so i called alex. that was the first person i called. >> and alex murdaugh got a settlement for you. >> absolutely. >> and that money came right to you? >> not all of it. >> alex murdaugh allegedly defrauded jordan jinks of $150,000. he was a friend. >> and he convinced you that he's working for you and doing everything above and beyond for you. >> i trusted alex like a brother. alex and i ate off the same plate. >> if he's willing to do that to a childhood friend, he'll do it to anyone. >> russell lafitte was convicted in november of 2022. all of the charges were related to helping murdaugh steal from their mutual clients. each one holds a maximum sentence of up to 30 years in prison. their lawyers did not respond to a request for comment about these financial fraud charges. >> why did you kill your wife? >>> when we return -- >> this trial will probably be one of the most watched since o.j. >> what happens next? >> all he has to do is flip one juror who is going to say he is not guilty. next on behind

>> alex: yes i am.you know that, right? >> anthony: yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> alex: i'm worried about that too, really, seriously, because it's -- i'm way past my drinking days, you know? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: but i don't think there's an escape from it. so why are you back in kuching after ten years? i mean why kuching when you have got a lot of other places in borneo. >> anthony: that's a good question. i'm revisiting some stuff. just some -- i was in a weird place in my head when i first came here. i was personally, professionally, everything in my life was changing. i was in this sort of nowhere land between previous life and whatever came next. i'm retracing my steps in a lot of ways to see if it still hurts. >> alex: ah, okay. >> anthony: and also i said, i promised these guys in the village, the chiefs, that i'd come back. well, i made a promise, and i'm going to live up to it. >> alex: yeah. ♪ next on behind the series... let me tell you about the greatest roster eve

yeah, i call [rapid heartbeat] alex: this is...a bad beat. you got it. congratulations. k you. where do i take these? alex: cashier. tell her to fetch the key from the safe. today's combination is 57-13-19. marcus: cool. thanks for the game. alex: can you believe he slow-rolled me like that? petyr: what do you mean? alex: bad etiquette. with the best possible hand, he still made me think i had a chance of winning the pot. petyr: scummy move. alex: it was something else. go after him. petyr: what did you do? marcus: i felt bad about cheating. got rid of the mey. ni: i got a job. marcus: is it good enough to make 50 grand by april? dani: yes. you can rig cards, right? it's a laundering front for the derosa family. marcus: that derosa family? dani: the store's never busy and there's no cameras inside. what we're interested in is the poker game that's held in the backroom every weekend. marcus: put the money in your bag and give me the empty briefcase. dani: whoever works the register is paid a little extra to cashier the games. marcus: but i think they're onto me. dani: you

or i guess i'm gonna also have do some. so you're able me, alex, if, if, if i make as i want to bring it out audience to watching. because often they have misconceptions about what the population growth means. and i'm going to give you each 30 seconds to answer question like this. all right, so how many people can the of sustain alex don't take that one. thank you. i don't welcome is not as simple as that. it's not a function of the behavior of the people that are on a mission saying to us is different from measure. it depends on our consumption patterns. it depends on our productivity as a group on all of these fuck does matter. i think with increase in quality, it makes you tell that this was 10 and much larger population. but if we had it, it was a site in many ways we can support a whole lot more or less summers are spaced, the world is over populated, or says things will never get better. it's too late. rachel instant reaction. not at all. not at all. 8000000000 people, 8000000000, potentially brilliant, new ideas that will increase food prod

alex, i want to introduce you to a person who i spoke to a little earlier today. her name is natalie, she is 25 years old. she says she is from venezuela. i wanna ask her about what she came here. [speaking non-english] >> she says she has been her two days. she says that she slept here overnight. the temperatures overnight were in the 30s. it was a difficult night for her and her husband to stay here. new [speaking non-english] why did you come to the united states? >> [speaking non-english] she says she came here, alex, because there's better opportunities. [speaking non-english] i asked her if there was violence in venezuela. she says, quite a bit. [speaking non-english] >> she says that she is actually here, right now, because she is waiting to hear from president biden. wanting to hear what his response will be. [speaking non-english] what is your message for president biden? >> [speaking non-english] she is saying she is not a delinquent. she is an immigrant like anyone else. [speaking non-english] why did you decide to come to the united states right now? >

i will tell you something, alex, i think when i watch this video a second thought comes to mind.ith how they just step back and no one seems to be worried about anything. there are body cameras in play for sure, i have to think the part of this investigation has to be now going back, reviewing other encounters. which is easy to do. what is the process that we had? it is quite possible that something was missed early but just to learn from all of this, because, there is many different aspects to all of this. it is troubling and then you worry also what if there was no video here? and, how long with this type of behavior carried on? so, it is just, there is a lot to peel back and none of it is good. to peel back and none of it is before i get to you, charles, since you commissioner brought about the body cam sam, has been reporting. that, samolinski over that again because the body cam video, you reported that it has to be activated. that is what is required when a police report a suspect or go into a home or whatever they are doing. not necessarily when they're just driving around

after that i think the, the diversity that both jennifer and alex are, are emphasizing. it's like, hugely important. i think it's really part of the big story for the 1000000000 is we're so diverse. and another example of that is that europe, on, after like the median age in europe, is close to $4541.00 and a half. the median age and her in africa is 17. and, and so it's not just the pace of growth is really different in these countries, but we have very different age structures. so you know, you, you want to understand and kind of create a global community. but we're looking at governments and countries here that are dealing with very different populations in terms of age. and so the thinking may be different and we, that's going to tax them, diplomacy and some effort between us to, to have a more unified response to global crises. i want to bring a new voice into our conversation, and this is a professor of global development at cornell university. alex, i'm going to play this comment for you, and i'd really be interested on where you take the idea next, the kids part p

so, you know, i think we are in a very dangerous, it's very interesting alex, let me go to i, george george and john are both right. depending on how you want to look at the argument here. because this was a craven on the part of the united states didn't. they did not have to go in to use ukraine as a proxy. it has done it and it will continue to do so just for the very reasons of prestige and to make sure it's allies, they with it, which i want to talk more about. but i mean, this is a choice on the part of the, of the united states forcing its nato allies to go down this path. go ahead. nice, absolutely. i mean, look out, this has been dis, pressure's been on for a long time when i was talking about the past year since the war broke out in ukraine. i was reporting back in 2014 by j t t f, which are canadian, special forces directly to you up to, to be exact, be on the ground in ukraine and training what we're known to be. wall street journal's written about neo nazis, probably sector at the time as well as the, as the county. and now the canadians were involved. the brits have been

well, actually what alex now are you going to, and i mean, i'm a group, i'm agree with you, alex. it's interesting because the west that traditionally since the 2nd world war is trying to show itself as a progressive in, in about, in a positive sense leader as you know, and what a, what is possible. and so what the europeans have done is that they've, they've gotten under the captive wing of the, of the united states and the collective west. doesn't that send a message to other countries in the world do not go down that path. if you want to have control of your, your sovereignty, go ahead alex. well, you know that the issue is it's not a control of sovereignty anymore. it's a question of do you want the help on data? we saw that happened in 1999. and like there was, there's rumors about weapons being diverted from ukraine down the cost of down to bog here right now, the situation of the cost of borders not improving at all. whatever is being said, it went back to world war one, gets lobby or serbia at the time, a 1000 times over pleated with the germans. the germans would make a r

alex: i automatically assume this would be a margin issue. that was my interpretation initially.at is going on with the dealer inventory situation? >> yeah. the fact the supply chain has loosened up has enabled the dealers to increase what they've got on ha strong across the portfolio but i think the north american construction work where cap was able to deliver more units to dealers --cat was able to deliver more units to dealers, that impacted the 2023 revenue outlook. >> what is the china demand outlook looking like for this business? >> china is an important driver for sentiment even though it is less than 10% revenue for cat. they said 2022 was down and we've had great years. 2023 is expected to be down again. they think that is also pulling the sentiment in the stocks down a bit because we've seen a stock run-up on china reopening trends . alex: doesn't this mean at some point that caterpillar will lose its ability to pass on cost? >> i think there is question around reduced price inflation and what it means going forward. when you see dealer inventories, you would think th

i think that's what's happening here. >> but i don't, alex i don't think that's what's happening here the reason why i think that is because these arrangements that we have heard from these companies where they're changing the way they're doing evaluations and how many employees get in the bottom tier, they haven't fully implemented that yet so it is not like they have evaluations and data on how to manage those folks that will happen in '23 and '24. so i wonder if we're heading into a situation where these companies are just a lot tougher about managing out people in order to be able to have room on the cost structure to hire some of those engineers that we were just talking about that they will need to build a future. >> yeah. i expect that to happen, too but that's separate from layoffs. you do this big layoff today and then you talk about what are your standards inside the company. i think everybody, including google, would admit that the company had gotten a little bit too soft and, so, as you move forward from today, what is your culture? what are your expectations from your emp

ok such a thought nina, teach thoughtful would that you knew been which is the alex i to you to re record on up and you will press me unless i hello speaks with chris. cancel, joy, social security. when you're echo shame willinger than the cosmo east near scheme, ah, national of a post mister washing let the person is born political down and blown up a heater in a beginner ablation. wish you nick on the thing i would use of boy wants me blue a no case too much as well. does a lot of a 2nd ago on a windshield with your a b o a? yeah. let me it says good for much seeing. go at the cool my beating the media since get a plane, but then we get a what a full not be the person who does what is your door a job. even last by c o a z a e l, a whole with diet. the unit up a would be most of the issue with them for the store, a dozen chose a she is largely give dory. you a but i'm a little out but the studio is my shows somebody with sheila store or hospital. yeah. like nice bear with me, but really awesome. thank you much cope with stuff. so not did you learn any easier for you on your store near wh

alex: i wonder if that is a question the management is asking themselves.seen the share price come down massively. a lot of that has to do with interest rates and tech stocks generally being a bit less appealing on that basis. they are trying perhaps to show investors they can increase profitability without needing to grow the top line. if that is the thought process, it would suggest maybe there is a slight pivot away from the growth trajectory. to be maybe cynical, maybe it is a rainy day and they are using that is cover to cut some of the chaff so when things start to perk up again, which they may well do, they're in a better situation. alix: looking at class a shares of pe about 20 times. is 20 times enough to justify a growth stock that may no longer be a growth stock? alex: i think 20 times is in line broadly with the rest of the market as a whole. the s&p 500. do you say a lot of the sizable stocks in the market are growth stocks? this might be a? for an equity strategist than me. clearly a discount to apple and a premium to facebook. arethe question

so i respect both alex i also both paul and alex and i also think should have his own think alex shouldw is alicia mum by any show. is alicia your mum by any chance? know who this chance? i don't know who this woman view is, but i like it. i accept, theresa, says michelle, all struggling . you strikers are all struggling. you strikers are making it so much harder. you're very well paid and you're just greedy . well, when it comes to greedy. well, when it comes to train drivers, that's got to be right. 70. okay, start . hold train drivers, that's got to be right. 70. okay, start. hold on a second here. people always go by. is not having it theresa. people always go to the extreme example because they know that if they were to go to the average example, would average example, it would undermine their argument that train constitute a very, train drivers constitute a very, very, very tiny proportion of the number of workers who are on strike at the moment. even with the rmt strike, the majority are who work in the offices, work on the cleaners, office the stations, cleaners, office clerks,

i have never once in my life worked as hard as this senator works in one day win at home. >> is it tractor involved? >> okay, alex, stop, okay? see? you are too smart. you just too smart for this. too smart for this. >> i mean, listen, when i think of you, i think of jon tester because reversal like likable and so good on a tractor. okay >> now guess this, both public school teachers. which one of us was a music teacher? >> lawrence o'donnell junior. >> not even close. not even close. >> one out of two ain't bad. one out of two. >> not bad. thank, you alex. >> i can't wait to see it tonight, lawrence. goodnight. >> george santos did not show up last night for one of the most cost pleasant customs for new members of congress, the president united states avoided all members of congress from both parties from the house in the senate to come to the white house for a visit from. most of them is the very first time setting foot in the white house and it's kind of cool and george santos did not show up. one possible reason is, they check i. d. s at the white house. in fact, for scheduled visits like, that you have to ph

>> no, i agree with you, alex, i don't think it is a coincidence. they know they need to address, and that is why they have unveiled these priorities in this program in the last week. as i said before, i think it is something where he is vulnerable, politically, and as you saw that the criticism in the last few days did not just come from predictably from republicans but also from democrats who believe that this policy of sort of, continuing a policy that started under the trump administration, of rapid returning some of these migrants from these countries plus venezuela very quickly, was described by democrats as being inhumane. so it is a tricky issue for this president, and i do think they want to make it a priority, you will hear the white house say that what we really want to do is have brought immigration reform. but the bill that they proposed to the beginning of his presidency has not moved anywhere and faced republican opposition, and is almost certainly not going to go anywhere in the coming two years. >> let me just say, observationally,

alex? >> i am glad you put that in perspective, sam. i didn't know from which officer that quote came. it did appear that that is exactly, i hope they stop him. now we. no thank you sam, for. that let's go from there to antonia hilton with the latest on community reaction. such troubling times in memphis today, antonia. what is it like? >> that is exactly right. it is troubling, it is tense. here on the days leading up to last night's release, people were imagining that the city was going to burn. they were trying to warn against violence. and, when i've talked to actual residents, actual leaders here. they had faith in the city of memphis. and they had a lot of respect for the grief that they knew all the other people already going through. and that would absolutely be going through once they had to deal with the images we have now seen. and that is what we saw last night. i saw the protesters on the bridge. they were huddled around each other, supporting each, other talking. often they were incredibly quiet. trying to at times, watch s

oh sorry, alex, let me give you the last word. i can say this is a wake up call and you know, they should be increased funding to the f a. what do you feel? should be the priorities right now to solve this issue and make sure it doesn't happen again in the near future. but of course, it's inevitable. we're going to see more of these issues, whether or not they're related to, to older i, t and o to tech, or, of course, that ongoing risk of cyber and the cyber attacks that hit the industry daily. would . i hope that the globe where the ation sector, which is so well harmonized takes from this is the importance of ensuring that every, all of the systems are up to date or, and keeping their infrastructures as modern as possible. but also ensuring, as i said earlier, that no countries left behind, you know, the u. n. special agency, i k o they want to see in ideation across the world, more personnel who are well versed in both aviation. i'm cybersecurity, but that's going to require investments. so these are conversations that have to be

also alex, i will tell you that the treasure trove of evidence is somebody's phone. , and i could be very perilous for john eastman. >> former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan, barb mcquade, thank you as always, barbara. >> thank, you alex. >> we'll be right back. i get bladder leaks. it's just a new way of life for me. the always discreet pad is super comfortable. it feels like it's barely there. look at how much it holds, and it still stays thin! i've looked at myself in the mirror and i can't see it at all! that's the protection we deserve! research shows people remember ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. did you know that liberty mutual custo— ♪liberty mutual♪ ♪ only pay for what you need♪ ♪only pay for what you need♪ ♪ custom home insurance created for you all♪ ♪now the song is done♪ ♪back to living in your wall♪ they're just gonna live in there? ♪yes♪ only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ (jennifer) the reason w

i don't know where alex would point us. ut i am interested in everyday food of our lives and how that makes up our lives and tells us who we are in the world. >> we will take another break and we will continue this conversation in just a moment here on 'mosaic' . >>> good morning and welcome back to 'mosaic'. i am honored to be your host . we are in this conversation about food and identity. welcome back. let's continue our conversation . what were you thinking about this notion of everyday food and what we eat? >> living in the bay area i am used to friends with dietary restrictions and i would say so many of my friends are gluten-free or dairy free and the list goes on. my natural inclination was, i want to have a bagel brunch and that is something that i never think of doing on a normal weekend. when it is my husband and i. we don't get bagels, even though we have a great shop down the street. it felt like family. when i was growing up on the east coast , their family always had bagel brunch. it was a thing. so many east

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i welcome you to alex witt reports. getting a sunday.many americans spend part of their day in worship, you've been listening to president biden honoring dr. martha kaine junior onward been his 94th birthday. just these moments ago, the president delivering a sermon at ebenezer baptist church where mlk once preached. he is now the first sitting president to do so during a sunday service. let's take a listen again to part of what he said. we're doing a good part of that as we listen to some of this spiritual and soulful music. let's take a listen to that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> many of us would enjoying the news a listen to this and we will perhaps play it underneath. we do have nbc's plane alexander, she is with the president. traveling there in atlanta. blaine, we will come to you. what was the presidents big message? his overarching message to this crowd? >> i think it's just saying, alex, he sort of a saying that he is speaking on the pulpit of somebody who he considers one of his two political heroes. the other being bobby kennedy. noting th

it's time to implement our plan in the life of alex, i said with such methods. i will not act.akes us. then it will be too late. for example, i also operated yesterday, they don’t really push us. i gave valuable advice, but wait there is one idea. we have known each other for a long time, we work, but the three of us never sat together or drank. let's go somewhere drunk, sit down. well, you can, but when, oh, one evening for a week, well, let's see if i 'm still free. why the hell is the die cast on friday? let's take her out to dinner. well, i'm not going to come, but pirogov and voila will come instead of me, as if by chance. i don't understand why this is done by my hands, because you like it. vyacheslav mikhailovich will be literally in a minute. and here actually he is hello. hello natalya yurievna, you are going to have an operation today. i would like to know what changes you have had since our last meeting. yes, for a week now, how not to answer for his wife. please. let her tell herself. speak well, someone, the pain intensified, vision deteriorated, complains that the

also alex, i will tell you that the treasure trove of evidence is somebody's phone. es to themselves, and i could be very perilous for john eastman. >> former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan, barb mcquade, thank you as always, barbara. >> thank, you alex. >> we'll be right back. be right back she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. and, long lasting gain scent beads. try gain odor defense. be gone, smelly everything! your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i'm a vegas hotel. i know what you're thinking - it's cool, i don't want anything too serious either. just a fun, spontaneous thing. i'm looking for someone who will let loose. dr

i don't think someone was trying to hide it. ok, alex, that me come to you. the problem it said came from the pilot alerting system. the no tom system telethon tell us and explain to our view is what this pilot warning system does. how critical it is, how, how it operates, and what do you think happened here? well, fully, this is why we have such a big, almost immediate impact with, with what happened in the u. s. because it, instead of something happening in the airline operations room that would affect one airline, or perhaps something that would affect one manufacturer. this was centralized with the f a where the no times are distributed. and no terms in simple english are essentially key information directives that are distributed to all aviation stakeholders. and in every day of the asian life. the main and primary purpose would be, for example, flight crew entering the cockpit prior to departure, and reviewing and checking the no times before departure to make sure if there are any, anything unusual ahead. we're at the destination apple, perhaps the act

i can simply stop talking to alex or i can not click on anything. however, the observation of my behavior online that where i am with my device location of my devices sharing and d, the methods that is collected, that is very difficult to control for an individual. but we're not completely perilous in order to control ads and instagram. you have to log in to facebook. there you can change the settings for instagram and facebook. remove all apps from your facebook account for probably more apps connected than you'd think. this is quite important. a, some ups enable location tracking. others might have access to your sucks photos on instagram itself. hiding personalized odds on your feet is quite easy. simply choose the reason why you want to hide the and then go to settings to disable personalized ads. instagram will notify you that you won't get to see fewer advertisements, but they will at least be less personalized. finally, go to your phone settings to turn off location tracking, go to privacy, then location services, then select instagram. and t

one, me, the alex, i just want to thinking 1st, getting out of school a little bit early for this. i didn't even, i don't even have a culture. okay. you're welcome. so just when you learned so long in the short of it is, is that the advice that i'm getting from the city staff is that they, they aren't convinced that they have. busy the tools they need and the toolbox to effectively get rid of the signs. so to say very plainly, whatever, whatever the city or i would do, they see it ending up in court where they are not convinced that the company would be successful. and were you not willing to try? they don't know. so there are there for the whole thing that they're avoiding trying even trying to defend their own bylaw out of the year. a lot of losing it wouldn't have to be like not playing a baseball game because you might know when i said the verbatim. the funny i use the exact same example. it's pathetic by it. and i don't know why that's reasonable. i find it kind of sad that the city's own lawyers are caving on this. you have not seen any information that would lead you to belie

. >> good evening alex, i ran into south up on the covid testing floor. >> i've talked to five people today, who is he i always see him on the covid testing for. we can report america that test meyers is diligent about his covid testing. >> first time i've seen in a long time. he said that you are great on the show, just great on the show. so i cannot wait to see that. >> i did my best, i tried to live up to the high standards of nbc. >> alex, you know, when i was in elementary school the nuns told us that if you cannot say something nice about someone, do not say anything at all. i have disappointed the sisters of st. joseph in many ways and last night i hope none of them were watching because i was not mean to george santos, but -- >> it's low-hanging fruits, lawrence. it's hard not to be a little dismisses of george santos saying that he's lied about literally everything's life. >> here's the good thing, this makes me feel better. i know for a fact that george santos was not watching the show last night. so i know that i did not personally hurt his feelings last night. >> how do yo

. >> good evening, alex. i wonder if you remember where you were the last time that kevin mccarthy flamed out as a candidate for speaker of the house. >> i bet you are going to tell me. >> i am going to tell you, you are on the show. let's see if this video refreshes your memory. watch it. >> this was something kevin mccarthy planned to say on fox news, including the word on trustable un-trustable -- >> when kevin mccarthy said some stupid stuff on tv that just killed -- >> -- >> that killed his candidacy for the speaker of the house. and here we are -- >> seven years later! >> seven years later, and the man is still struggling, alex. houston still has a problem. >> houston very much still has a problem. and struggling is a euphemism, lawrence. it is going to be a long night for mr. mccarthy. >> we will be watching tomorrow. >> thanks, alex. >> thanks, lawrence. >> we have breaking news about the house representatives at this hour. and this is from george santos. and you will be shocked to know that the very fi

i didn’t work out. with burdenko or death. where will you go listen wanted to try. something new didn't work. when are you going to return? seryoga help oh, alexer. now you not my boy. i don't know what happened to you, but be human. she worries. there he is sitting on the sofa waiting to go. it's oh hello. this is aleksey alekseevich a doctor, he is taking care of your friend. and how does he say severe spinal injury surgery. so, he still jumped me. i mean, i mean, i liked the parties. i apparently called him to meet, i walked with him a little, and he called me to marry. i refused. and he went crazy. just started to haunt me write call at night to say that if you you will not be with me, i will open my veins, i will hang myself, i will jump out of the window. in general, he just did not come up with. and now i'm getting married. he found out about this, we and everything, and says that if i don’t go with him , then i’ll throw myself off the roof. well, apparently, and rushed. and i didn't have time to stop him . she made a nightmare of my life . after the operation, he will work. the psychiatrist is standard procedure. and i can talk to him

it appears they got that, alex. >> i mean, riddle me the sahel.carthy agreed to a one for -- far-right seems to be winning this hand. but does not a certain political capital lie with the non maga issuing of the party? do this enough with enough conspiracy theorists, fearmongering, anti-vax republicans, and the more and, we'll put it in quotes, mainstream wing of the party could revolt. is there any talk of mccarthy practically losing support this early in the game? >> not at this moment, alex. this is going to be one of the most important gunshot questions of the moderate republican party. are they willing to respond in kind and say, speaker mccarthy, if you give these people too much what they want, if you side with 10% of the most far-right members than you are going to problem on the moderate mainstream wing. we have seen over the last decade or so, the last 12 years -- caucus, that conservative members, the most conservative members, they flex power. you're willing to tolerate a high-level of chaos before the chamber to get what they want. th

faith and will be able for the king of a steep mountain to be covered here with water for god with alex ie mask later i do not stop talking the saint went to stand. our land is like that. holy water to drink and the sweet steep mountains in russia we are in ruisa okrenisa here water for dad lay down explosively heaviness, and it will be i don't give a shit and they will be able to. your isa is cool, the mountains are closer. you can i'll take a look. heroes - this is an intellectual game of very diversified personalities. finally, at least someone i ask what you like in your free time, says, fishing yes, this year i went once. and i also love. here is the fish to fill the fish to fill they have to answer on unexpected and difficult questions amp discovered america in 1492. where did he swim? excuse me, two one and this is a linden, linden is good. this is, linden, like your answer. what was the name of the heroine of the heroine of the wizard of the emerald city that very girl, who, together with the dog, was blown away by a hurricane of eyes on this work. it seems to me an intellectually

so i want now a quick prediction from all 3 of you on what will the comic landscape in 2023 look like at the end of 2023. alex, let me start with you in just a few seconds. i think it will of fragment continue to fragment from a supply chain perspective. and supply chains will break into 3 areas, strategic sensitive supply chains, which will fragment a middle gray zone that features dual use technologies. and which of course, spill over into all other industries. and then sort of another band of innocuous stuff that nobody really cares about. so it's going to be complicated. alright, complicated, mariana, your thoughts, we are still facing subdue demands. we will need to see how that goes in the global level below. so we need to see a lot of political and technical decisions on behalf of, of emerging markets when it comes to using the opportunities that the landscape is presenting, especially in developing certain commodities for the transition. right. greg, are in london. you have the final word. what will the comic landscape look like towards the end of 2023. so lowered inflation. sure. interest rates and t

and alex, i know experts are crediting those first responders, we all applaud them tonight for that immediate medical care that many believe saved damar hamlin's life. you said there doctors say this next 48 hours will be critical here? >> reporter: yeah, david. doctors will be watching him around the clock. it remains unclear what led to that cardiac arrest. the nfl says this late-season game will not be played this week, david. >> understandably. alex perez, thank you. >>> this evening, we are watching severe storms threatening millions. the tornado watch for multiple states heading into the evening. and tonight, authorities are already warning the west to be prepared for what's coming tomorrow. they're calling it a very dangerous and potentially historic new storm. the first one already moving east now. the moment a tornado crosses the athletic 2350field there. in the upper midwest, clearing snow at the minneapolis/st. paul airport. and tonight, those dire warnings already about what is behind this now.eree is standing by wi lecalifornia r us. toght. >> reporter: tonight, a relentless, mul

clear about what they plan to do now the demolition of houses, but also i was thinking of the, the alex i must compound which tends to very much be in the, in the eye of the storm from time to time. nationalist groups already asserting their presence before this government was sworn in and now you have it in my bank and they're in charge of at the police forces that monitored harrison's holy sites . yeah. whenever policy and see that it's being encroached upon that tends to set off violence that then spreads. how high is the potential now? i think is very high. and i told you why, 1st of all, because these are religious nationalists are you know, basically have nathan. yeah. how hostage to their to their, to their role within the government and within the kinessa without them this government will. busy fall under fidel cannot be a prime minister. he probably be indicted and go to prison. and to, and this is something that we really need to pay attention to. while some of those people are taught of crazies, but they are honest, something that you don't find in then at anyhow. circles then

alex: it will be less of a problem, i wouldn't say it is completely over. are different labor shortages we had in 2022, some of the most acute were among security screeners and baggage handlers, and at major airports such as heathrow, amsterdam and frankfurt. hiring is doing a lot better, but if you have been doing your job only three months, you won't get the same productivity. another area is traffic control, it takes three years training, we didn't have enough in 2019, as we going to 2023, we will have partially plugged that gap, maybe not entirely but it will be a lot smoother for traveling than 2022 was. tom: that is very good news indeed, alex irving thank you indeed, european analyst at bernstein. francine will be very relieved. where are you traveling? francine: where are we going? tom: let's pick a egypt, i will get one of our lead producers. francine: the pyramids, done. billionaire and new england patriots owner robert kraft and star quarterback tom brady are among those sharing the pain of ftx's collapse. tom: bankruptcy court documents reveal b

and it's at a point where he's not even i mean, look, you know, alex had some great ups in, you know, fighting your acting career . yes. know your acting career. yes. know hollyoaks i got to ask hollyoaks but i've got to ask you about you know, being the body double inside that private. oh my god this i was a celebrity event with my missus . we struggled with my missus. we struggled with my missus. we struggled with life. yes we just had a gorgeous little girl. and she promotes all us with babies where it's a celebrity event for babies. and we're the in the breakfast all because we stayed in this posh hotel. alex well, i it's conor mcgregor. if you don't know who. conor mcgregor. he's quite a big notorious fighter is it. it's not. call him. mcgregor. oh no, no, it's rooney actually googled is white and always wayne rooney and all of a sudden got all shy and can't a picture with her. and i was like but i went over all right you know how england team i don't know i don't follow football i know you're a big football i know you're a big football fan, although i did play football fan, alth

and it's at a point where he's not even i mean, look, you know, alex had some great ups in, you know, fighting your acting career . yes. know your acting career. yes. know hollyoaks i got to ask hollyoaks but i've got to ask you about you know, being the body double inside that private. oh my god this i was a celebrity event with my missus . we struggled with my missus. we struggled with my missus. we struggled with life. yes we just had a gorgeous little girl. and she promotes all us with babies where it's a celebrity event for babies. and we're the in the breakfast all because we stayed in this posh hotel. alex well, i it's conor mcgregor. if you don't know who. conor mcgregor. he's quite a big notorious fighter is it. it's not. call him. mcgregor. oh no, no, it's rooney actually googled is white and always wayne rooney and all of a sudden got all shy and can't a picture with her. and i was like but i went over all right you know how england team i don't know i don't follow football i know you're a big football i know you're a big football fan, although i did play football fan, alth

>> it is a great question, alex. i think -- not the entire network and certainly not 24 hours a day, but certainly some of their evening hours, you do feel like some of those personalities would love to be state sponsored media in an autocratic regime. they admire some of the leaders in these other systems. so, i think what it is going to take is, in primaries, the republican presidential primary being the big one in front of us, but over the next two election cycles, let's, say you see more republicans for congress, for governor, for secretary of state, for president, being able to win without embracing, basically, this anti-democracy, pro autocracy argument -- now, that is hard to do when the biggest megaphone continues to shout that from the rooftops. that, in fact, there is something to admire about autocracies -- there are our democracy is deeply flawed -- that things like replacement theory -- white power hour sometimes on that network. that is a big concern. but i have always believed that that's what it's going

it's has, as i mentioned, alex on called him a couple of days ago and i said, alex just finished your book for the second time. so it's really well written, but it's really depressing depressing that pension funds have to be built up over, over and the and the it just but it's but it's but it's written. it's very easy to read. it's very well done. i highly recommend it to you and and i really thank you guys for a great discussion. and i want to let you go sign some books for your for your fans out here. chris, thank you very much. this was wonderful. thank you very much, paul and chris,welcome. thank you all for being here this evening for a very important conversation about how to heal our nation, which is certainly a topic worthy of a lot our time and attention and this discussion, this this evening will be led by solyndra and who just wrote a wonderful book let's hold up the book h