earlier we spoke with our deli correspondent, charles carter care and asked whether the export ban was indeed helping keep local prices and check even though internationally it has been looked at, looked upon as the as a flip flop. because just before the ban, india was saying that it's exports will only go up and is looking for newer markets to explore weed and suddenly came the export ban. so from a political policy perspective, from the international food market perspective, it was seen as a flip flop, but domestically appears to have helped because initially of farmers also good got a good rate for their produce, for those farmers will manage to ward their produce. and for the average consumer, the prices have not risen as much as they were feared to, which is reflecting in the latest retail inflation numbers are. so thank you so much for watching. ah ah, do you have to get out out of the hotels only bring in black sea coast. ukrainian refugees are like eating their rooms for the tourists. but where can they go? from gary is considered do tours t u country still a lot of similariti

carter. i will explain in in "my take" away. that and much more on "making money." ♪. charlesso the market continues to play "whack-a-mole" at rally attempts as each day seems to bring the same epiphany, hey, the economy is in trouble. the nuance, it isn't the economy that is moving lower but the notion that some of those, you know, some of the declines are of course organic but some is being engineered by a group of mad scientists we call them the federal reserve. it reminds me of the three wise monkeys. guide for living. we actually heard from four fed officials leading to today, they all agreed, economy is strong, actions must be taken to quell inflation and there will be no recession. sounds like the kind of swagger that could lead to some major mistakes. the carrage is adding up. it is equal to 46% of the u.s. domestic product. only second to the carnage from the global financial crisis. that was sparked by feckless risk-taking by the smartest guys in the room and it pricked a real house of cards. damage in my mind seems excessive based on the market we're in but however

charles: good old democracy. thanks, hillary. let's get to lee carter.now from recent polling that inflation and the economy top of voter's minds. you see this continue through november, right? >> yeah, there's no doubt about it. in fact, when you look at how people are thinking about the economy, inflation, their view of the future, it's the worst polling since 1972. 83% of folks say the economy is not good or poor. 40%, 40% of americans say their financial situation has gotten worse in the last few weeks. joe biden's polling has dropped again and again. he's now subject 40%, which is really low. we've only seen that a few times historically. overall, i don't see any sentiment changing without huge policy change about huge change and how people feel. i don't see that happening. >> martha: were you shocked friday when the consumer sentiment number came out? the lowest in history. think about the things that happened in this country in the past 85 years. it's mind blowing. >> it's mindblowing it's that low. the collective of what we've been there, where w

. >> charles: a first in the nation poll putting florida republican ron desantis in first place should he run in 2024. why polster lee carter's just the beginning. don't like what you're hearing out of the supreme court? ignore the court. why what some are pushing on the left has critics saying that's not right. ♪ so i climbed into the cab, and then i settled down inside ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ ♪♪ >> charles: to the 2024 race for the gop presidential race. ron desantis is building his national profile and his war chest. this is as a poll shows him pulling ahead of donald trump in a potential head-to-head matchup. lee carter is here to discuss. piers morgan actually weighed in. we'll get to that in a moment. your thoughts on this poll yourself. >> so my thoughts on this are it is so far away from the election. if you think back to what happened in 2015 and 2016, in june of 2015, there was a "washington post" article that said here's the five reasons why jeb bush will be the next president of the united states. he got nowhere.

carter on this one. liz claman, over to you. liz: yeah, how about these markets? i have a song. i have an analogy. charles: i'm ready. liz: up down, they're like the rubber band man. charles: you can't go wrong with the spinners. liz: charles thank you very much the clock is running, those are the exact words fed chair jay powell is using today to say that reducing inflation is paramount but worries about a hawkish fed have market players undecided if i big rate move at the end of next month could tip the economy into a recession so that's investors playing it close to the vest in a volatile session ahead of tomorrows core pce report. that's the fed's favorite inflation indicator. oil and nat gas flipping rate in the session but the push for alternative energy still full speed ahead. we will speak to the ceo of solar panel company sun run about how business is faring, and you've gotta see this. it's shocking deal with ford to power your house with a ford f-150 lightning pick-up. it's a fox business exclusive. plus, high gasoline prices lighting a fire under rv sales. not in the market for an rv? how about an rv parts

carter days we don't have the good things happening in the world. this is artificially -- this is truly something that didn't need to happen. >> todd: robert charles,e was always my friend, appreciate it. did you see this? coney island turning into the wild, wild west when gunmen fired in broad daylight. >> carley: it is a good day to be johnny depp. [cheers and applause] >> carley: johnny depp wasn't there. the actor celebrating a big victory in the defamation trial against ex amber heard. how much money he is actually walking away with. there is a lot of zeros on the end of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: officers killed in the line of duty by criminals in 2021 with nearly half killed in an ambush styled attack. a major uptick from the previous year. >> todd: jonathan gilliam former fbi navy seal, number 73 that carley read to, we are learning half of them were ambush style incident. will this uptick of killing law enforcement whether ambush or otherwise continue until movements like defund the police are gone? >> you know, i believe that is the case. it is not just defund the police. let's look at who the echo chamber is for groups like that. it is the p

charles, plaqueman parishes and it including my amendment to improve safety features along the banks of the mississippi river. mr. carter: an important move after the recent tragic drowning of three children in algiers in my district. as we work to untangle supply chain and navigate climate change, we can't delay water management -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. carter: i urge favorable passage of wrda act h.r. 7776. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is now recognized. mr. graves: i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from puerto rico, miss gonzalez-colon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from puerto rico is recognized. miss gonzalez-colon: i want to thank you for including all the amendments and language in this bill. wrda has been a key for infrastructure projects in our states and territories and this bill will not be an exception. this has been the cornerstone of puerto rico's recovery and this legislation's enabling it to continue to do so. this bill includes the re-authorization of three major flood risk management projects in puerto rico, in maya west, r