all the world's largest economies would ultimately tokenized fiat.enization is the -- it has no downsides at all compared to traditional digitized cash. what is the need for private stablecoins? it is simple. we need innovation. any time central government or any big government runs something it is unlikely innovations pace will keep up the pace the market wants to develop. that is why we need private stablecoins, so we can continue to develop new versions of them and continue to improve upon them. that is what is happening now. central governments are looking at what tether did and saying we should do the same. i think that is the right path. kriti: william quigley, cofounder of tether, thank you for your time. always too short of a conversation. we will have to have you back again. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. kriti: this is "bloomberg

it was a fiat six-cylinder very beautiful, where is this fiat western diplomats were very much advisedresentative of the great power was coming very close when fire was opened on the mission vehicle. having increased the speed, they tried to get away from the chase, with great difficulty they pulled out from under the shelling and arrived at the camp in the camp. does aziz need british subject jack philby, who offered khakimov to organize his meeting with ibn saud, really turned out to be an ally of the ruler of nejd and khakimov fulfilled his promise to continue negotiations together ? i wanted to make sure of the sincerity of the desire of the soviet diplomat to bow to the muslim saints, the next day the delegation set out on the road to guard the guests, they gave an armed answer, and the first lengthy conversations took place. as for karim khakimov and abduliaziz, it was important to understand what the plans of abdul aziz were. and what would happen to the hijaz beyond the soviet e-diplomats, and this seemed like skillful deeds in relation to our state. khakimov's predictions of a

and it was a very beautiful six-cylinder fiat, where western diplomats strongly advised this fiat, there was an intention to emphasize that representatives of the great power were coming. ibn saud's camp was very close when fire was opened on the diplomatic mission's car. increasing their speed, they tried to get away from the chase with great difficulty escaped from the shelling arrived in the camp in the camp of abdul aziz, the british citizen jack philby, who offered khakimov to organize his meeting with ibn saud, really turned out to be an ally of the ruler of nejd and he fulfilled his promise. ibn saud invited khakimov to continue negotiations in mecca. he wanted to make sure of the sincerity of the desire of the soviet diplomat to bow to muslim saints the next day, the delegation set out to guard the guests, they gave an armed response. and that's where the first lengthy conversations took place. karim khakimov with abduliasis, it was important to understand what are abduli's plans, aziz and what will happen to the hijaz? then he is, uh, the first soviet uh diplomat, but he passed

think about it, replacing fiat currency with decentralized revolution means loss of power and controlinen. we have lots of questions. ladies before we get to them, been rocky, a little bit rocky but it's a growth phase. i always have crypto guests on. are you happy right now where it is in its trajectory the way it has gone the journso far, natalie? >> absolutely. i'm impressed by bitcoin resilience. especially for people at the 60,000-dollar range, oh, it is too expensive. here is your opportunity to get in. when you zoom out bitcoin's performance speaks for itself. charles: when it goes down, you find out who hates it. all old school haters is dancing on the grave. they come back, wait until next time. >> diamond hands. charles: right, haley? >> definitely agree. it is a difficult as an attorney in this space. the more issues we see with crypto that gives regulators talking points but i think the way bitcoin price has held, especially compared to the dollar over the last year and the journey that bitcoin has taken over the last 10 years is impressive and exciting to watch. charles:

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they do not work and have never worked the expert warns fiat of maintaining the euro, as zagreb did earlier the economist advises the path to a way out of the crisis for developing countries in loans, the international monetary fund, the rest of the third developing countries are experiencing debt difficulties, and for the state a problem economy and things are even worse than those 60%. russia, meanwhile, is preparing its own reference grade of oil. writes bloomberg, with the help of it, the article says, moscow will be able to resist attempts. west hit on its income from the sale of energy resources. the building claims to have read the document, according to which the russian ministry of oil producers and the central bank plans to start trading oil on the national platform in october. while cutting income. neither the visions of an oil embargo, nor the voluntary refusals of foreign companies from purchases succeed in russia from exports and energy resources. but in europe at the end of the year threatens, a severe energy crisis warns the publication for savings, winter is coming and buye

then you can fiat in the your f. you can fee you in your bod dawn are not letting go. the job is to hold sal dad men's whip for 2200 that is how long e show is. this is a trigger for the fireworks. if she lets go the show stops ad shared with this is tragedy tonight. >> so you learn how to hold your thumb then hold your other hand over your thumb. so they are secured. so at 9:30! been you see the fireworks go off now you have people behind the show. also thank lisa and her thumb. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> all right. thumbs up. that show is set to at 9:30 fireworks are best viewed from e wharf area and other public ares include the pier 43 walk which d keep in mind before the show frm 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. then, after te show, uni will have three expres shuttles to the ferry building. then running and sunday schedule wex tra event trains after the fireworks and parking is free at australs today excess for northn jose, those are operate bid thea and extra event trains that opes the station today for rogers the a's came and the fireworks show afterwards now toll the qu

be so festive, everything is there, the girls are still in shock, the boys are in shock, well, by fiat purple fabric, there's a pink fabric, because unfortunately there's a lot of them. nothing there and there we leave it for about half an hour, let it all be painted and we move on to paying off the candles by work , that is, i have my own work that i do, and this is volunteering . well, i don't have the proper training there, i don't feel that i can be useful there, and that's why. well, we can be useful in this way. i've also been working with fossil candles since the end of the 15th year. and they hid from all over ukraine and even from frankfurt such a group of frankfurt abonz who collected humanitarian aid, helped buy us ambulances for ukraine there, including names, they also brought paraffin, a good candle and even jars and jars were even signed there ptn pnh there in general, all of these are our slogans because the local beekeeper and the beekeeper gave them to chistyi vosk, well, it seems to be a group of pilgrims on obolon, they just moved these candles . just a little, and

someone said in russian the car is driving and then i heard a shot and then i heard a guy say to the fiats leaving e they were completely sitting here, the mortar had already been placed, but the man, if you take it, and these were on the perimeter of the so-and-so on the turn, somewhere, er, man 20 20 was in the war armed with all kamazs, i can see everything and plus this jeep with this installation and a piece the car was burned here in nam license plates it was then possible to find out who it belonged to and which of the drivers was actually here in this car. they believe that mykhailo's remains were lying there from march 11 to the 30th . what do they cover the clothes well, so that the dust doesn't fall, that's why i was in two cities. well, we all went there, there were many people, we fell into a pit, taking the postures of the body . my little girl used to go all the way, dad, dad, and she came to us with pictures hanging she came to show you the tattoo

developing countries or on the verge of bankruptcy and people who are on the verge of starvation and for fiat014 with sea traffic that will start in the coming days we will open a new trachea with of the black sea to many countries of the world, an agreement was reached regarding all the processes of sending ships before their arrival at the port of destination. before this pre-election, the question to our first guest has already been laid . today, i will ask you the same question, why agree to promise to break your word right away, why place yourself in front of uh, already single partners for russia, why faster and faster to bring oneself under the definition of a terrorist state, well , this is russia's style, they simultaneously make allegedly contradictory moves and negotiate and at the same time intimidate, blackmail, provoke, here is a simple example , uh, parallel, let's say the whole last month, europe was uh, almost in a panic, waiting to see if russia would stop supplying gas although there are agreements, long-term agreements, there is more than one gas pipeline that should provi

this white fiat say reminder of a dark hour in the church. >> there were two shots fired at the pope, but got up again, he said. >> you can see the pope's security, trying to clear the crowd away. >> reporter: since 1981, popemobiles have been made bulletproof. this mercedes was retro fitted, and posh has increasingly given way to practicality. a ferrari was given to pope john paul ii in 2005, but it was auctioned and the money donated to charity. naturally, barbagallo noted, the use of a ferrari for a pope is not advisable. pope francis you see in a simple car, some of these are quite opulent. >> right. i think that says a lot about pope francis, he's taking it back to being pope of the people, instead of being gilded and protected and kind of risen above everybody else. >> reporter: so it turns out the question what does your car say about you is also one that is considered by popes. here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 s

we have talked a lot about fiat currencies, we have not talked about cryptocurrencies.itdog is a little bit lower, crypto names are moving lower. off 80% year to date. riot blockchain down 2%. that is all the crypto talk for today, i promise. tom: i know that you'll be doing that on thursday getting ready for tuesday. kelsey berro joins us now, fixed income portfolio manager at jp morgan. i believe it is price up, yield down. with inflation coming in, how will bonds react, where is the opportunity to go from nine percent to 7% inflation? kelsey: there has been incredible volatility in the inflation markets, bond markets recently. there has been a repricing of inflation, particularly when you look at the one-year inflation swaps. it has erased all of that inflation risk premium that cut baked into the market as a result of the invasion of ukraine, all of the upside inflation we've been talking for half a year. when we are trying to debate right now is, is this a true signal that inflation will disallow rate? or will the fed need to continue to press? the data they are lo

in addition to talking about converting their bitcoin to fiat currency.ng to be a story we are going to continue to talk about. let's talk about the macro story. let's check in on those yields. italian spreads are getting higher, up 16 basis points. check this out, though. german yields, u.s. treasury yields are lower on the day. that widening is getting consistent. last time i checked -- we will have to get a correction if i am wrong -- it was near 240 basis points. that is going to be significant in terms of whether or not the euro is investable. it's bring it back down to the stock story. tesla is a crucial outperformer. csx is another one. transportation is important right now. we are talking about logistics and supply chain issues. csx saying demand is strong, the problem is they are concerned about supply chain stories. the downside, united, once again. carnival issuing more stock. tom: kriti gupta, thank you very much for the record. that spread now, 233 on the nose . thank you very much. here is what we are watching for the next 24 hours. today, t

converting that stake in fiat run as i the asset sale should not be taken as a verdict on bitcoin.anaging director philippe houchois. philippe, i wonder if anything on the call was enough to make you feel like this is a bottom in play for tesla? it can have more upside move and path of least resistance can resume higher? >> absolutely. i think could go wrong in q2 we had the compression as expected shanghai was out of production for a good chunk of the quarter. then austin and berlin have ramp up costs effecting margins 400-point loss was expected. the good news was they told us they had about $1.1 million less of install capacity. that is $1.1 million in austin and berlin they produce 1,000 cars a week in berlin. this points to a ramp up of the production that should be probably faster than expecting and faster than most people in the market were expecting between now and year end >> philippe, what is the key to making sure that stock is going to the upside going forward? is it the chinese numbers of production and sales out there is it something with regard to inflation easing an

if you pull the idea that my marriage should be annoyed by government fiat, that would be a very low number indeed. but republican politicians on this issue and on a wild ride you have issues, are completely leaning with the most insane parts of the base. ten, 20% of the country with the most extreme views on the right. and that is why you get 157 republicans today voting no. it is sad. i think the democrats showed that this was one example of smart politics. meaning good and righteous policy. because it forced these guys to go on the record. a lot of them had gone on the way with holding these unpopular views in private and not being forced to have to vote for them. and so i thought it was a smart move today. and hopefully the chuck schumer takes it up in the senate. and i don't know there might not be ten republican votes. i know it would be gross for there to be 40 no votes, republican no votes. but to get to ten one be good and i think that would bring a lot of certainty to families like mine. >> okay, but could this not force republicans out of office? when you think about how p

supply chain issues, they are somewhat working around their bitcoin conversions and turning into that fiaty. really watch that relationship of that stock cryptocurrencies broadly. csx, that railroad coming in with strong earnings. have a lot to do with chemical move in. transportation is a key theme. united airlines, really taking it on the chin, down 9%. and of course a lot of that has to do with fly capacity getting caught. >> let's stay with the airline sector. airline executives took the opportunity to connect face-to-face earlier this week. one big focus, of course, supply chain constraints. >> we had the max grounding, then we had the pandemic. air traffic dropped 90%. but we also saw a huge drop in production. when the pandemic hit overall production rates went down. so we saw huge reduction in revenue, in cash flow. we had to lay off workers, so it was a challenging 2020 and 2021. >> we have a very large backlog and the priority is to serve existing clients. we will be taking orders as well as much as we can, getting things in order in the supply chain and being able to deliver. >>

know you don't want to ruffle any feathers, in your heart of heart this is threat, alternative to fiatnative to governments who fecklessly put themselves and their citizens into a future prosperity is almost unreachable. there are young countries, emerging countries can bypass all of the mistakes by adopting this. the powers that be understand the threat. do you think they're putting some speed bumps in the way? again i don't want to put you in a position where you are going to you know, could be reprisals. >> no. charles: do you feel the establishment still may be making this harder than it has to be? >> no, quite the opposite. if you want to specifically talk about the sec our specific issue which is an investor protection issue, that is one conversation. if you want to zoom out to talk about crypto more broadly i think the state in crypto in d.c. is at a place it has never been before the amount of engagement and attention, to engage on these issues is really important and we're seeing countries around the world to adopt crypto, crypto-focused legislation. they don't want to squande

it is weird to me because isn't it supposed to be an alternative to fiat currency like the dollar? understand it, we're witnessing a technological revolution not just a new technology. the difference tech revolutions come about every 50 years. there is evolution process that happens. it's a long process. stable coins backed by the u.s. dollars are a great middle step. it is part of the evolution. they work really good in smaller countries hit real hard by inflation and they need to get out of their local currencies but don't have easy access to dollars for different reasons. bitcoin is too volatile to use on short-term basis for food other essentials. the dollar stablecoins fill the void until bitcoin stops the volatility and inevitable gets less and less and able to use short term. charles: i have less than 30 seconds, give me the timeline when we get through all of this, when bitcoin can get back to live up to some of the earlier projections? >> well i think, 30 seconds, it his historically cheap. it is historically cheap. anything around 20 or less is historically cheap. how lon

>> i get a bit cautious of demanding presidents do extreme action with executive fiat without help from congress. you have to wonder what that will mean when the other party is in charge. i think that also biden politically is going to be hesitant to take some of these actions now because of domestic political concerns about high gas prices. is this really the time to be limiting oil and gas production? so i think that there might be a congressional action. this is -- climate action, this can happen through reconciliation. this is one issue where the filibuster doesn't matter. so they're waiting for the smoke signals from joe manchin's house vote. if he doesn't sign on to something, is there some of this agenda that you could get susan collins on board? she's not up for six years in maine and has been part of climate compromises in the past. you wish you wouldn't have to put your eggs in the susan collins basket, but given the problem here, if you want to have a long-term solution that can't be reversed by the next president, finding one republican to sign on for this would be nice. the

they're going to achieve derailing your treatment of individual success and prosperity outside of the fiat currency system. meanwhile, we've got a pretty good market. we're going to see if lauren simonetti can hold it together. she's in for liz claman. lauren: the pressure, the pressure! that was well said, by the way, the wild, wild west of crypto. hi, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti. it is a tug-of-war on wall street with. investors still struggling to figure out if a good jobs market makes for good stock investments. markets all over the place today after this morning's june jobs report did beat expectations, possibly cementing the views of a hawkish fed with more interest rate hikes ahead. the major averages are up nicely for the week, and right now, hey, they are higher too. you are looking at one-quarter of 1% gains across board for all three major averages. the american job picture still rosy despite soaring inflation that the fed insists remains priority number one for them. and that means they may keep the pedal to the metal with raising rates to cool prices. but with all these wo

i see it's not windy don, you're saying it's not we're not getting that smoke either from that fiat.other side of the sierra nevada. so even the central valley not really looking at it, which is good news for them. >> and yeah, we are looking at a relatively calm morning thus far. pretty gray start, though. we've even seen some drizzle across the east bay and out along the coastline. very humid. moisture. laden air does also mean that we didn't see temperatures falling that much overnight. so that's the warm, muggy feel that we have this morning. skies evidently very, very grey, as you can see here in radar all the way across the bay area. showers done up along the north coast. we saw light rainfall over the past couple of days for northern neighbors that's moved out now. and now we all just enjoy the last few days of this cool weather we've seen lately. another dose of fog will scoot on inland tonight. not altogether breezy for all of the bay area, but some parts of the north bay and through the carquinez out of the delta will be windy today. much like we did see yesterday. as for f

the search engines was that it indicated that the car had crossed the railway with steles, that the fiat right on the road and bury here and this was the starting point of the search and his comrades crossed the railroad. in this area there was the only forest bow, the one that fit the description in zapiskerovsky, from the same note it became known that a bridge of sleepers was made over the burial of the bodies, the railways already clearly knew. there was a very booth here after 100 m, misha katyurov's car, a geologist, got stuck in the moisture. at that time, he lives in sverdlovsk , helped alexander nikolaevich. in dominovich. in search of the terrain, i climbed a tree and from there i saw changes, either in color, or in the relief he localized a place where you can be in the bridge. after that, they more specifically began to look for spikes and found a bridge, having discovered at 19. in the fifty-eighth year the bridge and sleepers, and in the house immediately reported this row and in view of the fact that summer was already running out. and it was necessary to prepare for the m

and so, as the justice department needs to get its hands on that, fiat had just to build their own casesbecause they have to disclose a lot of that information to defendants by law. if it's not -- if it exists and the justice department knows it exists, they have to turn it over to defendants. so, there's practical and legal reasons to turn this over. look, i worked in this for a long time. these two branches of government have been fighting over evidence since 1789. nothing is new about this and it's going to keep happening. it's just -- this is just as american as apple pie. >> you know what's going to keep happening? this conversation. and ramesh, i'm going to start with you when we come back. everyone stick around. more and more former trump officials speaking to the january 6th committee and the justice department is heating up its own investigation. the questions is, are investigators getting more insight into the perhaps biggest fish of them all or what? i'm a performing artist. so a healthy diet is one of the most important things. i also feel the same way about my dog. we were f

smartly, finally, the school board decided we're fiat had going to put a time limit.me in and talk as long as they needed. at one point they were putting time limits -- and how many people could speak. they've changed that. >> how about this, shimon, how do they give 400 parents 77 minutes to talk. those numbers sound right to me. >> right. right. >> it's unbelievable. >> you know, having been here -- >> real quick, chief ramsey, sorry. >> yes, just very quickly, i mentioned arredondo, he's not the only one that ought to be held accountable. there were a lot of people that failed in this response, and there needs to be a thorough investigation. i don't think the department of public safety ought to do it. much of the misinformation came from that agency. it needs to be an independent investigation. >> and that's happening now, shimon, i think at some point. you're on the ground giving us all the information. thank you for being here and there. thank you to both. >>> now, i want you to try to imagine this. imagine trying to fill one of your prescriptions and getting de

like to see you wiggle, wiggle for sure ♪ ♪ it makes me wanna dribble, dribble you know riding in my fiatause >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. unbelievable off the rails. off the rails. that's all the time we have for "audience suggestion box." we're talking with maya rudolph after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: you had a dinner with vice president kamala harris >> i sure did. first of all, i just want to say, i didn't leak it. like, how does everybody know? >> jimmy: yeah you would never say it >> i don't want to be in trouble. like - >> jimmy: maya's not a rat >> i am not a rat. snitches get stiches >> jimmy: that's exactly right ♪ ♪ pound it, ♪ [scraping] ♪ and drag it all around ♪ ♪ who twist it, and turn it, ♪ ♪ you cannot tear it down ♪ ♪ crush it, and kick it, ♪ ♪ when you can never win ♪ ♪ well i know you can't lick it ♪ [splashing] ♪ i make you give in ♪ ♪ [shattering] ♪ ♪ cause every minute of every hour you'll be shaken ♪ [explosion] ♪ by the strength and mighty power of my love ♪ ♪ by the strength and mighty power of my love ♪ don't worry 'bout it,

they're going to achieve derailing your treatment of individual success and prosperity outside of the fiatot a pretty good market. we're going to see if lauren simonetti can hold it together. she's in for liz claman. lauren: the pressure, the pressure! that was well said, by the way, the wild, wild west of crypto. hi, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti. it is a tug-of-war on wall street with. investors still struggling to figure out if a good jobs market makes for good stock investments. markets all over the place today after this morning's june jobs report did beat expectations, possibly cementing the views of a hawkish fed with more interest rate hikes ahead. the major averages are up nicely for the week, and right now, hey, they are higher too. you are looking at one-quarter of 1% gains across board for all

like to see you wiggle wiggl for sure ♪ ♪ it makes me want to dribble dribbl you know riding in my fiate i six feet two in a compac no slack ♪ [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: vecna. come on. vecna's on tiktok. yeah and finally, this is pretty cool "empire" magazine just released the first look at kate winslet in "avatar: the way of water." first look exclusive here she is. yeah this is the first time kate's had a blue co-star since leonardo dicaprio at the end of "titanic." [ laughter and applause we have a great show, everyone she won an oscar for her role in "west side story. now she stars in the new season of "westworld. ariana debose is here tonight. [ cheers and applause crushed it at the tonys, too she's great. plus he's one of the best magicians around we love him. dan white is here with some magic. [ cheers and applause and boy, oh boy, do we have a guest announcer tonight. you know her she's an all star from "the real housewives of new york city. give it up for dorinda medley right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause you made it. oh, i'm so happy you're here let's go let's go wr

it was a fiat six-cylinder.intention to emphasize that a representative of a great power was coming. ibn camp the saudis were very close when fire was opened on the car of the diplomatic mission, increasing their speed, they tried to get away from the chase. with great difficulty , they pulled out from under the shelling and arrived at the camp in the camp of abdul aziz, the british citizen jack philby, who offered khakimov to organize his meeting with the names of saudi, really turned out to be an ally of the ruler of najd and ibn fulfilled his promise. saud invited khakimov to continue negotiations in mecca. he wanted to make sure the sincerity of the soviet diplomat's desire to bow to muslim saints, the next on the day the delegation set out to guard the guests, they gave an armed response. and that's where the first lengthy conversations took place. karima khakimov with abduliaziz it was important to understand what are the plans of abduli, aziz and what will happen to the hijaz . and it seemed. eh, so such

to do this, we will provoke a capital flight from fiat speculative currencies to gold.cial systems. yeah, they wo n't collapse on their own, you need an actively conscious impact. we need to catalyze this process, in short, i need to not just understand, that is, i really need to tell myself directly in a creative sense that hang the west, uh, the whole west is at war with us, which means we must enter, and not fight back if we they kill, yes, absolutely not, and we say we ourselves will not establish the aggressor as boldly. there can be no illusions here, if you are attacked, start defending yourself, if you want, if they want to kill you, do you have a road to the grave or do you? you have a road from answering 8.5 years. we portrayed something incomprehensibly, well, simply, if not, someone does not remember the speech about the bombing of yugoslavia and the seventy-eight-day bombing of belgrade in the center of a completely peaceful city in europe , followed by, so to speak, the arrest, imprisonment and death of the melody and so on. yes, i remind you that we have

the marquee delay fiat and general pulaski. and recognition of their service, both were posthumously made honorary citizens of the united states. the more recent example is u.s. marine sergeant, rafael paroled, who was born in mexico and enlisted the day he received his green card. in 2004, sergeant poet it was severely wounded during the second battle of fallujah. in his last moments he used his body to shield his fellow marine from a grenade blast, saving their lives. he obtained his citizenship during his military service and was posthumously awarded the navy cross. in 1862, recognizing the important role immigrants played in our military, congress passed a law expediting that pass a pathway to citizenship for those who serve in the armed forces. quick access to citizenship is good for our service members and for the military branches in which they serve. as with other aspects of the legal immigration system, the trump administration imposed barriers when it comes to naturalization for non citizen -- service members. fortuna

government through executive fiat and careen back and forth between wildly different approaches becauseesidents and it's unhealthy for our republic. griff: and it sounds like an executive overreach if republicans win the house back in the midterms. do you think that something should be done about that? >> i have a bill with senator mike lee to claw back some of the emergency powers that we surrendered over the last three decades. we need to have the same project across the board when it comes to war powers and areas where congress has surrendered its primacy under the constitution and passes bill nothing more than a fill in the blank for the executive branch. that's unhealthy. i hope when we take the house we'llen committed to the revitalization project and come 2025 we'll have a president that's more respectful of the constitution and willing to give back the dominant branch. griff: we will see see. congressman mike gallagher. thank you for taking the time. jacqui: thank you. jacqui: criticism of new york's no bail law, the attacker who went after candidates lee zeldin. that story is n

you know, normally if there was not a fiat monetary system or you as an individual, you ask how muchw we think we have spending on defense, spending on rebuilding the ukraine, spending on this program, spending on that program. there's not a limitation. these things are connected. so, yes, leadership and the efficiencies matter in terms of the economy, and they matter in terms of lifestyle because we have these internal conflicts and external conflicts in which there's worries about self-sufficiency in case of a war. in orders, we think about trade. all of those enter into the picture. so you have a dynamic that is very similar really to the 1930s dynamic or even -- neil: well, the 1930s dynamic, a lot of people are saying now we have to to get ready for china. you think cooler heads and hope, you talk about cooler heads possibly prevailing. you talk about the taiwan issue, and you say that taiwan is a one of a kind interest that china could would fight for because of its belief that there is but one china, and taiwan is part of china. it's doubtful, you say, that the u.s. would cons

to do this, we will provoke a capital flight from fiat speculative currencies to gold.. we need to catalyze this process, in short, we need not just, that is, we need to actually tell everyone in a directly non-pacifying sense, so that the whole of this west, and the whole west themselves, are at war with us. you know, we should drive, not hit. if we are being killed, yes, absolutely not. and we say we ourselves will not establish the aggressor as boldly. there can be no illusions here, if you are attacked and start to defend yourself, if you want, if they want to kill you, you have a road to the grave or you have a road from answering for 8.5 years. we it was not clear what was portrayed, well, simply, if not, someone does not remember the speech about the bombing of yugoslavia, and the bombing of belgrade in the center of a completely peaceful city in the center of europe for seventy-eight days followed, so to speak, the arrest, imprisonment and death of the melody and so on. yes, i remind you that we have not fought this war so far, despite a special military operati

this is a shot across bowel about government overreach by fiat, whether it's bower contract or commandert to get your reaction congressman to this, biden flip-flopping again. he now says he will back ending the filibuster in order to legalize abortion. listen to this. >> we have to codify roe v. wade and the law and the way to do that is to make sure that congress votes to do that and if the filibuster gets in the way except the requiring of filibuster for this action to deal with this supreme court decision. dagen: biden already having trouble from some members of his own party. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema strong on their defense of keeping filibuster in place, period. congressman. >> well, i think the filibuster is very important because if we look constitutionally, the role of the senate and i serve in the house is constitutionally different. remember, the united states senators originally were not popularly elected. they came from the state legislature. so the house has always been popularly elected. we amended our constitution, i respect that. so now our senators and house member

susan: former fiat chrysler rebrand. i hear that a lot from you.ing and ford this morning said sales went up by one. 8% % in the springtime and that is thanks to a surge in june up 30% and you heard that from tesla with record june production level and gm reaffirmed guidance. stuart: they are all selling off. susan: so that -- stuart: crypto coin base. susan: outperformance in a down market. i was surprised when i saw coin base getting upgraded and upgrade by cybersecurity to hold of $50 in this crypto collapse and more companies going under halting withdrawals. a crypto exchange in india called volt is got after they halted withdrawal so clients get access to their cash. a large crypto exchange, friday halted clients from being able to access their money and like celsius and others it continues and at the end of the day it depends whose cash job and those that do have the cash like ftx, and worth $400 million -- stuart: interesting story. vice president kamala harris will head to chicago today after a weekend of deadly violence in that city, 62 pe

. >> well, you know, dagen, odds say it's not so much an a inflation hedge, more a hedge against fiate a finite amount created where money printing can just kind of continue for forever and so that thesis remains very much intact but the price is down dramatically. but it seems to me that in this quote, unquote, crypto winter, the adoption of bitcoin for practical use i'm not sure if it's slowed or if we're just reading about it less and maybe, john, you can talk about that. go ahead. >> thank you, mike. the a adoption is actually increased. back to the first point, dagen's point, bitcoin was thought of as an inflation hedge and you know that for the long-term. in the last couple years, the reality is a lot of overlap, traditional finance people got into bitcoin and bitcoin suddenly has the same issues if you have margin calls in traditional stocks you have to sell what you have. it's become more correlated. utility is happening with cryptocurrencies. my calls, as an operator, have only increased for financial services and enterprises to figure out how to use block chain and crypto to

the company converted 75% of the bitcoin into fiat currency it purchased $1.5 billion of bitcoin in early 2021. it closed last year with $2 billion in bitcoin on the books. on the call, musk explained for the liquidation. >> we are open to increasing coin holdings in the future. this should not be taken as some verdict on bitcoin it is just that we were concerned about over liquidity with the lockdowns in china. we have not sold any of our dogecoin >> musk talked about inflation >> inflation will decline toward the end of the year. we are seeing prices of commodities trending lower take it with a grain of salt early prognostication is fraught with error >> tesla shares are up 2%. $763 i don't understand this and you look at free cash flow for the company last quarter take bitcoin out and negative free cash flow company they are burning cash. >> which is why they liquidated the bitcoin. >> i don't know the right valuation. >> put it in the 600s. they had boosted profits at one point last year by selling 10% of bitcoin when it was higher. this is about $1 billion that bolstered the results

everyone will run from the so-called fiat currencies from dollars from the euro, first of all, the goldzed. sorry they will not be up to us. yeah, i understood a golden explosion more effective than a thermonuclear one, but that is, well, this is such a financial economic method, for example, yes, but you can remember the interests of freedom-loving people. in scotland, ireland especially how elections were conducted. there was born a referendum in scotland, when some of our unfortunate tourists inadvertently voted without meaning to. in general, catalonia kosyakantsev, bretons. there is a lot to relocate. it might have been interesting. i'm here about the gold about the referendum. it's all, for sure, too, tools. no. here in in this sense, what's interesting that's about hawks, uh, doves, and that's what kirby says, we will continue and continue many people think and say and write about what is really, here we say that autumn they have, there everything will become. it’s bad that, in fact, this lend-lease flywheel and the flywheel for the supply of real and global weapons. it hasn't ev

this executive order is also ruled by executive fiat and my amendment rightfully defunds it. the executived orer is also a great example of disinformation. you know the biden administration tried to create the disinformation governance board and it didn't do so well. so now we have it in an executive order. disinformation. so let me be very clear. miscarriage management and the treatment of ectopic pregnancies are not abortions. the biden administration's executive order simply creates fear and confusion by spreading this misinformation. finally, nothing in the constitution grants the federal government the authority to expand access to abortion. this is a states rights issue and must be resolved at the state level. so i urge all my colleagues to support this amendment to defund this biden executive order promoting abortion and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman from connecticut. ms. delauro: i reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from texas. ms. granger: i yield to the gentleman from virginia, mr. good, for two minutes. the chair: the gentleman

well at least least reputation worked for salary one dollar you italians fiat subsidizes and now stoodalion for the war for military operations in ukraine like the communists did when they were communists? here kadyrov organized the score, four battalions organized a certain point, and three battalions and one regiment, one regiment, something else. others are organizing. and here, uh, glorious comrades communists. no, maybe he should think, maybe you should help you have no one else to scold, except for the communists, i say, if you want to be true communists, do it, but we don’t want we have in the name of the communist i am anyone that ’s for sure. ah, i want to say a few words about what happened to compare the meeting in teran and the meeting in jeddah. and the difference between the two meetings determined this. muhammad sallah, what did the americans say the americans demand? so that one hundred percent fulfill their requirements 100%. to what they consider necessary, everyone else did 100% and what happened? russia and iran have many common interests from turkey many disagreeme

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