she previously served as executive director and staff director uh at the joint economic committee under senator lee. luis quintero is with us. he is an assistant professor at johns hopkins carey business school with a phd in economics from carnegie mellon university. his research focuses on real estate economics and housing affordability. ej antoni is a research fellow at the heritage foundation's grover m herman center for the federal budget. and maurice stucke is the douglas a. blaze, distinguished professor of law at the university of tennessee college of law, where his teaching and research focuses on competition and antitrust law and policy. and he recently served as a senior adviser to the ftc and has spent years litigating antitrust matters with the department of justice. so with that, i'm gonna swear in the witnesses. here we go. if you guys could rise. do you swear that the testimony you will give before the sub-committee shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you, god? >> i do. rep. klobuchar: thank you. you can be seated. now, we will begin yo

the chairman of the economic committee of the parliament announced the assignment of the bill to facilitate the tasks of maadiyan in the implementation of the law on shopping terminals and the maadiyan system until december 1st. according to mr. pour ebrahimi, the report of the economic commission regarding the investigation of iranats by the guardian council regarding this bill was reviewed at the end of september and the iranianats were removed and sent to the court. i have no work i do my buying and selling internally, which means, for example, if buying and selling are done, you say the account number , you give the work to the work of some activity. high-income economic people who leave no trace of their income. in 1998, to solve this problem, the law of shopping terminals and tax system was approved in the parliament, but it started working with a delay of two years in 1001. maadian system started working thanks to hamdallah . the tax affairs organization called taxpayers to register in this system in several stages. stock exchange companies must issue electronic invoices and a copy o

for the coming year, the economics committee of the gomel regional executive committee is already planningfour additional investment projects totaling about 30 million rubles in the list of investment projects. belarus is not regrets spending money on healthcare, prime minister roman gololovchenko announced this at the opening of the republican center for professional certification and training of doctors and pharmacists at the medical university. here you can hone the theory from textbooks on simulators, as well as study all emergency situations and test the speed of your actions to resuscitate patients. students, final year university interns and working doctors. the equipment is belarusian and russian. this year, from the consolidated budget for healthcare has been allocated more than 10.5 billion rubles. next year this figure will increase to 11.5 billion. the bulk of the money goes to doctors’ salaries, social benefits and the maintenance of centers, hospitals, clinics and the purchase of medical equipment. the cultural cooperation of the union state was discussed in brest, among the

to the committee on economic development, dear colleagues, the committee on economic development at a meeting on october 5, 23rd in during the video conference considered the draft of the law of ukraine on amendments to the law of ukraine on basic principles of forcible expropriation of property rights of the russian federation and its residents in ukraine, regarding clarification of issues of payment of part of net profit by state enterprises, registration number 164, submitted by people's deputies of ukraine, arahamia and other people's deputies. this draft law is aimed at clarifying the provisions of the law of ukraine, according to which the peculiarities of the payment of dividends by economic by companies of the state sector of the economy and the issue is not covered. payment of a part of the net profit by state-owned enterprises whose debts have been forcibly withdrawn , in particular, the rule on the procedure for determining a part of the net profit for the purposes of calculating dividends is proposed to extend a part of the net profit to state -owned enterprises, which in

within six months , singapore became a member of the un, and then an economic development committee wasas to form national economic strategies. the emphasis was on industrialization. industrial parks were founded, the most famous being juron. singapore's economy has become one of the most open in the world. and where there are tax benefits, there are investments. numerous ships came to the port, trade grew, and with all this, jobs and people became richer. first of all, my father was successful because, it seems to me, he had ability. an extraordinary personality, but it ’s not just that, there are many extraordinary personalities in the world, a very effective team worked with him, that is, everything that was... done, he was not the only one who did it, but he, as he himself said, was a conductor, he had a whole orchestra that played music under his leadership, his orchestra was talented and united, they were a single team, they were focused on one common goal, singapore , subsequently, which in the world is called the father of the singapore economic miracle, wrote several books in w

i catch litter these numbers thanks to some help from the joint economic committee. $1 billion is how were paying in interest two years ago. let's watch the curb kid after the pandemic interest rates go up a little bit. look at the last six months. as we see, interest rates go up. look at what the u.s. is paying. more than twice in interest cost per day and we did two years ago. 2.6 billion. in a week, what we are paying on interest is enough for everything president biden has requested for border security for a year. geoff: what about the total number? lisa: what does this mean overall? the u.s. in a year looking november to october in the past year spent 740 $9 billion on interest. what does that number mean? department of defense budget. how much did we spend on that fiscal 23? 782 billion. just the interest on our debt is so large it is almost the entire department of defense budget. geoff: we are lawmakers talk about the debt and deficit. how much does that debate on the hill get at the core of the problem? lisa: so excited to get into this because of course congress as you know

a new report by republicans on the joint economic committee found the typical american household woulde an additional $11,400 per year, they would need that to keep the same standard of living they had in january of 2021. you know, when he took office. kentucky congressman brett guthrie says this. this is the real bidenomics in action, you deserve better. arizona congressman eli crane says this. the d.c. swamp is ruining this country for future generations and former trump economic advisor larry kudlow with this. >> the bidens had to push for a $2 trillion spending plan to scratch every left wing democratic itch. all that did was jack up the inflation rate to 9% and by the first half of 2022, a year later, this economy was in recession with two negative gdp quarters. that's bidenomics. >> harris: he stacks his papers. he is right. a "wall street journal" op-ed lays it out even more. the trouble with bidenomics, arguing the federal spending surge has not made americans happier. power panel matt gorman, former senior advisor to tim scott, and marie harf, fox news contributor and former s

singapore became a member of the un for six months, then an economic development committee was createdtask was to formulate national economic strategies. emphasis was placed on industrialization and industrial parks were established, the most famous being jurang. singapore's economy has become one of the most open in the world, and where there are tax breaks, there is investment. numerous ships came to the port. trade grew. first of all, my father was successful because, as it seems to me, he had abilities and was an outstanding personality, but it’s not just this, there are many outstanding personalities in the world, a very effective team worked with him, that is, everything that was done was not done by him alone, but he, as he himself said, had a whole orchestra that played music under his direction. his orchestra was talented and united. they were one team, they were focused on one common goal - singapore. subsequently, whom the world calls the father of the singapore economic miracle, he wrote several books in which he shared his experience in government. flaw resources. had to c

congress joint economic committee, republicans released this.e average american over $11,000 a year just to maintain the life they did a couple years ago. that's just the basics, charles. that is real money. >> sandra, i came on this show, every show for the last three years, and after that, $2 trillion covid relief package, you walk in the store, you walk in with 100 bucks, 200 bucks, you used to walk out with two bags, you walk out now with one bag. it's absolutely amazing. when president biden talked about the consumer and wall street talks about the consumer they lump them all together and the aggregate. but the majority, the vast majority of folks out there are really, really hurting and it's really, really bad. >> sandra: and that's why it is hurting them when they hear this from administration officials. they keep saying everything is just fine, listen. >> the fact is the data shows that the economy is improving. >> real wages are now growing and have been growing not just for a week or two, but 4, 5, 6 months. >> wages surpassed inflatio

colleagues. from the chamber of regions, there was a joint meeting of the federation council committee on economicare a member, and the committee on social policy, what projects were discussed and how will they be implemented? the federation council pays great attention to the dynamic development of kuzbass, not so long ago in the twenty-first year valentina ivanovna matvienko visited kusbas, and literally this year a joint meeting of two committees on economic policy and social politics, we discussed the development of tourism in sheregesh, since sheregesh has become one of our favorite places. recreation for russians and a number of projects that are very necessary for the development of this resort, this is the construction of an airport, this is the gasification of shirigesh, this is the construction of roads, the construction of new large-scale complexes that will allow the territory to be developed comprehensively, taking into account all the features of the landscape, at the same time creating a convenient infrastructure for receiving guests, these are hotels of the appropriate level, these

the republican vice chairman of the joint economic committee had this to say about the house gop bill, and he's a member of the house gop did he said, quote, i think it was intellectually lazy. it's a little hard to have, quote, i care about debt, and then at the same time move something as you pay for that actually will have a multiplier of raising the debt. that's the top republican, that's a top republican saying this house republican proposal will actually have a multiplier of raising the debt. i really regret that the house speaker has chosen this as his first major legislative step. when he spoke the night he was elected, i said let's work together in a bipartisan way. i reminded him that things only get done if you work there a bipartisan way. speaker boehner, speaker ryan, speaker mccarthy had to learn that lesson the hard way. i hope the republican leader will examine what he has done and change course and work in a bipartisan way to help fund these necessary items for israel, ukraine, gaza and the south pacific, and the south china sea. the right way forward is something ver

which have not problem met and the economic one was wrapped into the government's existing economic cabinet committeesame way so in some ways it was a merger of the health and public services makes was really what happened with the creation of the covid—0 structure. and i think there isjust a judgment about the phasing of this, i think going into the lockdown, there was so much work to do across government because we didn't have all the plans and programmes we needed there were three dozen programs of which a minority were in health, across the whole of government. if it had been a single ministerial committee having to deal with all of that they would have been in constant session,

which have not problem met and the economic one was wrapped into the government's existing economic cabinet committeehich also hadn't met. regrettably that meant that the dh kova were no longer directly involved in the same way so in some ways it was a merger of the health and public services makes was really what happened with the creation of the covid—o structure. and i think there isjust a judgment about the phasing of this, i think going into the lockdown, there was so much work to do across government because we didn't have all the plans and programmes we needed there were three dozen programs of which a minority were in health, across the whole of government. if it had been a single ministerial committee having to deal with all of that they would have been in constant session, but you are right, it is a judgment about how you are putting things up, when you put them together, and obviously trying to make sure that the culture is of collaboration and high trust and so on, so that the boundary issues, boundaries are interfaces, not barriers. find boundary issues, boundaries are interfaces, not bar

committee is proceeding carefully. we will continue to make our decisions meeting by meeting based on the totality of the incoming data and their implications for the outlook and economic activity and inflation as well as the balance of risks. in determining the extent of additional policy firming that may be appropriate to return inflation to 2% over time, the committee will take into account the key motive tightening of monetary policy, the legs with which monetary policy affects economic activity and inflation and economic and financial developments. we remain committed to bringing inflation back down toward 2% goal into keeping longer-term inflation expectations well anchored. reducing inflation is likely to require a period of potential growth and softening of labor market conditions. restoring price stability is essential to set the stage of achievin maximum employment. to conclude, understand our actions affect communities, families and businesses across the country. everything we do is in service to our public mission. we at the fed will do everything we can to achieve our maximum employment and price stability goals. thank you and i look forward to your questi

should be tasty conversation from the economic affairs committee criticizing the boe for being behind curve on inflation partly because of lack of diversity of thought. that should be a tasty one. meanwhile for watchers of u.k. fiscal policy, the auspice of fiscal responsibility will testify in parliament later today. we should get more clues on the outlook for the u.k. economy. in politics and the u.k., sadly no meeting between the greek prime minister and richie sue not. that's because apparently of a bust up over the marvels. is downing street trying to find it dividing line with labor. the ball is in regions i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected on the day of your move with the xfinity app. can i sleep over at your new place? can katie sleep over tonight? sure, honey! this generation is so dramatic! move with the xfinity 10g network. (aidyl) hi, i'm aidyl, and i lost 90 pounds on golo. i st

economy would be in recession i happy a colleague chairs economic research committee i do not see him with 3.9% unemployment it does underscore magnitude of the flattening past few months. maria: let's not forget fed target 2% inflation nowhere near that, yesterday we did a story about if fact you go to mcdonald's you want a big mack, 18 dollars serial journal wrote yesterday, cereal nine dollars for cereal, todd you are talking about anecdote there is anecdote in terms of what americans are feeling. where does that target that all says middle class we well know people that are making money off numbers, are the uber wealthy investors institutional investors people not going to be making money off this entire discussion, are the middle class because they are continuing to get ham evidentiary inflation maybe gone down not felt in pocketbook i share charles' concern with effect on quote/unquote the real people in these numbers, i look ahead to what is coming up next two months a lot of competing discussions about what is going to happen at christmastime? i don't -- my gut my gut anecdota

according to forecasts, the economic effect for tatarstan alone from the construction of m12 will reach 146 billion rubles. this assessment was given by the state council committee transport corridor will speed up the movement of goods and passengers, reduce logistics costs, and therefore reduce the cost of goods. both tatarstan and chuvash are quite heavily populated densely populated regions; first of all, of course, we need to remember such an effect as glomination. essentially, all the people who now live are less than 2.5 hours away from the capital, the kazan agglomeration. kazan, we can assume that in fact, in an economic sense, they now also live in kazan agglomeration, this means that over the course of several years , wages and incomes will increase; in general, the expected macroeconomic effect from m12 on russian gdp over 20 years is estimated at almost 2 three rubles, with direct budget revenues primarily in in the form of taxes from... may amount to 336 billion. freight traffic will increase to 18 million tons by 2030, 50,000 jobs will be created in industries related to the construction of the facility and up to 85,000 in related areas. the cumula

but believe you me, this one of the most this is one of the most important economics committees in country includes martin lord, mervyn king, a former governor of the bank of england, and the committee is really, really be critical of the bank of england for not being independent enough, for having too much groupthink, for being controlled by the treasury . so maybe in light of that report, the governor wanted to report, the governor wanted to report demonstrate just how independent he really is by saying something which will, as you say, go down in the treasury like the proverbial cup of cold, sick . sick. >> is there something in the job description? do you think, mark carney and now is it in the dna of these people? i don't know. just all talk of britain down. >> this is a relatively new thing. so i've known and followed, you know, several governors of the bank of england. now, when i first became a journalist, the governor the bank of england governor of the bank of england was george. know, was eddie george. you know, he was eddie george. you know, he was household name, was hardly a

. >> i think we all acknowledge around the region that if we have economic growth that some committees are left behind or we are not doing a sustainable way then that's not going to be very effective of moving forward. >> reporter: security is a truly tight around the moscone center where world leaders will meet in private and the public to share strategies and further those goals. >> we sustained a lot of information in apec. there's a lot of talking. that's a really good thing because that tells we learn about each other's economies, challenges and how to cooperate better to grow altogether. >> reporter: outside the moscone center , protests are expected in conjunction with apec on everything from wars to climate change and human rights. >> we can ignore the atrocities that the ccp has perpetrated. >> reporter: a congressman who chairs the house select committee on the chinese communist party met with prominent chinese dissidents this afternoon in san francisco to talk about issues in china. >> when we have high-level dialogue like the one happening this week between xi jinping and j

the joint economic committee estimates that bidenflation is costing american families $953% month. $953per month. even at half that inflation would be a massive burden on working familiesment. how many families have put off needed home or car repairs, deferred a kid's braces, or eliminated a family vacation because they're paying hundreds of dollars more aunts' month for their -- more a month for their basic needs. and how many families haven't been able to pay for their basic needs thanks to the inflation crisis that the president helped create? it's no surprise that 65% of voters say that they had cut back on their nonessential spending. or that 52% of voters, more than half, said that they had cut spending on food or other everyday necessities. or that 55% of voters said their worse off financial lid under president biden. shouldn't come as any big surprise. finally, 66% of americans rate the economy as fairly bad or very bad. the fact of the matter, mr. president, is americans can't catch a break. -- under president biden. first, there was the worst inflation crisis in 40 years. a c

committee is proceeding carefully. we will continue to make our decisions meeting by meeting, based on a totality of the incoming data and the implications for the outlook and economicity and inflation as well as the balance of risks. in determining the additional extent of policy firming, the committee will take into account the tightening of monetary policy, and economic and financial developments. we remain committed to bringing inflation back down to our 2% goal and keeping longer term inflation expectations well anchored. reducing inflation is likely to require a period of below potential growth and some softening of labor market conditions. restoring price stability is essential to set the stage for achieving maximum employment and stable prices over the longer run. to conclude, we understand that our actions affect communities, families and businesses across the country. everything we do is in service to our public mission. we at the fed will do everything we can to achieve our maximum employment and price stability goals. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> howard snyder, thank you. to what you referenced the rise in long term bond yields to w

the very distinguished house lords distinguished house of lords economic affairs said economic affairs committeery ought to prune the bank's obligations and warned of a democratic deficit should a small group of unelected individuals end wielding too individuals end up wielding too much power. back to my much power. well, back to my panel. much power. well, back to my panel . amy, the bank of england panel. amy, the bank of england was given very specific control over interest rates to depoliticise it. right. but if the bank of england then decides to talk about other random subjects like net zero, like net scott no random subjects . it's scott no random subjects. it's got no mandate for that. >> of course it's got no mandate. what was one of the biggest drivers of inflation in energy prices ? energy prices? >> of course, our energy security is completely relevant to the work of the bank of england. >> they did nothing on energy security. they just told people they made energy security worse by banks from by discouraging banks from lending to and gas companies lending to oil and gas companies .

committee is proceeding carefully. we will continue to make our decisions meeting by meeting based on that the totality of the incoming data and their implications for the outlook and for economicctivity and inflation as well as the balance of risks m determining the extent of additional policy firming that may be appropriate to return inflation to 2% over time the committee will take into account a cumulative tightening of monetary policy, the lags with which monetary policy affects economic activity and inflation and economic and financial developments. we remain committed to bringing inflation back down to our 2% goal and to keeping longer-term inflation expectations well-anchored. reducing inflation is likely to require a period of below potential growth and some softening of labor market conditions. restoring price stability is essential to set the stage for achieving maximum employment and stable prices over the longer run. to conclude, we understand that our actions affect communities, families and businesses across the country. everything we do is in service to our public mission. we at the fed will do everything we can to achieve our maximum employment and price stabil

of this article, we will now talk, is in contact with the deputy chairman of the state duma committee on economicyvich delyagin, we are glad to welcome you. they had a program for the construction of underground substations, that is, substations that now exist and stand on the surface, they intended to deepen the underground so that make... quietly inaccessible to our attacks. the idea is not bad, so at the beginning of the year they announced it and decided that they would build 19 substations. the first two substations were supposed to be ready by september. by october , it turned out that the two substations that were supposed to be built were at the kotlavovan stage and no one seriously moved, they just dug two holes, the cost. the deepening of one substation increased there, depending on the capacity, it was 45-100 million, it became 110-250 million, that is , the cost also more than doubled the program itself grew by $1.7 billion, but that’s not what struck me, i was struck by the nature of the discussion - in the ukrainian media, because no one there even seriously considered the topic tha

arab human rights committee resigned from the un economic and social council over the organization'san aid conference in france, complained of an imbalance in the international conscience. many countries have called for humanitarian pass in gaza to protect civilians which have been rejected by the israeli regime. the palestine resistance groups, hamas and the islamic jihad have condemned in israeli raid on the jenian refugee camp, which has left 12 people dead and over dozen injured. the israeli regime will fail in breaking the will of the palestinians, the group vowed that it will continue to fight the occupiers until the liberation of palestine. israeli troops back by armored vehicles and bulldozers stormed the gen refugee camp early. on thursday. regime forces also targeted an ambulance. following israel's attack, palestinian resistance fighters targeted and armored israeli vehicle, response to the braid. over 170 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces and settlers in the occupied west bank since october 7th. iran's president says the west, the u.s. in particular, is resp

i think we do that on the economic front and i serve on the ways and means committee. we need to have a more robust trade agenda in the asia region and china has a plan to replace the united states and they work on every single day. working up to that recognition and figuring out how we collectively put pressure on china and work with our allies, that's what we are doing and what the ccp fears the most is bipartisan support against china and that's what we are focused on. host: i know you have to run but great to have you back on the "washington journal." want to go back up to capitol hill to the cannon house office building. we are joined by congressman marc veasey, the democrat from texas, a member of the armed services committee. guest: good morning. host: can we start on the funding bill that was passed to keep the government open past friday, eight bill from speaker johnson and it got more democrats supporting it than republicans and you are one of the democrats that supported the bill, why? guest: for a couple of reasons. let me just say to the employees , the fe

time, christine lagarde set to give her quarterly testimony to the european parliament committee on economiconetary affairs. 60 minutes later, we get data out of the united states, home sales on the docket. the data continues tomorrow as well. earnings from a chinese e-commerce giant. on wednesday, fresh german cpi data in the morning, and u.s. gdp later in the day as well. thursday is the heavy hitter. opec-plus scheduled to hold an online meeting after a gathering was delayed last week. u.s. pce data, that is the preferred gauge for the inflationary front. and copper 28 kicking -- cop 28 kicking off as well. on friday, we will get more. stick with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are able to get new categories into the marketplace that is now online for bloomingdale's and macy's. i bet on department stores and i've made my career doing this. it is still very relevant and we will be ready for what the customer is evolving and we have strong assets to do that. kriti: the macy's ceo speaking to bloomberg on black friday. the stalwart of a lot of american spending -- beautiful windows i have to

requirements for specialists of the statistics committee, it becomes clear that the lazy have nothing to do there, the applicant must have a higher economicow foreign languages ​​and be able to work with modern information technologies. believe the numbers, they don’t know how to lie, leave sarcastic arguments about the average temperature in the hospital, the average salary in belarus is calculated exactly the same as in all countries of the world, and consider professions... statistics for the future, not everyone is able to give a voice to the numbers, i marina karaman and how belarusian statisticians work, we figured it out, everything is clear, before meetings.

economic review. chairman of the investigative committee alexander bostrykin today held an operational meeting of thethe investigation of crimes committed by ukrainian armed forces against the civilian population of russian military personnel in genicheskiye, kherson region. court with confirmed indictments 180 criminal cases were transferred, most of them have already been considered. ukrainian military personnel have been sentenced to long prison terms, including life, for committing murders of civilians and cruel treatment of civilians. also within the framework. work to identify the dead and search for missing civilians of donbass has already established the identities of more than 650 people; work continues to assess the damage caused by the criminal actions of the armed formations of ukraine. after the meeting, alexander bostrykin presented departmental awards for employees. today in russia samba day is celebrated officially for the first time; the holiday was established by presidential decree in december last year. on november 16 , 85 years ago, the ussr sports council introduced discipline i

you add trillions of dollars of economic a committee -- activity. you have to cut taxes.2017, i wrote the tax cuts and jobs act. everyone said, revenue will go down. in 2018, what happened? revenue was up by 3%. what we know is that the lack of curbs still works. if we are going to deal with that, we have to take our annual appropriations back to pre-covid levels of spending [no audio] >> would you raise the retirement age? >> all you have to do is go to a farm in iowa and watch the hard work and dedication. >> yes are now? >> my answer is no. listen to this. thank you. the more physical labor, a year two or three more is actually challenging to the physical body. you and i might have a different perspective. for those farmers, they are working nine days. >> would you be open to raising the retirement age? how would you keep social security sustainable? >> as governor of florida, i know a few people on social security. i know it's important. my grandmother lived until 91. social security was or souls of -- source of income. that's true for a lot of seniors in this country

in a special military operation and a complete change in the country’s socio-economic course. appeal of the central committeecommunist party of the russian federation to the entire russian people, timed to coincide with the sacred for the communists date, the centenary of the death of the leader of the world proletariat can be considered both the correct political course of the party and the program with which it will take part in the presidential elections in the twenty-fourth year, i want to introduce you to the future with lenin, this is the appeal of the central committee to all citizens of our country, and an appeal to all the working people of the world, leopatriotic forces, in soviet russia, this is a historical document that summarizes our practice and which shows a really victorious path to achieve the main goals, including message that the president presented to our country. this program of ours has a great future and it will form the basis of our election program, including which, in fact, has already begun. the cpr is convinced that the universal marxist-leninist theory over the past 100 years ha

entrusted with making calculations of the country’s economic indicators are united by an organization with a very long history, the national statistical committeethe beginning of its existence can be considered 100... 920 august 23, 103 years ago , the military revolutionary committee of belarus created a central statistical bureau, it was not created out of nowhere, before that , provincial statistical departments worked on our territory, they began to be called a bureau in 1918, but 2 years later this structure was given the status a separate department. since then, the name and structure of the service have been changed 11 times, the last time in 2008, when alexander... lukashenko, by his decree, transformed the ministry of statistics and analysis into a national statistical committee, and the department still bears this status. the average person most often builds an idea of ​​the work of statisticians based on the film office romance, where the morning of the service is spent instructing marafet and her employees, workers spend the whole day choosing gifts for the heroes of the day, chatting about personal matters on the office phone and r

arab human rights committee resigned from the un economic and social council over the organization's failure to stop israely attacks. earlier, egypt's minister condemned the international silence on violations of humanitarian law by israel. sam shukri, speaking in eight conference in france, complained of an imbalance in the international conscience. many countries have called for humanitarian paws in gaza to protect civilians which have been rejected by the israeli regime. in the canadian city of toronto, jewish activities have staged a siden to protest against israel's onslot in the gaza strip. our correspondent camilla escalante was there and spoke to us about the protest action. let's take a listen. this is a a sit in action that was organized by a coalition of jewish organizations among them, independent jewish jewish voices and if not now among many others and the support of the palestinian youth movement. they're here saying uh, stop the genocide on gaza, stop stop the... genicide of the palestinian people, and they're saying that they'll be carrying out actions every day unti

they conspiracy they were given protected and then they talk with the economic position many jewish committees all but many jewish committees were put into. and in the process of modernization. it is complicated. what is interesting about it is had stories about certain minorities that were parallel. they don't all export their entire ways of thinking to the world.e it's way off in the anti- semitic theories that don't have historic jewish committees or people never met jews are basically encountering these things transpose that european context when it started an' now they are in different contexts and projecting onto their own cultures. >> rois that we cannot discounts this is been around for a long time because it's been around for a long time. a lot of people who crank this s material out are really lazy. and just do not want to reinvent the wheel. it's been running just fine for 2000 years per. >> the amount of plagiarism they plagiarize each other constantly. >> yes. yes. biggestems to me the anti-semitism in the 19th century when judaism became certain anti-semitic writers made judaism

of but it may or may not turn out to be something that matters for the federal open market committee as economic body. what the financial stability report does is call out risks and it's reports of saying war in ukraine has significant macroeconomic implications because of connections to co-mottties. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. liz: jerome powell concluding second to last press conference of the year leaving investors quite comfortable not only with the fact the fed left interest rates on ice for the second consecutive meeting but with his insistence keeping the decision to hike rates a slow and deliberate one. markets given a few jump scares and they're zooming higher and dow up 235 points and s&p gaining right away, same with the nasdaq and russell. talk about the dow jones industrials. see the inter-day picture and it's up three quarters of a percent and nearly in the middle of the session began to dip and then what do we have? we've got s&p 500, the low of the day was a gain of 3 points and right now we are climbing higher by 45 points. that's good enough for a full percentage move

, began this work, and it so happened that i, being the chairman of the federation council committee on economicon of the commission, this work began in december of the eighteenth, i will say again, the misunderstanding of the parties was most difficult to believe that the implementation of economic integration on such a scale and such depth is possible definition, here is the interaction of technological reconciliation of positions on the preparation of technological programs of economic integration, on the preparation of the actual programs of economic integration, was accompanied. how we can help each other, this is no less important than actually reaching out to those documents that were signed, to all those most severe measures that the west took, in order to see how we become weaker, how we will to take the position of supplicants, as was the case in the late eighties, i you are of a different generation, we listen to you with pleasure, because you exist. which need to be discussed, not on the run, you know, not commenting, remembering this whole story , we have your program for you, after

as the fed -- as the committee, our job is to talk about -- to understand the economy and economic effects and it isn't clear at this point that the conflict in the middle east is going to -- is on track to have significant economic effects. that doesn't mean it isn't incredibly important and something for people to, you know, to take great -- really important notice of, but it may or may not turn out to be something that matters for the federal open market committee as an economic body. but what the financial stability report does is it calls out risks and that's what it is doing is calling out a risk of that. and the war in ukraine, the same. war in ukraine did have immediately very significant macro economic implications because of the connection to commodities. so, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange. that was fed chair powell after the second pause meeting in a row. no hiking of interest rates, exactly what the market was expecting, of course, but the real question heading into today, what comes

economic news, briefly. chairman of the investigative committee of russia alexander bostrykin visited today a branch of the burdenkooldiers and participants in the special operation. we are now mainly working in new regions of the russian federation, more than 600 followed criminologists, experts from the central apparatus, are working, by investigating the crimes of the kiev regime, military personnel, and the armed forces of ukraine, we have completed the formation of ours, many cases have already been investigated, many have received verdicts passed by the courts. the federation of television and radio actors today officially suspended the strike, which paralyzed almost the entire us film industry for almost 4 months. as a result, hollywood film studios were forced to agree to increase the minimum payments to actors. the strikers also won protection of their rights from the threats of artificial intelligence. details anna voronina knows. 118 days to force hollywood to play by the rules and fork out $1 billion, being left without writers and actors for 4 months, which has not happened since 1960, and having lost

technopark there was a meeting between the chairmen of the city committee and youth councils, with representatives from the spheres of education, economicsconstruction and even law enforcement agencies. participants asked questions, told how youth councils live and how they work, and offered their ideas for improving the organization. we understand perfectly well who, if not the youth themselves , today can communicate with young people, not just communicate, convey useful, important information, the same innovations in electoral legislation, we are immersing them in this today, dedicating them to this. we give them the opportunity to unite in small information groups, visit new groups, because imagine what a wonderful idea when today the information group includes representative of the construction industry, industry, healthcare, during meetings with vladimir evgenievich, we proposed such an initiative, using the example of a forum of young civil servants, to create a forum, well, for members of the youth council, so that we could get to know each other better between regions, exchange experiences, so that together with all youth counci

economic course. the appeal of the central committee of the communist party of the small communist party to the entirefor communists, the centenary of the death of the leader of the world proletariat, can be considered at the same time true. i want to introduce you to the future with lenin, this is an appeal from the central: the committee to all citizens of our country and an appeal to all the working people of the world to the leo-patriotic forces in soviet russia. this is a historical document that summarizes our practice and which shows a truly victorious path for achieving the main goals, including the message that the president presented to our country. this program of ours has a great future and it will form the basis of our election campaign, including the presidential campaign, which in fact has already begun. the cpr is convinced that the marxist leninist theory has not lost its relevance universally over the past 100 years. in the country today, as at the beginning of the last century, a complete revision of the principles of management of the economic and social spheres is again necessary,

economic threat to the zionists . navajeh, the coordinator of the national committee for sanctions of israel in palestine, says: until 2018, the damage caused by the boycott movement to the economy of the zionist regime will increase annually. it was from 58 billion dollars. the zionists enacted a law according to which people who are suspected of supporting the boycott movement are sentenced to 7 years in prison and pay hundreds of thousands of shekels. barke gaza, may 2020. after 14 years of siege, gaza has become the biggest prison on earth. the gaza strip is 40 kilometers long and 10 kilometers wide and accommodates nearly 2 million people. is. gaza is still one of the most densely populated regions in the world. the zionist court ordered the residents of sheikh jarrah neighborhood in east jerusalem to vacate their houses and hand them over to the new zionists. give at the same time, the zionists attack al-aqsa mosque while the fasting palestinians worship in the sharif mosque. the clashes lead to the 11-day palestinian resistance against the zionists. hamas responds to the zionists by raining rockets on settlers