it will be a big gamble. >> charlotte, thank you for setting the scene. fascinating. we will continue the conversation with the sociology prof professor. our colleague, charlotte, broke down the reforms that president macron is planning to push through. i'm curious your view on why now that part of the president's first manifesto reforms and why is now the time to push them through? >> thanks for having me on the show i guess the reason for the timing is this is the first part of the term and this is the moment when you have the most political capital. if you want to push something into parliament, that the moment you would have to do that. this be a reform for macron which he has been saying he is doing and your correspondent saying rightly, that is president macron is keen on keeping that image he wants this to go to parliament now. >> what happens if he isn't successful in getting reforms through? it seems like it is a tall task. what happens to the government deficit and what are the implications for the president >> the main drawback is political. i guess he is t

online gambling thousands of sites enticed players with promises of easy money. just a tap away, but campaigners warn it's never been easier to lose big. while online gambling is banned in most of asia authority struggle to stamp it out, dw met up with one indonesian man taking a big gamble by playing poker for a living. the moment the carts are dealt, it's wendy adrenalin starts to flow, and that is when let's call it roger clock said for work, although it is strictly illegal in indonesia for him playing poker is not just a game. it's a chop. roger therefore, wants to stay anonymous. he is one of many indonesians trying to earn a living from online gambling that he would, and i really loved gambling all my life. finally, i'm able to play in line, which makes things a lot easier and safer here where you don't even have to leave the house in order to play around and okay. and i will be giving you all of a simple internet. gambling is a growing problem. the nation government says online gambling transactions totaled almost 10630000000 euros in 2022, a low. but while all forms of gambling are banned in the country, cracking down on onlin

and it was a big gamble for bbc one to go in such a big way on the show. onto bbc one, and then they played them — it was partly affected by the world cup scheduling — they decided to play them three nights a week, over four weeks, which is very bold for bbc one. i can't recall them sort of being so prominent in the way in which they would put a show out. we didn't know how well it was going to do. it's only really once it starts airing that you know whether it's catching fire. and, although you have to take it with a big pinch of salt, twitter is a very good way of giving you a handle on how people are reacting. if you're getting thousands of very, very positive tweets every minute, you know that your viewers are engaged, the viewers are engaging with the show, so that was very encouraging. so twitter�*s a useful way of understanding how people are responding, and it's a useful way, i assume, of increasing the profile of the programme. but when you're making a programme like this, are you also thinking about clips that will work on social media? is that p

and it was a big gamble for bbc one to go in such a big way on the show. onto bbc one, and then they played them — it was partly affected by the world cup scheduling — they decided to play them three nights a week, over four weeks, which is very bold for bbc one. i can't recall them sort of being so prominent in the way in which they would put a show out. we didn't know how well it was going to do. it's only really once it starts airing that you know whether it's catching fire. and although you have to take it with a big pinch of salt, twitter is a very good way of giving you a handle on how people are reacting. if you're getting thousands of very, very positive tweets every minute, you know that your viewers are engaged, the viewers are engaging with the show, so that was very encouraging. so twitter�*s a useful way of understanding how people are responding, and it's a useful way, i assume, of increasing the profile of the programme. but when you're making a programme like this, are you also thinking about clips that will work on social media? is that pa

are more than 1,500 people there, and, of course, they put this whole operation as some kind of big gamblethe most important thing, even if it takes place is a gamble, you need to understand what, as it were, the event horizon of autumn is the horizon of absolutely no certainty, in which it will either be necessary to again try to collect all this weapons in the masses, try to find more corps to grab people on the streets, and they are doing to turn this whole huge machine of staffing people, what to do? it’s very difficult, because there weren’t enough people left, a lot of the officially conscripted contingent was huge, but it turned out that either everyone fled, or everyone left, that is, there are no people, that is, now we really see a situation in which they are getting the rest again, if we open the videos and watch the reports with the prisoners now, then we will no longer see such handsome men there, you know, uh, how would it be correct to say good fellows in brave fellows who were published to us in batches in mariupol there or in other places . we already see men over 40, who

big gamble boss, a big rest to what facebook and mark zuckerberg are trying to do eta. krone saying that beer costs are up 8% year over year. so it's hitting my wallet. james, i'm not drinking as much. and there notice seen. and that's what's interesting about that is they're saying beer drinkers are the cage that inflation is hit the pain point where people are just stopping. that's kind of interesting. and you have a chance to win 1.1 billion in the mega millions. the side tonight. so that's the 4th largest jackpot. does it just seem like we had another one of those know it's funny how they set it up so that we get these mega jackpots more frequently is pretty interesting. it gets us all plan to get stalled plan. >> hey, quickly, before run out of time, i got to ask you, i know it when we talk about insurance, sometimes when we look at the east coast in the hurricanes, but i have to imagine with all the flooding that we're seeing here and all the the the environmental damage done by the storm. we've got to have insurance rates being racked up here as well. >> yet to b

the problems that i just mentioned big alcohol problem , mentioned big alcohol problem, big drug big gamblingle to survive without a food bank. and that's all. simon clarke was saying. actually, i think saying. and actually, i think simon simon clarke simon with budgets simon clarke was talking crop and the reason why he was talking crop is because because you need to factor in inflation that his government is responsible for now this inflation in fact food pnces now this inflation in fact food prices in fact affects mortgage pncesit prices in fact affects mortgage prices it affects childcare costs, energy prices that is major chunk of someone's wages. then you've got to factor in you've got to let me just list 5000. let me just list it you've got to factor in income tax , got to factor in income tax, national insurance. so when you calculate with a tax code analysis to halve , that's analysis to halve, that's £27,800 a year, which is about £2,300 a month. then you've got to take in consideration council tax rises and the fact that they actually have to increase contributions to their pension

the problems that i just mentioned big alcohol problem , mentioned big alcohol problem, big drug big gamblingle to survive without a food bank. and that's all. simon clarke was saying. actually, i think saying. and actually, i think simon simon clarke simon with budgets simon clarke was talking crop and the reason why he was talking crop is because because you need to factor in inflation that his government is responsible for now this inflation in fact food pnces now this inflation in fact food prices in fact affects mortgage pncesit prices in fact affects mortgage prices it affects childcare costs, energy prices that is major chunk of someone's wages. then you've got to factor in you've got to let me just list 5000. let me just list it you've got to factor in income tax , got to factor in income tax, national insurance. so when you calculate with a tax code analysis to halve , that's analysis to halve, that's £27,800 a year, which is about £2,300 a month. then you've got to take in consideration council tax rises and the fact that they actually have to increase contributions to their pension

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it was a big gamble, a leap of faith. i am grateful to myself and the people around me who supported me in making that decision. i am in posttraumatic growth and i'm enjoying it. host: we will go to some of your calls, questions and comments for jason kander. we are talking about his book "invisible storm," a memoir of politics and soldiers with ptsd. if you are in the eastern and central region, your number is (202) 748-8000. in the mountain and pacific time zones, call (202) 748-8001. if you are active military duty or a veteran, call us at (202) 748-8002. you can also text us at (202) 748-8003. let's hear it now from greg in wisconsin, calling on the eastern and central line. go ahead, greg. caller: good morning, everybody and thank you for c-span. i would like to make a couple of comments to your guest. the first comment would be please believe in yourself. god in jesus christ. -- and jesus christ. the second comment would be you are taking yourself way too seriously. everybody who is alive has issues. i'm not sure if

any stocks worth owning eve we release numbers but too big after gamble? too big of a speculation for me, charles. earnings are the mother's milk of investing. i am anxious to see what earnings are. if we see nasty tumbles on expectations not being met or bad forward guidance in sectors that i like, maybe i'm going to bottom fish on some of those. it is really going to be about earnings right now next couple weeks, earnings, earnings. charles: thanks a lot, shah. appreciate you. >> thank you. charles: folks there is report comes out every month usually at same time the jobs report, gets no love. no one talks about it. federal reserve releases consumer credit. this one for november. resolving credit, which is largely credit cards surged almost 17%. overall consumer credit up more than 7%. up to now, economists -- by the way i want to take a look at a chart here. look at the spike. this is where we are now, going back in history people are using credit cards like crazy. economists are saying don't worry about it, charles. it is not a big deal. this spike in

he gambles big money, what kind of money? what are you talking about, that you are not a casino., that he takes loans, you know? he is already threatened with illness for this. this neurological disorder does not need to be treated. these people stay until everything is sold for the last panties. the apartments can't even lay. with everything, please, i'm very tired. i had a commission now, and i'll talk to him, don't worry now.

gambling. he takes part and walks across the u. k. maternity, the big step they aim to show the human cost gambling advertising. in for most of us gambling out to just to link the focus on corners and yellow cards or the skills and goals and the sport into a market. just another way in which money winners for people at chris families. this is a matter of life and death. guy from somebody want to play football, but somebody in the sister in law's house down there trying to weigh money, leaves the family with the planet. in my life, i lost my money that night and everything i've found recovery that day, but it took me to the doctor place in the world. christy story is not the norm. neither. is it unusual like this from germany? play on that sense of community, the football specializes in have a bet, no part of the action part of the tribe part. the game industry has firmly embedded itself in english. but plenty of u. k. put makers based themselves abroad in order to avoid paying tax that might actually help the people that they hub. ah, furthermore, many

can they get through the downward cycle that is the big gamble people who look at the product that riviant they have a lot of praise for s doing. if you look at tesla as a product that could be a painful process of being a cool product to making a car at scale, just asking about musk and his sleeping on the factory floor for all those years, it's messy. >> the other thing that tesla is not getting involved in in a much more meaningful way, i know they delivered trucks to pep saw co at one point. >> it could potentially be very big. the question is do these fleet buyers want to go that route the incentives the u.s. government put out there to help that business, and we have seen recent announcements of expanding their factory in nevada for that business that's a real potential there. the past few years, as we watched tesla, the priority has been getting the battery sales and putting the intellectual might towards getting out the model y, and that's where the growth has been. it's hard to know if the semiis going to be a significant part of the business it could be. they are still pulling t

, it's easy to beat someone who can't give a lot of change, it's harder to do it big business i'm looking at the gamblingf the committee of other people's deputies have different attitudes, for example, there was a draft law of our colleague, which they very much did not want to pass through the parliament , it has been in limbo for three months , it is the abolition of preferential taxation . to the gambling business, and when we said what the hell the account of these funds. if the preferential approach is removed , it will be possible to increase the resources for paying pensions for paying scholarships for paying other social payments. he appeared in several places, if i'm not mistaken, in november, but they voted only in january, well, if that's the case, that means it's probably convenient for someone, and first you have to win , win the war, win the economy, and then start figuring something out now. well, fine. if someone wants to figure it out, i suggest that they take all the hops that have closed during this time or that have lost their business. well, let the relevant people's deputies who ar

. >> all right move on to another big name delivering results next week procter & gamble reporting thursdayike, how do you think about this >> yeah. so this san interesting thing. when you're in let's call it a bear market kind of condition people like to rush to things like staples, packaged goods, stuff like that, seems fairly safe a couple points about procter & gamble first of all the company's not cheap. not cheap to peers, probably turn over of the peer group and certainly not cheap relative to s&p trading about 25 times forward earnings look at the revenue picture. all of ever did look at the revenue line, not growing, stagnant, growing sideways it's a little worse. why? inflationary environment, seen higher prices. prices are going up. volumes are going down when you want to buy a business that's selling less and less of what they make, year after year. now, this is not a stock that typically moves a whole lot on earnings in fact, it's less than 3% which is what it's currently implying. still, not a stock i would reach out to buy here. if anything actually favor going to the short s

. >> let's move on to another big name delivering results next week procter & gamble reporting thursday mike, how are you thinking about this thing >> yeah, so this is an interesting thing. when you're in let's call it a bear market, people like to rush to things like staples, packaged goods that seem like it's fairly safe first of all, the company is not cheap. it's not cheap to its peers. it's probably a turn over the peer group, and certainly not cheap compared to the s&p. take a look at the revenue picture. all you ever did was take a look at the revenue line and say, it's not growing it's stagnant, going sideways. actually, it's a little bit worse than that. why? because we have had an inflationary environment, had higher prices. so prices are going up volumes are going down when do you want to buy a business that's selling less and less of what they make year after year now, this is not a stock that typically moves a whole lot on earnings, in fact, it's less than 3%, which is what it's currently implying this is not a stock i have been reaching out to buy. actually favor going to

big deal. it was a gamble. the next day, the l.a. times was covering it, they said it was a marriage of tragedy and technology. >> voyeurism, they called it voyeurism as news. it was the beginning of the era where you could carry events live and it wasn't just an evening network broadcast where there would be a 15 second live shot. there was ongoing, rolling live coverage of an event where you don't know, at the time, you didn't know who is in the cabriolet. you don't know what they had, done with their motives where. if they're a good, guy a bad guy. and you are just a voyeur, observing it. >> it's context tillis. >> without context. of, course you could argue it's a criminal, a bad, guy the cops are on the side of good here. but then the principle of taking the coverage without any of the information it's the same principle that goes into taking any kind of life political event without any surrounding fact-checking. >> it's stealing the thunder of my point that i was building too. >> please. i [applause] am a man and i like to expl

. >> let's move onto another big name delivering results next week pro proctor and gamble also reportinghursday >> this is an interesting thing. when you're in a let's call it a bear market condition, people love to rush to staples, package, things like that that seem fairly safe, first of all the company is not cheap it's not cheap to its peers. it's probably a turn over to the peer group and certainly not cheap relative to the s&p. take a look at the revenue picture. all you ever did was take a look at the revenue line and say, oh, well, it's not really growing and after it's a little worse than that. prices are going up, volumes are going down when you want to buy a business that's selling less and less of what may make year after year. this is not a stock that typically moves a whole lot on earnings in fact, it's less than 3% which is what it's currently implying. still, this is not a stock i'd reach out to buy here. if anything i'd favor going to the short side, and that's one of the reasons i'd take a look at the put spread and a very close put spread i was looking at the march 150

big deal. and it was a gamble. and the next day the l.a. times was covering it, and they said it was a marriage of a tragic technology and technology and because they called the voyeurs voyeurism and it you know, it was the beginning of the era when you could carry events live. and it wasn't just an evening network broadcast where there'd be a 15 second live shot, but there was ongoing rolling live coverage of an event where you don't know at the time you didn't know who was in the cabriolet. you didn't know what they had done, what their motives were. they're a good guy, a bad guy, and you're just a voyeur. you're just observing it. it's context. it's it's it's without context. and of course, you know, you could argue, okay, it's obviously a criminal. it's a bad guy. the cops are on the side of good here. but the principle of taking the coverage without any of the information is the same principle that goes into taking any kind of live political event without any surrounding kind of stealing the thunder of my point that i was going to plea

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he gambles big money, what kind of money? what are you talking about? you are not a casino, and he lost a lot of money lost. he still has to even me it be, damn, the worst thing is that he takes loans, you know? he is already threatened with illness for this. this neurological disorder does not need to be treated. these people won't stop until everything is sold for last panties. apartments. they can even lay down. okay, i'm on my own. i'm quite tired. i just had a commission, and i'll talk to him, don't worry about the apartment. good documents for the apartment now. it's strange, they were here. kolya why do you listen so early, it was so boring there. imagine, they are all old fat, oleg is already leaving, stay. well, oh, i'm sorry, please. forgive me, please continue watching tomorrow at 21:20. still, the amazing people of europeans, here, i see, it's just visible here. okay, i i understand that it seems to them that the war to the last ukrainian is not enough, exciting, therefore it is necessary to wage war to the last european. that is, well, thes

that is what the big institutions do with their money. are they buying proctor & gamble buying high growth technology names and retail names and things like that. so far they're doing what i don't want to see them doing. i want to see big risk appetite by the big money. today a little bit better. we're going to see a lot more? lauren i will yell and scream when we do see it. i believe a bull market right around the corner. not sure if the first quarter or second quarter but i think we're getting closer from a long way down. leave no doubt, i hate saying this. the fed will turn tail the next few months and have to lower interest rates and market seems to love the liquidity. at least in the past, that is what the markets reacted to. lauren: gary, thank you very much. with that the dow went from red to green up two points of happy new year. we'll take a look coming up which stocks are moving right now and dig into those and break down the latest action with erin gibbs in just a bit. was not good. i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clear

it's interesting, we're going to hear from proctor and gamble on thursday, some of the classic, big conglomeratesey have to say. a lot of them have been raising prices double digits. let's see if they start to slow them down if sales growth starts to slow as well. stuart: that could happen. let's talk about the big thing, "the big money show," premieres on monday next week. these two will be are joined by jackie deangelis, we've got that going for us. tell me, what's so special about "the big money show"? >> you have three, i hope, incredibly talented people coming together -- [laughter] >> i've got to prove myself, stuart. it's on the line right now. stuart: that's a good start, taylor. [laughter] and we're just going to each bring our different strengths and talk about all the big money on wall street, stu, that we hear from every day. goldman, you name it, they're all making money. we can to too. we're going to bring a nice conversation to our audience, make hem more well informed -- stuart: yeah, but brian is an academic. >> i know. stuart: he's a professor. >> i know. he's a big brain. stuar

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big winners out of the last few days. even if kevin mccarthy gets the speakers gamble. and that victory came out as after a commemoration event to mark the 2nd anniversary of the january 6th attack on the u. s. capital democrats gathered on the steps of the building to pay tribute to the officers. he kept them safe. i remember the 5 people who were killed supporters of donald trump storm the capital 2 years ago. the former president had falsely claimed the 2020 election was stolen ah, orthodox christians in ukraine, a celebrating christmas under the shadow of rushes war. oh, a mass is taking place in keys. the orthodox church traditionally celebrates christmas on the 7th of january, instead of the 25th of december. and this was the scene in one of the churches in the eastern dumbass region on christmas eve, where mass is held or was held rather in the basement. a sci fi ordered by russian president vladimir putin did not stop soldiers of both sides from exchanging fire. in cave, it's been a somber christmas morning. as charles stratford reports christmas morning for mil

a lot of the big earnings reports are now stocks that are moving down including procter & gamble.y did beat out revenue, but that is because they were raising prices. as a result, stock is down 1.7%. a warning about demand for aluminum, it is down 3%. discover financial talking about higher charge-offs. of course, netflix has yet to report at of its results, but you have to think about as well, this is a stock that has nearly doubled since may. the bar may be set really high. maybe it was set too high. is this debt ceiling conversation on capitol hill? extraordinary measures already being used by the treasury. this is kind of an open question and what it could mean if we get close to a default or ultimately default, although it seems to be a lot of politicing happening. this brings me back to some of the economic data from today in regard to housing. yes, housing starts falling yet again. building permits falling even more than expected. four straight months of declines for that. mortgage rates are still way higher than when alex moved a couple years ago. >> i love how she did tha

big one. travelers the same day and again today alcoa, procter & gamble. seeing -- these are not fly by night companies and have to be watching closely because we have a couple more thousand in the next two, three weeks. stuart: add discover to that list as well, looking pretty grim. thanks, gary. stay with me percent if hour, please. >>> all right, more chaos at the white house as reporters push for answers in the biden document case. morn, lauren. take me through what's happening. lauren: i called it an information vacuum yesterday. it's more like an information black hole. reporters are getting the run-around, right? it sounds like they're being stonewalled by the white house, by karine jean jean-pierre, and it is not just fox that is getting annoyed. watch here. >> reporter: can you tell us if there's any sort of assessment that has been planned or launched to determine if national security has been jeopardized at all? >> again, that's -- >> reporter: why is it? >> it's not your decision to make whether i can answer -- >> reporter: if you are not able