sonali: earl, you are floating against the market here. krishna, what are your ideas around a potential for a hike? krishna: i understand world is coming from. but i think, from my standpoint, it's very unrealistic to expect a further hike given the trend in data we have seen so far. i think if there was going to be significant re-acceleration in the economy and not just inflation remaining sticky, inflation starting to go up, if that is what would happen, you can make a case for rate hikes. i think the right detail of inflation and higher rates has probably been truncated already. it's never zero. i would assign a very high probability to that. sonali: sonali: renaissance macro told our own show why some saw an of the potential policy mistake. this is what he had to say about today's data. >> it does not match the tone of the economic data we are seeing. they are telling people the economy is strong. over the first five months of this your real consumption is growing below 1%. new home sales, we just learned are running at the lowest leve

earl ross, musing. earl, thanks as always. thank you. i know it just uh, before we end on the trip by building were put into the d p r k. i want to show you this. it was a massive concert featuring performances in both korean and russian. in fact, our t correspondent donald quarter told us the scale of the welcome for a visiting leader was something he'd never seen personally before. this meeting that he had with teams on the one was all about establishing a new, basically a new era of cooperation between russia and the dpr, k and all different spears, including culture and education, economics and science. but the main one of course is as we recently heard that of a military cooperation. and it has to do with the fact that both countries are in a very similar position with respect to the west sanctions. and this common western, this coming position in relation to western regression is one of the main points in which the dpr, k and russia are looking to unite and fight against not listed on the increase, consistently advocate for the for

host: let's hear from earl in idaho. independent line. caller: is whether the gun was ever fired. if it had been fired it should add to his conviction. host: what you think of the things he was found guilty of, whether the gun was fired or not? caller: that doesn't really matter. the fact is if the gun was fired that shows a different story about hunter biden's ability at that time where he was getting off the drugs. host: what you mean it matters more if he fired the gun? caller: usually if they do not fire it, that is one thing. if they do fire it it shows there is some sort of anger within that. host: that is oral in idaho -- that is earl in idaho. (202) 748-8001 republicans, democrats (202) 748-8000 and independents (202) 748-8002. when it comes to the editorials of the papers, the w■rashington post in their lead editorial says "the president son cannot evade the law." the editors right that it should never have come to this. mr. biden could country the specter of the trial by pleading guilty and accepting full responsibility and asking for the court's mercy at sentencing. ins

earl warren puts this thing together. interesting that this case was argued in 52. the chief justice of the supreme court dies after oral argumchief vinson, who was to be leanin dissenting. he dies and gives the president an opportunity to appoint a new justice who happens be earl wa integration from hen comes on the court and leads this opinion remarkably it's thought it was 13 pages. i looked at stops at 12. the internet's h.a. was wrong on this as well everyone. randall, i saw you right that this was probably in and perhaps. but then you went on to say, but it rdered the opinion pallid. yeah. what you mean? welljustice warren right before. you know handing down the opinion writes a memo to his colleagues describing what he's attempting to do and he says, i want torite opinion that is brief. write anxñr+ opinion that regular people canead and write. and he says he says and above is non accusatory. now he wanteton opinion that was non accusatory in large part to preempt some members of the court particular you mentioned vinson, but but then there was another member

earl warren, the governor of california, is withholding the delegation's votes.en tells eisenhower, "i'll deliver the delegation for you on one condition. i wanna be the next chief justice of the supreme court." ike, the great war hero, shakes hands, says, "you got a deal." he wins. one year later, earl warren is the chief justice of the united states supreme court. rod wanted a political appointment from obama, and for that, he was prepared to trade obama's old senate seat, which is actually legal. otherwise, eisenhower would have gone to jail, and americans would not have "liked ike." do you see yourself as somebody who was just trying to function in perhaps an inherently corrupt but legal system, and that theoretically almost any politician could be snagged the way you were? absolutely. of course i do, except i'm giving me higher marks. because i was using that money that--that-- and that power gave me to fight an established system that served itself on the backs of the people, and when you do that, you piss a lot of people off, and they wanna get rid of you.

before the landing in omaha, sergeant earl parker of bedford, virginia. proudly passed around a picture of danny, the newborn daughter. he had never held. he told the fellows, if i could see this daughter of mine, i wouldn't mind dying. sergeant parker's remembered here at the garden of the missing, and he is remembered back home by a woman in her sixties who proudly shows a picture of her handsome, smiling, young dad. all who are buried and held in e loving memory of america. we pray in the peace of the cemetery that they have reached the far shore of god's mercy. and we still look with pride on the men of d-day, on those who served and went on. it is a strange turn of history that called on young men from the prairie towns and city streets of america to cross an ocean and throw back the marching mechanized evils of fascism. and it. you did it. that difficult. summers reached then past and 60 years of living. now has come a time of reflection with thoughts of another horizon and the hope of reunion with the boys. you each of you to understand. you will b

before the landing in omaha, sergeant earl parker of bedford, virginia proudly pasar picture of danny, the newborn daughter he had never held. he told the fellows, if i could see this daughter of mine, i wouldn't mind dying. sergeant parker is remembered here at the garden of the missing. and he is remembered back home by a woman in her 60s, who proudly shows a picture of her handsome, smiling, young dad. all who are buried and named in this place are held in the loving memory of america. we pray in the peace of this cemetery that they have reached the far shore of god's mercy. and we still look with pride on the men of d-day, on those who served and went on. it is a strange turn of history that called on young men from the prairie towns and city streets of america to cross an ocean and throw back the marching, mechanizedvi fascism. and those young men did it. you did it. [applause] that difficult summit was reached, then passed, in 60 years of living. now has come a time of reflection, with thoughts of another horizon, and the hope of reunion with the boys you knew. i want each of yo

the french football federation set the $25.00 earl striker, would not need surgery after his face stroke opponent, kevin, done so his shoulder would, he would have to wear protection. a canadian actor donald sutherland has died. he was aides sutherlands expansive career stretched from the field. mash to the blockbuster series, the hunger games, he never retired and worked regularly up until his death. donald sutherland korea was as varied as it was long. born and raised in canada, he began acting while studying and university in toronto. this is 1952. i said, do they have a wonderful theater there? and i went and i auditioned and i was given the prior jim james servers, the male animal. and to this purpose at the roles and mesh and don't go now helped propel him to stop them. surely. and the pots just keep coming, cuz i am d. b profile created sutherland with nearly $200.00 wrong, including and the more recent blog, precise, i mean, he's 88 years old. he started acting in the early sixty's means meaning that he's been on air bold television, m feel for decades. and during that time there

this earl integrity of states. no one has the right to threaten the war with nuclear weapons. no one has the right to on demand flint, and there's, or any of that security of the war and its origins. no one has the right to keep, not the children of in all the nation. no one has the right to undermine these. we are able to insure the effectiveness of such principles what's going on. so most doors is making headlines around the world. routers are being held across fronts to protest against the fall of rights, demonstrations, kind of a head of a snap election cold by president of macro on the mid fee. is that maureen depends, natural valley posit could when police in the classroom demonstrates assume through fireworks with offices as many as a 1000000 and a half. the muslim programs have braving sweltering hate to prey on mt. ararat arrow fast in saudi arabia. as the issue is harsh, reaches its climax of the alpha pilgrims will collect pebbles to carry out the symphonic stony of the devil ritual in mina, on sunday of the britons, princess of wales has made her 1st step public of

countries, including skepticism from a close ally, ukraine's 2nd largest donor germany, chancellor, earl of schultz, that negotiation was crucial, but stressed that it was russia that chose war. no country wants peace more than you queen. but let us be on this piece is more than the absence of full. it is true peace and you cream cannot be achieved without involving russia. but that does not forget that as we speak russian and continues is to rent in please the wage. it's brutal was so lensky defend that the decision to exclude russia and said moscow would be informed when the time was right. there is no russia here. why? because if russia was interested in fees, that would be no war. we must decide together what adjust this means for the world and how each can be achieved in its ruling last week. so lensky was hoping us president joe biden would attend. instead, vice president camella harris, joint leaders pledging on wavering support for ukraine and shooting down a so called piece proposal made by putin on the ease of the summit. he claimed russia would end the war if you crean agreed

has received 448 years in prison, prosecutors say both adults and children were victims of robert earl hawkins. >> a police chief near cincinnati is defending his officers, who were involved in a shootout with a suspect at a kroger grocery store. and for the first time, we're seeing the incident from video captured by the officer's body cameras. this morning, dramatic new video shows officers involved in a shootout inside a busy grocery store in ohio. >> you can just only imagine what this may have turned into, and we're very fortunate. the end result that we have today. >> in the video, police officers are seen responding to a kroger outside cincinnati last week. an officer can be seen firing at 42 year old joseph van neiman, who points a gun towards officers. prosecutors say moments earlier, van neiman ignored officers orders to stop after they allegedly saw him take part in a drug deal, then walk across the kroger parking lot. van neiman, taking cover in the store's entrance, repeatedly stepping out and engaging in a shootout with officers as customers ducked for cover. authorities

this report is a chief justice and conservatives route against him for the next 30 years but it was earl to deport the mexican immigrants in the criminals there because his day could not afford to keep them and you will ever trump say, perhaps maybe said today, if you keep throwing out eight or ten or 12 or 15 million illegals into the cities, you are breaking the cities you won't break in the entitlement system because we of a sudden i see the new york city renown then mayor eric adams and it went out of this so that's an interesting thing in you can afford it sustainable and plus the criminal problem. >> we been dealing with us in texas try to do something about it what evidence but is doj sued texas top of the federal government what happens is this is a start to realize we start to ship these to the states they start feeling okay now is a bigger conversation we cannot afford it pretty for trillions of that and running 2 trillion-dollar annual deficit and then when you at 11,000,012,000,000 people that we know of this country you are only adding fuel to the park fire cannot afford us

a thing is possible and general, the liberal, so-called liberal republican governor of california, earlarren, who ike put on the supreme court as the chief justice and conservatives railed against him for the next 30 years, but it was earl warren who convinced ike to have to deport the mexican immigrant, the criminals there because his state couldn't afford to keep them. >> that's correct. larry: i heard trump say, perhaps maybe he said it today, you keep throwing out eight, 10, 12, 15 million illegals into these cities you're breaking the cities. >> yes, you will break the entitlement system. we can't afford all of this stuff. i see it in new york city every now and then our mayor eric adams says i want out of this, i want out of this. >> yes. larry: that is interesting financial. we cannot afford it, it is not sustainable. plus the criminal problem. >> this is what we've been doing in texas the past few years. we tried to do something about it. what happens? biden's doj sues texas doing the job for the federal government. what happenses is this, other states start realizing, start shi

through the cold war we have this era of being the superpower070 percent of the world global was earl'sà now is down 55 percent of. that is showing that there is a going on not just in our country but a shift going on globally and i think younger americans tend to be a little bit more in tune withnderstand life is very complicated and people are very very very complicated. simple answers don't work for fu them away because the younger person knows there's nothing of the ice cream every day there to get th our failure to sol >> on social generations pretty much coalesced omic issues they tend to be a little bit more you're right. it doesn't really fit with either party. the of e reasons. >> what's the impact of social media? on the values of democracy and ity and where tips for the policymakers here in the di youth of social media. we need to be careful about not modeling if we want to solve k there's a lot of attention right now in social media a lot of attention on ai a lot ofn on technologies there's a lot of attention on a lot of different things it goes back to if wething would be o

june 3, 2024.hereby appoint thee earl l. "buddy" carter to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 9, 2024, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes but in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from new york, ms. malliotakis, for five minutes. ms. malliotakis: thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i woke up to a press conference being held by my mayor, mayor of new york c city, eric adams, and our police commissioner. theyu5 were saying that while we were sleeping two nypd officers were shot. they were shot by somebody who is in this country illegally. somebody who entered via eagle pass. somebody who is a national of venezu

host: let's hear from earl in idaho. independent line.y only question is whether the gun was ever fired. if it had been fired it should add to his conviction. host: what you think of the things he was found guilty of, whether the gun was fired or not? caller: that doesn't really matter. the fact is if the gun was fired that shows a different story about hunter biden's ability at that time where he was getting off the drugs. host: what you mean it matters more if he fired the gun? caller: usually if they do not it, that is one thing. if they do fire it it shows there is some sort of anger within that. host: that is oral in idaho -- that is earl in idaho. (202) 748-8001 for republicans, democrats (202) 748-8000 and independents (202) 748-8002 when it comes to the editorials of the papers, the washington post in their lead editorial says "the president son cannot evade the law." the editors right that it should never have come to this. mr. biden could have spared his family and ther of the trial byg guilty and accepting full responsibility a

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earl raj, we know of at least one protest. i spoke to a woman named danielle morton, who is reinflating, a giant 33 foot tall balloon caricature izing former president trump as a chicken wearing a black and white prison shirt. it set sail in the bay years ago, and today she told me she's re-inflated it, making sure it's ready to go out again in the bay tomorrow. it will be in view as people come in to san francisco to greet the president. we also, or the former president. we also are aware that at marina green, where i'm currently at, there's going to be a rally to welcome mr. trump to san francisco and his supporters will come out tomorrow morning to marina green . they're hoping that he might land here, just like biden, and landed here, earlier last month. yeah, that could happen. in terms of the actual fundraiser in san francisco, some high profile hosts and some, i believe, about 50,000 bucks just to get in minimum price. and it is an expensive vip ticket. it's hosted at the pacific heights home of david sacks and jacquely

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earl in indiana, republican line. caller: mr.garza, i really appreciate you being on there today.en on there make no sense but i am a moral man of 87 years old. i work hard, i had seven children. i worked my butt off. i children are a joy. that is my life, my children. they don't want to work for it. always give, give, give. look, it doe' to have a good idt something. they don't have to have world. love yourput god first. because when you take that out of the government office, that is when this country went to hell. if we don't get god in this c't believe in god, your day is coming. and i tell you what. c-span, he will tell you what is going on in this world today. he loves his country, he's fighting harl he's took everything that you've got with democrats giving. guest: america estill a country of people of faith. i think we have to embrace folks of all strengths and creeds and religions. my parents made me who i am today. that is probably why i'm conservative and central right. i fight for the things. lot of latinos fight for those things. the tino's i think are looking for tho

i am just so right the other players arab, israeli, samaritans earl o mrs.ding tunnels fighters women and children are being killed seem to have very lile compassion watches permanent state ofw conflict. i have not seen it. i know i've g sn the report but it was not you. i don't frankly at the bi get that don't happen to have it. left. >> senator you mentioned wall se allies to rip and replace somewt have not the top telecommunication in the world to the point the pentagon is contractors to do business with. what does that say about the efforts to seriously degraded? because rick is a something can be done? i think wally has beenunsuccessn government provider to a data center provider.1&te of we should have earlier forward o many of these cases any kind of tech company is not justabilityu have any kind of system is a daily, weejqkly, monthly upgrade all of those urade can place wh. nationstates which they had not gone the wall weight rate route. it is again one of the key reason geo g42ic sense. if you got this tir f microsoft out wall w that's one of the re

international consultants, earl rasmussen, says the west, there's full responsibility for the complex civilian casualties. clearly they're not targeting many military facilities or they seem to be have a focus of almost like a terrorist type activity and, and hitting a civilian infrastructure and civilian homes, residence this conflict would not be going, could not even have started had the west been open to discussing security concerns for and, and even was serious about the draft issues were a security proposals provided by rest. so it would not have happened had they implemented the minutes good chords, which we now know were a ruse to um, to build up and train ukrainian forces. uh, nor would have gotten to this point if uh, if the british specifically in the us did not disrupt the peace agreements and peace negotiations going on and in this bundle. nor would it get to this point if the weapons and the endless supply the black hole of money and funds was not supplied to ukraine. we would not be to this situation. i blame the west, i believe in the west for the provoking reference t

we pray, the auditorium and earl hall, them the, the religious life center. and that went on for years. so yeah, of course i was scared that not just the us in, in general, and the airports maybe would stop me for random checks. but i was scared the columbia itself would start monitoring all of its ab students, all of it's, most of the students. i would scared that we get labeled as terrorist. i would scared that we'd all get vilified. and i was especially scared for the people and gaza because i know what happens when israel feels like it has permission from the world to start retaliating. it doesn't stop and that's what we're seeing right now . it just won't stop evolving, protesting for months, but then it got more intense after the cameras do few that. you know this when you can listen to vitamins, and when you listen to, you know, republicans or, or including congress managed calling you radicalize you for major area, kind of them say, you know, that you have been infiltrated, that he was in the country, has been radicalized i mean, what is your answer t

in february, us security analyst, earl resumes, and save the challenge of harboring millions of the printing refugees is sewing discord width in european society. other refugees that have come in from the lease and all that are getting a are getting less they're getting a lot of them are working even a higher percentage or working. it's unfair for the other refugees, which i think is going to create some divisive nest as well. and you've got a very low percentage of the ukrainians that are actually seeking work. i mean, pay, you know, hey, i got this extra $7750.00 and my cash in my pocket. every month. i got housing. i got medical, you know, so there's no incentive for them to work. why do they have to do slug to those countries? because especially from germany, it's got one of the best benefits is to be you give some money to pull in and check a check in. and germany, you're going to have other countries very upset and because they're making cuts to address the issue and handle it. so i think uh, i think it may create more divisiveness within the european union, just the salt lacy and the