weapons and ammunition systems to ukraine for a quote to continue the offensive in 2023, the american wall street journal writes about this goal of a long-term offensive against russian journalists even put it in the headline after the counter-offensive near kharkov by ukrainian generals. it looks like the head is all around wanting a new dose of western weapons, the format of a piece of paper is taken. the text is written on an a4 sheet on it, then it is carried to zelensky zelensky puts a squiggle on it, then rakes it with this leaf, forms a path, draws it into the nostril. and he says, send the link, the son will run away. to the computer and presses the send button and the order flies to the online jewelry store united stands ukraine in washington tactical ballistic. this is a ground-to-ground class, atakamsk, long-range capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 300 km, developed by an american company, there are eight modifications of different years, for example, the range of a 2017 missile of 310 km was used in similar weapons by the american army during operation desert storm in the ninet

constantly developing from the sky, the russians began to use iranian drones shahit 136, the american wall street journalth reference to colonel rodion kolagin, commander of the artillery of the 92nd mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, according to him, they were repainted and renamed geranium-two products of the rai defense industry have been used by the enemy in the northeast of kharkiv region for a week. at the same time, it became known that during the retreat of the occupiers from the kharkiv region, units of the 11th army corps of the baltic fleet of the russian armed forces lost more than 50% of personnel and more than 200 units of military equipment, in addition, the 64th separate motorized rifle brigade of the eastern military district lost almost 90% of personnel in combat operations, the technical brigades are transferred to units of the border service of the fsb of russia on the military unit is being prepared for the disbandment of the defense forces of ukraine, they continue to hit the logistics centers of the occupiers in the past day, our defense forces destroyed the base o

and then they were hit and dumped by the american wall street journal reports that it was possible to farmers threaten to explode in mass protests. the recent summit of the shanghai cooperation organization continues to discuss the expert community strengthening economic relations within this platform a logical response to the militant rhetoric of unilateral sanctions and the violation of logistics and trade by the collective west , vladimir shapovalov, director of the institute of history and politics of moscow state pedagogical university, shared this opinion with our tv channel, according to an expert , full membership of our country. in the sco, opens up new opportunities for development and strengthening economic relations in the rapidly developing asian market. indeed, now within the framework of the sco received. uh, it is economic relations that have received quite serious development, and, first of all, i would like to emphasize that this is an activity aimed at de-dalarization, protection of national markets and the world market, by the way, also from outside pressure from t

weapons systems and ammunition to quote the continuation of the offensive in 2023, the american wall street journalrm offensive against russia journalists. he was even taken to the headline after the counteroffensive under kharkov from the ukrainian generals, it seems that the head of the circle wants a new dose of western weapons, the format of a piece of paper is taken. the text is written on an a4 sheet on it, then it is carried to zelensky zelensky puts a squiggle on it, then rakes it with this leaf, forms a path, draws it into the nostril. and he says, send the link to his son, he runs. to the computer and presses the send button and the order flies to the online jewelry store united stands ukraine in washington tactical ballistics. keds of the earth class atakamsk, long-range capable of hitting targets on a distance of up to 300 km was developed by an american company there are eight modifications of different years, for example, the flight range of a 2017 missile is 310 km, similar weapons were used by the american army during the desert storm operation in the ninety-first, when kuwait was l

were wounded, a frank interview with wounded fighters and doctors was published by the american wall street journalpecified in the notes, the doctors agreed to talk only on conditions of complete confidentiality and the recording becomes clear, but we are talking about a hospital. it is the so -called south direction. the doctor tells a journalist who spends the night at the workplace, and colleagues refuse to go to work. but when they began to bring such a large number of wounded, to be honest, i felt sorry for them, i began to think. oh, was it worth the cost? i don't know there is no right answer here. the correct answer, most likely, is just to say it out loud now is dangerous, especially next to the front line of ukrainian doctors here to understand, you can lose people one by one demonstrates that zelensky does not care about his own people. this a complete genocide of the ukrainian people, what zelensky is doing and not a single thought about how ukraine will continue to live, how who will give birth to new ukrainians, who will create e raise ukraine from the ruins . by the way, the same ame

of the armed forces, the unexpected confessions of ukrainian doctors leads the american edition to the wall street journalrives the defenders crazy independent versed in anastasia ivanova , ukrainian defenders surrender, publish for health reasons, a large article by a journalist from an american newspaper, a wall street jornul, they are mentally stable vushnikov at the level of an official diagnosis. the author of the material, alistair, mcdonald, quotes the words of a doctor and one of the largest psychiatric hospitals in ukraine in lviv, they do not hide it. almost half of all patients are military personnel. now they are waiting there, the second big one, the influx of soldiers with mental health problems and one of the specialists says the institution has occupied a thousand beds instead of the prescribed 800, and still not enough. we have significantly increased the number of acute psychoses from residents of the lviv region. this includes 40-44 patients. of these, 20 acute stage 40 people a day. uh, let’s just say, if he doesn’t act in the way that is expected of him, that is, these suicidal attack

defenders surrender for health reasons, a large article by a journalist from the american newspaper wall street journalhave a stable psyche of the vushnikov at the level of an official diagnosis. the author of the material alistair, mcdonald quotes the words of doctors one of the largest psychiatric hospitals in ukraine in lvov, military personnel do not hide almost half of all patients there. now they are waiting there, the second big influx of soldiers with mental health problems, one of the specialists of the institution says 1,000 beds are occupied instead of the prescribed 800 and still not enough. we have significantly increased the number of psychoses in an acute state, and the residents of the lviv region. including 40-44 patients are admitted, of which 28 are at the stage of 40 people per day. the hospital manager adds, that now he sees the worst cases that he had to deal with, after talking with the military, he won’t fall asleep, and even the hospitalized themselves are not up to sleep, a large number of patients are added to the horrific conditions in which the same patients find themselves

systems and ammunition to ukraine for a quote the continuation of the offensive in 2023, the american wall street journalabout it, the goal of a long-term offensive against russia is journalists. he was even taken to the headline after the counter-offensive near kharkov by ukrainian generals. looks like the head is around wanting a new dose of western weapons. an a4 sheet of paper is taken, a text is written on it, then it is carried to zelensky zelensky puts a squiggle on it, then he rakes it with this leaf, forms a path, draws it into the nostril. and he says, send the link to his son, he runs. to the computer and presses the send button and the order flies to the united jewelry online store. interrogate ukraine from washington tactical ballistic missiles of the ground-to-ground class, atakamsk, long-range capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 300 km developed by an american company, there are eight modifications of different years. so, for example, the range of a 2017 missile of 310 km was used in similar weapons by the american army during operation desert storm in the ninety-first, when

a frank interview with wounded soldiers and doctors was published by the american wall street journalas specified in the notes, they agreed to talk with the doctors only on conditions of complete confidentiality and the record becomes clear, but we are talking about a hospital. it is the so -called south direction. the doctor tells the journalist that he spends the night at the workplace, and colleagues refuse to change. but when they began to bring such a large number of wounded, then honestly there is no right answer. the correct answer, most likely, is simply to say it out loud now is dangerous, especially next to the front line of ukrainian doctors, can you understand here? losing people one by one demonstrates that zelensky does not care about his own people. this is a complete genocide of the ukrainian people, what zelensky is doing and not a single thought about how ukraine will continue to live, how who will give birth to new ukrainians, who will create to raise ukraine from the ruins? by the way, the same american publication reports on overcrowded psychiatric hospitals in uk

time an urgent meeting is being held at the request of russia, according to the american edition of the wall street journal , the power of two explosions on pipelines exceeded 1 ton of tnt with the details of lyudmila-klozhenko. the fourth hole in the nord stream, which sweden reported the day before, may not be the last damage, stockholm is now concerned about the state of the high-voltage submarine cable between sweden and poland along this electric main, the northern country exports energy to europe mainly in winter when the need for it increases. and if the line also suffered as a result of the explosion, then the consequences for the european union could be critical. of course we're wondering if something happened to him. we don't know how bad the underwater explosion was, we'll take measurements early next week. we can go without cable for a certain period of time, but it is clear that this will have an impact if the cable is disconnected for a long time, it will not be an easy period for europe. not this, but next winter. confident ex-prime minister more in an interview with the weekly newspaper, th

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he blogs for -- and has written for the atlantic, scientific american, paris review, wall street journal, and the nation among many others. dr. david lehman received his medical degree from washington university st. louis medical school and completed his psychiatry residency at university of california san diego. he is chief of cognitive disorders clinic at the v.a. medical center in san diego and medical director of the inpatient unit. he is heavily involved in education at the university of california san diego ethical school and the residency training program. in addition, he is the associate director for the third year -- clerkship and the court nadir of the fourth-year medical student psychiatry sub internship. please give a very warm welcome to andrew scull with david lehman. dr. lehman: i did not realize warwick's was that ancient and i am very pleased. we are grateful to have the advantage of a place like this. i am pleased to be with you tonight. the book that i just completed i first envisioned in the early 1980's. it would have been a different book had i published it back the

wall street. former wall street journal banking reporter greg steinmetz released his book about one of the wealthiest gilded age millionaires. it's titled americanrascal how jay gould built wall street's biggest fortune. and freelance journalist mike mariani released his book on what happens when humans experience life changing events. the book is called what doesn't kill us makes us who we become after tragedy and trauma. well, along with new books being released every week, reviews are written by national publications as well. here's a sampling of some recent reviews. the national review magazine describes noah rothman's new book, which is entitled the rise of the new puritans fighting back against progressives war on fun. as a quote, master class showing that progressives puritanical crusades manifest as a kind of behavioral, totalitarian ism in a role reversal, the national review writes, mr. rothman references some contemporary leftist insanity, then consults the historical record to show puritans doing more or less the same thing. and the wall street journal recently reviewed centuries witness, which is a look at the life of foreign corres

wall street. former wall street journal banking reporter greg steinmetz released his book about one of the wealthiest gilded age millionaires. it's titled americanrascal how jay gould built wall street's biggest fortune. and freelance journalist mike mariani released his book on what happens when humans experience life changing events. the book is called what doesn't kill us makes us who we become after tragedy and trauma. well, along with new books being released every week, reviews are written by national publications as well. here's a sampling of some recent reviews. the national review magazine describes noah rothman's new book, which is entitled the rise of the new puritans fighting back against progressives war on fun. as a quote, master class showing that progressives puritanical crusades manifest as a kind of behavioral, totalitarian ism in a role reversal, the national review writes, mr. rothman references some contemporary leftist insanity, then consults the historical record to show puritans doing more or less the same thing. and the wall street journal recently reviewed centuries witness, which is a look at the life of foreign corres

in a biting letter to the "wall street journal" american federation of teachers president randy weingartene into critics who blamed her for pandemic era lockdowns and he had carriage progress of the nation's school children. in that piece weingarten was accused of pushing shutdowns as long as she possibly could before parents revolted and ultimately weingarten according to the "wall street journal" tried to forget it ever happened. in response she said this on sunday, as a union leader in the public eye, i'm used to enduring attacks from your editorial page, while former president donald trump and his education secretary ms. devos ranted and raved, their successor is put the safety measures in place to get reopening done. now, that piece in the journal blamed covid-19 pandemic school closures for the unprecedented decline in reading and math scores among young students across the country. this as a research assistant as the california teacher's association looked to dig up dirt on parents who were calling for the reopening of schools during the pandemic. and swing burn was suspicious that

wall street journal headline reminds me of what douglas said, phil, about the change behavior of the americansumer, buying what you need and not what you want. the wall street journal had this piece, inflation infighting, honey, do we really need those pine nuts? couples are trying to p ut a lid on grocery bills, pointing fingers at each other over coca-cola, chocolate bars, jalapeno potato chips. it's a real thing. change behaviors to adapt to high prices. >> what do you think is going to happen around the christmas holiday? even coal is through the roof. santa claus can't even put coal in the stocking. and you know, i mean, when you talk about the housing issue, the other thing in that report that was bothering me is even if you can afford the rent, can you afford to keep the lights on. we saw the cost of electricity go up, what, 15.1% month over month. that was the biggest jump since 1981. so, listen, there are serious issues with the inflation and you know, the thing yesterday, the reason why the market was so shot, the whisper number was you know, maybe it's not that bad, might get a sev

americans. >> todd: in the meantime a "wall street journal" pole building ahead of the midterms.k in march, in 11-point advantage over democrats and independent voters now. in that same poll democrats have a three-point lead, cory what do you and fellow republicans running for congress need to do to avoid what would be a disastrous for republicans in the midterms? >> i don't think the republicans need to do anything first but push the america first agenda and look at this in ukraine to get back to get energy in their independents and protecting our children. we need to remind americans it was joe biden and his administration and democrats who are utilizing taxpayers money to paint the phone the police on the streets and now all of a sudden defund t from the police. and watching massive opioid sentinel overdose. and we are watching children -- in drag shows that are going on. they are trying to say child friendly. we need to not buy into that democrat rhetoric but also look at what they could have done over the last few years that is absolutely destroying america. >> ashley: cory

is at get out, it's my office pick up "the wall street journal" editorial board warning americans of real stakes if democrats keep the house and senate in the midterms because the article highlighting what will happen under a democrat majority including "increased taxes, permanent changes to voting processes and the abolishment of the senate and about >> interpreter: filibuster. goes on to the say that the strategy is a new version of the 2020 campaign bait and switch back of democrats won by making the election a referendum on mr. trump and covid-19, but once in office, they pivoted to advance a far left liberal agenda and enact the biggest expansion of government in modern history. john ratcliffe says biden and democrats are totally off base when it comes to the acute americans really care about the cosmic applicable focus on the selection, it's a kitchen table issues, not joe biden and his administration have made national security a kitchen table if you pick a week to 400% increase in illegal immigration, we've got a 4000% increase in fentanyl. it's naive to think that people wat

american taxpayer. the model dispute of the white house projected $240 billion price tag. it predicts debt cancellation could cause no might cost $519 billion in student loan forgiveness will impact inflation. and all of this "wall street journalows 50% of americans disapprove how president biden is handling inflation. former office of management and budget director joining us later to talk about the poll of student loan forgiveness plan potential trillion dollar price tag. he was at omb and presumably understands how a budget with the context of the federal government and he things he will have answer to that. >> carley: trillion is a lot more than 1 billion. >> todd: one of the thing before we go, welcome back. >> carley: thanks. i was on vacation. i went to ireland, beautiful. >> todd: i thought you would be a smaller leprechaun when you got back. stop and watch this. a fisherman trapped in the middle of a tropical storms saved by struck by violent waves. we show you the costar rescue. >> carley: the flights canceled with chaos for travelers. but we haven't got into the peak of holiday travel. what will this mean for you and how much will it cost to you? the president of the southwest pilots association coming up. ♪ ♪ nurse

wall street journal. he's a contributing editor at american heritage and he wrote the business of america column for many years and rights that longview column for barons. he's the author of several books including hamilton's blessing, the extra ordinary life and times of our national debt, the emergence of wall street as a world power, the business of america hails from the market place, american enterprise from the selling of doing when to the breakup of at&t and an empire of wealth, the epic history of american economic power. please join me in welcoming mister gordon to the podium. [applause] >> good evening. i'm happy and honored to be at hillsdale college once again. i'm here to talk about socialism and american history which is to say the history of socialism on very stony ground. socialism is by definition an economic system where in the means of production are held in common, that is by the government. socialism necessarily concentrates power while the people might in syria on the means of production, only individuals can actually act so socialism in all its many forms from the democratic social

american games european media seem to be full of swagger over the inhabitants of the old world wall street journal reports that the main problem in germany is the reluctance of the germans to save electricity, according to the publication, business is doing everything to save the motherland from the energy dependence of the industry. in particular , it reduced electricity consumption by 15%. but the savings of an ordinary man in the street amounted to only five percent. at this rate he considers the wall street journal can never free itself from russian influence, and the german publications make fun of the germans who are cold and save money. for example. tourists of the spiegel sharj magazine see fellow citizens like this, it turned out to be evil and mocking, no sympathy in him, no matter how hard you try to find it. china accuses the united states and great britain of violating the nuclear non-proliferation treaty within the framework of the military block aukus, the two countries are going to supply nuclear submarines to australia, reactors of these military vessels run on weapons-grade pluto

. >>> more americans are buying luxury vehicles. "the wall street journal mercedes-benz, tesla, hitting record highs accounting for 17.3% of auto sales in 2022 and sales of super premium luxury cars, your lamb borghini, bentl, ferrari, have jumped 35.6% compared to the same time five years ago. let's bring in christine romans and cnn business correspondent rahel solomon. who doesn't need a lamborghini? >> this is look at me money. these are people with look at me money because you -- these are high-profile, flashy cars and the young, so many younger people are buying these cars. it shows you who has been getting rich, younger people have been getting rich and they want to show their status symbols. really remarkable that such a big share of the u.s. market, 17%, is considered luxury now. >> yeah. i think it's interesting because we've seen this trend sort of continue at least over the last five years, so this information coming to me from jd power, compare that 17.3 to 12.3 in 2017. that's part of the trend. what i also think is really interesting about thi

. >> todd: "wall street journal" found 58% of americans disapprove of his take on inflation.will ultimately be the main factor when people go to the voting booth and select their candidates come this midterm or have the democrats done a good enough job of distracting voters with thing like abortion and the roe v. wade issue? >> the economy will be a major part in the next few months, the american people are negative in regard to the biden handling of the economy, fed need to take action and is taking aksz and biden administration keeps making their job harder. you can't respect the fed and drive spending up by 4 trillion in such way it causes democrat economists to say the student loan package will have 75 basis points alone in interest rate hikes it makes the fed's job harder, the american people know that, this is something i think they'll have to answer to in the next couple months. >> todd: is there any sense to when this orgy of debt, the bill, ultimately comes due? >> our fiscal house is clearly nothe in order and as a result of this, it takes a lot of economic pain. de

will be around for future generations, even amid record high inflation, wealthier americans are splurging. wall street journal more people with higher incomes are going for luxury cars than ever before brands such as bmw, mercedes and tesla hit a record 17.3 per percent of the overall car market in june, according to a data analytics firm. sales of super premium cars. lamborghinis bentleys a saw sales jump 35.6% compared to five years ago. analysts say some buyers who could went upscale when mainstream cars became price here due to supply chain shortages. most people spend some time thinking about their college major new twitter survey shows many of them now wish they had given a lot more thought to it. nearly 40% of all college graduates said they wish they had focused on a different program. almost half of humanities and arts majors say they regret their decision and it's not all about career opportunities. neither more than 30% of science, math and computer science degree holders say they do differently if they could even sit 22% of engineering majors said they should have chosen something else. new survey

includig forbes, national review, commentary, the "new york times", the wall street journal, he is a contributing editor at american heritage where he wrote the business of america column for many years. and currently writes the longview column forbearance. he's the author of several books including hamilton's blessing, the extraordinary life and times of our national debt. thend great game, the emergencef wall street as a world power. the business of america, tales from the marketplace american enterprise and the settling of new england to the breakup of at&t. i did empire of wealth the epic history of american economic power but please join me in welcoming mr. gordon to the podium. [applause] x good evening. i am both happy and honored to be back at hillsdale college once again. i am here to talk about socialism in american history. which is to say the history of socialism on very stony ground. [laughter] socialism is by definition economic system wherein the memes of production are held in common. that is by the government. socialism therefore necessarily concentrates power. while the peoplee it might in theory

up monday morning, natalie andrews congressional reporter for the wall street journal discusses the week ahead for congress. then american psychological association ceo talks about recommendations by a government task force on anxiety screenings or adults under the age of 65. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. during the conversation with your phone calls, text messages and tweets. announcer: up next, justice elena kagan on threats to democracy and the role of the judiciary branch in preserving it during a discussion at regina university in rhode island. -- salve regina university in rhode island. [applause] [applause] >> can i just say how glad i am to be here? >> we are thrilled to have you here. >> it's not my first trip to newport. my first trip was some years ago when the synagogue asked me to come. i will just let everybody know, if there is any other religious affiliations that want to invite me to newport, i'm good with that. [laughter] this is such a beautiful city and such a beautiful campus. the more i've learned about the univers

monday morning, natalie andrews, congressional reporter for the wall street journal discusses the week ahead for congress and then the americanological association ceo talks about recommendations by the government task force on anxiety screenings for adults under the age of 65. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern on monday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video. join the conversation with your phone calls, text messages and tweets. monday, nasa conducts the redirection test mission. the unmanned spacecraft's aim is to strike an asteroid and study whether the asteroid path can be redirected in space. live coverage monday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> the january 6 committee returns wednesday ahead of the release of their written report expected by the end of the year. you can watch live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three, c-span now or anytime on demand at c-span.org. >> live sunday, october 2, on in-depth. author, tv host and abrams media founder and ceo dan abrams will be our guest, talking about legal history and the american

wall street journal. he's a contributing editor at american heritage and he wrote the business of america column for many years and rights that longview column for barons. he's the author of several books including hamilton's blessing, the extra ordinary life and times of our national debt, the emergence of wall street as a world power, the business of america hails from the market place, american enterprise from the selling of doing when to the breakup of at&t and an empire of wealth, the epic history of american economic power. please join me in welcoming mister gordon to the podium. [applause] >> good evening. i'm happy and honored to be at hillsdale college once again. i'm here to talk about socialism and american history which is to say the history of socialism on very stony ground. socialism is by definition an economic system where in the means of production are held in common, that is by the government. socialism necessarily concentrates power while the people might in syria on the means of production, only individuals can actually act so socialism in all its many forms from the democratic social

scale, and we are talking about shahet-136 reconnaissance and combat drones, our american colleagues from the wall street journaladdition, experts say that the same unmanned kamikaze will definitely change the operational situation on the battlefield, because, in fact, these drones are small, inexpensive, but highly effective cruise missiles capable of targeting whether then the jet system hall. highmors fire or a howitzer or a tank, whether this will change the balance of power only time will tell, however, already now most russian military correspondents and analysts say that the iranian drone data is already very effectively used in the zaporozhye front line. these small cruise missiles aim at the target, dive down and undermine it. hence the name kamikaze to the detriment, which i tell you pilots are simply colossal and now this is what the russians can get, certain advantages with the clear help of iran. here they are great values ​​of great western journalism direct inclusion from the front. in fact, a german journalist leads here near the belorusskaya metro station tells, as if he had seen it himself, thi

, and we are talking about reconnaissance and shakhet-136 combat drones, our american colleagues from the wall street journalnian origin. in addition, experts claim that this is the same unmanned kamikaze, this will definitely change the operational situation on the battlefield, because, in fact, these drones are small, inexpensive, but highly effective cruise missiles capable of aiming at a target, whether it be a himers hall of fire rocket system, or a howitzer or a tank, will this change only time will tell the alignment of forces, however, already now most russian military correspondents and analysts claim that the iranian drone data is already being used very effectively in the zaporizhia direction of the front. these small cruise missiles are aimed at the target, dive down and undermine it. hence the name kamikaze to the detriment, which by the way, the drones are simply colossal and now this is where the russians can gain some advantage with the explicit help of iran. over the past week, the shahet 136 drones with a delta wing , repainted in russian colors and called geranium 2 , began to appear over

public health measures will we wane ase american people confused by mixed messages and distrust of federal officials. meantime in an op-ed in the "wall street journal editorial board there accused the president of wanting to have it both ways. he wants to reassure americans tired of restrictions on their way of life, that the pandemic is over. and they can get on with their lives. but, he wants to retain the official emergency, so he can continue to expand the welfare state and force states to comply. covid can't be an emergency only when it's politically useful. now, tonight, as you know, the president makes his way over to the big apple for a dnc fundraiser ahead of a u.n. speech. of course we will have all the coverage. for now, back to you. >> brian: all right, kevin, thank you so much. let's think about this 22 million for emergency pandemic funding in the house. that's what nancy pelosi was walking away from. guess we don't need that he know all those people throne out of f thement because they couldn't get vaccinated. teachers, unbelievable out of teachers as a country. those teachers should pick up and go to hillsborough county because they

american officials, a u. s. stockpiles. the portal reached a quote on comfortably low level that's according to the wall street journal pentagon. however, rejecting that claim, i'll weapon stocks for the u. s. low and in what instances is it happening? the short answer to your question is no. we take our readiness into account before we make a decision. and so i can assure you that a number of those questions are number one. do we have the ability to execute operations ourselves if it were ever to come to that? and number 2, do we have the requisite equipment and munitions available to continue to train ourselves at a high state of readiness. and in both those cases, we're able to provide what we have provided and still maintain our readiness as a military force. for marcia analyst, alara johnson says the economic crisis in europe will likely make a you citizens think again about continued arms deliveries to ukraine. the economic reality of higher fuel prices liquid natural gas in particular, is driving businesses in the united kingdom in germany and france. they are going bankrupt or the being forced to close. and so i think

wall street journal. here's what the editorial board had to say. americans days think of the british monarchy as celebrity and family drama. diana, charles, prince andrew jeffrey epstein, megan and harry's flight from the royal duties in north america. before the british the queen has been a reliable symbol of national unity across seven tumultuous decades. she was the only monarch most britons have ever known. i guess again, the question is can charles pick up where his mother left off? >> there will be a lot of discussion around this. she was hugely popular in the polls. 90% approval rating. that is astounding when you think about that. but i think if we look at the past year were queen elizabeth started to hand over a lot of the responsibilities to charles and also to prince william. i think we will see a united front with charles and william together as well as their wives. camilla the queen consort and now the king of wales. charles is clever he realizes he is going to need the new prince's wales at his side for many of these engagements in many of thes

call him his favorite dictator the wall street journal called him the favorite dictator. two americans egyptian officials. i read stuff like that and i am disgusted seriously. this is the person responsible for some of the worst human rights abuses on the planet cc trump's favorite, has overseen that right now. according to human rights groups. holds about 60,000 political prisoners. that's about half of the total jail population. and human rights watch report from january said security forces have affected with impunity giving into arbitrary arrests. and extradition all killings. he shouldn't be everyone's favorite anything but donald trump isn't the only one who's given him a pass egypt has been given billions of dollars and u.s. aid for decades in recent years, on the repressive watch. our congress put human rights related conditions on $300 million a year of that billion dollar plus u.s. aid trump overruled that. and despite candidate joe biden saying that no more blank checks for cc. he has not stuck to his word as president it's not just his buddy buddy face to face meeting with

americans across the country. >> i see this brand new poll in the "wall street journal" this morning, it has democrats with a three point edge over republicans when asked what party they would vote for. democrats are entering the home stretch here in the midterms in better shape the "journal" points out than earlier this year. why do you think? >> so strategists i've talked to will say part of it is just the dobbs ruling, part of it is missteps by prominent candidates across the country. and part of it is candidate quality on their side. i'm skeptical that this slim lead will hold. we're right before labor day and after that, a lot of voters start to pay more attention to politics and i think those margins in races across the country will shrink again. but right now, democrats are in a better position than they usually are in a midterm cycle after they have won the white house. traditionally what happens is that the party that is out of power makes substantive gains after an election that where they did not control the white house. and you know, frankly, another thing is as you've noticed, inflation and gas prices

and i think the wall street journal poll showed that seven out of ten americans believe the country israck. i'm not a pollster, but i've always been told in presidential elections and also midterms that that is the key poll number to look at. are we on the right track as a country, or the wrong track. and if you've got 70% of the american people thinking it's the wrong track, i think that's great news for republicans on election day. >> john: usually a pretty good indicator. i want to pick your brain here as your membership on the foreign affairs committee. here is what president biden told "60 minutes" on sunday about the u.s. and what would happen if china attacked taiwan. listen here. >> but would u.s. forces defend the island? >> yes, if in fact there was an unprecedented attack. >> unlike ukraine, to be clear, sir, u.s. forces, u.s. men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion. >> yes. >> john: seems to be going anything that has been articulated thus far, i'm not sure how you walk back the fact that in a very public fashion the president just committed the

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wall street journal op-ed targeting the head of the powerful american federation of teachers arguingy weingarten flunks the pandemic. "new york post" op-ed with this, two decades for $200 billion. how teachers union sold out our kids in the pandemic. dr. marc siegel joins us now. he is a professor of medicine at nyu and fox news contributor. my children, thankfully are no longer in elementary and high school age, doctor. a lot of parents lived through those years where their kids were supposed to be in class and the teachers unions were fighting at every step of the way saying we cannot have un- masked children in classrooms. they have got to learn it remotely. and it looks like, sounds like they did not learn much. quick start i'm not surprised. national assessment of the egg or educational progress scores you just showed a really shocking. and if you think about how does a 9-year-old learn math? they learn by interacting with the teacher. it's a hard concept for a lot of nine -year-olds and reading. reading his back and forth. not easily done remotely. with a mask, my youngest is i

prices, double digit gains, and potatoes went up 15%, tomatoes costing 8% more and the wall street journal says americanst of inflation. we are down 10% in the month of august, rents at record highs. stuart: i want to bring in scott schelladdy. we have 8% inflation over the past 12 months, the market doesn't like it. inflation is going to run at 6% or 7%, no way around it. >> we have to raise interest rates more aggressively, as long as there is quantitative tightening, nothing is good when it comes to inflation and stocks, earnings get hit as well. we have a fuel issue problem that caused fertilizer to go through the roof and folks to use less of an endless props out there and you are seeing a lot of food increases so fuel is touching food, that is a big problem and nowhere to hide and because this number disappointed, that will let folks think this might be the fed's worst nightmare. green people who don't want more fertilizer out there because it is natural gas product, that is why do so negative. stuart: what about the impact on the economy? is it recession guaranteed? >> those folks that are still i

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american officials, a u. s. stock piles of poorly reached a quote on comfortably low level that's according to the wall street journal pentagon. however, rejecting that claim, i'll weapon stocks for the u. s. low and in what instances is it happening? the short answer to your question is no, we take our readiness into account before we make a decision. and so i can assure you that a number of those questions are number one. do we have the ability to execute operations ourselves if it were ever to come to that? and number 2, do we have the requisite equipment and munitions available to continue to train ourselves at a high state of readiness? and in both those cases, we're able to provide what we have provided and still maintain our readiness as a military force. lawful, marcia analyst, alara johnson says the economic crisis in europe will likely make a you citizens think again.

fighting i want someone who can lift us up above that and that we are all americans and this is all our country. host: the wall street journal, gasoline prices are down 24% since june. prices have fallen for 11 consecutive weeks to $3.81 a gallon. prices have lost 24% from a record of five dollars in mid june we will get more economic news today and president biden will be talking about the economy at 11:00 a.m. eastern time today he will be addressing the latest there. as we said the leader of the republican party kevin mccarthy he is from california he gave the pre-bottle in the president's home town of scranton, pennsylvania before the president talked. he said it was the president who is conducting an assault on the economy. [video clip] host: joe biden is hiring an army of 87,000 new irs agents. more than the population of scranton pennsylvania to snoop around your bank accounts, your small businesses, that is an assault on democracy. joe biden has shielded his family and his administration from accountability from abuses of power and his son for personal gain that is an assault on our democracy. joe biden and the depar

anquinnipiac found more americans approve of how congressional democrats are uphandling their jobs that republicans thare handling their jobs and also the wall street journal poll has democrats of three points of the republicans on the ballot republicans up byfive points in march . and people as independents favoring democrats 38 to 35 in march republicans were up 12 points with independence . what are you losing momentum right now? t>> i don't think we have. certainly people needed toto understand that a year ago was not going to be today . i talked about getting past the labor day weekend when everybody starts to engage and i like we werere at. were almost 7 points better on the generic ballot and we were two years ago and in we fact on election day in 2020 fdemocrats on the generic +6.5 and i'll remind you we not only held every republican incumbent for the first time since 1994 but we picked up 15 seats in an p environment where git was predicted we were going to lose 58 . the other thing is you should look at is mycounterpart announced a huge media by . he is spendingdi millions of dollars defendingdemocratic incumbents who are in seats joe biden one

a wall street journal article entitled russian gas cuts, a "wall street journal" article entitled russian gas cuts threaten the world's largest chemical hub, and a letter from american fuel and petrochemical manufacturers. without objection, so ordered. and with that again i think our witnesses for joining us for today's hearing. i remind members that pursuant to committee rules they have ten business dayss by which to submt additional questions forre the record to be answered by our witnesses. i ask that if our witnesses would please respond promptly to any such questions that you may receive. and at this time the subcommittee is adjourned. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by the television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled lift zones so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span's public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> on capitol hill the s