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ben: what you have force?pensive than netflix but they've gotten hit really hard. june 21st they dropped 14%. they have rallied since then, but it looks really good right now and can provide balance for portfolio. jack: what your idea? carleton: colgate palmolive, 2.6% and assuming we keep brushing our teeth and using deodorant in the downturn. jack: great ideas. toou back on, thank you for watching. have a good weekend and join us again monday night. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo presidential priorities joe biden skips a crucial meeting with oil executives but makes time for a meeting on windmills. is that what is going to bring oil prices down? i'm asking rick perry about this federal reserve chairman jay

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iowa high school's ben keither is a local legend in eastern iowa. he's a four sport star dominating in football, wrestling, baseball, and track. i have recognized ben on the floor of the house twice already, but as he is a dominant wrestler, three-time state champion, and currently holds a 723-0 record going into his senior -- 72-0 record going into his senior year. he earned a spot on the under 20 wrestling team and will represent the united states at the world championships in bulgaria this summer. he's an outstanding outfielder for the baseball team and ran the second leg of the distance medley relay team that took second place at the 2021 drake relays. a standout football player, ben plays both tight end and linebacker. last fall ben committed to both football and wrestling programs at the university of iowa. i look forward to watching ben help the little hawks win state champions next year and helping our beloved hawkeyes when he heads down college street next year. good luck, ben. go little hawks, and go hawkeyes. thank you, madam speaker. i r

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ben ginsberg, cynthi miller-idriss, we thank you both. ben: thank you. cynthia: thank you.udy: and a reminder that day three of the hearings is this wednesday, that begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we will have live coverage here on pbs, that is on-air and online. ♪ judy: in the day's other news, 31 members of a white supremacist group are free on bail in idaho and charged with planning violent disruptions at an lgbtq event. members of the patriot front were arrested saturday in cordell lane. police said today they found equipment and documents detailing plans for violence in the city center. >> that level of preparation is not something you see every day, it was clear to us immediately this was a riotous group that had prepared in advance to come downtown and disrupt either the pride event or the prayer in the park event, or at least riot downtown in sherman. judy: the charges against the "patriot front" members are misdemeanor counts. the men will make initial court appearances in coming weeks. the u.s. air force has cleared the crew of a c-17 cargo plane after a tragedy dur

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ben: jack: give me two stock picks. al: i would call out phillips 66, the refiner, and she'll, which is an energy conglomerate. philip 66 has a lot more exposure in the northeast where refining capacity is tight and she'll becoming increasingly diversified, it stock looks cheap, 7 times next year's earnings and has room to increase its dividend. jack: we've heard a lot from apple this past week including about something called buy now pay later which seems to have killed the thin tech stocks. what can you tell me about that? carleton: might start looking like a bank. it announced a new product called apple pay later, rival to foreign companies like a firm which allows people to spend larger ticket items, short-term 0 interest loans for them. for companies like a firm which were under pressure, how can you do 0% interest in a rising rate environment as the economy goes that way people pay back, those have already been under pressure, shares down 80% over the last year but a big player like apple coming in looks a little

ben. it could unleash a civil war. ben, aside from _ it could unleash a civil war.eash a civil war. ben, aside from die-hard tory mps . it could unleash a civil war. egan, aside from die—hard tory mps or any tory leader or any political leader, the truth is, will it help me at the end of the day? it should be about what's in the best interest of the country. i think what's changed in the last two weeks, i've known for is a long time and i think in private, even he would admit that his performance post sue gray was not great, and i think that's it mps away thinking does he actually accept responsibility. normally that would be good for prime minister because it's no chance to coalesce, but i think what they hear from voters and from an increasing number of tory members, they are hearing a different message that boris isn't the man they thought he was and maybe he's not up to the job. i think crystallising of things like the billing now, ministers will tell you that billing doesn't matter. i think it does because it shifts political opinion. if a bunch of people who a

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what do you have for us, ben? >> i have ibm.ell even us stocks like apple and microsoft have fallen out of favor. it's also with at least volatile in the tech sector. think it's up 1% this year it has barely moved rate that might make it a good place to hide out from the market storm. but i have not heard that name for a while, ben, carleton, jack, great ideas read more check out this edition of barron's are comp recovered us on twitter at barron's online. that is all for us. we'll see you next week on barron's roundtable. street. maria: and happy weekend to all paid welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was it helps position for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. president biden doubles down on false claims about sky high inflation while targeting oil and gasoline companies we are look at the fax with congressman steve scalise this week and bird plus another volatile referee on wall street journal bikers the

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fourfrom ben foakes, a leap forward. just 42 more to win now.ut who else would you want out there for england butjoe root, the calmest man at lords? new zealand needed five wickets, time was slipping by. time for root to reach 100 in this innings, to reach 10,000 runs in his outstanding test career. right here, the partnership with foakes was worth even more, because it kept the door closed on new zealand. the very hardest thing to do is to make it look easy. the most demanding of situations became a master class from one of the all—time greats, winning the test like that. remember, this was more than just the first test of the new summer. for england, they hoped this was the start of a new test match era. some called it a reset, the captain preferred the term blank canvas. well, thanks to the former skipper, joe root, here is an image to inspire england onwards. joe wilson, bbc news. well, forjoe root, who ended 115 not out, he becomes the second england batter after sir alastair cook to reach 10,000 test runs. he says it was a much needed vict

ben: hard to know what to make of this. the market finished down one% on all 3 indexes and because of the things you mentioned we had strong jobs, wage growth wasn't as strong as expected. that's the good news but strong manufacturing set by weaker services. all these forces coming together and makes it hard to know how much the fed has to tighten monetary policy. it could be they do their 50 basis point rate hikes and able to stop but we don't know. we are getting mixed signals from corporate america where companies like tesla announced they are going to be cutting jobs by 10% and microsoft reduced its outlook but companies like ford and walmart saying they need to hire people so it is hard to gauge where things are going right now. jack: there are 4 more job openings than people looking for jobs. despite these mixed signals, you and the smart investors have a clear investment thesis. can you explain that? ben: we are in a bear market even if we haven't hit the 20% mark of the s&p 500 and bear markets usually occur when so

on that plane ben wallace, two and half- plane ben wallace, two and half percent gdp on defence spendingk in 2010 pay the annexation of crimea and everything else, this would just not have even been considered, would it? not at all. it's this idea instead of being a deterrent for us, nato is a defensive force on the eastern flank and that shows the extent to which western europe feels under threat and those countries that share a border with russia or are very close to russia, particularly the baltic states and poland feel very much under threats, and this is a huge overhaul to protect those countries. in many ways, putin is the best thing that could've happened to those nato leaders who have always been saying that we are being complacent about the alliance that nato is fracturing. there is a new unity and a new resolve to invest in nato, but that is born of a very real fear that we need to have troops there who are able to act very quickly to defendant nato countries rather than just to deter russia from touching them. this would be considered an escalation from the kremlin and from ru

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ben: it is unknown.f you look at data over the past week, it suggests that there is a soft landing after this first quarter of 2021. but then we have inflation as well, and this inflation number comes on friday, i'm afraid there will be a lot of pressure from the food and energy sector. i think therefore that the reasonable alternative for bonds may not be as reasonable. there is much stickier inflation, particularly with food and energy, and it is much stickier now. manus: ben, good to see you this morning. . we are still in that normalization process of adjustment, and no material drop in inflation. what does that mean for a neutral rate, are we still not prepared for a much higher neutral rate and if so, what is that from your perspective? ben: i think that is an open question, but something many of us are trying to figure out. you had this major boost from the reopening, plus, you edit all this fiscal stimulus so it lifted the growth of the economy to a higher level than pre-pandemic. that is what th

ben: it is a great question.ked me a few months ago i would have been worried that fuel was going, hero, oil is going to be over $100 a barrel, there is inflation high, there is the risk of recession. but demand is amazingly strong. we are seeing demand at levels i have never seen my entire career. as an industry we are going to be profitable this year. believe it or not, with fuel so high. we are watching every day if this thing is going to turn, but so for there has been no abatement in demand. ed: you and i are west coast guys. talking about the options out there, business travel, how is that looking? ben: it is coming right back. business travel for us is back to 80% of 2019. ed: i wish we had more time. always great to catch up. guy, i knew this would be up your alley. what a fascinating conversation here from the up summit in arkansas. guy: we didn't even get to talk about jeff lou, consolidation. -- about jetblue, consolidation. i will be having a lot of these conversations with airline ceos. the long-haul

this cabinet split that emerge came from a speech that ben wallace was apparently forming to the _ bens that particular pledge but he did _ discuss that particular pledge but he did talk about defence spending rising _ he did talk about defence spending rising substantially and said at the current— rising substantially and said at the current rate it wasn't enough, particularly given the facts from russia — particularly given the facts from russia. and the telegraph reports that downing street squash that and wouldn't _ that downing street squash that and wouldn't let him go ahead with that part of— wouldn't let him go ahead with that part of the — wouldn't let him go ahead with that part of the speech. there was some anger— part of the speech. there was some anger apparently that the mod and ben wallace were trying to balance the prime — ben wallace were trying to balance the prime minister into increasing spending — the prime minister into increasing spending. his innate or at the moment. _ spending. his innate or at the moment, at a meeting in madrid so it's quite a — moment, at a m

>> but to your point, ben, legislatively, you talk about legislative. they do have a function to try to codify ways in which to prevent this. do they have an ability to do that based on what they presented now? >> i don't think they do so far on what they've presented. look, i think you've got to hold donald trump and his campaign accountable for a lot of things that went on. most is not accepting the word of the courts once they came down. he exercised his right. he lost. you've got to accept that. every other u.s. president in similar situations has done that. it's a key to the peaceful transfer of power. it's a key to the government. >> but what's the consequence? >> well, the consequences is -- >> for them. >> the consequence is their role in history and how they're torched about it, and if congress wants to take a look at legislation to be sure that nothing like this happens again, that's the electoral -- >> i think we'll find out

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i'm also intrigued that the i has quoted ben wallace, the defence _ the i has quoted ben wallace, thery, saying this is called _ defence secretary, saying this is called defence spending, it doesn't buy any— called defence spending, it doesn't buy any more planes, tanks and ships. _ buy any more planes, tanks and ships, which as you rightly point out is _ ships, which as you rightly point out is what _ ships, which as you rightly point out is what they need in this desperate war in the ukraine. it also _ desperate war in the ukraine. it also says— desperate war in the ukraine. it also says to me that this may be one of the _ also says to me that this may be one of the first— also says to me that this may be one of the first signs of an open cabinet _ of the first signs of an open cabinet revolt. ben wallace rumbling, liz truss agitating for more _ rumbling, liz truss agitating for more money at the nato summit in spain _ more money at the nato summit in spain... after the completely disastrous, in my eyes, millennia that boris— disastrous, in my eyes, millennia that borisjohnson has b

what does ben ginsberg say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> ben ginsberg, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> you've been a republican election lawyer for decades, perhaps most famously known for your role in the bush v. gore recount in florida in 2000. and you have even provided some support to the trump campaign in 2020 through your former law firm, jones day. most recently, you have become a vocal opponent from the republican side of former president trump's big lie. and you testified in the select committee's january 6th hearings recently. why was it important for you to add your voice and expertise to those hearings? >> i had spent my career working in elections. i believe in american elections. it's a basic part of the fabric of this country. peaceful transfer of power. the winner gets to win. it's too bad for the loser. you try again. donald trump really took elections to a different level by saying they were frau

does anybody believe ben shapiro is a violent threat to anybody? he's an ideological threat and an ideological threat is the only kind of threats people like eric swalwell actually care about. you know that when you look at the laws they're pushing and the republicans are back. if the laws were actually designed to fight gun crime, they would have forced prosecutors to enforce existing gun laws against people who are committing all the murders. it's not ben shapiro. los angeles and many other cities, that's not happening. that's why criminals openly support. watch. >> i told you last time. trying to reelect somebody else. it'll leap your life up with withoutparole. >> tucker: yeah. that's one tape we can play as we often do, a video in our cities. so people who are favored by the regime can do whatever they want. vote the right way, commit whatever crimes you want. baltimore will happen. at mass killings on an ongoing basis for decades and nobody will say a word. but if you're disfavored by the regime, no punishment to strong or infraction too smal

, us political ollster impact. 0k, ben, us political pollster and _ impact. 0k, ben, us political pollsterrategist, thank you very much. . ., strategist, thank you very much. . ,, much. thank you. thank _ much. thank you. thank you - much. thank you. thank you for - much. thank you. i thank you for being much. thank you. - thank you for being with much. thank you. _ thank you for being with us. don't go away. plenty more to come still on bbc news. still to come: as france prepares for another vital election, we'll be looking at what's at stake. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops have begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. it happened as the queen moved towards horse guards parade - for the start of- trooping the colour. gunshots the queen looks worried, but recovers quickly. - as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll get out there and kick �*em down the hills. what do

ben king, bbc news.t westminster tomorrow amid growing speculation that borisjohnson could face a confidence vote among his own mps this week. our political editor chris mason is in westminster. how is it looking for the prime minister? it is looking like he is in considerable danger. i spent the afternoon and evening on the phone to mps and there were two very noticeable things. firstly, there will be no surprise amongst the vast majority of conservative parliamentarians if there was a trigger, meaning a vote of confidence, as soon as this week. that does not mean it will definitely happen. the other thing thatis definitely happen. the other thing that is striking is conservatives are pretty gloomy and this unites them whether they are supporters of borisjohnson, or want to see boris johnson corn, or somewhere in between. take those who would like to see borisjohnson gone, they often say they simply don't think they can win a general election with him still in power. they will often make reference to 19

so i knew from ben not to buy yes. i've never been scanned, but another thing i wanted to mention of you said earlier about looking at energies in your wallet. so here's the thing. um, we have digital screens where you can display your innocence, right? i how collectors of my inner teeth that lay your entities in their homes like you would do an art lease like a regular art heat. so yeah, yeah, i mean that's happening. so yeah, i don't think it just gets stuck in your wallet. this one is kind of put that out there, but notes i make sense. oh, yeah, that makes sense. they might just say, hey, this is john felipe who he spoke to just a little bit earlier. and, and he was really that, that warning voice about the problems that can happen when you buy an f t r o in you trying to sell and f t ot his young feet in traditional art markets, intermediaries like galleries and auction houses will best to creators on behalf of the buyer, and then we'll provide buyers with guarantees. you don't have these guarantees in and then a f

zoolander meets zelenskyy — hollywood actor ben stiller travels to ukraine, telling the president heat you've done in the way that you've round the country and for the world, it's really... and for the world, it's really- - -_ and for the world, it's really... and for the world, it's reall �*, . ., welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. five general elections inside four years — that is where israel is heading as the current prime minister, naftali bennett, is to step down from his post, dissolve parliament and trigger yet another election. in the meantime, the current foreign minister, yair lapid, who was due to share the prime ministerial post with mr bennet, will take temporary charge. mr bennett has been in thejob forjust over a year and has struggled to stabilise his increasingly fragile governing coalition. translation: i held a series of talks with officials and i realised that in ten days, with the expiration of the west bank regulations, israel will experience serious security damages and legal chaos. we spared no efforts to galvanise whomever was nee

wallace has absolutely flown up _ meantime, ben wallace has absolutely flown up in _ meantime, ben wallacedefence secretary and i think he was an— is a defence secretary and i think he was an officer and perhaps higher ”p he was an officer and perhaps higher up than _ he was an officer and perhaps higher up than that in the army but he is a law career— up than that in the army but he is a law career in— up than that in the army but he is a law career in the army and has been very bold _ law career in the army and has been very bold on — law career in the army and has been very bold on sending weapons to ukraine — very bold on sending weapons to ukraine. making sure that he does everything — ukraine. making sure that he does everything in his power to make sure the uk _ everything in his power to make sure the uk is _ everything in his power to make sure the uk is up — everything in his power to make sure the uk is up in ukraine in every way possible— the uk is up in ukraine in every way possible and — the uk is up in ukraine in every way possible and quite a reassuring manner— possible and

do you feel, ben, we need to send the economy into recession to cure inflation? >> the recession is never a good solution because as we he know at at least unemployment leads to more recession and worse economy. we want to be careful talking ourselves in the recession and if this is the right solution for getting inflation down it comes down to, dom, if you manage interest rates, you are getting the financial conditions with the stock market down and bond yields up to the point where inflation starts the bonds rate you have to earn your job. i don't want to make it a goal that the economy goes in recession and for inflation problem. it will take time with the series of rate hikes into next year to get the inflation under control. that is what the fed is after instead of the hard landing recession scenario >> what we have been showing you is charts for you listening on sirius xm. we are showing you a tick higher in last few moments. not just the s&p, but nasdaq futures as well. it is nothing to write home about, but on the day after the largest losses in recent me

ben: we'd struggled to get an ambulance there because of how far out it is.rst on scene if somebody stopped breathing. so, there's lots of them. there's 47 of them now currently logged on available to respond to emergency calls. reporter: just like here in bedford, it's the tireless commitment of people that's keeping the nhs afloat, at least so far. lara: for most of us, the daily commute to and from work can be a real drag. but there are those who say it's the highlight of their day, like cengiz kocak. he gets to enjoy a spectacular view, and the trip comes with an adrenaline rush. kocak works on mount babadag in turkey's mediterranean. despite being at an altitude of 1000 meters, he can make it back down in minutes. so how does he do it? see for yourself. reporter: soaring high above the earth like a bird of prey, then landing smoothly on the ground. for cengiz kocak, it's the perfect end to his working day. kocak's day begins like many other people's in turkey. a last sip of coffee, then he's out the door. the rest of kocak's routine is less typical. for