charles: i know. if they can't jawbone it down, if we end up much higher today, i think they will have to bite the bullet to get involved. let me ask you, shah, to be in the rally, not susceptible to another rug pull. we saw four or five bear market bounces last year fall completely apart. >> that is not unheard of. it may happen again. the simple solution there use trailing stops. if you have profits in the positions you have, move the trailing stops up. if you get stomp out on market swoon you're out and get back in lower. you have to be in right now. it is very easy to miss the market move. we can go higher. i'm not saying that we are going to but i'm taking a lot of positions on making sure i have my stops in place. charles: that is discipline, it forces your hand, takes your emotions out. love it shah. thanks my friend. >> thanks, charles. speaking of excitement, folks, a lot of excitement over these a.i. wars, microsoft, google, duking it out. breaking news, 20 minutes ago apple making a big ann

charles: all right.'s much ado about nothing although, although the establishment seems really, really worried about that. speaking of which, i do want to get your thoughts on sam bankman-fried now facing more charges and more years, over 150, in prison. and listen, in the latest round of charges involving, you know, illegal donations, i feel like the net is getting a little bit rider. could this be the tip of the iceberg? >> i think that it turns out that, you know, eaves allegedly doing a lot of concern can he was allegedly doing a lot of different crimes, and i think for very good reason the government is excited to really sort of throw the book at him and make him pay for -- charles: but, sarah, will they throw the book at them? not just him, but them? everybody who enabled this guy. i just can't believe he pulled this off in some sort of strange isolation and other folks didn't look the other way clint thely because they were going to -- deliberately because they were going to the make money off of

charles: right? >> right? to your point i'm showing a chart we have to go way back to 1980 to see in the past. let me jump in here because on your february 23rd snapshot, labeled bear fables and bull facts, what does that mean? >> well there is a fable out there that says the market cannot bottom until the fed is done raising interest rates. typically it is 12 to 18 months after, that is the numbers they're using. we proved that categorically false. it is not correct. the majority of recessions are actually coincidental with bear markets. nine out of the last 13 bear markets saw recession. oh, by the way, four didn't okay? charles: right. >> what we're saying is, our base case is some sort of recession but guess what man? the recession could have already happened. charles: that gets to me what you said earlier higher for longer. this finite debate over two rate hikes or three rate hikes. if they're 25 basis points the street knows, isn't that sort of built in? should that crush the stock market at this point,

charles: right. >> they're doing it because they have to. and that's evidenced by the fact in real terms retail sales have gone nowhere since april of 2021. not april of last year, april of 2021. so we've had almost two years of no increase in purchases of discretionary items. charles: right. >> they're spending more, so the consumer is really under stress and i would point out to that point, everyone points to the strong employment report as cutting against that but in that latest report most of the job creation was part-time jobs. charles: part-time jobs. >> real shift going on. charles: then things like leisure, lowest paying jobs. >> right. >> let me switch over on jobs. because, danielle, you've been pointing out these layoffs, they're massive, they're huge, and largely going underreported. certainly not reflected in the official data. we had sort of seasonality thing, the last report has you wondering. is that still one of the issues that you're most concerned about? >> i am, charles. in fact,

>> yes, charles.rnings because costco had incredibly thin margins. so it is pretty normal it will fall slightly because there is not a lot of weighs they can incredibly increase their results. so the reason why i like costco is because if you look at it on long-term basis, it has a beautiful weekly chart pattern. we have increased dividends. we have consolidation ready to break out. i think ultimately that consolidation will break out in the direction of the trend which is higher and long term it will take us up to $650 a share. charles: it is hard to believe that costco, even down a week after earnings will stay down, right? we're talking about costco. >> yes. exactly. charles: like costco. who the hell sells costco? broadcom, this has been a beast. it has made huge moves in the week after it reported for the last couple years. can this continue? >> yes. charles and this is one i like for a long-term pick and also for a trade particularly because like you note it will make big moves after earnings. s

always appreciate it. >> charles, take care. charles: talk to you real soon.etail sales came in better than expected, you heard that. it has really been on trend. ironically enough in the pandemic era, this is what has been happening. almost 2020 december was down. january 2021, look at that. december 2021, december down, january '22 retail sales up. december of last year down. we just got this report this morning, up. i will bring in the founder of kb advisory group kristin bentz. is this the new we hunker down in december, we see the coast is clear and go out and spend? is this the new spending pattern we should get used to? >> there is a lot of noise in this data. there are a lot of one time seasonal adjustments. there is a big cola adjustment. like your former guest that was on, i don't think when you get down to the bottom of these numbers they're really not that great. i will take it. i will take the green but i really don't think this is the new normal. january is always a clearance month. you had a lot of retailers liquidating and i think consumers too

maybe she has got lightning in a bottle again, charles. charles: maybe.ou had lightning in a bottle every time. i appreciate you coming on, my man. talk to you real soon. >> thank you, charles. charles: does cathie wood have lightning in a bottle? we'll find out in a moment. cathie wood is our next guest. her fund is absolutely on fire here, but i will ask her about longer term, why is this approach so controversial, why is she convinced, why do so many people believe in her even after all the ups an downs? cathie wood right after this. ♪. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. desert mountain energy, a primary helium producer, is poised for big things in early 2023, with the start of production at their arizona helium project and the commissioning of an accompanying processing facility. desert mountain energy. at

charles: right. >> i think that's what did in the market a little bit. but overall i think we got some headwinds here and it is very simple, 10-year yield was down at 3.3 something. it is back above 3.8. as you know i've been talking, 18 months now, just complete direct correlation between that direction of the yields versus the market and right now a little bit of a headwind, nothing really untoward. you're separating the good from the bad. you have got some growth names getting blasted on bad earnings, some doing better on good earnings and look i think the next three months, every day is important. just watch yields. that is the big story. charles: bullard comment for a moment cme fed watch now which is a pretty good gauge for where the fed is going to go, they were at zero on a 50 basis-point hike just a month ago. that number is now at 21%. we've got some economic data coming out this week. you're in this camp right? you believe bullard was trying to give us a hint? >> i'm at 99% point it will b

charles payne. charles, my friend, take it away. charles: mr. demille, i'm ready for my close up. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is not making too much money right now, right? breaking right now, here's the thing one year into the invasion of ukraine and geopolitics hitting this market and hitting this market hard. meanwhile a hard landing. that seems to be back in vogue as economic data over the last couple weeks continues to exceed for the most part expectations. is that the street calling for more rate hikes? get this, folks, the nation's largest retailer says that consumers are beginning to stumble. we have jim bianco, shah gilani, how you can protect your portfolio and look out for winners. i'm also going to ask retired lieutenant-general keith kellogg what can be done about russia's aggression and china's belligerence. there is a big tech showdown in the supreme court. we have attorney leeza garber how the meta case could decide the fate the fate of the entire internet in terms of social media. he told you to buy it, even know it is up 60% this year. epide

thank you, charles. charles: same here. me here in our new york city studio. we're going to party it up, because i'm hosting the future of work. it's a special town hall. it's going to be on march 9th at 2 p.m. eastern. go right now, eventbrite.com, and search charles payne for tickets, and i'll see you in a few weeks. >>> coming up, from hitting the classic dvd rentals by mail -- [laughter] what's old is new again. my takeaway coming up. but first, bitcoin, it just tickled 25,000, made a hell of a rally. what's the next leg up, and why is this happening? we'll asked podcast host natalie brunell. she's in studio right after this. ♪ i like the way you move. ♪ i like the way you move. ♪ i love the way you move. ♪ ints like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. our ancestors had power, our ancestors had hope and our a

see you, charles. thanks.ts, on monday, ark invest ceo cathy woods going to join me for an interview and we have the talk in about five years. she's had a little success since then. next, my take away on the day the earth stood still. ♪ charles: so, you know, of all the intriguing things that have happened this week particularly in the stock market, outside of the market, that balloon floating above the montana skies and now moving? that stands out. and just about every ail end yen movie begins with a spaceship or a bunch of them floating in the sky sometimes disguised as a cloud or something like that, so maybe disguised as a chinese surveillance balloon? it's not farfetched. i do have to commit, i think that'd be cool. hear me out for a moment. one of my favorite sci-fi movies, the day the earth stood still. no, not the keane knew reeves version -- keanu reeves version. remember they stopped all the machines in a show of force and commanded that humankind learn to get along, or the next visit would be a real

charles: joe -- >> bearer of such bad news. charles: thanks a lot buddy. >> thank you, charles.want to bring in agf investments chief strategist greg valliere. greg, i have to get your takeaway from president biden's state of the union speech and how leftly he leaned in on this populist angle? >> is exactly what i was going to say, charles, good to see you. biden went populist. he bashed the oil industry. that was to me one of his great flaws in the first two years he went after the oil companies so he did it again. good news all the populist proposals he talked in his speech are going nowhere. no way in the world the house would approve these things. charles: i like the kumbayah moment, when everyone said we'll not go after social security, medicare, that kind of stuff. that would be political suicide. if you didn't stand up there, you might as well-put your foot on the third rail. we're getting into the debt ceiling fight. something has to give. if there is no wiggle room there how do they find any agreement? >> i didn't see any sign of conciliatory policies last night. it wil

>> yes, charles.ically when i'm looking at earnings trades, i like to identify stocks that of course trade in the options market. they need to have enough implied volatility. so what we're looking for is something that specifically is focused on in the media. it can draw a lot of attention to that stock. what happens is, it gets a lot of interest. that means the options prices get juiced up. charles: society bottom line it gives an exaggerated move, right? >> yes, that is correct. you don't want to look for a no nothing stock nobody is talking about. charles: you say it must have weekly options series available, what does that mean? >> so when you're looking at the options market you have some stocks only have an expiration series that expires once per month. that is called the monthly options expiration series. when you trade options around earnings you need stocks with weekly options expiration series, so you can trade options in the exact same week that earnings occur. charles: we are saying that l

charles: i agree. >> this is nutty stuff. charles: commodities are spiking.eed to worry about. they're changing overnight. powell knows that. the lag effect are kicking? >> the chances recession are very substantial. no reason for the fed to make it worse. biden should stop spending, should stop taxing, stop regulating, so supply side of economy with incentives can grow. that is the best way to manage this economy. we don't want to have another 10 years of 1% economic growth. which is the trend we've been in. it is crazy, absolutely craze. charles: i agree. i'm with you 1000%. >> we need leadership. charles: folks if you want more of this, i know you do, catch larry hosting "kudlow" at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. the number one show in all of financial business. coming up i give you my takeaway on the weaponization of everything. but first we'll look at this housing market with an insider. where is it going? i mean really where is it going? doesn't seem like anyone can afford a house anymore. bill pulte on deck. ♪. your record label is taking off. but so is your

jackie: charles, take it away. charles: good afternoon, guys. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now stocks finding terra firma right now but let's face it investors are still rat he had. with so many experts saying get out to avoid near term pain what can you do? humans we do anything to avoid pain even if it makes the condition worse, rather. what i will do is break down the investment dilemma in a few moments first, president biden is on his way home from polled land. meanwhile the china russia romance is heating up. china saying their relationship is solid as a rock. retired commander kirk lippold is with us at 22:20. fed minutes coming out. danielle dimartino booth and phil blancato will give us their analysis. i have a question, how much cash do you need to retire with ease? a million, three million, 20 million? tweet me @cvpayne. i like to share some of them. my take what is happening in the real economy. hint, it isn't as strong as people say it is. all that and so. more on "making money." ♪. charles: here is the dilemma that for investors

charles payne is up next with "making money." charles: that's right. brian: you got it. >> thanks a lot, guys. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." we're waiting to hear from president biden finally break his silence on those flying objects. what did we shoot down and why did it take so long to bring the chinese surveillance balloon down. we will have the comments live. as you can see on the screen we're in the red. we're off the lows after consumer prices came in hotter than expected. i think it was the fed's loretta mester, came out in a speech this morning in an effort to spook the market. it is working. i will ask ed yardeni if he is confident about the stock market. the consumer are resilient but are they on borrowed time is this the 21st century or not. jerone mart tis will help unconfuse it. bitcoin shifted in overdrive since the scandal began. charlie monger is not with us. he said something you don't want to hear. put it this way he is not too happy about america. bitcoin's big move. have you wondered the legiti

charles: sure.in here, i have less than a minute to go and you made a point about the vix being too damn low with our old friend with the rent being too damn high. you posted fear and greed chart like 34 times. is the market getting too complacent and too did did i in your thoughts. >> we had massive break out, they're being squeezed and sentiment is incredibly bearish but these breakouts are technically meaningful however we're not only getting overbought as we approach 4200, especially around 4220, 4230, major confluence resistance and the vix actually today and yesterday hit its multiyear uptrend line and so there is a technical battle going on. i suspect we're probably set up at least for a short-term pull back in the last couple weeks or so. then we'll have to assess how the market handles the pull back. if it breakouts, it can reach even higher targets on the bullish side. or ultimately starts rolling over. we'll keep watching that macroeconomic data very closely. the reopening of china as a t

charles: hello, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now stocks are under pressure but very defiant, folks. you see red on the screen? wall street is calling for a massive pullback, a lot more than that. the economy, consumer wall street are saying are too strong but are they right? maybe the narrative is wrong? speaking of which strength, nvidia, folks, rocketing much higher as analysts, many on wall street have changed their tune and jumping on this rocket ship if you listened to dan flax you would have a seat on this bad boy. guess what? he is back at 2:20 to talk about this and other ideas he likes. sam bankman-fried indicted on new criminal charges. i will dive into how the entire thing, this is a scam of monumental proportions, folks, but the most important thing you have got to know, we all have to fight, aided abetted in my opinion by the most powerful people in this country. plus we have a serious export issue with europe. we made inroads in france. there are massive hurdles regarding italy. kenny polcari with an

charles? charles: edward. >> thank you so much. if you get more things in there you need let us know. we'll bring you into the show. advisor group chief market strategist phil blancato. phil, we got the statement this is what everybody is looking for. stayed the same increases in target range. that word edward lawrence alluded to. a different point of change, cumulative tightening of monetary policy, maybe could beter h termed right now as maybe a pause? >> we did a lot at federal reserve. we're raising rates. we still see some issues overseas. we're hearing that vibe this is not a hawkish statement to me. more of a dovish statement. 25 now. 25 next go round i think they're done. charles: two fomc meetings ago where chairman powell brought up lags and the statement but he went all out to say hey we ain't there yet. the market fell completely apart. i do want to talk about this market, almost every guest, 95% of my guests are saying this is a bear market bounce. in the history you've seen so many of these dash dreams, bear market bo

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but she has a message sticking , charles. has a message sticking, charles.rise people. so she's going be making a big pitch for that. plus have the always irrepressible lady, colin campbell and phil dampier, our . royal to always colin campbell and phil dampier, our. royal to always unmissable dan is live at 9:00. can't wait for that. thank for your company this week and. i'm back on sunday at 9:00 nine till 11 for mark dolan tonight. the lovely wonderful fox is looking after my show tomorrow and saturday. so i'll see you on sunday at nine. keep it gb news. and let me tell you that the weather is next. good evening. i'm alex deakin and this your latest weather update friday. be dry for the vast majority to ease some cloud but some sunny spells poking through and a pretty mild day as well . the reason high day as well. the reason high pressure is anchored just to the south of us. but it's not completely dry at the moment, far from it because northern scotland's been a very day thanks to these weather fronts they now edging south and they are now edging south

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charles: here is the thing.us i know they bet consensus nine months in a row never happened i am a a little bit conspiracy theoryist i think low bailing, the composition is going to be report last year one best thing last two or three years one of the best things has been the able to move from the leisure jobs, retail jobs transportation and warehousing jobs pay a lot more, you know amazon cutting back all numbers coming back, so we may get 215,000 jobs but if largest partly are lowest paying jobs not going to be a good jobs' report gets back to hourly wages not still able to keep up with inflation, in my opinion, and then the trends the red flags temporary employment month after month after month in decline, so it is i think one of these numbers some point we know going to come down hard lagging indicator still watching for household survey more than establishment survey you know, it is they got lowball number maybe over that particular hurdle i just think the he internals of the force looking weaker and weaker

i do. >> charles: it is a shame., really, this is the folks that say what we need unlimited welfare. we need guaranteed income. all these sort of programs and ultimately they put themselves on a level that if you are a democrat and vote for this, you get the governor and the mayor in this case that you deserve. >> harris: where you started in california, with gavin newsom appearance before the french laundry, people can't go well and that is as bad as it gets. >> charles: speaking of $30,000. [overlapping voices] >> harris: i don't know. south park just did a parody of prince harry and meghan. but the royal couple did not think it was funny. now they want to sue? >> charles: i like your sound effects. ♪ ♪ g all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in ci

but she has a message sticking , charles. has a message sticking, charles.rise people. so she's going be making a big pitch for that. plus have the always irrepressible lady, colin campbell and phil dampier, our . royal to always colin campbell and phil dampier, our. royal to always unmissable dan is live at 9:00. can't wait for that. thank for your company this week and. i'm back on sunday at 9:00 nine till 11 for mark dolan tonight. the lovely wonderful fox is looking after my show tomorrow and saturday. so i'll see you on sunday at nine. keep it gb news. and let me tell you that the weather is next. good evening. i'm alex deakin and this your latest weather update friday. be dry for the vast majority to ease some cloud but some sunny spells poking through and a pretty mild day as well . the reason high day as well. the reason high pressure is just to the pressure is anchored just to the south of us. but it's not completely dry at the moment, far from it because northern scotland's been a very day thanks to these weather fronts they now edging south and th

our grandson, charles delar, is in touch with us now.o welcome you to our program. how are things from the very beginning , let's leave all the points above and e, do you know from the quote that we are discussing today that you have heard about this or have you ever heard this quote? can she be true? this is not just not true, it is also written badly, there is no depth, no thought , no greatness of style. as you know, my grandfather was a large-scale personality, he had warm feelings for the russian people and the russian people for russia. he will never be happy as long as he knows that injustice is happening somewhere in the world. here are his real words. in fact, my grandfather knew very well the breadth of the russian soul. her. generosity, friendliness , readiness for sympathy and compassion, he knew your culture well, which has very powerful ideological basis. family values ​​respect for parents and traditions. caring for children, as well as some selflessness and a tendency to listen to the voice of conscience. he knew that, ac

hugs to charles as nicole here.during the testimony is alex murdoch admitted voluntarily of his obscene opioid abuse, take a listen. >> may be 1000 milligrams or 1200 milligrams on the day i didn't take as much or did not have as much there are days many days, a lot of days, most days it was more than that many days they would be more than 2000 milligrams a day. >> you are taking 60 day or something like that? >> there are days i took more than that. >> you know, charles, he was opioid dependent, opioid tolerant taking very large amounts of opioids and abusing them. what do you think was a strategy for defense bringing this out? >> i think the strategy of the defense was to garner some sympathy for alex. it's a small town. there are a lot of people in this country particular small towns who have people who have family members have been touched by opioid addictions. but i think what the prosecution actually wanted to do the opioid addiction was show alex murdaugh gave those taken all these opioids he was able to func

claude had died and marianne remarries and charles maynard and farm lot number two is given to charles even though it belonged to mary and. so marianne in her lifetime lived at prairie du chien. she was very well known as a person who would take care of people who were sick, who were ill. she probably learned the skills from her mother as to how to produce native medicine foods from herbs and plants that were found. the area and she was known to even take people into her to care for them when they were ill and she left quite a few children, francois to cosette would come up to prairie du chien and live with her six children whose father was garnier and five children whose were the children of charles maynard and. marianne would outlive all of her. yet at the time always kept her maiden name of marion. the bush. marianne's oldest daughter, helene. helene was born in the 1790s, and she ends up marrying francois gagliano, who comes here from green bay, and he is a skilled blacksmith, and they acquire a lot of land here in the main and we are in the main right now. lot number. four. and ma

king charles. was charles., believe, going to originally, i believe, going to be windsor castle be called the windsor castle agreement, was going to the agreement, was going to have the gloss the regal gloss painted gloss of the regal gloss painted . why would it . otherwise, why else would it be i think he's oh, be windsor? so i think he's oh, one thing he does have is good advice. yeah. one thing he doesn't always do is listen to them on this occasion. i'm pretty as for pretty sure he does. but as for meeting von der leyen, meeting ursula von der leyen, she is not a head of state. if she is not a head of state. if she were a head of state then it would have been entirely appropriate them to have met appropriate for them to have met in she's not the head in that way. she's not the head of she's president of of state. she's the president of the commission. yes. the european commission. yes. and her to status and elevates her to the status of precisely some of precisely, precisely some very with brexiteers very

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certain protocol what, for example, er vadym prystaiko presented the verses of the certificate to charlesas our ukrainian ambassador rotalyny who was the first diplomat who had an audience with the new king, that is, the audience involves certain protocol things there, or the new diplomats, or the official visit of the president . it was a meeting of charles the third with volodymyr zelensky, the audience involves including the appropriate clothes, but uh , some people can throw that clothes are not necessarily there to wear a tie or a bow tie to have an audience. that is, it was an ordinary meeting which an audience was agreed with buckingham palace, that is, whether it was an audience there on the occasion of the anniversary of the accession to the throne or the coronation or some other festive things, it was a meeting that was part of the unannounced visit of volodymyr zelenskyi to great britain and to the zelenskyi audience were to yushchenko and to poroshenko, if we take it that way. almost all ukrainian presidents had official visits to britain except for viktor yanukovych, and ther

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now king charles biographer tom bower. now tom king charles biographer tom bower .o you make of this? is this a sign of weakness from king charles? you know, sinek forced him into or is he planning a cunning be politically involved still ? politically involved still? well, i think it's both, but unfortunately it confirms what i've always feared about king charles is that he'll court controversy . charles wants to be controversy. charles wants to be in the middle the picture and i think that even if the government had asked him and they certainly would have said do want me to run. he he and his advisers said firmly, no. but of course he wanted to do it. and that's the whole problem. that's why downing street can say it was palace's idea and vice versa , because they probably said, what do you think about? and he said, yes, i want to, because he wants to impose himself as a sort of broker of this country's fate . and that, of course, is a fate. and that, of course, is a huge danger of charles's reign. he just is far too prejudiced . he just is far too prejudiced. he j

but i'm afraid charles of there. but i'm afraid charles has got to put duty first.e's simply got to bite the bullet and say to harry, sorry but in the present climate , you cannot the present climate, you cannot come . i think that's very sage come. i think that's very sage advice . and because lots of advice. and because lots of sources to king charles a briefing this idea that if harry and meghan not at the coronation they non—attendance will overshadow proceedings. but i think you're completely right that's not true . if they are not that's not true. if they are not there, it will be a huge story when it's announced that they are not going to turn up. but actually it means that the coronation. we're not thinking, oh my goodness, is william going to lamp harry a and kate going to lamp harry a and kate going to have some sort of stare off .7 to have some sort of stare off? behind the scenes, we be given that opportunity we will just be given the opportunity to focus on the king. and, of course , if on the king. and, of course, if harry's thought i mean, the whole r

but i'm afraid charles of there. but i'm afraid charles has got to put duty first.e's simply got to bite the bullet and say to harry, sorry but in the present climate , you cannot the present climate, you cannot come . i think that's very sage come. i think that's very sage advice . and because lots of advice. and because lots of sources to king charles a briefing this idea that if harry and meghan not at the coronation they non—attendance will overshadow proceedings. but i think you're completely right that's not true . if they are not that's not true. if they are not there, it will be a huge story when it's announced that they are not going to turn up. but actually it means that the coronation. we're not thinking, oh my goodness, is william going to lamp harry a and kate going to lamp harry a and kate going to have some sort of stare off .7 to have some sort of stare off? behind the scenes, we be given that opportunity we will just be given the opportunity to focus on the king. and, of course , if on the king. and, of course, if harry's thought i mean, the whole r

miss charles, i mean, as a female is work in have gone on. you yourself being able to perform your role in the country. we have been continuing to be active in this country and we have sealed some of our health and nutrition intervention based on the exceptions made under the ban. and we are doing education started education program . so we have not given up our hope that our challenges, but we are continue to reach out to be moved into the country. so i activities come up and i continue to happen, which helps us to see that in spite of challenges, we can continue our work and make a difference in the country. you've been in this country for quite some time, therefore i think it's just best the best person to help us understand this. i mean, you mentioned that the taliban on women aid workers is having an impact on a delivery. the taliban knows that have gone. a son is a defendant and female it work as a crucial why band them then? it's and it's a kind of a situation where you you have no onset for many of this question. i feel hoping that it

by the way, jimmy, did you wear tthe tuxedo for me or charles? >> charles, why? we have an economy and you saw the story this week. two-thirds of americans and even americans making $100,000 a year, by the way, it is not their fault. they budgeted -- why is the government getting involved? what we cook on? leave us the hell alone. >> i heard you mentioned the davos in that crowd and the world economic forum, the ultimate control of not just america but of the western world by this group of elitists who have a get out of jail card free. they can fly on private jets and cook on gas stoves. >> sure, sure. >> and they're making it legal illegal, it will be illegal 1 day to drive a combustion-engined car. did you see the news yesterday? >> which one? >> inflation reduction act, they had $37 billion set aside for these ev car companies. it is free money. you mean free money? >> $31 trillion, we are $31 trillion in debt. no, we are robbing our kids and grand kids. jimmy, i love your jacket. >> i look like the oldest guy in the boy band, don't i? i look like i am in the

>> charles barkley gave me a compliment? charles, charles, where are you?n pay me later. >> he doesn't think it's you. the debate over the g.o.a.t. your interview with lebron where you got him to admit that he thought he was, is the g.o.a.t. what do you think? >> many different answers. jordan, lebron. the only thing that saddens me you forget about my young fella, mr. kobe bryant. but, listen. lebron's had a great career. michael's had a great career. it's great barbershop top. i see people in the barbershop getting ready over to fight over this, who is the g.o.a.t. >> you don't think it's lebron? >> i don't like that question. you have to do generational. i think it's disrespectful to kareem. i think it's disrespectful to magic and bird, to kobe bryant and michael jordan. lebron has definitely been the greatest of his generation. i never played against lebron. he never played against kareem. kenny played against me and michael. did you play against lebron? >> no. >> it's not fair. we should do generational. >> i want to talk about the show. you guys have

and king charles is brought into this., i said i genuinely think that has not thought through and has been badly advised. i'm surprised that buckingham palace went along with it. however, i think now there is a real danger for rishi sunak. i think that will live to regret this . what about live to regret this. what about king? will the king live to regret this when all we all are beginning? i mean, i am a staunch royalist so are most people in northern ireland really good good king barely at all of that. and this what so sad that they are actually so patron izing that they thought that, you know, if we call it the windsor document and we have the windsor document and we have the king involved, all the king involved, that all those come out with those people who come out with their any time their union flags any time there's a royal visit will of say, oh, this must be all right, just patronage is the danger. just so patronage is the danger. isn't the danger , kate, that isn't the danger, kate, that people like you and i, yo

and king charles is brought into this.id i genuinely think that has not thought through and has been badly advised. i'm surprised that buckingham palace went along with it. however, i think now there is a real danger for rishi sunak. i think that will live to regret this . what about live to regret this. what about king? will the king live to regret this when all we all are beginning? i mean, i am a staunch royalist so are most people in northern ireland really good good king barely at all of that. and this what so sad that they are actually so patron izing that they thought that, you know, if we call it the windsor document and we have the windsor document and we have the king involved, all the king involved, that all those who come with those people who come out with their any time their union flags any time there's a royal visit will of say, oh, this must be all right, just patronage is the danger. just so patronage is the danger. isn't the danger , kate, that isn't the danger, kate, that people like you and i, you know

dr akhilesh sur'an from charles �* shelters. dr akhilesh sur'an from charles dow i shelters. - from charles dow and university speaking to me a little earlier. to north korea now, which has held a huge night—time military parade, to mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of its military. its leader, kimjong un, was unusually accompanied by his ten—year—old daughter, kim ju ae, fuelling speculation that she has been chosen has his successor. 0ur correspondent in seouljean mackenzie has more details. the usual pagea ntry. only for this parade, it was not weapons that were centre stage. it was its young observer. kimjong un's daughter, thought to be his second child, ten—year—old ju—ae. this is herfifth public appearance, all in three months. leading to speculation that she has been chosen as her father's successor. down below, the thousands of foot soldiers blistered through the streets of pyongyang. "protect kim jong un until death", they shout. they have been practising these formations for weeks in the biting cold. then came the weapons. 11 of north korea's newest interco

miss charles, odd enough. people getting aid in the middle of one of the worst winters in afghanistan. thanks for having me in this car. yeah, that's, that's a very tough situation. and the question that you are asking me no. because then i would, when i started in 2021, i was talking about 18400000 people needing assistance. then towards the mid 2022. i was talking about 24400000. and today i'm talking about 28400000 people needing assistance. the numbers are constantly growing. the him i did in crisis has really, really become a huge challenge. and is a challenge made worse by the taliban on women aid workers? yeah, this ban has also made many of the international organization to suspend our programs on the ground because we don't female quickly. it's also very difficult to reach out to the female beneficiaries. and this has made it difficult for her to implement your right. it does. i think not, i really have to ask you this, miss charles, i mean, as a female is work in have gone on. you yourself being able