this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government, and also the u. s. defaulting on its bond payments and its debts and servicing it's bombs. so this has implications not just for the us, but also for being a global economy, basically. and that could be a disaster for us as a ques, north career of threatening the international community after 5, a short range missiles into the sea of japan. shortly after that launch north korea's ambassador to the un and told the general assembly it had a right weapons and defend itself. british soldiers are on standby to help a few shortages. the crisis has been caused by lack of truck drivers and its being made worse by panic fired army tanker drivers may be deployed to deliver fuel if needed. several provinces in china is northeastern region are experiencing power costs because of coal shortages and tightening emission standards. they jane wants to come pollution and emissions of climate change gases. germany, sentilia, the social democrats obtain victory and sun

the government prince money and they give them the food stamp and then they go buy food here. the federal reserve bank prints the money they gave it to jim cook or the guys that google or the guys over at amazon, and they stick it in their pocket and go out by. yeah, but it's the exact same mechanism. it's a transfer payment yet. but it makes it into their pocket. and then from like i was just reading a statistic that the data on how much was actually stolen of all that p, p, p, and hands on employment benefits pack in the past year with up to 400 $1000000000.00. right. so that never made it to the alleged recipients. the same with the rent moratorium, which the supreme court stepped in last week and said, you have to end the moratorium. people have to pay their rent. well, there had been $47000000000.00 allocated by congress to pay that rents anyway for the past year and a half, only for $1000000000.00 of it made it. so where does all the, where it is all that. it's like in into a hurricane. you know, a lot of things get picked up and throwing around and, and you go missing.

the government prince money and they give them the food stamp and then they go buy food here. the federal reserve bank prints the money they gave it to tim kirk or the guys a google or the guys over at amazon, and they stick it in their pocket and go out by. yeah. but it's the exact same mechanism to transfer payment yet. but it makes it into their pocket, and then from like i was just reading a statistic that the data on how much was actually stolen of all that p p p and hand. so unemployment benefits pack in the past year was up to $400000000000.00. right, so that never made it to the allege recipients. the same with the rent moratorium, which the supreme court stepped in last week and said, you have to end the moratorium. people have to pay their rent. well, there had been $47000000000.00 allocated by congress to pay that rent anyway for the past year and a half, only for $1000000000.00 of it made it so where does all the, where does all that? it's like in into a hurricane, you know, a lot of things get picked up and throwing around and, and you go missing. right, well i re

this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government and also the u. s. defaulting on its bomb payments and its depth and servicing its bombs. so this has implications, not just for the us, but also for being a global economy, basically. and that could be a disaster in avenues. north korea has fired an identified projectile into the sea of japan. that came as a north korean ambassador to the un told the general assembly that nobody can deny the right to test weapons came so called in the us to give up what he called it half time policy torsion off my neck. if the us was to see the accordion was the most prolonged and long lasting war in board come to an end. and if it is really desirous of a piece of re consolation on the korean peninsula, they should take the 1st that it was a keeping up. it's a hostile policy against the p. p. p. by stopping permanently, the joint military exercises and the deployment of all kinds of those pro, teacher rappers which are leveled at a t p. okay. and onto the korean pen

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a fox business exclusive republican lawmakers blasting the biden administration over the giant food stamp expansion accusing the white house abusing its authority with a move that could cost taxpayers $20 billion more a year. we have the details. you don't want to miss them. all that and much more on "making money". lauren: nasdaq and s&p 500 are moving. on line pet food seller chew which sinking after missing on earnings, down 9%. trading has been light to kick off the new month of september, but make no mistake there is still money to be made. we bring cio spotlight asset group, chief market strategist for slate stone wealth, kenny polcari. i want to start with you. >> yes. lauren: in this environment where are you putting money to make bigger feigns, more returns? >> listen, tough think about where it is going to be, right where it is going to go. from my point of view i'm into financials, industrials, look at energy again, look at health care, consumer staples and health care have pricing power. industrials if we get the big infrastructure program, that i think it at some point we'll

they have no pay as the food stamps, the fee, d. c. federal agencies during pandemic. we're always doing things for function. essential services will continue. so that's will have a terrible impact on many, many, many people during an economic economic problems are under pam demick stuff. terrible . but then as if that wasn't bad enough, also in this bill is the, the request to raise what's called a debt ceilings of 917 and the u. s. as with a limits impose on how much depth the u. s. can accrue. in fact, the u. s. reached its current debt ceiling on july 31st and since august, the treasury has been usually what they call extraordinary measures to keep paying its bill. this is all about simply paying bills for what the government has already spent and already agreed to spend, spend for. so the treasury has been sort of, you know, things and creative accounting is, is well known for, i suppose, if they come to it, who can. so that you're taking money out of here, but somebody out here. so they have cash on hand to pay the bills that have been accrued by republican and d

this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government.

this isn't just about pairing federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government, and also the u. s. defaulting on its bond payments out of debt and servicing its bombs. so this has implications, not just for the us, but also for being a global economy basically. and that could be, it was after germany center left social democrats have came victory and sundays federal election. the parties leaders phases ready for coalition talks with the greens and free democratic party. north korea, as ambassador to the un has told the general assembly that nobody can denied the right to test weapons came songs, comments came just after the north side and identified projectile into the sea of japan. more demonstrations are expected in sudan as tension deep in between the military and civilian factions. of the transitional government. protesters want the administration dissolved, accusing the military of trying to seize power. the british military's on stand by to help ease fuel shortages. shortage of laurie drivers off to brakes, it has led to

i raise four grandchildren who have gotten on medicaid and on food stamps -- without medicaid, food stamps, or child support. you can do it if you want to, i never got no government handout. another thing is i have not taking the shot and i do not intend to. the main thing is that you have the microwave and the computer in the house, and you went to the moon, our elevator is so messed up so our body is not in tune to hear from the virus and nothing else. you can make it if you want to. i do not have a handout, i got a social security check. i was 50 years old when i had to take it. i turned down a government job, and i knew six days a week was too much and raising four grandchildren. i am happy with my life. my house back -- burns down last year but i am not back in it because i did not have enough insurance. you can make it. we need the government to stop handouts. if i can live off $1000 a month, everyone else can. host: let us go to vic from windemere, florida. good morning. caller: good morning. i think one of the biggest problems we have is the national debt, $28.5 trillion and it was

i raise four grandchildren who have gotten on medicaid and on food stamps -- without medicaid, food stamps, or child support. you can do it if you want to, i never got no government handout. another thing is i have not taking the shot and i do not intend to. the main thing is that you have the microwave and the computer in the house, and you went to the moon, our elevator is so messed up so our body is not in tune to hear from the virus and nothing else. you can make it if you want to. i do not have a handout, i got a social security check. i was 50 years old when i had to take it. i turned down a government job, and i knew six days a week was too much and raising four grandchildren. i am happy with my life. my house back -- burns down last year but i am not back in it because i did not have enough insurance. you can make it. we need the government to stop handouts. if i can live off $1000 a month, everyone else can. host: let us go to vic from windemere, florida. good morning. caller: good morning. i think one of the biggest problems we have is the national debt, $28.5 trillion and it was

for us to extend food stamps we did.that allowed us to consider the same requirement that would extend is to new class of people. and we did. the opportunity then to write the farmville is where you continue the authorization what you've already passed. and you see the authorizing committee throughout the corporation committees but the authorized agent committee is aware that as you open up this opportunity, more money will be required from the appropriations and they were right. an interesting, they become the same. and right now, trying to cut the snap from the poor people. same thing when i was there. we would give the poor folks too much they didn't say it that way but that's what they meant. but at the very same time, they were asking and all members of the committee, would we authorize a bite out and authorize a bite out from the pain of farmers. i wanted to make sure that the same time they were asking me to do what they wanted to cut other, $5 million. an average foodstamp person doesn't get more than 2000, if th

this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government, and also the u. s. defaulting on its bond payments, and its depth and servicing its bombs. so this has implications, not just for the us, but also for being a global economy, basically. and that could be a disaster. north korea's ambassador to the un has told the general assembly that nobody can deny the right to test weapons. kim songs, comments came just after the nor fired a short range missiles and received japan germany santa left social democrats, claimed victory and sunday federal election. the parties leda says he's ready for coalition talks with the greens and free democratic party. british soldiers on standby to help a few shortages. the crisis has been caused by lack of trucks drivers, and it's being made worse by panic. buying army tank drive is may be deployed to deliver fuel if needed. american singer r kelly has been found guilty of multiple sex trafficking and racketeering charges . after a 6 week trial in new york, 11 accuses testif

a lot of people simply work and have to get food stamps to subsidize their life.at really what we want to do that we pay such low wages? we have to be careful with that because small businesses can get saddled with the things that are unworkable for them and big is this is like it because it will push them out and create a noncompetitive environment. but we need people to receive a fair wage so they don't have to support -- depend on a government program for their sustenance. host: here's mary lou in maple shade, new jersey. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i want to bring up two issues. first issue is taxes. we all know that rich people do not become rich by being stupid. they know how to protect their money. case in point, joe biden himself who it's been reported does at least 500 thousand dollars in back taxes. yet he gets on tv and tells us to pay our fair share. mr. thornberry, can you expand on this idea that is being suggested that the irs hire more employees to audit the american people's bank account for an amount as low as $600. number two, th

we don't have someone writing all we have are the food stamps and stories. given bit mysterious cases, there's a lot of misconceptions floating around about the why can you might think of a big, tall, long man with horn on his helmet. and that's actually very far from the real picture. different liking. ah, because of course, the wagons were capable of violence as well, but the medieval ations were very violent times. so compared to other culture, they are very more violent than anyone else. both ways are usually about some big event, like a theme or holiday. maybe some landed toil battle, sort of like game phones without the killing in i know this particular night about the death, a young king and the politics surrounding his do not. but we are purely interested in the history and mythology of the waking age and having fun. we are not in any way nationalistic movement at all. but i've noticed that as soon as i talk about my interest in what you culture, people become worried that you are a racist or not see the net like you can just see some of the make the

he has increased the food stamp program by an amount not -- since 1962.ons off the hunger rolls. i mean you look at everything that this man has done in such a short period of time with the mess that he inherited. it's stunning to me and i speak as lifetime supporter of bernie sanders. so i'm not -- i didn't vote for him, joe biden, in the michigan primary. please understand, this is not coming from a joe biden sycophant. i am giving credit where credit is due. and we are opportunity to have him. and now, you know, when they say the honey moon's over, and they are -- look, yeah, i think the honey moon is still going on, frankly. and anybody, who you have ever been on a honey moon, they went to the grand canyon, they get to the grand canyon, it's closed. they go get something to eat, billy bob's burgers, they got food poisoning. someone a week later somebody asks how did the honey moon go? not so great. food poisoning, grand canyon was closed. yeah, but five years from now you are not going to remember your honey moon that way. you are bummed in moment. i

we have enhanced unemployment benefits and food stamp payouts and we have done rental forgiveness. supporting people to not go back to work which is not creating jobs so i think we are going to have several months left and if biden pays attention to this -- these policies never worked for job growth. gerry: president biden promised a peaceful withdrawal from afghanistan and promised the country would heal and come together and nothing is going right right now, is it? >> no and i think this very anemic recovery is not what truly expected and consumer confidence is down. it's hard. the psychology of the country is not great in that translates to the economy. gerry: miranda devine and sean duffy thank you for being with us. that's it for this week. i'll be back next week on "the wall street journal at large." thanks for joining me. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter bitcoin a bubble that's about to burst pipes will ask seau and later sara maleate joins the roundtable with our outlook for the top s

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this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire. 2 government and also the u. s. defaulting on its bomb payments and its depth and servicing its bombs. so this has implications not just for the us, but also for being a global economy, basically. and that could be a disaster. the u. s. has acute north korea of threatening the international community after 5, a short range missile into the sea of japan. surely off the launch north korea's ambassador to the un told the general assembly that it had the rights to his weapons and defend itself. rob mcbride has moved from sol the south korean and us intelligence officials are still analyzing data from the launch. but it happened early tuesday that happened from an inland location of the last time. north korea lord short range missiles from inland. it transpired that was nearly 2 weeks ago. it turned out that it was actually from a train, which is the 1st time they used such a launch technique. so clearly the north is still busy developing new types of missile techn

. >> reporter: the watersons had to rely on food stamps to get by during the last shutdown. t think what's the most secure job than with the federal government? >> reporter: democrats are planning to vote on a funding bill today. the last congressional stalemate lasted 35 days between 2018 and 2019. it was the longest shutdown in history. anne-marie? >> wow. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. >>> so top pentagon leaders will face a house committee today over the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. they testified for hours yesterday in front of the senate armed services committee, admitting the speed of the fall of kabul caught them offguard and contradicted president biden saying they told him to leave troops in the war-torn country. david martin has more. >> reporter: 5.5 hours of testimony before the senat armed services committee left no doubt top generals warned both presidents trump and biden against a withdrawal of american troops. general frank mckenzie is the overall commander for afghanistan. >> i recommended that we maintain 2,500 troops in afghanistan.

this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government, and also the u. s. defaulting on its bond payments, and its depth and servicing its bombs. so this has implications, not just for the us, but also for being a global economy, basically. and that could be a disaster. the u. k. environment minister secretary says instructors from the ministry of defense will be used to help clear a background of driving test for truckers. a shortage of laurie drive is after breakfast has led to days of long queues and petrol pumps. several provinces in china is northeastern region are experiencing power cost because of coal shortages and tightening emission standards. china is highly dependent on call for power, but paging aims, the cur, pollution and emissions of climate change in gases. north korea, as ambassador to the u. s. has told the general assembly that nobody can deny the right to test weapons came. songs commons came just after the north side and an identified projectile into the sea of japan. american sing

he calls food stamps. a giveaway.

we can't pay the aid to states for food stamps and for welfare and for all the other things that we just take for granted that show up either in our pockets or the state and local government's pockets routinely. that can be dramatic. you can expect the market, the stock market to just plummet. you can expect structured interest rates to soar. and very, very tense nation and increasingly tense public. >> okay. so looks like a lot of political posturing. what is going to happen in the next 72 hours? >> he said he put it up there. the republicans say we're not doing it. what he can do is separate the two. then to say extending the budget. and lift the debt ceiling. separate them. give the debt ceiling a loan to -- rather the budget extension a loan to the republicans. they'll go ahead and vote for. that as far as the other part, what schumer has to do if he can't get republican support of that sole effort, they'll have to do the reconciliation route. that is going to take time. you voenl three or four days. it takes more time than. that you no he what reconciliation, you go to the senate pa

he calls food stamps. a giveaway. at the same time he calls for eliminating the corporate tax in america. larry elder, thanks. climate change is a quote, unquote, myth. he thinks it's a crock newsome also slammed elder on the covid crisis with elder promising to eliminate vaccine mask and testing mandates. if elected. older who also has strong views on gun control rally his base of supporters in cass tape saying he wants to save small businesses devastated by the pandemic. >> this is not a republican takeover. this is a takeover from californians who are absolutely fed up. >> also stumping for votes this labor day california state assembly member kevin kiley who campaigned in beverly hills. he represents the sacramento suburbs in the state legislature. he was vaccinated against covid-19 but said if elected governor he would do away with newsom's mandate on vaccines and masks. he's in favor of a minimum wage but says it should not be as high as what democrats are pushing for. kylie also believes in climate change but s

the area of a big chunk of them are on fixed income or are on disability or on unemployment or on food stamps, and don't really have a huge budget for their groceries. there are a lot of other places to provide deals for people in the area. one of them, you know, is government based. another one is the church nearby, but the majority are, you need to prove your financial need. you need to somehow prove that you need the help when it comes to food, not bombs, will serve absolutely anyone you know, whether they're doing well or not. because it's about, you know, redirecting food ways. it's about, you know, these, any, any amount of food that we serve them is a meal that they are not paying a grocery store for. or, you know, consuming in feeding into the market and creating more ways in the community fridge that we come to after. we finish serving whenever we have leftovers. we. we just put all of our, all of our leftovers in this refrigerator. it's free food. anyone can come in to get anyone can come in for food and there's a pretty high turnover rate for this one. i check it every few days and

unfair treatment and actually 1st comment on that story in russia with our own editor in chief food stamp for several months before channels were banned, the german media had been publishing care stories about r t, german becoming so influential to significantly, according to their own calculations, wearing the 4th in terms of english one, but she in germany were bigger than well were bigger than germany own shines. like, don't you? well, no one expected that of course, but you also didn't expect that to happen so quickly. i mean that would have triggered so because ody and have so much success, they made us out to be a bogeyman, refused to give us a license to be forbade. banks for working with that, so none of the luxembourg, so we couldn't get a license there. and the one that didn't work deleted us from using the 3 tech model that was predictable because no normal person's belief that freedom of speech exists in this country. question is how we rush respond. we're looking forward to it was just foreign ministry spokeswoman money of the heart of also we didn't by saying that would just

know that more than $40000000.00 people tonight will not be able be able to eat without the snap food stamp program, which is of course paid for by taxes? well, i think there are some people who just don't care. they've been told for 40 years since ronald reagan ran for president. that, oh, the government is not the solution. the government is the problem. they see the pictures of the ronald reagan right around his ranch and it's fortunately oh, that's how merican should be no help from the government. not taking into account the fact that government provides all of the resources for the electricity and the water and everything else. you need and they just have this sort of, ideally vision in their mind that they're rich. people put their, that government is bad. everyone should just do their own thing by themselves. and yeah, that works great if you happen to be a billionaire, but that doesn't work for almost anyone else. this country was founded by a bunch of people coming from the united kingdom, creating things called commonwealths, the commonwealth of virginia, the commonwealth of mass

thanks for having us. clearly we don't impressed it's a bit of food stamps and we believe we are not the only one that they're not impressed the way it's been. it's been welcomed media shows that clearly this promotion of people who expressed an interest in football is extremely and clear. what does it mean that a person could be trusting football without ever attending a game or chasing a tv description? it was to be expected it's. it's relatively similar to the one we've seen with the european super league when you don't like the reality. you've produced a survey which shows your own version of events, and unfortunately, it's not the 1st time that the football system takes a decision based on the studies. and he's never leads to good decisions. and you mentioned there about painting it is. if this is the own version of event, so you're talking about how they interpreted the results. they chose not to focus on that. 45 percent. he want to remain every 4 years. instead they added up to 3 other percentages to make the 55 percent. he want a more frequent woke up, but you think that was