baer ate fish eyes and caterpillars with relish on camera so as not to die of dehydration did. skills for ukrainians. it remains only to advise you to go to ethiopia on instagram, for example, either temporarily or in northern syria and also play there, uh, these very survival games and say, yes, indeed, these conflicts are on a common fate, because a western invasion or an invasion, which previous historical epochs were performed by these very the results are already known. yes, that in ukraine, that in syria, that to me that in afghanistan , the survival expert did not voice specific plans, he only posted the mysterious tweets of the aircraft, the signature is on the road again. asked subscribers. what is their life hack from the nerves. and where is the most nervous now, in the opinion of the british, and what can earn a question more rhetorically worse than crocodiles? this is really such a cynical approach. this is probably not very humane, but humanity and hype are really quite two different things and how to combine your promotion in some eco-friendly way, in my opinion,

baer. professor baer, for those contributions who are eager to hear your your comments. first, i wanted to also from trust, which supported these read the revolution programs both the email publications that many of you get but also these evenings. i wanted to introduce representing haverford for a few. rebecca farnsworth, who is their president and institution portfolio manager. so rebecca, thank you very much for joining us here here. and for. hello, everyone. thank you. fellow aforementioned. my name is becky farnsworth and am delighted to be here representing the haverford trust company. haverford is an investment management firm located in radnor. we've $13 billion in assets under management. at haverford i'm an institutional portfolio manager which effectively means that i'm responsible for managing assets and serving as a trusted advisor to a number of our firm's nonprofit clients. i think we all feel very fortunate. live in a region that has such deep philanthropic roots and haverford has been committed to serving our nonprofit community since firm's inception ov

without further ado, professor baer, if you would join us up here and give us your wisdom. [applause] >> okay. i never thought i would be giving a lecture at the museum of the american revolution, and i'm just so happy to be here today. good evening, whether you're joining us in person or on zoom, wherever you are, thank you for being here. thank you to phil, scott, the entire team, it's been a wonderful experience working with you all to get this organized, and thanks, also to the haverford trust for supporting the speakers who had the pleasure of attending quite a few of them and they're just great experiences. i hope this one will be a great experience for you as well. let me just click to the first slide. >> i would like to say a few general words about who they were, these thousands of troops we call hessians, how they ended up in north america, and then i will give a few snapshots of the experiences over the course of the war. so i want to start with a brief introduction. in the 17 70s and 1780's, as many of 40,000 german soldiers were hired to defend british imperial

bret baer with me now. title 42 set to expire next week, a new migrant surge is coming.ting the president and the democrats politically? so far it doesn't appear to have hurt them at all. >> great question. this is, they are going to feel it when this influx starts coming. what we have seen so far has been astronomical but what you are going to see is much bigger and they are worried what the cartels are going to do with that getting fentanyl, i talked to a border patrol agent who said it is like dealing with a water balloon, even one side of it and the cartels pop up in another side and they are worried about using this moment to get some very bad people and bad things into the country. stuart: did you see mayor eric adams asking the feds for $1 billion in order to take care of 17,000 migrants coming into the city, 1 billion to 17,000. the same cost structure for the 4 million that came in since mister biden took office, looking at $230 billion. of the cost been factored into this? >> talk to el paso. maybe they could use a few billion because they are dealing with this

baer, ​​i saw fish eyes and a caterpillar on camera with relish, so as not to die from dehydration dide are extremely useful skills for ukrainians. it remains only to stand up to go to the integral example or time or in the north of syria and also play there e in these same survival games and say, yes, indeed, these conflicting common fates, because the western invasion or invasion, which in previous historical eras were carried out, reap these very results. why, in ukraine, in syria , that in afghanistan , the survival expert did not voice specific plans, he only posted the mysterious tweets of the plane, the signature is on the road again and asked subscribers. what is their life hack from the nerves. and where is the most nervous now, according to the british, and what can you earn a question more rhetorically scarier than crocodiles? it really is such a cynical approach. this is probably not very humane, but humanity and hype are really two completely different things and how to combine your promotion in some eco-friendly way, in my opinion, western stars. well, i don't know right.

baer grylls spotted in ukraine, british travel ekaterina leading what he will do on the square to survive in points. invincibility or teach ukrainians to eat zhukov and do without cleaning. we have just received a new video from the ministry of defense. this is the arrival airfield, chkalovsky and russian military personnel who have been released from ukrainian captivity. as specified in the territory under the control of the kiev regime and threatened with mortal danger , 50 people were called through the negotiation process. each of them was immediately provided with the necessary medical and psychological assistance to those released further will have to undergo full-fledged treatment and rehabilitation in medical institutions of the defense department. yesterday we found out that we were hit, well, the lists were announced. and so we all returned home. we are at home moral crush. somewhere and physically applied home forced interviews. let's be a blogger, yes, an interview and an orthodox question was asked. attempts to establish some kind of tribunals will not have legitimacy, and we

it looks like a mockery of the arrival in ukraine of the famous british tv presenter baer grill.show survive at all costs was unusually popular. everything, thanks to such shots, was heated, thrown, without food and water in in different wild places of the planet, the only goal is to stay alive, brsmachno ate fish eyes and caterpillars on camera, so as not to die of dehydration in the desert. even such a thing, zelensky warmed himself . of course, he met at those very points. after which he announced that they were preparing a special program about the situation in ukraine against the backdrop of a de-energized capital against the backdrop of drainless cities and in cities that suffer from sewage without water, they sit there, relatively speaking, showman, tragicomic. here the situation is looking, and uh, maybe then he will deal with directly by survival itself, but only uh, they will lead the world that the authorities of ukraine do not care about their people. oh well, it is unlikely that we will hear such a thing from the screen from the tv on the western screen, by the way,

it looks like a mockery of the arrival in ukraine of the famous british tv presenter baer grill. at all costs was unusually popular. everything, thanks to such shots, they threw themselves warming themselves, without food and water in different wild parts of the planet, the goal is to stay alive brsmachno. i ate fish eyes and a caterpillar on camera so as not to die of dehydration in the desert even here. such a thing, in general, a worthy company for the bloody commandant zelensky basked. of course, i met at those very points of invincibility. then he announced that they were preparing a special program on the situation in ukraine against the backdrop of a de-energized capital against the backdrop of drainless cities and in cities that are sewers without water sit uh, come, well, relatively speaking, showman, tragedy, comical. here the situation looks, and uh, maybe then he will be directly involved in survival itself, but only uh, they will lead the world that the ukrainian authorities do not care about their people. oh well, it is unlikely that we will hear such a thing from t

mark matthews, julius baer.f this depends on the pace of reopening into the consistency of reopening. perhaps this time next year when we expect to see the economy fully reopen at some point next year. is this going to be a straight arrow when it comes to the markets? >> it probably won't. the general trend is up. i think that is undeniable with the hong kong index. to your point, it is not a consistent opening. it is not a coordinated opening. so far, they have not backed down. today they might announce 10 new measures to complement the 20 they announced in november. the easing measures. i think they are serious. i do not think they are going to stop. it's the -- i will never see again in our lives and now it is back at 0.8. i do not think it should be below one because prior to 2019, and this is an index that goes back to the 1960's, it never got below one. in between .8 and one is another 20%. i think that is where it is going. haidi: we continue to look at data points. we are expecting to see exports and imp

. >> yes, i think going to being from year you have the but also and baers that can make an argumente as to what they think is going to happen, when talking day clients really setting them up for slower growth mentality into 2023. we think earnings is going to be key now that we've got past some fed meetings don't have another fed meeting until a couple months into the year you were talking maria about productivity earlier, when you've got companies having to lower prices, pay more on wages, because of the labor shortage we have you were discussing productivity not there earnings are going to take a hit we think that is going to be what leads the market in the new year we a are anticipating, a small recession probably around the middle of 2023, so with that in mind, we think you need to have really a balanced portfolio you are not going in, and trying to get that grand slam you are really going in trying to just go one base at a time have a mixture of some value stocks s, cyclicality in portfolio do home, work be selective. maria: we are waiting on final read of third quarter gdp out

. wonderful panel, joy and me too, of course, is neil baer .o, everyone . i'm only he is. hello, everyone. i'm only a couple of you got going , which a couple of you got going, which was a christmas present to me from a steadfast friend here in sterling called graham. it's been lovely. i could only wish i could be with you in the studio. and just a very grateful to be looking forward to yet another new year with. with the gb news team . i can't believe we're team. i can't believe we're going into our third. that's all from as emily says. thanks to tom. thanks to andrew and. thanks to robin navarro. next up, we look back at what has been an unprecedented year. the royal family gb news were together special to remember together a special to remember her majesty . wishing you a her late majesty. wishing you a wonderful new year. good night from all of us . and see you in from all of us. and see you in 2023 . it's . good evening . good evening. i'm good evening . i'm rae anderson good evening. i'm rae anderson in the gb newsroom. pope francis has p

the atlassian company falling fast after baer cut the price target on the stock to 210 target on the0 "tech check" will be right back. . hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is overreacting? how'd you know that? the company profile tool, in thinkorswim®. yes, i love you!! please ignore that. td ameritrade. award-winning customer service that has your back. >> it's been weaker lately and one of the dominating strains of 2022 is the dollar on how global tech stocks has been performing. dom chu has more >> a lot of those tech-related stocks do get revenues outside the u.s. and it's what exposes themselves to the strength of the u.s. dollar which makes it harder and more expensive to bring home profits if you take a look at the s&p 500 overall, we do know it's been facing headwinds and not the least of which has been fed interest rate hikes and everything else that has come with regard to valuations. it attracts the value of the dollar and it's been rolling ov

their ways because if they want to grow, and other words a smaller airlines can certainly -- kate baeran survive going back and forth the cape or places in new england but southwest grew and it wanted to grow and it has been really successful. their response bill young airport now make the system work for their growth. host: the book is called "the devil never sleeps: learning to live in an age of disasters." the author is former obama administration official juliette kayyem. we will begin taking your calls on this topic that we have been discussing. (202) 748-8000 in the east and central time zone, (202) 748-8001 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones. you can also send a text message. please include your first name and city if you would to (202) 748-8003, area code 202. what was your role in the obama administration? what are you doing now? caller: i was a second -- guest: i was a secretary for intergovernmental affairs, the point of contact for the 50 states, cities, tribal nations and territories. the job made a lot of sense for me because i had previously been a stay-a

afternoon audience has lighter fare, that's why he said yes, you think you wants to sit down with bret baerdavid asman or bill hemmer, do you think he wants to sit down with tucker carlson, no, he has no good answers. he could say look how great my economy is doing, he thinks it's doing great, he could say look at my election, last the house but gained a seat in the senate so he could decide to do that now, just so different from the previous -- the previous occupant -- dave: trump love the tough questions because he could play with it as only he could. before you go we have breaking news and i know you are interested in the live golf club, that division that was being boycotted by the masters, the masters just cried uncle and live golf players can now play in augustine national. what does that mean? >> that's one major and it's great. the best players in the world, 2 thirds of which paid more, there was more of a format they liked, when you're in the tournament you played all the days and more appearance fees so live took a lot of great players and then we are the pda, how dare you, they s

their ways because if they want to grow, and other words a smaller airlines can certainly -- kate baer can survive going back and forth the cape or places in new england but southwest grew and it wanted to grow and it has been really successful. their response bill young airport now make the system work for their growth. host: the book is called "the devil never sleeps: learning to live in an age of disasters." the author is former obama administration official juliette kayyem. we will begin taking your calls on this topic that we have been discussing. (202) 748-8000 in the east and central time zone, (202) 748-8001 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones. you can also send a text message. please include your first name and city if you would to (202) 748-8003, area code 202. what was your role in the obama administration? what are you doing now? caller: i was a second -- guest: i was a secretary for intergovernmental affairs, the point of contact for the 50 states, cities, tribal nations and territories. the job made a lot of sense for me because i had previously been a stay

. >> thank you so, much professor friederike baer. it's a terrific book, but i hope you all get a chance to read it. thank you. >> thank you. [applause] good evening. it's a packed house, which is great to

their ways because if they want to grow, and other words a smaller airlines can certainly -- kate baer can survive going back and forth the cape or places in new england but southwest grew and it wanted to grow and it has been really successful. their response bill young airport now make the system work for their growth. host: the book is called "the devil never sleeps: learning to live in an age of disasters." the author is former obama administration official juliette kayyem. we will begin taking your calls on this topic that we have been discussing. (202) 748-8000 in the east and central time zone, (202) 748-8001 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones. you can also send a text message. please include your first name and city if you would to (202) 748-8003, area code 202. what was your role in the obama administration? what are you doing now? caller: i was a second -- guest: i was a secretary for intergovernmental affairs, the point of contact for the 50 states, cities, tribal nations and territories. the job made a lot of sense for me because i had previously been a stay

the reality tv star george harrison has described herself as lucky after her ex—partner stephen baerit's been really hard to be silenced, to have to read the comments every day on my instagram, to have to hear so many opinions about myself, but not be able to speak about something. the influencer and reality tv star's ex—boyfriend secretly recorded intimate footage of them and then sent it to friends and sold it online. the case is being described as one of the highest profile uses of the revenge porn law, which was first brought in in 2015. i've actually had people who were affected by it in the past sort of bring it up and say how much it means to them to see that this sort of crime is finally being taken seriously in our society. currently, those prosecuting must prove that a sexual photo or video of someone was published without their consent to cause distress or embarrassment. georgia hopes that this clause can be removed under a new law as part of the online safety bill. i think anyone who has a private image, a sexual image, whether you send it to ten people or one person, you