charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." we're own cusp of a major, major breakout. skeptics dig nor and dismiss this move might have happened today. initial hopes of peace in ukraine faded but we're seeing scripts rewritten. people want to continue to buy energy and buy the dips. we'll give you the parameters. by the way we have one of the best chartist in the industry making his debut on "making money. americans are running out of pay, as america runs out the gas. sadly, it doesn't have to be this way. we'll talk about that later in the show. limits of tiffism, not only anyone vesting but in lights. i will share that and much more on "making money." >> folks, breaking news! the fed is going to hike rates a gazillion times. you don't blow me? i will show you. this is the next meeting a 50 basis-point hike. what about june? another 50 basis point. 20% of a 75 basis-point hike. how about the next month? another 25%. another 25%. another 25%. another 25%. another 25%. another 25%. and another 25% and it goes on and on and on!

charles: i'm charles payne, this is "making money."came out of the gate cautiously optimistic, let's put it that way. but it got a major head of steam that jay powell wants to start right hiking higher with baby steps. but he also promises or thinks he can get a soft landing. state of the union was more of the same, excuses fingerpointing, blame game. struggling americans want help right now. president biden talking up electric vehicles lavishing praise on ford and general motors but what about love for the dude who started it all? the question for investors is elon musk the best way to play the ev space. as i said jerome powell on the hot seat in congress. took array of questions, some even pertaining to fed policy we'll explore what it means for the market and your portfolio. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: it was the shot heard around the financial markets around the world and for a moment it actually moved the russian invasion of ukraine off the, main focus at least for the market, right? jay powell finally

for that i turn to charles payne. hey, charles. charles: hey, neil. i'm charles payne. this is making money. embarrassed and defiant jay powell says the fed will engineer a soft landing as we quell inflation. a message that has flown under the radar, folks this will have huge i implications foreour livs beyond the stock market, can he pull it off. why back-to-back rallies are the ultimate buy signal. irans may be pumping oil in negotiations with the u.s. as part of nuclear deal you about couldn't we avoid enriching another tyrant by turning on the taps here at home? all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: a new jay powell emerged jed in front of the house finance committee. the fed chairman, he made his move to get past that transitory fiasco by laying out more clarity on plans to hike rates and whittle down the balance sheet. he removed the guessing game. we know now he is in favor of hiking the rates, beginning the rate hiking cycle by affirming a 25 basis-point hike but took it a step further by saying the fed can land a soft landing. the fed shifts

charles payne, right now. charles: hey, neil. person due lump goes back and forth. finally moving the other way. thanks a lot. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now it is the day after. while debate rages whether the fed pulls off ambitious plans, jay powell, he knows how to sweet talk stock investors when he has to. bond investors a different story. president biden signing off on hundreds of millions of more aid to ukraine. the president says it is simply not enough. pressure mounts on capitol hill to do even more. i will ask senator bill hagerty what is next. you heard people making money day trading markets, flipping houses, flipping watches, how about flipping used cars? put the dodge minivan up for sale. make some extra cash. all that and more on "making money". >> oops, he did it again. everyone says federal reserve chairman jerome powell has to walk a tightrope, not turning the economy into recession. the tightrope that they believe he can pull it off. on that score jay powell once again able to begal equity investors. i

charles: okay.here's a lot more but we got to go, move on, because it's a lot of things we got to cover but this is fantastic stuff. we have to think about this historically and globally because it's a global story. great seeing you, chris. folks of course it's gut check time for investors but before you give up on the stock market you have to stay for the end of the show and listen to my takeaway also despite all of that volatility some investors aren't panicking enough. they say why are you still in this market? we'll tell you why, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with

charles: this is it. charles: what happens then from here?it remains to be seen. >> just saying that you know that powell is not going to be ultraaggressive, volcker 2.0. >> i don't think he will be volcker 2.0. charles: what happens if he is not volcker 2.0? >> i think we lose complete control of inflation at least in the short term. political pressure on midterm election is immense, charles. immense. charles: nomi, "wall street journal" had an op-ed the other day. i didn't realize how many democrats who work there, how connected they were to keynesian economics that they ignore supply side completely. i didn't realize it was that politicized already within the federal reserve. does that play a role in the sense that they already have a blind side, right? and maybe this is why they have missed the transitory part of this because they only focus on demand? even now we'll hear powell talk a lot about demand and not supply? >> that is exactly right and when you have the unlimited ability with the federal reserve does have and has used to inflat

charles: sorry.lly cut out on our end but, as you were running off the litany of great thing, let me jump in there for a moment. talk about how widespread the carnage was. how pessimistic everything was. we're still significantly down, right? there are pockets, sectors way down even below their 200-day moving average. does that suggest how much more room own the upside there could be? >> i think so, charles. i really think, what i would be doing using days like today where it pulls back to be adding to my exposure overall. i have my wish-list ready. i would still own some growth. i would be underweighted there. i think it will underperform the rest of the year. would focus on smaller mid-cap stocks, more cyclical sectors. i would be taking advantage of the international marketplace right now, particularly emerging markets outside of china. i think international markets might be the sneaky winner once russia does come to some revolution, or resolution i think will occur. i do think the market goes to

here is my buddy, charles payne. hey, charles. charles: neil, thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now a shocking surge in crude oil overnight coupled with shocking demands from vladmir putin put stocks as you can see on their heels as slim hopes fade on the resolution in ukraine. the market in my opinion is significantly oversold but it doesn't mean it can't go lower. the most important thing, how do you know when the worst is over? president biden courting a rogues galley of bad actors for oil while refusing to increase production here at home. the result? 4-dollar gasoline, folks. loss of gasoline independence. inflation read will be later this week. it is promising to be a shocker. what is means for the federal reserve and your wallet. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: all right, folks the markets continue to real from mostly headlines revolving around the russian invasion of ukraine. the latest jolt where the united states considers a unilateral ban on russian imports. this

charles: sure. >> i think we'll test the highs again. charles: kenny? >> i think we're in a broader, for a while we're in 4420, 4800 trading range. that is what i think we'll see. will we test higher? i think we could, but like erin resistance, there wit not be reason to push up and through because there is a lot of uncertainty over fed policy. >> market doesn't like uncertainty but what out there could be a surprise at this point? some people are calling for 75 basis points higher. feels like all the bad kind of news is out there, maybe we only get positive, when it comes to surprises, feels like only surprise will be positive? >> i think we're still really uncertain about inflation. i think all the forecasts have been consistently wrong. it keeps coming in higher more than anybody expected. charles: don't feel like today was a top? >> i keep, i felt like we have tops beforehand back in january. charles: right. >> we got to see one month where inflation is coming down. just one month, or it not coming -- >> i think momentum is higher. i think momentum

charles: okay.mas, let me ask you about your new app, because i think one of the things that you, that's been important to you is being able to educate and to communicate better. tell us about this new app. >> so as you know, interactive brokers' customers are proactively analyzing the market s, and they think consumer formation and wide variety of research and trading tools. so it's a very -- platform which often scares away people who are not -- out there for the investors. so so if -- this new app, global trader, it is for beginners. charles: okay. >> and it's very simple to download from the app store. you can download it in two minutes, and it's a very good tool to begin to learn about the market. charles: well, that, i mean, i just wanted to say that's one of the things that you talk about all the time, wanting to educate tease new investors, because you're committed. i think it's a great thing. we're out of time, with but i hope you come back soon. we're taking guests in the studio whenever y

to you, charles. charles: it is looking for a reason to stop going down, neil. we'll explore all of that. thank you very much, my friend. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." nothing positive on the diplomatic front as russia sticks to its outlandish demands. inflation is as bad as everyone thought, as we know it will get worse major indices and amazon trying to bust out the old playbook. not all countries are ending business in russia. i will talk might. i will answer your questions and more. keep them coming. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so a questioned's gains, you know, listen, hopes were dashed on a resolution and president zelenskyy had already been offering major concessions so that kind of got us hoping yesterday and thinking but apparently russia negotiators simply doubled down on their additional demands. additionally to the war in ukraine investors grappling with economic growth, inflation and coupled with the angst war pressuring this market. i want to get right to keith nicholas and david nelson. keith, the

charles: right.> that is problematic. i think this is a little bit of a dead-cat bounce. we can go higher but i don't know how high we can go here. charles: lisa, fed has shifted into rate hiking cycle. this is mind-boggling what it has been able to do before then. if farfetched the investors look past the war in ukraine that there will be a resolution there and even beyond this hawkish fed looking beyond the fed? >> charles, great to see you and i think it is really important you have been talking about geopolitical events as sort of of markers where we can see some rallies after the initial fear. i think you're right for the most part. the war in ukraine is probably getting -- the fear is probably getting priced out. there is left tail risk of terrible use of weapons we don't want to talk about, it's still out there but i think for the most part the market absorbed higher energy prices, higher commodity costs, higher food prices. i think that is true. charles: right. >> i think what is less certain

now to charles payne. charles: neil, we wish her a swift recovery. thanks a lot, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now the script has been flipped a curious reaction to a hawkish fed, right? but investors ignoring spiking yields a whole lot of other things. so has the case been made the bottom has been put in, or if not, well we've got some folks who disagree but if it has been should you be buying this dip? we'll talk about the longer view, how you avoid investing heart ache. i will tell you how to filter out the noise later on in the show. by the way the american dream is alive and well. byron allen is here with his amazing journey. president biden taking or talking about a new world order in the wake after the ukraine invasion. i will ask senator kevin cramer what the heck he is talking about. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so this morning bond yields they continue to climb really at a blistering pace. key curves rapidly moving towards inversion. that always been a fantastic harbinger o

here is charles payne. hey, charles. charles: great words as always, neil, thank you very much. appreciate it. absolutely right. good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking right now the market is on pause, the last five sessions, folks, these have been record breaking sessions absolutely amazing. the question is this a bear market bounce or start of a major leg higher? why are investors ignoring powell's hawkish rhetoric, powell 3.0? as the war intensifies are these sanctions working? i'm going to ask are we ignoring our own ethos to pin down this madman? i will ask senator john cornyn for that. will pain at the pump ever matter more than climate for a for a lot of people in charge? i give you my take following the money to make money in the market. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so it is a quiet day today thus far but we got some data this morning on housing. also some crude inventory numbers. house you numbers a little worrisome. sales missed consensus. declined, the street was expecting for them to be up, declined month-ov

we'll see if charles payne can keep at that going. hey, charles. charles: we'll try our very best. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." we began the day second worst start to a trading year in history. almost every stock you had thought about buying you had your eye on was certainly on sale. the question, did you buy the dip this morning? everyone is wondering if this monster rally is the real deal or yet another head fake. don't worry i have got the very best to help you with your thoughts. also president biden throwing in the towel on crude oil. the price at the pump will continue to soar until customers say no mas, that is what the industry says is demand destruction real or just a myth? biden finally issuing the crypto executive order everyone is waiting for. does this bring order to the process or could it derail bitcoin, ethereum and all the others? all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, obviously we got a really nice bounce out of gate this morning but obviously it also has been a devastating year for the market. in fact only surpassed by 2

charles: i'm charles payne. this did "making money". markets stock exchanged amazing reversal on hopes of end to invasion of ukraine. news happened hours ago, news that sparked this general epiphany. why today? we'll drill down on that. targets for the market at the beginning of the year being slashed left and right. we'll ask ed yardeni why i lowered his in as many months. president biden taking on oil companies, shifting inflation blame and what it could mean for your portfolio. coa single rate hike of the fed break the back of this fragile economy? jim bianco says it is possible. we'll explain that and more all this on "making money. ♪. charles: so listen the market really has been in full retreat since the russian invasion, but investors sensing a shift. some reports out today that president zelenskyy, we're not 100% sure about him, could signal the end of the war. i want to bring in yardeni research president, ed yardeni. there is a clip -- it was interesting, because it became news as zelenskyy was getting a standing ovation in th

rather remarkable time for another charlie, charles payne. charles: neil thank you very much. that's great news i'll take it from here. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is " making money" breaking right now, rather, since the market bottom in march of 2009, this rally is one main characteristic, you know what it is. resolve. now, investors are wondering if this weeks resolve marks the bottom or if this is only a bear market. i've got some of the most brilliant minds in the discuss, brian belski, lance roberts, michelle schneider and so many more folks you know and rely on on whether this is a big move and what you should be doing about it. meanwhile president biden warning chinese president xi about choosing sides with russia. if the next cold war is all about economics, will the west prevail? i'll ask gordon chang and who needs powell and easy money printing machine when corporate america sitting on $2 trillion, how you can benefit from the cfo , all that and so much more on "making money." golly, its been an impressive week for the market but obviously still

charles: i really do. i think that feature is really amazing, unique and it's something people are looking for and more volatile markets, so we'll talk to you again real soon but again congratulations. >> thanks again. charles: still to come folks, my interview with hip hop artist kodak black and the advice i'll give him as he loads up on bitcoin but he's ready to tackle the stock market, get a pen i've got ideas to share with him and you and also president biden arriving in warsaw moments ago as new survey shows a major blow to the standard of living here at home, here in america. we'll give you those gut wrench ing details also reaction from one of my favorite economists brian westbury. meet jessica moore. jessica was born to care. she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today she's a teammate at trui

charles?ou very, very much and i want to pick up on that because, make a statement right here and now, folks. i think there should be a test before you become a member of congress. i'm not saying it has to be obviously the same criteria as a rhodes scholar. but if you're going to make economic policy you should understand economics 101. share with you a tweet from representative jayapal yesterday, right? screaming about profits, lyft, 36% from, from 2020 to 2021. here's the problem though, folks. i will put up an income statement from lyft for the last four years. revenues were up 36% after being down 35% but as far as profits, you see all that yellow stuff down there? how about they lost $6.6 billion in the last four years as they built this business and hired over 4300 people? joining me now trend macro chief investment officer don luskin. you know, don, these are the people that want to gut capitalism. just your thoughts. >> we must not insist that people like representative jayapal take ec

now to my buddy charles payne. hey, charles. charles: thank you, neil. good afternoon i'm charles payne. this is "making money." after disasterous finish what was a disasterous week the market began with a brave face but higher bond yields neil was talking about it. the rest of the market not doing as well. meanwhile there is a new great debate, folks, where is the best place to hide your money, cash, gold or bitcoin? plus a reminder to investors this is a long-term endeavor, do not panic. the white house set to meet with china about helping russia skirt sanctions. can the biden administration lay down the law in the face of the world's emboldened bad actors who don't seem to care anymore? all that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so hopes were dashed big-time late friday a handful of buyers packed up for the weekend. really only thing that stopped the slide was the closing bell. you know i'm a rose-colored glasses kind of guy. last week there were not many positives. it is pretty clear the market is set to go higher if we get some conclusion

charles: really?ings nobody else, charlie, have you seen the zimbabwe war market? , no, i haven't. >> say zimbabwe, but south africa has been incredible fund to trade because it is commodities rich. it comes down to what happens in the united states when the commodities continue to go up, things we export get more expensive. charles: right. >> or things we import and export get more expensive. charles: right. >> at this point we may actually see some of these people be right. charles: to that point though, there is always sort of a story around that. you know, long term, rob, for me i've always been 98% based in usa, in part because i know the companies and the products better. >> yeah. that makes a lot of sense, charles. with globalization obviously you're able to play u.s. companies that have large exposure if you want to china, to india, so i think that is probably the better way to do it especially looking at some of the companies like alibaba, tencent. as somebody who manages other peoples money

charles? charles: hillary, thank you very much.ns to go down the path of germany and europe already has gone down. take a look at this folks. that is the high electricity price. imagine if that is your bill, up 400% in a year. i want to bring in trend macro's chief investment officer don luskin. don, first let me get to breaking news about three hours ago. i guess you would call this a coalition of the willing. oil companies, countries with oil in stockpile, 31 nations releasing 60 million barrels. it is about 2 million a day for the next month. and, you know, listen, this time it backfired not only in the sense that it is northern sense nonsensical because if panicked. feels like there is a sense of panic among all these nations. what do you make of the move? >> it is not a coalition of the willing but a coalition of the desperate this oil crisis is happening at a time when storage of oil on a worldwide basis is at the lowest in history. so this couldn't be happening at a worst time. release from strategic stockpiles is a release

charles: it's a great question.pproach to this is making sure reviewed the consumer -- making sure we meet the consumer whether consumer wants to be met. we have a value brand that is more cost-conscious, a high-quality but affordable brand. we have premium and/or luxurious approach to cannabis as well. meeting the consumer where they want to be met and allowing us to protect margins by offering products at these various price points with margin protection built in based on production approaches. caroline: how it is the administration allowing the consumer to meet where they want to be met? charles: each state is different. it is one of the complexities of the industry, but also one of the challenges that turns into opportunities. when you can navigate this state-by-state regulatory patchwork, it creates an opportunity to create success and depth in these markets today that put human ability -- the key is the leadership position today that allows you to be that choice of the future investor, the future consumer, whe

charles? guest: i think real energy security is going to take a lot of renewable energy in the united states. what we are seeing, as senator murkowski referenced, is vladimir putin is using fossil fuels and energy as a weapon against the west. until we get to a place where we are really not dependent on fossil fuels we are going to be at the whims of any kind of autocratic leader who wants to use fossil fuels as a weapon. i really think we have to look at this issue both as the short-term needs of our allies and how do we make sure that europeans can get through this winter and have the energy that they need, and what are the longer-term needs of the united states? how are we going to get to a place over the next 10 years where we are using less and less fossil fuels and we have built up clear, cheaper, renewable energies in the united states? even when it comes to fossil fuel you cannot flip a switch and have rigs put online. we have to be serious about what steps will be taken if we are goin

i believe we can actually return to charles. i am charles, are you able to hear me? it's rob madison, in london and endo here now we seem to have lost the signal as you can imagine, of course, that the signal is a difficult to get when you're traveling on on that road. we'll try and get back in touch with charles as soon as we can establish a proper single signal. but for now, ukraine's president has accused nato of giving russia the green light continued to bombard and kill ukrainians by refusing to establish a no fly zone. but russia's president has warned that any attempt to be considered nato's entry into the fighting and his father minister as accused president zalinski of wanting to provoke further conflict. to sharon of broker asked royal for still another. it's zalinski so unhappy with nato not interfering. then that means he's hoping to resolve this conflict by involving nato. it means he's not hearing statements from you appear. capitals saying they won't get involved. it means he wants to provoke a conflict between nato and russia. that's the mood he's in.

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charles, your reaction to that?ould be investigated, and if warranted, there should be an impeachment hearing for justice thomas. even if it is not going to lead to his removal, because the senate would not go along with the removal, it will be very much like trump and his two impeachments. but i'm a very big proponent of impeachment on principle. i think it should have to accord for history with something a rages, and egregious, has happened. someone has to make an official action. and an impeachment is that, it marks, it creates a scarlet letter that lasts. it doesn't necessarily lead to removal, but it means something. >> charles blow, great to have you back, thank you for joining us tonight. ej dion's new book is 100% democracy. thank you both very much for joining our discussion tonight. coming up, we will get a live report from ukraine, with a los angeles times photojournalist, who has seen firsthand the horrors and the devastation. vladimir putin is inflicting in kharkiv. that's next. that's next. ♪♪ i'm gett

charles parish. he worked up here and did staff work with congressman scully's. i will tell you just a great guy as his heart and soul, complete passion for the parish and compassion for the people he represents. you will see in the testimony today, what a great resource and perspective you will be providing. >> dr. lauren alexander augustine is the director of the gulf research program at the national academies of science, engineering, and medicine. an expert on water, natural disasters, and resilience. currently overseas the use of settlement funds directed to the national academies from the deep water disasters. as the country's director for the african science academy development initiative. welcome to all of our panelists. written statements will be made part of the record. dr. salecki, you are recognized to give a five-minute presentation of your testimony. >> thank you, could you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> ranking member graves, members of the select committee, thank you for inviting me today

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charles will let you get to safety. charles stratford is reporting from a 0 pizza. as you can see, he was just stops. we will get more clarity on what's happening and i will try and cross back to him a little later. in the meantime, charles stratford wasn't cartesian just about 24 hours ago and he sent us this reports. a man walks carefully down the street totally destroyed. russian bombs have ripped through these buildings in central park. give. the area is silent and brutally scarred. shrapnel has ripped through cars, masonry, thrown in, the blasts has crushed others when flames still rise from buildings nearby on craters and twisted steel. this st in central car cave shows you just how devastating the effect of russian bombing of the city has been. and it's higher, st totally destroyed. where do these buildings have people's homes in the private residences, flats, some of them still smoking. one of the main things that many people here tell you is that they can in no way understand how the leader of a country like russia could do something like this to a city lik

max verstappen will be second on the grid tomorrow but it's charles leclerc�*s ferrari on pole.ent natalie pirks has more. a fascinating qualifying session tonight and ferrari definitely going home happiest. charles leclerc on pole with his team—mate in third, the world champion of the max verstappen could only manage to split the pair and came second. we have known for some time ferrari were rapid, tonight they really proved it. mercedes problems, they continue. lewis hamilton fest tonight. george russell had a little area, he could only manage ninth. a penny of the thoughts for bottas who wrestled a place in the mercedes. he has managed sixth. whatever result for haas. we had a torrid last season, they wanted to focus on this year's car. kevin magnussen back formula when again to replace the russian who contract was terminated. he came seventh. but those issues for mclaren, they are continuing apace. in barcelona as testing, everyone was living there, but they've had a torrid couple of weeks. lando norris could only manage 13th, daniel ricardo 18th and he said we've got a lot

let's bring in charles watson with more, charles.ukraine the people there are trying to find any semblance of normal but in all too often the reality of war rear its ugly head. here you have people gathered on the streets of lviv trying to enjoy a concert in the live live opera and they hear this. those are air raid sirens set off by russian missile strikes saturday that literally sent people running for their lives. officials in lviv said two of those cruise missiles that are ukrainian fuel depo holding essentially supplies. firefighters working hard to try to extinguish the fires. have been set up for ukrainians who are trying to escape mariupol. the donetsk government said they are given the opportunity to be evacuated on russian territory if they want. >> all the houses, everything is destroyed. people get their water under attack. it's scary. charles: others who are displaced if they haven't left to find refuge are finding so solace at church and you can bet no doubt, every prayer is needed these days for the innocent people cau

i'll to say was charles stratford as more from the banks of the nepa river, which is just across from the zapora g, a power plant. so the nuclear power plant is around 5 kilometers across the geneva river. what we know is that it came on a heavy shilling last night. we also know that russian forces are in control of the plot now, and that ukrainian workers have been allowed to continue operating it, but on the russian supervision. the military here are saying that in the last 24 hours or so, there have been a couple of shells fired from the southern side of the geneva river in this direction. we also know that there is ongoing fighting along that southern side of the river, up to the town, at least of basilica. these are becoming new front lines. the situation here on this side of the river, suddenly amongst the communities here is being, is very calm. people are going about the day to day business as normal, but it was a military operations around what is europe's largest nuclear power plant, have potentially terrifying implications. russia has been heavily criticized by the internat

the fact is that charles de gaulle was the head of the first free, then, fighting france as he renamed on the eve of july 14, why did he need france for him in post-war europe for the sake of the interest of great britain, of course, yours is so very much. what order to give a medal? i think you want to earn an order for a medal? aleksey mishchenko city of ulyanovsk please translate for me from english what is for the balance of power question number one in may 42 stayed in england for a month. who it? you know very well. valery titova city of penza, school number 35, that's what they called molotov quite right, the medal is urgent. it was his secret pseudonym. question number two during his visit to great britain, molotov met with its king. do you remember what his majesty's name was? alexander kuzmin, school number two in the city of pskov, i believe his name was george the sixth, therefore, what we are doing, sweeping , handing over, we get it very correctly. and question number three may 26, 42 an agreement was signed with the british. what was it called and how old was it? the agr

charles, welcome to the show. i want play this for you. despite being incompetent, and messy, what she said they still need. take a look. >> the support we received today, the packages that president biden has announced is very helpful. that is very helpful but not enough. we need jets. we need jets with a javelin, a drone, or the javelin. we need another plane to shoot the plane. we need to put down their airplanes they don't bombard children and women. >> charles, i want to ask that question. given what you seen, do you agree with this? that jets would allow them to stop the slaughter? >> the problem is most of the damage being done is by units from the ground. they are getting hit by missiles and artillery. i don't want a second guess the ukrainian parliament are presidents and look for. they want these jets first to keep their skies clear. as a symbol of commitment. commitment from the west to get those jets to them. in terms of things that are actually causing death and distraction, those jets would have to go after ground units, that

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i'm in for charles payne as you saw. we want to begin with breaking news that happened on your screen. you saw it here live. president biden claiming nato is more united than ever, surprising vladmir putin in the process, nato staying together. nato staying together, that is the by sons to putin. he brought that up during the in the press conference. the president is in brussels today for an emergency meeting of western allies, announcing a billion dollars of humanitarian aid from the united states, the willingness of the u.s. to take in 100,000 refugees on our soil, and, yes, more sanctions are coming. he announced that as well. let's bring in edward lawrence who is live at the summit. he joins me with all of of the reschunk reaction from there. edward, good afternoon. reporter: cheryl you heard the president confirm new sanctions will be imposed here. he talked briefly the u.s. military equipment they will give to ukraine. he talked more at length about the humanitarian assistance that he believes the u.s. should impos

joining me now is charles blow, "new york times" columnist and host of "prime with charles blow."this ukraine refugee crisis should be a reminder that all refugees are not black and brown, that anyone can be a refugee and they all should be treated equally and fairly? because we spent a lot of time this week, some of us in the civil rights community, talking to the u.s. state department and the u.n. about intervening on these reports. >> absolutely, reverend. thank you for having me. i mean, what it shows us is that in times of severe stress, when you don't have the opportunity for reflection, when your first thought is your only thought, that racial tribalism comes rushing to the forefront and that becomes the motivating actor. as you just described, you know, everyone there is in danger. bombs and bullets do not know if you are ukrainian or if you're african and they don't care. so everyone there is in the same level of danger. and yet the instinct of some people, it appears from both the videos we've seen and from reports from people who said they were discriminated against, th

charles?uest: i think real energy security is going to take a lot of renewable energy in the united states. what we are seeing, as senator murkowski referenced, is vladimir putin is using fossil fuels and energy as a weapon against the west. until we get to a place where we are really not dependent on fossil fuels we are going to be at the whims of any kind of autocratic leader who wants to use fossil fuels as a weapon. i really think we have to look at this issue both as the short-term needs of our allies and how do we make sure that europeans can get through this winter and have the energy that they need, and what are the longer-term needs of the united states? how are we going to get to a place over the next 10 years where we are using less and less fossil fuels and we have built up clear, cheaper, renewable energies in the united states? even when it comes to fossil fuel you cannot flip a switch and have rigs put online. we have to be serious about what steps will be taken if we are going

and charles is in the last 30 seconds.i want to fast forward to the president's trip to belgium and ultimately warsaw. is there something he could do in that analogy of playing his strongest hand when he's on this trip later this week? yeah, i think the first thing he needs to do during his trip to poland is obviously address the humanitarian issue within poland. you know, we've given like you said, almost fifteen dollars billion, 14 billion initially 800 million last week. and we need to make sure that poland has all the help they can regarding these. what are going to be four to five million refugees to poland. the other thing is stand with our nato allies, poland being the closest to russia and make sure that there is no misunderstanding that if something happens to poland that's originating from russia ,article five will be in force and the nato allies will kalamurina uplay giving as good inside charles. thank you , jonathan. gref. charles, always fascinating that from sanctions to boycott ,war takes a heavy toll on ru

charles parish. he actually worked up here and worked with congress scalise, worked for the united states department of energy. is a fellow bee keeper. and i will tell you, just a great guy that has his heart and soul, complete passion for the parish and compassion for the people that he represents. i think you will see in his testimony todays what a great resource and perspective i will be providing to the committee. >> thank you. and dr. lauren zand augustine is the consultive director of the gulf research program at the national act mes of science engineering and medicine, an expert in water, natural disasters and resilience, dr. augustine currently oversees the management and use of criminal settlement funds directed to the national act niece from the deep water horizon disaster. she previously led efforts to build community resilience at the resilient america program and as the country director for the african science academy development initiative. welcome the all of our panelists. without obje

charles, good seeing you. i'm wondering what you make of this.to be taking the brunt of this because they are most dependent on russian fuel, energy, almost any sort, but especially natural gas. if they have to ration it, that could get anxious. what do you think? >> yeah, you're 100% right. 50% of their net gas comes from russia. the e.u., 41%. the entire continent is in trouble here. in germany, natural gas is a number 2 source of number for their homes and businesses. coal is number 1. coal is up 175% in the last year. nat gas in europe is up 165%. it's come down. but no pun intended, but russia has germany and a lot of other countries over a barrel right now but they put themselves? that position. nuclear right now is 13% of germany's energy power. they're going to get rid of their nuclear power facilities, this is a mind boggling path and an amazing cautionary tale for america and our efforts to be a greener nation that there's a smart way to do it and a suicidal way to doing it. we're seeing what the latter looks like. >> neil: in the laste

and also to william and catherine — charles and also to william and catherine to get on with the jobhink that's — catherine to get on with the job. i think that's important. it's also a time _ think that's important. it's also a time of— think that's important. it's also a time of transition with former colonies _ time of transition with former colonies. you look at jamaica now making _ colonies. you look at jamaica now making the — colonies. you look at jamaica now making the statement that he does not want _ making the statement that he does not want the queen to be head of state any— not want the queen to be head of state any more, they want to become a republic _ state any more, they want to become a republic. you have to respect that _ a republic. you have to respect that. definitely a time of transition. barbados went last year. yotr've _ transition. barbados went last year. yotr've got— transition. barbados went last year. you've got to now focus on what you can do. _ you've got to now focus on what you can do. the — you've got to now focus on what you can do, the commonwealth

charles will let you go for now. thank you so much . stratford is reporting for us from car keys while completely immoral. that's how ukraine is describing a proposal from russia to provide humanitarian corridors for ukrainian citizens that would lead to russia and bella. ruth. so that comes after moscow said that its opening 6 routes to allow civilians to leave, and it said it was acting at the request of the french president to manual my chrome. well, keith says civilian suffering is being used to manipulate them and world leaders, if calling for citizens to be allowed to leave ukraine through the city of levine in the west of the country. while all that's happening talks between the 2 sides are due to take place a little bit later for the 3rd time in bella roost. ukraine's deputy prime minister is also calling on moscow to clarify immediately if it content a consent to cease fire with. were you looking now she lou, this yvonne cause the moraz. this is an unacceptable way of opening humanitarian corridors. our peop

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charles parish . the rest of your counties, you haven't caught on yet and he's the leader of one of our local governments and counties and a guy that was out there waist deep, neck deep in water for correcting iraq, throwing sandbags, trying to save his community resilience is critical in louisiana and he's going to talk today a little bit about risk 2.0 about this change within fema that has been made that causes extraordinary rate increases and flood insurance. people in his community going somewhere from $560 a year to 7000. we believe one even $9000 in a year. i don't know. this is insane what's going on. what we need to be doing is protecting communities for madam chair iwant to go in a differentdirection today . we're talking about resilience, this is the climate committee . we're supposed to be dealing with climate issues and all this committees been doing all this congress has been doing is hitting here talking about how we're going to move to renewable energy solutions. that's what we're goin

charles castro. thanks so much for your time. bye good. now the warn ukraine is in its 2nd way. compare the president for a lot of mis lensky has urged his people to keep up the resistance. that's as russia intensifies the tax on major cities, the mayor of the black sea port of his song confirmed that russian troops have indeed taken the city. it's the 1st major urban centre to full synth russian forces began their invasion of ukraine, and it comes as russian troops continued to attack the outskirts of the cranium, capital devastation on the outskirts of keith as the invasion of ukraine drags into its 2nd week. russia has intensified its attacks on major cities across the country, with russian forces advancing in the east and south. president vladimir putin claimed that the so called special military operation is going to plan. as he gets a little, the russian soldiers and offices are acting bravely, like true heroes. our troops fight with persistence and full understanding that their cause is right spool and when you minute proactively wi