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i did not murder cathy. i love cathy with all my heart and all my soul. >> the judge is unmoved, giving the 71-year-old krauseneck 25 years to life behind bars. before his own life is over there's one more thing cathy's father wants to do. for decades cathy has been bunsamy plot. >> i wre h mother andare. ne s toagree, and that may never happen. sara and sharon continue to support jim who intends to appeal his conviction. you're going to stand by him no matter what? >> oh, absolutely. >> sharon krauseneck rejects the possibility that her husband has permanently traded his golden years for the hardened metal of a prison cell. >> we have a lot of hope. we have a lot of faith. this is not our retirement. this is a hiccup. this is just a -- just a pause. >> and krauseneck's lawyers say that forcing him to defend a 40-year-old case violated his constitutional right to a fair trial. are you worried at all about that? if an appellate court ruled in favor of jim krauseneck and said that his rights had been violated,

cathy: yeah, it is. yeah. cathy: got a nice haircut. londa: twenty dollars. no, i'm just kidding.save the country. david: this is a cool room. th is your man. londa: yeah. i got that as a christmas card--present from my kids. he's bada-- you know what we like about him? he speaks the truth. he exposes the corruption that was never known to the public, and they've got away from it for i don't know how many decades. when i met him, i whispered in his ear, and i said "listen," i said, "you're gonna fry them, right, hillary?" he goes, "don't you worry." he goes, "i'll take care of her." i pray for him a lot. he's had a lot of attas on his life, except you don't hear about it. david: londa spends a lot of time on facebook, where she reads about conspiracies that have been discredited, but she believes are true. londa: you ever heard of q? david: qanon? londa: yep. yeah. they leak a lotta information, but they talk in code. so, here--i don't usually show this, but i made the national dean's list. david: she did a nursing degree, gaining honors. londa: got my bachelor's. i was the first

i would love to hear what cathie wood has to say.as more gravitas than anybody i like the stock very much i know that jim farley at ford was surprised to say that right now i like tesla more than ford, but there is an element to tesla ask that car that sounds terrific there are a lot of good articles this weekend about why, in the end, why germany's not doing more and the implication is because china is such a huge market for german cars, and china is aligned with russia what a damning, damning story about the intentions of germany. >> there's a lot of ukraine-china headlines. one is the idea that some of these european companies might offer security guarantees for zelenskyy to participate in some kind of talk biden has said, ruling out f-16s for now. >> well, because they can fly over russia. >> macron's going to go to china in april >> that will be interesting. macron's been a pretty honest broker of things, i think. obviously, we've not allowed -- air environment has not allowed drones, but russia is using iranian drones we've got

joining us now first on cnbc is arkk invest ceo and cio cathie wood cathie good to see you it has beena heck of a two years, heck of a five years when talking about all of it. but also i know you have some new ideas about what is going to happen this year and maybe some of your best ones. but before we get to that, i'm curious, your broader context in terms of how you're thinking about the market, and how you're thinking about your own performance, both in the january period, we got the fed, the backdrop of the fed is part of that, also just the larger backdrop over the past couple of years. >> sure. i think what we have been through is a very big inflation and interest rate scare that hit long duration assets incredibly hard and including long-term bonds. last year the worst performance in the bond market since the 1700s, that's how bad this was, and, of course, that was going to really hurt our strategies. but we do believe and we have been saying for some time that the inflation is unwinding, we think the market is leading the fed, the bond market, i think we're down to 3.5% today o

in fact, hunter biden is demanding that delaware attorney general, cathy jennings, put that guy john paul mcisaac in jail for what he did. on what grounds? hunter biden is the president's son. if he smokes too much crack to follow the terms of the contract he signed, that's not his problem, it's yours. now, in a normal country more would laugh at an argument and cathy jennings is not just the attorney general, she's a long-time party hack ideologue that can be counted onto do the bidding of donors. even better than that, cathy jennings is a long-time friend of the biden family and she once worked for hunter biden's brother bo biden and worships his father joe. we're not guessing. here's a facebook post from the now attorney general of delaware, catastrophey jennings, dated april 252,019th. i've known joe, jill, and the biden family for most of my life. joe is one of the kindest and most genuine people i've known. democrats are blessed with many excellent candidates and i'm proud of those choices and what they say about our party. i'm choosing joe because nobody understands more what

letters call on the department of justice, which joe biden controls and delaware attorney general cathy jennings from gio biden's state to file criminal charges against republican who is dared to possess and share the contents of his son's now famous laptops. that would include the owner of the repair shop where hunter biden abandoned said laptop. john paul john paul mcisaac didn't want joe bide ton become president and apparently that's not federal crime. wait a second, back up a sec. can we now say with certainty the laptop is real? if we can say that, that means adam schiff is running for senate in california had better issue a statement pronto correcting his previous categorical claims about the laptop. here was adam schiff in october of 2020 when he chaired the house intelligence committee. >> does it surprise you at all that this information rudy giuliani is pedaling very well could be connecting to some sort of russian government disinformation campaign? >> well, we know that this whole smear on joe biden comes from the kremlin. that's been clear for well over a year now that the

what we see now is cathy is correct about this. these locations have become cash cows.hese private people to basically and they are company set up these violent predators. they are paying so much money that they are willing to do almost anything to put them in these homes regardless how much neighbors and kids in the neighborhood are put at risk. >> ashley: cathy, is there anything people in the community can stop this from happening? or is this a lost cause and just going to happen because the lawmakers, that is what they want? >> we are riling the community. we have been extremely blessed to live in a community that cares about kids. we have signs all around the community, basically saying, keep our children safe. there are two bills that is a health bill, 1734 and 1813 that will allow for the process to be expanded. it would also put a pause on this program until the right people can perfect it appeared that communities could be involved in this process. so, there are ways that we can put pressure on our lawmakers. we also will put pressure on the individuals, the ow

justice, which is controlled by joe biden, as well as the attorney general of his home state dellada cathy jennings, to open criminal cases against any republican. who will take over and publish materials from the famous laptop. hunter biden on this list, among others, was john paul mckizek, the owner of the repair shop where biden jr. left the same laptop, according to hunter's lawyer john paul. mac isaac should be in jail because i quote mr macisaac knowingly collaborated with president donald trump's personal lawyer to fill hunter biden's computer with information defaming his father robin is biden in other words. john did not want joe biden to become president. and now it's considered a federal crime. we know what all this is. iodine from the kremlin - said, then adam shif and of course. he knew what he was talking about because he, unlike you, has access to top-secret information. you can’t see this, but he can, and on the basis of this information, the chief declared that he was to blame for everything the kremlin and dozens of other former intelligence officials said the same thing,

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cathie wood told us it's a warm january, let's see what's happening. you can't deny a fact across a number of retail sector, inflation, housing, things have looked better. >> morgan stanley pushing back a few months, the expected date of the first rate cut in their view to march of 2024 >> markets starting to price that out, too. >> the move higher in rates across the board, you're probably familiar, two-year at the highest level since july of 2007 the ten-year trying to get back to 4, hasn't been able to do that what's been of interest to many investors are the expectations for future volatility in treasury yields, now at the highest level in more than a month. let'sbring in cnbc senior markets commentator mike santoli as the market is talking about the vix. >> the vix for sure. people definitely laying some bets with the vix at the lower end and treasury market's version of the vix, the move index also has -- has woken up in the last few weeks. last year really was the battle front for the markets. bond market volatility it reflected the fed sprintin

"squawk box" asking cathie about ai as the cbuzz aren't chatgpt continues to grow. >> i think there's going to be a lot of modernization in this industry, around the whole artificial intelligence area data is the new gold as they were talking about cloud and other movements in technology. i think that's even more true now with artificial intelligence >> wood offering her view. i don't know how many times we have said ai 20 minutes into the show the hype machine is going, yes but, you know, i was thinking, cathie woods a few months ago announced that venture fund, which invests in public and private companies. one of its biggest holding is freenum, a public company in cancer detection, uses ai and learning to identify patterns. it's an interesting way to think about how in this industry that's garnering a lot of hype, a lot of the companies may still be private and cathie woods' arc funds may be an interesting way to tap into some of the companies that you can't invest in the public markets yet. >> i look to history with things like this. and i was talking to mark mclaughlin about this

cathy, you spoke about how you spoke about how people undermine the training and, education that you have and they see you as just like, okay, like we're so glad that you're here, but you're still just a black woman like, here's what it is they're a typical thing that everybody thinks is the correct way to be actively anti-racist this that's like everybody's like no is how you do it that is actually wrong. like, is there like a particular one that comes to mind where it's like everybody thinks this is the answer, but this is not the answer based off? well, i think i think sometimes particularly in schools, people think like, oh, curriculum, let's make sure all of our books are more represented. represented absolutely right. want to make sure our materials are actually broader than the materials i grew up with. but they sometimes focus so heavily on that and miss the part of how our our teacher is being able to teach this curriculum right. how are we also acknowledging another piece of what's happening in the real world? so we really support our educators. when january six happened or

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how you, cathy? all the . how are you, cathy? all the ladies tonight cathy says .is tyrannical. ladies tonight cathy says. hi mark. this is tyrannical . who on mark. this is tyrannical. who on this planet has the right to tell where they can go and how they can get there? what about people are disabled have people that are disabled or have poor mobility ? also, what poor mobility? also, what about supermarkets? everyone has supermarkets? not everyone has one within 15 minutes. and even if they what about those that if they do what about those that do shops? can they carry do weekly shops? can they carry all that back? also emergency services. it's a great point from cathy. how can they get through planters or bollard lids. well i think i'll be honest with you, cathy i think it's all a load of bollards. last but not least colin. hi, mark. do you know of any bus or train route that goes from start to finish in 15 minutes? how stupid is this idea? can you please move job and everyone else is to be only 15 minutes away. colin, what a great thank you for that. keep thos

how you, cathy? all the . how are you, cathy? all the ladies tonight cathy says .. hi mark. this is tyrannical. ladies tonight cathy says. hi mark. this is tyrannical . who on mark. this is tyrannical. who on this planet has the right to tell where they can go and how they can get there? what about people are disabled have people that are disabled or have poor mobility ? also, what poor mobility? also, what about supermarkets? everyone has supermarkets? not everyone has one within 15 minutes. and even if they what about those that if they do what about those that do shops? can they carry do weekly shops? can they carry all that back? also emergency services. it's a great point from cathy. how can they get through planters or bollard lids. well i think i'll be honest with you, cathy i think it's all a load of bollards. last but not least colin. hi, mark. do you know of any bus or train route that goes from start to finish in 15 minutes? how stupid is this idea? can you please move job and everyone else is to be only 15 minutes away. colin, what a great thank you for

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if deflation were to take hold for the remainder of the year, cathie will have a great year.it seems to be her strategy is a referendum on the economic climate, is it inflation or deflation? for me personally, no, i don't want to assume the risk in a lot of these high beta strategies. >> what about the paypals and blocks of the world? >> upon inception of joet, paypal was in there. sold out of it around 163. very happy with that exit. it will lead to an increased capital allocation strategy that creates a put within this stock. >> okay. i have some more of your moves coming up. we do want to touch the markets as we wait on the fed here 90 minutes or so from the actual decision and then the news conference the dow at the lows of the day, down 1%, the s&p down 0.5, the nasdaq not down quite as much adg toowl d ack about.42 heinin pelancompany at 2:00 eastern. at morgan stanley, we see the world with the wonder of new eyes, ♪ helping you discover untapped possibilities and relentlessly working with you to make them real. ♪ because grit and vision working in lockstep ♪ puts you o

in fairness, cathie has a portfolio and she has to make decisions on are there better values can only allocate 100% of the pie. i don't know what her thinking is if she's looking at nvidia and saying it's too pricey relative to other opportunities that i like better i'm not in her head so i can't fully understand the situation, but to her point, it's an expensive stock. the problem is it has never been cheap, so we've seen the stock since we've been talking about it on the show in 2015, we've seen the stock go up thousands of percentage points it wasn't cheap the entire time. one thing i would point out, though, right now it's particularly expensive if you look at the stock on a price earnings, price to sales, it's currently more expensive than its three, five and ten-year median for all three of the metrics and that's why i said before the reported earnings if i didn't already own it, i would not be buying it of course it went up 20 points right in my face after saying that i still feel that way even more so where it trades now wait for market turmoil. wait for the next downgrade fro

one thing i admire about cathie wood is how she sticks to her guns. of people love her, a lot dislike her, but she is really a woman of conviction. ed: a very busy day for you in the cross as it team. we have a bit of a cycle to go. sticking with crypto, thieves stole $3.8 billion worth of cryptocurrency in 2022 according to a study. more than half of it was from north korea alone. our guest has been writing about this data and joins us now. two stories, a terrible year for crypto markets in 2022. also a very bad year for those who had cryptocurrency stolen essentially. guest: that's right and a bad year for people who are stealing them. this is a huge number, $1.7 billion of the $3.8 billion stolen by north korean hackers. it is the same group according to the u.s. government previously breached sony years ago. and tried to steal upwards of $1 billion from the central bank of bangladesh. caroline: why are they doing it? guest: it pays, it helps them get around sanctions. the u.n. and the u.s. have come out very forcefully against north korea over the

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we are all sounding a bit more like cathie wood these days.hat do you make of all this, of this massive rally in bonds after all the central-bank decisions this week? christian: it's tough for me to link this massive rally in bonds with what the central banks of said. the message conveyed was not that dovish. i think the ecb is still in for 3.25%. the fed will likely also do another rate hike or two of 25 basis points each. it makes you wonder, why have markets rallied so hard on the back of those comments? it has to do with positioning. a lot of people made good money last year. they've started to believe their own story of a continuously hawkish central bank. we didn't get very hawkish rhetoric. that was enough for the bond market to rally over the course of the week. dani: where is the pain trade now? christian: i think the pain trade is still for yields lower. you want -- have to watch out. how much lower can they really go? we are expecting 3.25% overnight rate in the euro area over the course of 2023. the curve is severely inverted. i th

i admire how cathie wood sticks to her guns. of people love her and a a lot of people dislike her. if anything, she is a woman of conviction i with a. ed: bloomberg's isabel lee, a very busy day for you in the cross asset team. we have a bit of a cycle to go. sticking with crypto, thieves stole a record 3.8 billion worth of cryptocurrency and 2022. that according to research. nearly half of it was from north korea alone. bloomberg's jeff stone has been writing about this in his report and joins us now. two stories, a terrible year for crypto markets in 2022 but also a very bad year for those that had cryptocurrency stolen essentially. jeff: that's right and also a bad year for people who are stealing them in some ways if you use that logic, ed. this is a huge number, 1.7 billion of that 3.8 billion is stolen by north korean hackers. we know it's the same group according to the u.s. government that previously breached sony years ago. a lot of your viewers will remember that. they tried to steal upwards of $1 billion from banglade

manus: the evangelization of cathie wood. cross assets, the dollar rolled down. the fact that powell was not more aggressive his what these markets are leaning into. crude was up 4% yesterday, a third of a percent this morning, inventories drawn down at the oil market heard a less aggressive fed, so to the equity markets, there goes your short end of the yield curve. citi are saying get ready for 6% rates in the united states of america. the dollar drifted lower, and the euro pro trend had been on a winning streak, we have just reasserted that this morning, it just did not get the hawkish fed is expected, and a couple of houses calling for a full of grace for the euro but energy prices will underpin that strength. dani: let's get to our reporters from around the world. valerie tytel will help us go through those powell lines. then we will turn to biden's state of the union with jennifer. and finally, we have a whole host of great scoops on credit suisse, we will tech about that with stefania. manus: let's talk about this fed and what is priced in the labor market

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we have cathie wood seeing deflation as the biggest risk to the u.s. also a big opportunity. she also told us she would not be surprised to see the fed cut rate. >> i think the markets are speaking loudly. i think the inverted yield curves, still around 70 basis needs, we haven't seen it this low since the early 1980's when volker was trying to strangle inflation, and he did so. >> are you expecting the fed to cut rates this year? >> i would not be surprised to see the fed cut rates. one of the other reasons that we are very focused on this message that the bigger risk is deflation, it is also a very big opportunity. when we look at deflation, there is good deflation and bad. the bad at deflation is caused by demand destruction. the good deflation creates demand. that is what our research is centered on. technologically enabled innovation that rides down learning curves, which are asked rest by cost declines which turn in to price declines. you will notice that tesla is cutting prices. many people jump to the conclusion that they are having so much tro

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almost as one single embassy. >> i'm going to give cathy last word.o many questions but just very, very quickly, no resistance to the taliban that is industries threat to them exist. there's a fools paradise in the west that there's going to be some sort of resurgence. that's not happening. the biggest genetic threat to the taliban right now is daesh and isis, if you prefer them take them. the other is whatever the situation is in afghanistan right now it is a direct result of nato and the united states up and leaving from afghanistan. if you wanted to do with someone else over there, you should not have left. you have left and negative the taliban to deal with. .. >> it is an extremely complicated situation, but we can't wash our hands and turn our backs on afghanistan. it's time to create consensus and not fanciful utopian consensus, but consensus based on the realities of afghanistan, continue the humanitarian aid, open up the channels, unseize their funds so the economy can function. you can't starve your way to women's empowerment, but willing to

you my, your cathy slow down a bit, go on a diet. i think they said that when it comes to tourism. yes. yeah. good. good. i thank you. thank you. that brings me back to where i started to the so called paloma beach areas are called by the audio and spanish, but with tourists flocking from germany. this became the balaban. as you can see, i am here and those read thoughts are by the audio. so seaside resort services and the translation german is actually by law mom. i can't believe it. this stretch of beach is a red rack for all my your kids who have had enough mass tourism the numerous bars and clubs on is arina beach in the high season. it's just one boozy party mile. although most of the big clubs like mega park were closed during the pandemic, they want to reopen this year, especially for german party tourists. the mention that came to the restaurant is also in german hands. since 1988 glinda vega has seen many tourists come and go some tim balaban. you are also part of the parliament. that's the thorn in the side of the regional government. they don't like it that much unless t

this is where the cathy cat ceremony is taking place. what does getting rid of chains mean? sculpture itself has long become a familiar part of the landscape. it's very good that he apologized. the netherlands are directly responsible for a lot of the wrong things they brought to the world, like slavery, for example, and what is associated with it is terrible. probably everything that what we can do at the moment is to apologize and admit that we were wrong at the time musa and the colony used to talk about the colonial possessions of the kingdoms. the exposition of the netherlands was divided into parts of the world narrated to beat on the graph the history of the fenced territories. today, the exposition is called the museum of the tropics and shows a completely different picture of the country's past. the exhibition of arabs is filming a silhouette. most of the exhibits were in the westerners' museum and belonged to real people. panda me it seems very important to illuminate this dark page of dutch history. the fact is that it is not closed and continues today, what we do

> you said the next decade belongs to companies in tech tonic shifts, including on climate change cathieany companies. you have a different look at what's going to lead the world in the next decade can you position yourself against cathie wood's feelings >> absolutely. in a lot of portfolios today, people hold growth, technology, they've ridden that change through the last decade. when we look forward, the reason we built engine number 1 is there's a huge value creation as we move through decarbonization and a huge value and creation opportunity, we'll see a return to manufacturing to the u.s. market and a return because supply chains are too fragile. we'll see manufacturing come back to the u.s. these are not themes people are invested in in the portfolio today. they're old, heavy, infrastructure type companies. and they'll drive through these changes and the portfolios, both transform climate portfolio and supply chain, will also hold the companies that enable these changes. >> interesting to see how you position yourself for transformational change versus what cathie wood thinks. you

we talked to cathie wood yet of ark.inflation will come down and the economy will get hurt and the fed will have to cut rates here's her view. >> we think inflation you coming down now it always seems like it could come down faster, but we do believe it's on its way down you listen to corporations out there, even those who have had pricing power, the staples, p&g, they get their pricing, but they lose the volume. 6% declines in volume for a staple company so we do think the consumer is railing against inflation and the fed certainly is doing its part and money supply growth is down our estimate is roughly 3% on year-over-year basis we haven't seen a decline in money supplies since the great depression in the 1920s. >> i don't know if the consumer is railing against inflation because the consumer spending numbers in retail sales have been holding up nicely perhaps the consumer is starting to push back and feel it and be more discerning. we heard that from walmart and home depot target, i talked to the cfo of target today

that he has done too much, however, and that he has done too little to achieve the girl of removing cathy from power. united states should bulletin in these effort, not trailing behind our allies. the next target was serious. a belief that if you want to get peace and syria, you can't leave asked and power. prominent u. s. economists, jeffrey sachs says that ukraine is the ultimate culmination of the neo con strategy . the warren ukraine is the culmination of a 30 year projects of the american neoconservative movement. the biden administration is packed with the same neocons, who championed the u. s. wars of choice. and serbia, afghanistan, iraq, syria, and libya. and who did so much to provoke russia's invasion of ukraine, endless wars, country after country destroy. and where is all it is prosperity, freedom and democracy that's been promised? not once as the neoconservative agenda lived up to its supposed ideals. but despite the hard lessons and the u. s. public being overwhelmingly opposed to further interventions, the war hawk world view remains alive and well as emma ala marvin arch

the legislation that established oakland's independent police commission says coalition president cathy litter. we've been at the forefront of this. we brought all of this to oakland. and so with vested interest in making sure that. >> the charters complied with letter. it says back in 2012, the oakland police department was facing the possibility of being placed in receivership by a federal court because of tactics used by opd during the occupy oakland protests. she talks about how the compliance director's role is to be a compromise. so the compliance director have the authority to discipline the chief up to include firing the chief. >> so the city in a sense. >> i want to say gave is power, but it negotiated a to have the compliance director be the top dog. >> as it were so that the city when court would not order a receivership. the takeaway complete power of the city over the oakland police commission taos as she will make a decision regarding the chief. soon. the police commission is also having a discipline committee special meeting on wednesday. >> but let it says ultimately the

the legislation that established oakland's independent police commission says coalition president cathy litter. we've been at the forefront of this. we brought all of this to oakland. and so with vested interest in making sure that. >> the charters complied with letter. it says back in 2012, the oakland police department was facing the possibility of being placed in receivership by a federal court because of tactics used by opd during the occupy oakland protests. she talks about how the compliance director's role is to be a compromise. so the compliance director have the authority to discipline the chief up to include firing the chief. >> so the city in a sense. >> i want to say power, but it go. to to to have the compliance director be the top dog. >> as it were. so that the city when court would not order a receivership. the takeaway complete power of the city over the oakland police commission. pow says she wilt make a decision regarding the chief soon. >> the police commission is also having a discipline committee special meeting on wednesday. but leonard says ultimately the complia

absolutely none or will really he on the dish, the she chess, cathy consechi, victor by me myself, couple, dozens and yet, so i just, i name yes, you can see by show it al choker as of it's a national partner. shanie doubt, bear with simon tracy africa. dora pressure thought she looked to be me so there to she did not see them. go see us there on the blip. it started and they went down in chucky sick. now stress was rush. it's of africa started on our strategic part. knew what i met you, and that's what i mean. what the cause of a st. jude is which in the wasn't police teacher ski economic considering it's yet . is this my team of i've no look if we're lucky, a lender pronounced in your both and intellectually, you know your page and as c a z, you will see you see consume, to see this on revenue in the money. now they apply in 10 popular young i, cindy with us, you and people last year normally before. so what keep the engine is give you new work, live cookies, home for world will need to fill it up. you won't be drunk. know for you, scott, come on, think of this whole days. you know, it'

cathy, not a finance and all sorts of ceiling. egg will be into the loan with democracy promotion would become a great institutionalized ideological project emanating from washington to organizations. promote what is usually referred to as a human rights agenda. that which in my view is generally manipulated for political purposes. in other words, they will complain about human rights in a country whose geopolitical foreign policy orientation is not sufficiently pro american. we throw those people in jail, it would be illegal, but we do the same thing elsewhere in the world where we promote various political forces varies and g, o z, various i election activities and things of the sort. and then with a straight face, we say, oh, we're not interfering in politics. we're just promoting democracy. but democracy always means who are the people who are going to listen to washington on a geopolitical level, whiska more day long. it would have been changed and they came to look up and all that got it really badly, a digital the month and it was the tip of the 40 days were so soft power, with t

ah, look at this measly corn. com or number for cathy for they're supposed to be much bigger. ah, these days the harvest is barely enough to even feed his own family. a recent hurricane left havoc in its wake. the damage will have lost in consequences. made if you have to do it to even find any soil yet. oh mila! ah! what is it? that's why nothing grows properly any more. but on the hurricane dropped a thick layer of sand on the field so well. oh, climate change, corruption, violence. he and millions of others in guatemala despair for the countries future. a study shows that $1.00 and $6.00 guatemalans emigrate to the us. marcus, mr. mayor is a social worker. he works with young people, encouraging them to create change. he runs the central key data, which translates as the stay he has center. he teaches classes to help young people find jobs and success in their own country. why thought either a new lady up there earlier, say good. i mean, think one, they've been almost younger generation were better trained. they could find work in their old community school one year or even

that he has done too much, however, and that he has done too little to achieve the girl of removing cathy from power. united states should bulletin, in these efforts, no child behind our allies. the next target was serious. a belief that if you want get decent syria you can leave acetone. power. prominent u. s. economists, jeffrey sachs says that ukraine is the ultimate culmination of the neocon strategy . the warren ukraine is the culmination of a 30 year project of the american neoconservative movement. the biden administration is packed with the same neocons, who championed the u. s. wars of choice. and serbia, afghanistan, iraq, syria, and libya, and who did so much to provoke russia's invasion of ukraine. endless wars, country after country destroy. and where is all it is prosperity, freedom and democracy that's been promised. not once as the neoconservative agenda lived up to its supposed ideals. but despite the hard lessons and the u. s. public being overwhelmingly opposed to further interventions. the war hawk world view remains alive and well as ever. ale, marvin r t, near the us

or vehicles, so vehicle always criss crossing the american lady cathy and put it the aim is to spread the idea that began here at the foot of the act of b at eco volcano, across the entire western hemisphere. but also data will travel many miles to achieve skull and who knows, maybe one day he'll find himself on a bus running on recycled cooking oil from patagonia to alaska. if you want more red, check out our youtube channel. if you want regular features about new cars and car culture, about mobility around the world. read can make you very happy. ha vintage classics and future tech or just some of the exciting content waiting for you. subscribe to us at youtube slash dw read. and you'll always be up to speed. ah, the morris, j type, a venerable old van that thanks to its cute and cuddly looks brought a smile to the faces of british people in the 1950s. and now it's back in a 21st century edition. this is rudy. a revolution bringing pathology overlap the keisha to sustainability as well. i'm to like wipes just makes everybody's happy. it just brings happiness back to the one market.