christopher: absolutely.i think he is telling us that he sees war with the united states as increasingly likely and we see two aspects of this in the speech he delivered to the congress. the first is that long-standing phraseology in these work reports were china judged peace and economic development not only were the dominant global trend but also an enduring one are gone from this report and instead they have been replaced with what xi jinping called the spirit of struggle, which is a throwback to the 1960's under mao zedong. the other way he is telegraphing that is he is showing us that the economy is moving toward what we might call a fortress economy, that is less dependent on the global order and less dependent on the united states. he talks a lot about self-sufficiency in technology and that tells us he is hardening that system in preparation for that possible coming war with the united states. nick: he spent a lot of time on military modernization. not only a regional war or confrontation with the u.s

christopher: for the pbs newshour, i'm christopher booker in colorado.day is three weeks from tomorrow, meaning this is a time when candidates and campaigns are having to focus more than ever on money. they recently facea federal deadline to report their campaign spending and fundraising through september. lisa desjardins is here to walk us through how finances are playing in this year's elections. hello, lisa. compared to other years, how much of a factor is money this year? lisa: we are seeing a storm of campaign spending. let's look at the comparative numbers here. you go back to 2018, the last midterm election, total spending was his cell also very high. $5.7 billion. where do we think we will end up this year? this estimate says more than $9.3 billion, perching twice that much in just four years. notably, this year, outside spending groups, super pac's, all those kind of ideas, they are contributing more than 1.3 billion, a billion-dollar force from folks who are not candidates and not political parties. i will say one thing we are noticing this yea

christopher haines, from energy aspects. thank you for your thoughts and keep and now to some of the other girl, the business stories making news, german factory orders and down again for august after a short rebound in the previous month. the latest numbers, troy drop off 2.4 percent of the industrial clients and consumers, both foreign and domestic, have or less. the weaker numbers already new fears. germany could be headed into a recession, ratings agency, fitch has lowered the outlook for its credit rating for britain to negative. the i'm going to say that prime minister in this process, plant tax would lead to a significant increase in fiscal deficit. they're also factoring in the inflation and thinking poll numbers for the governing, conservative party to us financial investors are out of the proposed take over of twitter by long musk, apollo, global management and fixed 3 partners were committed to invest $1000000000.00 part of a $7000000000.00 3rd party equity package, but mister musk has indicated they are no longer

christopher haines, from energy aspects. thank you for your thoughts and keep now to some of the other business stories making news around the world. german factory orders are down again for august, for a short rebound to the previous month. latest numbers for a drop of 2.4 percent as industrial clients and consumers. both foreign and domestic have ordered less, but we can numbers are raising new fears. germany could be headed into a recession. to us, financial investors are out of the proposed take over of twitter by l on musk. apollo global management, and 6 free partners were committed to invest $1000000000.00. part of a $7000000000.00 3rd party equity package. but musk indicated they there are no longer talks ratings agency fits has lower the outlook for its credit rating for britain to negative. the alice say that prime minister lose trust this plan tax, but would lead to a significant increase in fiscal deficits. they're also factoring in the inflation and thinking poll numbers for the governing, conservative party ger

christopher columbus takes until the end of his life.on the model of similar stories. you wo n't hear. why spoil the mood of the inquisitive visitors here simply argue christopher columbus is a legendary man. so let the story of his life become legend. in whom the iranians believe, most will say in allah allah of course with them, but at the same time, many iranians believe inside. you ask what is akhurmazda, but hurmazda is nothing. and who is the main god if not worshipers? hello itself, his name is translated as ahura god and mazda is naturally great a. religion, their name is zoroastrianism on behalf of zarathustra. that was the name of the prophet of the great god. so what is the mysterious fire worship. and what exactly did zarathustra say to find out? a couple of magnets. percy then in 1936 called iran was one of the world centers of zoroastrianism. this religion did not know serious competition for 10 centuries until the arab invasion and the emergence of islam. and although since then, a lot of time has passed in everyday life.

primarily about his work with the ex spy christopher steele. dough lon admitted on the stand was nothing more than gossip he got from television news. it made it into the dossier. danchenko told the f.b.i. according to the government he got it from a trump official, not democratic operative. the first witness was f.b.i. intelligence analyst, a government witness. john durham turned on him several times in an effort to go beyond this specific trial and take the f.b.i. to task on a grand scale. he was involved into looking into potential connections between the trump team and kremlin in 2016 it was dubbed crossfire hurricane. durham asked him you didn't have corroboration from other intelligence community agencies or from christopher steele and it still went into the fisa application? correct, said the witness. the fisa application deals with spying as the trump campaign would say on the 2016 campaign aide carter page. what john durham is trying to wrap it up in a bow is trying to show the f.b.i. still was hell bent and getting the fisa applicati

breaking news, fbi officials so desperate to get trump they offered to pay a million dollars to christopherele to corroborate his anti-trump dossier. plus a pfizer executive admits a dramatic problem with the covid-19 vaccine. and vice president harris tries to blame trump, blame him for the border crisis that exploded under president biden. and house gop, the ways and means, they are slamming democrats for blocking probes into the irs destruction of a massive 30 million taxpayer documents last year. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: we begin with your money. the s&p 500, nasdaq ending down in choppy trading. nasdaq joins dow and s&p tumbling into bear market territory. the stocks are getting hit hard because of spiking interest rates. markets are on edge this week. we have two new inflation reports coming out. wholesale prices and cpi, third quarter corporate earnings quick off this week. four of the big banks, jpmorgan, wells fargo, morgan stanley and citi report this week. edward lawrence is at the white house with more. edward. reporter: well, li

verdict form as to count nine, victim christopher hickson. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor nikolas cruz was previously convicted of another capital felony or of a felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factors, nikolas cruz created a great risk of death to many persons. yes. we, the jury, unanimously find that state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor that the first-degree murder of the christopher hixon was committed while nikolas cruz was engaged in the commission of a burglary, yes. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factors, the first-degree murder of christopher hixon was especially heinous or atrocious or cruel. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has

aggravating factors as to count -- excuse me, verdict form as to count nine, victim christopher hixon. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, nikolas cruz was previously convicted of another capital felony or of a felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person, yes. the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, nikolas cruz created a great risk of death to many persons, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor that the first-degree murder of christopher hixon was committed while nikolas cruz was engaged in the commission of a burglary, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, the first-degree murder of christopher hixon was especially heinous, atrocious or cruel, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established

christopher: most definitely it is huawei.it does is it gives the lie to not only huawei's suggestions but the chinese government's suggestions that huawei is a private enterprise and has nothing to do with the chinese government. what we see in the indictment is the full capabilities of the chinese government being used to foster huawei's interests internationally. that is something that huawei's international competitors in the global telecommunications race do not have access to. it also demonstrates a big counterintelligence when for the fbi, but it also shows there was someone who was working prior to being turned as a double agent. judy: chris johnson of the china strategies group, we thank you. christopher: thank you. ♪ judy: two-thirds of prisoners are rearrested andalf re-incarcerated within three years of their release. addiction, poverty, and a lack of housing all play a role. but as amna nawaz explains, in florida, voting could be what ultimately lands some back behind bars. it is part of our series, "searching for

christopher: thank you.wo-thirds of prisoners are rearrested and half re-incarcerated within three years of their release. addiction, poverty, and a lack of housing all play a role. but as amna nawaz explains, in florida, voting could be what ultimately lands some back behind bars. it is part of our series "searching for justice." amna: miko atkinson is no stranger to the hostile. >> i have been an elementary school and having my parents buy a bag of lollipops, and i gave it to my best driver to sell to everyone on our routes. amna: that sweet start turned ur. convicted of identity theft, atkinson served two years in. >> was not really a bad person. maybe took a few turns the wrong way or in the wrong direction. amna: now, he is launching his own culinary business in lauderdale, florida, building on a lifetime of experience. and a pilot program started by vice mayor melissa done. >> what's new? what's going on with the buness? amna: the aim come and teach ex offenders how to run their own companies in hopes

ok, christopher chope, many thanks — our economy.ed for your - our economy. ok, christopher chope, many thanks indeed for your time - many thanks indeed for your time today. i'mjoined by many thanks indeed for your time today. i'm joined by tim vale. sorry, i'm in the rain here. is it possible for the prime minister to remain in office given her credibility? to remain in office given her credibility?— remain in office given her credibility? remain in office given her credibili ? ., , ., , credibility? to be honest, i doubt it. ithink credibility? to be honest, i doubt it. i think her— credibility? to be honest, i doubt it. i think her credibility's - it. i think her credibility's completely sought. you saw that press conference she didn't really dare carry on for more than ten minutes in case she was unable to answer some very difficult questions that journalists were answer some very difficult questions thatjournalists were posing to her. i think so many of her mps now have seen the opinion polls crashed in the last two weeks. i don

>> it is columbus day. >> import columbus day. >> christopher columbus is a hero. ♪ ♪ >> why do people because they are soft and don't appreciate the italian culture. >> that's the liberals for you. >> let's say that you are christopher columbus come to america, how would you handle the native americans? >> give them some lasagna and homemade wine. >> here, have some wine. >> this is my land. >>> finders keepers. >> if you are attacked, you have to defend yourself. >> sit down and have something to eat with them. >> happy thanksgiving. >> what is indigenous peoples' day? >> i cannot tell you. >> i've never looked into it. >> nothing to me that is nothing. >> nothing. ♪ ♪ >> why do people hate christopher columbus so much? >> they have nothing better to do with their lives. it's because they hate him because they ain't him. >> they are peanut butter and jealous. >> they want to falsify history. >> two years, forget about it. >> we would not be living here if you do not find it, so, there is that. >> and that's the end of it. >> why is christopher columbus so special to you? >> because h

christopher wray was supposed to clean up after comey but astonishingly made things worse the fbi haseft one —- less than just missing out and when he started. millions of law-abiding americans are now frightened of the fbi that is unsustainable with the democratic republic he must be fired in merrick garland impeached in the fbi impeach with the new organization that all americans can trust. wetmore have we learned this week and the fbi where it stands today under merrick garland? >> the level of corruption of malfeasance and political malevolence especially toward donald trump is breathtaking they were so desperate they offered a one million-dollar reward to christopher steele if he could prove the dossier which the fbi already knew was phony. think about that the equivalent of a bounty on trumps head in the outrageous financial incentive for him to fabricate even more. this level of corruption is quite stunning and what we have learned in the trial that christopher steele could never collect the money because you cannot prove the truth of ally. that did not stop the fbi from using

you know, you've wooed the likes of steven spielberg, christopher nolan, they've both got films under how do you attract those big names, what are you saying to those directors? well, steven has a long history with universal, obviously, and he did go and make films for other studios. and as a director, he works all over town. but his spiritual home is at universal — it's where he made his first movie, jaws, of course. and so, you know, when steven wants to make a movie with us, we're just thrilled and ecstatic that that's the case. does he have free reign? i mean, do you have to say to him, "hm, maybe three—and—a—half hours is a bit long — cut it a bit." or do you just let him do what he wants? that's not necessary with steven. no, he knows what the audience wants, and he'll give it to them. fantastic. you are also known for risk—taking — whether that is backing a new up—and—coming director, likejordan peele, to make get out, or being the first major studio to make a gay rom—com, bros — which is coming out in the uk soon and is fantastic. early on in your career, you also persuaded un

it is, and i do have to get to that just a moment, christopher, when we look at this growing intensity of violence, some un experts, a cooling the current situation, a civil war. do you agree with that? told you, as you said before, i think that it's more an our kick them not. i think that there is a situation of civil war and the con, the significance of that is that the memo army is one faction in a civil war. it's not the government, the 2 has failed. if not take control, they don't have effect control over the vast majority of the country. so yes and to add to chill with has just said about ariel bombardment, a collective punishment for which international crime and collective functions. it's for which there must be accountability. we're also seeing the increasing use of mass often attacks. now just imagine this a government, a so called government which claims to be in control delivery service is actually burning down huge, huge areas. according to the latest you and report 28000 homes have been burned down. these are deliberate attacks on areas which the government believes are u

christopher steele could not get his million dollars because he didn't have any evidence. yet they used it action andrew mccabe said as the bulk of information to get the fisa warrants improved. so they submitted a fisa application with knowingly false information is it. is that true, devin? >> yeah, absolutely. what i'm saying to you, i think bigger than that, i think what durham has exposed is there was no one within the fbi that had any evidence whatsoever to target donald trump or carter page or anyone else for that matter. >> sean: and they did it because they wanted an outcome in an election and used and abused their power to influence the election. is that a fair statement? >> that is absolutely correct. later the whole mueller investigation, which we said at the time was a total scam, it was used by the fbi and the department of justice to cover up for malfeasance that the fbi and the doj and the clinton campaign did for years before that. >> sean: and they all got away with it, didn't they, congressman? nothing will happen, is it? >> look, i think that's where thi

you know, you've wooed the likes of steven spielberg, christopher nolan, they've both got films underersal. how do you attract those big names, what are you saying to those directors? well, steven has a long history with universal, obviously, and he did go and make films for other studios. and as a director, he works all over town. but his spiritual home is at universal — it's where he made his first movie, jaws, of course. and so, you know, when steven wants to make a movie with us, we're just thrilled and ecstatic that that's the case. does he have free reign? i mean, do you have to say to him, "hm, maybe three—and—a—half hours is a bit long — cut it a bit." or do you just let him do what he wants? that's not necessary with steven. no, he knows what the audience wants, and he'll give it to them. fantastic. you are also known for risk—taking — whether that is backing a new up—and—coming director, likejordan peele, to make get out, or being the first major studio to make a gay rom—com, bros — which is coming out in the uk soon and is fantastic. early on in your career, you also persua

put him on the payroll and offered christopher steele a million dollars. million doe i guess, o a kind of bounty on on donald trump, if he could prove the dossier to be true. coulthat they used in every fisa warrant, which means they lied to the fisa court every time. you mean that fbi on the second day in and the second day of walking into the white house, the fbi was interviewing our national security adviser down o the hallway and didn'tdit tell anybody. that's how that's how . >> and that's why we got a win in november. yeah, agreed. and why did they do it?d because jim comey sent them to take advantage of the chaos ofoo the early days of the administration. amazing days said.. thank you all. when we come back , saudi arabia not only embarrassed, joe biden not only rejectearabis pleas for more energy production, but then they went a step further and they expose d that joe biden, your president, wanted them topres delayid the announcement that they would cut production. we'll get senator marco rubio' s take straight ahead. >> new i visit a dry eye, drop

christopher columbus landed in the americas. he opened the way for widespread european exploration, but also the colonization of the north and south american continents for over 200 years. this day has been celebrated in the us of 15 known as columbia se is normally reserved. on the 2nd monday of october, this week, huge clouds, mostly italian americans gathered on 5th avenue in new york city to praise christopher columbus, his heritage demand, eric adams, also going to test the march. meanwhile, dozens of his hi them as a riley, this is called dumont, this time of christopher columbus, which was removed off to the george floyd protest. we returned his former place. it was on down in 2020 also mean vandalized during the black lives matter demonstrations the status quo column. most is the, the story for the, for the maintenance. and i hope that the soon in displays research not just feel compelled to come down today to the italian village . and just to hear what the attorney has had to say about the statue being removed, the colu

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the fbi wanted to pay christopher steele a million dollars for dirt on trump that did not exist.resident biden for the first time addresses possible federal criminal charges against hunter biden. and the backlash after a pfizer executive admits the covid vaccine was not tested to stop transmission before it hit the market. it is igniting a fiery debate about vaccine mandates. and the premier of alberta canada slams pandemic shutdowns. plus a new ranking of the most dangerous cities in the united states now roiling city councils nationwide. a major fight by parents against inappropriate books for schoolchildren. parents are the new midterm election force as house gop demands the justice department preserve documents in its battle with school board parents. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: check your money. thanks for joining us. we begin with stocks ending down. it was volatile trading action today. the s&p, nasdaq, again hit new lows for the year after wholesale inflation jumps more than expected to 8 1/2%. the federal reserve minutes re

for christopher de vera and mary of lemon take fishing is all they've ever known. their only hope now is that china won't lay claim to even more of their fishing grounds. that's all for thursday. be sure to check out our website in social media will levy with pictures from india of celebrations, following the selection of a new party near melick cards. and cargo for the opposition congress party is the 1st time in more than 2 decades where the party will not be led by a member of the gandhi or narrow political dynasty. thank you for watching a, [000:00:00;00] with a, with, with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away as the border families playing on the tax in syria, with people lean extreme around around $200.00 people. ah, around the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines with big money for a big transition, the united states is spending almost $3000000000.00 to boost battery production for ele

there is no serious challenge to pay james expansionism for christopher de vera and mary of lemon. take fishing is all they've ever known. their only hope now is that china won't lay claim to even more of their fishing grounds. that's all for thursday. be sure to check out our website in social media will levy with pictures from india of celebrations, following the selection of a new party near malik cards and cargo for the opposition congress party is the 1st time in more than 2 decades where the party will not be led by a member of the gandhi or narrow political dynasty. thank you for watching a, [000:00:00;00] with a, [000:00:00;00] with a ready news with hackers, paralyzing between your societies. computers. that's where you and governments that go crazy all your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can wilson for, and that's how they can also go terribly what you know, new to enjoying the view and come to take a look at this tv highlight school every week in box. subscribe now. ah, ah, big money for a big transition, the united states is spending almost $3000

but china has ignored the ruling. china's land grab has robbed christopher de vera of a large part of his income as he and all as i get them. agatha not being allowed to fish there is hurting me. imagine they are the early ones allowed to fish inside the shoulders. and even though the scarborough shoal is ours is i'm a palace oh, sobbing youngest got award was held on the lease that young on top of that chinese clam harvest. does have destroyed the coral on the reef and decimated, fish stocks to vera says, you know, but despite that, some members of his crew have gone fishing now under the cover of darkness lugging up to top up their otherwise measly hole. i know nobody there. it feels like being a thief in your own back yard. all of the fishermen here, that's how we feel like we are foreigners visiting a country and they are not letting us in. lab is buying this bang. ours allows us, i mean i'm in but with asian countries divided on how to respond to china. there is no serious challenge to gauging expansionism for christopher de vera and mary of limone take fishing is all they've eve

going around this week saw the day when more than 5 centuries ago, italian explore and navigator christopher columbus landed in america. he opened the way for widespread european exploration, but also colon migration of the north and south american continents. i, cynthia, this say has been celebrated as a national holiday across the us known as columbus day. nominate commemorated on the 2nd monday of october. this week, huge crowds, mostly italian americans gathered on 5th avenue in new york city to praise christopher columbus. his heritage mer mayer eric added, also joined the festive march. meanwhile, dozens of italian americans rather than chicago. domonique that a statue of christmas, christopher columbus, which was removed after the george floyd protest be returned to his former place. it was torn down in 2020, also being vandalized in the black lives matter demonstrations the status of columbus. he's the story for the, for the banking, and i hope that the citizen soon he displays a router that just felt compelled to come down to day to the italian village. and just to hear what the ita

christopher nolan helped me find my identity.d different spots on stage come how i relate to characters, what my way in is. all of those things i am discovering on my journey. the support i have gotten from the directors i just named have been so important for my growth and for my confidence. and this is what i have gotten for my family, no hand outs. i have been working very hard, work very hard on my plate, and i'm proud of what we are doing. >> trevor: you see it. you can tell when someone is passionate, where they work beyond where they ever felt they could. you have always put the effort income always comes across a pair for the play is fascinating. it's a great story that has been told by a great actress, a great director, and one thing that surprises me about the play it is also -- as a director, as i said -- this is also a ghost story. i found myself thinking, in life, there are two types of ghosts. the ghosts that we carry and then there are ghosts ghosts. >> yeah. [laughs] >> trevor: you know what i mean. ghost ghosts.

and while their son christopher can no longer see, he's finding new ways to enjoy this labor of love.rom the talking skeleton to the giant scarecrow. hundreds of people have come from as far away as fresno to see the spooky pumpkin patch on willow glen. the jimenez family began working on the display in august as a way to bring joy to their 27-year-old terminally-ill son christopher who just returned home from the hospital. >> we didn't think he was going to make it this last hospitalization. so to have him here sitting next to me, it just, it means so much. and we just take it day by day, and we have to cherish each day that we have. you never know if it will be his last. >> reporter: chris suffered brain damage as a baby. has cerebral palsy, several lung diseases and is now blind, but it hasn't stopped him from enjoying this display. his twin sister kayla says he especially loves hearing people scream when the animatronics move or when visitors yell out, "hi, chris"! >> he does like a shocked, oh! when people yell out and walk by. >> reporter: christopher's mom started putting up th

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christopher steele about the reports in his steele dossier.p of documents that together are called the dossier. under cross-examination, it was interesting, we learned that during those meetings the fbi offered christopher steele $1 million so if he could corroborate the allegations in the dossier. but still cannot do so. i want to remind our audience. andrew mccabe, deputy fbi director, he said that without the dossier they never would've gotten the pfizer warrant approved. that means from the very beginning, from the very first application leaves the dossier, it says in the top of the pfizer application verified, know they didn't verify it because they were offering a million dollars to get it verified and they could get the verification yet they used it anyway. that means that jim comey himself signed three of the applications, willingly lied to the pfizer court judges in all of them did. are any of them ever going to be held accountable? if i lied to a judge or go to jail. >> these the document they knew was false false to get the duct rig

christopher granville. joumanna >>> turning to market news the bank of england is looking to launch a bid to buy more gilts. the bank of england launched a temporary collateral to help lenders ease liquidity strain. obviously those are right at the center of the storm that emerged a couple weeks ago many pension funds struggling to meet margin calls at the time gilt prices started collapsing a reminder that operation is set to end on friday there are lots of questions going forward as to the shape of the gilt market as a lot of the pension funds are still under pressure this is the pick oture of the pn today. we are proposing .30% weaker in terms of uk banks you see barclays and out per fermers and under performers lloyds down 1.1% as for the reaction in gilt, this is what we are seeing today. we are moving lower across the board. 2-year at 4.23%. we have started moving higher again. that could potentially be problematic. something to watch. >>> and for european equities. the picture is negative. you see th

. -- christopher cooper, director of public policy institute.stern carolina university. natasha korecki, and the senior national political reporter for nbc news coming to us from los vegas. i'm going to start with you, natasha, and nevada. -- in a tight race against republican adam look halt. he has claimed the 2020 election was rigged. cortez mazda spoke with nbc's garrett -- about what biden could do to help pull her ahead. take a listen. >> what can president biden do to help? what's the most useful thing he can do for you right now? >> let me just tell you in general, in nevada, my priority has always been nevadans, first and foremost. i say this -- >> you have a party that has your back here. you have a president from your party. what would you like to see from him? would you like to see him campaign for you? as he talk about the abortion the other day, is that helpful? what can he do to help? >> i can tell you what i can do for an evidence. that's my priority it's. not we just asked me. it's about every day issues. kitchen table issues, ho

british spy christopher steele a million dollars to corroborate dossier.s the first witness, the subsource of the dossier, subsource for anti-trump dossier is now facing trial. joining me right now the washington examiner, political investigative reporter, steam boat institute blankly fellow sarah. sarah, thank you very much for being here. your reaction to this? >> yeah, i mean, i think there's a reason that the left and the media have at this point completely downplayed the steele dossier in the mueller investigation because it's been so thoroughly debunked. clearly the fbi was desperate to corroborate the corroboration in the steele dossier, there was never any evidence to support the central claims within that document and as much as the left and the media might want the say now that there were other factors to play into the decision to pursue surveillance warrant to trump associates and open sweeping investigation, this was completely central, the steele dossier to the beginning of the russia investigation and this is just further evidence and sort of

christopher: i think that is a good place to start.e wrote something to the effect in february or march that the boj was going to have its 1992 boe type event. i also think the boe have another boe 92 type event but that is what happened over the last several weeks. i think ultimately this is heading toward some crescendo. japan is ground zero for that. keep in mind, cnh this morning is that 730, 7.31. the stresses in the chinese currency have not abated. i have yen at 1.50 and the chinese at 7.30. i am not sure that is the cleanest environment for macro risk. tom: what are the technicals of the 10 year real yield? call that gosar's call that catharsis and come back but we set about that 160 level. what does that look like? >> this is a little bit of a pet peeve. this idea that real yields are actually positive. i guess theoretically they are positive. tom: right but if you look at the two-year -- christopher: 10 year break, right but if you look at the policy, the fed funds rate is at 2.25, for all intents and purposes for real people

christopher sabatini there a senior fellow for last america at jackson house. thanks so much for sharing your expertise for that for now to sierra christopher maximization i'm leaving on and the death toll from a bridge collapse in india has arisen now to at least a 132 military teams are searching for victims from the western state of could europe, official say hundreds of people fell into the river when the cable supporting pedestrians which snapped more. it had been closed for renovation and only be open to the public. last, when the boat gets would be easy but to little good. many children were enjoying holidays for dueli and they came harry's tourists. all of them fell one on top of another. the breach collapsed to to have a loading on my hast langa as a senior assistant edison, the hinder newspaper. he says when that bridge reopened, after its renovation, it did not have a safety certificate from the government. it's great the, you know, shopping the pink. so the mice, the bridges you know at 1st was given to operate the please. and frankly, in good one a

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christopher is great to have you on the program today . now the u. s. has said that the iranian nuclear deal is, quote, not our focus right now. shifting is attention to support the iranian protesters in the ways that they're saying that they can. is this shift of attention justified and necessary? what say you? i think that this shift is part of the larger plan for the gym, change against the islamic republic of iran. this provides the perfect opportunity for the, the west, collectively to say, oh, look at us with our liberal values. let's support these women on the street. very small number of women in the cities on the street. and let's overthrow lumnick republic with overthrow the pollution. and let's carry out the resume. you've been trying to do in 1979, but have failed to do. but i think ultimately what we are seeing now is, i think a trojan horse of a situation in the name of human rights, once again into the military and the west is coming. but behind them are the arm. the thing that does the masters at the, the lord sure. and i think it's very

wray is doj case, dojments us to arrest pro-life people yeah how do we do it, boss, that christopherns drawn. that will really send a message that will depoliticize fbi. how freaking stupid are these people? as i tell you that show is like a psychology session every day check it out 12 to 3 p.m. on fox nation don't forget to follow "unfiltered" on facebook instagrams at "unfiltered" on fox that does it for us on "unfiltered" see you back here next saturday night at 9 p.m. don't forget so set your dvr if you can't make it live. ♪ ♪ l >> good evening america twok cross country we have a jam-packed show for you tonight and head to toledo, ohio for a exclusive sit down with voters in keys stone state what's left of hurricane ian crawls across the southeast. kamala harris is getting called out for her controversial way, she wants to hand out relief funds, and breaking news out of the nfl. shanken very foundation of the brand in sports, as the league previews new changes to eights concussion protocol.

from you and from christopher to international leaders for more assistance. let's hope they're listening to thank you very much. all of you for joining us today. sure. when justin chambers and crest of a gun it and thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website as al jazeera dot com. and for further discussion, do go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. it goes to join the conversation on twitter or at ha, inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here apply for now. ah. a sense of belonging to walk down any street and cocktail. he can feel the presence of the ban community and the everyday heroes keeping communities together. logo's overs, logos uh g 0. visits at the veteran community to want to canada, where locals are fighting to maintain their identity. in the face of skyrocketing rents and gentrification, a sense of community honor josie, uta talked to al jazeera. we also do live that women of afghanistan was somehow abandoned by the international community. we listen,