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i'm, you know, neil e u countries have committed to a 15 percent reduction in gas consumption until next spring. although the small print shows that the energy saving plan is voluntary and comes with a pretty sizable heft. of exemptions, it follows russian energy john gallus problems announcement that it's to further cut supplies to europe from wednesday. you chief 1st of underline, praise the blocks move saying it shows the unanimity of member nations. i strongly welcome the endorsement by counsel of the regulation to reduce gas demand and prepare for the winter. it is a decisive step to face down the threat of a full gas disruption. thanks to today's decision, europe is now ready to address its energy security as a union. the only really entity on this issue is the countries that refused to cut their gas use. agree that those who have had no choice and no alternatives should really well. yeah, ration their supply. so there's really no solidarity at all in brussels. the central request that all $27.00 member states reduce their gas consumption by 15 percent. this is really all about the

former e, your official, is also implicated in the leaks and i asked our brussels correspond and christine lumber for more details. that's right. or monica, a former official by the name of neil cruz who was effectively the e use. digital chief i at the time has been implicated in, in, in these papers. it's been suggested that during her time i, in, in her role and in, in the months preceding that i, that she was helping over lobby are with her. see here, executives within the european union as well as in her, her home country, the netherlands papers show how she, for example, was in full support of labor. at some point, when the company had asked some issues with the authorities in the city of brussels in her home country, that she was personally and not just outwitting in support of uber for example, but also maneuvering behind the scenes to get the regulators to quote back off now for her part she denies any wrongdoing saying that in her position in her role it was her job to be talking to, to politicians about companies like goober. but if you look at, for example, some state exchanges in these very lisa, between uber executives, it appears that they were aware of the sen

ah ah ah ah ah, this is e w. news ly, from berlin, sri lanka, has a new leader after days of turmoil. neil mcbride massena is sworn in as interim president after his battled predecessor submits his resignation. but protestors joy over go to buy a route to park, says ouster could be short lived and also coming up with southern ukraine. several missiles to strike the port city of nikolai, of which has come under heavy and barred men in recent days. and you as president joe biden visits the palestinian territories by vin, arrives in the west bank city of bethlehem for talks with palestinian president, would abbas ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. she lancoste prime minister, renelle rec, lemme singer has been sworn in as acting president. it comes after former leader, go to buy a raj, a poxy officially resigned after fleeing the country for months. sorry. lincoln's have been demanding the removal of raj epoxy, who they blame for the countries. severe economic crisis. on the streets of sri lanka, people celebrate off to hearing. the countries president has resigned. they say this is

neil, you're clueless then and same now. that's the nicer e-mails. there's something to it. question is how long does it last. >> it can last, neil, anywhere from a month to six months to a year. actually -- >> neil: a year? >> yeah, the coronavirus selects neural tissue and prefers to live in the brain a thousand times more than the rest of the body. that's why people lose their smell and their sense of taste. that is a sign that the virus has affected the nervous system. so it's not surprising that more than 20% of people get what is called brain fog. we see it all the time in our clinics. we see young people in their 20s and 30s coming in saying that they can't balance the checkbook. they don't know where they're going. they have no sense of direction, et cetera. that is possible. it's possible that the president may experience this. >> neil: by that definition, doctor, all of congress has covid fog. they haven't balanced something in quite some time. there's a lots of people that just hopes it goes away. it keeps popping up. it's a whack-a-mole thing. i'm just wondering

neil: what about the guy e who ran the federal reserve? he blew it too. >> yep. neil: do you think he should go? >> yeah. look, if they were in new hampshire, i'm governor, the buck stops here. you've got prore-- replace people with folks who are going to be transparent, look at the math and, by the way, this wasn't a hard math problem, neil. you don't add 5 trillion and just think inflation is temporary. neil: and fair credit to governor sununu, he was one of the i but if governors, republican or democrat, when inflation was just coming along that warned it would not be transitory and said people who were saying that kind of thing were missing a wig problem concern big problem that was going to be even bigger. steve moore with us, steve the too was early on in this, be careful what's going on here. steve has a long history of not being a huge fan of big federal spending unless it's absolutely, absolutely necessary like when we were knee deep in the covid thing. steve kind enough to join us. i was thinking of governor sununu going one step further, these guys shou

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eing... a gold-owner. visit invest.gold to see why gold is everyone's asset. neil: all right. so still so much we're waiting on all the technology earnings this is big week for them including microsoft, amazon, apple, google. some big tests for the market coming up. charles payne to guide you through it. charles: neil, i'm on pins and need dells. can't wait,. neil: you got it. charles: this i'm charles payne this is "making money." we should have a consequential week. amazing earnings, fed, gdp. can the strong july start find a second gear or is it too much too soon? janet yellen says no recession in sight but the middle class getting squeezed from all sides, down to a diaper tax. brian wesbury and hadley heath manning weighing in. joe biden is making a full-court press to to get the chip acts through but. don luskin ask here with his thoughts. want you, wall street wants retail investor to be a loser but why blink now? are you committed to the market? i want to get your house on that. i will give you my takeaway later on why you should stay strong. all that and so much more o

effective at preventing the progrecian to severe disease -- progression -- neil: you're talking about paxlovid? >> yes. he's on paxlovid ee second day now. he's tolerating it well, and he continues to improve. i mean, he was better today than he was last night and better yesterday than he was when he first got sick. neil: when you did talk to the president's physician, obviously you both have to consider the age of president and whether, you know, his getting back to a routine or at least one from a distance is wise. what do you think? >> well, he is feeling well enough that he is fulfilling the duties from a virtual standpoint. neil, you and i spoken about when i got infected, you know, i'm a little bit offedder than the president. i had symptomology very similar to what the president had. i was on paxlovid, so there's a lot of similarities there. and i did exactly the same as the president was doing, and it was -- i wasn't any worse for the wear. i did my work virtually the way the president is doing, so he's following the course of a person who's otherwise quite healthy who did the right thing, got vaccinated, doubly

neil liberalism. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george m u l e. in budapest, he's a podcast, read the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals, and america recross 2 martin j. he's an award winning, journalist, and commentator, or a gentleman crossed out rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want and i would appreciate it. right. start out with george in budapest. um, what do you think of my introduction? georgia now overdue, and m r m m m. i prone to hyperbole here. but again, that i stress all the right points that you did. it's a very succinct summary of where we are. i mean, when we think of legitimacy, and what do we really mean? we mean political ruling elites that can actually deliver what their voters in a democracy, in what you know, what they're populous generally once, which is peace, prosperity, and at the minimum security for food on the table and the protection from the elements. now the leaders of the west of signally failed to provide any of those things that they have got themselves involved unnecessarily

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neil, that part hoff it caught my eye today. in other words, a lawyer will tell you the most powerful evidence are e-mails and tweets that are sent. but if you have a draft that wasn't drafted by the president, it is after in the draft item folder on his phone, maybe he looked at it and said, i'm not going to send this tweet. so again, i completely agree that if you're looking for strong evidence, you need to focus on the tweets the president actually sent, rather than draft tweets that were presented to him but he declined to send. >> neil: this is the first of the hearings that i can recall where there was serious consideration on the part of the former president to sort of acknowledge, all right, this was not a steal. this election was not taken from him. i don't know the chain of events that led him to harden and resist that urge or that calling. but he did. we know ultimately what happened. it was a lot closer than we thought for him to step back and maybe in the calmer moments and say no. >> it's interesting just seeing this timeline playing out. today, of course, we heard a lot about that meeting at the white house that se

neil. >> i got plans, i've got visions, a whole bunch of stuff. when you see me again and see a billion dollars, don't call me you need to e-mail me i don't answer phonetill using his phone today, neil. employees at raising canes are among those disappointed as well. because their company ceo bought 50,000 tickets from last night's drawing and 50,000 for tuesday's drawing and that's one for every employee at the fast food chicken restaurant, but luck was not on their side. this has been growing since mid april. 29 consecutive drawings, now that someone has, the jackpot goes back to 20 million and grows based on game sales and we'll have to wait a little longer for our billion dollar opportunity, neil. neil: i'm wondering had no one won, i guess the next lottery would have been next week, tuesday or so and could have gone up to 1.8 billion? >> which would have been the most ever. 2016 was the most, this point 1.5 billion. it was a rare opportunity. neil: and i heard, nate, people are telling me even if you would have won, you would have shown up for work and continued working as if nothing happened so, i commend you for that. >> i'm too young right now

neil: a council for everything. you summed it up nicely. thanks. mike gunzelman. internet radio sensation and a connoisseur of all things fast food. to put ketchup on it? you should et's a sign 0 the end of civil sayings myself. it could be wrong. here's "the five." >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino with judge jeanine and jessica tarlov. this is "the five." president biden pivoting yet again trying to mend his political agenda. biden, 18 months in, deciding now is the time to call climate ge

, the united states secret service, neil, not only realizes it's a possibility, but the it's a probability. anytime you leave a secure environment with your protecte e trouble. so when the president of the united states goes anywhere, a thorough advance has been done ahead of time. i don't see that in this situation. it doesn't appear that the japanese did much of a security advance in this particular instance. the american secret service has learned the hard way going back to john f. kennedy. we no longer drive presidents through downtown areas in an open him mow. neil: right, right, good point. >> after the reagan assassination attempt where john hinkley was standing squarely in the middle of the white house press pool, we no longer allow people in the area that have not been checked, evented and screened. and so the japanese, unfortunately, have learned the hard lesson in this situation and, hopefully, they will revamp their training and procedures. neil: dan emmett, thank you so much. there's still so much we don't know. obviously, beefed-up security not only for the president, congressmen, senators, governors and the like, even former politicia

neil: no, they don't. kudos to you, to a man and woman, when some them said it was transitory, and e-mails that you were debbyhe heat continues, not talking the political heat. you're seeing it, somewhat of it in the united states, but particularly in spain, it's the record heat levels they've not seen in a generation. how long it lasts is anyone's guess. in spain, for example, we've seen three days 40 degrees celsius, if i'm right a little north of 100 fahrenheit. not only in spain and united kingdom, but spain and portugal and got up to as much as 115 fahrenheit comparable degrees. right now, it's prompting extreme heat warnings throughout europe and a national emergency in the united kingdom and right now, they're just saying, stay home. but you know, in a lot of the countries as american tourists find, they don't have air conditioning and don't think they need it. americans are just joining them over there, you need it. a little more after this. (vo) get business internet from verizon, the network businesses rely on. ditch cable and switch to verizon business internet, with fast, reliable solutions, natio

neil: and once you're regulating in that area, it could be a privacy concern too, right? now all of a sudden people are afraid that they're searching their, you know, internet transmissions or eailbox. is that a legitimate fear? >> i think it is a legitimate fear. in other words, you know, there certainly are privacy interests along those lines. there's commerce interests, there's equal protection interests, due process interests, pretty much every provision in the constitution, it seems, is going to be implicated in this changing landscape of abortion law in the years to come. neil: amazing. you know, tom, you ought to stick to to this law thing, because you're very good at it, and i wish you well as you continue on this legal journey. no, i do appreciate it, tom. thank you. >> thank you, neil. neil: tom dupree. we know the political fallout already, the president has said he's open blowing up the filibuster to support, you know, putting many law roe v. wade -- in law roe v. wade and making it the law of the land rather than this confusing, you know, patchwork has he has put it of laws of states that allow abortions and of those that don't. where's all that going? sarah west