johnson, former cia analysts out of uh brandaton florida, and ray mcgufen, former cia analyst out of rolly, north carolina. thank you both for being with me. well, let me start this off in florida. larry, um, do you think the us is bombing of yemen will stop the yemeni military from supporting the people of palestine? uh, no, uh, short answer, it is, the united states and the united kingdom combined are demonstrating that the we're doing the equivalent of pun punching a bag of jello, keeps uh moving around, uh, we don't have any clear idea where the different missiles are, the the hooties have mobile missile systems, so they're very difficult to locate, pin down any one particular moment, and uh, the fact of the matter is united states is using very expensive weapon systems to destroy what are relatively inexpensive missile systems and developing, demonstrating better and better capability, just a us destroyer had to use felinx gun, so this is this is a gun that's attached to the ship and it fires a very rapid rate, almost like solid sheet of metal coming out, but it's the... last line of

pro palestin rollies were also held in different cities throughout europe over. weekend, thousands of demonstrators in the spanish city of barcelona called for sease fire in gaza and they're demanding their government cut ties all together with the israeli regime. similar rallies were held in german cities of nurenburg and berlin, as protesters there urge for an end to armed supplies to israel. and iran gear is up for two elections coming up uh simultaneously on march 1st. people will be going to poll's friday to elect members of parliament and assembly of experts. here's a report. iranian voters are due to head for polling stations on friday to pick new members of parliament and the assembly of experts. the iranian legislative body is called magless. members of parliament are elected in moltai and single seat constituences through direct public vote every four years. magless has 29. members, five of them representing religious minorities, namely zorastrians, jews, assyrians and christians. according to the interior ministry, around 15,00 candidates have been approved to compete in th

we welcome michael fe are rolli, jpmorgan's chief u.s. economist. michael, welcome to the show. thanks for being here. >> good to be here. liz: anything you see here that as you encouraged or even a little uneasy about the economy ahead of tomorrow's jobs report? >> well, i think what's probably most encouraging has been what we've seen in inflation over the past six months which has cleared the runway for the fed to eventually ease maybe not in march, but it's feeling more certain that a they'll ease at least in the second quarter. which, if you have concerns about growth, we are in a lower interest rate environment that should at least put some foam on the runway if the landing happens to be a little bumpier than the soft landing we're all hoping for. liz: yeah. he was pretty clear yesterday, wasn't he? mar is unlikely. that said, you're sticking to your call that we will see the first cut of this cycle at the june meeting? if why not may, for example? >> it could be may. so between now and may we have three job reports including the one we get tomorrow. if any of those are di

johnson, former cia analysts out of uh brandoton florida and ray mcgufer, former cia analyst out of rollyrth carolina. thank you both for being with me. well, let me start this offen. larry, um, do you think the us's bombing of yemen will stop the yemeny military from supporting the people of palestine? uh, no, uh, short answer, it is, the united states and the united kingdom combined are demonstrating that the they're doing the equivalent of punching a bag of jello, keeps uh moving around, we don't have any clear idea where the different missiles are, the the hoothies have mobile missiles. systems, so they're very difficult to locate pin down any one particular moment, and the fact of the matter is united states is using very expensive weapon systems. to destroy what are relatively inexpensive missile systems, and the hoothies keep developing, demonstrating better and better capability, just just the other day, a us destroyer had to use a failinx gun, so this is this is a gun that's attached to the ship and it fires a very rapid rate, almost like solid sheet of metal coming out, but it's