jack: let's move on to the actionable ideas, i will start with you carlton. >> taking a look at square to invest crypto currency, to an analyst said investing in square now would be like investing a j.p. morgan in 1871 in addition to the crypto currency they like as a new bank especially with a cash out program that has. jack: imagine how well that would do with a full-time ceo, what is your pick beverly? >> more bad news for chinese stocks that trade in the u.s. china is a great long-term play but this is the time for professional management to that i like her fidelity in matthews china. >> much better than individual stocks thank you beverly and carlton and jack, check out this week's editions of barron.com don't forget to follo dr. michael youssef: hello, friends. michael youssef here, and i'm one to tell you that you are in for a treat today of listening to a message by my son, jonathan youssef. and i'm thrilled to tell you that it is about conquering and defeating the three big enemies: the world, the flesh, and the devil. you don't want to miss. stay tuned.

jack: let's move on to the actionable ideas, i will start with you carlton. >> taking a look at squareency, to an analyst said investing in square now would be like investing a j.p. morgan in 1871 in addition to the crypto currency they like as a new bank especially with a cash out program that has. jack: imagine how well that would do with a full-time ceo, what is your pick beverly? >> more bad news for chinese stocks that trade in the u.s. china is a great long-term play but this is the time for professional management to that i like her fidelity in matthews china. >> much better than individual stocks thank you beverly and carlton and jack, check out this week's editions of barron.com don't forget to follo ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello everyone welcome back to "kudlow" i am larry kudlow it turns out by the way donald trump was right if big tech concerns sensor him i said to you to the biden administration is colluding with facebook to do just that. fox news correspondent peter doocy question madame psaki today earlier, what you got. >> we have a lot of questions about the briefing from yester

jack: let's talk about earnings with carlton analyst keep on raising the expectation and we hear thed quarter gdp growth is going to come in at eight or 9% i don't think we've seen that since joe namath was throwing the football, what are you expecting from earnings season. >> next week we will get a taste of every industry, the predictions are saying year-over-year are going to increase by 66%, of course you have to remember where we were a year ago last year were basically and full economic shutdown there's a bit of a low base effect, there are signs of the companies have been able to improve, it's going to be a bit of a mixed bag companies talking about coming out of the pandemic of the recession and the path forward that they see as well. jack: this is the mother of all easy given how bad things were a year ago, what particular companies are you looking for. >> next week it will kick off with delta, pepsi and unitedhealth, you know me i love the banks and there's a bunch reporting next week j.p. morgan, goldman sachs and bank of america to name a few. jack: the one thing we might

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>> well, ian barber really from carlton college is the genius, the pioneer who began this whole field in the 50s and 60s and i had gone to carlson and worked with him with ordained work in the chapel there and used his work as a bridge. he was able to make those connections and say okay, here's what theological language means in a wider contexted used in philosophy and history and how it connects to science. his work has always been a bridge building work for the center and in fact, now we have a chair named after him. to thank him and honor his work. but there were a number of others. my own students lots of great people and lots of events conferences and doctoral courses that takes a lot of work. >> i believe that. we're talking with dr. bob russell the founding director for the center of natural sciences in berkeley. good friend and when he comes back, we'll talk more about science and religion and questions that may interest you. . >>> one of the great resources in san francisco bay area the center for theology and natural sciences, lots of places in the country people still think

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jack: it can shortage, thank you for grabbing that, carlton and jack great ideas. check out this edition of barron's.com don't forget to follow us on twitter, that is all for us we will see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪ ♪ ♪. maria: from the fox studio in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy weekend everyone took him to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead i am maria bartiromo another volatile week for stocks, i will ask orlando where he's investing now coming up. investigation blocked china rejecting the world health organization plan for a second study for the origin of covid-19 senator marsha blackburn sounds off and caving into boudin critics claiming president biden deal to complete the nord stream to pipeline here why mike pompeo warns our national security is still at risk. let's take a look back at the newsmakers on "mornings with maria" in this edition of the week's talkers ♪ ♪. maria: what can we expect next in the space race, what is your reaction to jeff bezos. >> i'm not

. >> much better than individual stocks thank you beverly and carlton and jack, check out this week's editions of barron.com don't forget to f maria: he will weigh in on the rising cost for food and the impact on your wallet, all that coming up let's take a look back at the newsmakers with "mornings with maria" in this edition of the weeks talkers. tell us about the tuna sandwich. >> i'm very glad you asked about it it's 100% tuna, we stick by that, go back and look at the lawsuit they admitted their filing and said we agree it's 100% tuna. >> what is the point of all of this. maria: were seen in recovery, this will be a fight on the reconciliation package which will be the second package, visit infrastructure is something that we dedicated federal resources to we usually pay for the journal is warning texas democrats. >> voters suppressing the vote they are stopping the vote of 180 legislators and they are programming other elective representatives from doing their job. maria: we had some volatility as jay powell admitted to congress and it continued to say it was transitory or tempo

jack: that's a good call, carlton what you have undermined. >> when you're ready i want your car, aheadector earlier this year but consumer spending ticking up in june and even though a little bit different we will see a return to work season and see what they report next week. jack: a return to stores, this is interesting stuff, thank you very much, to read more checkout barons.com don't forget to follow us on twitter at barron's online, we will see you nextonol weekend. larry: hello everyone welcome to cut though i'm larry kudlow happy friday folks, a couple of things on my mind this evening a bit later in the show you're gonna see i offered to make bail for senator marsha blackburn just in case the senate goes pelosi and chuck schumer orders a mask mandate subject to arrest if you don't follow it. it has not happened yet but you never know. i'm convinced speaker pelosi's secret

waste 6 decades on from colonial, from conducting nuclear in the country folks news hope to talk, carlton claims the, as i spied on his communications on little brother, he will journalists alleging that it's all because he tried to cure an interview with the russian. ah, like from oscar, thanks for joining us in our teams. and i salon, daniel hawkins. we beautiful sunrise. welcome to the program. mission accomplish so that's the u. s. president's verdicts in america, the longest ever warm us repairs to pull it last troops out. so i've got to stop. we achieved those objectives. that's why we, when we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill, and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. bought and also admitted that the taliban, the military might, was at a 20 year peak, adding, know that it wasn't inevitable, the group would take, i have a couple. the president's remarks come off the sweeping territorial gains by the medicines. this is one of the numerous hot front lines between about his and gun forces. th

you get to stay at ritz carltons and eat sushi rolls. and everything is paid for by lobbyists.thing that's not, is paid for -- by us, the taxpayer. if he held himself to the same standard as he held trump to, there would be investigators looking into these trips. there are questions about the fbi's involvement in the blot to kidnap gretchen whitmer. "buzzfeed" has this article out. 12 confidential fbi informant assisted into this investigation to this extremist group, acting under the direction of the fbi. they took leading roles in the scheme. an iraq war veteran became second in command there. and this long time government informant from wisconsin paid for the hotel rooms and for dinners just to get people to join this alleged blot. this undercover fbi agent known as red advised this militia group where to place the explosives which they said were fake. then the lead fbi special agent, richard task figure. he was the public face of this whitmer case. he was just arrested after being accused of jumping on his wife in bed and smashing her head against the wall. and this was in

you cannot simply divide us from pekin carlton lohan does is on the dividend as the e. u. and us look to strengthen ties, is the e you willing to match the u. s. is assertive stance towards china's action engine, john? economist at all yell change from constant university of applied sciences is with us. although what i'd like to know is what kind of effect economically speaking, would banning all imports from james jang have well, i think for a comprehensive assessment, it is very important to amplify. the tension between china and the west and country, particularly with us, can be seen in 3 areas. it's about trade, policy and practices. it's about the geopolitical object of china and how trade policies use. and the 3rd pillar are human rights issues in china. and in the st john case, we talk about human rights politics which are problematic from the rest and perspective. but when we look into the experience in the data, how sanction targeted some since one of the special area on the constraint area affect the policy in countries like china and russia? the answer is very c

repeat of the first british invasion of new york in the fall of 1776 which was commanded by general carlton, commander-in-chief in canada so this plan calls for three columns to advance albany new york so you see the first one would be the larger column from canada shut down the famous hudson river invasion order to albany. a secondary column, effort sometimes called diversionary effort, this one will go basically down to lake ontario and down the river, also to albany. finally the final column would be the main british army native american would come up the hudson river all meeting at albany and from there, they really don't explain what they want to do but bottom line, they think they're going to split the more rebellious new england colonies away from what they hope they thought, less rebellious colonies and they would conduct a follow-up operation into connecticut, massachusetts and so on. so that is the plan, the king and jermaine liked this plan. frankly, i think there almost obsessed with this kind of thing using the quarter but how again, remembering how by this time has recognized

. ♪♪ welcome back america, tom carlton, welcome, thank you for being here.a question for you. you look at history, the roman empire, they became weak from within and then there enemies struck and collapsed. there only about 250 years old, much younger than rome, communist china is on the rise, the intention of being most powerful country on the face of the earth bending a fortune on the military, extremely aggressive, geopolitically. and i see in our own country are not providing resources to aggressive military. we are seeing elements within the democrat party who are propagandists on the communist chinese and then i watched during a hearing earlier this week embracing critical race theory i don't believe they understand what critical race theory is, a marxist race theory no doubt about that, the founders of critical race theory a critical theory, they come out of this school in berlin, they were communist professors and brag about it so i am wondering, i feel we are getting weaker from within and i'm not talking about rank and file military, i'm talking ab

is a repeat of the first british invasion of new york and from 1776 which was commanded by general carltonmmander-in-chief in canada so this plan calls for three columns to advance to albany new york so the first one would be the larger column from canada going down the famous hudson river invasion corridor from canada to albany. the secondary problem, every sometimes called the diversionary effort, this one will go down to lake ontario and then down the river also to albany and finally the finalin column would be the main british army in north america committed by sir william, would come up the hudson river all meeting at albany and from there, they don't explain what they want to do but bottom line is, they think they are going to split the rebellious new england colony away from what they hope or they thought were the best rebellious southern colonies and benthic conduct some sort of follow-on operations into connecticut, into massachusetts and so on so that us his plan. the king and germane like this plan, i think are almost obsessed with this kind of thing in the quarter but rememberi

washington dc, 10,$000 on car services, 26,$000 on luxury hotels, much of that money going to the ritz-carltonwell's wife used to work over $1,000 on a liquor store, unclear how much of that was spent on campaign events but sure seems like being a member of congress has its perks. todd: if you have eric swallwell -- back goes by the wayside. jillian: the hypocrisy continues, another subject. carley: congresswoman corey bush spent tens of thousands of dollars on a personal security detail while calling to defund the police and the like she's not alone. an interesting article found mayors and elected leaders in 20 cities did the same thing, they called to defund the police while having their own personal security. those cities include san francisco, new york, new york city, baltimore, san diego and if you notice and all those cities huge crime problem that was made worse by the defund the police movement. total hypocrisy. todd: and cost people's lives. this hypocrisy cost lives. thanks. jillian: aoc doesn't think critical race theory is taught enough. >> why don't republicans want us to learn ho

jack: it can shortage, thank you for grabbing that, carlton and jack great ideas. check out this edition of barron's.com don't forget to follow us on ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello everyone, welcome to "kudlow". i am larry kudlow, here we are friday night let me say unfortunately, go woke, go broke according to the budget office through june total federal debt to the public is $21.7 trillion. total debt itself which includes enter government transfers like social security trust funds and so forth comes to $28.5 trillion call at 100% of gdp a nice round number, by the way this is under current law and the c.b.o. estimates federal debt in ten years will be 35.8 trillion that by 2031 that is the tenure forecast. that by the way does not include the biden spending proposals which could be three and a half trillion or maybe 4 trillion or maybe 5 trillion or maybe more if they're willing to crank up the woke, the ceo also estimates the government will spend more than $60 trillion over the next ten years, that is current law or current services does not include any new biden proposa

interestingly on this disclosure form, more than $20,000 of his campaign expenditures went to the ritz-carltonn half moon bay california. not weirdly come or maybe not so weirdly, eric swalwell's wife wn executive that very hotel. so, clever members of congress, the honest ones don't do things like that. and when they do things like that, they tend to get in very deep trouble. the fact that it was just two years ago that congressman duncan hunter of san diego said if a party pleaded guilty in federal court to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds that he and his wife used for personal expenses. in 2013, you will also recall congressman check, jesse jackson jr. and his wife, both democrats one to prison foe same thing. we are not saying that eric swalwell should be charged by sleeping with a chinese lie or by misusing campaign funds. we are going to need an immediate federal investigation, possibly a special counsel. >> the american people deserve no what the russians have exactly on donald trump. it is just as destructive because the president has drawn us close to a fore