all of a sudden, darrin receives an email, and it's not from jennifer. it's from jamieily. it's obvious that you and jenn can't keep your communications to a friendship, so i am asking that you stop communicating with jenn. >> darrin's response is, "look, i appreciate you telling me this, but i'm not going to stay away." >> she's terrified of you. you gave her nightmares, and who can she talk with about them? she can't tell any of her normal friends what has happened and how you treated her. i will get involved to make sure she is safe and unhurt and do that in any way i can. >> and this is where we first start seeing that jennifer is afraid of jamie. and then it starts getting darker and darker as the emails continue. >> then the next email says, "if you contact my wife again, i will harm her. and he gets very graphic and violent with his description of what he will do to his wife sexually. it's very frightening. >> we start seeing a picture of the marriage between jennifer and jamie as this abusive, toxic relationship. >> darrin is getting emails describing horrific i

a little - earlier i spoke to jamie bowman, a earlier i spoke to jamie bowman, a journalist at the wirralpaper, and he told me how the local paper, and he told me how the local community has been reacting. it's been a traumatic morning for all of us involved on the newspaper. it's a smallish community and we've been on the scene since around half past eight, as soon as we heard. the latest we have heard is one female patient has been taken to hospital suffering major trauma —related injuries and around 50 students, pupils have been treated both at the scene and up local hospitals including alder hey in liverpool, over the water from the wirral, alder hey children's hospital and our thoughts go to all of the children and parents involved in what has been a very distressing morning for everyone involved. henge morning for everyone involved. have ou morning for everyone involved. have you managed — morning for everyone involved. have you managed to _ morning for everyone involved. have you managed to talk _ morning for everyone involved. have you managed to talk to _ morning for everyone inv

this is been something of a disappointment really. i'm quoting you, jamieunited d germanys of the largest economy in the natural leader. yet despite significant progress in its willingness to play a leading role many german policymakers continue to resist the responsibility that comes with such t power. ". so we have that celebration of reunification in 1994 so the formal reunification? there is the moments of playing the final course from beethoven's ninth symphony in front of brandenburg gate as fireworks explode. it's a thrilling moment europe is democratic and free going to be prosperous and now we come to a continent that seems, jamie you tell us. you tell us what has happened here. click the german part of the story is complex. some of it relates to germany being tortured free cold war history from certain footing. unwilling to be provocative in its policy thinking. there's also a stacked story to be honest and bad divisions that still exist in german society. i'mm talking to you from east berlin where i've been living in recent months but i was in a

a jamie, hey, i was a wheelchair user who's relied on britain's national health service o n h s for most of his life without a viable and i just, i wouldn't be here. and if the at night just collapses, i don't particularly credit my chances. in april he decided to undergo major surgery. 5 months later, he's still waiting for it to be scheduled. it's difficult and frustrating impacts on the way i can if my life, the amount of pain and discomfort i'm in during the last round of strikes in may, jamie had another procedure delay 2 weeks. one of the 1000000 medical appointments postponed since december, thanks to health care strikes, hospital leaders and public health officials cool the current situation. dangerous warning continued strikes. great, and the normans challenge the strikes this week represent the biggest industrial disruptions of persons, nationalized health service in its history. they will mean longer. the ladies, the patients already waiting months for the treatment will surgery, but they also highlight a workforce on the system that's close to breaking point. senior adult doe

we are afraid of getting sick of them don't call fiona, going to get a jamie up the item. so we have absolutely nothing. and it said that we need help and support from the government just above most otherwise there is no futures. the 1st i am alive, but i feel like i'm dead and eventually on the how you and this gives you beta also often feels left alone and wonders when things will start to feel a bit more normal again and meet the rubble of her sister's old house. it's very difficult, she says, to imagine a new beginning the wind and waves are as much a part of the nazi islands as a fine sign on the beach is, however, new to climate change. the existence of the lovely dealings on the dutch island of milan on on the trip, particularly during the winter months vive, increasing the washer we assigned into the sea. and then during peak student season, the sign has to be brought back from the sea to the beach of that's an endless and a few dialects of size. but that seems to be no other way to save the island from losing it's beautiful sand. on the north coast to bomb and on

split second, his life changed forever. jamie spent eight weeks in a coma after one punch almostamie was standing waiting across the road having a smoke, and this lad hit him. he fell down, cracked his head on the pavement. 0ne punch. 0ne punch destroyed jamie's life and destroyed his family's life. jamie suffered brain damage and part of his skull was removed because of a bleed on his brain. you must have been terrified? proper terrified. not only once, but several times we thought we were going to lose him, and that fear in your mind, you just can't explain it. can't explain it. horrible, horrible and i'd hate, and i'd absolutely detest it, if it happened to anybody else. he was in a coma for the best part of eight weeks. he was trying to open his eyes, and that went on for a couple of months where, "put your tongue out, jamie", and he would put his tongue out. i knew he was there. he had to learn how to walk again. he had to learn how to talk. every day i wake up, i'm thankful i've still got my son. he's not the man he was. but we've still got him. nowjamie's family is support

oversight committee is dismissing republicans investigation into the biden family as a total bust, congressman jamiesays instead of working on legislation to keep the government running, republicans are weapon dies in the offices and exploiting congressional power to promote debunked in conspiracy theories about president biden. joining me virginia congressman ben cline a member of the judiciary budget appropriations committee. congressman, your response to your colleague jamie raskin's criticism of the investigation? >> augurs been raskin is still upset about his two failed attempts to impeach donald trump and we have a lot of evidence that is being collected in spite of the biden administration stonewalling and what we don't have our bank records, those will come but joe biden is clear and accepting money from his son and his son was accepting money from agents of foreign governments. we have a lot of advocates and were getting more and impeachment inquiry is warranted because we have to get to the bottom of what the biden collusion in his family was all about. cheryl: todd piro's onset, go ahead.

they don't have a jamie raskin. they don't have that. but also, more importantly, they don't have any facts. you're a strategist in the political world. why would they bother with this enterprise? >> my theory of the case is over the summer, their indictment of biden as president became much weaker. the economy continues to be strong, inflation is way down, his border plan is working. murder rates are way down, so the issues around crime, the border, inflation, the economy, which are the key things they have been attacking biden on, have sort of evaporated over the last few months. what do they have left to feed the right-wing noise machine beast every day? they had to go after biden as man, as father, as a person, not as president. and the problem is, that's a losing strategy for them. there's a feeling of, i think, desperation, something deeply pathetic about what's happening here. and it's a sign of weakness, not strength, for them. i think their main thing they have to do is indict biden as president. that's become very hard. so now t

particularly when you see someone like a jamie dimon coming out to say he doesn't think the banks aret buy. that's a surprising point of view for us. but when we look at the financials, banks are telling us that the consumer is strong and that's a very good sign for the financial sector. we do think that the dividend yields there are protected and very juicy and interesting, as well as the valuation call. for part of the portfolio, if you are underweight fine it -- if you are underweight, we do think there could be relative outperformance over the next 12 months or so. for that particular sector. shery: founder and chief investment officer at summa wealth. you can get a round up of all the stories that you need to know to get your day going in today's edition of daybreak. terminal subscribers go to dayb . you can customize your settings so you only get your news on the industries in the assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ fabulous surroundings... but everyone's looking at their phones for financial insights from merrill. is he hailing a ride to the concert hall? no. h

to geico, take your private jet to a field into it there and ge away because he just gets up there and it's like you needs that? >> it's embarrassing. jamieeel like that ? >> that is a real take, right? didn't you wonder, joe biden looks like he's doing exaggerated impersonation of to shillue doing joe biden. what is weird is when he gets drunk he has perfect diction. he is a liar, think about all the things he said, he grew up and singing to god's, he had no knowledge of the family busines for a drummer he said that one time he knew how to ride a bike and then all of that stuff. i hope that motorcade, every time he's in a presidential motorcade come he's like why ar we getting pulled over? [cheers and applause] i did hear him put in the back of a limo from now on there jus to save time, going to put him in the back of an ambulance. >> should we stop? >> cut out the middleman for it are we done? okay, we've got to move on. while new york falls apart, the are attacking old parts. but we help you shape your financial story. ♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesses across nearly 160 markets. ♪ we're not a startup, b

losses under pressure amid rising global yields with the 10-year treasury yield hitting a 16-year peak. >>> jamieimon is cautiously positioned for the come down with another rate hike likely. >> he is prepared for higher oil and gas prices and rates. as a matter of being prepared, the geopolitical situation is most concerning. >>> the shine comes from luxury stocks as disappointing sales growth in china leads to a series of downgrades for the sector. >>> asmi shares drop after the chipmaker raises the top line target, but falls short of expectations from the street. >>> good morning. let's get a check of the markets. you see the early hours of trading is a lot of red on the heat map. you coulcould say markets are grappling with the news from the central banks last week. namely most of them are done with the rate hiking cycle the, but higher rates are here to stay with us. it has been a difficult couple days for the indices. we have china concerns and real estate sector down for another session. concerns of evergrande and concerns of the auto strikes in the u.s. and a new one. the potential u.s. s

offer still haven�*t been addressed, and it�*s warning further disruption after this week is a possibility. jamiee future of the hs2 rail project. yesterday, he refused to comment on speculation that he plans to scrap the section between birmingham and manchester. the former conservative chancellor george osborne says doing so would be a "gross act of vandalism". a decision is expected this week before the conservative party conference. 0ur analysis editor ros atkins takes a closer look at this huge scheme, which has been bedevilled by delays, cost increases and cuts. in 2009, the then labour government introduced an idea for a new north—south high—speed rail line. it�*s an investment that you�*re making in fundamentally improving the connections between our major centres of population and our major economic centres too. three years later, the coalition government confirmed hs2 would go ahead, and referenced the victorians. but as a result of today's announcement, the railway revolution they started is happening again. this would involve a route reaching from london to birmingham and onto leeds a

but amongst reports from london, a jamie, hey, i was a wheelchair user, he's relying on britain's national health service o n h s for most of his life without a viable and i guess i wouldn't they had. and if the and it just collapses, i don't particularly credit my chances. in april he decided to undergo major surgery 5 months later, he's still waiting for it to be scheduled. it's difficult and frustrating impacts on the by act. and if my life, the amount of pain and discomfort i'm in during the last round of strikes in may, jamie have another procedure delay 2 weeks. one of the 1000000 medical appointments postponed since december, thanks to health care strikes, hospital leaders and public health officials cool. the current situation, dangerous warning, continued strikes, create an enormous challenge. the strikes this week represent the biggest industrial disruptions of persons, nationalized health service in its history. they will me longer than i used for patients already waiting months for the treatment will surgery. but they also highlight a workforce and a system that's close to brea

a game. congressman jamie raskin is a democrat of maryland.rves as the regular on the oversight committee, and he joins me now. congressman raskin, first, your impressions of how things went today? >> it was a meltdown for the republicans, obviously. they advertise to the world that they literally have no facts and no evidence that would justify impeaching president biden for, bribery or other high crime misdemeanors. and their own expert witnesses attested that fact, as well. i think that was the part that shocked them, that we were able to get their witnesses to say that there was not remotely significant evidence that would justify impeaching president biden. in the meantime, we are careening towards a terrible government shutdown that will spread massive pain and hardship and excited throughout the entire country. one of the things you might notice if you are watching the hearing, chris, is that all of the democrats were there for the vast majority of the hearing, and the republicans began to de-camp a very quickly, and it was empty on the

a great rate. i think that's really what we're up against with stocks i can talk about what mike said yesterday, the ceo of chevron, talk about what jamieimon is saying and get ready for 6 they haven't been able to slow the economy down they're selling a lot of bonds the fed is dumping its bonds i'm not saying we're dinosaurs we've had tremendous periods where stocks are gone up and they're 6, 7% on the 20-year david, let's face it we can sit here all day and say i really like the 20-year here, taking it to a buy, and no one would disagree with us. >> listen, the ten-year has come into a lot of conversations. yesterday we breached the 4.5% level. it seemed to get a lot of attention. i don't know why 4.49 doesn't, but 4.50 does. your point is twofold, jim one is the impact on the economy and the other is that it does pose a real choice or opportunity for investors who might prefer not to invest in equities >> exactly i think we've had tepid reception for equities for a while now. we had that vicious decision by the fed to surprise people in october of last year but carl, i just think that you could have this terrible situation where rate

hammond shot that video, and jamie joins me now. big picture for a second, jamie.ts. they'll simply wreck the city. are you with me on this? >> i am, definitely, 100%. it's, you know, but thankfully, fentanyl hasn't hit austin as hard as it has other areas, but along with fentanyl comes all the other crimes. we see it, we hear it from people in neighborhoods. these folks come out of the homeless camps into the neighborhoods, they're steel stealing, take -- stealing, taking pretty much whatever they can get. so it's causing issues not just in the camps in the greenbelts, but in the neighborhoods themselves. stuart: nancy pelosi, former speaker, she suggests that the homeless crisis can be contained. in san francisco, her district, she would contain it to the tenderloin district. is containment a viable plan for dealing with this problem? >> you know, i don't think it is. and the reason why is because these camps grow, you know? as regular citizens are scared of these camps, they're scared of the violence that comes out of them. so as the, these camps grow, citizens

from the south, he brought gold and saffron as a gift, ferdowsi jami's poem with an eternal melody.z khan reached kardmanji from its north. red-faced and white-faced. from the green mountain of shahjahan, sistani and baluchistan people of every tribe, their war is like the truth, their passion is passionate , iran's love in the persian gulf became proverbial sugar. poetry parsi in india has become like honey, my soul, iran, my soul, my soul, iran, my soul, my eternal love, i am kind and easy, my arab fellow countryman , laghme, the hand of the love of tribes and nomads has fallen to the ground. bang khoshai lori goes gloriously, serena lak's voice goes to the plains and sky with the breath of the mountains. perfumed ornaments and suqati, colorful qashqai clothes and the river, listen to the cheers, young man hears our anthem, the world from the shores of the caspian sea, the wave of imagination reaches your green peaks, wild flowers of paradise, colorful gilkaki music, taat and talashi, melodious music, loud cry azeri resurrection in the works of the lovers of shurns. al park and sa

you have democrats like jamie raskin complain about not having a vote on an impeachment inquiry when it was jamie defending not having a vote. the hypocrisy, i am having none of it. >> what are you going to do to counter that. they are going to be performing and they are going to be doing cartwheels and somersaults distracting. they don't want to talk facts. they want to create a scene. do you counter that or stay focused on the numbers? >> we need to focus on facts and not fiction. we need to show the american people the evidence we have going forward and they can decide whether joe biden should be president or not. already, 63% of americans believe joe biden broke the law based on the evidence we have shown so far. >> thank you. fox news alert. police in southern california gave britney spears a welfare check. concerns sparked earlier this week. she was dancing and juggling knives around. ♪ ♪ police say she was not in any danger physically or emotionally. we are happy to hear she is o okay. i am sorry about the free britney movement. i apologize. another doomsday night in philly. ne

this has been an impeachment in search of a reason for being. jamiekin had it exactly right, it was a seinfeld of impeachments. impeachment about nothing. it's also such a stark juxtaposition of this merit -less impeachment inquiry, taking place, wasting time, while we're just a couple days away from a shutdown of the federal government. which is what they should be focused on. and if i can, alex, i just want to respond to the question you asked earlier, what should kevin mccarthy do? you know, he gave his word to joe biden when they reached that budget deal, to revert a default on our debt. he should tell us republican conference, they gave the president my word, i gave it to him on behalf of our conference. and i'm gonna honor my word, and i'm putting up this bipartisan bill, and i want you to vote for it. i'm gonna vote for it. if you remove, may remove. i'm gonna keep my word. that is not appear to be the approach of kevin mccarthy. and its service members were gonna go out without paychecks, who are gonna suffer. federal firefighters are gonna su

>> it's a worthy question. jamie, norm, joey, thank you. >>> just ahead on the situation room, what's next for u.s. soldier travis king as he returns home from north korea and why did kim jong-un's regime let him go? and later, senator menendez pleads not guilty to bribery charges as the number of fellow democrats calling for his resignation soars with the exception of one prominent senate democrat. >>> tonight, the u.s. soldier who fled into north korea two months ago is on his way back home after the communist regime decided to quote, expel him. alex has more on the release of private travis king. >> travis king now on his way home after bolting across the heavily guarded border into north korea back in july, which u.s. officials say he did willfully and without authorization. on wednesday, north korean state media suddenly announced that 23-year-old king would be expelled following what they called an investigation which king supposedly admitted he crossed in illegally. >> the united states has secured the return

, her playbills for performances, for example, by chekhov's uncle vanya price tag he is a chihuahua shorthand jamiell, then, that's why we go to the theater, so that here we meet with the one for whom exactly . she illustrated his first collection of poems, which he wrote after losing his father while he was in exile. this is what she suggested, she absolutely. she felt the need to support me. and today i must admit that her drawings were much more valuable than my texts, a wonderful artist - this figurative depiction of montedeo in uruguay is generally considered a classic by the canon of a tuning fork. she was also a stage designer. and here this part of south america is even more interesting - this is the region. i gauche the shepherds. here are their horses there. zhenya is russian and came up with the idea to attract, when back in 607 there was a floating anniversary in october, including with horses on stage staged on ntv a grandiose performance of 10 days, which according to the world according to john reed , and before the coup she was preparing a premiere in her theater based on brecht's c

a lot more "fast money" to come. here's what's coming up next. >>> time to bank on banks? not so fast. even jamie dimon isn't too hot on the group right now. the details next. >>> plus, semis surge. qualcomm landing a sweet deal with apple for the next few years. a chip check and the latest curveball being thrown at apple in china. you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square. wee ckig aerhi'rba rhtft ts. with comcast business... it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. is it possible to survey foot traffic across all of our locations? yeah! absolutely. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco q

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a smart, tough politician. and she will be missed on capitol hill. sumi: congressman jamien, a pleasure to have you on bbc news. thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. sumi: one of the 18 co-defendants in former president donald trump's's georgia election interference case pled guilty to multiple criminal charges on friday. scott hall, a bill barr eastman, pled guilty to five misdemeanor counts. he will serve five years of probation, pay $5,000, and do 200 hours of community service. he was originally charged with seven counts in the case for allegedly interfering with the 2020 presidential election results in georgia. the other codefendants in the case have pled not guilty. need of elements in a nearly three decades-year-old murder. 60-year-old duane "keffe d" davis was arrested on friday and is facing one murder charge for the death of rapper tupac shakur in 1996. davis previously claimed in several interviews and a book that he was in the car with the person who allegedly shot tupac. homicide -- homicide attacked of say he was behind the murder, even if he did

that's a goothat id that was ata debate that was just a bunch of responses on x exactly.sponse >> jamie i imagine because you really don't have a life you did watch the debate watching. >> did you take the tv to tv? i did watch the but i haven't heard people talk over each other like that since. i remember when i was getting married in my family when they go hey, speak now forever. >> hold your peacearried. i ex-wife actually, because i say wife. i'm sorry. i just figured everybody knows from being on the show i'm surprised christie is not better at debating because he wins that one every night where he's like, should i eat the whole gallon ice cream? nice. desantis has got to work on, like, just being more i've i've seen more natural movement from members of the chucky cheese band. >> it's true right? and that tiktok thing, i think they should leave. you know, i like. i like to ruthoughn the show. he's a nice student. i thought that was like a weird sort of, like, argue something that has nothing to do with anything. yeah, because we're all kind of on, i don't know. sothas nothwith any

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a big buyer of banks. no better than equal weight, whatever you call it. >> that was jamie dimon, jpmorgan ceo, blasting new proposed capital requirements for the banks saying they could cause a lending slowdown and hurt economic growth. josh, he was tongue-in-cheek, sounding like the analyst dimon rather than the ceo dimon. his point is well taken. you're a shareholder. what do you make of his comments? >> it's probably true in 2006, 2007 jamie walked around to the trading floors and asked the prices for some securities were, mortgaged back, and the trader would quote him the price. oh, yeah, sell some. one by one traders would try to do a trade and they would see those prices were not real. it's not in the headlines anymore. we had now all of a sudden pretty much if you have money in a bank, don't worry how much it is. you'll be fine. the system can't afford there to be a failure. what are the new risks? a story in "the journal" today about broker pockets. all of those old ticker symbols we talked about in march and april, same companies in the story now. what are they doing? buying huge amounts of cd dep

there's a reason jamie spears was not welcome at the free britney rally. it's not just... [applause] true story. not invited. >> jon: he wasn't there. >> stephen: wouldn't make sense. wouldn't make sense. it's not just that palmervoted against the bill, he's also a member of the conservative house freedom caucus, members of which are seeking to punish their 13 republican colleagues who joined democrats in voting for the infrastructure bill. so you finally got the thing you wanted and now you're going to punish the people who gave it to you? that's like a kid on christmas saying, "yay! a bike! i'm so happy. okay, santa. now it's payback time! guh! come here! gah!" speaking of lying blowhards, former president butternut berlusconi. thanks to jonathan karl's new book, we're learning new details about the the run up to january 6th, especially the behavior of former first son-in-law and non-player character in a video game about wall street, jared kushner. when mike pence's aide marc short called kushner directly to ask him to maybe help keep the vice president from getting han

i think that -- i guess it's -- not a monolith there are various things that, you know, business is good, we'll get earnings, hear from jamie dimon in two, three weeks about what he's seeing in the economy, lending i mean, there's a lot to hate, but that often -- as tim points out, volatility index, way higher highest since may. still not high >> but karen, what do you think jamie dimon has good to say? >> jamie dimon never says things are fantastic, risk gone >> can i be -- he's been all over the place for the last two years. economic storm was coming, brian clapped back, he said, we're in the eye of the storm don't here, we don't see it. and he was right i'm just saying, so, jamie's been back and forth on a lot of this stuff, and i think it's interesting that he used the opportunity being in india to give what i think is some pretty impactful market comments, economic comments, that sort of thing. didn't do it here. it's 2 1/2 weeks before they're going to report earnings i just look around and i look at underwriting, i look at credit, you know, delinquencies that are ticking up, i look at trading -- >> he's conservative

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congressman jamie raskin is a democrat of maryland.s the lead manager in the second impeachment trial of donald trump. he also served on the january 6th committee, and he joins me now. congressman, thanks for coming on the show. as you have pointed out, even the divided congress under president trump was more productive than this republican house. why do you think that is? >> well, as you were suggesting, we've got an agenda in the democratic party. and if the republicans are willing to go with us, we will work with them. i mean, you know, i sat there for four years under donald trump. we had an infrastructure day. we had an infrastructure week. infrastructure press conference. we just did not have an infrastructure bill. but when joe biden got a, we had an infrastructure bill in the first or second month. and we passed a 1. 2 trillion dollar investment in the roads, the highways, the ports, broadband, high-speed internet access for people in the rural areas, real changes in the country. we did the same thing with climate action, the b

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we just see what's in front of us on a day-to-day basis. jamie dimon has the expertise to look into the future and he's seeing the credit cards. that was a great point you made, carole. i think that underscores where we are headed and that is a huge problem. it will just be interesting to see where those -- where that timing coalesces and to your point, cheryl, does it coalesce in time for the 2024 election when people, one, obviously are having inflationary pressures but two, has that future hit by november of 2024. cheryl: it is the economy, stupid and a it is goings to be again the economy, stupid, kitchen table issues. i want to bring up what jamie dimon said. he said to say the consumer is strong today meaning you'll have a booming environment for years is a huge mistake. >> i agree. i think that those fiscal issues, whether it be energy or the debt and deficit, those are going to be the drivers that reignite inflation. you know what's going to happen, todd, the way this comes out before the next election, is if we get a brutal winter. if we

>> stick with us, elie, and jim jordan is speaking, and we will be heading back in for a second, and hear from jamie raskin, the top democrat in the committee, and yes, there could be -- there are legal questions they are going to pose, and mountains of evidence that james comer says that i will put out, but at the core, this is a political investigation, and do you see if it begins like this, they have launched an impeachment inquiry that launches anything towards impeachment of president biden. >> there is a heavy lift on not just the oversight, but the ways and means to convince the more moderate republican colleagues that there is enough to actually move for a full impeachment. there are moderate republicans who are aware that despite what james comer says in the hearings and the political bombast that they don't have the goods to back up what they are saying. they don't have this smoking gun at this point showing that joe biden somehow benefitted from hunter biden's business dealing showing that he was involved in the hunter biden criminal prosecution, and all parts of the white house has been

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consumer is strong meaning a booming environment for years is a huge mistake what do you make about that. >> let's put this in context jamiee 1, 2022, we did make a new roll back in october rallied ever since. he has always been cautious in commentary, you know we all know, you know, the inversion yield curve, ten to 2, ten to one i don't know anyone didn't call for recessionings just this year c i don't -- look at this as large or market moving, i think he is always cautious in narrative but when he -- cautious makes headlines. >> he said he talked about, quantitative tightening ukraine war said governments around the world spending like drunken sailors i think we can reality to what he said. >> we've been saying to that for aeons, i understand the current administration doesn't thick you will get caught up to but some point chickens come home to roost, the nonbusinessperson in me doesn't know what that looks like but is very fearful i think impacts my children future grandchildren. >> i think we missed out on one of the greatest rallies seen in the last you know, 40% nasdaq, 100. i will take each data point like jay powe

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is it enough to wreck the economy and sent us in a recession, we don't know. >> jamie dimon lending a tone. he wasn't speaking about a soft landing at the same conference but saying to those who think we'll have a boom, not so sure, given quantitative tightening, the ukraine war, how much money we're spending like drunken sailors, what was your take? >> he's cautious. he's not hurricane jamie which he was and that turned out not to be happening yet. doesn't mean it can't still happen. he's concerned about qt, an experime experiment of trimming the balance sheet. he's not wrong. usually when you see such great tightening in economic conditions and in interest rates, when you see the kind of signals we're seeing in the yield curve you tend to see a recession, and it might be having your cake and eating it too, thinking you can get away with all of this, fighting inflation, bringing it down to target and not taking us in a recession. that's sort of where the market is right now and where economists like goldman sachs are. it's a hot debate. we don't know. one person who will definitely h

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continues to incriminate himself, as his allies in the house run interference with a bogus impeachment inquiry. and congressman jamie raskin is here to weigh in on all of that, and he is coming up first. plus, in a remarkable new filing, jack smith asked a federal judge to impose a limited gag order on trump. our in-house law form of weisman and -- is back, standing by with reaction. also today, congresswoman primala jayapal, i was perhaps the most factual thing trump said in an interview on meet the press. republicans have no idea how to talk about abortion rights. and later, mitt romney announces he won't run for reelection, and you better believe he is naming names, on the way out. ♪ ♪ ♪ so there is some very important context to consider, when it comes to kevin mccarthy's pursuit of an impeachment inquiry into president biden. and that is, the 91 criminal counts, and for criminal trials facing the likely republican nominee for 2024. trials about paying hush money to a porn star, courting nuclear secrets, and trying to overturn an election. trials that will involve lots of hard evidence, lots of witnesses, and at