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carleton: what are you looking at? carleton: nick is positive on t-mobile.ke the backdoor play on t-mobile. deutsche telecom owns 50% of t-mobile worth $90 billion. that makes the rest of deutsche telecom worth $4 billion so if nick is right, deutsche telecom too. carleton: great ideas, hope to see you in the office on monday. to read more checkout this week's addition, barron.com and check out barron online. ... dr. michael youssef: the most difficult conflict of all is that conflict among family members. there are some people who find it easier to harbor resentment than to reconcile. if you inwardly experience the forgiveness of your sins from the lord jesus christ, then you must outwardly express that forgiveness to those who have wronged you. it's time for you to search your heart, and that's what i want to talk to you about today. male announcer: up next on "leading the way."

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carleton: going with a long-term barron pick, broad ridge.people know about this committee, they have a monopoly on communications, proxies, that sort of thing, activist investing a it is dear to my heart, an area that is very sticky, they are improving your margins by going digital. decent dividends raised by 13% and it is 1.6. jack: about time. what do you have? ben: honeywell, one of those extensive high-quality stocks fell quite a bit but it is a lot less expensive. it is a little over 20 times earnings, stock was down, bounced off the bottom, created a double bottom, the looking like it could breakout. jack: and increase airline travel. thanks. to read more check out this week's addition of barron.com and visit us on barron online, see you next week with carleton in this chair on "barron's roundtable". from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead. i'm jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. the latest analysi

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carleton: going with a long-term barron pick, broad ridge.they have a monopoly on communications, proxies, that sort of thing, activist investing a it is dear to my heart, an area that is very sticky, they are improving your margins by going digital. decent dividends raised by 13% and it is 1.6. jack: about time. what do you have? ben: honeywell, one of those extensive high-quality stocks fell quite a bit but it is a lot less expensive. it is a little over 20 times earnings, stock was down, bounced off the bottom, created a double bottom, the looking like it could breakout. jack: and increase airline travel. thanks. to read more check out this week's addition of barron.com and visit us on barron (announcer) the following is a paid presentation furnished by rare collectibles tv, llc. (music) (announcer) our country was founded on life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. representing this idealism is our american eagle. the bald eagle was chosen in 1782 to represent the united states because of its long life, majestic looks and great streng

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his interviewed by richard carleton for australia's a, b. c. the byron leader of the popular front is guess hand kind of funny. he was born in palestine but fled in 1948 as he puts it from zionist terror. as the english speaking spokesman, the popular front for the liberation of palestine, the p. f o p kind of fanny made good tv, but he was by no means an easy interview. it does seem that the law, the civil war has been quite frequently in war. it's a people defending themselves against a fascist government. it's a moment of great confidence of clarity, of vision of conviction and the way of a son, telephony speaks, and not clip shows all of this, this energy that was the hope of the palestinian revolution. will a conflict of conflict. it's liberation, movement, fighting for justice. well whatever might be best call, not whatever become a sunny picks up on a very important word, which for me resonated the strongest. and this is the word whatever. this is exactly what the problem is. thought. this is a people who is discriminated, is fighting fo

carleton: great ideas, hope to see you in the office on monday. to read more checkout this week's addition, barron.com and check out barron online. monday night. maria: happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. growing outrage this weekend over joe biden's student loan ballout. republicans calling it a political stunt to buy votes ahead of the midterm elections. and even democrats speaking out against the handout that could cost up to $600 billion. senate finance committee member bill cassidy tried to stop administration from going through with it. he will be here coming up. fed chair jay powell says the central bank is committed to fighting inflation. i'll be asking investment strike that investmentstrategist what o do no. and bomb shell claims at twitter. experts will tell us how vulnerable we are to foreign hackers and what it could mean for investors. first, massive pushback against biden's student loan bailout. independent

on the burns round tilt and all-star trio my colleagues al alex, carleton english and andrew berry.ts are with you but we have inflation reading this past week. unchanged in july does that sound good news? update now from a year ago sounds like bad news. do i smile? do i frown? do it raise an eyebrow and stare off into the distance and contemplation question are how to feel about this. what's at the beer celebration not a campaign celebration. while this is good to see inflation trending downward. nothing we got from the print is not going to stop moving as aggressively as it had been of the economic data we got over the past two weeks adjust that either. last week's jobs demand much better than expected processing upward pressure on wages. we are still in a very inflationary environment. eight have% is better than what a lot of economists feared, still well at the 2% target by the fed. without take the beer celebration for now. the s&p 500 is at one point was down more than 20% for the year but is climbed about halfway back. for somebody was waiting to get in on the downturn is it

earlier, in a comment to the public, the analyst of the center for the study of modern turkey of the carleton university, evgenia haber, noted that it is beneficial for these two countries to continue economic cooperation, in particular for the sake of the common interests of energy, tourism and transport in the turkish agenda. this is russian capital, russian money, russian energy resources, russian tourists, everything that is necessary to stabilize the internal situation in this huge inflation in turkey, which just there reaches record levels of 80-100%. that's why russian capital is now important yevgenia haber also believes that putin tried to put pressure on the turkish president during the meeting in sochi on friday for this purpose and invited the head of chechnya ramzan there kadyrov and erdoğan had a conflict with him due to the installation in turkey a year ago of a monument to the first president of ichkeria, dzhokhar dudayev, whom russia considers a terrorist. latvia will not issue visas to russians. this is what the website of the embassy of the republic in russia says. only tho

earlier, in a comment to the public analyst of the center for the study of modern turkey at carletonkish agenda. this is russian capital , russian money, russian energy resources, russian tourists, everything that is necessary to stabilize the internal situation in turkey, in this huge inflation, which just reaches record highs there levels of 80-100%. therefore, now russian capital is important. yevgenia haber also believes that putin tried to put pressure on the turkish president during meetings in sochi on friday for this purpose and invited the head of chechnya ramzan kadyrov there, azhdogan had a conflict with him due to the installation in turkey a year ago of a monument to the first president of ichkeria, dzhokhar dudayev, whom russia considers a terrorist, will not issue visas to russians in latvia. this is what the website says the embassies of the republic in russia will allow into the country only those russians who are going to the funeral of a close relative, at least fifty rockets were fired by terrorists of the islamic jihadist group in israel. in response, the country

check out this week's addition of barron.com and visit us on barron online, see you next week with carleton in this chair on "barron's roundtable". from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead. i'm jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. the latest analysis of bidens inflation reduction act shows families likely to get tax hikes and tax breaks. at the media blames republicans for fear mongering about the new bloated irs budget. house ways and means committee ranking member kevin brady will respond. consumers planned calling inflation exceptionally high and planning additional rate hikes, i am asking slate stone chief market strategist kenny pulled kari how long jacob asked where he's putting his money right now pretty new energy tax u.s. oil and gas association tim stewart sounds off coming up. but first the hill climbing the gop is making the irs a bogeyman they write this as republicans and rail against the fbi in the wake of the search at mar-a-lago they are

carleton. >> hello, mrs. reagan. just as a kid, i'd just like to thank you. [applause] thank you. i really have a whole bunch of questions, but i am going to try to hold it to just one. >> oh, go ahead. [laughter] >> well, like the squeaky wheels, the druggies seem to get most of your attention. what would you recommend for parents and teachers, for us kids, for us many kids, who are responsible and drug free? >> yes. i know, it's true. you are absolutely right. bad news seems to get more attention than good news. as a matter of fact, bill, can i tell this story? bill was -- bill was on a morning show with a couple of his children, and, who had drug problems, but he has another child who has had no drug problems at all. and the two children that hadn't had drug problems were on the program with him. and it was pretty exciting for them to be on this big show. but the other one i said, dad, you know, i haven't done anything. i've never smoked pot. i've never taken anything, and i don't get to go on national television, and that doesn't seem fair. so, they asked me if i would go on t

it was carleton's intent, and you can see the relationship, he really started to articulate this new kind of federal indian policy where there would be no treaty agreements and the first move would be active warfare with the intent of removing native people to reservations so they would be out of the way of white settlers moving last. during the civil war and then in the years after that. bosque redondo has a incredible history. it is terrible with a 25% mortality rate and more people need to know about it. it really was a unique kind of prisoner of war camp but also needs to be discussed in that context with places like andersonville. in this place we can actually see that contradiction which also lives at the heart of saving yellowstone that the federal government, on the one hand, is preserving and protecting the rights of black southerners and emancipating them. trying to help them in a transition out of enslavement and into freedom, yet, they are also embracing the possible extermination of and the removal and incarceration of native people. today we think that is very contradic

it was carleton's intent and you can see the relationship, he really started to articulate this new kind of policy, there would be no treaty agreements and the first would-be active warfare, with the intent of removing native people so that they would be out of the way of white settlers moving west. during the civil war and the years after that. he has a very fascinating history, 25% mortality rate along the long walk, and really more people need to know about it because it was really a unique kind of prisoner of war camp. it also needs to be discussed in that context, with this anderson bill. in this place we can actually see that contradiction, which also lies at the heart of saving yellowstone, on one hand the federal government is preserving and protecting the rights of black settlers, emancipating them, trying to help them in the transition out of enslavement and into freedom. yet, they are also embracing the possible extermination of and the removal and in-person ration of native people. i think today we think that is very contradictory, but, in the moment both of those projects we