i understand that she is in danger, but she could not do anything, the current could not even basiclyvide her with food. she i was sitting in the basement and i could not find a person who could take her food when these shellings were taking place there, but at the same moment i was in kyiv and we and the women 's veteran movement were engaged in the provision of e-e military and civilians and we bought hundreds of bulletproof vests there straw and bought dozens of cars, and we did all this there, brought them from europe, my friends there gave me large sums of cash and went abroad , they brought it all, i understood that i could manage such rather large-scale processes. well, for me personally, can not it is elementary to make sure that my mother was brought something to eat. well, of course, this also somewhat complicated the whole situation . it is easier for me to live in this war. now the account is that i can be very useful, and this makes me happy and makes my life, as it were, easier well, that's how i perceive it, you came, the hot spots of donbas, sands, er, widely , yes, av

about is the federal reserve lending window is going to enable banksn similar situions to svb to basicly sellheir distressed assets to the fed, or not sell them, it is a leing program. a lot remains unclear about this. i wish i had better answers for you. it is unclear whether they are going to go above $250,000 as the objective. host: one of the things you talk about in your documentary is the topic of interest rates. we will show folks short clip regarding that and then we are going to talk about it. [video clip] >> higher interest rates, softer labor market conditions will bring down inflation. they will also bring some pain at to households and businesses. >> how do you explain to someone seeing their gas bills go up, food bills go up, groceries, their rent go up, how is it that higher interest rates and what you're doing with this very blunt instrument, how are you saying that is going to help them with those issues in particular? >> one of the reasons prices are high is because there's too much demand in the industry. by raising rates we are going to slow down the demand for housin

it would basicly show to them that the allies had essentially reestablisd reactionary governme in itworstform. and says, i consider that the american army has fought in vain. if the haburgs are able tain. at the same time, he gis an interview in the pre. he wouldesign if there was attempt to get rid of the archdukend. basically, hoover's threat works jolted by this. e allied leaders make it clear they wouldn't recognize the new hungarian government, the isolated archduke immediately abdicates. d at this time, hoover's acons are lauded in the american press. the terary digest calls it an almost single handed performance no red bloed american wish to see higovernment tolerate the restoratioof the habsburgs. so it was clear th actually vaulting overthrowing of regime gregory's article had ocured the fact that the most effective form of using food aidn europe after the war was aually to bring down a government led by a conserver autocrat hsburg, rath than an a communist one. but rhaps the reason that gregory doesn't on this is that the triumph is a triumph, but i has its limitand gregory knew

one thing is that the secretary yellen basicly said or implied deposits and stockholders are the sameshe mentioned -- i'm sorry. she mentioned them almost in the same category. one is a risk taker and one is supposed to be insured up to $250,000. there was one part that was bailed out to the amount or will be bailed out to the equivalent of $3.3 billion. they have the ability to ensure their own deposits above fdic. it is a cost they have to incur but it is something they can do. that is part of risk mitigation. now i will fall back on the taxpayer, either direct through our taxes or indirect and the costs given to us by the banks. nothing is free. we all know that. everyone above 35 in this country knows that. no, i don't think it will stabilize the situation. i think the situation will get wors not just biden. this is a 20-year cycle of fiduciary irresponsibility in this country. we have gone up from $5 trillion in debt in that period. the highest level indebtedness a country has seen in history. it is mething that is unsustainable. host: let's talk to craig in. kirkland, washington