thank you so much director forbes. it really is a honor to be here with all these great leaders to recognize the work that has gone on over the last 5 years to deliver this very important plan for the future of the san francisco waterfront. as director forbes mentioned, i am a former port commissioner for san francisco and we would regularly push back against the authority of the state lands commission, so it is somewhat ironic that i head that body today, but what it is, it is the jurisdictional authority for the land about 850 miles of california coast that is held in the public trust of all the people of this state of california. and we know that our coast line from the very top of our state to the bottom is fou extremely vulnerable to the rising pacific ocean that is brought on by a warming climate. the fact that san francisco is so far ahead of the game in creating this plan is really lotable for everyone involved and i also want to recognize the presence of you commander because it was essential the army corp be

however , forbes notes, it is possible that this decision was not made by tarnavskyi.he other day, volodymyr zelenskyy changed the commander-in-chief of the army, and it is possible, forbes writes, that by promoting syrskyi, zelenskyi signaled his intention to fight for avdiivka. i noted that no official announcements were made about the transfer of the third assault unit to the avdiyiv direction, neither in the brigade itself, nor in... the unit was formed by veterans of azov on february 24, 22 and is known, in particular, for its counterattacking battles for bahmud. forbes says that if this is true and the third assault. indeed in avdiivka, then counterattacks should soon be expected there as well. but what is the situation in the avdiiv region over the past day, we asked the spokesperson of this region, dmytro lykhovy, before the broadcast. as for the area of ​​the city of avdiivka itself, as of this morning, the defense forces of the tavria direction repelled 22 russian assaults in the areas of avdiivka itself and seven more attacks in the districts. some and nevel

a forbes reporter wrote to a colleague now allen says it's worth $200 million. in 2014 weisselberg sent forbes sales records for a luxury apartment building near trump's and then applied a square feet rate calculation to demonstrate the value of trump's apartment, which he said was 30,000 square feet. in 2015 donald trump toured three forbes journalists around his penthouse with allen weisselberg at his side. during that tour donald trump again claimed the apartment was 30,000 square feet. now, after forbes ran that story proving that allen weisselberg did, in fact, focus on donald trump's apartment a lot allen weisselberg abruptly stopped testifying to the new york attorney general. now, again, we do not know for certain this is the alleged lie weisselberg is in negotiations to plead guilty to perjury for, but, man, it certainly seems likely. "the new york times" gives us one clue as to what is behind these plea negotiations. "the times" reports the thing that sets these negotiations in motion were renewed threats that manhattan d.a. alvin bragg might file new

the forbes reporters kept those. they knew none of this was -- and after allen weisselberg testified in the trial, forbes announced a review of all the emails and notes, some of which the attorney generals office does not possess, it shows that mr. weisselberg absolutely thought about donald trump's apartment and played a key role in trying to convince forbes reporters over the course of several years, but it was worth more than it really was. in 2012, weisselberg asked why the magazine had a large private estates for other billionaires, and not trump. weisselberg said that trump should be including the penthouse. he says it's worth more than 88 million. next year, 2013, weisselberg kept pushing. the forbes reporter wrote to a colleague now allen says it is worth 200 million. allen. in 2014, weisselberg sent sales records for a luxury apartment building near trump, and then applied 80 per square rate calculation to demonstrate the value of trump's apartment which he said was 30, 000 square feet. in 2015, donald trump

, those figures that are walking around in the publication of forbes at the expense of the fact thathere are 500 tanks, 600 combat vehicles and 40 thousand combat personnel, it has been a long time in kupyan region that such... forces are standing, this is not the situation of yesterday, the fact that they want to capture kupensk, everyone understands this, why, because it is kupyansky station, it is a logistics hub, it is exactly the railway and railway junction that they need for logistics , well , geographically, in order to capture the territory of luhansk region in... composition, and we for some reason for two years, we did not notice that there was a constant war there, and only when forbes printed an article about it, we now started talking about it, you know, this is another trick of the russians, because they have no victories on the battlefield, they constantly they are storming tabaivka, there is exactly such a harsh assault on the village. since there are no victories, they just constantly launch some kind of informational, informational and psychological attacks for ukr

marty makary and forbes media chair steve forbes and a washington post reporting ice is considering a "mass relief of illegal immigrants into the u.s. in order to close a budget gap". tonight the fourth installment of evening edit's misleading america series. this time dr. fauci on the hot seat. we've got more details on the covid flip-flop as his memoir may be coming out and biden 2024 campaign scrambling and voters saying wake up, dc. we cannot afford interest rates that are high. suddenly high inflation and high housing costs anymore. plus, the washington times charlie hurt is here and robert hur in talks to testify in early march about robert hur's biden classified doc's report citing details about the president's cognitive decline. the president misleads again. he ripped the special counsel for "daring to bring up his late son beau". but it was the president himself that brought that up. all this next on "the evening edit". only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. our financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longer retireme

well, that's it sometimes ukraine strengthens avdiivka - writes forbes. according to the publication , ukraine probably sent one of its best teams to try. to save avdiivka, it is about the third assault brigade. the brigade itself did not comment on this, ukrainian forces decided to stay and fight for avdiivka, taking a huge risk, according to the forbes publication. the publication reminds that volodymyr zelensky removed his popular general valery zaluzhny and replaced him with the less popular oleksandr syrskyi. zaluzhnyi - writes forbes, advocated for a mobile phone defense, but syrsky is willing to suffer heavy losses in stubborn and static battles, he writes. publication, perhaps by promoting styrskyi to the position, zelenskyi signaled his intention to fight for avdiivka, the publication says. well , serhii tsehotskyi, an officer of the 59th separate motorized infantry brigade named after yakov handziuk, is joining our broadcast. i am glad to welcome you. good evening. congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. you traditionally tell what t

well, forbes writes that russia is capable of producing several dozen planes a year.s means that moscow is losing its battle aviation 20 times faster than it is able to renew it. well , ihor romanenko, retired lieutenant general, deputy chief of the general staff, 2006-10, joins our broadcast. good evening. good evening to you too. so, let's start with the statements. the armed forces said that in 10 days they shot down 10 russian military planes, among them su-34, 35, and a50, and forbes writes that ukraine uses anti-aircraft missiles to shoot them down, and because of this, they may run out. first, does it sound plausible to you, and what the zsu was able to shoot down 10 days, 10 planes, and the fact that ukraine can use air defense systems for this and so actively that the missiles may soon run out. well, what is not confirmed, the fact that 10 were shot down is this kind of, if provocative question, i believe in the data provided by the general staff, in this case it is so accurate and the air force command shot down 10 planes, one helicopter is very important, t

joining me to talk more about that forbes media chairman steve forbes and former council of economicdvisor kevin hassett. great to see you both, thank you for being here. maria: your reaction to the job number, this was a lot stronger than anybody thought. >> i think you have to take it with the proverbial grain of salt and if you hold assault mind one you have seasonal adjustments, huge in january because you have all of these people coming off holiday jobs and you have the household survey, the household survey surveys houses rather than businesses, they show no job increase, year-over-year january to january, 80000 jobs average a month, only 1 million last year end then they have the adp report for january, what did that find only 107,000 of the private sector jobs way below expectations. i take those numbers i don't take them seriously. maria: how comes the jobs numbers are so different in the payroll versus household reports. >> household reports they've sent surveys to people and those go to businesses. usually over time they average out there on the same track same with adp nu

chairman gallagher has raised concerns about forbes partnership with the firm catl. wonder if you have concerns about that and what congress can do? >> it's a funny, it's cattle and the first time i heard that, a long time ago they said what do you think about the cattle deal? i was really confused. so, but here is the -- all of you know this, but the chinese dominate in almost every segment of the ev supply chain, okay? from, you know, the anods and cathodes in the batteries in the cars and everything else, all that being said, i think the world sees, you know, ev as as being the future and i think even my colleagues on the other side know that, you know, electric vehicles are going to be very, very important for the american economy pan so how do we make sure that we bring that supply chain to the u.s. because i am concerned that we're going to end up being in a situation where they have coercion, they have the power of coercion over the certain components. the anods, or cathodes, lithium, manganese or cobalt that we might need for these ev's. so we've got to figur

to get on the forbes 400 lists. so you are front on the front of all of those allegations of that that he made about what he really they had. >> all right. glad that both of you with me. so harry here he is admitting that he doesn't have what he says yet. >> yeah. he's in he's in some real trouble now, what the appeals court did today was to say, look, you're appealing the case. you'll get one day to have your day in court on the appeal. but in the meantime, you're going to have to comply with parts of the job judgment. and one of the parts of the judge said he was going to have to comply with the payment of the $454 million just standard in the case like this, right. that you would have to do that. absolutely. you can either pay it or you can get a bond and, there are some issues with getting a bond, but you have to essentially put something up. you can't just say to the court, trust me hey, i'll be good for this money that's just not how it works for him or for anyone. >> right. so he's being treated just like eve

forbes calls don’t worry, because the ukrainian armed forces still have 30 american vehicles left inallegedly heard nothing about the loss of their tank. this is the first time that footage of burning equipment has been seen. the us department of defense refused to confirm or deny the report that an american abrams tank was destroyed in the conflict zone in ukraine. we are redirecting you to ukraine to talk about this in particular and about their operation in general,” the pentagon spokesman said. sending abrams to ukraine, the coordinator for strategic communications at the us national security council, kirby called the tank is invincible. this, as the president said, is the most combat-ready and powerful tank in the world. it is necessary to undergo special training. in addition, there are complex maintenance requirements, a whole supply system, it uses a gas turbine engine, essentially a jet engine with 1500 horsepower. abrams are in service with nine armies, the usa, australia, poland, taiwan, morocco and the middle east. a baptism of fire, the vehicles served in the gulf war, t

forbes media ceo steve forbes with market strategist lou beenese. let's talk about the markets, thousand 400 points. the inflation numbers have investors scared about not so many rate cuts if any at all. >> reporter: last year investors were adamant we would see cuts in june or july, we will watch inflation and this is the fear that keeps the fed up at night, inflation is stickier than expected and reaccelerate which is a nightmare scenario that could return to the late 1970s where it looks under control and then take off. that is what they are trying to avoid and have to readjust to the reality. there is no cut in march. david: i can remember the late 1970s. we can tell you about it. what worries not investors so much but the average joe is inflation numbers because listed among the data on inflation numbers was the average hourly earnings are now down 2. one% from where they were in january 2021. the average american is getting hit hardest by this high inflation number. >> january jobs report, people working less than before, that's a dangerous on

we have sandra smith, co-host of "america reports," steve forbes, forbes media chairman and editor-in-chiefauthor of inflation, what it is, why it is bad and how to fix it. kids welcome to you. >> i came for the show. that was therapeutic. larry: you were the one that sent me "the times" story this morning. maybe i should read "the times" more often, maybe not. the reality it annoyed me. they didn't put any numbers in. if trauma had such -- his inflation rate 1.6% for the whole four year period. here is biden in-flation, you can't go to wendy's or mcdonald's the price of hamburger jacked up. i don't know why the reporter didn't put any numbers in. >> i hope you're not hungry noon to 2:00. you might want to change your lunch hour to 2:00. i think that is fascinating story though. "new york post" put it on their cover today. larry: the wendy's, the wendy's story. >> that is interesting. that is businesses having to deal with incredibly uncertain environment. what's the worst thing for business? uncertainty, right? this is what we're living under under this administration. larry, you're the on

let's welcome "forbes" media chair, steve forbes.s good to have you on, steve. >> good to be here. elizabeth: so what do you make of this story, this breaking news? california state lawmakers now want to investigate california governor gavin newsom. he reportedly gave a break, an exemption to california's new $20 minimum wage hike to his buddy, a mega-donor, greg flynn who owns panera bread chains out there. is that fair? >> no. [laughter] it's sort of the old phrase pay to play? this is may to not play. pay -- pay to not pay. that guy figured out if you pay the politician, you can save money. it's cheaper than paying workers. and it's just so blatant. they got the unions to go along by saying, hey, this is the price of getting this through the legislature. and the thing is he was originally opposed the rise from 16 to $20, and so is gavin newsom said, okay e, i'll make an exemption. suddenly, the guy was onboard. elizabeth: so this guy, greg flynn, he's the largest restaurant franchisewith e in the u.s.. >> yeah, he's a billionaire.

anyway sandra smith and steve forbes will set the record straight, and james comer will be here to unveil a new soup subpoena for ag merrick garland, and senator mike lee will talk about joe biden's lawless soon student loans and why is wendy's jacking up their hamburger prices. >> is mitch mcconnell about to enersto endorse donald trump, why is joe biden betraying our great ally israel. aaron cohen will opine on this and other matters but first edward lawrence, in washington, swimming as best he can. edward what is cooking down there? reporter: sinking in the swamp. here in washington. you know president is feeling pressure over the economy, over ukraine funding, president feeling pressure the wave of migrants, illegally crossing the southern border, today congressional leadership met with the president in t the officers, the president wanted to talk about ukraine speaker pressed the president on border funding. >> we hear from american people, in all cities and states who feel this acutely, they understand the catastrophe at border is affecting everyone, it top of mind for you an americ

steve forbes, is biden's candidacy dead?democratic big wigs and making a fool of themselves and this would tighten the noose around his neck and go ahead rid of them and democratic establishment wants to get rid of joe biden is they're encouraging him to do all the things he's doing. >> really? i wouldn't be surprised if he had a few months ago and people go to biden and say it was suggested here and you had a good first term, get out while the getting's good and not going to do anything to hawkeyes your son anymore and you're leaving the scene and right on the sunset saying i'm the great progressive and i'm not sure she said we're going to stick this out and one of the reasons of this report was released there and back. have to go to plan b and it's not confident and and it's the technical one. >> now you can understand that. >> going back to michelle obama and all that stuff. jot open convention and barrel barreled gun and trump candidacy staring you down and going to be kamala harris? is that better than joe biden? not go

sums through non-repayable loans and even stole from customer accounts. about criminals from the forbes list olga zhurenkova. the ex-president of vneshprombank larisa marcus, accused of embezzlement , traditionally hides her face from the press, this was the case at all meetings. she sometimes covered herself with her hands, sometimes wrapped herself in a scarf, and today in the court corridor she covered herself with a white sheet of paper. external industrial bank was included. in the top 40 by the volume of assets at the time of her arrest , ms. marcus occupied sixth place in the forbes list of the twelve most influential female bankers in russia. for the bank's depositors , the detention of larisa marku in december 2015 came as a shock. later, the central bank revoked vneshprombank's license. the hole reached more than 200 billion rubles. as it was established during the court investigation from 2009 to 2015, the president of the bank, larisa markus , together with her shareholder brother georgy bijamov, created a scheme for withdrawing funds. there were several ways: issuing fictit

inflation roaring back in a big way and producer prices up huge after the cpi report and steve forbes joining me onset to break it all down when kudlow returns, stay with us. ♪ ♪(song in french)♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ biden white house is touting hundreds of billions of student loan relief but what's going to pay for it all and how much will it really cost the taxpayer? grady trimble is live at the white house are more. grady. reporter: hey, charles, the supreme court struck down president biden with student loan forgiveness plan and looking for other avenues that cancel debt and one of the avenues that announced this week would forgive debt for borrowers that the white house deems are experiencing financial hardship and otherwise wouldn't be able to pay off their debt. the proposal doesn't specify exactly who or how many americans qualify and look at some factors they're considering is household income and debt balance and whether a borrower received a pell grant in the past. >> he wants to make sure that we give americ

he says 400 million, it's actually more than the 600 million that that he's estimated by forbes. i mean, does he have the cash to cover this? >> well, so far, we think that he might the bloomberg billionaires index puts him at about $600 million in liquid assets, including like you said, around 400 or more million dollars in cash. but the question is if he eats all of that up, having to pay these damage awards he still is going to have some cash on hand, so he might have to sell awesome assets in order to replenish his cash. but a lot of this could be dragged out on appeal. he will have to put up some money, though, in order to do those appeals so i think we'll learn a little bit more about it once those appeals starts, whether or not he has this money, all right. >> and an appeals, what is this? does have a good chance on appeal >> really not at all i would not bet on him and i'm not sure who would part of the reason is that the trial judge gets so much deference from the appeals courts, especially on the facts and especially in this case, the judge has written his opinion time

steve forbes. out and your reaction to the gallop report and gallop is reporting less than half of the president not coming out and telling them how great it is. >> it's not that great and half the population of washed ground and those are moving ahead and don't have much faith in the future and see real head winds out there. you have people working fewer hows each week and not a sign of booming economy coming along. you look overseas and everything seems to be unraveling and there's no faith in the future. going into the economy and hot money and after lockups and lockdowns and the pandemic and that hot money drove inflation higher and steve, i want your reaction to the exchange and secretary yellen is saying prices will not be coming down. watch this. >> madame secretary, i've watched you for years even before coming to washington and when i have time, i do, i'm read your speeches. i think you're what cool looks like. you're a good sport to go out every day and try to defend bidenomics. it's like

marcus occupied sixth place on the forbes list of the twelve most influential female bankers in russia, the detention of larisa marku in december 2015 came as a shock. later, the central bank revoked vneshprombank’s license; the hole reached more than 200 billion rubles. as it was established during the investigation and trial from 2009 to 2015, the president of the bank larisa markus together with his shareholder brother georgy bijamov, they created a withdrawal scheme. there were several means, there were several ways: issuing fictitious loans, more than 100 billion were withdrawn through one-day companies, money was sometimes simply written off from clients’ accounts and this was not reflected in any way in the documents. previously, larisa marcus had already heard the court sentence, nine years in prison, but later new episodes and persons involved were established. the former first vice-president of the bank, ali adjin, was in the dock. he had previously been a witness. khamovnichesky court found marcus and ajin guilty of embezzlement. marcus larisa ivanovnik was finally appointed

marcus was ranked sixth on the forbes list of the twelve most influential female bankers in russia.ter, the central bank revoked vneshprombank’s license; the hole reached more than 200 billion rubles. as it was established during the investigation and trial from 2009 to 2015, the president of the bank larisa markus, together with...

now colleagues from forbes: instead of growing, production lancets was reduced, something happened in august that prevented russian companies specializing in the development drones, turn the lancet body into finished products, and the authors of the material assume that the explosion at the zagorsk optical-mechanical plant could have been interrupted precisely because of the supply, because of explosions on the territory of the zagorsk combine. well, thank you to our soldiers. but all the same, this does not make kharkiv oblast any easier at the moment, the enemy has been actively attacking this region for the past few days. bohdan tkachuk, deputy of the kharkiv district council, is in touch with us now. glory to ukraine, mr. bohdan. glory to the heroes, have a good day. well, 17 cities and villages the enemy attacked the kharkiv region during this day. well, the key story is an exceptional atrocity, when the population centers are hit by drones controlled by aircraft. which make a huge eruption, there is at least half a ton of explosives there, and they throw them at random plus or m

quoting forbes.this is the only ukrainian ground combat brigade that we know for sure was in reserve in eastern ukraine as of last week. ivan, the situation in avdiivka, everything secret and everything that can be voiced. please well, actually, it's very good that they can name, not even, no, not completely name, but just hypothetically predict that one of the best brigades, we have a lot of good brigades that are used for combat missions. here it is worth understanding that avdiivka, despite all the attention attached to her, despite all the composition. from the situation that exists there, all the same , the military contingent that we have there, the defense garrison of avdiyivka, is constantly undergoing rotation as much as possible, and to staffing, and there are brigades, military parts, or their adjacent units , or adjacent or additional ones, entered and left in relation to the assigned tasks, therefore, rotation and reinforcement there took place due to circumstances, so the difficulty...

according to forbes, biden could take advantage of a legal loophole and transfer excess defense goodsird countries worth $500 million a year. indian farmers, following the example of their european colleagues, decided to seek justice. they announced the start of a nationwide strike. as part of the action, farmers intend to block several railways and highways for 4 hours. in addition, according to according to local media reports, rural agricultural stores will be closed. demonstrators demand the establishment of acceptable minimum prices for products, and also insist on the introduction of pensions for all farmers over sixty. the all-russian spartakiad of the strongest is preparing for the next races: at 13:30 the mixed relay will start, the belarusian team, despite its experimental composition, will be among the favorites of the race. our country will be represented by olympic champion irina leshchenko, today's birthday girl anna sola, and the duet men maxim vorobey and dmitry lazovsky. the weather right now in zlatoostya in the southern urals is looking threatening, and is there a r

i will remind you that forbes journalists with reference to the command of ukrainian troops east wrote that for the offensive on kupyansk-kharkiv region, russia withdrew 500 tanks, 600 units of combat vehicles, hundreds. howitzers and 40,000 troops. the head of the kharkiv ova oleg senigubov, responding to this article, emphasized that the troops have been advancing in this direction since february 22, and the armed forces are ready for any scenario and to quickly respond to intelligence data. autoanalysts of the american institute for the study of war write that the russian military-political leadership, allegedly creates the conditions for an offensive on kupyansk in the coming months. at the beginning of this year , the british newspaper telegraph wrote about the alleged preparation of the russian army for a new offensive in the kharkiv region, which was supposed to begin on january 15, but what an announcement, and which did not take place. for the assaults of the kharkiv region , the russian army sends mostly infantry units, so say servicemen of the 45th artillery brigade of the a

it was in july, and now forbes, the newspaper forbes, it has identified new data that now the enemy concentratedthousand people and 600 tanks. why this happened, where the difference was, where it was distributed, i can only guess, i can calculate something from the reports of our units, but still, even this number has already been halved, it significantly outweighs these forces that are on our side, so we are still three ... defense and we are trying not to prevent it from advancing further on ukrainian land, the enemy has tanks, the enemy has armored vehicles, we see them, we destroy them to the extent of our strength, the enemy has artillery, and we we hear and see, and again we counter, and the infantry, which, as always, few people count, few people feel sorry for, pity and rush into assaults, when the weather permits and when our artillery and ours, in relation to the infantry, would like to understand which... infantry, which units of the enemy are concentrated there now, and in principle, is this infantry sufficiently prepared, and by the way, i would like to clarify right away, perhaps

forbes writes that the decision depends on the situation with the polish protests can be adopted withinso far , the authorities have not decided what the bans will be, either a partial restriction or a complete ban on the import of polish dairy products and fruits into ukraine, and... while negotiations are underway with the polish side. earlier , the office of polish prime minister donald tusk reported that the official intends to solve the so-called problem of ukrainian grain at the level of the european union. we will analyze the situation further, oleg penzyn, executive director of the economic discussion club, joins our broadcast. olezhe, welcome to ours ether thank you for joining. i also sincerely congratulate you. good day. minister of infrastructure kurbakov says that these protests are a direct threat to national security. of ukraine, decipher what exactly these threats are, what the consequences are already, what they could be, well, in the worst case scenario? no , look, we are not talking about the sale of agricultural products of ukraine to the european union, no more than

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we are seeing forbes routinely put out these articles how their journalists are surveilled. that's a problem. >> i want to ask you about the investment controls that the biden administration's obviously moving forward with this executive order regulating outbound u.s. investments in china. your committee endorsed expanding on that. there is a debate in congress that prevented provisions from getting attached to the ndaa. where are lawmakers on this? is there room for compromise? mr. krishnamoorthi: absolutely. just so all of you know the biden administration put in place certain controls with regard to investments in quantum, a.i., and semiconductors. so what we have said is those are -- that's a good start. but we need to do more. and what we need to do, we need to look at not just private equity and venture capital, but also potentially passive investments. what we learn through our hearing, field hearing on wall street is that billions and billions of dollars in passive investments go to problematic entities, involved not only in perpetrating human rights abuses, but buil

according to forbes, biden may take legal action. mistress on the transfer of excess defense goods to countries worth $500 million per year. nato called the purpose of the exercise stalwart defender as reports financial times, maneuvers. aimed at preparing for an allegedly possible conflict with russia. about 50 ships, 80 aircraft, and more than a thousand units of military ground equipment are involved in the exercises. these are the largest maneuvers in the old world since 1988. this is perhaps the first time that the application of article 5 of the nato charter will be tested. we are talking about collective defense in the event of an attack on one of the alliance countries. the testimony of the former partisan detachment of the fighting brigade of the people's avengers of dovzhonk was announced. court during the consideration of the criminal case against the khatyn executioner kotryuk. after the war, the criminal hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93. his atrocities were known back in the days of the bssr, but neither then nor now did the west want to extradite the nazi cr

trump, but several of them, the investigative journalist david cay johnston also senior editor at forbes covering donald trump's business whose reporting played a key role in this trial. dan alexander. >> it's great to have you all here tonight, christie. i mean, just looking at this, i think my first thought was talk about hitting trump where it hurts. i mean, not just his his wallet, but also this image that he he had take him into the white house. this business man >> absolutely. i mean, judge engoron essentially used donald trump's famous catchphrase against him. he told donald trump you're fired, you can't run your business for three years and your sons can't run your businesses in new york for two years instead, there needs to be an independent monitor whose role and responsibilities are going to expand. look for in 30 days in order where she will propose how she will do that. but essentially the businesses now have a babysitter who's going to be checking in, looking at everything they do. and not only looking at what they do after the fact, but before they have to take approval, b

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maria: president biden according to forbes is worth estimates 10 million dollars, when he took officewas worth 10 million dollars according to forbes we don't know if that has anything to do with business deals, you know what i am getting at why i asked about salaries your take whether or not all of this is resonateding, former president trump won michigan gop primary yesterday new polling from emerson college the hill shows trump leading president biden in wisconsin by three points in a position to win, in seven key swing states now, including your own state senator your reaction, president biden also won, in the day democrat primary yesterday in michigan how is this playing out? >> well again unfortunately, so long able to claim old news we knew about this media covered i agree in earlier statement you talked about border is number one issue why it should be republicans pop priority i appreciate the speaker johnson standing firm there, and insisting that before we do anything for ukraine going to require our border is secure, i mean that is important, i think the second point trust

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