erick, i appreciate you being on.a good viewpoint to have, and i wish you and your family the best. >> thanks. always good to hear from you, anderson. >> take care. coming up, california's governor gavin newsom facing a recall election a week from today. the state of play there as president biden plans to travel to the state in support of the incumbent democrat. that's next. before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. ♪ energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. discover card i just got my cashback match is this for real? yup! we match all the cash back new card members earn at t

one conservative with enough of the disinformation is erick erickson.his is just a sample from his radio show last wednesday. >> i don't care that you don't want to get vaccinated. i really don't. i don't care that you don't want the vaccine. if you're out there spreading lies, misinformation, disinformation and willfully undermining people's trust, i don't care. shut up, i'm not trying to offend you. if you're offended by that, you're an idiot anyway. >> joining us now is erick erickson. it's good to have you back on the program. very empassioned case you made. i'm wondering what motivated you to speak out? >> kbosh, a lot. my wife lost a cousin. lost a cousin. he wasn't vaccinated. i have lost several friends. lost my mom's best friend who i consider my aunt. multiple friends. my sister has lost several friends and i keep encountering people in the online world who act like they don't know anyone. it's very real. anderson, my wife has an incurable genetic fear of lung cancer. it puts her at a high risk of death. our kids wound up getting it despite al

conflict of interest questions that led yesterday to the resignation of two officials, caplan and erickng to strike a more worrisome take on inflation than in the past. bottle necks has lasted longer than expected and he'll say the fed will riact to longer sustained inflation, even though he keeps to his 2% target by next year. the recent rise in bond yields has pushed the probability of a rate hike in november above 50%. the first hike, originally, was priced in for december both are going to paint a relatively positive outlook on the economy. they'll say the delta variant has taken some of the shine off. >> thank you for more on today's hearing, let's bring in former dallas fed president, richard fisher. always good to have you. i'd love to start off, i want to get your take on today's hearing. i'd love to start off on this -- these resignations rosengren and caplan, particularly, who took your seat what are your thoughts about these questions? and many may be perception related, nonetheless, the decision caplan made to trade certain stocks and other financial instruments. >> well, ne

this one is the defense is still very weak. gera, p k, is aging clement langler and erick gossley reliable. only, i don't know who the young you're goin depend. it really isn't any kind of all, and is the big open defense. and the other is the coach ronald kerman, who sees it, was quite tac, constantly deficient at times, and showed no signs of improving on the front this season. so i think it could be a tough season, was wondering if they can get supper then starting again by midnight tonight. right . let's talk about our team. chelsea begin their defense against then it be shocked to everyone last season. do you think they can do it all over again? while it's always hot and it's your real madrid, it's always hot. so when the champions league multiple years in a row, i do believe that they can do it because i think chelsea by finding lucas group about it. the one thing really the team was missing in terms of a consistent goal scorer. because last season, chelsea one the champions league with tim a vendor up front and i don't think he played to me but he was very consistent came scoring go

this one is the defense is still very weak . gera, p k, is aging clement langler and erick gossley reliable. only i don't know who the young you're goin depend really isn't any kind of bomb. and is the big open defense . and the other is the coach, ronald coleman, who off season was quite tac practically deficient at times and showed no signs of improving on that front this season. so i think it could be a tough season. last lender in the me. on the asian champions think olson high and i remain on course to success. we defend the title of it, only just squeeze past kind of like in around the 16th school structure time. i'm actually going to pendleton 2nd. haven't a shock. they miss 3 from the spokes full advantage booking their place in the last little pool manager yoga quote, post describe the british tennis, the m a wrote a connie as the sporting talents of the century. 18 year old rod economy was the center of its engineer at the met goal in new york. it's just a couple of days on from becoming the 1st of a qualifier. so when the us open title, she's for sure talent of the century, but a

erick, thank you. new data. sorry. sorry. new data from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration so that at least one in 3 americans live in the county that has no experience. some type of devastating life changing weather in the last 3 years. storms that were once referred to as once in a 100 years. >> are now happening more and more frequently assigned to say the devastating disasters are due to a warming planet and climate change. >> alexandra limon reports now on the debate among politicians about how to fix it. >> the devastation caused by hurricane ida is widespread from the south to the northeastern united states. >> the 5th largest hurricane in our history. >> saws. that lives in new jersey. he's one of the many people left picking up. what's left of their homes and lives. this just came out of nowhere. nobody but scientists around the world already knew that storms and hurricanes are getting stronger because of climate change for our to to form can see on is yet this week. the department of health and huma

erick rucker has the story. >> president biden d masking while disembarking air force one. it may through airport monday afternoon. the president greeted by governor newsome upon arrival then telling reporters his plan to help the wildfire effort in our state. my build back better plan. >> includes billions of dollars for wildfire preparedness resilience. a response force management to restore millions of acres and to protect homes and public water sources, biden then taking off again to visit areas devastated by the caldor fire in el dorado county. >> before ultimately heading to southern california to help governor newsome ahead of tomorrow's recall election. while the president's time and made, there was brief monday. other spent a decent amount of their day here trying to check out the president or at least his famous plane. >> he's here. kevin palmer works nearby at the he says it was an honor to be here. for the president to you know, we are here doing supporting somebody is some things. so. >> more power >> others wanted to be here to show their disapproval of presid

erick larsson has a book about the lucetania. it's all right. it's a best seller. i'm glad i read it. but as a historian, there's slightly different ways of doing things than we might. one of the things he alleges in his book is churchill claims what we needed to get the americans off the sidelines was a proper calamity. he argus the british knew that the germans had not -- i mean, everybody knew the germans had warned the americans not to get on the ship but they did so anyway. larsson claims churchill knew exactly where the subwas and said nothing because it was a small cost to pay to lose 2,000 lives to get the americans finally involved. and still it did not. so, on that fine note, i should end. on thursday, we'll talk about what neutrality was like for the other european countries. so, you might want to come in, a, knowing what those countries are, and having their names on your notes pre-emptively because we'll have to move quickly through that and it will be on the midterm. any questions before we go? about the lecture, not mechanics with our class? because