feeney: it is tough to call because the fed has multiple mandates.lation is chief among them, but also financial stability. if it is the case that the shutdown of these banks, crypto-oriented, long-duration asset-oriented his long contained, then we don't see much reason for them to change their strategy. on the other hand, they are seeing more data than we are. the ppi number came in with a decline this morning and that could give them reason to pause. obviously the market is giving that a slightly higher probability than doing event it 25 basis point increase. we think it is pretty hard to handicap from here. we would not be surprised to see the fed err on the side of caution and say, we will wait for more data to come in. it is pretty tough to call. what investors need to do is look past this and recognize that if they are in stocks, for the dividends, for the cash flow, to survive retirement or to live off of, this is no reason to change fundamentally how they are planning out the next few years of their investment life. haidi: talk to me about y

feeney in belfast? >> yeah, i mean, there's a lot of frustration.hen you think that brexit was voted upon seven years ago and since that time, we have had five british prime ministers in the european union has been negotiating with a british government at war with itself, you see the same conservative party in power all the time, but such is the factionalism within the party that when a new governor comes in, it is on most like a change of government. you have to remember the european union's 27 countries. sometimes they have to take regional governments into account. and every time an agreement was signed, they more or less stuck to an agreement and the british government imploded and found that it could not implement or stick with the agreement it had signed. boris johnson more or less disowned the agreement he made in 2019. i think from the european union's perspective, they are very much hoping that this is the beginning of the end because the relationship will still evolve. brexit has not even taken root just yet. this is more about laying down

senior fellow at the institute for government and works on policy and breaks it in belfast. spine feeney, a historian, author, and a columnist with the irish news and in dublin decor back on professor at the school of law in government at dublin. city university is also author of the book from partition to break it. the irish government and northern ireland are all welcome to all of my guests, mister fini. can i come to you 1st? it seems an intractable problem may well have been solved. it does make you wonder why they didn't think of this before. well, he didn't think of it before. the problem has been for the last 2 years, the british government under bars johnston and then for a short period live trust have been refusing to over it the protocol. and in fact, brought in legislation to try to remove the protocol, which would have put them in breach of international law. on the e, you had begun the infringement proceedings against the british government because of the attitude they've taken so that they the solution or, or what we believe is the solution was sitting there since about oct

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fazio and shirley feeney. whoa! garry marshall said. we've got this part on happy days. the show that we did was a double date with fonzie and richie. nice and tight to the hanky is that for showing off a blowing they were incredibly individually funny upstairs, gonna run down and call me a nasty name, got the idea to spin them off into their own series. can we talk? laverne and shirley? my jesus and my beatles was laverne and shirley. everyone identified with laverne and shirley because we were best friends and just the opening song, shamil maza incorporated. didn't love that we're going to do it. and someone take it and shirley is about to working class girls who struggle to make ends meet. working at a brewery going out at night. and, you know, really, so nice to see two women at the center of a sitcom laverne and shirley through the lens of the fifties were able to say a lot about what women were striving to accomplish. in the seventies, women were more apt to want to go out and work. and not get married right after high school well, have fun down and unemployment. c

futures went up, and dow and nasdaq went up as well joining me to talk about the markets is joann feeneying a little better i think you also think that the banking crisis has been resolved at least at this point >> well, good morning, becky not entirely resolved, but certainly moving in the right direction as far as investors understand it. that doesn't mean there aren't certain banks out there which still have some balance sheet problems and we'll be watching for that the numbers are encouraging. things are moving in the right direction, and we have pretty substantial underlying service inflation in particular. i think investors should not expect the fed to ease off its rate hikes any time soon at the same time, with inflation moving in the right direction and the fed committed to getting it under control, i think investors are looking beyond the next few meetings to the recognition that eventually rates will be cut, and that becomes a tail wind. it's one of the reasons why i think we've seen the tech stocks rally so much at the beginning of the year. >> let's talk about that the expect

, amilcar dotcom, jeremy feeney, discuss this.his fixed amount of . cars that this fixed amount of. cars that have got to be produced is workable. is it possible is it plausible and is it for british pubuc plausible and is it for british public affordable ? it's a no and public affordable? it's a no and a no. no and a no. it's a bit like, you know , five year plans like, you know, five year plans in the soviet union . it's a bit in the soviet union. it's a bit like that. they always have these plans. they never achieve them eventually. it's totally collapsed . jeremy can , i can i collapsed. jeremy can, i can i bnng collapsed. jeremy can, i can i bring you in here about about this because i mean, i always thought that it was the customers who decided which cars to buy. i didn't realise it was for the car manufacturer to tell people that a fifth of them have got to buy an electric car. so how how do how do car companies force people buy an electric car if they if they don't want to buy one to hit these targets? i just don't underst

testimony to lawmakers saying rates will likely remain higher for longer joining us now is joanne feeney. how would you like to be jay powell you want to get the yield curve up so you say stuff and the short-end goes up and it effects the opposite way because the landing, whether soft or hard, could be harder than you thought. everything is so count counter counterintuitive people at home are scratching their heads over what we talk about most days. >> joe, you are right. it is a very unusual situation we don't have recessions in history that match the pre-conditions this one has. that is why the fed is in such a suffici such a tough spot. i don't want to be jay powell. you have to look at high inflation now and rates moving higher and likely to stay higher for longer, plus the potential of recession, which means lower earnings growth. that makes investing challenging. we look at our clients and particularly the ones looking to be in retirement and need the cash flow. we have several higher income strategies that mix together fixed income and equities. equities can do a lot that bonds ca