mutual trade too continues to develop actively, according to ec estimates, in just 2 years it could reachbillion mark. in the first half of the year, cooperation supplies in integration increased by more than 12%. the best rates are demonstrated by belarus, armenia and kazakhstan. systematic downsizing efforts have a positive impact on business performance. barriers between countries to implement innovations. some of them were voiced at a recent meeting of the council of the eurasian economic commission. optimization of transportation procedures, modernization of labeling rules and licenses for export-import in electronic form. alina lopom will tell you everything in order. from customs regulation to international cooperation. there are fifty in total on the agenda. the issues were considered by their vice-premiers for 2 days, in addition to discussing the strategic documents of the union, it was the priorities for the further development of integration or work on the external contour; during the meeting they made a decision until the end of 2025. the creation of a unified customs transit

it is fair to say that the l press release issued by the ec] uefa.sued by the ec] and subsequent media generation does not fully reflect the court's findings. in fact, — fully reflect the court's findings. in fact, there is a stark contrast between — in fact, there is a stark contrast between the press statement and the judgment _ between the press statement and the judgment. the judgment is actually positive, _ judgment. the judgment is actually positive, as it embraces the key features— positive, as it embraces the key features of the european football pyramid — features of the european football pyramid. open competitions, sporting merit, _ pyramid. open competitions, sporting merit, and _ pyramid. open competitions, sporting merit, and solidarity. you pyramid. open competitions, sporting merit, and solidarity.— merit, and solidarity. you mentioned that breakaway _ merit, and solidarity. you mentioned that breakaway competition - merit, and solidarity. you mentioned that breakaway competition and - merit, and solidarity. you mentioned | that breaka

as noted by the ec, over the past 3 years, trade between the countries union and iran has doubled andusinesses on both sides are interested in further improving the conditions for cooperation. the parameters of the agreement involve trade. exchange of 90% of commercial goods with the eu without customs duties. in addition, we are talking about reducing barriers at the borders of third countries in order to stimulate the development of cooperation projects in the fields of automobiles, aviation and mechanical engineering. there is currently a temporary agreement in place under which important customs duties are reduced or eliminated on a limited basis. i note that jaas concluded free trade agreement with vietnam, serbia and singapore. in belarus the minimum wage will increase, from january 1 its amount will be 626 rubles, an increase of 72 rubles. social orientation is still a priority of state policy and the measures taken by the government are having the desired effect. the level of well-being of belarusians is growing. this is confirmed by the results of a study by the ministry of e

bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on ecs known as twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us on 0370106676 and do have a look at our website for previous interviews. bbc.co.uk slash newswatch. that's all from us for 2023. thank you forjoining us. do you think about getting in touch and perhaps even coming on the programme? we'll be back on the 5th of january to hear more of your thoughts about how the bbc covers the news. until then, merry christmas and a happy new year. for many of us ordering something online and waiting for it to be dropped on our doorstep as a convenience we don't even think about. but for those in brazil's favelas, the densely populated, low income communities that lie on the outskirts of cities like rio and sao paulo, that convenience simply isn't an option. but that could be about to change. as angelica mari has been finding out, favelas can be like giant as angelica mari has been finding out. favelas can be like giant labyrinths built deep into peripheries across brazil, visible, but often overlooked.

are , by and large, neither hot nor cold, it’s worse for them, if this political signal sent by the ect... the kiev regime will now simply have to work out, work out, plus what, in general, lies on the surface, for us, for many others, is that this decision on ukraine, it is absolutely irrational, yes, that is, it is quite logical, but it would not be for the european commission , so to speak, to meet the proposal of a number of european capitals to first decide how the european union should be built. with a clear conscience, with a calm soul, make a decision to begin representative negotiations at the next march meeting of the european council , that is, mikhailovich, excuse me, i’ll interrupt you, but how can a country that is at war fulfill 90% of each, i mean new york the times, other serious newspapers, magazines , the media talk about terrible corruption in ukraine, suddenly it disappeared somewhere, they defeated it in one day, and how does it all fit in, they somehow explain this to themselves by european officials, or is there no time for that now ? no, you see, european offic

by the way, as noted in the ec, cooperative supplies in the eurasian union are showing positive dynamics. according to the department of industrial policy, in the first half of 2023, cooperative supplies to the eu increased by more than 12% compared to the corresponding period of the previous year. the best rate of increase in cooperation supplies this year is observed in armenia (an increase of 2). 7 times in belarus an increase of 37.1% and in kazakhstan an increase of 29.5%. in terms of industry, most priority sectors are showing positive dynamics. an increase in volumes was recorded in eighteen industries. yes, the volume of mutual trade in goods between the ias states is growing and new records are certainly a reason for joy. however, the issue is to improve quality control. goods moving across the borders of allied countries is becoming increasingly relevant; innovations in the labeling system were also presented at eec meetings. they include recognized to reduce barriers to ensure freedom of movement of goods in the domestic market. alena lopo - area of ​​interest. and that ’s all

by the way, as noted in the ec, cooperative supplies in the eurasian union show positive dynamics.artment of industry. policy in the first half of 2023, cooperation supplies to the eu increased by more than 12% compared to the corresponding period of the previous year. and new records are certainly a reason for joy, however, the issue of improving quality control of goods moving across the borders of allied countries is becoming increasingly urgent; innovations in the labeling system were also presented at the eec meeting. they are also recognized as reducing barriers and ensuring freedom of movement goods on the domestic market. alina lopo, area of ​​interest. and that’s all for today, look at your area of ​​interest three times a week, tuesday, wednesday, etc. together with the belarus 24 tv channel, we will plunge into the cultural life of our country. geta adzins immediately acquired fireplaces with this look on the territory of belarus. at the same time, it is known that only adzin is analogous to our fireplace in the city of samara. all these workshops are lively, here they p

the remote ec center is one of the steps in creating a unified system of care to reduce mortality amongim nazar, vesti, khabarovsk. new passenger buses went on line in several districts of the amur region. 25 modern grooves were handed over to the region at the end november. now they work in populated areas where previously there were problems with public transport, and sometimes they had to wait for hours at bus stops. report by daryibakova. now going to work is like a holiday, not a saying or a joke, but real life. driver dmitry novopashin smiles. him personally. a modern guy from blagoveshchensk says: before, in the cold , i was freezing all shift, but now you can ride in a shirt, but that’s not the main thing, but it goes straight, very easy, comfortable, you can take it even with the previous bus with the old one. yes he really is already was worn out in this, even now you drive comfortably, no matter how bad the road is, it still goes very softly, just chic, simple. another feature of the bus is air suspension, which helps elderly people and children get into the cabin. here we pr

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ec ultrasound of the heart and professional consultation. children's cardiologist absolutely free ofrge, such an action was held by the public organization "dream of children of ukraine" together with the center of children's cardiology and cardiac surgery in the heart of the capital. it is important to check the hearts of young ukrainians so as not to miss diseases. if such a defect is missed, then in the future this child may even die, that is, or miss the time of the operation, when we could make this heart normal and healthy, this the child will be healthy. that's why all children should undergo an electrocardiogram, not just an electrocardiogram, yes, or the doctor there listened, no, every child should undergo an ultrasound examination of the heart. if a child is diagnosed with a heart defect, they are sent to a center where free operations and treatment will be performed. in the capital , more than fifty young patients made an appointment with a cardiologist, in particular , aliona brought her teenage daughter. it is important because i have a teenage child, it is a body... wh

ec ultrasound of the heart and professional consultation of a pediatric cardiologist are absolutely free. such an action was held by the non-governmental organization children's dream of ukraine together with the center for children's cardiology and cardiac surgery in one of the malls of the capital. it is important to check the hearts of young ukrainians, and to miss diseases, if such a defect is missed, then in the future this child may also even die, that is, or miss the time of the operation, when we can make this heart normal and healthy, this child will be healthy, so all children must definitely undergo an electrocardiogram, not just as we have accepted an electrocardiogram, yes, or the doctor there listened, no , every child must undergo an ultrasound examination of the heart, if a heart defect is detected in the child, then it is sent to the center. where free operations and treatment will be performed. in the capital , more than fifty young patients made an appointment with a cardiologist, including alyona brought her teenage daughter. it is important because my child is a teen

to receive apache and blackhawk helicopters, to receive american military transports and globmaster ec, as well as a list of new unmanned systems. of course, this list, from the point of view of ukraine , looks quite logical, because it is aimed at strengthening anti-missile defense, strengthening our offensive capabilities to strengthen airspace control. however, for now , the entire application from the side of kyiv is perceived as desirable, and we do not know the reaction. from the american side, so we will wait for the details, but for now it is too late it is important that the united states approve a package of military aid to ukraine for the next year in the amount of 61 billion dollars, which is currently held hostage by the internal political electoral struggle between republicans and democrats in the united states, although i am sure that this decision will be unblocked and passed , because off for the countries of europe, nato, and for the american units, in the same european, on the european tvd, without a stable defense of ukraine against the aggression of russia , they w

commission to consider renewing the permit for international transportation, which in march 2022, the ecd for ukrainian transport companies. ukrainian economists call such claims at least not very decent. they lose excess profits, and in fact over. profits, sorry, ukrainian carriers may charge less for the transportation of goods, but do not forget then that when you joined the european union, the carriers of germany, france, and italy were also seriously affected, but no one was engaged in blocking polish carriers, only because they were, well , cheaper. the settlement of the situation on the border is complicated by the fact that today poland is essentially in a state of inter-government, the government appointed this week. only until mid-december, and the opposition has no powers, its future leader donald tusk directly accusing the authorities of inaction. since they pretend to have appointed a real government , they could also pretend to deal with real problems, such inaction is inexcusable, because in this way we endanger polish-ukrainian relations and do not care about polish inter

year, however, believe me, i've just spoken, franksly, to every consul money minister asking is about ec prices. they're saying that -- egg prices. they're m saying everything's fe with these eggs. he spoke very honestly. and i said that citizens have issues that egg prices, a 40% price hike as well as chicken meat. well, what happened is that we have a certain increase. it's not that much, but increase in salaries. so this is higher demand. so that used to beth rather a cheap. source of protein. it's very popular. i'm very happy to eat a sunny-side up. i could eat a dozen of them at breakfast. well, what happened is i that there is greater demand. however, the production did not. second, import was not allowed in the necessary -- unnecessary scale. now we have the proposals coming in from turkey. we have good relations especially, economic relations in agriculture spheres with other countries. however, it wasn't opened in time. we need to do that with finish. [inaudible] and i think the decision was recently made. it must be tone in december. and the situation, without a doubt, will imp

residents in washington state and colorado are fuming over new democrat led efforts to appease ap eccommunities. that is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dagen: colorado is now moving forward with its plan to reintroduce wolves into the forests of the rocky mountains. officials released five gray wolves as part of their redestruction program. widely approved by democratic viewers, but ranchers say the wolves pose a major threat to livestock. the move is drawing comparison to biden's plan to reintroduce grizzly bears in washington state northern cascade that will release seven grizzly bears near rural communities in northern washington and residents are more concerned than excited. >> we are not willing to die by the hands of grizzly bears. -- [indiscernible] -- super smart, dumb when it comes to what is going on. >> we are the endangered species. grashoppers, wolves and cougars and now bears, no, no more grizzlies. [applause] >> dagen: emily, you have lived and spent a lot of time in rural parts of washington state. wolves and grizzlies, yayor nay? >> emily: residents listen to their voices. i have

then we've also seen states expanding the eligibility for students in the last couple of years, which ec really has made this a very exciting time to be in this line of work, and we expect the momentum to just continue to build as more families are s enrolling their children in these programs. and being able to have that kind of flexibility, whether they want to stay in the school that they have currently, or if the circumstances dictate a need for a change, and i think that a lot of parents can relate to that, that kind of need for flexibility. so this is a really exciting time. >> c-span viewers are familiar with randi weingarten, the president of american federation of teachers. she was on this program a little over two months ago and one of the questions we asked her about was the push to expand school choice. this is what she had to say. >> still today, over the course of decades, between 85% and 90% of parents send their kids to public schools, and that's with lots of different charters and private schools, things like that. this new voucher movement right now about universal vouch

larry: did you see the washington examine put out the communication director,ec fromto biden, same oldonomy that wa s reeling with high inflation.t is >> it is not working, fox polling shows people don't feel this bidenomics is working but 32. point margin they have been actively harmed by jo oe biden's economy. >> going back to blaming corporations. >> sometime tariffs are not a good idea. i hope you notice that i said that liz peek. >> i heard that. >> katie pavlich and liz peek. >> coming upgrade -- the great mark levin said joe biden should be impeached because of his open policy, weorgi have marjorie taylor greene. manya co ways, his disaster at the border is morean impeachable than a couple of bank accounts, kudlow, a podcast, c episodes every weekday after our show ont. spotify and apple and foxy businessaf podcast. happy new year, we're a podcast. we'll be right back. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think th

concern california is reverting back to its old ways after spending billions to clean up for the ap ec summit. taking to late night tv and blaming the gop for amplifying the issues. >> they have been on a doom loop since nancy pelosi became speaker. tenth in american recovery and value is a stark contrast, difference is daylight and darkness, they focus on our failure to be right. california is a unique and special place, resilient and vibrant. >> shannon: sounds like someone is looking for a debate after the blue versus the red states. >> ron desantis is, i developed anymous because of his anymous against you. what he means is anti-black, he is censor facts, rewriting story, eliminated ap african american studies. heed slavery was a workforce development program. for me, it is a serious moment and i felt it was important to blow back against that narrative. >> shannon: finger pointing coming from newsom as california grapples with issues of their own. san francisco reporting highest number of overdoses in history. michael shellenberg says it is bad policy. we play highest taxes in cal

idiotic statements of people that run major ivy league institutions not being able to condemn that, it's ecis -- exposed. it's this weird ideology. some of it is not that much different than national socialism, to be honest with you. they are obsessed with race to the point that if you're white, you almost deserve -- and considered white and you are killed by an alleged oppressor and raped, you almost have got it coming to you. and i think that ideology is now being exposed. and the country hates it. cheryl: yeah. >> and, by the way, one other thing i will say, you know, bill ackman is threatening to take money, is trying to get, build up some pressure to get rid of claudine gay at harvard. obviously, mark rowan, the guy from apollo, is looking to do the same with magill, leading that effort. both of these people, and, listen, i'm not -- i have nothing against them and, obviously, what they're doing. but remember, they gave, they've helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for these institutions. they almost make it sound like this thing happened yesterday, this whole notion of wokeness

italy and grease ece is up as w.oumanna bercetche has more. >> 2024 is looking to be an eventful year for the uk with the major elections coming at a complex time for the economies. forecasts for 2024 predict the euro area returning to growth by the middle of the year. the ecb has held off from indicating a timeline for a policy shift. expectations are that the central bank could start cutting rates in the spring. the uk is expected to avoid recession, but growth will remain sluggish. rates have peaked, but the timing of the cuts from the bank of england is unclear, but they could slash 125 basis points for the year after november's big downside surprise to inflation. it is not just that, but the european elections in june is a key inflection point. the center-right coalition is expected to hold on to the majority with the green and left parties seen as a major loser. voters will go to the polls in spring or fall in the uk with the exact date to be set. the labour party has made gains in the polls as the conservative

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stay on his economic growth message because a lot of experts are talking recession, and i've got two ec -- experts sitting up here right onset. but this thing, report if hillary vape who's a fabulous reporter, hillary vaughn, i'm burned up. i'm, i'm just burned up by it. i suppose i'm losing my cool. but how can these overeducated ivy league college presidents not give a simple yes or no answer to hate crimes and indiana semitism and -- anti-semitism and related matters? give you the last word, charlie. >> and think of all the ways these huge universities are protected and enriched by the government, by the federal government. larry: oh, yeah, absolutely. they're on the payroll. >> -- politician, who could get in there and actually make an issue out of something like this. and i agree with you, i wish donald trump would. he should absolutely light up these universities and come up with real plans to target -- because, you know, whether it's student loans, all the ways that these universities are, you know, benefit from the largess of taxpayers and are protected in ways that regular, you

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>> well, first, jason, let me wish you and julie a very happy new year, and and i want to ec ecosomethingd that is, mr. president, president biden, free rich alkonis. let him come home to his family for the new year's. it'll be a gift to the american people, to his family and the navy. we've turned a tragic car accident into a tragedy for his family and the navy, so let rich come home, and that'd be a new year's president for the american people, mr. president. and we'd like to have him back. and i know his family and britney would love to have him back, and jason, you've highlighted this story for many months now. it's an important story, and it's important that rich get home to his family. so i echo mike waltz in asking the president to exercise his clemency power, his mercy e and let rich come home. let me talk about the iran situation thissen morning. look, the houthis wouldn't fire a bb gun at a ship without the approval of the quds force and the irgc. this is an iranian operation, and we've got to stop the it. we're sitting around playing a basketball game where we're trying to win

now, this retired police officer has been continually posting on ecs, including as recently as 20 minutes ago, about 4:40 p.m. now, he has not responded to my text or phone call, but he has responded to me on x. when i asked him if he wanted to talk about it, he said only in public, quote, for all to see. now for safety reasons, we've chosen not to go up to his door. live in pleasant hill, henry lee, ktvu fox two news. >> hopefully they can bring this to a safe resolution. henry thank you. san francisco police are looking for thieves who smashed a truck into a cvs store and stole an atm. sky fox flew over this afternoon while crews were repairing the store's windows in front entrance. this is the cvs on 32nd avenue in the city's outer richmond neighborhood. the suspect drove the truck into the store around 245 this morning. police say they took the atm and left in another vehicle. the store was closed and no one was injured. >> sidewalk vendors in san francisco are pushing back against a ban on selling goods on mission street. the 90 day ban on vending between 14th and cesar chavez street

all of the new chips have come out on our aws ec two instances first, and at the same time we are buildingwn trips for trading and inference for people that want to push the envelope on price-performance. so, that bottom layer, you have a lot of companies will build those large language models on those chips. and that middle layer is really where companies that don't want to invest all of the people and the dollars in building their own models, they want to take an existing large language model, customize it with their own data, and then be able to run it as a managed service. that is why we built a service called redrock which takes not only our own models which we call titan, but leading third- party models like anthropic instability and, two. let them take those models, customize it , and then have the same security and access control and features they have in aws that they can use in that service. all three layers of that stack really matter. companies are trying to figure out where they're going to build versus leverage over model. >> is definitely for real. andy jassy, president and

the number one thing a president's supposed to do is to make it safe for kids that have inner jet ec,imes uninformed conversations on campus, even debates. i did it at penn, at law school at michigan. it made me a better person, certainly a more open-mind person. but when kids don't feel safe, when violence is threatened let alone imposed, if leaders at at a our universities and colleges where this thought and assimilation is supposed to take place, if they don't have the courage and the ability to protect kids, then they're not fit for that office. it's unfortunate ms. magill a had to step down, but it was right. howard: she brought it on herself. and, clay, look, she and hard valider president claudine gay, who also apologized the next day, they had days the prepare for this hearing with lawyers. this was not some slip of the tongue. how could they not have known this would create a firestorm? >> i, i think sometimes the faculty lounge has no idea what the rest of the -- of america thinks, right? i think that's really what it comes back down to again. i mean, so many of these colleg

. >> i think convenience is a big ece of it right now. being able to go to one place and do those things. if you can grab your holiday shopping, your beer, have a nice dinner, some place you can ta the eire family. so that's one of our kind of approaches to growth would be, putting those mmunity accomplishments in place where it's a one sp shop and you can do all of those things. >> mateothank you for joining us on set. >> thank you for having me. >> good luck, i like your hat, too, very cool. >>> well, despite all of the craft beer options on the market, as well as inflation, the big er stocks have managed to hold up this year. green. r-busch, coors, in the our next guest says access to legal cannabis is the biggest challenge facing beer companies right now. here is explain is vivian. vivian, it's great to have you on. and i do want to start right there. the fact that cannabis is taking up more market share when we talk about the vices in general. is that a trend that continues? how strongly is it happening? >> thanks for having me on. i

and then the white house has random people washington ece with a thing stuffed in a grocery bag.ay the cia in the house are treating this information in the way the white house is treating this information? what does the chasm suggest to you about whether we will ever find this thing again? >> i'm curious if in fact we ever will find it. the fact that the intelligence community has been looking at it sounds like for a couple of years, leads me personally to believe that we never will know what happens. but alex, i think this shows an oscar utter lack of understanding an absolute contempt by the former administration towards the national security of the united states of american. your listeners need to understand how much time and energy and money the u.s. intelligence community spends on the day in day out basis to try and recruit sources of information, developed sources of information, in places that are really hard to do that. like in russia, like in china, like in cuba, like in iran. and two so cavalierly treat this i think cassidy hutchison said that mark meadows at some poi

yields are mixed today as we wait for tomorrow morning's ece report which is the fed's favorite inflation network. takes us to the talk of the tape. the state of the rally and whether things have gotten a little too comfortable for investors. let's ask our chief investment officer for new edge wealth. welcome back. >> are we too complacent? have things gotten too easy? approaching 14. not under 12. what say you? >> we are getting close to the level where complacency is a risk but we are not there yet. we can see and sentiment measures that you are stretched but not extreme. positioning measures, you are stretched but not extreme. it means there is probably room for people to get pulled into the market and get more joy is that the end of the year. and we will have to judge it? -- closely in 2024 to see if those measures become a risk in and of themselves. >> you think the market is in good position for a pretty good year in 2024? >> i think a lot depends on the economic outcome. a lot depends on the path of things like liquidity. liquidity was really powerful for valuation expansion this y

of that planting s but now they're reportedly acquiring land in shanghai for a mega battery plant so ecthey can up production out of china. david: and then there's news on an apple watch ban? lauren: some watches are banned, they can no longer be sold online and starting in store this weekend. this is because of a patent infringement issue with the blocks oxygen sensor -- blood oxygen sensor. think about apple, all their lawyers and munch they were up able so far to prevent this ban from going into i effect. and and now there are reports they're not going to fix certain watch models that are out of warranty. going with all the way back -- because the ban's on the ultra 2 and the series 9, this goes all the way back to the series 6 according to reports. apple a's up changed, but if you're in the market for a smart watch, would you choose an appl- david: i think i would. lauren: you would is stick with the brand? david: well, hey had so much experience, more than anybody else, as far as i know. bristol-myers squibb, they're buying somebody -- lauren: corona therapy, it's up 47%. they're b

bitcoin, let's see how that's trading now if ec wet -- if we can get to bitcoin. it is falling. we're tell you. of we'll get to the details coming up. meanwhile, auction guy ken golden is here with with some amazing items. you're looking at a signed document by george washington. ken always brings us the good stuff. we'll see that live. ben domenech is here, brandon judd, riley gaines and brian kilmeade. they're all a coming up. plus, norad is tracking santa. merry christmas, everybody. st kind of started, we're very excited. we've got the latest details as the bug guy's busy getting ready for the busiest night of the year. it is thursday, december 211st, 2023. winter is officially here today. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome, welcome. ♪ welcome, welcome ♪ ♪ [laughter] david: from the if grinch who stole christmas, welcome, christmas. and adam johnson just reminded us, by the way, today is the longest night of the year. [laughter] we hate to tell you it's the short isest day of the -- >> well, the days get longer starting tomorrow. david: that's a positive way

but the truth is the intel agent a says went after you for trying to ec expose this very early on priorchel, and merry christmas. the phrase that hunter's dad likes to use all the time, it's a bunch of malarkey. senate grassley and i were trying to warn the american public that if they elected someone as corrupt as joe biden who had these entanglements because of his son's ill lis e sit and criminal activity, joe biden as the president would be compromised. so we were just trying to warn the american public. i stated often, i took no joy in revealing really what a troubled individual hunter biden is. this is how troubled he is. over a 44-year time period -- 4-year time period where he decided not to pay his taxes, he spent $4.9 million. rachel, that's -- [inaudible] and he spent $872,000 on women and adult entertainment. that's $4,000 a week, about $600 a day. and these women were trafficked through an international sex trafficking ring. so, no, i don't feel sorry for hunter biden. he's a criminal, he has done vile, vile things, and now he's out there, you know, claiming persecution. do

that should be ec closive and interesting. -- explosive and interesting.u this afternoon, 4 p.m. eastern, right here on fox business. >> drill, baby, drill. stuart: agreed. [laughter] go for growth. >>> now this, a new poll reveals 1 out of 3 gen-zers, 11 to 26-year-olds, they say the key to building wealth is to be self-employed. >> love this. stuart: to so do i. i expect it's easier to start a business online. >> yeah, but what does an 11-year-old know about working for a business? this should a lot of gen-zers on instagram, take it with a grain of salt. many of these people are living at home with their families. they've been impacted by higher inflation. they realize now, oh, the man lied to us, he's not going to be paying back our student loans, remember those on the 26-year-old side probably have those loans the pay, and they're trying to think of what was best way is to achieve their version of the american dream, and they realize that owning your own business still presents some opportunity if they don't crush that too. stuart: and they're right to

so fundamentally, you know, they're just trying to climb the greasy poll and not ec pres any values orand it comes off very poorly in the court of public opinion. paul: but presidents have the authority over dei offices. i mean, they're supposed to be in charge. whaled they be intimidated by them? and, by the way, is does the faculty also play a role here? >> if the -- the faculty does. they are teaching about post-colonialism and decolonialism and all these sort of obnoxious, postmodern theories about oppressor and oppressed classes, the hierarchies of privilege and all of these short sorts of theories that judge and view everything through identitytarian ledgeses as my colleague, heather macdonald wrote in your pages this week, very good piece on how d everything i is baked in and the font of so much illiberalism on campus. and, you know, so much that even university presidents, provost sos and deans placate those structures because they, you know, they don't want to get canceled themselves or be seen as called out for being racist or what have you. but the solution that they seem to

the police, we have budget deficit, we have all kinds of runaway spending, and we're not covering the ec expenses for the people that are here already. maria: yeah. >> yes, we have a national security issue, but we just don't have the ability to take care of all the things that we're trying to take care of, so let's get the house "news of the world." maria: all right. we are just getting started this hour. coming up, the white house sparring with republican lawmakers over 2023 issues like the economy and the wide open border. you're watching " mornings with maria" on fox business. we'll be righting -- right back. ♪ just dance. ♪ gonna be okay. ♪ just dance. ♪ spin that record, babe. ♪ just dance ♪ in a rocky mountain setting? spanning over 280,000 acres, three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy private skiing with 23 runs for every level. kick back for intimate performances from the best in country music. enhance your wellness and longevity through our mayo clinic programs, or plan your meeting for a memorable corporate retreat. discover the west kept secret.

let's face it, supreme court said eviction her tore yums are unconstitutional, he ec tended it. -- extended supreme court ruled that student loan forgivenesses was unconstitutional, he keeps forgiving them. we have to hold this administration's feet to the fire. he does not get the money unless he secures the border. larry: and shows it. >> right. larry: they can measure this every week and every month. that's a terrific idea. right now, last one, senator johnson, as i understand it what the bidens want and what senator schumer apparently wants is they want what are, 5, 10, $15 billion that will facilitate the illegal immigration. >> right. larry: i would rather stop illegal immigration, wouldn't you? >> that's the administration's policy. they are actually saying they're successful by facilitating more rapidly the processing, dispossessorring of ill real immigrants in this country. they think it's a challenge, and they think they've risen to the challenge by make it more efficient. it's ridiculous. larry: senator ron john, so, thank you, sir. as always, we appreciate your work and your vis

income, but the second thing is what's going to happen to capital markets activity, especially m & a and ec-me tone there is cautiously optimistic. pipelines building, corporates are very engaged, financial sponsors are very engaged and that should be positive for the revenue picture next year. >> if nii is still looking decent. the one caveat, the one anomaly -- and i know we hear from mark maison the cfo of citi tomorrow is jane frazier in her comments to congress tomorrow she says we do expect a recession as a result of a range of macro economic factors. perhaps she is the one kind of anomaly in the group of ceos and their commentary. we'll see kind of what she -- what kind of color she adds in front of congress tomorrow. >> and i think the key thing is what type of recession is she expecting. is this a technical recession where economic growth goes negative for a short period of time? or is it a true recession where you get a much shorted pullback in terms of economic growth and a significant increase in unemployment. there's a really big difference in terms of what that means for the ban

cycles and interactions necessary for many of the other species and wildlife that are existing in these ec% of gaza population have been forced from their homes. the health system is on its knees. hospitals are barely operational. the deathly silence of a hospital with no medication for sick and injured patients. widespread famine looms. more than half a million people, they quarter of the population are facing catastrophic levels of hunger. 4-5 of the angriest people anywhere in the world -- of the hungriest people anywhere in the world are in gaza. water is critical. they have acces to 10% of the water they need. it is little wonder many people cannot wait for humanitarian distributions and are grabbing whatever they can from aid trucks. public order is at risk of breaking down. humanitarian veterans, we have served in war zones and disasters around the world, people who have seen everything, tell me they have seen nothing like they have seen today in gaza. israel began its military operation in response to the horrific attacks launched by hamas on october 7. nothing can justify those at

academic work, but she has responded saying her work has always a been to the very highest act a dem ecndards. stuart: the movie leave the world behind has jumped to number one on netflix. ashley, this is the obama movie, isn't it? they produced it, didn't they? ashley: yeah, they certainly did. and it's their very first movie here, as you say, an apocalyptic thriller released just four days ago. it's about what happens when the electricity mysteriously goes out. it's the number one picture in the united states, and 85 other countries. the movie, co-produced by the obamas as you point out and their higher grounds production company, it was founded back in 2018 and according to the company's web site, it's designed to, quote, tell powerful stories and entertain, inform and inspire while elevating new and diverse or voices in the entertainment industry. i have not seen it. i don't know about you, stu. stuart: i have not seen it, but i wonder if mike murphy has and what do you think about it? >> i haven't seen it yet, but i think it's really interesting. the former president is getting pro