fanny: indeed.onald trump and angela merkel were exchanging barbed remarks at the nato summit today. trump said that germany was quote, captive to russia, as he objected to a pipeline deal to bring russian natural gas directly to germany. merkel pushed back, insisting that germany makes its own decision. all this amid tensions between the u.s. and china have gone up as the u.s. announces yet another round of tariffs on chinese imports. from is supposed to slap a levy of 10% on 200 pages of hundreds of products. human hair, live eels, and toilet paper. yeah, it might sound funny if it was not so serious. it is important to remember that behind all these products are companies large and small who now have to rely on the vast u.s. market to sell goods. it adds to another $2000 billio. reporter: containers are piling up in shanghai. now, too, are steaks from the u.s. that no one will buy because they are too expensive. chchese c customs authorities he been searching for imports from the u.s. and slappin

fanny: let's turn to jens korte in new york.s we just heard, tesla is building a factory in china. at the same time it is announcing higher prices in china. does that mean they are likely to go around the west to produce even cheaper in china? jens: china and tesla made it official on tuesday that they will start manufacturing cars in china probably in about two years. i'm quite sure that those plans have an in the making win before this trade war, if a make all -- if i may call it this. china is the biggest market for tesla behind the u.s., so in that respect it makes sense to produce cars within china. the stock of tesla treated to the upside by a good percent. what makes this deal especially important is because for the first time, a foreign carmaker is allowed to manufacture cars in china without a chinese partner. fanny: why is it then that markets seem to be so far unaffected by the ongoing tariff battle? jens: investors on wall street seem to be tirired with all the trade talks. actually not that much is happening at this

fanny: hardly anyone visits this place on the tunisian coast.thers sent here are the remains of women, children and young men. they drowned in the mediterranean chasing an uncertain dream, a dream of life in europe. their stories lie buried with em in thesese makeshift t grave. no names, no idedentities, noo headlines. across from the sea in europe, the focus has shifted to how to help migrants to how to keep migrants here. he wants to give thehe dignity. he is a fisherman. here n near a tourisist hotspote has s buried the remains of 300 people. to stop the crossings, europe has proposed the creation of so-called disembarkation platforms in north africa. therere, migrants would be ableo apply for asylum. he is not impressed. >> europe does not care about these people, whetether they are alive or dead. building reception centers is not a solution. instead, europe should give people the wealth that was stolen from them. fanny: a beach near the cemetery. this is where fishermen discovered the washed up bodies. he wants to find them before t e local

>> nice. >> fanny pack. >> and it gets intense that.s taking different shots and getting his angles correct. then the dude on the beach. >> it's funny how you can see different people's senses of humor. some people are just like, no, man, go away. other people just crack up and know that it's kind of funny and a joke. >> then things just get even more awkward, as if that's even a possibility. you guys want a little belly shot, a little navel? >> he's shirtless with a fanny pack, gut out and uclaing at the camera. >> there's no limit to these people. >> here's where the girls go, okay, this cannot be real life. >> am i on a tv show right now or somhi?>> aually we're filmin there. >> i could have saved you but i love >>> that's our show. remember are every >>> breaking news. embattled epa chief scott pruitt resigns. president trump tweeting the resignation. pruitt facing a long, growing list of ethics scandals, from his sweetheart apartment deal to his first class flights to that $43,000 phone booth in his office. >>> race against the rai

this is a portrait of fanny campbell by thomas -- painted in 1834. he was born in england, his family later immigrated to the united states when he was still a boy. he later became a well-known portrait painter. francis and campbell was a celebrated actress, a member of a theatrical family who came to united states on tour in 1832. in 1833 she performed in washington to great acclaim. in fact she was presented to president. andrew jackson at the white house. she would later describe the president as a good specimen of a fine old battered soldier. sully met her in philadelphia, introduced by pierce butler, a cousin of his. he was quite enthralled by her. in fact he did several likenesses, he painted several likenesses of her. fanny went on to marry gus butler in 1834, he came from a wealthy philadelphia family that owned plantations in georgia. there is however was not a happy marriage. she was opposed to the slavery that she witnessed on her husband's plantation and that and other factors led her to leave him in 1846. she returned to england and late

it feels like congress is getting ready to do something on fannie and freddie.here has been a lot of talk about that reform. the fannie and freddie were taken into conservatorship, there has been legislation that has been proposed. is very complicated, it's very complex. market participants are engaged with policymakers. it has unintended consequences in that if you reform them, it may increase borrowing rates. that is not a political winner going into election. we will see policymakers and participants engage in this. head of public policy, how much has it changed in the time that donald trump has been president? libby: we have seen quite a lot of progrowth in the short-term policies. , theax relief deregulation, the continuity at the fed. stability aty seen the fed. we've seen it more good policy than that. trade policy could be a tipping point going forward. this is bloomberg. ♪ talk job bonds. we are in the middle of the tug-of-war between bulls and bears. we have some high numbers. the junklking about bond etf's. one of them has a record short interest. >>

in march it was announced that fannie mae and freddie mac with, fannie mae would need $4 billion from its line of credit if the treasury department. concerning his best to you and the fed given the size of the mortgage-backed securities that are on your books? >> the mortgage-backed securities are guaranteed by the federal government. there is no credit risk their. if it is a responsive, i think the housing finance system remains one of the unfinished pieces of the financial crisis and would be healthy for the economy and finance system to see that moved forward. >> you answered my second question. so you think that the congress inability to address fannie mae and freddie mac in the economy? >> i think it's important for the longer run that we get the housing finance system off the federal balance sheet and using market forces and some of the things that are already in place to carry forward the reform i think it is important for the economy in the long term. >> thinks mr. chairman. a quick follow-up on this discussion. the most recent numbers we have for in the month of june, compari

because i do worry that we are moving towards more relaxed underwriting guidelines.with respect to fannie and freddie, you mentioned earlier, see like to see a bipartisan solution. that would be great. it has been very elusive for the congress to come up with a bipartisan solution on housing finance reform. 10 years in the making, perhaps. assuming that is not possible, which is not a big leap of faith, would it be possible, would you support the hundred 16 congress, a more simple approach just to get fannie and freddie out of the second mortgage market and to get them out of the refinance market, the refinance loans represent two thirds of fannie and freddie is portfolio. that alone would significantly overnight, over time, diminish the role in housing finance. >> again, i want to be careful of specific comments. i do not support them getting out of the refi market. i think to the extent refi loans are underwritten properly, there should be several limitations but to the extent rates go down and homeowners want to refinance, i do not think that they should be penalized. >> but again, if

>> fanny pack. >> jimmy: is it okay for superman to have a fanny pack?yeah. >> jimmy: it is, okay, all right. it can be black, it can be any color, doesn't have to coordinate with the costume? never mind, superman. spider-man, first of all, where's your mask, spider-man? oh, it's right there, okay. where did you get your costume? >> i found it at a thrift shop. >> jimmy: all right. and do you ever experience shaving in that thing? >> oh, yeah. i carry baby powder. >> jimmy: oh, you do, all right. and this has got to be the worst costume in the world, the incredible hulk. how do yous use the bathroom with those giant rubber hands that you have? [ indiscernible humbling ] >> jimmy: oh, we've got another spider-man there too. hulk, i'm sorry, i can't understand. i can't understand what you're saying. how do you go to the bathroom with those hands? >> i told you. [ cheers and applause ] i just -- i go -- i go right -- right in the suit. guy in the suit. >> jimmy: oh, wait a minute, jon stewart, you play the incredible hulk out there on hollywood boulevard? >

with all of this group the boys says you can walk through st fanny's leave. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was just that there was a love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. because of financial survival that it was all about money long. first to visit this issue the three different. good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up for something if you're something in america something overseas or the cayman islands or do we do all these banks were complicit in the congress to decide to say to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. a bill for a match you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much kaiser of course. trumps imitat

platform, the common securitization platform, should be available to all market participants, not just fannie and freddie? secretary mnuchin: my strong preference is part of g.s.c. reform that we create a system of competition, that if other people wanted to compete with the g.s.c.'s they could, but obviously that's dependent upon certain changes. mr. ross: and it's your understanding there's plenty of capacity in the market to take some of that, is there not, from the g.s.c.'s? secretary mnuchin: i believe there is. but, again, we need an overall solution to this. mr. ross: and just for guidance, are there any other principles that you think are important that we should be following in order to do an effective g.s.c. reform? secretary mnuchin: again, i've said as part of this, there's either an explicit or implicit guarantee, my preference is if there is a need for that, there's an explicit and the government is paid and taxpayers are compensated. mr. ross: and i think that's reality in government and insurance anymore, unfortunately. as a last backstop is where we're trying to get governmen

in this movie the voices in the world ministry fanny's. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal miners the said i'd. love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. when the whole make this manufacture consent instant to the public wells. when the room in closest project themselves. in the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. room in the real news room. in a world of big partisan movies lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight. for the middle for the troops the time is now watchi

or we all just move the employees to go through street fanny's leaving only. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was asserted. that it was a drive to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. it's not. nothing. good. life. good. good good food russia sharing goodness. the u.s. president's national security adviser confirms the second trumpington summit has been postponed until quote after the russian which is over. the mall donald trump kinds russia will interfere in the upcoming midterm elections to help his wife and the democrats russian meddling remains a divisive and she was ever as we hear later. meddling in the way that osama bin ladin meddled with the world trade center oh. oh. and the tenth annual break summits of emerging economies is underway in south africa with americ

this is my heroine fannie lou hamer. was refus refused. a judge would be seen as a lawyer in segregated courts. it wouldn't even be called attorney marshal. so this system that was pervasive and not just in the south -- dr. king says he's never been more afraid for his life than when he goes to chicago for a march. she is the child, the youngest child of 22 born to mississippi sharecropper parents. her personal motto is "i'm sick and tired of being sick and tired." for those of you who know more about the civil rights movement and robert moses coming to work as an organizer for snig, student, nonviolent coordinating committee. and i'm so proud of them because they're young people, yet they get an older lady to represent them because the power of her character, the power of her voice. for those of you who don't know about her, please do more research and listen to what she has to say. because in the summer of 1964 when hardly any african-americans were registered to vote, and wonder why? wonder why? because when she went

every fannie talked to yesterday wanted to know if he ey hope he does. we'lly say seevment we're still trying toce get later on down in the club room. hopefully i can make it down into the a clubhnd have an update for you guys. we'll check in jusa little bit . thank you, corey. bryce tharper did notake part in the homerun desh business, he didn't want to be part of it fl he said if he made the all star team, when it was in d.c. he was going to te part and every fan thatre was last night certainly got their money's worth. if you were watching along with the rest of d.c., bryce harper owned that homerun derby. inning with 19 homeruns in the fal round beating the chicago cubs, shosher who had 18 homeruns \am/many his dad was also out therein pg. his dad who was of course aelief. after the ga lot of fans wanted tuc we i got. hee hhe the best fan all of baseball. that'sin krenl momt notore,y onl but organization and theshi nationals fans. there you have it. like father, lane son. c i also say how good he the headband, the hr. he wassot momentum and there had

. >> i have this fanny pack here. who wants this? it's a classic shirt.u have a couple, i don't know. these are pins. i think my little girl will like this one. >> a french fry pan, sure. -- french fry pin, sure. >>> join us right here tomorrow, we take a look at some of the toys designed to keep your children learning this summer and away from the screen. plus we also talked to a man who right now is running across america to raise money for children's hospitals. a great cause. thank you for watching everybody, our next newscast is at noon. did you pick -- what did you pick again? >> the fanny pack. >> i'm going to fight him for that. [ laughter ] have a great day. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. [cheers and applause] >> announcer: live from new york city, i

overboard this move them voices people are going street fanny's. a co money city with almost no co mines left. the jobs are gone all the programs the fed that's. lived to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. last. week. he said to be the. first in the. to go slow. put it in freefall amid the purge of fake and suspicious. uses donald trump also blasts the platform for silencing republican. tech giants like spotify have still not made a single cent in profit we look at how this puts their workers and even consumers at risk. and the ripples in the u.s. the stop authorities using amazon's facial recognition tool after it wrongly match photos of members of congress with criminals. plus a palestinian teenager into man killed by israeli soldiers at the go.

oh my goodness, he's wearing a fanny pack. >> that's what you notice?get the photo, hurry, hurry. >> oh, is that a -- he takes gle correct.ots and getting his >> it is funny how you can see different people -- people are just like no, man, go away and other people just crack up and know it is kind of funny and a joke. >> this day gets more awkward as if it is a possibility. [ laughter ] >> you guys want a little belly shot, a little naval. he's shirtless with those fannyg at the camera. >> there is no limits to these people. here is where the girl goes, okay, this can't be real life. >> am i on tv show right now in. >> we are filming right now. >> it is never the same. can't save you but i love you. >> take it easy everybody, see you next time on an all new "rtm." ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. call your travel ag

pack -- >> everything was good till you bring up the fanny pack.wear a different scent for the character. so in "skyscraper" -- >> do you really? >> i do. >> what was the scent for "skyscraper"? >> ambition was the scent and -- yeah, whoo, for ambition. whoo. i can't remember what it was. i got into this weird thing years ago. i think it was for my first movie "scorpion king" and had a cologne on and remember the movie fortunately did pretty good and i was like, oh, well, i'm -- you know how that silly thing happens to all of us. >> yes, exactly. yeah. >> exactly, so, yes, i can't remember what the name -- it was probably fanny pack, that's what it was. [ laughter ] smells great. >> should we see him in action? you guys ready? [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, almost there. >> mom! >> you can do it. you can do it. that's it. get up. >> i can't hold it anymore. [ applause ] >> tell us about that scene. >> thank you for the applause. better than nonapplause. but that particular scene, so something special happened during that day. so on "skyscraper,"

returning it was a pretty wet day at the golden temple there ninety millimeters of rain over in bangladesh fanny coming in a significant rainfall too and these northern areas again see lots of rain during the course of wednesday much of pakistan expects to be dry and fine some rain down through the western ghats but not particularly heavy. going to be the thick of it in terms of rainfall through into thursday across into the arabian peninsula we have a bit of a breeze keeping the humidity down here in qatar but the temperature up some of forty five in doha. an insider's perspective just six months ago we were at the brink of war of the real donald trump i think he makes comments that he probably shouldn't make from the former campaign national security director donald isn't it. in for thirty years he creates his own reality. head to head with j.p. there has been no evidence that shows collusion collusion of working with russian what is on al-jazeera. to take a look at the top stories here in israel says it shot down a syrian jet that it claims in full straighted about the government in damascus

so if, in fact, you're current, if, in fact, it's a fannie or freddie loan, you may be able to qualifyust be a loan prior to 2009. now, a lot of people e-mail me and ask, "well, why is 2009 the magical year?" the answer really makes no sense. but basically, they're saying, "people after 2009 knew about the real-estate crisis, so we're not gonna give them a break." you should write to your congressman about that one, by the way. so try for h.a.r.p. 2. you may be eligible for that. now, listen. the other issue's even more difficult. if you're not eligible for h.a.r.p. 2 and if you're underwater, you want to keep your home, the only thing you would try is for a loan modification. if you have hardship, you may be able to go loan mod. and because you're behind in payments, you know, you may qualify. try that. the only other thing you could possibly do is look for a short sale and move on with your life because the longer you stay in that home, and if the value's not gonna come up, you're sort of stuck. and i'm sorry to tell you so many people in america still are in a situation where everyt

alexis, where's your fanny pack? >> wouldn't be caught dead with that thing, mike. sorry.ng a look at the roads, onef our only issues so far is on the peninsula, southbound 101 before state route 92. we have reports of an suv that flipped over. fire department is there. not sure if they have been able to get the driver out of the vehicle. initially, it sounded like someone may be trapped in the vehicle. so i'll have an update on that as soon as i have more information. in the meantime, we have filled in at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on exactly one hour ago. not light everywhere, just most area. also a crash on highway 17. >> thanks. some bay area fire departments say they can't seem to catch a break. >> they are already feeling the strain of this year's fire season, and it's barely begun. reporter amy hollyfield is live for us in larkspur. >> good morning. firefighters here in marin county really want to emphasize this holiday that fireworks are not allowed here. it's against the law here in marin county. they say the conditions are so dry, they really want

fanny went on to marry pierce butler in 1834. he came from a wealthy philadelphia family that also owned plantations in georgia. theirs, however, was not a happy marriage. she was opposed to the slavery that she witnessed on her husband's plantations and that and other factors led her to leave him in 1846, return to england and later divorced in 1849. but fannie's story doesn't end there. she did return to the united states from time to time. she had lost custody of her daughters and was only able to visit them for a short time each year until they turned 21. she did return to the stage to raise money, but not as an actress. instead, she gave public readings. and she was a prolific writer. she published a couple plays, a volume of her poetry. and during the civil war, she was very concerned about foreign attitudes towards the confederacy. wanting to turn british opinion in favor of the union cause in 1863, she decided to publish her journal about life in georgia and all that she witnessed. and it was entitled "journal of a reside

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and this is the case of ato versus fannie mae, a man was called the "n" word. and they ruled against the plaintiff. but in ruling for fannie mae, kavanaugh went out of his way to write concurring opinion in which he basically said that being called the "n" word, and this is what he said, is insufficient to establish an actionable, hostile work environment, and i quote. >> wow. when was this -- when did this take place? >> this we're talking about a case in 2012. >> wow. >> 2013 is when it was decided. >> well, and herein likely lies a problem in which mcconnell says to the president kavanaugh has a long list of things the president could go through and find issue with, in that he has had so many decisions on the record, that a lot of democrats will be able to raise the red flag on him. like something that you just brought up. >> yes. >> all right, guys. very good discussion here. janai nelson and tom goldstein, thank you for joining me. >>> still ahead, everybody, phone buddies. the president set for a big summit with vladimir putin as. we learn about how often

that move forward. >> you answered my second question you think the congress inability to address fannie mae and freddie mack could impact the economy? >> it is important for the longer run that we get housing finance system off the federal government balance sheet carry forward some reform. it is important for the economy longer term. >> thank you, chairman powell. i have a couple other questions i would love to have you answer, but thank you very much. >> senator >> thank you chairman powell for joining us quick follow-up on the wage discussion i think most recent numbers were the month of june comparison to previous june, 2.7%, nominal growth and wage number obviously a positive number. we would all like to see a bigger real growth i think there's no question we would like to see that i would suggest there's something peculiar about the arithmetic of this sometimes and maybe you could briefly comment on this. if the economic growth, as our economic growth has coincided with a significant growth in entry level jobs and people coming into the work force at entry level wages, since those

congress's inability to address fannie mae has hurt our economy? chairman powell: it is important for the longer run that we get housing finance system off of the federal government's balance sheet and using market forces and something is already in place, carry forward some kind of reform. i think it is important for the economy, longer-term. >> thank you. i have some other questions for the record i would love to have your answer. >> senator junie. >> thank you. thank you, chairman powell. quick follow-up on the wage discussion. i think the most recent numbers we had where the month of june, the comparison to the previous june, 2.7% was nominal growth in the wage number. obviously, a positive number. i think we would all like to see a bigger real growth, no question. but i was a just that there is something peculiar about just the arithmetic of this sometimes. and maybe you could briefly comment on this. as oureconomic growth, economic growth has coincided with a syndicate growth in entry-level jobs and people coming into the workforce at entry l

with all of this move them boys to go green street fanny's leaving only. a co money since it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was showed. that it was love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that is sin anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. and how it. was like. the divide i will preface it keeps up amid reports the u.k.'s aami is set to fly in food and medicine in case of a no deal with the e.u. . a shocking postwar practice is exposed in canada where all summer to schools thousands of unmarried mothers to give up their babies we hear from one of the victims there was no conversation about with me about how i got pregnant all they cared about was the fact that i was. pregnant and that i had a baby that they could. take. in the u.s. confirms obvious drones have been operating in the shed for more than six months adding to t

in march it was announced that fannie mae and freddie mac with, fannie mae would need $4 billion from its line of credit if the treasury department. concerning his best to you and the fed given the size of the mortgage-backed securities that are on your books? >> the mortgage-backed securities are guaranteed by the federal government. there is no credit risk their. if it is a responsive, i think the housing finance system remains one of the unfinished pieces of the financial crisis and would be healthy for the economy and finance system to see that moved forward. >> you answered my second question. so you think that the congress inability to address fannie mae and freddie mac in the economy? >> i think it's important for the longer run that we get the housing finance system off the federal balance sheet and using market forces and some of the things that are already in place to carry forward the reform i think it is important for the economy in the long term. >> thinks mr. chairman. a quick follow-up on this discussion. the most recent numbers we have for in the month of june, compari

over all of this move from boise people going straight fanny's lead to. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was a said. that it was love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happening to. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. this is. a church secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the do graphic solution. what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous. highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that has not been as the i intend to include

mae and freddie. >> , why couldn't fha leverage fannie and freddie systems in this process?> what would be nice is instead of a lot of the money that's generated going back to the treasury, we would be able to use some of that money to do what needs to be done. >> that would be nice. thank you. the time has expired. >> we now recognize mr. heck. >> thank you. thank you very much for being here. i want to begin by commending for your consumption, the newly issued report of the new democrat coalition housing test forced entitled missing millions of homes but i know we've transcended this to your office and i hope you take the time to read over it. our conclusion is we are missing millions of homes and that conclusion was based on some part based on data we actually collected from hud. this has resulted, this is characterized as a shortfall in construction in both subsidized and market rate construction. do you agree? are we missing millions of homes in america? >> we have a severe shortage. >> so we also have the perspective that there is pressure on public housing authorities

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fanny during his trip to london and behind you his horse guards parade hashim say the emir has had hismeeting with theresa may the british prime minister and now moved on presumably heading towards the ministry of defense. indeed he's holding now meetings with the. with the british defense been a minister and senior military officers expecting him to arrive here at this particular which is the horse cause parade this is where the emir is going to present the colors of the squadron which is a unit of british and qatari pilots who are going to protect the skies above qatar in two thousand and twenty two when the gulf nation will host the football world cup and this looks very serious maurya however this is quite symbolic and quite important for the qatari government because it wants to send this message that what its neighbors insist on and taining the blockade qatar has been able to reach out and rally international support with key political and military heavyweights to be able to move forward for them this ceremony is about the u.k. with its military might and that is coming together

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people with debt here's the guy who also engineered all of that not tarp but he engineered all of the fannie mae and freddie mac. hamp and they're restructuring these loans that actually didn't end up helping any american mortgage holder who was underwater but it helped all the banks so here i mean under obama to put this in the context of when you started to so you're saying that during this obama period when he came into town and he threw the keys to the. to the washington elite to the washington consensus and this is what they have come up with on top of that we have another situation where apparently america's labor shortage is approaching epidemic proportions and it could be employers who end up paying so of course they're very concerned about this all these financial press is concerned that employers there's apparently an epidemic of a labor shortage so one thing most people learn in economics one hundred one is that usually if there's a shortage of say apples or milk you raise the price and what happens apple milk arrives in the market right wages are going up well right now there's a