coca-cola is one of those companies, how did it get to that low?he answer is there's been multiple shrinkage every day. it may not end but because we have a bond day that's tame, you see how companies can do. >> we're going to hear from james quincey also in the 10. >> he's a delight. >> we finally got volume, up two, even with pricing up nine. >> he's also got shared take and they still have some supply issues. david, when you make a diet drink and ask james quincey, how is glp one? he reminds you they make a diet drink. >> some of the question is people's capacity to drink as much as they had previously or im imbibe. >> people drink. >> agree. they're not necessarily fattening, so maybe people will continue to drink them and/or people who are not having glp ones are not going to be drinking. >> katry human beingity, morgan stanley said -- for glp. >> i missed that. >> you people people weren't storming the wegovy truck? >> no. there's still no lilly truck. >> man jarreau isn't approved for weight loss. >> i think this is a day where you don't hav

specifically in order to add knickers to these russian boys in coca-cola and then sell them to russiaussian-speaking citizens so that these lies can be better understood, everything is quite simple, you can see how to counteract this in principle, it is not even propaganda, it is not even, it is not sonetic, it is simple nonsense, how can you simply counter the fact that this, when people can believe it, of course, well, you know that, it's the same as throwing up twice, a toilet, well, you can't say anything else here, that is, i'll throw up, and you continue to wipe, this is what they do, and this is one of the idioms of russian propaganda, the techniques of russian propaganda have been known for a long time, how to react to them, well, no way, just no way, ignore on the one hand, and on the other hand, well, you can play this game. absolutely, and when you start playing this game with two people, then there will be a result, but just promote and spread, comment on these same fakes, that means confirming them, that is , the only method is to ignore and work counter-propaganda, count

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dietitians, they've been criticiz for years for their ties to big food companies like nestle and coca-cola, pepsi, hershey. they've taken millions of dollars in donations from these companies, and they've even allowed food comnies to provide continuing education courses to their dieticians, which they've had faced a lot of criticism for. but we wanted to look at the very influential dietitians on social media with large followings to see, you know, is the advice that they're giving people influenced at all by the food industry? we were very surprised. we found dozens of these posts, these paid advertisements, essentially thinly veiled advertisements. we found 35 videos in which dietitians and health influencers were paid by the soda industry to defend aspartame and other artificial sweeteners and criticize the world health organization for its recommendations. john: you say it is hard to tell these things, that they are ads. what should people look for? >> consumers have to be very skeptical. if you see a dietitian or someone else promoting advice that sounds dubious or questionable, wonde

i want to talk about coca-cola, 3m, rtx, general electric and verizon. coca-cola shares gained 3% today because the company delivered decent growth with better profit margins courtesy of price increases. 3m stock jumped 5% after it beat estimates. and gave you a very positive outlook. rtx told you longer term growth story and stability story. both in aero and defense. not to mention a $10 million buyback. the stock of ge, look at this. 6% after trouncing the expectations and guiding up huge. while the soon to be spun off power division is doing much better. best of all, verizon. yeah. slow growth verizon. it shot up 9% because it mustered up the price. with decent growth at home, broadband and good business numbers. are all these companies doing really well? i could argue yes but only really just against negative expectations. yes, low expectations. it was the difference between these low expectations and the new reality we got in today's reports that's what drove these price increases. reality versus what we thought would happen. coca-cola stock for exa

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markets on earnings alert. 3m, coca-cola and ge reporting. gm reporting results as well, and it's withdrawing its guidance for the rest of the year. the automaker cfo will join us first here on cnbc. and bitcoin blitz. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live. the s&p up about 22, and the dow up about 146. let's show you the 10-year and the 2-year, and with a we will talk about some of the bill ackman comments. bitcoin, 34,000 on the back of speculation, and let's just call it that. i don't know if it's more than that. i don't know. >> some day. >> we don't know what the move is really about. maybe -- >> then what? that's the question. back to 26? >> i don't know what happens. >>> coca-cola just releasing results, and here's the details? >> it was a beat. 11% organic revenue growth, and that will come as good news for investors and analysts, and they were expecting 7% of the organic revenue growth. the story continues to be pricing. but another surprise and

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we still have exposure to the space with coca-cola.ll, if it has anything to do with what pepsi did to kind of mirror that. >> did you buy more coca-cola? on his low back? >> we haven't done pepsi in quite some time, we have been buying coca-cola pretty aggressively on the pullback. i think that there is value there. there's a dividend growth, just a stalwart company. i think coke will follow. >> you bought more cisco. >> cisco i bought for the first time in a long time. and that wasn't really the catalyst for it, but i think if that does go through, it does help with a lot of things having to do with cyber security, software, it's a company that even in the absence of this deal brings money. the 3% dividend, it's just a constant pipeline for cash flow for shareholders. >> this next one is an interesting move you made in this bill unfolding story in the middle east, and we don't know which degree it's going to escalate the aunt where it obviously is. you trimmed lockheed martin. the day after the news broke, the first trading day was m

he devalued everything, i didn't even put in my best asset, which is the brand in terms of value, coca cola, take a look at their value. they have a value, the value of their brand is more than everything else put together. my brand is extremely valuable. i didn't even use it in my financial. if i wanted to build up a financial statement, i would have built it up by using brand in addition to everything else. we have the greatest properties we have among the greatest properties in the world and i have to go through this for political reasons. this judge is a politician. he comes out of the clubs. he's running unopposed. the reason he's unopposed is because he's getting trump, they always run opposed. he's getting trump. the bosses say don't run against this guy. he's doing great, he's getting trump, but he overplayed his hand and he should be investigated for what he's done. what he did in undervaluing these properties is a disgrace to our nation. this shouldn't be a case. one other thing, we have a clause in the contract which tells essentially buyer beware. the contract is very, very, if

the dow industrial is up 112, the nasdaq at 96, were waiting on earnings from general motors, 3m, coca-cola and verizon. potentially market moving news after microsoft and also about reporting after the close, all the numbers in the preview on tech coming up, oil is up as investors watch the turmoil in the middle east and the major merger of chevron and hess, the price of crude $85.92 a barrel, european markets to mix the s&p 100 in london this morning is trading lower fractionally but the cat cried in paris is up 38 in the dax index in germany higher by 41, in asia overnight markets finish mostly higher with the major embassies there showing gains, fractionally higher with the exception of hong kong down 1%. another vote to nominate house speaker happening in three hours from now as congress seeks to get back to regular order on fixing the country including securing a broken border, the economy investigated potential influence peddling and bribery by joe biden and his family. joining the conversation, wealth management president rebecca wasser, job or valley and fox business cheryl casone.

i know that doesn't say much about where we are, but it's working for coca-cola.up 3.7%. stuart: it's interesting what lauren thinks of as luxury. >> if that's all it take, i'm going to run over there and get you a diet coke. lauren: it's another, like, $4. good way to save money. stuart: minnesota mining and manufacturing, used to be -- lauren: good job. up 5% to almost $90 a share. they raised their full-year profit forecast but not because of big demand, only because of price hikes. they acknowledge the consumer is weaker, and they're going to be cautious about further price hikes from post-it notes and the electronic display scenes that they make. also litigation, thousands and thousands of lawsuits with the ear plugs used by the military and also with forever chemicals in some of their products. stuart: pay attention to the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. you will see the dow is on a tear, up nearly 275 points. okay, alphabet and microsoft report after the bell, as we've been telling you. lauren, start with, say, alphabet? lauren: mike did a good job.

donald trump says he's a brand, coca-cola is a brand and there are certain evaluation models that youttach to a brand even though donald trump says this is a very different case. i want to go to the courthouse he is leading he had words to say at the beginning but he did stick this out for the better part almost an hour and a half. in new york city with the significance of what is going down and could be going down for a number of weeks and months to come. >> this trial expected to last through much of december, a ten minute break in court should be ending right now, opening statements have been made by the state as well as president trump's lawyers. the state argues that former president trump, his children as well as the trump organization regularly submitted false financial records whereas president trump's legal team claims the records were in fact true. former president trump himself said some words on his way into the courtroom. he said this is another example of election interference. here he was. >> very simply put it is a witch-hunt, it is a disgrace we have a corrupt attorne

still buying coca-cola. charles: coca-cola, 3m having a good day today.eneral motors having a pretty good day, coca-cola. of course there was a big, some of these consumer staples got hit on ozempic and fat loss drugs. >> right. charles: i think that creates a buying opportunity. i don't see how people will stop drinking coke. maybe they will drink more. listen take a pill, have two slices of pie, why buy one? i think those cush appetite. they seem artificial to be. consumer staples was place to be beginning of this year. they had pricing power, they were weathering the storm and then the bottom fell out. >> right. we've seen some good reports. coke obviously had its pop today, pun intended but i think that just looking up, sort of your consumer stocks, i would actually say less on big purchases financing. charles: yeah. >> but smaller purchase where it doesn't require financing unless they are looking very attractive, they have been beaten up and less likely to go down if we have another wave and another hit. charles: i got you. thank you, erin. nancy te

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coca—cola has unveiled plans to make bottle lids making carbon dioxide to be taken out of the atmospherepart of a net zero target by 2040. and 11kg of suspected cocaine was found hidden in a wheelchair at hong kong international airport over the weekend. the haul was estimated to be worth over £1 million. time now to leave you with ten seconds of disney, the entertainment giant studio behind many of our favourite cartoons and films turns 100 today. you are all caught up. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, paul scott. here's what's coming up. the battle for control of manchester united, what a stake forjim ratcliffe's ineos would mean for the club and its future. five new sports are approved for the 2028 olympics — squash, cricket, lacrosse, flag football, and baseball or softball are all in. and australia secure their first win at this year's cricket world cup. hello there, welcome along to sportsday. for almost a year, the ownership of manchester united has been in the spotlight following the glazer family announcing they were considering selling the club. this weekend, talks broke

right across the board, amex, home depot, mcdonald's coca-cola. verizon is down 7%, u.s. bank corp is not in the dow, but you get the point here. in the meantime we're dealing with the head-spinning moving in literally this week here. these are the biggest oil funds, some of the biggest out there. they're tied to oil or oil stocks. in the last four days, they're down six, 7%, 8%. and now it's almost deflationary. big, big volume around this. meantime take a look at the largest etfs. curiously you can't see this here, but -- you would think people would be selling like crazy, no, it's quiet out there. this is what i mean with a buyers strike going on. guys, the key story here is watch the 4200 left. back to you guys. >> bob, 4200, a lot of people are watching. >> i think it's 4205 is the average right now. do you put a stock -- what do you think are the most important raiding activities? >> you put up the ten-year yield. the market gets upset with the metrics. at one point it's oil, but not recently. in the last two weeks you with watch what's going on with ten-year yields

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coca-cola a staple stock that had gotten hit well.s got a nice boost and coca-cola did as well. but target, too, is interesting to me. just given what we've talked about with the consumer, the degree of strength they either have or don't. how would you address both stocks? >> they were both holdings i had in my portfolio. when you think about coke, we're in this interesting place, growth and value kind of situation is blending a bit here. when you think about coke and what i said around strong cash flows and margin, like income, coke is dominant in its position. from a defense perspective, lean in to strength and lean in to the number one player in the global market. they have free cash flow and it was trading at lows. so for my perspective i said this is a good time to add to my position. target, i promise that's not what's driving but, again, free cash flows. think about the partnerships they're forming as it relates to starbucks. you couple those two together and what are you doing? you're trying to insulate the brand, drive the co

the pricing power at coca-cola, it is an uncertain environment when it comes to consumer demand but coco flexes some muscle. market responding with shares up about 2.5%. sonali: the future investment initiative is in full swing in saudi arabia, bringing together the financial world's biggest leaders. here is what jamie dimon had to say. >> does not make a difference whether rates go up 25 basis points or more. whether the whole curve goes up 100 basis points, be prepared for it. jon: let's dive deeper into the rate environment. liz mccormick joining us now. now is jamie dimon, made headlines globally, but we are at this point, we saw it with bill ackman entering -- ending his short bet against the treasury market, there are concerns heading into the next year liz: i thought jamie dimon's comments were good in the sense that a p placing that. maybe we in the markets and coverage, that is our job, we are talking about changing the perception, we going to go up the order point four twice? what people like jamie dimon are getting at is one or two more hikes is not a big deal, but are we goin

we have ge. 3m, coca-cola reporting double beats this morning. we're seeing ge raise guidance, stock up 6%. we're waiting for big tech. we've got major tech companies coming out after the bell tonight and throughout the week, the word on wall street panel is coming up. don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. - [soldier] take a look at this! - they've left us a gift. - [soldier] i think we misjudged them. - i love horses. (birds chirping) - [soldier] we should open the gate. - let's see what charlotte thinks. - [narrator] at crowdstrike, we monitor trillions of cyber events to detect threats and prevent breaches before they happen to keep your busi

but the fact that you saw a relatively strong profit picture has helped components like coca-cola and celsius, which has got a lot of attention from investors this year in the drink sector. pepsico, the distribution network provider forgetting that product into the market, so that stock is up 5%. matt: looking forward to that discussion because the outlook is fantastic at pepsi. even with glp1 starting to catch on. let's talk about stocks and yields. stocks rising, yields falling. it is the march of fed speak driving that. atlanta fed president raphael bostic joined the chorus again. rapahel: we have got to get to 2%. i expect there will be bumps along the ray but i think we are in a good place for policy to get us to 2%. jon: let's get more perspective. chief correspondent of global macro markets, liz mccormick. would we -- do you think we would be hearing this kind of messaging from fed officials if we were talking about these multi-year highs for yields in the bond market? liz: yeah, i don't think so. for a while there was a lot of people saying there is crickets from the fed. do t

to some of the big movers that you are seeing, earnings related, a couple dow components in 3m, coca-colas well. rtx in the mix up 7% due in large part to a $10 billion stock buy back program overall. the former raytheon, of course, higher after those results now. we are going to hear from those ceos and get the trader's take on some of those names, specifically those names coming up in our three stock lunch. now, we are also looking ahead to some key results after the closing bell today. namely, tech giants. microsoft and alphabet, i guess technically it's communications services. still, though, you get the point. two companies with immense influence on the overall market. and by the way, shares of trance union hit a six-year low, right now on pace for its worst day ever. trans union stock the company gets its guidance cut due to weakening macro environments saying lenders are tightening lending. right now transunion shares lost roughly a quarter of their value just so far intraday today. >> that feels like a pertinent number for the markets. >>> trouble developing for meta. more than 40

we like coca-cola, but shut up, you can't afford to fall in love with any stock.of a publicly traded company, you're not joining that stock in holy matrimony, for sickness and health, richer or poorer. you don't need to go to a judge to get a divorce. it's just a piece of paper. acknowledge when something has changed. if you're buying a stock because you believe the company is going to take a ton of market share and fails to do, so don't move the goal post, don't search for reasons to hang on. just get out of dodge. you must be willing to recognize companies can take a turn for the worst. management can make mistake. look, here's one that you probably know. bed bath & beyond, they spent $11.8 billion buying back their own stock from 2004 to 2022, in an attempt to boost the stock price. it didn't really work. the company kept losing market share to online competitors like amazon, and the buyback couldn't prevent them from going br bankrupt. the darn thing still went to zero. put the money in a mac, the company might still exist. you know what was their mistake, the

but they're thinking companies, pepsi and coca-cola and mcdonald's and ominous could go down in stock price. i think they look attractive because i have faith that americans will always stay chevy and that will always continue to eat. because we like what we like. and we don't want to change. that's that's the hardest thing to get. people change their habits like that. >> can i touch base on? you mentioned moment ago about, you know, the the war right now in israel, oil prices. i i assumed that would send oil prices sky high and it did spike a little bit yesterday, but i guess is coming down a touch. i thought it was a given tension in the middle east naturally means you know what? price is going out of control, what he will be tracking here. >> that that was the case, in the 1970's basically. and i don't know politics very well. so let's take this is a grain of salt. but everyone in the middle east hate israel back in the 1970's now with some come countries are starting to like figure out, you know, saudi arabia's like figure out their economy, not stressed about israel. egypt has no

coca-cola and pepsi, two of the fop four, have rolled over.. that has to be a concern, as tim said before, they can no longer pass on their cost to the consumer. >> now here's something else interesting. i was looking at margins. just based on the s&p 500, and there's something that's called the rate of change, but then there's something called the rate of change, the momentum or the second difl ferential, prof margins are starting to improve. we had pmi manufacturing numbers, they look like they're bottoming. so i'm looking for, what are we not talking about? well, what if we are having a re-acceleration in the economy? and that would get to rick's point that rates still have to back up. >> so, you're calling for a real pickup in the economy, a super-cycle for growth stocks. >> didn't we just have that? >> no. >> are you lonely? >> i'm very lonely -- i'm in the lonely camp. definitely in the lonely camp. >> where are rates during this whole super-cycle? >> so, i want -- when rick was on earlier, he talked about rates going to 13.5%. okay, so,

still to come, coca-cola has missed on revenue only once in the past five years. amid slowing sales and mid-term options of spotify imply a 11% move on either direction and we'll debate the action and the trade on all three of those names about to report in earnings exchange next apn don't miss the owner of sn-oat 6:00 p.m. eastern, nicholas pinchuk. we're back in a moment. >>> tech check is sponsored by comcast business, powering possibilities. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. the u.s. deficit soaring to $ 1.7 trillion a 23% jump from 2022 thanks to titlement costs and interest payments on the federal did not. my next guest says the biggest problem facing the u.s. is known as fiscal dominance where both the debt an

at the time, said barbara, david was working for coca-cola.d me that someone was placing drugs on his coca-cola truck. and through his route, they were being taken off of the truck. i said, wow. that's pretty serious. she says, yes. >> interesting. >> very. >> to detective velazquez, that sounded like a made up story. almost as if she was trying to divert suspicion away from someone. an ex-wife would qualify, of course, as a person of interest in this kind of case. but as velazquez and we learned, barbara had an alibi. she wasn't anywhere near florida, she said. when david disappeared. >> i was not a florida. i was in arizona. i was nowhere around here. >> and looking any further evidence, detective velazquez was stalled dead in the water. alas, maybe the man barber was married to at the time knew something. michael wolfe. a little check unrevealed wolfe had been married seven times. number six, a woman named nancy graham, lived in alabama. velazquez called her. >> i told her, i'm investing in investigating the d disappearance of david jackson

wall street gaining ground on strong earnings reports from companies like coca-cola and general electric. shares of general motors down 2.25% as the united auto workers announced its 40-day strike will expand to gm's highly profitable suv plant in arlington, texas. the strike costing gm an estimated 200 million dollars per week. spotify shares sort within 10% as the audio streaming platform report is first quarterly profit in a year and a half. nasdaq nearly a full percent at the closing bell. -- nasdaq up nearly a full percent of the closing bell. shares in french luxury goods maker hermes upon better-than-expected sales growth. finally for business, meta is being sued by 42 u.s. states attorney general over addictive features aimed at children and teenagers. 33 joined a single complaint filed in a california federal court tuesday that accuses facebook and instagram's parent company of intentionally designing products to keep young users hooked. nonstop notifications, tailored algorithms, infinite scrolling, all making it increasingly difficult for kids to put the phone down. prosecutor

the same americans and then they debate whether they are republicans or democrats, pepsi cola or coca-cola, that means we each remained ourselves, russians as russians, udmurts as udmurts, tatars as tatars, and at the same time we could b to be russians, this is our unique civilization, which they are now trying to destroy, trample, we can preserve , save and strengthen only if we are united, if we do not allow provocateurs, such as the state traitor ponovarev, to tear us apart, indeed, this is a technological mess that created both panomariov and the tsypsoo structures. already memorable, because in our country there are no natural contradictions, there are no natural ones, they are all introduced in this case. of course those pictures, as peskov quite rightly noted, that come from gas, they provoke, well, such scoundrels take advantage of it, but it won’t work, they measure everything by themselves, they measure by ukraine, where a spark ignites a flame, anarchy is the mother of order, no, law is the mother of order, everything is only according to the law, especially... the head of dage

so georgia began to declare that they did not need usape, that ’s when i saw among... grants and coca-colawhen they ask, the senator for the chinese city, this is yuan, yes, yes, he asks for this, they fixed the funding for us directly, they have such chains, what they can look at, and the first, most important element is to tell, it’s true, you need to beat a lie, well , even more so, by the way, samantier, well , this was already mentioned a little here, but it’s very bright, because he fought back , in fact, our diplomat, let's see, you're not really capable of experiencing a feeling of shame, is there really nothing that could make you blush? such an act of barbarity against civilians, including the murder of children, that would not touch or frighten you, is there really nothing that you would not be ready to slander or justify? not particularly strange, of course, seemed the speech of the representative of the united states , who structured her speech as if she were mother teresa, you remember what country you represent, remember, remember the track record of the country, then you be

you will still order a coca-cola in your netflix movie. have super core. that is the one that the chairman of the fed says he likes the most. we will see if that number is calculated yet. lara: it was the cpi number that had risen the most since about a year. i think it will be a key piece of today's repor 485 is where w0 year government bonds. there is a flat, unknown entity within the bond market. let's check in on equities at 4.1% -- .41% we just had bmo saying that the next week will define the endpoint for the bond spike in meals. new york crude 1.93%. when personal income rises at .3% the estimate was for .4%. the takeaway is the core price index rises to 3.7 in line with the estimates. mike: the rate of inflation is slowing down but not as fast as people would like. so laura's point about being the mom at the grocery store. prices go up at a slower rate but they don't come down. so you are paying more for a lot of staples and they will stay at that price. they are still experiencing inflation even if it's not as bad as before. manus

our opponents were too naive, believing that the departure of coca -cola from television screens wouldlapse state television broadcasting in an independent, sovereign country, with a strong-willed president, with a fairly developed economy, no matter what they say, say the project , don’t be silent, don’t miss new episodes on tv channel belarus 24. the commonwealth of independent states is an integration that unites over 230 million people, the leaders of the countries discussed how everyone can be stronger together, a red thread, in the theses of the belarusian president there is one thought, in response to unfair restrictions, the world is big, the light is only a wedge europe and america definitely didn’t agree. developing cooperation with russian regions is an absolute priority for us. literally every week the head of state holds negotiations with governors, alignment to the right, or whoever our days are inspired by the third reich, from the nazis in the canadian parliament to the fascists in the european union. russians are becoming the new jews. belarusians, by the way, also fal

israel, especially in this time we need to to to to promote that, you see because i mean people drink coca-cola all the time and pepsi and fanta and all these things and eat nesleys and so on, you see, so we have to encourage our people to not do these things and not, not only with us, but also with overseas, you see we are about what almost two billion of the world's population, we are very big market, you see and i think if muslims are are united boycotting these things, i think the companies that tend to promote zionism will suffer and with the compromise, i completely agree with what you're saying, the issue is find that most muslims they um, they do not understand that politics and religion are are married each other, you know that that they decouple them, and you know inshallah we are not amongst those people. that think that our religion is something that we do in privacy of our own home alone and it's just a competition with allah subhana that we think actually we need to use this religion to transform our environment to remove appression from our environment. i want to thank our guests

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it's like pepsi-cola and coca-cola, for the united states of america, it's like democrats and republicans, and from my point of view , it's not so much about explaining these things on a household level as it is about bringing politics to consciousness, because it's him gives an impulse. such as this ramaslami, a hindu, an investment banker, well, an investment banker, these are people. in which, apart from a couple of pieces of paper, a computer and a suitcase, she has nothing, well, according to the standards of the united states of america, but he running for president, he steals the ideas of trump, other candidates, the landing party there and so on , and passes them off as his own, and he so emotionally spins politics, well, it is clear that politicians are oriented towards what, ratings, how the ratings are growing now. those who are engaged in populism, acting, actually receive support, but, all the same , such actors, they will not even be among the top two or three candidates from the party, but they are thereby boring into the heads of the people who will vote, these delusional

prisker at the press conference, which took place at the coca-cola plant in kyiv, announced a numbery next year. she repeated the words of us president joe biden about washington's readiness to support the people of ukraine and in the future. ukrainians want to have a transparent and pro-economy integrated into europe, and for this they need to do many things. the european union has identified what is necessary for you to move forward, and part of our work, and the us ambassador and i are working closely together, is to really help ukraine continue with reforms and policies that can allow us to attract more and more investment to ukraine. severo-donetsk or shchytsia in luhansk region, or volnovakha or ugledar in donetsk region. like other cities, in fact, these are completely from...

must then be prepared ideologically, our opponents were too naive, believing that the departure of coca-colaadcasting... and music, music shows our emotions matsney, geta emacy the forces of lethality are for our souls, and even for us, they become the inextricable puzzles of our life. because the secret of music is that i know an inexhaustible principle of expression there, where there is a lot of space, music replaces a thousand words. we show what a traditional family is, we tell, we hold many events, we show those families that are prosperous and correct, of course, everything is enshrined in our constitution, first of all, that a family is a traditional family, where there is a mother, a father and uh, in all legislative acts, in particular in the code on marriage and family, we also talk about the traditional family, so you correctly noted that

war must be prepared ideologically, our opponents were too naive, believing that the departure of coca-colaeens would collapse state television broadcasting in an independent, sovereign country, with a strong-willed president, with a sufficiently developed economy, which they were holding in their hands the book, they grabbed old one after another, sipping on the words of their skin, from here on out come the great creative people. the most valuable and useful books are these books. the books contain the thoughtful thoughts of the people, the reports and expressive chatter of people. that's it, that's it i made a lot of chalavets, hogged old books, and became a charmer. read the chalavek perazhyvae stagodzi. reading closer to the heat. thank you for our today. belarus 24. you take with you on the flight, of course, documents, because today you probably can’t get anywhere without a passport, a cosmetic bag, definitely some kind of toothbrush, that’s for sure, and the most important thing is not to forget your head. my guest is a passionate and captivating person, he charges everyone around w

that's younger, most coca cola. what happens as much from the apple was a sizing ethnic hatred with the goal to destabilize russia to the citizens of the dentist. i'm not to succumb to provocation. oh so, so i'm, that the right, that's a russia is taking a address and this is an exam right now and the citizens must receive a powerful government response. one of these really fun, who said that i lose a number which really isn't jewish. people come to isolated and of the go into the apples, these radius sign are working to ensure that they take a connection flight to most as soon as possible. i, when more palestinians husband, arising at hospitals, as has rarely been bobbins continues in cost, is more analysis on our website. i'll just say like, don't, i'll be back in half now with more of a continuing coverage on this upfront is coming up. the next statement is the this is the real, this is no joke. and this is, this is just now that you heard, it seems here from the area where we are constantly in nashville on being

battle for the budget for lockheed or for boin, well, i give as an example , it's like pepsi-cola and coca-colaor the united states of america, like democrats and republicans, and from my point of view it's important not so much to explain these things at the everyday level, but to bring politics to consciousness, because it is he gives impetus such as this ramaslami, a hindu, an investment banker, well, an investment banker, this is a person who has nothing but a couple of pieces of paper, a computer and a suitcase , well, as in the united states of america, but he, running for president, steals the ideas of trump, other candidates, landing there and so on, and passes them off as his own, and he so emotionally spins politics , well, it is clear that a politician... what are the ratings based on, how are the ratings growing now, well, the one who engages in populism, acting, actually gets support, but still similar actors, they won't even make it to the top two or three of the party's candidates, but by doing so, they're smacking into the heads of people who will vote for these idiots. ideas th