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rupture the world is trapped in the unchecked unilateralism of the united states, which seeks to strengthen and deepen its dominance through legal mechanisms and institutions such as the world bank of the international monetary fund. now the non western old global south world has regained its strength and the organizations and agreements that have been established a solidifying this known western world. what am i calling the right mommy discuss donald trump. trade we use with global experts from 3 books countries of us before like us break this down, this idea that that has to be some common break scott and see read this chord. how being an idea of m that a lot, only 5 go to members back in 2022 or something. now we have a big splash, which is in an ever expanding mode. so i do not believe a common currency is the idea which breaks up working on the well being on a boss get up kind of sees from nashville, currencies, read international trade and local currencies with each other. so this idea is not something which is 4 to see of electronic catch. a 2nd thing with a bit explanation of working on connecting the payment mechanism and the payment system. so that helps with what we s

of german car exports. that goes the other way, and you can see that in white. this is silicon valley software, social media, and wall street banking exported to the rest of the worldse money for his government. from the whole world per year — about $4 trillion — 4,000 billion. it is not far off the total value of national income taxes, about 4.5 trillion. to end up increasing prices on those imports like cars or fuel. especially when major powers, allies even, do start these you. the government to impose harsher sentences on thieves who steal tools. reflect the huge impact on victims, as ben moore reports. tradespeople are losing their livelihood, they're losing theirfamilies. these are livelihoods you are playing with. drill holes and rip doors off? this is our offices. this is where we work for them. boot sales and online. on its victims who rely on those tools to earn a living, in kent, roofer dennis was brought down to earth the latch, opened the door. literally two minutes, every single power tool you can't recover from it. four and a half minutes to empty it, and i had roughly £8,000—e15,000 as well as the financial burden, there is a human cost. the time is

and finance editor, and coauthor of breitbart business digest, david malpass, former president of world bank joe lavorgna. and what is the name of your bank? >> snb nikko securities. larry: got it. it went past me. >> this is an all-star cast. larry: unbelievable. >> john and david. larry: john carney mr. trump is deadly serious. but, one of the implications to me, is to go back to one of original thoughts, which is okay, we'll tax you cause you are tacking us, right? we'll take that money and give it back to corporations, small businesses, families, in the form of tax cuts. right this and i think that argument should c come back in to the fore. i pr prefer universal tariffs, let's not forget the tax cut less be on. >> that was key to making tax cut not hit corporate profits in the first term. you had to do the tax cuts, so when you put on tariffs, you are not putting american businesses under strain, that is a great thing we need to do it now,. donald trump has shown he is not bluffing, this was donald trump saying that tariffs are coming on mexico said, okay, we -- five us time -- give us

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of all these jurisdictions. this is silicon valley software, social media, wall street banking, all exported to the rest of the world is to try to persuade the president they will buy about $4 trillion, 4,000 billion. about li.5 trillion. conventional taxes over there. the challenge here is that much of the changes to tariffs are likely to end up increasing prices on those imports, like cars orfuel, it would have to be levied at a very high rate on every other the question is to what end? by the cartels in mexico. western university in canada. thank you . being with us and hm being with us and thank you being with us and i should say thank you . being with us and i should say you _ thank you . being with us and i should say you also _ thank you . being with us and i should say you also had - i should say you also had german— i should say you also had german citizenship- i should say you also had german citizenship so . i should say you also hadl german citizenship so you i should say you also had - german citizenship so you can see every— german citizenship so you can see every- i _ german citizenship so you can see

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central banks around the world have moved to cost interest rates of the hiking them for months to bring down the cost of living. but as usual, japan is booking the trend, the nations central bank because recently increased borrowing costs to the highest level in 17 years. another step in its pivot away from ultra low rates. inflation increased in december, and wages have risen both now mostly back to where they were in the early 19 ninety's that's just before the spiral of folding prices. the comic stock nation became known as the last decades begun. so what's happened in the japanese economy over the years? let's take a look. overall, the nation's economy has grown very little over the past 3 decades. in 2024, it's g d. p is estimated to grow by nearly acosta since 1994. how many comparisons the us economy more than doubled in size over the same period? the economic stagnation comes with a drop in the general price of goods and services. so basically, deflation. this was triggered in the early 1990 is after the collapse and real estate prices on the 1st of the stock market bubble. so t

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he's a professor at the national university of singapore and former world bank country director for chinahe joins us live from singapore. thank you so much for your time this morning. as we know, trump's tariff war is just getting started. and here in europe, everyone is bracing for something huge because of the comments we heard from president trump just last night. i don't want our viewers to take a quick listen to this. >> we're going to see what happens. it will happen, but we're going to. mike. we'll see how things work out. it might happen with them, but it will definitely happen with the european union. i can tell you that, because they've really taken advantage of us, and uk is out of line. but i'm sure that one. i think that one can be worked out. but the european union is it's an atrocity. >> but the european union is an atrocity from president donald trump last night. this is, of course, a big concern for europe, not least because the u.s. are in a trade deficit with the european union right now. what do you expect? you know, here monday morning, waking up the reaction to be to

technologies, the channels of alternative payment systems, digital central bank currency that's actually happening at a much faster pace than we realize in that part of the worldchina has signed 40 with 40 countries bilateral swap agreements to settle in the local currencies. of course, these are marginal improvements. but you see the dollar slowly declining. and the fundamental question, even apart from financial sanctions, is that there's a dollar shortage in emerging markets. the size of gdp is growing massively. the demand for dollars is there. there's not enough liquidity. so now the interest rate is high. the the dollar is, you know, at a very high level. this actually has a huge financial implication on the developing countries who are all looking to diversify. >> so do you think the trump administration will be surprised at how resilient china is as it tries to put pressure on it? >> i think they will. i think, first of all, the resilience of china has been demonstrated to a certain extent. the economic challenges are primarily internally driven. exports have actually performed quite remarkably. the other countries not so much, not so resilient. china

banking firm, they teach. you did something different. what did you do? gov. moore: what was interesting, initially i went to the world ofinance and i remember getting a phone call from a friend of mine who at that time was a major. he called me -- a major in the army. he had just finished a tour in iraq and was getting deployed to afghanistan and he called me and said when are you gonna get in , the fight? it was such an indicting question and he was right. i had trained with all of these people, my airborne training, became a paratrooper, and many of these people were on their second and third deployment and i hadn't done a single one. i made the decision and i left. i left banking and linked up with the 82nd airborne division and we deployed to afghanistan. david: how many years were you in afghanistan? gov. moore: almost a full year. i was thankful for the people i was serving with. the 82nd are some of the best and most hardcharging soldiers the army has created. there were really hard days. david: what did you do when you came back? gov. moore: i did a white house fellowship. part of it was my deputy brigade comman

and colluded with some of the biggest companies in the history of the world since the first speech. not just that, actually two pre--bank of the hunter biden laptop story. the fbi had the laptop in 2019. they met with senior executives. roth, the main guy attitude at the time, signed an affidavit saying they were talking specifically about the laptop that could be hunter biden's pre-bunking it, calling it a rush operation. they knew it was his laptop. so the rot is deep, and the timeframe is now. and i am glad, because reform was needed. senator durbin referenced your book -- i actually think it's a good book. everyone should read the book. i want to ask you about some quotes in the book because a lot of did you say that? mr. patel: i did. >> accountability is an optional. those who violate public trust must face no consequences regardless of the rank or title, did you say that? mr. patel: i did say that. sen. schmitt: there is a lot more in that. i know senator tillis has the game of bingo. i'd like to play another game, "would you rather?" [laughter] would you rather the spi prosecute and persecute parents who voiced

bank of new york. he's he's an institute of international finance. he's a partner in new york city. he serves at the metropolitan of art. these are the business, the council of foreign relations, the world economic forum, business roundtable, mba out of columbia. and he went to the university of melbourne to get his b.a. degree. he is morgan stanley, composer has 10 million and his share values 25 million by third example is as judith missick. she's at morgan. she's also the board of in-q-tel, which is the cia's technology management foundation. so the board of directors of general hewlett packard and she just and she until recently was the ceo of kissinger associates kissinger of course is past but she's down on a down days on board of of a large for foundation all the american actually foundation which supports us british relationships. she worked at lehman bank barclays but she was the deputy director of the cia. from 1983 cia. from 1983 to 2005. and there was one other woman who was in the cia as well. so they have intelligence connections her morgan's daily compensation was 370,000. she's that stock worth 2.5. she has shares. she gets gm gives her 361,000 b on their board. and she

world leaders in the fields. in 2019 a report revealed that he's riley company. any vision had installed 10 stalls in the west bank and was collecting movement environmental data from the 10s of thousands of palestinians, forced to use them, really invest in microsoft pulled. they've funding out that this was revealed, the company change its name to start and says it works in $43.00 countries with clients, including casinos, airports and schools. another is rarely companies. i sides make behavioral recognition systems said what say, say t, v feeds for any threats the company actually created the ability to take a real time video stream and understand what's going on with these industry. and the companies supported by these riley military. it's marketed to use in cities, prisons and refugee camps around the world. wearing. i'd be decent east jerusalem, and i'm standing next to a old but now derelict hotel and by palestinians. and during the 2nd into founder and nearly 2000, the separation will was bills and it's kind of surrounded now on all sides. no one can access it. the owners can't use it to get so not coming, but what his role is done is on the tubs, 7 store surveillance

world? who are we? who have we become? we don't want to help the poor folks out there? of course we do. we don't want to help their leader somewhere with a swiss banksley: sesame street in iraq. it's common sense. >> charles: exactly. >> ainsley: goes back to that. >> charles: what secretary rubio said was intriguing, often it goes against the interest of either our interest or even the interest of those governments. it's not even in their interest. >> ainsley: not help them. >> charles: we are trying to instill certain things in some of these countries that they don't want. you know, and this is how we get into wars. this is how we get into -- get involved in things that we should not be involved in. it's time to cut out. i'm glad we started. >> this is a good start. but just a start. >> ainsley: getting things done. thank you so much, charles. you can watch making money weekdays a 2:00 p.m. eastern time fox business. thanks for waking up early with us. look at his shoes. this is amazing. he is the best-dressed you and lawrence jones. thank you so much, charles. and doge makes major cuts. trump is eyeing another shakeup. the future of the educatio

of you. >> hello, i work for european banking group. a small question to do with quantitative data. infant mortality, when you say countries, are you talking about all the countries in the world when you are comparing it? on the world spectrum, it is very poor, we are stuck somewhere between uzbekistan and jordan, i would imagine. >> we are comparing to middle and high income countries. $4500 gdp or above. >> a woman who just raised her hand. >> please speak up, we can't quite hear you. >> sorry. i was wondering if the level of income and wealth inequality affects the way you study pathways out of poverty or social mobility generally? >> i'm sorry, i couldn't hear. that was just me. >> i'm wondering if the level of income involved any quality which has reached gilded age levels lately, if that changes the way you study people's life chances if they are able to get education and improve their income. >> think about this, whether we are looking at a level or a rate, if we believe the narrative that starting position is really rather irrelevant, that the reason that we have either high levels or high rates of any quality, some might even view that as being a good thing, we want

abomination against the whole country and the world, because of elon musk gets access to the treasury department, the money system, this will be the biggest bankobbery in u.s. history. it is awful to see what is going on. i am a democrat but i love this country. i just don't like what is going on right now, because we are all in this together. we will all be affected by this. the democrats and republicans, they really need to come together and find some kind of way to remove these people. these are very evil people we are dealing with right now. host: that was keith. calvin in circleville, ohio. the line for republicans. caller: i have been watching the confirmation hearings. you can see the democratic party is so corrupt. there should be a complete investigation of the party. not just adam schiff. not schumer. the whole party is so corrupt. that is what biden -- why biden pardoned all these people. they left the country in ruins with how many illegals -- i see the highway patrol in texas. i have a lot of time. this gentleman was transporting a lincoln town car limousine in between were the smuggled illegals. same thing in florida. the country

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