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lawrence summers scheduled to be with you, the former secretary of treasury. before that david landau joins us. david folkerts-landau and the import research on intervention two years ago. you and others at deutsche bank are talking seriously about a need to intervene. the weak euro intervention of another time and laces $.85, $.90, now you're talking intervention at 1.10, why is that? david: is a question of how to control inflation without doing too much damage. the easiest way and the most effective way to do that would be for the european central bank to raise rates or find some way of talking rates up and indicating that is what they will do. you will recall that when they went negative in 2014 the dollar appreciated in a matter of nine months. any move now to increase rates and a signal that they will be going positive would precipitate a very quick dollar depreciation , which is great for inflation within europe, which will be one of the main problems they have given what is in the pipeline. tom: do you see this as a singular eu effort or would it be coordinated? david:

edward lawrence joins us now by from the white house. good afternoon. david kelley's boss was here at the white house jamie dimon coming into the meeting. the president was not supposed to be in the meeting, the ceos and weaving the president did step into the meeting for 20 minutes. those folks met with a number of officials at the white house reduce either the national security advisor and treasury. in food producers. the president updated all of them and the invasion and what's happening in russia and ukraine. senator ben sasse says that's easy to unleash american energy. >> we should be moving towards energy independence of the biden administration should get out of the way with north american energy production so the europeans don't continue to make so many stupid decisions of tying themselves to pollutants energy supplies. we should cut afresh from energy supplies. alvin and the room and all of the presents have had so far in the invasion of ukraine the ambassador says nato is to blame for the invasion the president biden did not want the crisis in the

lawrence: he is the ultimate villain. democrats can't allow a crisis to go away so they blame putin for everything. david axelrod said you can't blame everything in the economy on vladimir putin. >> everything is vladimir putin's price hikes. people don't believe that. they know they had inflation before this, they haven't dialed this in quite right yet. you can't blame everything in the economy on vladimir putin. lawrence: you can't deny his ability as a strategist and he revolutionized a ground game. he is trying to help the pres. . rachel: saying don't do this. lawrence: i don't think the pres. is going to listen. they see what is happening at the pump and grocery prices before vladimir putin took center stage. he is such a villain the american people will buy it. axelrod says don't do it. i understand strategists are saying this is the way to go but as an outside guy who has been successful, don't do this. rachel: last night on tucker carlson he should footage of a local news report, sneaking around a corner, essentially a bread line, people in line to get free food because they can't afford it. my h

, talk about that maybe and then lawrence kersse, people have recognized that people are staying at home and cooking and mccormick is the best way to know and then, davidhat do we got? roll them for me, baby >> you know what, david? >> nathan, put it down. >> come on >> okay. >> rolling the dice! >> whoa! >> because he is nathan detroit. yeah trying to beat sky. >> sky's a good roll i would take any of them, really. >> the chairman. anyway, thank you, david i hope you enjoy your trip to wherever the hell you're going. >> i will. have a good time at the track later. >> you going to the gulfstream is it -- >> going to the middle of nowhere. >> take care. >> thank you >> just go down to pimlico, okay, so we can take track of you. >> see you tonight, 6:00 p.m. "mad money" on cnbc. still above 4,600. this is the new world of work. each day looks different than the last. but whatever work becomes, the servicenow platform will make it just, flow. whether it's finding new ways to help you serve your customers, orchestrating a safe return to the office... wait. an office? what's an office? ...or solving a workplace challenge that's yet to come. wherever the new

david axelrod. we apologize for the error. president biden is on that call with xi jinping that began an hour ago. edward lawrenceter: this is coming from chinese state media. you've got to understand the source. chinese state media says xi jinping told president biden not to interfere with russia/china relations saying state to state relations should not rise to the level of confrontation and chinese state media saying according to state media the ukraine crisis is not something china wanted to see you. from the us side, gauging where the actual position is coming laying out consequences if they picked the wrong side. i asked jen psaki about the mating china or russia economically. >> the chinese have been public about how they will continue their economic activity with russia. is the president going to press president xi jinping and ask him to back off? >> the conversation will be a continuation of the conversation our national security adviser had with his counterpart earlier this week and china's alignment with russia in a range of ways and implications and consequences of that are central part of that conver

lawrence freedman. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> thank you, clint for being with us. we appreciate you being with us today. davidllow up on something that was just said. we in the united states and in the west, of course, we always focus on the glass that's half empty, what we're not doing. the planes, the 29 old, outdated migs we're not sending to the ukrainians, the boots on the ground, the no-fly zone. that's too much discussion centers around that. as the professor said, the west, the united states getting an extraordinary amount of weapons across the border into ukraine and you saw it. talk about it. >> so, joe, last weekend i was traveling with general milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and i did see this extraordinary pipeline of weapons that's coming from the united states and other western countries. i saw racks of javelin anti-tank missiles on their way into ukraine. i saw a c-17 that presumably had just brought them there. great, big u.s. air force plane. one after another these planes were landing. we were told 14 wide-bodied planes were landing every day at this particular place near