neil: here is charles. charles? charles: neil, thank you very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money" and breaking right now, record shattering producer price not derailing the stock market. in fact buyers determined to take to zelda after days of disappointment and major setbacks but investors are torn. do you bottom fish or stay in defensive sectors? do you stay in stocks or go to commodities? here's the thing, pendulum is shifting. it is going back to fomo. we got you covered. the federal reserve is determined to crush the stock market, folks. has all the jawboning revealed all bark, no bite? is this corporate malfeasance. can't wait to talk to don luskin. do you suffer from sadism? you might be a bitcoin investor. wait until hear the latest attack on the defy revolution. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, so it was a pedestrian session until the market started to gain a little bit of momentum. you know here's the thing, investors were expecting a ugly ppi number which by the way was even wor

glad you came on. >> thank you, charles. charles: see you soon.ests rocking peru as people take to the streets because of high costs of inflation. not the only place in the world with high inflation. we have jim bianco. he is demanding that the fed do something about the inflationary problem to save humanity even if it hurts wall street. he is here in studio. he is next. ♪. you can't buy love. happiness. or confidence. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. ♪ ♪ meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead t

charles: indeed. that sparked removal of the mask mandates with science and constitution has brought animal spirits back are. looking at it in today's session. we can't ignore the bond market route. jim bianco has implications there. jack dorsey coming to the defense of elon musk and free speech in a series of tweets rips the self-righteous cnn i love it but can elon pull this off? when record savings were low, what do americans do? charge it! can plastic keep the party going against runaway inflation? we have answers and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all hand-wringing attention we give big events, right? like the jobs report or earnings season. the market really seems to make its biggest moves in a real stealthy manner without any fanfare, often not associated with any particular event. there are signs when this is happening of course though. partly because it is happening in slow motion now. some of those signs, some of those signals are contrarian. lots of puts. lots of stock downgrad

neil: here is charles payne. hey, charles. charles: hey, neil, thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." the tug-of-war continues. the market popped out of the gate. as you can see only drifted lower. i don't want you to get too frustrated. there are so many things happening beneath the surface you need to toe to you can be better positioned. you hear the word quality, quality stocks you want to be. then you ask yourself what the heck is quality? today we'll find out. elon musk, well he does it again. tesla with record sales without any advertising. robo-taxis grabbed all the attention. he is moving closer to grabbing twitter. he made it his third billion dollar company. the media, well they're at it folks, again. saying about it coin investors have low financial literacy. tweet me your thoughts. do you believe that? all and so much more on "making money". ♪. ♪ baby don't hurt me no more ♪ charles: the great disco classic from hattaway, he asked, what is love, baby, don't hurt me, don't hurt me no more. i'm asking what

charles: wow. lot of times we're out of one sector the sectors getting hit on the growth side, tech, what they call communication services, right? in fact they took it on the chin again. here's the thing, the most important part is the media part because that is a big part but the media part where we're starting to fall apart, folks iemett, etf is the top hold something twitter. look at this chart, maybe we got what they call a reverse head and shoulders. george, talk to you about this, if we hold hear, get above 32, twitter is acting pretty good i think elon musk could not only unlock value for twitter but i think for the entire sector, your thoughts? >> hi, charles, i'm really not a fan of trying to get into sectors that just aren't working especially if you're trading instead of investing. the old cliche is a market of stocks, not a stock market has been never more true than today. we had a decade you could buy "faang" go to sleep for 10 years because passive investing all that worked. i think y

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charles: all right.o the market, i don't know, unlikely savior today, mark zuckerberg, folks, he delivered that meta was a guy ant that lost its way. they will be. still down huge this year. this from all-time highs. it is not even back to the 50-day moving average. are earnings overall for this earnings season are very robust. for the most part the market has been reacting postively but what could have been a monster start to the session actually stumbled after we learned about the first quarter gdp report. we were up big premarket. we were opened higher. moment terrellly the dow was in the red. gdp, 1.4%. a lot on the street thought it would be higher. a lot of apologists for it. the air came out of the market. we're building some kind of a momentum. we've had these ebbs and flows a long time. what it speaks to on one side the vulnerability about this market. what it speaks to how much the rally wants to live on. i want to bring in bmo capital markets chief market strategist brian belski. you are in th

charles: absolutely. i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking now what might have been a ho-hum day is turning into a barn-burner over telecommunication names where elon musk putting his money where his mouth is. he is taking 9% stake in twitter. a lot of people are cheering. cheering downbeaten down stocks in their portfolio. tweet me: @cvpayne. i would love to hear what you're thinking. the white house taking a victory lap on the trucking business but insider says trend show a imminent recession. up next the potential for a monster short squeeze. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so now the entire market is picking up steam. of course this nasdaq bolted out the gate, this on news that elon musk taking more than 9% passive position in twitter. now this news comes something of a surprise although i got to tell you musk telegraphed his displeasure with twitter in many tweets recently but the assumption was essentially that the man that built a world class auto and space company from scratch would simply do the same

and so much news, right, charles? charles: always a, always.reet's top analysts. he has just made a prediction on hold up twitter shares will open on monday morning in light of all the developments over the last few hours. we're about to tell you what dan eaves is predicting -- i'ves is predict -- ives is predicting. elon musk's $43 billion for the social media platform now they have a second bidder as twitter's board adopts a poison pill. charlie gasparino's hoppi

see if my buddy charles payne can fix that. hey, charles. charles: thanks, neil. it will call for serious heavy lifting but i will try. neil: i know it. >> good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now, the market higher on inflation news. it cohave been a lot worse. is the inflation scare over or is this a bear market bounce? right now it is looking like it. the yellow economy. i will show you what it looks like. it will blow your mind. meanwhile a subway attack in brooklyn leaves 28 people wounded. urban crime is becoming a pandemic. effects on the economy an politics. covid-19 is latest problem have me wondering have we overestimate the president xi? another reason to bring the factory jobs home. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: lay out the conundrum dumb for you. really a conundrum and an opportunity. federal reserve has to stop people spending money. people spend money when they get raises and the stock market is higher. fed chair powell needs to hit the market, not crush it, that is a soft landing. yes it is not

charles: all right.ike i said we're reeling from those comment yesterday from fed governor lael brainard who will be vice-chair at some point soon shifted the conversation from hikes to rate hikes, and balance sheet reductions simultaneously. we have the marching orders. the fed has their marching orders. how will the execution however look? what will the impact be for the economy and the market? kicking us off is former dallas fed advisor and quill intelligence ceo danielle dimartino booth. danielle, there was some speculation the fed would even start reducing the balance sheet as soon as today. that is how much the conversation has changed. how do you see it playing out? >> well i think the fed is going to continue to grabbed all. gradual. i think market got ahead of itself anticipating that the fed will be so aggressive. it is exciting to talk about. we've seenly certain a lot of evidence playing out in the bond market, charles. they came out and said they will phase in the role-off over a three month

charles: mark, we covered a lot. all fantastic. >> thank you, charles charles, you too. breaking news. senate confirmed biden's pick for the supreme court. ketanji brown jackson will be the first black woman on the nation's highest court. jackson getting bipartisan support in 53-47 vote. like most of her predecessors she will not take the bench immediately. she must take the bench when justice william breyer leaves. ketanji brown jackson will be the first african-american woman to be a supreme court justice. treasury secretary janet yellen sounding alarm on cryptocurrency and regulators. many wonder what the next move will be. president biden pausing a student loan payments yet again. perhaps setting the stage for a blanket loan forgiveness. i can't wait to sink my teeth in that one. we'll be right back. ♪. ♪♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. new projects m

charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now the stock market is taking a back seat to the elon musk show. the drama revealing cracks and divisions in our nation. i have brilliant minds on wall street and i have a few thoughts to share as well. banks showing earnings reports as they made a bundle on trading. are these the same suits calling retail dumb for actively trading? the biden administration activates the inflation push. they said it was dick enworld back then. some americans could not find food. i can't wait to seek might teeth into this latest kinard. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: you heard elon musk make as $54.20 all cash offer for twitter. the way the news is covering this underscores how hostile the media has become to free speech. i was livid listening to nonsense about funding and how musk could convince wall street toe back him and maybe he would have trouble doing that. of course i tweeted as much. listen there are other questions. what the business model would be? the fairn

charles? charles: connell before i let you go.things the last couple days i read where italy is like all right, you know, we've got to pay in rubles, this feels like germany, it's not going to pushback ultimately i mean, they box themselfed in. i want your thoughts on that and also, ukrainian forces taking back cities and territory and now this art of course this op-ed in the journal about going on the offensive. i mean, you follow this and you understand the way things work. could the tide turn where you think we, america, would even decide to help them with offensive weapons? connell: i don't know about that last part about the offensive weapons but in using the weapons they already have its been impressive looking at the gains that have been documented by the ukrainian forces in the last say week to 10 days, charles. in and around the city of kyiv, we've been looking at a radius i know today of about 25-kilometer s where the russians have really been pushed back even further in some cases where they moved so close to the capito

charles? charles: lawrence, thank you very much. me now republican senator cynthia lummis of wyoming. senator, i watched the video zelenskyy brought to the united nations today. it is extraordinarily powerful. it is a remind there are no limits on crimes against humanity when you have a strong man like vladmir putin. what else can and should america be doing to help? >> we need to give them more weapons. we need to go further with the sanctions on oligarchs, on the political leaders. on as many citizens as we can get. we need to clamp russia down. charles: why are we dripping all of this out? every time i think this will be the third or fourth round of sanctions. why, we didn't do enough in my opinion to prevent this from happening, once it did happen, it is dripping, why don't we hit them with everything we've got including the kitchen sink right now. >> right, everything including the kitchen sink right now. right we should have certainty them more weapons earlier. even just handguns and ammunition. now they bigger equipment. they

charles?it's a serious game, not a game but certainly, i was going to say a game of chicken but it's much more than that. edward, thank you very much, my friend. reporter: includes sanctions. sanctions are the reason for that, yeah. charles: going back and forth on this i want to bring in intelligence quarterly partner, global energy materials market strategist tracy shuchart. from uninvestment point of view what are implications for this move by russia. natural gas for a lot of people, do you stay long for that? >> i think over the medium to longer term natural gas is still a really great play. i keep saying this is the trade fuel. we've seen europe backpedal on their gas bans. the u.s., algeria, egypt and israel will highly benefit from the eu weaning itself off of russian natural gas even though their goal is really complete independence by 2027, they do want to cut this in half by the end of the year which realistically is probably not all that feasible but the meantime u.s. negotiated lon

payne knows, charles? charles: i'm going to certainly work on it neil, thanks a lot my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is "making money" and breaking right now it's another friday free fall. remember last friday? the same desperation is in the air in all the news is bad news. that has investors many of them racing for the exits, meanwhile, the a's get an f, but is selling of amazon and apple over done? i'll ask laura martin in a few minutes and the word that will live in infamy how transitory continues to cast a shadow over the federal reserve plus buying the dip has been a disaster this year just as the oracle of omaha is partying like a rock star what you can learn from his first research report i can't wait to share this with you all that and so much more on "making money." >> happy birthday transitory. so, yesterday was one year ago that april 28, when the fomc statement noted that inflation has risen largely reflecting transitory factors. now remember, at the time the cpi was

a nation turns it lonely eyes, to my buddy, charles payne. charles, get us out of this mess. charles: my nickname is atlas, i will try my best. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, the market is slammed by a ball of confusion. inflation, supply chain issues, fed, earnings and war on ukraine that is slowly drawing the west in closer and closer. meanwhile it is war in the united states. it's a new civil war. how elon musk takeover of twitter exposing cracks in our society but what if he does for the platform what he did for the auto industry and for space? could be amazing. can microsoft save this market? we hope so. we have special guest senator tim scott what needs to be done for order in the united states and the world. a very special show. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so as you can see the market in full retreat today as investors continue to grapple with how to assess you know, the really what is going to be record federal reserve tightening. deliberate attempt by the federal reserve to curb ou

charles: i agree. i think we all kind of agree with that and with that in mind, david, has sentiment just gotten too pessimistic? we got the american association of individual investors, still under 20% and other pessimism, put buying, are we too pessimistic and often that's considered a buy signal. >> well, you're absolutely right, charles. the retail assessment of investors has been bearish now for several weeks here and historically, six to 12 months out, the market has outperformed what it normally does but that's just one tool in our tool box, we still have to look at the fed , inflation, corporate earnings and so forth but all in all, i like the fact when people are bearish, because it means that a lot of money has moved to the sidelines if the news is just not quite as bad as forecast, that money can come back and lift prices higher. charles: to that point, scott, is there something cathartic about this , we talk about markets rallying, consolidating and occasionally, getting over their skiis, r

charles: joe?d will not go 300 basis points, charles, will not unwind the balance sheet 600 billion, would be worth 350 basis points of tightening. i would watch supply chains out of china because the fed has absolutely no control over that. charles: great point, all of this stuff. joe, danielle, thank you both very, very much. >>> all right, folks, reports that this bull market of its death may be greatly exaggerated. stay with us to find out why. also can the market bounce from key support happen? if not, what does failure mean? we'll take you to chart school when we come back. ♪. with my hectic life, you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions, and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you

charles buchinsky.r has been playing in episodes next to the stars for 33 years and wants to change the name of the country where he is persecuting the communists. the slavic surname interferes with getting roles. and while he is driving his wife harry this two friends are looking for him a pseudonym, looking to street names at the sight of the bronson avenue sign. one of them exclaims that charlie will simply go to the letter b without any pretensions. everyone turns to the zubuchin charts and he drops sparingly. okay charles bronson is the name of the beginning of a new life third there will be no barriers to charles's path to success. at least he thinks so, but fame will come to him much later. time drags on like that. how long do we have to wait dolly john has patience patience. it ended for me. the life of charles bronson this story of revenge and a slow rise to glory on the way, to which he created an impenetrable armor for himself, which became a burden in his acting career, sometimes i am a real

he was really letting charles had. charles looked shocked but jeff who had always found charles fake couldn't tell if it was sincere. then jeff invoked the nuclear option. prhe made it clear he would no longer be part of the project if charles stayed. charles objected, talking about allthe things he'd set up but jeff said it doesn't matter. i don't believe in becoming a google. we need to build something lofor people, not corporations . jeff also said amir, i'm sorry i gave you the benefit of the doubt but i don't think you you belong here because i've not seen much contribution from you. meantime what next, said he agreed with jeff in regard to charles . jeff was outraged. don't just agree with me, say what's wrong. he added he couldn't trust what was real or not. basically it seemedcharles sometimes lied . joe said, and joe is one of the business guys. joe said he trusted charles, believe charles wanted the best for ethereum and supported him staying which would support any final decisions. if someone felt he seemed

just said charles has got to go. he is a liability and he used a more colorful language like the word sociopaths. they punished becausee a mere ws technically his boss but he considered him mia. he wasn't allowed on decision decision-making calls despite having compiled of the dossier he didn't say much about charles. gavin who spoke early was watching the proceedings. appalled by how they had invited everyone to point fingers and name names and everyone who happened to be in-house including joe's son was privy to the sensitive discussion. sittingg through an hour of t people proclaiming their enemies was excruciating and felt charles didn't deserve a public wbashing even if it was by the people who had been living with him.py people were unhappy with charles was a poor decision. she felt the meeting was spontaneous rather than organized and didn't see any smaller group with which the problems could have been discussed. one of the main orchestrator's of the moment was conflicted so there were two staff that kind of f

he didn't say much about charles. gavin who had spoken early was watching the proceedings appalled by how vitalik had invited everyone to point fingers and name names. and everyone who happened to be in the house including joe's son was privy to this sensitive discussion. sitting through an hour of people proclaiming their enemies was excruciating. he felt charles didn't deserve a public bashing. even if it was by the people who had been living with him. gav felt calling a meeting when vitalik knew in advance that people were unhappy with charles was a poor decision. vitalik felt that the meeting was spontaneous rather than organized and doesn't see any smaller group with with which the problems could have been discussed. matthias one of the main orchestrators of this moment was conflicted. so there were two. staff that had kind of like plotted to oust charles. even though he knew this was the right thing to do. he'd always struggled with confrontation and the way everyone was airing their grievances about charles mad

charles mans him.iscovered that -- >> hansen was a lifelong criminal who could never go more than a day or two of his free life without breaking some law. >> and the people with, him young and mostly women were barely more than half his age. >> they are easily influenced. you know, they came from broken homes, where they were bullied at school, they didn't fit in, and he was able to tap into all of that. >> police begin to interview this woman. one was 18 year old barbara, they spoke about life inside the family and what attracted her to charles manson. >> he was very loving. he was very much a father figure. >> how did it make you feel when he was nice to like that? >> it made me feel special. it felt like we were all figures on one hand, like we were the digital and charlie was the hand. >> police spoke with other manson women to, and learn that in the fall of 67, manchin moved to los angeles where he sent his girls out to find someone, anyone who could make him a rock star. they encountered dennis w

this is it. >> this can be happening. >> charles! did know david can. they met playing basketball. in another round of questioning, the story changed and changed again. finally, money put himself at the crime scene. >> the reason why was there was to bring the count. >> that night? >> monet said david cam asked him to bring untraceable untraceable gun. he was a guy that was kind of the wrong place at the wrong time. >> these events start to unfold, an investigation became apparent that this case was intertwined between two people. >> now, the prosecutor had a new theory. david kim did not act alone. he had a coconspirator. the ex cop and the ex conricus charged with the three killings. david was outraged. he believed he should have been set free. after all, charles monet's signature was all over the scene. >> he techs women, defenseless, innocent women. he takes their shoes, their socks. he holds guns to their heads and threatens to shoot them in the head. you know? all of those things from his previous crimes where exactly would hap

film of the great charles bronson. what is the name of i will kill you. i think charles was attracted by the fact that he is a man of action, because he wants to act. people want to see their husbands like this, at the same time, all these acts of violence, he sympathizes with the hero, because there is humanity in him, there is subtlety, and the viewer feels it behind his acts of cruelty. and yet he does them, although in essence. he's a good man , that sounds strange. is it possible to kill 30 people for an hour and a half and be good? at the pinnacle of fame, bronson could do whatever he wanted, he could, like klintwisdom, make films himself, picking up the baton of black westerns with hard geleons. who are you ? i wouldn't be happy if, once i looked at my path, i understood? all i did was star in a few films and make money. i think it's my duty to myself and others to try. what else are you bronson did not have such impulses. i live, as usual, in it the same food, i do the same exercises, everything, as before. bro

and prince charles and camilla went to canada recently. they were caught on camera giggling through a performance of inuit singers, and they were accused of being quite disrespectful. >> iean, look, they're all completely out of sync with this whole movement. i mean, the whole thing has got to be reviewed. it's not right. i mean, when kate quite recently went over to copenhagen and met with the crown prince mary and they discussed early childhood education, that was a good look for kate. that was good optics. she looked like a crisp international diplomat. and i think that with the younger generation, you're going to see much more of that kind of an overseas visit. there's a mission. there's a point. i meanyou know, just showing up and, you know, batting a tennis ball or sort of cutting a ribbon, it does feel very, in a strange way, sort of condescending. and i think it's going to be massively rethought. and i'm told that william is really determined that is going to be totally re-examined. ♪♪ >> so, "the crown," the netflix series, you've

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. >> stephen: yeah who is older, you or charles barkley. >> charles is way older. >> stephen: he's way 350, looks good for 350 year old man. >> charles barkley does not look good, stop it. don't do that. no, he does not, cut it out. >> stephen: write that down. i'm going to write that down. >> write it down, charles barkley, not look good. >> stephen: are you staying healthier than barkley. >> i sure am. >> stephen: yeah. what is. this i have heard about this condition here, what does that mean? >> cb, charles barkley over the belts belly, i don't want my belly to go over my belt f you look at charles he has a santsa clues juicy role cinnamon bun belly it is just-- sps you want to frost it, sometime. >> yes, you do. >> stephen: there you go, the way to get around that is never wear a belt. >> well, he can't wear a belt. they don't make them his side. (laughter) telling you. i was like i never, ever want to look like that. >> stephen: now we had your dear friend charles barkley on, we have had him on many times and one of. >> you had charles on the show more than me? (laughter). >> step

charles, joyce and dean are all back with me. charles, i'll start with you.t cawthorn admitted his claims were exaggerated. but what could possibly motivate cawthorn to make those claims about his own party members in the first place? >> first of all, let's start with the idea that it's exaggerated. what does that mean? which word was exaggerated? is what is this definition of an orgy? what kind of drug, is it not cocaine, some other drug? like i'm very curious to have an answer to this idea of which struck, and which part of this phrase is the exact reason. that said, i think the problem here is that they will tolerate all manner of conspiracy theorists, theories, and all manner of things inappropriately said, and losses against democrats. when it became about them, that was the bridge too far, and that was why cawthorn is facing those charges. >> yeah, you bring a very good point on the language. i don't really think about that one when i heard mccarthy's statement, because it was so absurd the way that he basically decided to criticize cawthorn, when every

charles? >> thanks, jeff. now there is a rush to get ukraine the weapons that they need before russia's new ground offensive in the east. john kirby says the shipments start to arrive. rich edson has the very latest from the pentagon. rich? >> good afternoon, charles. the first four of those flights according to a senior u.s. defense official arrived yesterday. flight number 5 is expected to arrive within the next 24 hours. this is the latest 800 million of weaponry that the u.s. is sending to the ukrainian military. officials here say russian is moving forces in the south and the east for an offensive there and the russians are still facing challenges. >> these appear to be connick difficulties that the russian military has nor command and control, operational maneuver, air to ground, all problems that they still suffer from. >> now, last week the u.s.a. nounsed the additional $800 million in additional security assistance includes sharing more intelligence. ukrainian president zelensky has been imploring the

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and also from london charles arthur, journalist specialising in technology and social media.y warm welcome to all of you. quinn, let's start with you. why has twitter accepted elon musk's offer in just a few days ago the board unanimously agreed not to let the takeover go through? quinn: i think maybe some people who are more inclined on the business side can speak to that relatively well. it is clear that the offer that was ultimately made exceeded the share price of twitter such that it was a very attractive bit. even after twitter had put in a poison pill notoriously just last week. laura: do you agree it was just an offer that was too good to refuse in the end? charles: it was interesting that twitter was due to produce its first-quarter results this tuesday, some feel that with the general slowdown with the world economy things were not looking so good and this was the best offer on the table. it was easy for them to refuse the offer initially because musk did not have the financing. they were hoping maybe someone would turn up with more money. the $55 that musk is offer

charles jung. appreciate your time. >> okay.nk you. >>> also tonight, governor newsom is having a change of heart when it comes to nuclear energy. the state's only remaining nuclear power plant is supposed to close in just a few years, but maybe not. we're talking about the diablo canyon nuclear plant down in san luis obispo county. they're scheduled to close one of the reactors in 2024, and the second reactor in 2025. today governor newsom's office confirming to us the state may explore ways to keep it open. why keep it open? to avoid potential power shortages. remember the rolling blackouts we had during the power shortages? last year they created 6% of the state's power. so who would pay to keep this open? the governor said the state may apply for federal funds. he also said the plan is to still eventually shut down diablo canyon. there is also a steep political price for governor newsom. many progressives are against the nuclear power plants. >>> let's take you outside on this friday night. a live look at our camera here in

eric: while, just get some rest at charles. [laughter] arthel: that is white we respect our military so much. imagine doing that. you train for that in our life-threatening situation. charles did alright in his report we are back in one hour at 4:00 p.m. eastern. please join us then. ♪ >> hello editor report i am paul gigot. with russian troops fully withdrawn from the capitol region of kyiv the scope of vladimir putin's barbarity came into sharp focus this week with scenes of murder and mass graves from bucha and other ukrainian towns. the biden administration or western allies moving to impose new sanctions against the kremlin in retaliation to what they are calling war crimes for ukraine now embracing for a renewed russian offensive on its eastern front were dozens of

new york times columnist charles blow will join us later, summed up republican cynicism this way. republicans are playing a heavily into culture war issues like challenging the teaching of black history, and a history of white supremacy in schools, as well as restricting discussions of lgbt issues and campaigning against trans women and girls competing in sports with other women and girls. and, they are using parental rights as a trojan horse to enact their agenda. republicans are using white parental fear, particularly the fears of white moms, worried about harm coming to their children, to attract suburban white women and get them to the polls, the oppression is a bonus. last week, michigan republican state senator lana ties, claim during her invocation prior to a senate session that children are under attack, from forces that desire things for them other than what their parents would have them see, and here, and no. three democrats walked out of the session in protest, including michigan state senator natalie make morrow. yesterday, that republican state senator decided to pers

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