we will ask adam cecil if companies can thrive whatever happens with the economy.estors lost billions of dollars in the massive crypto crash. we will take a closer look at the digital currency market and where it goes from here but we begin with the three most important things investors ought to be thinking about. stocks hit a 7-week losing streak. what do investors see that is cheering them up. is the worst over? ben: snap had its worst day ever after the online ad business pushing investors for other social media platforms. on "barron's roundtable," carleton english and jack hough, after 7 weeks the green came back. what is it the cheers investors up? jack: it has to be the fed. from the last fomc meeting minutes came out and suggested we are going to get half point rate hikes but the fed is going to wait after that to see how the economy is reacting. it will not be super aggressive one right after another but this is good for the market, the market is worried the fed will keep increasing rates until there's a recession that ends in inflation and hope that's not

so cecile water boiled, you can throw dumplings. by the way, you know, why do people consider proteins fats and carbohydrates have never thought. on really. this is due to the fact that proteins, fats, carbohydrates in our diet perform different functions, for example, proteins, these are the building blocks from which the body builds, in fact, cells, and fats, carbohydrates are a source of energy, and moreover, and carbohydrates are sources. fast energy. well, how sick? yes, and fats are sources of slow energy, such as coal. yes, therefore, they must be in a certain proportion in our diet. and this is exactly what nutritionists determine. for example, specialists from the healthy nutritional national demography project. on the basis of scientific research, they have compiled just such a plate of healthy nutrition, and in which proteins , fats and carbohydrates are in the proportion that is optimal. for nutrition in russia, for example, as a source of healthy carbohydrates, we use millet porridge. boiled egg as a source of protein,

to cecile's point exactly. we're moving backward.e reality of what's happening and it's just remarkable. yamiche alcindor and cecile richards and i'll tell you what i said in the break, these are the only people who can make it from tucker carlson and back so seamlessly. thank you very much for being a parts of the conversation. jeremy sticks around for the rest of this hour. up next for us, no better state that better represents the stakes this november than pennsylvania. voting rights and now abortion access to the line. if democrats lose the governor's race there, there would be no way to block any upcoming draconian legislation in the works in both those areas and we'll speak to the democratic candidate for governor and our friend josh shapiro next. ♪ i'm defeated ♪ ♪ feel mistreated ♪ ♪ i'm so angry, i'm singing a song ♪ ♪ cause i'm paying so much ♪ ♪ for home internet and that's just wrong! ♪ ♪ i've got t-mobile home internet! ♪ ♪ i feel happy ♪ great ♪ very happy! ♪ good for you ♪ look how much money i'm saving right now ♪ wai

ah, the local sheriff was really the under sheriff cecil price. you know, an infamous man when you see see so price when he was 1st tried and acquitted by local white jury. he has this terrible grin on his face. he's just laughing at how he's gotten away literally with murder. so a number of people involved in the freedom summer murders were brought to trial in the 19th sixty's edgar re killin as the architect of the plot was tried at then. and he was not convicted basically because there was one particular person on the jury who said, regardless of what the details of the case were, they could not bring themselves to convicts. a preacher, someone who worked in service god for these crimes. and he was set free or nothing managed to stop cleaned, violets, the threats, terror and murderous continued to take place. the clan knew how to indoctrinate its members. and remember that i've given you all the trouble. why fall out at decade? the fact that you hate something, they haven't avenue, and they will start to mould. you agree? it's brainwashing. and

ah, the local sheriff was really the under sheriff cecil price, you know, an infamous man. when you see cecil price when he was 1st tried and acquitted by local white jury, he has this terrible grin on his face. he's just laughing at how he's gotten away literally with murder. so a number of people involved in the freedom summer murders were brought to trial in the 19th sixty's. edgar, a killin as the architect of the plot was tried at then. and he was not convicted basically because there was one particular person on the jury who said, regardless of what the details of the case were, they could not bring themselves to convicts. a preacher, someone who worked in service of god for these crimes. and he was set free nothing managed to stop clean violence. the threats, terror, and murderous continued to take place. the clan knew how to indoctrinate its members. and remember that i've given you all a trouble. why fall out at decade? the fact that you hate something, they haven't avenue, and they will start to mould. you agree? it's brainwashing. and it takes a long time to get

and cecil price, who had arrested the 3 activists. this was a premeditated murder. the civil rights workers were in town and therefore on their way out of town, they were stopped by the deputy sheriff. and they were released in a very coordinated way. working with the police klan members were waiting near the jail house. they knew they were going to be released and they followed them out of town. the most remarkable thing was how local law enforcement was essentially the same as the clamp. they were clansman. and ultimately they handed these people. they took them out of a local cell where they had been briefly arrested, detained, and handed them to the clan, which them drag them out into the forest and murdered them. trial after trial took place, the criminals who arrange the arrests of the activists. there murder and hiding their bodies with a bulldozer, were repeatedly arrested and released in mississippi white juries. rarely, if ever convicted suspects for murdering black people. ah, the local sheriff was really the under sheriff cecil price, you know, an infamo

and cecil richards joins us. she cochairs a political action committee called american bridge. thanks to all of you for being here and starting us off. pete, i want to begin with you. walk us through what this leak means. it's a draft, but do you anticipate this maybe a done deal at this point? >> it sure seems like it. everyone should be shocked that a draft supreme court opinion has been leaked. i don't think that has ever happened in the history of of the supreme court. never of this magnitude. i don't think anybody who tolled this case is going to be surprised by what the draft says. they maybe a little surprised by the force of it. but the bottom line, the court is going to overturn roe v. wade has seemed obvious since december 1st when this case was argued in the supreme court. mississippi's abortion law would ban abortion after 15 weeks. when mississippi first went to the courtroom, ruth bader ginsburg was still on the court. they said you don't have to overturn roe. just jup hold our law. now when the court agreed to hear the case, mississippi said overturn roe too. tha

and cecile richards, co-chair of the same organization and former president of plane here in hood.e while also mainstreaming white supremacy and staying in the way of gun reform? >> alicia, first, i have to say how heartbreaking it is to see this tragedy in buffalo. it is unspeakable and you are right, the same people blocking any kind of common sense gun laws in this country are the people who are now part of the republican party, the leadership of the republican party, banning all abortions for people of this country. i think the american people are seeing it. i just came back from texas, where of course we had an abortion ban in place since september. the fear of women in that states,. they are fearful of who they can ask for help, where they can go, having to leave the state in some cases drive hundreds of miles to another state. it is distressing. to me, but really comes through, alicia, is the cruelty and the and of the republican party right now. at least i can say, from the state of texas, thousands of people turned out this weekend to protest. people are realizing there ha

let's bring in cecile richards, the co-chair of american bridge.vice president harris is correct. 64% of americans were for this legislation which would have codified the protections of roe v. wade. what is your counsel for taking an issue in this divided times around which 64% of americans agree? >> you know, that's the irony, nicolle. this isn't -- it isn't an issue that's dividing the american people. it's an issue that the republican party has been completely focussed on to the exclusion of all else -- jobs, the economic, covid. instead the entire focus of the republican party has been on ending access to safe and legal abortion. the stunning thing about the vote today is not a single republican senator voted in favor of this legislation which would simply, you know, save this right that we've had for nearly 50 years. i think where we go now is to the ballot box. i'm seeing the reaction around the country. it's stronger than i imagined. independent, republican voters who know that that has been the rhetoric of the party, but never knew it would

when the global cecile malice will go in one way of fraud, get just me said in the wine it with the glue. the phrase now particularly refers to cancelling russian culture yet. uh no. was she couldn't. she was good because i get to william, i was fuel when she will be on there is charlie mozilla. that's all almost a separate show on m. e. normally, what russia has created over the past 1200 years has now question partially condemned, reviled, and rejected.

cecile richards is here and a lawmaker who chose to share her story on a personal choice. how this affects families and people around the nation. we'll continue to track the protests not only in washington where we're reporting live, but around the nation on what is now a historic and moeshl day for so many. we'll be back in one minute. y fo many we'll be back in one minute. emor so many. we'll be back in one minute. ( ♪♪ ) so many. we'll be back in one minute. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. >>> we're very disappointed with what happened last night. i'm actually getting emotional about it. i really want my children to be able to have that security. and that right. >> it's one of the people we heard from gathered today, echoing how many people are concerned about what that draft ruling will do. here are the facts -- 13 states have trigger l

oh yes, it could cause them because we're seeing twitter and cecil price is slight and according to the a, according to the agreement itself, if he walks away he will end up losing about $1000000000.00. but if he does indeed find foul play and twitters own internal research, then he can go back into a meeting and say, no, you lied, we're going to restructure the steel and get myself a better price. that's exactly what he's going to attempt to do. i believe i came from in york. thank you very much. thank you. we go over to the you for the 1st time in northern ireland history, irish nationalist party, sion fain won the most seats. but in order to form a government, it needs the cooperation of the 2nd biggest party. the union is to you p. and that's not happening. on friday, the dupe, he refused to form a government calling 1st for the scrapping of the northern ireland protocol. that's the briggs it by product that sets up a customs border between belfast and london. and it's the bane of many unionists caught the middle of this disagreement or businesses borders and breaks it are back in t

there is a she supposedly our woman claiming to be heady gave an interview to the cecil wig telling about this story and her obituary, which is highlighted here on the screen also notes the incident the other thing that kind of sounds like a little bit of negative truth. is that the british were known to do this sort of thing to find local guides and sometimes force people to serve. to serve as their guides in these and in the landscape to help them navigate so it's not. it's not far-fetched to think that this could have happened. um, so that is that is the first for for 1812? just a couple days later on may 3rd havre de grace is attacked by by the british. so many of you may know this story of having to grace. may 3rd morning of may 3rd 400 british troops come to havre de grace and begin to burn and loop the town the militia who had who had shot some vile of some volley of fire. pretty much fled one man. john o'neill did the best he could to kind of be a one person defense? obviously, he was overwhelmed overtaken and was a prisoner of war on the british and taken out to the hm frigate ma

. >> cecil williams came in the mid-60s, in fact there is a new biography out that is exciting, beyond possible. they probably did not know as much about you then but i'm sure they heard about you. >> yes that was our genesis point. >> so good. i will look forward to probably going to one of those centers. i was in tahoe. >> you thzeyr ce. ected ough >> no. a beautiful facility, very nice. i imagine that you and many of your colleagues and peers have attended retreats and conferences at our facilities. >> i've heard the names, many others you have mentioned it let's come back in the last segment and talk more about those locations and about the retreats. you have been talking to my car. welcome. >>> welcome back to mosaic and we have been speaking about spiritual retreats with mike carr. what are the reasons for retreats? >> yeah, thank you. we have filtered out five basic reasons why people like to retreat, and need to retreat. the first one is to disconnect. i think you and i touched base earlier about that this morning. just unplugging from everything. don't know if you've heard the

the global cecile malice law in william frog. yet just me sitting there. i knew it was the glue. the phrase now particularly refers to canceling russian culture from yet don't know what secret of she orders go because i get to where your my folks sure. when she will be all there is charlie mozilla that all the most of us average random e demarie ward russia has created over the past 1200 years, has now question partially condemned, reviled and rejected. cecily lying in your state. it's about sunny at the will of bramble. there's a lot closer on a whole apology any time. thank you said a little sure. they said thanks all spheres of life, including those in which russia had played leading cultural roles, art, music and sports christian again in i'm with a bus with a full truck with a 1000000 ago the renewal record sermons put it all in. essentially it means the show can't and won't go on just show you put ricci test, but our culture out of the scope, when those leakage a on a ground is to be that, you know, proof of or be aware if you're what you mean are you out of the list. joini

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ah, she came to live in france and when i went to russia she always asked cecile begging you to bringo bread. this is bread. we will leave the ovens to finish baking now, we will pack already ready and ripened bread. what a beautiful carousel so, uh, you can’t store bread properly in direct sunlight. and why? well, because the greenhouse effect is created, an excellent environment for the development of microflora. passed bread. wrap it with a link cloth. so it will stay soft and fragrant longer. if there is no such fabric, then a waffle towel is usually suitable. you say it means that bread is useful, but for the intestines, how it is specifically useful for the intestines. it contains fiber fiber is a nutrient medium for our bacteria, they eat it and secrete substances that are useful for our body in terms of amino acids, some vitamins in large quantities. for example , bacteria in the intestines produce the folic acid b vitamins. b plus just uh mechanically, irritating the intestinal wall, fiber. as part of the borodetsky. bread prevents the occurrence of fences. according to studi

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our cecil rains not as intense as we would expect, but still falling right through the amazon basin. and we've got this line of storm stretching from paraguay right into the southeast of brazil, and cooler weather and montevideo, at 13 degrees. that's below average. that sure weather update. ah, for over a century american parents of intrusted their sons to the boy scouts of america, hoping they would gain skills that would improve their lives instead, countess young lives were ruined by creditors within the organization. and then it was so much. but i could not figure out where it was coming from me in a 3 part series, full blown investigates, a massive scandal that the united states scoutmaster part to on. i just either lou ah oh yeah, you're watching out. is there a, his reminder of our top story is this our, the palestinian attorney general says israeli forces deliberately targeted veteran out, is there a reporter, sharina o'clock with armor piercing bullets? akram alkahottie says they've concluded a sniper intended to kill her, and those who tried to help us in the policy member

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wonderful language cecile malice will do it. when will you? prague it just me said in the one it would preclude the phrase now, particularly refers to canceling russian culture yet them know what to create the few orders because it's convenient. my for cure, which will be all there is child with fill out that all of them, most of the separate random e. normally what rushes created over the past 1500 years is now questioned. ashley condemned, reviled and reject it. just to remind you that it's the but for me at the will of bramble, there's a lot closer on a whole bunch. anytime i guess it'll show all the list. joining total condemnation grows daily and now enclosed da staff skate to cascade and shostakovich that i need to, you. call it left, but yes, you lose your sig, back with the time. will you do obama lee? you're not going to do that. a lot a she finds your new core. she has figured you're going to go to what to do with your mom. my mom, my mom. okay. well, we'll see. it was outside, you know, going with the flu shot in my over just allow

really desperate, wonderful language cecile mala. so when you get just me sitting there with the phrase now, particularly for us to counseling russian culture, yet them know what to create the fuel because it's convenient, my fuel, which will be all that is china, will fill out that the most of the separation of on them, e, them we what rushes created over the past 1500 years. there's no question actually condemned, reviled and reject it. just sort of like you said, it's funny at the middle of brown. there's a lot closer. i want to hold college any time. i just had a little small list. joining total condemnation, gross daily, and now includes, does dance gauge sikowski shostakovich. get that? i need to hear those quick left. but yes, she says that with the www obama lee. you want to add a little bit more ah, with ah, well, the magic cross stock were all things considered. i'm peter labelle. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real news. ah, let's go back to also glen. look, let's talk about what nobody in w

but you know, cecil guts even you, we was, you know, what a louis advise you my bob. bob with allied lehman, barbara, how do you have on the wonderful for dana who under hong he me go with him again. it's a while when dancers eagle wanted among day the van francis. oh my goodness olson. who is holding his to go more. oh, sure, sure. monsieur, she was home, most likely because she doesn't feel a po feel lou do do do her crew to can you can sure for the june, for his all we're usually to hardcore by the door. they caught or feel going for the been all do of your crew. no more. your tribute person's notorious or button. yes or fish. it was or feasible default devolution is also the shape of some even more your peloponnesian ah your we're our senior jihad camila. senate my chair hood release them, they knew that was all is say, le schwab may effect my in id for about bubba diligence. but by default on b, is it a brisk amine guess john pullman this day off? it can vary upon casa, ology muslim, or could be asian, asian. would you be the man that my lad, that america has sur

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cecil from texas, the airlines can't even keep up with our luggage, so what makes them think they cani know? that's it for us tonight. tucker carlson is up next, and was a member, i'm waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. things are changing fast, as you know, and you can tell how fast they are changing by the way the people talk about politics. language reflects feelings and thoughts. when your views change, so does the way you talk about them. that's especially true of liberals, who have very deep feelings, and their main feeling, this is always been true, is contempt for you. if you ever listen to npr you know exactly how much contempt liberals have for you and you get to pay for it, npr takes

>> yeah, there's a little bit that's tough for kids because it was a hardscrabble life for cecil.understand that message of hope and redemption. and reaching out to your fellow man. >> ainsley: it sounded like there was a little resistance from the community. it looked like a board meeting. did they turn -- when they saw these lives were changed and turned around, how did the community react? >> it's funny because that's always the case. everybody talks a great game but all of a sudden, that's going to happen id anrh people don't like it. you know, they -- in the film, we talk about herding cats. if you feed one stray cat, a bunch of other stray cats come around. they had a hard time, myself cliff lee and the other people we worked with hard time saying this is our job. it's one thing to say but our job is to house the homeless and feed the hungry. what happened finally was shawn young's character wrote a great piece about it. and she was a reporter and that got everyone's attention, you know, focused on this issue and so people from the community got together. much like "it's a w

cecil from texas, the airlines can't even keep up with our luggage, so what makes them think they can throw hands back does united airlines need a fight club? i'm a delta guy, so what do i know? that's it for us tonight. tucker carlson is up next, and was a member, i'm waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. things are changing fast, as you know, and you can tell how fast they are changing by the way the people talk about politics. language reflects feelings and thoughts. when your views change, so does the way you talk about them. that's especially true of liberals, who have very deep feelings, and their main feeling, this is always been true, is contempt for you. if you ever listen to npr you know exactly how much contempt liberals have for you and you get to pay for it, npr takes her tax dollars in electric you about how immoral you are. that is liberalism distilled. it's been going on long time. npr has been running its particular scam since 1971, but the sneering tone you hear on npr has been a hallmark

joining me now is cecile richards, former president of planned parenthood. thanks for joining us. >> sure. good to be here. >> i want to start off by asking you about some of what we have heard recently. we heard this week the vice president, a very impassioned speed this week, where she asked of republicans' efforts to take away reproductive rights. she said, how dare they? mike pence responded overnight during a speech in south carolina. i want to play it for you and get your reaction on the other side. >> i say with the lives of 62 million unborn boys and girls ended in abortion, since 1973, the generations of mothers enduring heartbreak and loss that can last a lifetime. madam vice president, how dare you? make no mistake about it, democrats and the radical left will never stop pushing for more and extreme abortion policies as long as roe is the law of the land. >> your reaction? >> first, vice president pence has never been pregnant, never will be, never will face a troubled pregnancy, unintended pregnancy. i find it incredible that he would speak for t

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