it�*s france or any other european economy at the moment, simon, though, the problems are the same, aren—of—living crisis, fuel security, which we have already touched on. it is a nightmare scenario for any finance minister. i in france, i get people . asking me here in the uk, france capped its energy price rises at 4%, why can't we do that here? i i point out to them, _ they have state—controlled energy supply called edf which took a massive hit, - 8 billion at the time — it could be double that by now — and that is a national asset, - |the shareholding, so the publicj in some way have paid for that. we talk about local elections, - we have some coming up in the uk which we may talk about — - any time where the electorate is getting poorer every day is a pretty toxic. political situation to be in. the political offer you make - to the citizens of any country is, i "stick with me, you'll be a biti better off by the time we finish than at the time we started," and it is hard to see how anyl politician can deliver on that... and by the way, madame le pen did the campaigning not on the vei

the fact is, workers aren�*t even consulted about the degree to which machines are now dominating andto keep pace with these big changes at work. one of the rights we are calling for is that right to a human review. because so often we see those big decisions being taken by software that has discrimination written in. does it? well, i think that�*s been proven, yes. we seen it in terms of race and gender discrimination, in terms of facial recognition, accents. huge decisions about performance at work, whether you even get work, whether you�*re fired being taken on this basis. so we want the right to human review and we want stronger equality rights. and you want workers to have the right to refuse the next level of what many people call surveillance technology which looks at exactly how they conduct themselves right through the working day and even sometimes at home as well. an end to the notion that a worker has any real right to privacy at all. watch this space because we are producing more work on this. we will be setting out very clear demands and positive proposals. the crazy thi

aren `t you ashamed. you thank me for raising you., which one of them is lying. you both agreed to take a polygraph test. mil, struck stubbornly false printing is beyond tomorrow at 16:45 on ntv strange talent friday at 20:50 on ntv magic business. what psychics, sorcerers, astrologers and predictors are capable of, i am today. can they be trusted and how much does support from higher powers cost for the noisy order of four million? the current fortune teller will reveal trade secrets. the main thing is to find out the client's phone number, and sergey malozemov will check everything on himself, he said that i am the head of an advertising agency who is fighting for a large contract and will not spare money for people with paranormal abilities. we are giving an additional million rubles to the traditional houdini prize that psychics can do we hope someone will surprise us with the film and again of the documentary series, the scientific investigation of sergey molodyov on saturday 15:00 on ntv we have this kalmykov sitting there, mayb

aren `t you ashamed? you thank me for raising you., which one of them is lying. you both agreed to take a polygraph test. mil, hit the stubborn spoon. tomorrow 16:45 on ntv woman preliminary with the same series. tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv why are you so serious? yeah, i was printing out photos from the crime scene, i wanted to find some clues. i zoomed in on one of the photo zones. and here is what is my photo doing there? you know better. you know better. and maximov brought me this frame, he asked me to take fingerprints from it, now i understand what his jesuit questions were about. you definitely don't know anything about photography. you see, i'm telling the truth, well, some kind of nonsense lyosha they will come, but only i did not call them, of course. what did you research the cottage? lyosha how did you call? yes lyosha i called the phone does not pick up. well, i didn’t send a text message that we are waiting for him. and leonov well, only the address, of course, did not indicate, you bastard. here it is in gnezdelovsk forwa

aren `t you ashamed? you talking to me thank you for raising you.raise me, which one of them is lying. you both agreed to take a polygraph test. mil was struck by the persistent spoon. today 16:45 on ntv strange talents. tomorrow at 20:50 on ntv, buy cow cream at the pharmacy. at least once in my life, good morning, i’ll tell you about the weather for today. i’m evgeny of the vostok region up to 25 m / s, a snowstorm. the temperature continues to rise by 10°. buryatia today, up to twenty degrees of heat, the cold continues to spread across the south of siberia, it has already brought down the temperature in krasnoyarsk during the day there, as in omsk plus nine, mercury will soon fall in irkutsk as well. while there it is +16 in the urals, it is still unchanged, no higher than 6 ° heat, but in the near future a cyclone from the european side will correct this misunderstanding in the european one. territories this whirlwind will send us to the future value promises to be may, but we will get them for a reason the temperature will rise not due to the

children aren exploited. children are trafficked, and those who work in this area, those who prosecute in this area, law enforcement to work day in a out will tell you that the explosion of child pornography is helping to drive this exploding epidemic of child sexual exploitation and child sex trafficking. the problem is that child at his exploding. in the times investor report in 2018 there were 45 million images of children being exploited, available on the internet.vailable on 45 million. been 3 million. in 2018, 45. then last year the national center for missing and exploited children found that that number had grown to 85 million, 85 million images on the internet of children being brutally sexually exploited. and every prosecutor and every law enforcement advocate an agent who works as area will explosion of this material, which by the way is harmful in and of itself, is driving a crisis of child exploitation and child sex trafficking in this country. now, the nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson t

or arens up to 15 days for legal entities a fine of up to 100,000 rubles. the president also signed a law on settlements in rubles for foreign companies on gas projects. in the arctic, documents have been prepared in order to reduce the risks for the implementation of lng projects associated with volatility in the foreign exchange markets. the largest programs for the development of production, liquefied natural gas. now they are being implemented on the yamal peninsula in the kamchatka territory and the murmansk region, and another law signed by the head of state concerns the certification of protocols for coordinating the organization of the collective security treaty in operations in peacekeeping activities. un and here are the new names of the heroes of our fighters, who steadfastly and courageously carry out the task of a special military operation, senior lieutenant zhanat kasenov, commander of the road engineering company, discovered radicals who mined the road and launched an attack as a result of a two-hour battle, the enemy broke the passage for t

aren `t you ashamed. you thank me for raising you.one of them is lying. you both agreed to take a polygraph test. mil was struck by persistent false printing is beyond today at 16:45 on ntv strange talents tomorrow at 20:50 on ntv the vtb team will retire vtb and get more from it to issue vtb multi-cards for pensioners , the bank will clean you 2,000 rubles. impressive rate under the vtb savings account, everything will turn out easily. a week so far and xiaomi on wildberries choose smartphones at competitive prices, everything you need and nothing more. free forever 3% cashback on everything at dawn. there are a lot of places in the world where something is fun, vtb is looking for an advertisement that will help you get a free vtb multicard right in front of you to improve your ability to easily pay interest. everything will work out at 16:45 on ntv ksenia novikova is again at the epicenter of the scandal, she has been endured, mockery of her husband. can you lose your home? your jewelry so that we can live and is there a chance to f

higher energy prices aren�*t the only reasons households and businesses are feeling a squeeze on theirl tax bills are also on the rise across england, scotland and wales, with the majority of households seeing a total increase of about 3% — an average of £67 a year. to offset energy price rises, the government is offering a £150 rebate for about 20 million households in england, in bands a to d. water bills are also rising, going up an average of £7 a year in england and wales. on 6th april, national insurance contributions will rise by i.25%, which the government says will help clear the nhs backlog and contribute towards social care costs. also on that date, two and a half million workers see their income rise by 59p hour to £9.50. so, with huge pressures on household budgets, what more can the government do to alleviate the financial burden? here�*s our political correspondent, helen catt. the price rises today are just the start of what is likely to be a long—running debate over how the government should help people with the higher cost of living. the measures already announced by

they use it as an alarm clock, things like that, so even though there aren�*t phones plugged into either if something doesn't need to be on, then you should switch it off at the wall or unplug it. you just try and make it as easy as possible to turn it off. but if you have got a whole bunch of stuff plugged in behind the television, you maybe want to plug them all into one extension lead. saving money by switching devices off won�*t solve cost of living problems overnight. but in the same way that every bit of power used adds up to a bigger bill, every bit of money saved can relieve a tiny bit of that pressure. marc cieslak, bbc news. love bug! the prison service in england and wales is failing to recognise the dangers of islamist gangs injails, according to report published today. the independent reviewer of terrorist legislation has urged officials to pay more attention to the influence of convicted terrorists on other inmates. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. usman khan running from the scene of the fishmonger�*s hall attack. he�*d just stabbed two people to d

you can't say things that aren' true. >> that's the whole idea, you can say things that aren't true.k of hearing the phrase about the theater. you can't yell fire and a theater. yes, you can. you can yell fire and a theater for many reasons, for one, when there's a fire and the theater, to when you think there's a fir and the theater. you're allowed to say things, s you're allowed to be wrong and just like you said, when obama said something, when we used to do shows, obama would say something and we would say no, we disagree with him and that's the answer. you're allowed to say things that aren't true. i think these people have faile before they begun. this thing is idiotic and i don't think anyone will take it seriously. i'm celebrating that i feel lik this disinformation has failed before it's begun. >> how did the democrats and sent on the wrong side of this? is kind of crazy. >> they said free speech was a right-wing. they've just decided to come ou right and, i mean nobody could perform this task. name me the person you think should decide what all of us ca say, there is no suc

depositions from witnesses,to including more depositions that they took, today, but you know they arens doing all of that behind closed doors, and we hear reports about what's happening behind closed doors, we had committee members talk about some of what they've learned but these hundreds of depositions that they've taken, the review ofve millions of documents that they have obtained, we now know they apparently think their work overall will be wrapped up in the next six weeks and we know that on the 9th going public, and those hearings will start where they will effectively present their findings and we know they will need six more weeks to wrap this up. and we also know from reporting who some of the final witnesses are they are planning to bring in and some recognizable name, the eldest son of former president donald trump, donald trump jr. they also learned today that they plan to hear soon from rudy giuliani who used to be president trump's lawyer and presumably nobody's lawyers since lying to the courts of the 2020 election, he has been temporarily relieved of his law license. mr

drifting in on that breeze, but with the breeze continuing to pick up, notice how the temperatures aren warm where you have that sunshine. it is going to start feeling cooler down those eastern coasts, and you�*ve got to bear in mind that easterly wind coming off sea temperatures around 7—8 celsius, it is always going to feel cooler here, especially on friday as that wind picks up even further. greater chance of some slightly thicker cloud, especially across england and wales by this stage with some light showers, even a little bit of drizzle in places, but most will be dry, sheltered from the breeze. western areas, where it could be quite gusty in that wind, is where we will see the highest of the temperatures, 15—16 celsius west of scotland, maybe up to around 15 or 16 celsius on the south coast of england. a look into the weekend, and a bit of a complication as to what happens to this area of low pressure, how further north out of iberia it gets and its influence on us. throughout the weekend, we will still have that breeze with us and that will make it full—on for eastern coasts. th

and some migrants aren cofused of how to use the devices of how to check in with the officials usingernative to detention rolled out by the biden administration, and they are dropped off at the airport everyday, and the biggest spike in march. how many of you had a ticket to get to the destination? it came with a new challenge, migrants are arriving with no plan and no money. the result, sleeping at the park. about how many people have slept in the park? >> maybe 20, 25. >> reporter: per night says myers, and that is why pastor gavin rogers recently opened up a shelter at the travis park church, and you see the men, because the women, and the children are in hotels. >> they can shower and eat, and receive the proper food, and wait safely until they get through san antonio. >> reporter: on average between 100 and 150 migrants sleep here every night, a nonprofit filling in the gaps for the federal government. >> it is falling on to nonprofits, and municipalities that are indifferent to the national politics, but they have to find a local solution. >> reporter: henry cuellar is bucking

long end inflation expectations in the new york fed and michigan survey and break easterns people arenrried about a staying power of infl inflation. we talked about this when we first wrote the note two punch bowls, balance rate and short rate punch bowl. figuring which they're use more and remove punch from the various bowls. got a look wednesday at the idea maybe the balance sheet punch bowl after some time could become a more interesting place, rather than the short race punch bowl to faketake accommodationsy through asset sales. >> back up balance sheet, take it apart to basically slow nominal demand we're seeing want to do $100 billion of tightening a month about 60 from treasuries 35 from mortgages but ironically because of higher rates people aren't going to prepay mortgages as one did fed may not be able to allow securities to run off and hit the $35 billion number all said, even if they had to sell they'd be starting with fairly small numbers is there a risk these numbers could become too much for dealers to handle? >> you know what's funny just making an announcement you're g

and man, are we busy tonight qualcomm las vegas sands, contessa brewer and courtney rag aren servicerooney. the stocks are are going to move and we're going to show you exactly what happens and why now, what's coming up again tonight? remind us. >> i've got ynon kreiz and visa the ceo put upunbelievable numbers and the stock is down. give me a break. because the market is stupid why is it down six why is alphabet down when they delivered a good quarter why are people doing stupid things because they're stupid >> when the stock was up big, i recalled you saying that day americanexpress is one of the best and the stock is down >> they provide a service, reasonable price where they return a lot of capital and the numbers were amazing >> millennials, yes -- >> no. getting shorted and so is mary bar and i've had it. being. boeing can you believe farmer gym said they should put galvin's head? >> i dent know what his basis is when we're talking about earlier. it's questionable that he said what he did and he's still holding on to the stock maybe unless his base is much lower. we'll ask him.

the totals aren 't that big. look how pretty that is. that's the snow from just this first system.t's a foot and a half of snow from the higher elevations. let's fast forward now. here comes the next system. that one gets here friday night into saturday. if you have got saturday plans, the first half of the day you have to plan on rain. maybe another 10th. that also puts down about another foot and ia half of snow in the searchy. you add it up by the time we finish saturday there is another close to foot and a half of new snow in donor pass that. means travel issues. if your weekend plans bring new to the sierra stay on top of that forecast. there will be slow downs. you will need chains. sunday will be better. not only for travel in the sierra but here at home in the bay. we are done with the rain. easter sunday even warms back up. we will be near 70 for some of the warm erin land locations. if you have a keen eye, more rain next week. we will talk more about that one later. let's see how this morning is doing. >> let's get through today before we start thinking about tomorrow. to

aythami artileseye will be vital so that uk move is important but at the uk is important because we aren own tanks. we basis to allow poland to transfer more of its own tanks.— more of its own tanks. we are backfilling _ more of its own tanks. we are backfilling behind _ more of its own tanks. we are backfilling behind them? - more of its own tanks. we are backfilling behind them? yes, more of its own tanks. we are - backfilling behind them? yes, they have signed _ backfilling behind them? yes, they have signed a _ backfilling behind them? yes, they have signed a deal— backfilling behind them? yes, they have signed a deal from _ backfilling behind them? yes, they have signed a deal from a - backfilling behind them? yes, they have signed a deal from a supplier| have signed a deal from a supplier of 250 moderate tanks from the united states but until those arrive the polls require some degree of protection externally. it�*s also important, this is a build—up of foreign forces and furry nato forces from the united states and the uk and others in eastern europe to level which will be much gr

others down masked this aren 't ready to -- they aren't ready to different them. >>> an election thatan a lot. the final runoff between matt haney and david campos this seat would represent some of the most active areas of san francisco, downtown, union square, the mission as well as the tenderloin. so, again it is matt haney verses david compos. is he a member of the board of supervisors, they are both working for this seat but whoever get itself will have to run again in june and then again in november. we will watch the entire election back to you. >>> it's 6:55. time fog for a look at the to top storiesw. reexpecting to learn more about an arrest in the fire that gutted a home depot. the suspect started the fire in the lumber section of the store early their month. >>> and today in alameda the family of a man who died after being pinned to the ground during an arrest will hold a vigil to mark the anniversary of his death it. was announced that the three police officers who confronted mario gonzalez won't face charges. his death was ruled a homicide but the meth in his system was t

and solar power, batteries and electrolysis to create green hydrogen, all four of those technologies arene caed learning curves. every time the deployment, the global deployment of those technologies doubles, the price drops by a predictable amount. this has been going on for decades. if they just stay on those learning curves they are on now, they are going to dominate the landscape within a few decades purely because they will be so much cheaperhan the alternatives that no one -- the political argument around them will fade. they will be the obvious option. it is a matter of speed, trying to nudge the process along faster. it is underway already. >> what are the levers to nudge those things along? are they happening at a faith -- a pace that is fast enough or does this require the lever of estate, a governor and, a nation to push them in the right direction? >> they require policy to hit our temperature targets were talking about. we definitely need public policy. we are at the point now where no market driven substitution could ever work fast enough. we are talking about completely tra

you didn't need to structure costs and product or revenue or the balance sheets so these companies aren from any upcycle and looking at underlying demand. the population age and millennial group the signs are more bullish than the 40 years i follow the stock. >> someone else wants to get in on the conversation. >> yeah. i don't know what's triggering them might be auto stocks. >> thank you we'll have you back soon. >> thank you >> michael ward. >>> see you later, salaries. bye-bye, bonuses kate rooney with a talent exodus kate >> reporter: that's right. here in downtown manhattan where some of the biggest banks in the world beefing up the cryptocurrency teams we'll bring you inside the debate stay on wall street or full-time crypto to startup. more on that on "the exchange" after this breakss. for plus, 1,000 dollars to help you switch! (dad) nice savings! (vo) yeah it is! verizon is going ultra, so you can get more. with my hectic life, you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions, and shows me how to get the most out of m

the political humiliation ofth this as well.ma how aren we not acting like the vci from france and all of this the regime that lied about covid tortures religious minorities, starves its own people and uses slave labor is now going to be rewarded by the united states, the very country it is working to undermine and eclipse every minute of every day. i hopeope these republican senators are willing to sell out the american people to china will see the folly of their ways. but i'm not going to hold my breath. >> according to axios january six committee is growing anxious about the torrent of leaks not because it's scummy but rather they fear the leaks will breed l complacency in a country already distracted by inflationed, ukraine and thea lingering coronavirus pandemic, on the hill are so worried they're getting flashbacks to the mueller investigation t. o but there's currently another round of leaks that has washington buzzing recordingsco of minority leader kevin mccarthy disparagingrd fellow members, even callingg on big tech toon restrict their accounts. mccarthy held a meeting with

wi so so not only aren they allowing a biological male to compete in a women's competition, they're promoting that male over biological femalesgicafe who are competing. that's what i'm reading from what you said. right. and when i kind of question it,i you know, i asked is there a reason why you'rehy giving the trophy? he just explained to melo that we're giving itgi in chronological order and i again, you know,no what does that mean? we tied what are we being chronological about? and he kind of blatantly said we're just going to give the trophy. we g respect and admire your slim. but lin needs to t holdro the trophy in other words.er really? qn' yeah. right. i was shocked and i know all the other swimmers who are standing by and listening to this . we're also shocked and i wasri standing right next to leah and she heard it all. and so it was kind of just really baffling that this could happen. and i know the instability wasn't prepared for a situation like this , which just tells me when they were faced with it they protected such a small minorityty and turned their bacl on . knoww what the

theref aren dozens of areas in sweden, all over sweden where the police virtually lost all control and that is with or without koran burnings.o and there's a very simple reason for that . i mean, these areas there are areas where people live probably like up to 80% of the people there come from radically different cultures. firstt and foremost africa and the middle east and sodi people coming from these radical radically different cultures have very little respect for swedish culture, very little respect for the west in general. and you know, i'm wondering at this point, can we even blame m them for that because how many people within the west even respect themselves? how many off us really still know what we are about and what we stand for? nowadays the west the only thing that we stand for is like just transitioning our kids and posting ukrainian flags in our biosocial media. so i'm wondering, you know w what what can we blame them for at this point? what this does? we totally for a lot of things about these people.uc well, this may be one of the things we could defend is the idea th

crews aren harder hit areas.es that are already coming down, down down so they don't cause any more damage. we're all just trying to be one of robin's strong right now and work together as people in the south cleanup folks on the east coast are bracing for a cold front, triggering another round of severe weather. a tornado warning was issued in st john's county in northeastern florida early thursday morning. now the storm hitting the east coast will push out to shore by thursday night, but officials are still asking everyone to be cautious in georgia. i'm nicole valdez fox news. thank you. nicole this morning, the labor department released the weekly unemployment numbers 166,000 people filed first time claims last week now that is much lower than economists were expecting. and the lowest weekly number since 1968. however economists point out there is still a severe worker shortage. they say the number of job openings is just about five million more than the number of available workers. according to public disclos

i mean how low can you go that is that is it couldld possibly now these aren, political payoff appointments. jason , great to see you. have a great weekend. and speaking of illegal immigration, suddenly there are democratsmigr pretending to care about the border. now eightab of. them have been warning biden about repealing title 40 to remember the trump era policy that allowed forme immediate turn backs of illegals at the border because the koven now this list of senators includes four who are up for reelection this fall. wouldn't you known th it in hoty contested races now? none of them until recently none of them were strongte advocates for border security or none of them or, of course we against biden's handling of it. i'm talking about arizona's markellear new hampshire's magge hassan jorges, raphael warnock and nevada's catherine cortez masto, all of them disastrous on the borderal so just don't be fooled by any of this if they end up getting reelected, they'd be more than happy to continue the destructive policieswo hd that biden has been pushing on this country that allowed two milli

being stuck in hospital and not been discharged from main roads because the social care components aren. thank you very much- _ the front end of the hospital. thank you very much. let's _ the front end of the hospital. thank you very much. let's continue i the front end of the hospital. thank you very much. let's continue with | you very much. let�*s continue with the story now. with me now is dr layla mccay, policy director at nhs confederation. iam going i am going to assume you don�*t need this actual data to confirm what you have been hearing from people working on the front line in the nhs in england? working on the front line in the nhs in encland? ~ , working on the front line in the nhs inenuland? ~ , ~ working on the front line in the nhs in england?— in england? absolutely. we hear all the way across _ in england? absolutely. we hear all the way across england _ in england? absolutely. we hear all the way across england about i in england? absolutely. we hear all the way across england about the i the way across england about the huge amount of pressure that is currently being

and we�*re really talking about the failure of politics, aren�*t we? they will never vote for them again. allegations of corruption are something that people talk about when you meet people at protests and they say that they want the rajapaksa family to resign. people also talk about economic mismanagement. and if we just boil that down, yes, many people say that this crisis was a product of the covid pandemic, like so many other economies around the world. that is one thing that really hit this island because of tourism. tourism really does drive much of the country�*s economy here. but there are other policy failures that people point to as well. for example, president rajapaksa brought in sweeping tax cuts when he came to power, and many analysts say that that actually wasn�*t a good idea when you have that with high spending as well. other people also talk about a policy of banning chemical fertiliser imports in the country. they wanted to have this big plan to make farming organic here in sri lanka but, in the end, it basically drove crop yields d

those people will be caught up with this as well, aren�*t they?l tell you the big difference between those two, l countries? i will tell you the big i difference between those two, the people we are accepting from ukraine are overwhelmingly women, overwhelmingly children or the elderly... 50 overwhelmingly children or the elderl ., , elderly... so men cannot be genuine refuaees? elderly... so men cannot be genuine refugees? well, _ elderly... so men cannot be genuine refugees? well, what _ elderly... so men cannot be genuine refugees? well, what i _ elderly... so men cannot be genuine refugees? well, what i would - elderly... so men cannot be genuine refugees? well, what i would say . elderly... so men cannot be genuine refugees? well, what i would say is| refugees? well, what i would say is if we're going _ refugees? well, what i would say is if we're going to — refugees? well, what i would say is if we're going to prioritise _ refugees? well, what i would say is if we're going to prioritise the - if we�*re going to prioritise the most vulnerable

at the same time we prepare in the event we have to stand up additional facilitie there arene still have obligation to care for the children when we stand up the emergency facilities. >> okay, then we have commitment by the president gave refuge to 100,000 ukrainians. is the department making preparations for that? >> thank you again for the resource to make that possible as we provided refuge for the 68000 afghan refugees, we will be prepared to do the same for those who come to ukraine. >> i'll close by saying i am disappointed our covid package doesn't include international assistance, we cannot meet the president will helping to vaccinate 70% of the world by september if congress doesn't include any amount for the global vaccine initiative. diseases and viruses no no borders. we can't see ourselves off, is in our own interest to do this and i hope you and the administration will continue to advocate for. >> before we go to senator carper, let me say i very appreciate your.especially the last one. the fact of the matter is, main street in new jersey in a community or the main street a

(music throughout) aren rainy pattern this week after a dangerously dry winter, while we are still firmlyain we get now should help delay possibly shorten the height of fire season, santa rosa's assistant fire marshal paul lowenthal, about what's happening outside. thanks for joining us, paul thank you in the morning. good morning to you . how far will this rain go when it comes to actual fire prevention? it will help. i mean, obviously, it's not nearly enough to deal with the drought that we're experiencing right now, but we'll take anything we can get with the winds that we saw last week, and we refer to as our seasonal grasses or fine fuels. starting already cure the went. the rain is absolutely welcome, and hopefully we'll get more and we really like to see is these back to back wedding systems that are much very beneficial to us here locally. we've already seen some fires pop up in different parts of the bay area. when do you expect things to sort of reach their height where you are in santa rosa. yeah so right now? yes we have seen fires locally and around the bay area. and although

you would light aren up on big tech in any rally? so you should tell my microsoft? depends how big of a portion of your portfolio it is, stuart -- stuart: a lot. [laughter] >> you know with, look, this is going to be a difficult environment for anything with a higher multiple even an outperformer like microsoft. you have slowing profit growth across the s&p 500, you have slowing growth across the global economy, decrease liquidity, runaway inflation. that, you know, with all those things going on, i'm surprised the market's not 15-20% lower than where it is right now, but so that gives me a little bit of hope. and the labor market and the consumer are still doing fairly well. the lay labor market is absolutely on fire. it's hard to be a hero and sell all at the top, buy at the bottom. so i'd be lightening up on these volatile, high multiple stocks on days of rallies, and i'd be buying these high quality names yesterday or even today. stuart: you've got 30 seconds to tell me you think elon musk can transform twitter. >> yeah, he absolutely can. it just depends on how

it is you aren gent that we act now secure funding to address the pandemic before the money runs out. i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to come together to save american lives and to save lives across the globe. and again, it is urgent that we move in this direction. mr. secretary, i'm pleased to see your long-term plan for pandemic preparedness. the president's budget includes $82 billion over 5 years to invest in the office of the assistant secretary for preparedness and response. the cdc, the nih and food and drug administration to be able to identify new potential pandemic and move quickly to develop a vaccine and deploy it in 100 days. we also need to tap the potential of the advanced research project agency for health, which we created in fiscal year 2022 in the omnibus to support transformative research projects to address debilitating diseases like alzheimer's, diabetes, cancer and many other health conditions afflicting millions of americans every day. it has tremendous potential to develop breakthrough technologies and advancements while continuing our importan

. >> should we be talking publicly what we aren. doing specifically on the ground tactically with our allies? >> not publicly congressman. >> i think we've witnessed a change in defensive tactics during this invasion of ukraine that few expected. we've all seen decimated russian armor problems and take on a relatively sophisticated fighters buy cheap plentiful weapons. i don't there will be a lot to chew on when the war ends but it already looks clear the 20th century tactics of warfare not as effective today than when europe was in world war ii. you think the strategy of low-cost high-volume medic weapons is a feasible strategy for future conflicts against competitor nations? >> are not familiar with the parameters of ukrainian strategy but i will tell you one of the things that makes a huge difference is what's in thesu heart of the citizens and their support for military activities and after thiste is said and doe when we look up what transpired, that is one area that's made a bigha difference certainly until now and we have a lo

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