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fighting continues in the region with russian air strikes, targets, and power plants and key cities. elisa fired tear gas at protesters and whose capital demonstrators were marching to lima, calling for president federal castillo to resign. his fees and 6 investigations. and he complained to perform the attorney general walk, uses them, of heading to a criminal group. castillo denies the allegations, april. there. they look in no kidding in towns anyhow. authority say at least 19 of the $43.00 people on board on abilene died after it plunged into the waters of lake victoria. the weather turned back shortly before the plane was due to land. with just the top of the plane still above the root is of lake victoria. rescue was rushed to save. they still on board, emergency workers and bystanders used rapes to try to pull the aircraft from the water. while some passengers she'd be saved from any of these efforts came too late. this small regional pain plunged into africa's largest lake as it was coming in to land up a cobra airport, situated right on the lake shore. the money when the aircraft w

>> i'm gonna do asada. >> frequented by elisa and fellow running club member rolie cruz.eef classic served on a burrito with rice and beans, or simply on a tortilla as a taco. tacos lengua, beef tongue braised with garlic and onions. and tacos el pastor, stacked guajillo chile rubbed pork shoulder slices with your choice of toppings. cheap yet supremely satisfying street taco trucks like this one has served the latino community of boyle heights for years. but the neighborhood is changing. let's say it's diversifying. you know, first comes the coffee shops, a couple of smart, hip restaurants, hipsters arrive, rents go up. how do you stop that? >> well, that -- what you explained, in a nutshell, is what has been going on throughout los angeles. the gentrification of downtown, it's spreading here, and in a neighborhood like this, gentrification -- not to be dramatic, but the population of families that are homeless is growing. little by little, like the block is disappearing, whether it's deportation, whether it's gentrification. you know, it's barely now coming to the foref

calling an assassination attempt come a shot while leading a protest march on the capitol. islamabad, elisa arrested. the suspected gunman who they say was acting a lot. ah, there's a party atmosphere is emron. cons. convoy rose into town. ah. good then out of nowhere, a series of gunshots fill the air. and pakistan's, former prime minister, goes down. his quickly carried away and taken to a place of safety. clearly in pain, he separate a gunshot wound, scans late revealing bullet fragments in his leg. and he's not the only one injured of the iran. con is safe and being told that one friend has died. some others are seriously injured. why it was a little while lay to the 70 year old appears again outside waving to supporters before being moved into a car and driven to hospital for treatments. lou, this was the 7th day of an anti government protest. march led by the former cricket at time politician. he's demanding new snap elections after being ousted as prime minister in a conference vote in april. speaking earlier this week, he insisted the rallies would be peaceful. i don't see any vitam

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in 1998, he felt that i was present at the canonization had i been invited to did the 1st reading elisa from the book of esther had has standing a little higher up in saint peter's square. i had a wonderful view of all the people. thousands of people differ mentioned on my food and i felt something very profound if, if he mentioned dish that the people i could see were of many different colors languages, nations and that's yawned her out. i had the very strong feeling happy that they were being given aided as their sister, amish west african v. who was this extraordinary woman? edith stein was born in bressler present. dave route's, wife in 1891. she was the 11th child of a jewish family of wood, merchants, an unconventional child. she stood out from her peers because of her intelligence. after graduating from high school, she studied german history and philosophy. later in her memoirs, she would write. i lived with a conviction that something momentous was in store for me. at the carmelite monastery in cologne, the edict stein archive is managed by historian, tom assured stein, an athe

on russia is essentially what had here. 2 african vomas' farmers have generally used our low effect elisa, in their farming. our point i made that they use about 19 cages packed up. but if you are to look into south africa, it's 90 cages are packed, are in zambia, 50 cages, data reduction in that for the laser consumption from these level would lead to why yields. and lower yields of course, means that they use less apply for food. but as to how much of that would be ob, that's something that it's not quite clear, but the point is, if we want to improve global for production, we have to ensure that there's a free flow of at eliza and at prices that are fairly affordable by farmers going green often tends to come at a higher cost for african countries, but there has not sub western nations long posing the green agenda on the continent, but they have localize in manufacturing and production of fertilizers in resource rich africa would soon i ensure food security than any green venture woods, carol is, has a lot of fee on a suspect has been arrested after a blast. that shook a stumble in whi

then suddenly elisa need the they are around 200 us nuclear bombs and 310 aircraft carriers stationed in europe. these are kept in varying degrees of combat readiness, but out of 28, nato members, just 3 are recognized as nuclear powers. france, the u. s. and the u. k. o need. the united states allows its weapons of mass destructions to be deployed on part the territory in italy, belgium, germany, the netherlands, and turkey. come on it out on div. ah, while the artists were working on the portrait of the peruvian peasant woman, they received an unexpected invitation to an aunt festival in moscow. for a while, i rather were lun name, i don't energy, i do not believe anything from more than a j a. and elysium on to the vendor. we obviously all visit movie on foot could be made to bombay j. we can increase scary movie fighting the less the sub l radio event. so she'd be by miss d. david fight if you project, as you call my lot in what cause i get why you dotted it with sonya adobe retail. i mean a ah what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, le

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elisa raffa home in pacific heights within 2 minutes.elosi opened the door and that is when officers saw them struggling for the hammer. he then hit pelosi and had. >>> we have new information on david department. he has been living in a garage at this home in richmond. they found the man renting the house clearing away some of the belongings. neighbors told us that samtrans he kept to himself when he was in building desks. they said depape started ranting extremist views more and more overtime. >> it was definitely a gradual process. 's the bearded search the house and other places if on a journal in depape's backpack along with zip ties. we continue to keep a close eye on the investigation on the condition as well. our team is tweeting out up dates. you can follow us for the latest developments. >>> let's move on and away the halloween decorations and get ready for a wet tuesday. is drive for now, but here comes the rain. let us bring in our chief meteorologist with the updated timeline. >> you can see on the doppler radar right now th

i'm very pleased to welcome elisa york from the nonprofit action against hunger. germany. thank you so much for taking the time. i'm in that last report we just saw how communities in madagascar have been ravaged by drought. what hope does cop 27 offer people in that kind of situation? has 2 big topics around people impacted by drought and other climate extremes. here, one is around adaptation. so and making sure i have the final thing ready to adapt to the new living situation in a changed climate. now the one is dealing with loss and damages, because that time at extreme, people cannot adapt to making sure that when they lose their livelihood, when they lose their properties, they can bounce back and on the issue of loss and damage. financing has been the issue that has dominated this cause. we know the e, u and 4 national governments have pledged a 1000000000 euros to help african nations adapt to think that that's enough. it said, of course, a welcome sign, but definitely not enough. this 1000000000 is likely part of a pledge that was already made of a 100000000000 in

, this is a good example for everyone , because forests are the lungs of our planet, so to speak, elisasur coast - they are leaves that cover us, protect trees, they help us a lot, we military we really need this on a plot of 5 hectares, 33 thousand seedlings are planted, this is what foresters say, work for several days to finish the plan of more than 180 hectares of new forest plantations according to the planting scheme, one pine and one linden will alternate for four days in the work, they use a sword wheeled hand tool for seedlings of possession it requires physical strength, but at the same time it allows you to work quickly and qualitatively today , the acorns have already been collected on the 15th, we will evict it either in the fall or in the fall, each forester is fully self-sufficient in the middle of the material, we have built italian greenhouses, five italian greenhouses, the intricacies of working in the forest and the peculiarities of the profession, foresters teach willing schoolchildren, we teach them to create projects of forest crops and where a forest begins, show t

in lloyd elisa, indigenous people had the right to fight enslavement and as ukrainians were indigenous to valencia and eastern galleria, it is quite pointless in their opinion, to question the ukrainian insurgent armies. methods lost on that, but i still knew him yesterday period. the syndrome did to develop a good old bullshit bullet territory, idleness, porter, p. jewish juice where you exceeded what we have to assume. it says the ballast. oh group. rocky delegates for good is up. so krinski, not somebody still do dealer families teach kit. i can use that secretary stevenson principal stacked at them. he passed through to craig's kennel. some alan angus who box for credit put a teachers, could choose to boost. what went on i worked with, i'm still convenient. creating scovella. but suddenly, as my push up, the call was 7 years mean peer, cuz what got good mrs. blue to me come now me work. a factual set up. i'm not in the vista country. perform in rollins kit is near seagal, swirled chavaris super easy to play his ground for it is very frustrating for losing a chill because she had in

and living by our own means, jack and his uncle hit him on a are among the 10s of millions of kang elisa, who don't benefit from the countries vast mineral wealth. and they're also among those who suffer the most in the seemingly endless conflicts the control of it. malcolm web al jazeera, goma democratic republic of congo. thousands of palestinians have held a funeral for 21 people killed in a phi and garza, their coffins were carried through crowds of mourners to the cemetery. and a warning, some of us may find the images in this report upsetting human, seed reports thousands, march carrying the bodies of 21 members of the above. family. all was killed by a fire at their home in japan, the refugee camp. most children in this tragedy has affected every one. we slipped through a terrible noise. i came home and family children crying out of grief and fear. may god have mercy on. but everything that happens in gaza is because of this blockade live within the neighbors said the family had gathered to welcome home and celebrate the birthday of mahar abriya who had just obtained his ph. d deg

they will take a wise decision because as long as they are sitting there, taking decisions is call elisa, we are suffering from the decisions even if we get there is that it will be temporary, it will not be eternal because it is the habit every day they talk with you the solution on acceptable policies based on fragile assumptions and going against international norms. that's how the leader of egypt, senate house described a condom, tory resolution by the european parliament that focused on the north african countries. human rights record. the lawmaker claims the move, if nothing short of europe trying to revive its colonial past. we all received with displeasure. the decision issued by the european parliament. unfortunately, these policies are outdated, reminiscent of a european colonial legacy and reveal nothing but a hidden desire to spread the culture of a particular civilization. these are issues that no free country, particularly egypt, will accept the spice, a number of moves by cairo within the last 18 months to improve human rights. the european parliament say's not enough prog

all right, that is definitely is. elisa took wilma in lagos. thank you so much. and he is something that will probably throw off any reporter in the field. a journalist elven co window was in the middle of his report in a wildlife park in kenya. this is when this baby elephant is to install the show, take a look awkward of life under the rise in drought cases. it is up to us to be guardians of our own natural world, save our wild spirit, and provide our current, kept his cruel, then handed, handled it like a true pro one next to me as well. anyway, thanks flora, that's our show be can be sure to check out other stories on adobe dot com. forward slash africa. we're also on facebook and on twitter, i'm bringing the bahamas. thanks for watching. i'll see you soon. bye bye. ah. with who yes. what fax is spook problems that i'm convinced here can become a role modeling ecological, changing the count or produce more energy is the burning issue in many european countries right now. but can leaders are great on common solutions? the future is being determined. now. europ

after nearly a week of talks, the government is becoming impatient is ethan about elisa shouldn't affect bundle of jamiracle bugs. we will not allow them to block the mobility routes of chileans in our country. in the fall, we will apply the laws full force actually as a whole is facing a delicate economic situation in this is not the time for this type of activity to interrupt the course of our economy. o. in south korea, a strike is disrupting exports from vehicles to petrochemical us. a work stoppage in june led to disruptions and production valued at more than $1000000000.00. around the world workers at morning better p and working conditions. and for the 1st time in the u. k. nurses have called a strike in december. we haven't had a descent pay for over a decade now. and nurses what really hard not just nurses, their natures are, we're all under pressure on. but more men of ones were kinda hurts off a really, really difficult. so it's not just about clumping for roster and upon to make a thing. we need to be respected and appreciated for what we do in many countries and global cost

all right, that is definitely is elisa took wilma in lagos. thank you so much. and he is something that will probably throw off any reporter in the field. journalist elven co window was in the middle of his report in a wildlife parking kenya. this baby elephant is to install the shell. take a look circle of life under the rising drought cases. it is up to us to be guardians of our own natural world, save our wild speed and provide our current kept his cruel, then handed, handled it like a true pro. one next to me as well. anyway, thanks for out. that's our show be can be sure to check out other stories on a d, w dot com, forward slash africa. we're also on facebook and on twitter, i'm bringing the bahamas. thanks for watching. i'll see you soon. bye bye. ah, with who you go? india. less pollution exploitation, more sustainability and fairness. a pressure on the asian textile industry is mounting. designers and factory owners need to radically rethink their approach and re becky who has so right, has changed a lot. in the last 10 years, we go 30 minutes on d w wi

and years to open election for a couple weeks now we have an election period that doesn't even end. elisa certainly didn't 2 years ago on, on election day, it continued. this is how to stop. this is how fraud creeps in and you want to talk about election integrity. we most republicans would like to go back just to the feel out ballot. forget the machines, forget all of this. crazy nonsense that is taking forever. we need an election day . i'm actually, i, i would vote in favor of an election holiday, but we need one day and we need the votes back in that night counted. and we know who the winners are. that's how you used to do it in america. and the democrats have essentially changed that process and with that change has come a lot of questions. you want to talk about election integrity or the lack thereof. i. i blame it on my counterparts. yeah. interesting. provided for in the back of the old days. yes. right, you vote on a piece of paper. i only knew it was the answer. okay. now the economy has been a top concern really. i mean, could a republican lead congress drastically improve the

the military, this is a good example for everyone, because forests are the lungs of our planet , elisasy say, this is our amulet - these are the leaves that cover us, protect the trees, they help us a lot, we are soldiers, this is very important to us it is necessary to plant 33 thousand seedlings on a plot of 5 hectares, this is what the foresters say, it will take several days to complete the plan for more than 180 hectares of new forest plantations, according to the planting scheme, one pine and one linden will alternate for four days in the work, a wheeled sword is used, a manual tool for seedlings, its ownership requires physical forces, but at the same time allows you to work quickly and qualitatively, today we have already collected the acorns on the 15th, we evict them either in the fall or in the fall every forestry, this ensures full positions we have built italian greenhouses with materials, five italian greenhouses, the intricacies of working in the forest and the peculiarities of the profession, foresters teach willing schoolchildren, we teach them to create projects of for

all right, that is definitely is. elisa took wilma in lagos. thank you so much. and he is something that will probably throw off any reporter in the field. a journalist elven co window was in the middle of his report in a wildlife park in kenya. this is when this baby elephant is to install the show, take a look awkward of life. under the rising drought cases. it is up to us to be guardians of our own natural world, save our wild spirit, and provide our co and i kept to school. there and handed, handled it like a true pro one next to me as well. anyway, thanks for out. that's our show be can be sure to check out other stories on a d, w dot com, forward slash africa. we're also on facebook and on twitter, i'm bringing the bahamas. thanks for watching. i'll see you soon. bye bye. ah, with you shift your guide to life in the digital world. explored the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. will be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you. shift in 15 minutes on d w. a wall

all right, that is definitely is. elisa took wilma in lagos. thank you so much and he is something that will probably throw off any reporter in the field. journalist elven co window was in the middle of his report in a wildlife park in the kenya. this baby elephant is to install the shell. take a look circle of life under the rising drought cases. it is up to us to be guardians of our own natural world, save our wild speed and provide our current kept his cruel, then handed, handled it like a true pro. one next to me as well. anyway, thanks for out. that's our show. be can be sure to check out other stories on adobe dot com. forward slash africa. we're also on facebook and on twitter, i'm bringing the bahamas. thanks for watching. i'll see you soon. bye bye. ah, with who a, what do you need for a season pro, physics and the right vehicle which can also be electron don't driver. ronnie virtual murder shows what's possible with a task read 30 minutes on d. w. all to the point to strong opinion. clear positions, international perspectives, water h

sent him yoga, pioneer, c dot my know, i went to lunch a lower budget and i got some just cuz i am on elisa and melissa adams academy out it, i mean it can kill a little blue. do we shake kizzie kathy subcommittee handle, but hopefully she'll go off it and sit it keep gaining people fighting children. lisa, we can now it will be into, into a most likely have to be quality manager, a journalist, and casa one cassandra public. and it was just like this that casey entered in my life. and like with the other flatmates, i started to feel. mm hm. and said yesterday, but as crazy mazda chris was, if i got a no so many. so what with what to pick it on what now these are from me through a i got to see them clearly liberal late to live. i got kids in the woods. so we are doing our buying yeah. oh, service albany in order to be charged to be to florida. oh, okay. been yeah. with that and the love of a full birthday, she done on my count. money on to pots toppling for kids. and i were very different . his energy was exhausted, but also exciting. he had already travelled khomeini countries and could mak

andrew, elisa, just.vid, roman, shannon, and i just adore all of you in the first course my assistant kate who makes all the rains run on time. i cannot forget the author who does the cieslak. raymond arroyo and of course ou director, another mike threet makes in our terrific crew. thank you, all of you for your hard work. up next, my final thoughts on this veterans day next. . honor of speaking with kenneth brown, he's one of the few remaining world war ii veterans who fought in the battle of iwo jima. i asked him all those years ago if he was scared. >> we have been so conditioned in our training we weren't allowed to be afraid. we just did what we were supposed to do. >> is there a day that goes by, ken, where you don't think of the men who were left behind? >> it's hard to. i saw a couple of things in the war that i think if people could have been with me and seen it, i don't think we would have any wars. >> what an amazing man. 98 years old. and he stood for the entire interview. incredible. happy ve

on the morning of march, the 3rd, the family left the daughter alina took, the white mazda daughter elisa travelled in alexis with her father, alexander radio yoko, as i did, was a good, a book minyard ledger of behind him to, my husband said, keep close behind, i'll drive in front and you go behind me. and then i realized he was speeding on his own quarters much and i remembered hart law. mommy was driving behind in the mazda and i was with daddy in the car in front me, and i found it boring, just looking out of the window the whole time. then i started playing my favorite game on my cell phone, good glue rim youth, which article named wolf didn't. you couldn't see them at 1st. the shots came from the forest more than they all came out, record the lucy nature of the beginning. when they started to shoot, we couldn't drive as fast any more. normally, dots out like this. i'll put you with any salt like this. they will dog. will you move, traveling with noble robot? no, they shot at his car. the bullets at his legs, lungs, chest from his legs to oh. then he stopped the car with a name. he s

elissa and her daughter elisa was working cleaning hotel rooms when the pandemic started. she had no choice but to bring four year old daughter to work with her on the bus. and so serena's experience in kindergarten was on her mother's phone. and so debbie is doing video and. she's producing all these stuff. amazing music, and it's bilingual and the little girls on the phone, i mean, she can't do it. and you her mother cried. she told me, look, i can't sit with her. i don't have time to sit with i don't have time to read to her. i can't even make sure that she the math lesson, because when the math lesson starts, i have to take the sheets to the laundry so i don't have time to help. and that was kindergarten for a lot of kids. and where we are now with all of this is. it's going to be years. it's going to years for kids to catch up academically. it in some ways, the least of it, we're concerned about kids mental health across class lines. we're really concerned about the kids who might never come back to school at all, the chronic absenteeism is off the charts. there was a

11 o'clock, my son called in santa mamma, it's over, i'm dying but you have to save your grandchild elisa. ah jago for more i replied, what were you? what are you talking about? everything was fine yesterday before they'd been in a key if supper, and now he says, but my legs are burning, i can't feel my back. so that's it. we won't see each other again for broken. it was a nightmare. it was terrible, but i couldn't believe it. well, we'll work up with it. at the flava boat, when god, he was still live in able to open the window. the car was already on fire and the child could have been burned alive, of good in law's along the label room was being written. it says a blog demilia included the lawyer, but we were in the car for 3 hours and i was crying. there was smoke. i could hardly breathe. i almost suffocated. then i got out of the car. he said to me, unfastened my seat belt. i tried but it didn't work. he crawled out of the car and his legs touched the burning trunk. then i saw that his legs were burning and i started to cry yellow. the tears ran down my face. i was afraid, i was afraid

. >> john: yesterday on the program we had elisa slotkin of michigan who won a hotly contested race.t two years as a democrat. >> for me i hope that we don't just have two years of investigations and focusing on, you know, niche issues, that we are actually focusing on things they said they wanted to focus on, the economy, national security, which is making sure we get away from just kind of throwing bombs at each other and do the work. >> john: what do you say to that? she wants a lot of the same things you do in terms of the economy but said i hope there won't be two years of investigations. where do you come down on that aspect? >> we have to do the right thing, right. we have to lead by example. what's best for the country. i think we have gotten off track and we have seen that, and in virginia in the second district they were not happy with the direction of things and heard that at the door, something is off, not right with the country, it's going to be a unified effort, but heespecially in the house, a slimmer majority than we would have hoped, how can we help where people need

. >> do you think elisa would say the same thing >> everybody can see the share losses intel has beenhe way that intel gains profitable share is by having better product in the market that's why they've got to deliver both sapphire rapids and emerald rapids which i was asking sandra about. >> all that execution. great stuff, jon. >>> after the break, mark zuckerberg says there is a new business we'll tell you about. do not go away even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com powered by innovation refunds. and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still r

three more quick races we're indeed following house-wise to keep your eye on in michigan, a tossup elisa slotkin and sorenson and king in a toss-up. and watch for california, not entirely blue state. but marriott giving a hard challenge there. and bottom line as you look at the balance of power, 220-212, the majority 218, it's definitely changing come wednesday morning, neil. neil: we will shall see how much. i'll see you in 50 minutes, griff jenkins following all of that. and the stables are turning and is there any sign of early momentum and that's why the candidates pull out the stops in the last couple of days and stating the obvious n georgia we showed you before senator warnock, now the guy who is trying to topple him, hershel walker, he is in athens, georgia, i believe. rick scott, in charge of senatorial campaign and raise money and get them over the top. and that's a close race and it's considered a tossup in itself says something right now and let's get the latest from shannon bream, the fox sunday host. the momentum with a couple of days to go, i'm curious where are they going

many vulnerable democrats like michigan's elisa slotkin were able to hold on in tight races and now getting ready for another term in congress. thanks for being with us. why do you think the red wave turned into more of a red trickle? >> yeah, you know, i can't speak for everywhere in the country but i know in michigan i think it was a real passion, frankly, coming out of a lot of women, young people, and feeling like their rights were threatened, roe issues on our ballot so i think that was a real motivator. but i think also a lot of extreme candidates were put up around the country and i just really believe the voters are kind of over that, and they just want practical reasonable people on both sides of the aisle to represent them, and they voted that a couple days ago. >> john: in fact, in talking about your win, you sent a warning to republicans about future elections saying i hope that as a swing state we have sent the message loud and clear, ununtil they nominate more less extreme candidates they are going to lose and lose at the ballot box. donald trump put forward candidates, some d

of energy, especially electricity and petrol for cause, petrol here increased costs about 2 euros elisa above 2 years later that put served among before highest rates in the european union. and it's marched only in northern european countries, which have $2.00 to $3.00 times per capita, g d, p of greece. so here of course, it is more expensive given greek purchasing power. they also want taxes to be eliminated or reduced on electricity bills on all forms in a gas, natural gas, which a lot of people now use to heat their homes. because there's now a pipeline gas as well as ellen g brought to greece. and as an extensive network in several cities increase, taking ellen g to people's homes that the taxes that are raised on energy are very important to the government. the government is unlikely to cut its own revenues, which will then lead it to have to borrow more money from markets. but the government has been trying to get the european union to create a solidarity fund to lend to governments. unfortunately without success so far. john, what level of disruption have these precious course a

channel, russia do not expect a blessing from me, prince, as long as you live not yet a poor blog and elisaussion. well, this is such a scary picture, yes, which we discussed with you. e, in the previous part. here it is, from my point of view, of course, aggravated by the fact that our main enemy is less and less time they cycle more sharply. this is generally a separate factor that should be accurately disassembled and analyzed. but i'll show you, for example, a moment that is clearly this color. well, it will aggravate, and the time for the enemy to accelerate. uh, this is what mikhail mishustin said about the new financial system? you are one common task of achieving independence from the influence of third countries in the financial sector, for this we propose to create that our own electronic exchange system financial information and bank payments. we consider it possible to use such an integrated approach as a reserve channel for mutual settlements, and it will create more predictably understandable and reliable conditions for our entrepreneurs, of course, it is important to accelera

i firmly believe now that can either be elisa granic or steve scalise, possibly. he's willing to just sell his soul like this. whatever little piece of his sole he still has left. that tells you everything you need to know about the republican party. listening to mike mccaul and to the responses to some of these questions that used to be very easily answered by republicans, because they pretended, i guess, at the time, about being pro democracy, this is all to placate the maga wing of the party. michael mccaul is not some guy that believes ukraine should have all the support but he is saying this because he wants to make sure he gets his chairmanship in foreign affairs. he's been waiting for this for years. same thing with what has been going on with others who are unwilling to speak out and say anything about what is going on with donald trump and what is happening with that despicable dinner that he had with nick fuentes. >> we're getting to that, next. >> all of this is all because they have to placate the maga win and kevin mccarthy is a pathetic crew in the h

elisa democratic party makes no.ring to the founding fathers version of limited government. >> guest: that's why he supported convention of state. it should be an amendment in the constitution so government expansion would be 6% of gdp. war and natural disaster. ronald reagan came in 1980 campaign with a promise to shut down -- when he left the department was bigger than it was before. under george w. bush we got the schip program and expanded that because after all you need health care for kids. under both parties government expanded even during donald trump's campaign in 2016 he said we need to replace obamacare for something better. one government program is better than another government program? the way to replace obamacare's with free markets and more competition. competition improves everything a makes every thing cheaper improves quality and makes it more accessibleth and half of or health care dollars are paid for by thehe government which is inefficient which is my opinion or health care system is. >> host:

elisa, i know you're waiting for your invitation announcement. it is fascinating.screed until recently. and i had to read the first couple of sentences because they do not actually make sense. >> oh, it's nonsensical. and there is an actually better version if you want the say that on truth social that goes even further. this is the professionalized version. he is looking for everyone to blame. desantis is the focal point. he wants to take credit for desantis' tremendous success. but those around trump are also copping after mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy, ronna mcdaniel. kevin mccarthy's got the worst tightrope he's got walk for the next two months because he does have to stay in his good graces. mitch mcconnell doesn't need a thing from donald trump. every republican governor just elected doesn't need a thing from him. i'm curious what will vips from the republican party even show up at this event. >> it has the quote, unquote advantage of sunshine. all caps. >> this is referred to as covid, right? >> the advantage of sunshine. >> so the thing about the announce

bubble pop and you got drawdowns of the 70, 80, 90 plus percent range, it does not mean you may not see elisam three inflation and some of those. i think that was the knee-jerk reaction on thursday and friday. the buying went back into those down the quality spectrum prior speculation driven areas of the market. i think back to is it a bottom or not, you want to fade any sharp rally down the quality spectrum. i don't think that is where you want to be in the environment right now. but i would say those bubbles have popped. that does not mean they can't come back to life at least for the short term as we have seen recently. lisa: i think about what fed president john williams and said yesterday, when he talked about financial risks and general well-being a driver of monetary policy. it basically was we are not going to cut because you guys are seeing losses. at what point do you see this rhetoric, believe them, do not believe in any rate cuts and go into longer duration and height there? liz ann: it's funny you say that because market strength has brought lives financial conditions. this not o