becky, who in 1999 succeeded nelson mandela the 1st democratically. ready elected president warned, of widespread civil unrest comparable to the arab spring. he says south africa is facing unsustainable levels of poverty and unemployment and blames current. president 0 ram, oppose, and his government failing to address a legacy of a party. you can't have so many peoples unemployment. so many people or people faced with his law listeners, i'm talking about seized with a leather soup into which a bit he says, agency people, one after another are called corrupt wendy, is going to explode from a poser is a form of freedom fighter who was once jailed by their party government. he took office in 2018, succeeding jacob zimmer, whose term was mired by scandals. corruption, mismanagement of millions of dollars in tax payers. money from a pose as presidency, has faced several challenges. his response to the coven 19 pandemic was applauded. but his party was accused of mishandling millions of dollars in relief funds. most recently, he is embroiled in a scandal k

becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> our thanks to becky worley. just a reminder.ly speaking this time of year is a good time to buy things like winter clothes. >> ooh! >> you know, off-seasonal clothing is where you get the biggest savings, in my book. >> andrew being responsible. there's also one more tip, which is look out for retailers that offer 30-day price guarantees. but you have to be diligent. you can't just say that you'll be tracking. you actually have to track in order to get the best deal. >> uh-huh. >>> and speaking of savings -- coming up, here comes the bride. ♪ >>> time now for "the mix" and a match, i suppose, starting with a bride on a budget. >> get this. an ohio woman is sharing how she snagged an entire wedding outfit for less than $12. jillian lynch says she scoured various thrift stores, and it paid off because she found this camilla coelho dress, normally priced at just over $200, for just $3.75. the tags were still on. >> lynch also scored a cute pair of shoes to match for just $8. i am convinced if she didn't tell anybody this story, nob

of course, you're right in front becky. come on up here and the kids as well. i want to get the gates family here and it gives me great pleasure particularly surrounded by people who've worked with bob to honor him here as a distinguished public service by awarding him the national security medal. this is the highest metal that a president can give for national security. hey guys, and i have a long list of here that some very thorough speechwriter wrote out. about bob gates is accomplishments his record his service to his country, but i expect people here know this better than most but you ought to know how much i trust him admire him and respect. i will ask you. so this is the national security medal and if there's ever been one that's been well deserved or well-earned. it's the one i present now with great pride to bob gates director of central intelligence. got it. we're out of here. thank you all very much. thanks a lot. and welcome to the nixon library. my name is jim byron. i'm the president and ceo of the richard nixon foundation. hello to all of you and

last the warning from former president turbo and becky, he says, current head of state several run. the poser has failed to tackle poverty, unemployment and inequality. it's a rare attack by vacate, on the leadership of the governing african national congress. why is he speaking up now? this is inside still ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm burnett's. it was an unprecedented outspoken attack on his own party and its lead tarboe becky warner, that one day south africa is going to explode. the former president was speaking at a memorial for a veteran member of a have governing african national congress. becky, who in 1999, succeeded nelson mandela the 1st democratically elected president warned of widespread civil unrest comparable to the arab spring. he says south africa is facing unsustainable levels of poverty and unemployment and blames current. president 0 ram, oppose a, and his government failing to address a legacy of a party. you can't have so many people's unemployment. so many people or people faced with his law listeners, i'm talking about seized with a leather soup

can i ask you 1st dakota is tarboe and becky, right. when he says south africa's ready to explode? no good german babies. she does a 3rd is though god, me, that lucid system. so we've become a government oxygen rights. busy for option to day a couldn't just said is to serve oh so it's d n 2 days. so one a less who does your major or move? press that grades broke. ok, thank you. okay, so lucy, what do you think south africa ready to explode? isn't baker? says certainly i hold the view that the n c like any of the liberation movement, have come to a point where they've. ready mismanage the economy, leading lines and lines of unemployed south africans luck. literally we live in a country where the majority of citizens are living below the poverty line. and youth unemployment now constitutes close to about 2 thirds or 2 thirds of young people get cannot find a job. so given those fits of circumstances without the prospects offered tomorrow, president ambiguous correct. in the summation that south africa facing an explosion where i would urged for him to go further is the reasons that c

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got becky's father, a convert to the war. college educated engineer and designed for the space shuttle. in public, he was very successful. but in private? in private, he was fully aware that polygamy was illegal so heated all he could for his huge and growing family, to keep it a secret. >> my father had 25 children in total. some from his first wife, 14 from a second, wife some from his third. >> did you feel different? >> they told us that we were different from the rest of the world. >> your parents did? >> yes. and they told us that we needed to be more obedient because we had this higher way of life. and so, they just created a tremendous gap between us versus them. and terrified us of the outside world. >> there was a reason for that primal fear. very deep, and an forgotten in the dna of the flds. it was july 26th, 1953. the governor of arizona ordered the arrest of this man in short quick. and more than 250 children were carted away. some of those families were not reunited for years. rebecca, like every ethel diaz chi

i'm becky anderson in jetta. in saudi arabia, the second leg of mr. biden's trip once he is done with jerusalem and the west bank, we are hearing more from us in the hours to come. for the time being let's throw it back to christina in london. >> thanks so much, becky. as the january 6 committee prepares for its next hearing, we have new information first on cnn about another potential instance of witness intimidation. this time however the alleged incident wasn't directed at any former trump officials or advisers, but rather a member of the white house support staff. ryan nobles explains why this has raised all sorts of red flags for the committee. >> reporter: this is a significant development in the january 6 investigation. and it goes back to tuesday's hearing. that is when vice chair liz cheney revealed that the committee had been in contact with a witness who said that they had gotten a phone call out of the blue from former president donald trump. they declined that call and instead referred that information to their attorney and then the attor

right now that's what's drive the shares, becky.pinterest is up 15% in the premarket >> thank, dom. we'll check in with you in a little bit >>> blackrock out with quarterly earnings adjusted. came in at 736 a share revenue of 4.53 billion slightly below the 4.65 billion that was expected profits are down 30% from a year ago amid the global market turmoil during the third quarter. we don't have a trade to show you at this point. i can tell you, 576 to 584 that's narrowed and improve add littimproved a little bit >> let's get to stephanie link, a cnbc contributor what do you think? let's start with blackrock these numbers a little weaker than anticipated but maybe not a huge surprise given market turmoil. >> yeah, that's the theme from the banks so far it's been all about lower fee income, investment banking we saw it yesterday at j.p. morgan, down 54% year-over-year. morgan stanley down 30% year-over-year you're seeing also at black rock as well. wells fargo the same thing it's the theme, it's not one company's specific issue it's th

i think that's a pretty accurate read, becky.ccess in the market and i think if i went back to the january and late last year as we were talking about our expectations for growth in the market, they were far mortem pe more tempered. we don't know what the rest of the industry did, but i expect it's going to be pretty strong relative to the industry it takes a little bit of cash to do that, and it wasn't our expectation going into the year. as you heard we hit our end-of-year target on mid band 5g spectrum deployment early, and we've got 70 million potential population covered right now. that's a big change. we did over 2 million new connected locations in our fiber bill which took a lot of capital to do that the machine's running pretty well my decision was to kind of let it run, because these are growth foundational issues for the business moving forward. we did lhard things. we did restructure the business last year to give us the flexibility to do these types of thing, and we've seen a little bit of working capital issues. the

>> thank you, becky. well, i think this is a major and significant foreign policy achievement for both the biden administration and caretaker prime minister yair lapid who just assumed office two weeks ago and is now cutting this ribbon. and as you said, this thing was in the works for months. the white house has been negotiating quitely, between saudi arabia, israel and egypt on a much broader deal than just the overflights. the overflights are one part. the second part is the deal around two strategic islands in the red sea that are going to be -- finally going to be totally transferred from egypt to saudi arabia and is needed to give an okay to this process which happened yesterday. only after israel gave its okay the saudis agreed to the overflights. and i think that the significance here is that this opens the way and creates this momentum that,you know, down the road, six months from now, a year from now, two years from now, get us to a whole new chapter of the abraham accord in some sort of a norma

here is becky woerle.ky: with prices soaring, major retailers are about to launch some major summer sales. target deal days start monday. emma's aim prime date is tuesday and wednesday -- amazon prime day is tuesday and wednesday. walmart and macy's will join in with their own deals. >> every retailer because amazon prime date such a big deal and it was very successful. becky: many other sites may match their price cuts. in some cases, trying to beat amazon by just a few cents. >> they figured out a way to prevent a holiday in a period of the year which was typically a slump and it has become this retail sales bonanza. becky: each store offering savings across multiple categories. coming up at 7:00, a simple way to find out when the items on your list go on sale. with your gma first look, becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. kumasi: the traditional running of the bulls made it back to the streets of spain. let's see what it looks like. this was the first time they have had this since 2019 because o

becky? >> julia, thank you. that, we're joined by dan flax, newberger bergman's senior research analyst why don't we start with the numbers we got last night. both microsoft and alphabet coming out with numbers that were weaker than expected but maybe not worse than the kwhis per numbers out there. they weren't terrible, so the stocks are up today. does that surprise you at all? >> good morning, becky it doesn't surprise me given how much negativity there was in the run-up to earnings what we saw last night with google is the durability of search is extraordinary, even of course what is a very difficult environment that all of the companies are facing you couple that with a cloud business for google that's in its relatively early stages, and we think there's a lot to like, you know, in terms of the investment over the next one to two years. then if we look at microsoft, they, too, have demonstrated very strong execution, while not immune to the macro challenges, their cloud business, azure performed very, very w

i was becky stanford 2022 to 3.5 percent from 5.5 percent. for the 1st time since 2014, russia has again reclaimed its top trading partner position with his pakistan, but kenneth, to retain this title in the face of western sanctions. with the challenges, haven't scared us off because russia's, it was, becky stands main market business. people in both countries have been working together for many years and have built up mutual trust their patient because they know the trade won't stop and everything will be fine. numerous, his bag business men complain that their russia related transactions were blocked by american banks, but they find a way to overcome the difficulties that will. yes, the 1st 2 months were difficult. we had a misunderstanding with russia because the currency prices skyrocketed. and those who were making payments and installments didn't really know what to do. but now those problems have been resolved up to 90 percent of the current contracts are in russian roubles. this pie, they no worse pressure and unprecedented obstacles

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. you're going to see right now some green arrows. these are modest advances, but we'll take it after a day like we saw yesterday the nasdaq up by 43 points of course, this came after a day where the dow was up 750 points. and, by the way, it was the smallest of the leaders. it was up by 2.4%. the leader was up by 2.75, and the nasdaq up by 3.1%. we take a look lately how far we are off the record highs dow is off by 13.9%. the s&p by 18.3% and the nasdaq, 27.8%. but here's something we haven't done in a while. that's take a look at how far we've bounced back from the lows the dow is now up 6% more than the low set a month ago. s&p is up 7.4%, and the nasdaq is up by 10% this is a very quick move. the ross 2,000 is up there were only five stocks in the s&p 500 that were down two were reported. the earnings are reporting the huge rise in the dow >> nothing happened on friday either minus 200 from monday. one person points out, the s&p 500 has never lost ground over the following year whe

thanks so much, becky. really appreciate it. turning now to the investigation into efforts by former u.s. president donald trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 presidential election. sources tell cnn the atlanta-area district attorney has sent a letter to the georgia republican party chair, david shafer, warning him that he may be indicted in the state's election probe. shafer helped organize a slate of fake electors in georgia and was himself a pro-trump elector. and for the first time the january 6th committee has issued a subpoena to the u.s. secret service for information about text messages that were later erased. cnn's jessica schneider has that story. >> reporter: homeland security inspector general joseph gufari on capitol hill. he briefed all nine january 6th committee members on his claims that the secret service erased text menssages from january 5th and 6th, 2021. now that the committee has heard his take, they want to talk to the secret service. >> one of the things we have to make sure is that what the secret

sharon epperson spoke with them, and, sharon, what did you find >> well, becky, i found that sometimeshe emails and the messages keep coming in employers are looking for a real way to give employees a break from work. this woman is back from a companywide week-long holiday at bumble, but like many professionals, she didn't completely disconnect. >> i also very tactically think about doing a few things when i'm on vacation to kind of help me unplug and also kind of stay plugged in at the same time. >> reporter: a vice president for the dating app platform, she spent that time off with her husband and new baby. >> when i'm away, i feel like not only arefilling my proverbial glass, i'm kind of able to get re-energized and feel ready to tackle whatever problem, question, challenge we may be facing that week. >> reporter: the idea of a companywide vacation is slowly starting to catch on tim ryan leads pwc's 60,000 employees. they have two weeklong breaks each year. >> do you see a difference in productivity when they come back >> it's hard to measure, but qualitatively, sharon, the energy i

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>> no, i don't brelieve that, beck ear becky.ding oil and gas for decades to come. that is a fact and so if you need that, why shouldn't we produce it in america with the highest standards on the environment, highest standards on workers and here's another thing with the administration that's so frustrating. there's a lack of seriousness when you look at some of the cabinet officials on the biden administration, when they talk about this their go-to talking point right now wlrkshether it's secretary f energy, transportation, we need to rapidly move to helectric vehicles listen to them that's not a serious talking point. that's not a serious policy prescription when you look at the challenges in the energy sector but to your point, it is a long-term, we need to be producing it in america that has the highest standards in the world across the board on some things that are important to americans like the environment >> senator, what do you make, we had tom cotton on the program last week. he made a comment effectively that he believ

i'm becky anderson in saudi arabia. u.s. president joe biden is set to be wrapping up his bilateral meeting with the prime minister of iraq about now and will soon meet with the egyptian president. next hour he's to meet one on one with the president of the united arab emirates. and from there he will head to the gcc, for a final round of summits on a whole range of issues. this isn't just about u.s.-saudi relations, but arguably that leg of his visit here has been the most important and controversial. the president expected to announce $1 billion commitment, for example, to food security in the middle east and north africa. well, relations quite frankly around the region have been strained, but specifically u.s.-saudi relations, strained since the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi in 2018 and the alleged role the saudi crown prince had to play in that death. here with me now is steven carlin, middle east correspondent for "the wall street journal." if you were assessing to date, and this trip isn't over for the u.s. presiden

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. >> reporter: when we visited the zoo, becky was working as an interpreter at the sea lion presentation, helping to bring the sound and splashes to life >> any child who wants to learn, we want them to have knowledge, and correct knowledge. the best way to do that for a deaf child is through an interpreter. >> reporter: interpreters are working hard to expand accessibility, making a day at the zoo more enriching for everyone >> so awesome to see them doing that. jo ling, thank you so much >>> time for the pop quiz why are bananas kuf curved to grow toward the sun, because they grow toward the ground, or because they grow in the rainforest the answer coming up after the break. >>> ahead, we'll head to the houston zoo for an update on this little monkey, baby betty. >> she's growing, she's exploring her life outside >>> plus something special for all the avengers out there, a conversation with the superstar who plays thor >> what should kids and grownups take away from this movie? >> that life should be about love and fun and adventure and connection and i think this film embodies all of

i was becky stanford 2022 to 3.5 percent from 5.5 percent. for the 1st time since 2014, russia has again reclaimed its top trading partner position with his pakistan. but kenneth retain this title in the face of western sanctions. was the challenges, haven't scared us off because russia's, it was, becky stands main market business. people in both countries have been working together for many years and have built up mutual trust their patient because they know the trade won't stop and everything will be fine. numerous, his bag business men complain that they are russia related transactions were blocked by american banks, but they find a way to overcome the difficulties that will. yes, the 1st 2 months were difficult. we had a misunderstanding with russia because the currency prices skyrocketed. and those who were making payments and installments didn't really know what to do. but now those problems have been resolved up to 90 percent of the current contracts are in russian roubles. this by the enormous pressure and unprecedented obstacles fash

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and the reason we're calling for becky machines is because the only, it's the only form of protection is part of these cases. i'm thinking about the organization. does that, what is your so careful about treating everybody who needs treatment wherever they happen to be, whatever the circumstances. but i feel that this report is saying the circumstances, i'm not sustainable, we have to change the circumstances. i, you stepping up a speaking out exactly. we, we can, we can normalize to situations that are over the course the years. and what we say now is the existing mechanisms to protect some of these mobile migrants and refugees just on functioning the systems that are in place for resettlement are too slow. and the to restrict their meaning, migrants who need just protection, our reputation needs protection, who are not eligible simply for destruction. inside libya, what we're saying is that we have seen examples of, we got to washing codle's work from libya and from other countries. and we know that is the best option to protection for these, these people. we, we, the reason you're

>> well, good to be with you, becky. obviously, we're very pleased with our q2 numbers.and our market exposure is really very favorable. we talk about our top two businesses being aerospace and energy we see very favorable trends our orders were up 12% our backlog is up 12%. so a lot of these headwinds that others are seeing of us being a little bit more long-cycle oriented we're actually seeing a pretty strong environment, and there's a lot of debate out there about whether or not we have a recession coming in my view, we look at a couple of our top markets, namely, aerospace, technology, building space technologies all of these saw really robust growth in q2, and i suspect it will continue. >> how much of what you're seeing is just because of this huge surge in travel demand after a shutdown in travel during the pandemic? >> obviously some of that is attributed to it but if we look at the oem manufacturing rates, they're all trying to go up, whether it's business aviation or transport the air miles are up we're nowhere near where we were in international travel yet, an

reporter: for years, becky miller a 72 had only one companion. maxine, a green cheeked come your. but maxie does not pay rent and miller was having trouble making ends meet. >> i wasingle so i was not able to put a lot into my ira. so i depleted it. my mortgage and my hoa fees were over half of my income. i decided for financial reasons to get a roommate. -- moved into her home a year and a half ago. >> i like saving money, i like having another person to talk to, to have a relationship with. it is nice to have some companionship when you are at home. reporter: miller and mears found each other on an internet platform that matches older homeowners with housemates. >> there is a significant amounts the population going into their mid 60's with $30,000 in their 401(k)s or nothing saved. reporter: so seniors miller and mears feel the need to homesharing. -- to homeshare. >> with inflation rising, people under so much more financial pressure, the first half of this year we have seen by far more activity, probably two to three times what we have seen previous years. >> it is part of a

the story of course, becky is bigger for walmart and the markets.ts of inflation with the bulk of back to school and holiday spending in the months to come, this is a worrisome time >> is this consumers really feeling the pinch or spending their money in other places? are they traveling so they aren't buying other things like electronics? we bought all those things if you bought your patio furniture, your new couch, if you already bought all of those things you maybe don't need them now, and maybe you're taking some of your money and doing things you hadn't been doing before, like traveling, getting out, entertainment, different things and second of all, this idea -- go ahead >> oh, no, i was just going to say yeah, that's such a good point, becky we've all seen the pictures of what's going on at the airlines. london heathrow saying please, don't schedule any more flights. we simply don't have the capacity that's all somewhat bought in the future in the immediate do we really understand and feel how consumers are feeling? because you're often planni

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becky hill is going to perform as well. so it just, the organizers itself, the game play on the page has been fantastic. everything has aligned perfectly. you know, for this to really, i think get women's football into the conversation is ms. football has always been and so what needs to be done now to keep this momentum going, what you want to keep on investing, you know, keep on investing. i mentioned you way for, you know, one quote i read that, you know, sit out to me that is, that you way for is treating the women's euros like it used to treat the mans euros of past. and we see that, you know, reflected also in the attendance numbers, 800000 of those attended over 500000000 are expected to attend of the match. and excuse me, 500 thousands use me over 100000, have been children. and then that breakdown in men and women, you know, 53 percent had been men in attendance. you know, i think the money's important, the game plays important, but as long as the action is as captivating as it's been, i think the numbers in the in

>> well, andrew, thanks for having me on and great to see becky and just becky and joe.ot getting talked about is amazon's projected to get 15% of the ad market tiktok's been on a tear. you have the netflix/microsoft deal i think in the larger looming picture in the next 12 months you're going to see a lot of ad dollars going to a lot of places they haven't historically been i think when you zoom into snap, i think they've done a good job with the product one of the things that stood out in the release was their community growth they launched a mu subscription service. so i think snap is probably caught in some of those die th nam ickes, but it looks like it's doing pretty well. when you look at something like facebook or meta where they're announcing su announcing splitting up the news feed you're seeing companies of facebook's size start to change their strategy so i think macro picture, really big tectonic shifts changing where money's going in the ad business, and then micro picture on people's individual products. it's going to take a lot of product different sation

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becky worley is our guide to get the best deals for you.e to prime day. those sales are live now, but with inflation and tight, tight budgets, i'm mindful this is not a free-for-all buying moment. so my goal is to give you insight on smart purchases and help you avoid impulse purchases. amazon prime day, target's deal days, and a myriad of other sales are on but -- >> impulse purchasing can quickly make your budget go out the window, so it's important to make sure that you're really shopping for those items that your household needs and not just buying something because it's on sale. >> reporter: conway says the users of the slick deal site are focusing on a lot of staples, clothing and shoes, electronics, home and personal care items, amazon basics, their house brand of essentials, and food and pantry items. so let's start with the ultimate staple, food. i compared amazon cereal, cookie and mayonnaise promotions to my local supermarket and the amazon prices were lower or equal with only a $4.99 amazon delivery fee. amazon also promoting ma

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becky, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. amazon prime day coming up in just over a week the mantra for this weekend, look at summertime staples for discounts and keep an eye out for price drops after you make big-ticketed purchases. this morning, holiday weekend deals being advertised with a bang. >> this fourth of july, lowe's have savings that pop. >> fourth of july sales every year are reliably exciting. we see deep discounts on things like appliances, patio furniture, mattresses and then also, lots of outdoor gear. >> reporter: categories of deals that really shine, swimsuits on sale at macy's, markdowns plus an extra 15% off your purchase. swim and water toys are on sale at target, 20% off. but if long weekends mean diy projects at home, then check out these deals. lowe's has garden soil on sale. was $4.58 a bag, now 2.50. and at ace, this grill is at its historic low, its suggested price is $799, but it's 499 right now. if you're worried about making a big-ticket purchase right before amazon sets off a discounting fren

good morning, steve. >> hey, god mood morning, becky. if the u.s.effect on workers. more stimulus would do nothing but make inflation worse in each of the past four recession, the fed has cut rates either ahead of or shortly after the recession was set to begin the last time it brought them all the way down to zero for extended periods but fed chair j. powell said this week, far from working the fiction economy that's running below potential, the u.s. needs below potential growth so the only help investors might get from the fed, maybe a fewer rate hikes, but definitely not cuts this time around. and in down turns going back to 19 1958, congress has extended unemployment benefits, but janet yellen said deficit reduction is a new part of the reduction act. >> there is deficit reduction in the bill and over time that's, i see deficit reduction as a promote accompaniment to the policy changes the fed is putting into effect >> all of which brings us back to that controversial recession debate do people need the kind of help, given how strong the job mar

abc's becky worley is here with more. becky, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai.an be part of how we celebrate our patriotism. oh, say, can you smell the barbecues fired up for the 4th? but putting a damper on the fun, new data shows cookout costs up 17% with rising inflation. so here are some simple swaps to keep your barbecue on budget. first when it comes to chicken, choose bone in, not boneless. it's tastier on the grill and b% cheaper, and for other meats think sausage, not steak. bratwurst came in at least 50% less than strip steaks where we looked. and experts say, build the menu around sale items, especially meat. >> because the poultry, the meat, the seafood, that's always going to be the most expensive thing on your grocery list. >> reporter: and think about significantly cutting back on meat. it also helps to save the planet. you can really take any chunky vegetable, throw it directly on the grill, a little olive oil, a little salt. it's that simple. have my little tin foil boat for when they're done. ba da bing, ba da boom. grill a ton of low cost low

control city in the hands or people are leaving their homes as russian forces step up their attacks was becky stones, government has declared a one month state of emergency in north western region of the plans to curb its autonomy sparked rare protests, thousands of demonstrators routed in that crackle box done against proposed reforms, which would take awaits constitutional rights to independence on saturday president shaft carter at mercy yo have promised to scrap those plans. argentina's economy minister has resigned in a blow to the government of president alberto fernandez. it struggling to rain in rising inflation, which is fueling public anger over the cost of living to raise a boat has more from $1.00 of ours. this country is facing very high, inflation is currently around 5 percent every month, but some say that he could reach 80 percent of this year. we're also seeing shortages of this. so for example, the central bank is struggling to access us dollars. this is a huge problem for argentina because it has to pay a foreign debt, but also it's vital for imports in this country. so was

sexually harassed or pai60 cents on the white man's dollar or be told tt she speaks so well or have becky, the white woman in accounting, try to touch her hair. that night, we're gonna have a party. we're gonna have a party with all of our friends, a dinner party. and we're gonna sit around and talk about how amazing our experience is with the medical system in this country, how great it is to have free quality universal healthcare thatovers everything we need from abortion to fertility to birthing care to trans healthca. and we're not gonna have to lk at all about anyone in our family that's been locked up or been shot by the police because we've ended this militarized state and we've abolished the prison industrial complex. and after dinner, my friends are gonna get home safely whether they're cis or trans or undocumented, they're not gonna fear from any violence or deportation because we will have dismantled the white supremacist, capitalist, heteronormative patriarchy and replaced it with something beautiful. so that's myision. that's my vision of the kind of world that we will have o