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david: do you agree with him, brandon? >> i think we're all concerned about that right now.isten, i think if this administration policies pass, if we see massive trillion dollar tax increases on corporations right now which for some reason his answer to reducing inflation if we see those adopted into law, absolutely we could be tipped into recession but right now consumer prices remain strong. how long consumer demand remains strong, how long consumer demand keep up in the inflationary economy is a huge question. if we do see consumer spending start to taper off, start to fall, we're in a real dangerous place. david: congressman, we already had one quarter of a downturn. another quarter of a downturn. that is the technical definition, at least one of them of recession. do you think we're actually in one now? >> well i'm not a doom and gloom guy. i won't say we're in recession yet but i am concerned about combination of inflation and recession. it gets us to '70s style stagflation that would be devastating to our economy. david: it would be. congressman rick crawford, brandon

i'm supportive of the item. >> vice president brandon. david, thank you for this support and i'm in favor of this project. thank you everyone who was involved in bring thanksgiving to the port. >> thank you. >> i want to say that dave you'd and to everybody involved. you know. david like diane work said here 2 things you both have you got street credited with the communities. people in the community trust you. your integrity. sense of fair play and your big heart. i passport it also i want to say, thank you for being a person that really, really cares you know what the community can tell how much you care and even to people that came to speak you are the real thing. i stand in support. we have a motion and a second. all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? >> resolution 22 know 27 passes. next item. 12 is new business. >> i have reported a request from commissioner gilman mou's with other agencies include equity bowls and actions is there other new business. >> not new business i want to thank the crew in the back. thank you. again y'all make us look

president adams, vice president brandon i'm david with planning and environment. i'm joined by maushg the port preservation planner. the project manager for that. and jeremy from mackiato the design consultant. a brief out line of the presentation. starting with the background and context. talk about funding source the existing and new funding source. and advisory committee or steering committee we guide the development of the project. the concepts developd and open for questions and answers and next steps. >> this project guess back a ways. it was initiated by an organization the copare crane labor landmark association and in fact when i started with the port diane gave me this project when she was trying to figure out what to do with me in my first couple of weeks at the port. i worked over at a number of years with the various organizations to advance the project. it is an outcome and benefit of the blue green way planning and the waterfront plan. the funds we received includes a grant from the california coastal conservancy. bond funds. port revenues. and toda

evan longoria had doubled in the second when brandon crawford came to the plate. against the mets. davidthe deepest part of the ballpark for his fourth homer of the year. giants in front two to nothing, but alex cobb wasn't able to keep the lead. the mets loaded the bases with two outs in the third francisco lindor with the pop up down the left field line during rough gives chase but can't make the catch. as he tumbles into the stands. you can see that the ball lands fair and then goes into the stands itself for a ground will double two runs come home, and the game is tied at two. then this hurt still two outs and pete alonso gets into one. that's a three run homer alonso's 11th of the season. it's a five run inning and the mets were on their way. they continue to add on mark canha. remember him gets all of a mauricio lovera pitch with a runner on that would not coming back either. the giants allow 18 hits and end up on the wrong end of their second straight route. losing 13 to 3. that's five straight losses for san francisco. the aids were in seattle tonight, trying not to make it eight

tell you who took over that top spot, and as always we got a big three hours ahead, brandon judd, katie pavlich, david webb and general jack keane are all here, it is thursday, may 12, 2022 "varney" & company about to begin. ♪ ashley: led zepplin, that'll wake you up on a thursday morning, ramble on, i hope that's not what i'm doing. we've got the very latest read on producer prices, up 11% year-over-year, good morning, lauren simonetti. break it down the headlines if you can for us. lauren: i'm going to ramble on, ashley, that it's a problem. there has been, however, a slow down in the increase in inflation so this is factory level it was up half a percent in april. it was up 1.6% in march, okay? so it's still there. the annual numbers up 11%, so inflation is definitely in the pipeline. one encouraging piece of data is that service inflation that was flat on the month, we're all looking for signs that inflation peaked i'm not sure this is the answer, or a convincing report and i'd also make the argument that this producer price inflation factory inflation, this is more forward-looking because these c

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david bonson. joining the conversation all morning long, executive vice president of the national taxpayers unit, brandon arres. christian whiton will be up soon. david, what are you expecting this week with what the federal reserve is expected to do, surely the reason that bonds sold off as well as stocks last month. >> yeah, i mean, there's not going to be a surprise from the fed. they're going to raise rates 50 basis points. they very well have telegraphed that. the balance sheet announcement could provide a surprise. i don't expect it. i think they'll talk about rolling off. they have so many short-dated bonds. they can really bring a lot off the balance sheet in a pretty quick order if they want to. so we know that the fed's tightening. the issue is how much investors can tolerate the still high valuations. you were talking about how the nasdaq had its worst p month since the financial crisis. for the month of april and the s&p, this was the worst april in 52 years. i think a lot of that speaks to the shine has come off the very high valuation stocks. dagen: the shine has come off all stocks, david,

brandon, video. it's dumb and ridiculous. they all have to take the walk. they all have to walk the plank, right, including people like davidords, hand them the script and say it. i wonder if you can sort of elucidate for us, what is in it for them? trump's record is so-so. he's won some. he's lost some. why are they doing it? >> j.d. vance, this is his ticket to the united states senate and he was willing to make these compromises. he was willing to engage in self-incrimination and repudiate the past. he was willing to say and do all of the things you described and the reality is it worked. it worked not because donald trump made him do it, that's certainly part of it, but also because this is apparently what the maga base wants now. this is what the republican base is looking for and so, you know, he made a calculation that he was going to make himself the ultimate fake poser shape shifter. he has a good chance now of becoming a united states senator. that's why they do this. it's an indication of not just donald trump's control over the republican party because i think we know that but also how deeply radicalized the bas

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brandon. this has a reality vibe especially in years the democrats control the white house and especially with this time around with kim kardashian and david peterson joining. but there was no laughing or guking during this moment i want you to watch. >> the first amendment grants the free press extraordinary protection, but with it comes, as many of you know, a very heavy obligation to seek the truth as best you can, not to inflame or entertain, but illuminate and educate. i know it's tough, and i'm not being sew lit tuesday, the industry is changing immensely. there's pressure on you all to deliver heat instead of shed light as technology changes so much, the system is changing, but it matters. no kidding, it matters. the truth matters. american democracy is not a reality show. it is not a reality show. >> american democracy is not a reality show, but is the media guilty of making it seem that way? the night's tenor trevor noah had comments about that too. but first let's not analyze biden and the event but welcome in the correspondent from the grio, monthly ball, national correspondent for "time" magazine, and author of the early 202 ne

david, when 20 3 month-old baby jasper and cal basketball star gene ransom. in the south bay. additional charges have been filed against the 2 people charged with kidnapping 3 month-old baby brandon quayle r you said ramirez and jose por we're back in a san jose courtroom yesterday. they said just in front of each other, as you can see, they're never making eye contact. the new charges stem from allegations they tried to kidnap brandon at least 3 other times before the actual kidnapping. they have been. >> planning coordinating and attempting to kidnap him since the beginning of march. it's absolutely shocking. this is i think any parent's worst nightmare. >> the santa clara county da's office says ramirez and jose, but first tried to kidnap baby brandon use just one month old. according to the da's office, the first attempted kidnapping happened on march 14th. that's one posed as a shoal social services worker who was there to take custody of the baby. that was his claim. the family became suspicious and refused to give up brandon. they call the child protective services themselves and the agency said they did not send anyone to the family's home to take the child. the second at

. >> vice president brandon. david, thank you for this support and i'm in favor of this project. thank you everyone who was involved in bring thanksgiving to the port. >> thank you. >> i want to say that dave you'd and to everybody involved. you know. david like diane work said here 2 things you both have you got street credited with the communities. people in the community trust you. your integrity. sense of fair play and your big heart. i passport it also i want to say, thank you for being a person that really, really cares you know what the community can tell how much you care and even to people that came to speak you are the real thing. i stand in support. we have a motion and a second. all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? >> resolution 22 know 27 passes. next item. 12 is new business. >> i have reported a request from commissioner gilman mou's with other agencies include equity bowls and actions is there other new business. >> not new business i want to thank the crew in the back. thank you. again y'all make us look good and delivering the goods and we appreciate it. thank you.

officer brandon stalker, deputy donald gilbreadth iii, officer scott dolly, deputy sheriff robert craig mills, deputy sheriff wayne blake, david reynolds, corrections officer joshua christec, patrolman sean van denyberg, each of these losses is a tragedy for a family, for a community, for all of law enforcement officials in this country. we know in too many places right now the trust between law enforcement and the community is toot often frayed or broken. these ohio lives are a reminder of the ideals we strive for, women and men who are true public servants in the best sense of the world. people who give themselves to their communities and these ohioans gave so much. let me mention each one briefly. officer brandon stalker, 24-year-old father of two, devoted to his fiance. his first partner said he had a constant smile and unfailing sense of humor. he added that every single day brandon was all about trying to serve the community, wanted to make the community a better place. that comes from his patrol colleague. before joining the force, the toledo native coached baseball, passionate about mentoring young players, he gave his