across the years he pumped hundreds of millions into apac, birthright and illegal settlements in the west bank. he was also so vociferous in his opposition to a palestinian state. adelson even established a newspaper israel today, which by 2010 became the most widely distributed paper in the settler colony. through his work in philanthropy and the media, adelson backed the expansionist zianist project to the hill. now that his wife miriam has picked up the baton, she is very likely to push. trump to the furthest extent possible, well david, netanyahu's list of millionaires was mentioned in in our report there, just tell our viewers a bit more about that will you, so this is a list of millionaires which was discovered leaked in the israely press and i think 2006, so quite a long time ago, yeah, and it's a kind of a typed and then handwritten list, and the the the potential donors are listed according to the the priority of how how likely they are. donate how how big they are to be donos one, two, three, and it's kind of edited in in uh different hands and people write different names,

and the wind in bell sales was really an $8,000,000 infusion into the race from apac, which is america's largest pro pro-israel lobby. that's the same group that helped secure the defeat of another squad member back in june, congressman jamaal bowman, during her concession speech last night, bush railed against outside spending and directly went after apac some strings that attached as much as i love my job but they did was radicalized and wesley bell is joining us now. mr. bell, thank you for joining us after your big night. i should mentioned you are favored for the general election and of note, in this race, the issue is really didn't come down to gaza, israel, but the money shore did progressives, of course, usually a skew that kind of outside money. so as a self-described progressive, how are you reflecting on your win considering that? >> well, you know, first of all, i want to thank all of the supporters and staffers and just so many folks that got us through the finish line. but this race on the ground wasn't about who was funding, who and negative ads, this race was about the th

the searches continue apace. we have seen helicopters _ now? the searches continue apace.elicopters scouring overhead and boats are leaving to continue to try to support the divers. as you heard in that report, a team of marine investigators from the uk have now arrived here, the british ambassador confirmed that to me, saying they will work with their italian counterparts to make a preliminary assessment and see whether enough was being done to mitigate the effects of what was expected to be a weather warning over the last few days. there was a period of intense heat over the last few days, which combined with violent storms and had increased the temperature of the mediterranean to a higher level than normal, therefore magnify and accelerating therefore magnify and accelerating the possibility of extreme weather. that's what caused this accident and this disaster which engulfed the yacht in a matter of seconds. mark lowen, yacht in a matter of seconds. mark lowen. thank— yacht in a matter of seconds. mark lowen, thank you. _ as we heard there, the sinking has focused atte

shadiat my dad's point are paid by the zinanis uh apac lobby to uh support netanyahu at all costs regardlesshat he does my question to the same question i put mr. shariat mador uh did this trip, embolded him to come back uh to west asia and carry out these uh two extremely illegal and epically provocative assassinations. yes, i mean at least half of the congress they couldn't attend the speech of benyamin netanyahu because... uh many american they are refusing the assassination and the massacker in gaza and i think that is facing a hard situation in his political future even in usa and i think that netanyahu we have to mention that he used the incident. in majd shams as a destruction and as to cover his next step in the after the assassination of hania in tehran and the attack in lebanon and uh the next step that he is trying to plan uh to go on with the conflict in another level, i mean the majority of the people of... of majd shams, they refused to be classified as israel citizen, but benyamin netanyahu and they claim that they will retaliate for the incident in majd shams and they went wi

paul: apac investors intelligence had at jl l, thank you for joining us.s get back to some volatility we are seeing in markets. japan has been holding a 10 year bond sale. interesting timing there. the man measure for that lowers since 2003. 12.7 percent of those 10 year bonds at the sale. in terms of timing, this is $18 billion worth of notes maturing in june 2034. in that big drop we saw on the 10 year yield. that fell on monday by more than 20 basis points. that was the biggest move that we had seen since 1999. in that came on the heels of a second rate hike from the boj at the end of last week. interesting timing for the great move in for the bond sale as well. and that demand measure for that lower since 2003. still to come, access capital will join us for a look at ports. this is as the company looks to take over more seaports in the middle eastern asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ relax into a caribbean state of mind. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i need help with her snoring. sleep num

blanca: juan lÓpez ya limitÓ sus apacibles horas frente a esta la. >> esa agua no la limpian, siempre de enfermedades infecciosas, contrajo el virus del nilo en su jardÍn. >> los sÍntomas pueden durar de 3 a 5 dÍas. cuando hay afectaciÓn neurolÓgica, puede durar semanas. blanca: dolor abdominal, fiebre, dolor de cabeza y garganta, falta de apetito, dolores musculares, nÁuseas, vÓmito y sarpullido. >> se pueden poner repelente y tratar de no estar en la zona donde a los mosquitos mÁs le gusta salir. blanca: por lo general se produce un incremento entre agosto y septiembre. jorge: ataque cibernÉtico este fin de semana. los aqueos aumentaron 74% el aÑo pasado. las entidades estadounidenses son el blanco perfecto. ilia: lanzamiento de misiles entre israel y el grupo hezbola. les contamos que dicen los les contamos que dicen los expertos mi vida está llena de preguntas, como: “¿cómo limpio una mancha de alioli?” por suerte, tide responde a casi todas. así,no importa quién lava ni a qué temperatura... tide funciona. para todas las preguntas sobre el lavado de ropa, la respuesta es tide. swi

deep and to you know different matters how the american society is built, we are talking about the apac from tehran with the drones and the missiles and that was, i believe that was not as strong as it, you know, talked about, yes, because they have, they were warned and they they knew about the timing and all of this, but i now i think the the the retaliation or the attack is going to be different is going to to be to take a place in different. places and very significant places, some some maybe infrastructures, armed bases, armed you know airport bases and all of this, and also it's is going to be by surprised, is they are not going to be warned in any way, and neither the countries around who took part on defending or shooting. some of the drones like saudi arabia, jordan and other countries are not going to be notified before, and that everybody like those countries who surrounds palestine must have must pay a price, and the yemen is threatening the saudis especially, because they were suspicious that the saudi were involved in the attack against hudaida, so they must they must... w

american society is built, we are talking about the apac, we are talking about the wasp and and thosemissiles and that was i believe that was not as strong as it you know talked about yes because they have you know they were warned and they they knew about the timing and all of this but i now i think the the the retaliation or the attack is going to be different is going to to be to take a place in different places and very significant places, some some maybe infrastructures, armed bases on the you know airport bases and all of this and also is going to be by surprised is they are not going to be warned in any way and neither they come is around who took part on defending or shooting down some of the drones like saudi arabia, jordan and other countries are not going to be notified before, and that everybody like those countries who surrounds palestine, must have must pay a price, and the yemen is threatening the saudis especially, because they were suspicious that the saudi were involved in the... attack against hudaida, so they must they must worry because it's going to be very heavy

displaced palestinians in war rack, gaza is deteriorating further as israel's genocide continues, apace. press tvs muti abu musabi has this report on the sufferings of palestinian family. displays time and again in easter, dearable. we are documenting these moments from the eastern part of city after the israel incubation forces with the drew from these parts of the city. as you can see right now we are covering the massive destruction that unfolded after the israeli tanks with the drew from this place. the massive destruction here is unbelievable, every house, every residential building was targeted and destroyed partually and completely, the people here are completely shocked with the unbelievable, unprecedented destruction that targeted and reach everything, we didn't expect to be forced to leave this area, they have been saying all the time that this area is a safe zone, suddenly we are displaced and during the past 11 days they have destroyed the entire neighbor. we lost our houses, nothing has been left for us, everything we had has been buried under the rubble. this area was comp

deep and to you know different matters how the american society is built, we are talking about the apacevel of concern on the part of israel, is it fear of a response from tahran and hizballah or is it fear the expansion of the war uh, especially now it's in on both matters, they are afraid of the retaliation is gonna come and they still have you know experienced the last attack came from tehran with the drones and the missiles and that was i believe that was not as strong as it you know uh talked about, yes because they have you know they were warned and they were the... knew about the timing and all of this, but i now i think the the the retiliation or the attack is going to be different, it's going to to be to take a place in different places and very significant places, some some maybe infrastructures, armed bases, on the you know airport bases and all of this and also... is going to be by surprised, is they are not going to be warned in any way, and neither the countries around who took part on defending or shooting down some of the drones like saudi arabia, jordan and other countr

i mean to mr. of shahiri's point uh, are they paid by the apac lobby to buy it or are they sincere in their support of israel? because you see the the young, i mean i grew up in in in the states for 37 years and um really that your average american is not on par with the israeli regime, they don't care about their actions and we've seen from the dozens upon dozens of uh student protests at american universities young are not okay with the genocide being taken place in gaza and and what israel stands for, they know the palestinian causes today, they're not as um uh basically ignorant to it as they were 15 20 years ago, and that's all due to the israeli regime's own actions and uh it's it's decades long policies, so when it comes to the law makers though, are they bought and paid for are they a bunch of gollable people easily manipulated by the israeli regimes specifically benjamin netanyahu or are they uh knowingly? culpable in this campaign of genocide and they don't have a problem with it. i think it's a financial issue and ideological one at the same time. uh, i agree with your este

well doctor, mean, what is behind the bias that you're speaking about is are we relating it to the apacn on economic situation, difficult situation, maybe in the region and in the whole world, so this should not continue and cannot continue, however, however, "we are we, it's clearly that the lobby unfortunately is very strong in the us, and until now it seems that netanyahu is able to guarantee the full support of the lobby. and here we should go back to the image of the speech of netanyahu in the congress, which is which says a lot. well, continuing now with the latest round of negotiations in doha stalling, the military situation has escalated on the northern front of occupied palestine, prompting a former zyanus air force commander to warn of the risk of the situation escalating into a wider war with hisballah. קעיר תראו מה קורה ביומיים האחרונים בגבול הצפון ובלבנון, זה לא מקרי, זה מתכתב בדיוק עם עם הסיפור הזה של הטיפוס לגבעים האלה של ה- התקיפה החוזרת בבאקה עם ההיקפים של התקיפה והתגובה של חיסבלה, נכון שזה במרחאות בגבול המשוואות, בסדר, אז חזבלה יורה לגליל העליון ולרמת הגולן, אבל פה הה

by the apac lobby to buy it or are they sincere in their support of israel? because you see the the young, mean i grew up in in in the states for 37 years and um really that your average american is not on par with the israeli regime, they don't care about their actions and we've seen from the dozens upon dozens of uh student protests at american universities, the young are not okay with the genocide being taken place in gaza and and and what israel stands for, they know what the palestinian cause is today, they're not... is um uh basically ignorant to it as they were 15 20 years ago and that's all due to the israeli regime's own actions and uh it's it's decades long policies so when it comes to the law makers though are they bought and paid for are they a bunch of gollable people easily manipulated by the israeli regimes specifically benjamin netanyahu or are they uh knowingly culpable in this campaign of genocide and they don't have a problem with it. i think it's a financial issue and an ideological one at the same time. uh, i agree with your esteemed gues

much, that's the that's too strong, well actually let's look at it, it's not just the question of apac, it's not just the question of the funding of candidates and the defunding of of candidates who might say anything remotely. supportive of the palestinians, it's also the fact that the political establishment, the the offices of government are held by uh many azionis at the top level, and it means that anyone who puts the tool as much as the toe out of line will be taken out of office, and people know uh in the mainstream parties and the democrats and the republicans that if they say anything pro palestinian, they will never have any kind of elected office and if they have one, it will some soon become a previous office, so there's an arm grip by the zionists on the political establishment in the us and the uk and other countries too, and what has to happen of course is that the movement must escalate, it must escalate its activities and its tactics, yes of course we must have mass demonstrations as we've been seeing, but we must also have other tactics to, including of course direct

well doctor, mean what is behind the bias that you're speaking about is are we relating it to the apace to guarantee the full support of the lobby and here we should go back to the image of the speech of netanyahu in the congress which is... which says a lot. well continuing now with the latest random negotiations in the salling, the military situation has escalated on the northern front of occupied palestine, prompting a former zinus air force commander to warn of the risk of the situation escalating into a wider war with hezballah. תראו מה קורה ביומיים האחרונים בגבול הצפון ובלבנון. זה לא מקרי, זה מתכתב בדיוק עם. עם הסיפור הזה של הטיפוס לגבעים האלה של ה- התקיפה החוזרת בבאקה עם ההיקפים של התקיפה והתגובה של חיסבלה, נכון שזה במרחאות בגבול המשוואות, בסדר, אז חזבלה יורא לגליל העליון ולרמת הגולן, אבל פה ההיקפים, פה המשמעויות והאפקט של הפגיעות שלנו בבקה באיזשהו שלב זה מוציא את האזור מתוך שליטה, זה ביחד עם המשא ומתן שאולי מגיע לאיזשהו אנד ואמירות של'. אני חושב שהוא מתלבט מאוד מבצעית איך לבצע את התקיפה, כי מצד אחד הוא לא רוצה מלחמה, אגב, הנחה שצריך לבדוק אותה כל הזמן, אבל ברגע זה אחרי 10 חודשי

this. the problem we have in the united states is that uh the zionists and the israelis..." through apac and other uh pro israeli lobby groups and support groups have bought our congress uh they have drived them uh with campaign donations and that's why israel is viewed as a friend in ally, when in fact, uh, as ally or as a friend, israel has done nothing for us ever. all they have been is a continuing ongoing expense, and as as christians, we believe in turning the other cheek, and the israelis are driving hard to genocide the innocent people in gaza, men, women, and children, children who are no threat to anyone, they're so... young cutting off the unian aid and and allowing these people to die of other causes than uh than you winds from weapons is just as bad as you know uh they're starving the death the sensor the pr medical resources okay so uh wilmer uh we also know that there are some un security council resolutions there's one specifically demanding israel to uh enact an immediate cease fire there which israel is not abiding my uh, why doesn't the us even try to pressure israel t

uh but i agree. completely with uh what your other commentator said about the pro israel lobbies, apac and others, they they control many elections, there are there were two primaries recently where they defeated very popular uh uh pro israel uh members of house of representatives because they found so much money, money talks in us elections and the uh pro israeli lobbies by members of congress, the... them are bought and paid for by the israel lobby, then once they're in office, the israeli lobbies right legislation for them to introduce onto the house floor, so yes that is very... important and it's an issue that needs to be addressed. us governments always talking about a russian interference election or chinese interference election. why are they talking about israely interference in us elections? on that note, i would like to thank both of our guests, mr. robert fintino, author and journalist from krishna ontario and also mr. pauludi, as always, former us government advisor from berkeley. gentlemen, thank you. and thank you the viewers for listening and being with the news review

leaders in general, they keep the interest of designist, the interest of israel, the interest of of of apac over us citizens and this in itself is is treason in many ways, and we've seen that the us will support israel in whatever fiasco they they plan on pursuing, meaning backing the... the martidom of the assassination of faz shukr, backing the assassination of shaheed ismail hania, this is not a mediator that is looking for sease fire, this is an israeli ally that is looking to support israel in whatever way possible. okay, well um, hamas has said that all iof forces must be withdrawn from the gaza strip, whereas the regime wants his forces to remain in the border area between gaza and egypt call the... phidelphic quarter, what would it mean in your perspective for zionist forces to remain in that quarter? what would it mean for the palestinians in gaza? well, it of course strengthens their control over what comes in and out of of gaza, it's also serious violation of, i mean the their presence there, is serious violation of an agreement with egypt uh, which goes back dates back decades u

in general, they keep the interest of the designist, the interest of israel, the interest of of of apac over us citizens and this in itself is is treason in many ways, and we've seen that the us will support israel in whatever fiasco they they plan on pursuing, meaning backing the the marterium of the assassination of fawaz shukr, backing the assassination of shaheid ismail hania, this is not a mediator that is looking for sease fire, this is an israeli ally that is looking to support israel in whatever way possible. okay, well um, hamas has said that all iof forces must be withdrawn from the gaza. grip uh whereas the regime wants his forces to remain in the border area between gaza and egypt called the philadelphia quarter. what would it mean in your perspective for zionist forces to remain in that quarter? what would it mean for the palestinians in gaza? well, it of course strengthens their control over what comes in and out of of gaza. it's also of serious violation of, i mean the their presence there. uh is serious violation of an agreement with egypt uh which goes back dates back d

i mean to mr. of shahiri's point uh are they paid by the apac lobby to buy it or are they sincere in their support of israel because you see the the young, i mean i grew up in in in the states for 37 years and um really your average american is not on par with the israeli regime, they don't care about their actions and we've seen from the dozens upon dozens of uh student protest at american universities, the young are not okay with the genocide being taken place in gaza and and what israel stands for, they know what the palestinian cause is today, they're not as um uh basically ignorant to it as they were 15, 20 years ago, and that's all due to the israeli regime's own actions and uh it's it's decades long policies, so when it comes to the law makers though, are they bought and paid for or are they a bunch of gollable people easily manipulated by the israeli regimes specifically benjamin netanyahu? or are they uh knowingly culpable in this campaign of genocide and they don't have a problem with it? i think it's a financial issue and ideological one at the same time. i agree with your

dealers uh, both in ukraine and in uh uh in israel in the middle east want war to continue uh and also apac, the zionist lobbies there, which have a strong control over the american uh politicians, so uh the politicians are not really representative of the people, there is a strong christian zionist movement which also has a you know messianic notion about the state of israel, but the reality is... "um, there will come a time when the people will wake up and say, enough is enough, our country is not being prioritized whilst a country in in another place is being prioritized, and it will have to come to an end one day, but unfortunately um, the people of the middle east are continuing to suffer and until they they rid themselves of the..." american empire and its influence in in the region and until the surrounding uh muslim countries wake up and and say enough is enough we can't. be attached to this, this murderous empire anymore, this will continue for a while. all right, thanks lot, sir director of center of muslim affairs, mr. j, muhammad, joining us from manchester. israeli forces have

the pro-israel group apac spent more than $8 million to oust bush. >>> top u.s. national security leaders are now calling for calm in the middle east. this as they press israel and others to avoid escalating the conflict even as the u.s. moves more troops into the region. hamas named yahya sinwar its top leader in gaza who is the mastermind behind the october 7th attacks in israel as its new political leader, replacing ismail haniyeh who was killed in iran last week. the leader of lebanon's hezbollah militant group vowed to retaliate against israel for its recent air strike that killed a top commander, quote, no matter what the consequences are. just ahead of his speech, israeli jets set off sonic booms over beirut. >>> hours earlier, hezbollah launched drone attacks into northern israel. at least 19 people including six soldiers were wounded. the two sides have been exchanging strikes for the last ten months now. >>> a pakistani man is charged in an alleged plot to kill u.s. government officials and politicians, including former president donald trump. asif merc

much, that's the, that's too strong. well, actually, let's look at it. it's not just the question of apac, it's not just the question of the funding of candidates and the defunding of candidates who might say anything remotely supportive of the palestinians. mr. grossman, give us your views also on these demonstrations, the pro-palestinian protests, they've not gone away, what also has not gone away is washington's blind support for the... child killing israeli regime, how much longer do you think the white house expects to to ignore all this anger at home? well, i i think the democratic party now with this haris ticket feels they're sitting pretty because there's this perception of course that donald trump as a republican candidate is even more extreme than the than the democrats have been up to now, and while there's some grounds for believing that, my own view is that the difference is largely a semantic one, and at the very least with donald trump, he still has the temerity to see himself as a policy maker rather than a policy taker, whereas democrats have basically signed over entire

israeli lobby lot of them uh do get donations from one of the very powerful groups here which is called apac uh so they are in their back pockets so what they have become accustomed to doing is when they are interviewed or their press conferences they will acknowledge that those settlements in the west bank are illegal but behind the scenes they are still allowing it to continue if they're still giving israel the gas light uh the green light to go forward with more settlements in the west bank, then that means the us government is still complicit uh in this action as well. all right, thank you for that. let's see what uh collex, sorry, colin raidix carter things, anti-war and anti-imperialism activist. colin, welcome back, israel placing economic sanctions against the pa uh since october 7th, especially, we're looking at how that is obviously making the pa suffer as a result the palestinians who are on the receiving. also um, the israel goal of settlement expansion is to go after the entire west bank. um, is that something that could be concluded by the way that this israeli regime is acting

which is extensive in united states and the uk is has captured the state. through organizations like apac, but there's others as well, which don't call themselves israel lobby organizations importantly, but but they are like the anti-deformation league, which is meant to be about uh stopping anti-semitism, which obviously we all support, but it's not doesn't do that, what it does is try and destroy anyone who's speaking out against uh israel and speaking for palestinians and there's a lot of those organizations here in the uk, so there's one argument that they have taken control of the political system through funding and through smear campaigns. of any politician or journalist which might step on the toes of israel, the other argument is that it's a geopolitical outpost for the american empire right, and i think originally uh and for many decades that was probably true, so there was a famous quote uh of the um military governor of jerusalem when it was in british mandate period, i think he was called ronald stars, and he was asked why does britain support zionism because this was post bf

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. >> apac, i'm coming to tear your kingdom down and i will put corporations on notice, i am coming after support a free palestine, a free c congo, free sudan and keep opposing genocide. >> carley: and alexandria ocasio-cortez responded to bush's defeat. >> there is eshg normous amount of influence of big money in politics. cori bush's race was second most expensive primary in history and money spent against them. >> carley: bell will face andrew jones or stan hall. gop primary has not been called, jones is currently leading. steve. >> steve: donald trump telling us on "fox and friends" about why he is thrilled about facing off against the far left ticket of harris and walz. >> i can't believe it, i never thought this would be the one picked. i helped him during the riot, his house was surround by people waving the american flag. he called me back and thanked me. he is a very liberal man and he's a shocking pick and i'm thrilled, could not be more thrilled. >> steve: that is former president talkings about the governor call ing the former president in 2020. his own words tell a different

. >> apac, i'm coming to tear your kingdom down and let me put corporations on notice, i'm coming after you, too. we will keep supporting a free palestine, a free congo, free sudan and opposing genocide and human rights abuses. >> carley: bell will face jones or hall. jones is leading by just under 200 points. to fox weather alert. tropical storm debby continue to move through southeast leaving cities bracing for flooding. the storm killing six people, five in florida and one in georgia. areas could see 30 inches of rain. take a look at this, officials and good samaritans rescued a woman whose car was trapped in flood waters. the storm is expected to drench south carolina today before returning to land tomorrow. senior meteorologist janice dean has fox weather forecast. 30 inches of rainfall potential? >> janice: already two feet, we will get more of the same today. still a tropical system that could regain a little strength as center of circulation moves offshore into the atlantic, warm waters across southeast coast. there is going to be movement within the next 24 hours and it will mo

both of them were in good candidates, that they question even without all of that money coming from apac, would they have still lost and i'm not i haven't spent a lot of time digging into each of them, particularly, but what i thought i heard it from so many people on both sides of the aisle on these questions of, you know, just that they weren't good candidates to begin with. they came in on a way when there was a lot of momentum in the democratic party. but maybe now people are reevaluating candidate and then representative. exactly they have, it's the question of whether they were representing the majority of their district. it sounds like in both cases the answer was, what does nancy pelosi saying? it's your title and your job. and you go the democratic presidential ticket is set ahead. michigan governor gretchen whitmer will join me to discuss the new state of the race as kamala harris tim walz campaign in her state. today the yet moments that shaped our culture coming this fall on cnn i told myself i was okay with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms with my psoriati

his work continues apace, just a couple of things.s he was approv to ae and to hire for a logistics officer, which will absolutely down at the airport. so they will have a new position that just manages fleet prorement and, the other equipment that they need for airport operations and i know you've noticed that the newsletter hasn't included. commissioner nakajo. new training captain. so the training captain will be hired probably at the end of this month to the division of , just a couple of highlights. they had a strong in-service modul the chief attended and was very complimentary of in an earlier report that ended in july. another thing at they took on this, this month, in july was ed with some different federal assets for, emergency emergency operations on board ships for the transportation of electric vehicles and this has been an emerging threat. a this fire department was very aware of it to have people come and, chief dragovic was instrumental in these drills, also developing a tabletop exercise and functional exercises. and

paul: let's get more with the cio and head of apac fundamental fixed income at blackrock. he expects up to four but cuts from september to january. we heard jay powell talk about if labor market or inflation data meets the test. walk us through your scenarios. you are quite optimistic when it comes to the fed rate cutting cycle. >> sure. first of all, i would highlight one point. the biggest shift if we look at the fed statement and most of the press conference is six months back, the pastor cut rates was very high. now given what we heard yesterday, the past two not cut rates in september has gone hi, which means in a base case scenario unless something changes dramatically, i do believe we will see a rate cut in september, and the markets wiggled back and forth between 25 versus 50 basis points. in terms of rate cuts, i would put a range of two to four cuts. we have the possibility of four cuts as a possibility, but depending on the data and the political outcome in the u.s. presidential elections, and markets are somewhat in that pricing, 2.8, 2.9 cuts by the end of the

there is a lot to talk through, so let's bring in our next guest, apac macro strategist at ubs wealthanagement. we have kamala. we have powell. we have ueda. let's start with the boj governor. what was your take away from what he had to say today? >> thanks. i think as you mentioned, it was almost a feeling of interest and i think he is doing the right thing. i think it is perfectly sensible for him to lay out the fact that there is more tightening to come, but i think, obviously, he is unable to ignore the fact that the market did not actually take it very well. that he surprised the market on the hawkish side, so as much as he lays the path forward that normalization is part of the way forward, i do think they are cautious by nature. the fact that they are likely to hike by 35 basis points may be at the end of this year followed by another one next year, i don't think that is a big deal to the extent that it is but expected by the markets right now. apple: he himself is underscoring the fact that they are below the neutral rate, so it gives you the sense that they can tolerate whate

like you mention a really big difference here is the fact that apac, which is the pro-israel lobbying group didn't spend in her primary. and that group has been strategic this december about which races they primary in. they spent a lot of money against bowman and bush because they have a lot of electoral vulnerabilities. hoppestly, it would have been hard for them to win re-election even there wasn't all that money pouring in. so the group is really picking and choosing their battles here. another thing with omar's race is she was going up against a candidate who was really close to unseating her in the mid-term. that's don samuels. he was 2 points away, and in some ways that could be good because he has some name recognition, but others just saw him as a weak candidate. >> let's talk about wisconsin, that senate race there. how much of a challenge is senator baldwin going to face sph. >> well, eric hovde has a lot of money, and national republicans have put a lot of money into recruiting these republicans this cycle who have really large war chests and have these sort of i want to s

so ben's chili bowl was apace and place that people could go to and feel comfortable.se respected it -- police respected it, because they knew it was a place where people could socialize and relax, and quite frankly, exhale from the world on the outside. peter: more ben's chili bowl customers. andrew young, charles hamilton houston, a. philip randolph, john lewis, marion bandy, eleanor holmes norton, and a woman named edessa mods rate. who was odessa madre, virginia ali? [laughter] ms. ali: she was a graduate of a prestigious college prep high school. mr. demczuk: she was at the top er class. the premier n-amican high school in 1870. they have eight graduates on u.s. postal stamps. no other school has that in the country. so it was a very elite african-american school. ms. ali: and someone said perhaps it was because of her color. she did not think she achieved as much as other people were achieving, so she found a different way. peter: maybe we should turn to bernard demczuk. how did she make her living? mr. demczuk: she was very talented. she was actually very good i

if he loses, this case will proceed apace. i don't expect donald trump will work out a disposition. a plea agreement. your average defendant would would work out a plea agreement in the face of the allegations. i mean, people should read this 36 pages. it sort of chilling reminder of what happened in december and early january of 2021, when there was insurrection and almost over through our our legal process for selecting the president. and yet all along, donald trump has been, you know, saying that he's a victim of the deep state. >> he posted on social media today smith was trying to resurrect a dead witch hunt. >> it is this dead or is this a very much alive in end? >> it is is. is that worrisome from the former president? >> well, i it's it's certainly is worrisome. he'll never say that publicly. again, i would urge people to read it. there are remarkable allegations here. they're not just allegations their facts, that he is told on one day by the vice president. i have no authority to decertify any state's election results. i have no authority to interfere with their electors.

but the thing that she and jamaal bowman had in common besides the attention from apac was they were both also really bad candidates and flawed candidates for other reasons. she was under investigation by the doj and house ethics for improper use of funds and she was really really striking on some things like infrastructure. >> and so it's, it's one of those things where i think you can definitely see some national lessons here. >> but also the biggest lesson is candidate to actually matter. don't think she was the best for that district. >> hard to say it better than mo i mean, that that matters a lot is the strength of the candidate. but i think it also underscores the importance of money in an election. i mean, the fact that a group like apec was able to come in and have that sort of an impact if millions of dollars just underscores how much that influence and how much impact that can have. yeah. >> yeah. i'm skeptical about the money part. i don't know but the cori bush raise that the boosted her opponent. yeah. no, but in the jamaal bowman thing, i think if they pac had an inter

apace of the targeting of the intelligence of the next phase of the operations, is preventing this political strategy from the axis of resistance to be actualized. so, again, it's an important move, but it's also a move that has much more than just military ramifications. it has significant political ramifications for the level of u.s. support to israel in the next phase of this fight, and that's something that could be a bit wobbly in the next few months, given politics back in washington. and of course, given how the election may go. boy, i'm so glad you mentioned that too, because certainly here in the nation's capital, all eyes not just on the election, but how that might impact u.s. support for the israelis moving forward and what might happen in the region. behnam ben taleblu, senior fellow at ftd, thank you so much for your time this morning. we certainly appreciate that. we are continuing our coverage here on the ongoing conflict in israel and in particular as they defend themselves from hezbollah. we're going to take a very quick time out. i'm kevin corke here in washington, chanley

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but that's an apac aligned super pac which gets a lot of money from republicans according to politico is the biggest source of republican money in democratic primaries. so the system has to be fix. you can like cori bush, abdullah get a lot of people don't like would you like or not? i don't think anyone is okay with a system where you spend these groups spent millions and millions of dollars on an issue that clearly what's your reaction given not only the money, but also this is somebody with her particular viewpoint. son is one of the progressive members of the house now losing her seat. that in addition to now jamaal bowman well. i do agree. >> i think that money plays a terrible role in terms of the election and the election process. and i think that citizens united i was a horrible decision by the supreme court. there's really setback the american body politics in terms of, you know, i think the person shield forced against she wants to deceiving the records are probably going be very, very close, very, very similar as mike yossi's is very, very close as well. so in that sense, i

united in our efforts to take on these super pac's and you know the super pac's and talking about, apac, we will make sure that the super pac's understand that the organizing will win because it is about our communities, it is about our movement. we will not be defeated by a supreme court willing to put the interest of donors and the whims of a salad -- felon or the constitutional protections before the safety of our community. just like this week when my colleague filed articles of impeachment for justice thomas and justice alito. that's what we do. we organize. [applause] we will not be defeated by those who seek to wage endless wars and commit unspeakable horrors with u.s. bonds across the world because we are united in our call for peace and a permanent cease-fire in gaza. [applause] and we will not be defeated for those who seek to turn our democracy into a dictatorship because we are united in our commitment to stand for working families, provide relief and protection to vulnerable people, seek peace and protect our multiracial, our multicultural democracy. you know why i believe