at the moment i'm looking at the cpsc data, when it comes to treasuries for real money and fast money asset managers, still long. at the same time, hedge funds, diverge funds, growing to the extent where the difference between these is added most extreme since 2020. if the market turns against one of these traders, let's say the fed is more dovish, we could see extreme short covering from hedge funds. this just shows that could go either way. with more analysis, gearing up for the federal reserve to do its first they fit -- 50 basis point rate hike since they are 2000, it's been 22 years since we had such a move. that would also mean it starts rapidly reducing its balance sheet. we know what we are expecting, which is a half a point, the fed move is already priced in. what if they do 75 basis point? >> i think that would be a surprise. all expectations and the guidance have been toward 50 basis hike move. 75 is on the table, i think that move would be seen as a step too far for the moment. the bigger interest today will be on the balance sheet side of things, about $8.9 trillion? , ho

presidents xi belgian road initiative which is their push into the rest of the world the biggest deal that cpsc was going to do was with russia and vladimir putin shame of today had been i pushed into a corner oneuropean sanctions on russia after the downing of an age 17, that malaysian flight over ukraine . and he then was forced into the arms of presidents xi who is an expansionist leader and president xi decided he was going to buy a big chunk of the russian state-owned energy company so this was a marriage of china and russia t, disastrous for america now happening again but it didn't happen because president trump came into office and he signed attorney general jeff sessions to disrupt china's business invasion of america. so very quickly hunters, one of his business partners was arrested at jfk. the direct boss of cfc was disappeared in china and that deal for china to buy rose well suddenly fell apart in china had to pay russia $10 million in classification so that was a close call but that was, this crackhead son of joe biden couldn't tie his shoelaces, could not conduct his personal li

mary is clear-eyed about the responsibility of the cpsc. in her words, it provides a safety net for the public. and in order to carry out that crucial task, it needs a full roster of commissioners. currently four of the five slots is are filled. to truly address press product safety issues, we have to fill that fifth seat. we can't afford to play politics here. this is about everything from the hazards posed by crib bumper pads to the use of toxic chemicals in everyday consumer products. i got involved in this way, way back before i was a senator when we had a young child swallow a charm that he got with a pair of tennis shoes. it was a giveaway. and he didn't die because he choked on that charm. he died over a period of days because the lead in that charm -- which was from a foreign country -- got into his system, and he died in just a few days. that's how i got involved in the lead standards on foreign toys. that's how i started working with the consumer product safety commission, and that's when i saw the difference it can make. or the t