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brenda? >> mine is cme group.p in volatility or just hedging positions like steve was talking about earlier. just given the market return that we have seen this year. >> okay. and mr. weiss, bring us home. >> you saw what rob did there. he got two "final trades" in. >> he snuck one in. >> archer daniels has been acting great, so a good way to play the commodities acting better with lower risk because they will restate. >> that does it for us. "the exchange" starts right now. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to "the exchange." i'm tyler mathisen. here's what's ahead on a busy hour. inflation concerns front and center this week, after both consumer and wholesale prices stayed hotter than expected. the consumer also showing signs of stability, pressuring stocks, and rate-sensitive technologies, shares in particular, propping up yields on bonds as well. the ten-year climbing more than 20 basis points since monday, now back above 4.3%.

i want to add to it once we get that capitulation. >> brenda has both. >> the show is an hour. >> brendahave cheniere and chevron. we don't have a huge commitment to the energy space. from our perspective, chevron hasn't acted as well. it's had operational problems. but when you look at the amount of cash being returned to shareholders, it should be around a 10% yield. in our mind, that's attractive. it's going to continue. they're well positioned, one of the lowest cost producers in the world. not reacting today. maybe it will after that capitulation. >> proceed. >> thank you, thank you. i don't like needing to hinge on these things. that's what keeps me up at night. you can have things like williams, kinder, one oak, energy transfer. the yields are between 5% and 9%. every ten years or so without needing to stay up worrying about it. i think -- >> you do the k1s for your clients? >> thank you so much for asking. you might have noticed some of those are midstream things that are incorporated as a c-corp, no k-1s. if they want the tax defrerral. >> don't mention 2016 again. >> you'll get

the only problem is he usually sides with brenda. is released the power of your praise. before your deliverance comes, put the choirs outfront in this fashion to bring in the bocelli of the world. release the power of your praise before the victor is one. matthew chapter 15, a woman came to jesus because her daughter was possessed with a demon. the bible says in verse 21, jesus answered her not a word. but girlfriend, fell on her knees and released the power of praise. she said, don't make me worship you. she fell on her knees and said lord, help my child. and before it was all over, jesus said, woman, great is your faith. be it unto you, even as you have requested, and that woman's daughter was healed. oh, my brothers and my sisters, mr. president, leaders of government, we can do this. the battle is not ours. it belongs to god. it goes across the spectrum of religious traditions, who have that pillar of fasting and prayer. christianity, islam, buddhism, hinduism, judaism, taoism, all of those, those religions have this, these pilla

and brenda, you ought to know about this. where is brenda at? brenda ms. wells fargo? it's now called the merchant's exchange building. and that was a site of the first african-american owned bank in san francisco. its president, a brother henry collins was one of the wealthiest black leaders and owned a lot of land in the city. there is a lot of city history around and if i was a smart person i would get myself a spran and do a san francisco black history tour, you think it would work? is theres a lot of floor to see right now. yes yes yes. we're working on it. you know, covid reek havoc on san francisco and oakland and all near by sdaoez. but you know, that waunz the first time, uh-huh, san francisco was destroyed by fire, not once not twice but seven times in between 1849 and 1851. if you use your imagination, can you imagine the people there having to build the city all over again? seven times. and each time the people rebuilt, we tried more and more methods and high-tech methods to prevent fire. 1906 earth quick, once again. it happened in 1989 with the earthquake

so had you been saved the news, diana would take place with equity story for brenda, as long as it's up to pay so far, it does come good to reach reach. so what has changed now when she's sick, he is under an increase pressure because this fighting near go mad, the capstone of those people of fighting that has intensify in the last few weeks. and there are both, i'll know, only about 20 kilometers from go miles due to of 2000000 people. so the threatened to take control of the c t, but the m. so um, blocking the main supply road to the city. so that's putting pressure on the, on the economy. oh, you see, then another element is that recent you do us, the department code doesn't run that. you immediately withdrawal or run the defense force. these person on from d r c, that's a strong statement that is likely to put pressure on run and, and floor seats president maybe to the negotiation table. so a lot of political pressure, diplomatic pressure. uh, there's also a political instability in congo itself. it's the last election in december was marred by obligations. a boat rigging in the

that's brenda's attitude to freedom of speech, to freedom of the press. the far of our talking about journalists that get into trouble in other countries was actually imprisoning the world's most famous political goods. now the world's most famous journalist, joanna search. yeah. mostly always just one final brief question. um is this the new office that they put you in the house of parliament? it's terribly b. u as a, as of his day danger would good yet. uh, but it has a beautiful view. i love this building. i love the bridge palmer but i love british democracy. i love my country. i want the best for it. and if only we have that govern felt the same that we'd be in a much better place. i'm sure he'll make it very cozy. george galloway, member of parliament for roach, 10 in the u. k. thank you very much for your time here on the international pleasure. thank you. the the a pattern and has a merge. the more the west panics over its failed ukraine project. the more he is willing to escalate the complex, the same conflict that they say they're not directly i

people don't agree with me on the basic things, whether a my ball do the work of paul to brenda, or as independence that they will come forward now and college to stand and a judge when. and if not to, when to decisively influence the outcome of the election. so we are, we are the, the, we've upset the apple cock to use an english say we have, we have sent the apples spilling everywhere. and no one quite knows where it's all going to and don't know the stall. and they have 4 generations that the people would vote for 3 d or tweedle dum, wouldn't. marchmont, or which each would have their turn in their turn in government. but nothing much would change as a judge to the world as a judge to the economy, and so on. nothing much would change. no, it's entirely unpredictable because i do want to stress the audience that i did just when i went a lot of slides. and the man who came 2nd was an independent the no one in the country i had ever heard of before. and between the independent, sacred plays candidate and me, we got 2 thirds of the votes, which means that the government and the oppositi

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that's brenda's attitude to freedom of speech, to freedom of the press. the far of our talking about journalists that get into trouble in other countries was actually imprisoning the world's most famous political goods. now the world's most famous journalist, joanna search. yeah. mr galloway, just one final brief question. this is miss the new office that they put you in the house of parliament instead of blame b u as a as of, as they did, you would good yet, but it has a beautiful view. i love this building. i love the bridge palmer but i love the british democracy. i love my country. i want the best for it. and if only we have the government that felt the same that we'd be in a much better place. i'm sure he'll make it very cozy. george galloway, member of parliament for roach. 10 in the u. k. thank you very much for your time here on oxy international pleasure. thank you. the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will c

. >> former alameda county superior court judge brenda harbin forte, also known as judge brenda, is the lead proponent in the recall of mayor tao. the firing of oakland police chief laurent armstrong, and missing a deadline for millions of dollars in state funding to tackle retail theft are among the top concerns. >> you don't hear any of them talking about what a great job she's doing as mayor. >> judge brenda acknowledges that oakland has been struggling with many socio economic issues before tao took office, but she adds, the mayor has had a year to come up with her own solutions. >> what are you doing about east oakland? if you look at what's going on out there, what are you doing about that? so it's just it she needs to go because she doesn't even have a vision for oakland mayor tao wasn't available for an interview, but in a written statement to abc seven news, she writes, my focus is fighting for a safer, more affordable and more prosperous oakland. >> i ask all oaklanders to help me achieve that vision with hope and collaboration, and push aside fear and division. >> we need pol

. >> former alameda county superior court judge brenda harbin forte, also known as judge brenda, is the lead proponent in the recall of mayor tao. the firing of oakland police chief leronne armstrong, and missing a deadline for millions of dollars in state funding to tackle retail theft are among the top concerns. >> you don't hear any of them talking about what a great job she's doing as mayor. >> judge brenda acknowledges that oakland has been struggling with many socioeconomic issues before tao took office. but she adds, the mayor has had a year to come up with her own solutions. >> what are you doing about east oakland? if you look at what's going on out there, what are you doing about that? so it's just it she needs to go because she doesn't even have a vision for oakland mayor tao wasn't available for an interview, but in a written statement to abc seven news, she writes, my focus is fighting for a safer, more affordable and more prosperous oakland. >> i ask all oaklanders to help me achieve that vision with hope and collaboration, and push aside fear and division. >> we need poli

. >> former alameda county superior court judge brenda harbin forte, also known as judge brenda, is the lead proponent in the recall of mayor tao. the firing of oakland police chief laurent armstrong, and missing a deadline for millions of dollars in state funding to tackle retail theft are among the top concerns. >> you don't hear any of them talking about what a great job she's doing as mayor. >> judge brenda acknowledges that oakland has been struggling with many socioeconomic issues before tao took office. but she adds, the mayor has had a year to come up with her own solutions. >> what are you doing about east oakland? if you look at what's going on out there, what are you doing about that? so it's just it she needs to go because she doesn't even have a vision for oakland mayor tao wasn't available for an interview, but in a written statement to abc seven news, she writes, my focus is fighting for a safer, more affordable and more prosperous oakland. >> i ask all oaklanders to help me achieve that vision with hope and collaboration, and push aside fear and division. >> we need poli

. >> former alameda county superior court judge brenda harbin forte, also known as judge brenda, is the lead proponent in the recall of mayor tao. the firing of oakland police chief laurent armstrong, and missing a deadline for millions of dollars in state funding to tackle retail theft are among the top concerns. >> you don't hear any of them talking about what a great job she's doing as mayor. >> judge brenda acknowledges that oakland has been struggling with many socioeconomic issues. before tao took office. but she adds, the mayor has had a year to come up with her own solutions. >> what are you doing about east oakland? if you look at what's going on out there, what are you doing about that? so it's just it she needs to go because she doesn't even have a vision for oakland mayor tao wasn't available for an interview, but in a written statement to abc seven news, she writes, my focus is fighting for a safer, more affordable and more prosperous oakland. >> i ask all oaklanders to help me achieve that vision with hope and collaboration, and push aside fear and division. >> we need pol

their relatives can only wait and hope they are still alive. 2 years ago, brenda shaw occupied disability generic eve. many yeah. what if dr. gilbert and then buried in secret 31000 ukrainians are listed as missing board soldiers and civilians. among them lead the son, judy that the so the he said his scar had a broken wheel. oh no 10. he was going to get it fixed. who did it? he never came back. so these didn't tell me you would. he could not have left the village wasn't actually because the only door outside the direction occupied, someone had been close enough to. it's not knowing what happened to him and searching for those missing is a completed process. you created a part, these are 15 to thousands of cases. sort of what that there was for seen. all work never ends. let's see it for months. once we get information that someone is being held prisoner. sometimes this information comes from a relative who has seen a photo of video. and then our investigators follow up these leads to inform what somebody must. but i shouldn't say that it's lydia refuses to give up on her son. and a few

brenda schafer is an energy expert at the us naval postgraduate school. and so for all the, you know, sort of so called environmental activists of thought they had a big wind here. they're actually bringing to higher demand for coal and fuel oil. but some experts say l n g brings its own baggage, 80 percent of natural gas, and the us comes from fracking. a process that relies on force and chemicals under ground. using high pressure. fracking has been linked to contaminated groundwater increase. these make activity and the release of methane upholden greenhouse gas. it's more than a 100 times more powerful than carbon dioxide to the time it's in the atmosphere. robert howard is an earth system scientist and professor at cornell university. my research suggests that at least a 3rd of that, maybe half of that total global increase is methane emissions from practice fuel gas in the united states. one of howard's recent studies asserts that natural gas might actually be dirtier than cold. consider all the energy it takes to drill wells, practice shell, rock li

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some hello can joe possibly go to 58 percent of the voters disapproved of his job performance and brenda new low first presidency and fox news correspondent lucas thompson extend the numbers from the white house. >> that is right katie, we brenda "fox news" pulling, showing the president with less than passing marks as take a look at his job performance first, only 42 percent approve of the job he's doing and 58 percent disapprove about his approval rating is been underwater since the ac withdrawal from afghanistan it 2021 at a majority of the voters disapproved of the presidents handling of the economy of china coming inflation, israeli hamas war, and immigration. sue sunday senator chris said, don't believe the ball. >> we have consistently as immigrants, over performed bowls this coming super tuesday, we had 20 percent or more, of the voters say they will never vote for former president trump about it because his 91 criminal counts that is facing because of the chaos that he created as a former president, because of his ongoing statements. reporter: earlier today by present, here is s

brenda, great to see you. luke, you're with us all morning, we appreciate that.uick break and then president biden's massive budget proposal includes 5 and-a-half trillion dollars in new taxes, just under $5 billion for the border. texas congressman august pfluger is here with reaction after the break. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get you there. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management. hey you, with the small business... ...whoa... you've got all kinds of bright ideas, that your customers need to know about. constant contact makes it easy. with everything from managing your social posts, and events, to email and sms marketing. constant contact delivers all the tools you need to help your busines

host: i will move on to brendan in south carolina -- brenda in south carolina. caller: how are you?se the opinion because this is my mindset. first of all the states should never have had to do this if the house republicans in the senate with republicans had done their constitutional duty and convicted him for impeachment of trying to overthrow the election. the way i look at it is they take an oath

you cause you piece of a month brenda method to, to see you do the cleaning to get the new when you, when do you send them home where it's in regard to the when and what else do you need them? but i see the data and the data excuse and can i mean my whole. now if you know, if you don't, i don't was i need to the so you know, for the last well, i mean good that there is a center i'm is set for the sense and to left the ends. so however, the little will continue to do so via so how would i know where they can, but when they need to upgrade them, what do you guys have? this would be helpful. the deep, the point, the buttons at the equator gigabyte. this one is a window of the mobile and doing any jump to the the phone if you that's fine. and then i this one the to this you the the wish or the modern to do what became a proper from. so when, when these, why that the family of demise, you download it for what, what i'm a do we need this done for the ocean ocean for the cottage data finding that under if she had any final is over them on the bus. i was up to move what was your the the she

and brenda, you ought to know about this. where is brenda at? brenda ms. wells fargo? it's now called the merchant's exchange building. and that was a site of the first african-american owned bank in san francisco. its president, a brother henry collins was one of the wealthiest black leaders and owned a lot of land in the city. there is a lot of city history around and if i was a smart person i would get myself a spran and do a san francisco black history tour, you think it would work? is theres a lot of floor to see right now. yes yes yes. we're working on it. you know, covid reek havoc on san francisco and oakland and all near by sdaoez. but you know, that waunz the first time, uh-huh, san francisco was destroyed by fire, not once not twice but seven times in between 1849 and 1851. if you use your imagination, can you imagine the people there having to build the city all over again? seven times. and each time the people rebuilt, we tried more and more methods and high-tech methods to prevent fire. 1906 earth quick, once again. it happened in 1989 with the earthquake

the day she was getting it confused, fema usefulness and things you cause you piece of it a month brenda made it to, to us here. you of the the clinic to that when do i so when do you send them home where it's in regard to the when and what else do you need them but i see the data that oxygen cannot be my home. now if you know, if you don't, i don't was i need to the so you know, for, for the total is that you can live for, i mean good that there was a certain time is that for the fence and to left the ends. so i will see little will continue to do so via so how would i know where they can, but when they need to upgrade them, what do you guys have on this would be helpful? the deep, the point, the buttons at the well creating gigabyte. this one is a window of the mobile and doing any, jumped it on the phone. if you can, that's fine. you just come into this one the to this you of the, the was your, the more then to do what became a proper from so when, when these why that is the family of demise, you download it for what, what i'm a do we need this done for the ocean ocean for the new cot

brenda, led the recall effort. she and others signed the petition, accusing price of ignoring victims families and protecting criminals . >> these mothers are crying on television , telling you what they were going through, through the administration of pamela price. >> reporter: 73,195 of the signatures are valid, the recall would meet the threshold and be put before the voters. the county's election office now has 10 days to validate signatures. but not so fast. on the primary ballot, measure b is asking voters to reform the counties recall laws. to conform to state laws. those who support measure b say changes long overdue. and would help facilitate smoother elections to save the county money. >> i think the matter what happens with the recalls underway, there will be cases for legal challenges, which get expensive. we need clear rules and we need rules that can be implemented. easily. >> reporter: alameda county supervisor dave hauber thinks the counties recall rules need to be replaced with state rules. he jus

every time brenda was mentioned in the debate they always mention to biden and browne's policies becauseas low favorability ratings in ohio. >> of those issues, are there any that will resonate with ohio voters in the general election? >> immigration will be a major issue as well as the economy and abortion. those issues have all come up what i think you might see in ohio that would not be in a more national election is the focus on keeping jobs in the region. as a rust belt state they have seen many manufacturing jobs leave in recent decades, and they want to keep expanding programs to bring jobs back into the region. >> thank you so much for your time and insight. announcer: emerson college released a poll showing matt dolan and with 26% among gop voters ahead of bernie moreno and frank larose. nearly one third of ohio republicans remain undecided. president biden and president trump crossed the threshold and dispatch as's primaries. wins by both candidates in washington, georgia, mississippi, and hawaii left then named the presumptive already nominees by evening's end. next part of fo

in california see who is deceased i found a couple who had died years before september 2020 that brenda registration on the system i looked at those that watch these will be fraud that warning made its way into a lawsuit working its way through pennsylvania courts at the time. and sure enough on election day some of those deceased voters cast votes. the votes counted but then after the fact the person who created there's different people for each of the votes they arrested the people made the fraudulent votes they prosecuted and got convictions. they got convictions for those fraudulent votes. what's interesting in the case of pennsylvania that two cases i am talking about are both republicans. who cast damily members. >> doing who they voted for? >> yes in both cases. i'll give to it. yes because the person who committed the fraud admitted they were republicans and they had cast the fraudulent votes on behalf and for president trump. what's really important about the whole concept of contesting an election based on identifying votes i hope most of your viewers understandably cast a vot