fitz john porter set to work almost at once to a reversal of the verdict. and his chief counsel at the court martial, robert johnson, published a vigorous condemnation. the court martial proceedings raging a greater injustice was never done through the forms of a judicial proceeding than was done the sentence of the court martial in the case of that gallant officer and indeed the entire trial can only be read and was so read by emery upton in 1879 as a kind star chamber proceeding in which porter became the american version of admiral being poor on courage, laz otra, who might insufficient enthusiasm for emancipation wheeled into action only on two days notice by a general, namely john pope, whom few people, even among those who condemned porter, were unembarrassed enough praise or promote porter that may have been unimaginative in his decisions. but those decisions were neither decisive in the outcome of second bull run. that judgment belongs on popes and mcdowell's heads, nor treasonous to the union cause and his supposedly baleful influence on mcclellan

fitz, john, it didn't matter. you looked at the competition and say don't go on fox business but you always stuck by us and i do want to thank you and thank our head of our network lauren p etterson and the og's the originals who came when it wasn't easy guys thank you. that was you. >> and we have to thank you, liz. you know you were back down here on the floor when it all started , walking with your microphone into the ipo crowds. you put a big mark on this place here and you've clearly helped that network. >> absolutely. liz: really, this is my third child. okay? fox business is my baby, and it's really, it's really really amazing to have a day like this. gentlemen, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. liz: keith and john. always a pleasure. today's big bank results just a taste of what's to come. brace yourselves for goldman sachs and bank of america, keybanc a whole bunch of others. should you buy or sell ahead of next weeks numbers plus a big deal in the regional banking space. the federal reserve

i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted but troubled criminal psychologist fitz.a bafta three years running for this clever, hard drinking character. some questions are so obvious that nobody ever bothers to ask them. there were a few parallels with his own carefully guarded private life. this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole, you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation... robbie coltrane, fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it is what made him so compelling. the actor robbie coltrane who died today at the age of 72. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. we will all see showers of this weekend and get to see the sunshine at times as well. it has been a mild evening in southern england, in scotland it is —i at balmoral although tempered is will head up later in the night as a low pressure moves in. that low pressure gives a lot of showers to start the weekend and by sunday we are into something a bit drier but briefly. we are about these heavy downpours that co

i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted, but troubled criminal psychologist fitz.bvious that nobody ever bothers to ask them. there were a few parallels with his own carefully guarded private life. singing this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole, you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation... robbie coltrane — fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it's what made him so compelling. the actor robbie coltrane who has died at the age of 72. it's more than 50 years since the beatles called it a day, but they continue to fascinate millions around the world. that fact has not gone unnoticed by the surviving members of the fab four, who cater to their audience with some lucrative re—releases. # cos i'm the taxman... the latest is their 1966 album, revolver. ahead of it, they've unveiled a new video for their song, taxman. it was written by george harrison, who was unhappy with having to hand over more than 90% of his income to the british treasury. liz truss has sacked the chancellor, w

i had a wonderful time, fitz.r three times. some questions are so obvious that nobody ever bothers to ask them. there were more than a few echoes here of his own carefully guarded private life. this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole, you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation... there was a certain edge to robbie coltrane. fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it's what made him so compelling to watch. the actor robbie coltrane, who has died at the age of 72. you are watching bbc news. there is plenty more coming up shortly. you can get hold of me on twitter in the meantime. hello. most of the weekend showers comes odd saturday. by sunday, it's a different story. it's looking drier. we are in between weather systems by then. low pressure very much in patrol by then. bands of showers swinging around that. there is the gap we find ourselves in. this next system coming in towards the south and west later in the day. after a cold

i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted, but troubled criminal psychologist fitz.ers to ask them. there were a few parallels with his own carefully guarded private life. singing this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole, you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation... robbie coltrane — fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it's what made him so compelling. the actor robbie coltrane who has died at the age of 72. british scientists have unravelled the mystery surrounding one of nature's most incredible journeys. surrounding one of nature's most incrediblejourneys. every year mature eels you let —— leave european rivers to travel more than 5000 kilometres across the atlantic ocean in this large region of the north atlantic. they breed for a single time and they die. researchers found direct proof of the epic migration by fitting eels with satellite tanks. the study will help in conservation efforts to save the critically endangered species. there is much more on all those stories on

i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted but troubled criminal psychologist fitz. that nobody ever bothers to ask them. there were a few parallels with his own carefully guarded private life. this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole, you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation... robbie coltrane — fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it's what made him so compelling. the actor robbie coltrane who has died at the age of 72. four astronauts have returned to earth after spending six months on the international space station. the crew that included three americans and one italian splashdown off the coast of florida. travelled back to earth in a spacex capital. this was the fourth mission that the company, founded by elon musk has flown, to the international space station further matter. the beatles have released a new music video for an updated version of their classic hit taxman. # because i am the taxman... the video is the —— group's first single from the upcoming special release

i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted, but troubled criminal psychologist fitz.are so obvious that nobody ever bothers to ask them. there were a few parallels with his own carefully guarded private life. singing this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole, you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation... robbie coltrane — fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it's what made him so compelling. the actor robbie coltrane who has died at the age of 72. for astronauts to return to earth after spinning six months on international space station. the group included three americans and one italian who splashed down off the coast of florida. they travelled back to earth in a capsule. this was the fourth mission that the company felt about elon musk has floated international space station for nasa. british scientists have unravelled a mystery surrounding one of nature's most incredible journeys. every year, mature eels leave european rivers to travel more than 5,000 kilometres across the atlan

i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted, but troubled criminal psychologist fitz.hat nobody ever bothers to ask them. there were a few parallels with his own carefully guarded private life. singing this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole, you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation... robbie coltrane — fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it's what made him so compelling. the actor robbie coltrane who has died at the age of 72. four astronauts have returned to earth after spending six months on the international space station. the crew that included three americans and one italian splashed down off the coast of florida. they travelled back to earth in a spacex capsule. rugby league's world cup gets underway in newcastle later on saturday, with host nation england's men's side taking on samoa. the tournament was delayed for a year owing to the coronavirus pandemic and organisers hope the competition's global exposure could define the sport for years to come. for the first time,

i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted but troubled criminal psychologist fitz.s that nobody ever bothers to ask them. there were a few parallels of his own carefully guarded private life. this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole, you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation... robbie coltrane — fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it's what made him so compelling. the actor robbie coltrane who has died at the age of 72. before we go, a reminder of our top story. less tha n less than 2a hours after kwasi kwarteng existed that he was on hundred percent safe in his job, he has now gone, sacked by liz truss. all those developments here for you on bbc news. thanks for your company hello. most of the weekend's showers will come on saturday, there will be some heavy downpours around, a blustery day, too. by sunday, it's a different story — it's looking drier. we are in between weather systems by then. low pressure very much in control for saturdayjust to the north of scotland, bands

what says keith fitz-gerald?arget. $300 on the nose, dan, i love it , thanks for giving me company or vice versa, my friend. stuart: when is it going to happen, keith fitz-gerald? are we going to hit tesla by 300 by the year-end? >> you know, i think we're going to hit it into q 1 just a little bit beyond that. it's very tough right now given the fed's actions. it's a moving target right now but again, long term, i believe in both of those companies. i think those price targets are absolutely accurate and i'm playing that game. stuart: are you telling me to go out and buy apple and tesla now? >> depending on your circumstances, that's exactly what i'm doing, stuart, so if you got the time horizon in the capital to do it i would encourage you to think seriously about doing just that. stuart: should i sell some microsoft and switch it into apple or tesla? >> you know, for me, that's a no-way that i can't say on national television. that company has been beaten down and it's growing like crazy i wouldn't let that on

i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted but troubled criminal psychologist fitz. questions so obvious that nobody ever bothers to ask them. there were a few parallels with his own carefully guarded private life. singing this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole. you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation. robbie coltrane — fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it's what made him so compelling. robbie coltrane, whose death was announced on friday. an actor very prominent in this country and internationally. now time for a look at the weather with louise. hello, there. it is a saturday afternoon of sunny spells and scattered showers driven along quite quickly by some blustery south—west winds. most of the showers along southend west facing coasts, but some of them will start to filter inland. the best of any dry, brighter weather in sheltered eastern areas. the wind is a feature. 30 to 40 mph, perhaps even stronger. gail is a west facing coasts. top temperatures, 11 to 13 celsius

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joining me now is editor, dennis gartman and fitz-gerald group principal, keith fitz-gerald.nis, with the difference of opinions on this broader economy, bank of america's ceo brian moynihan said yesterday the current consumer environment is strong. jp morgan ceo jamie dimon dubbed down on his, quote, economic hurricane coming prediction last friday. we're looking ahead to the next federal reserve meeting kicking off november 1st and 2nd, the fed expected to raise rates by another 75 basis points. this morning we have the industrial production report out this morning. your expectationings for the macro story and where things are going. >> first of all, let's talk about the consumer. the consumer is doing quite well. i'm quite surprised. my daughter got married this week a end. we were in c charleston, south carolina. every restaurant and hotel was book. the consumer is joyous at the moment. the economic index went below zero last week. that usually means a recession is upon us. the conference board model for recession reached 100%. i think we've already had two consecutive qu

principal, keith fitz-gerald. keith, i want to get your reaction to tensioner we're seeing so far. we've been waiting to see how much inflation is cutting into profits. what do you say. >> i tell you what, this season is was i call the yeah, but season for earnings. everybody's got results. everybody's 2k got an outlook, n they go yeah, but. inflation hasn't bitten as hard because the ceos are ahead of the game unlike the politician whose are chasing it frankly. maria: general motors stock is up 5 and-a-half percent. you definitely see investors taking a breath in terms of maybe these numbers are not as bad as we expected for the third quarter so far, keith. >> i agree. that's exactly my take. i think the companies themselves, particularly key industries, are a lot stronger like coca-cola, pepsi for example, general motors, for example. everybody was expecting the worse which is a great conscontrarian signal if you're going to be carefully and selectively. maria: we've got economic data to deal with this week, key

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arkansas ♪ stu: keith fitz is with us. which big tech is best to buy right now? to the head of the class of the companies building our future. that's apple and microsoft bar none. stu: that's it, bar none? >> well, it's always a game of things and i'm going into the chip makers and crowd straiks and the cloud flair and they're at the head of the class and everything else follows them. stu: i'm looking at meta, $98 a share. does it go up or down from here? i think you say it goes down. down >> i think $50 a share before it's done. stu: we've got that on tape and probably rerun it many, many times in the future. >> i hope so because we were right off of 300. stu: that's true, you were right off of 300. how about big energy, that's done extremely well recently and you put money into it and you're going to buy some more? >> we did, stuart. we put some more and look at this, north carolina, china and russia fundamentally changed the global supply chain and this has a long way to run and people will latch on to the idea when they're literally freezing because there's n

keith fitz joining us this morning.estion, always the same: are you buying anything yet and if so, what? >> well, i tell you what, i've been tinkering the entire time particularly on big down days and don't like to chase the up stuff. this weekend looking at netflix, johnson & johnson and tesla. i want to short the former and increase the latter. stu: tesla is down 40% this year, roughly 40%. it seems -- isn't musk sort of distracted by all kinds of other stuff that's going on. >> i would respectfully push back on that . that's the narrative that wall street wants you to believe and i see a lot of steve jobs and elon musk and they're both changing the field and what they don't like is he plays by his own rules, stuart, and i'm not willing to get off a winning horse. stu: not willing to get off a winning horse. he has a lot more competition these days, doesn't he? >> well, he does, but that too is a point of contention because that's exactly why the company makes sense. they've doubled their job postings since june on th

you were talking with keith fitz meta might get to $50. to short meta at these levels. sub 100, that is price to earning ratio that is single digits. strip out what they're spending on metaverse and oculus, the prime business turns out a lot of cash flow. stuart: i never seen the collapse of such a huge company, stock price so rapidly. they lost 70% of the value. susan: when you're betting $60 billion on moon bet like meta and oculus in these higher rate environments that is dangerous. stuart: have we got a self-driving car in the news? susan: this is a interesting story. too simple is being accused of improper ties here, especially improper ties to a chinese firm. there is technology concerns that they are using other peoples patents. we're looking at too simple down 45%. i throw in the other electric car companies, down today, that prices are lower, with the 10-year yields going up 45% the. stuart: i think you're right. senator klobuchar critical of elon musk and his takeover of twitter. safe to say, ashley, she is not happy? reporter: s

keith fitz-gerald with us this morning.like to call capitulation selling? you know, the washout? seen any signs of that at all? >> funny you should ask, stuart , because that's where i've been spending most of my time lately is looking for those things. remember, august 19, 1979 business week ran the death of equities cover because the ravages of inflation? we're seeing the same thing in the media today. second, treasuries, week-on-week are down 34%, 25% for equities that's never happened in modern financial history. people are beginning to throw in the towel at any cost. that, to me, is almost always a contrarian bullish indicator so yeah, you bet i'm seeing it. stuart: i'm seeing something else or feeling something else. this bear market, it's getting kind of tired, isn't it? >> it is, and that's a good way to describe it. people don't compensate, they don't understand how these things work. you go to a store when you have a sale. you don't go to a store when they are having it 50% more pricing. you go for the bargains an

and they are going to fight two miles from the river crossing with confederate commanded by general fitz lee. the battle escalates and stuart isn't culpepper a bit by accident but he is there and he and some of his officers including a young 24-year-old artillary major named john pellom ride out to see what's going on at kelly's ford. the battle continues to evolve and the accounts can be a little confusing but i'm sorting through them and i have thin diagrams drawn on recent force trying to find out okay this person says this and this person says this and does anything overlap or are they completely conflicting accounts so it's a challenging battle to dig into. one of the things that happens though is the charge of the third virginian calvary regiment and i want to read a little bit from henry gilmore's reminiscence to set the scene at this fighting a kelly ford to gilmore writes the general orders to charge the woods directly in front. the poor fellows wending galloway but it was a fatal mistake and i thought so at the time for the stone fence extended to the road on the right the rive

futures suggest an upside move modest at -best this monday morning, when the market opens, and keith fitz-geraldion of the day. are we headed straight for a big time recession and is it the fed that's pushing us over the cliff >> oh, my goodness, stuart, i think we're already in it, and the fed has pushed hard. this is like a game of chicken only they they've held the steer ing wheel out the window so everybody else can see it, stuart. stuart: you didn't expect a pivot anytime soon, do you? >> that's the narrative driving rallies like this morning and what everybody is hoping they blink or pivot but the long answer is, no. i don't expect it. i think they are going to maintain course foolishly and really double foolishly for lack of better words. stuart: when we say recession here i'm talking something really serious. where you got maybe a 5% contraction of the economy. could it be that bad? >> you know, that's a tough one because the economy doesn't measure out the way it used to. most of the statistics we use to measure that reflect the manufacturing or production economy of 120 years ago so te

i had a wonderful time, fitz. the gifted but troubled criminal psychologist fitz.re are some questions so obvious that nobody ever bothers to ask them. there were a few parallels with his own carefully guarded private life. singing this is our only chance to go straight! the killer's not on the dole. you're not up and about at 7:30 if you're unemployed, right? i terminated my uninterrupted categorisation... robbie coltrane — fierce, clever, funny, vulnerable. it's what made him so compelling. a brilliant actor who will be sadly missed, i am sure. here's louise with a look at the weather. good morning. it is a rather mucky, misty kind of view. it is good morning. it is a rather mucky, misty kind of view.— misty kind of view. it is not very nice wherever _ misty kind of view. it is not very nice wherever you _ misty kind of view. it is not very nice wherever you are. - misty kind of view. it is not very nice wherever you are. in - misty kind of view. it is not very nice wherever you are. in fact, i misty kind of view. it is not very i nice wherever you are. in fact,

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