fowler?ía que ver su disponibilidad pero... >> uhlalá... >> creo que podemos arreglarlo. >> solo puedo reunirme mañana por la mañana, si eso es posible. podríamos vernos en mi oficina en el centro, el edificio redcom a las 10. >> [risas] >> estaremos ahí. >> genial. >> tendré sexo con esta mujer. lo que le haré, ni yo lo sé. nos divertiremos. >> no te muevas. >> ¿quién es la morena? >> ¿qué demonios estás haciendo aquí? >> mañana a la mañana, reunión muy importante. te recogeré a las 9. warren kaufman. >> el gran warren kaufman. >> sí. >> ¿qué rayos quiere de nosotros? >> no construimos barcos, ¿verdad? quiere hacer negocios con nosotros. >> ok, 9 en punto. [bullicio] >> vamos, apresúrate. ya son las 6... javi: eres buena madre. pero ya me cansé. >> ¿quieres mi hígado? aquí está tu maldito hígado. javi: ¿qué haces? ¡no, no! >> [llora] ¡no! ¡no! >> vamos, toma su mano. >> aquí arriba. sujétenlo, rápido. pónganle oxígeno. >> cuidado con la pierna. >> la mano derecha... tranquilo, respira profun

we have host of richard fowler show.st smiles, in all of tv richard fowler, editor in chief. at reason magazine. it is all of reason, went her. katherine maggie ward is back. chris, i spent a lot of time growing up in san francisco, my grandmother is from there, she was a hippie in the 60s, he smoked a lot of weed. she pointed out the city's delights. if she were alive she might take her own life seeing what the city is now. >> this is honestly tragic, san francisco was a beautiful amazing city, it has been quirky you know off of beat a little bit, but it was amazing. what sun believable to me is that there absolutely no question that the skyrocketing levels of crime are direct results of the policies implemented by ultra left wing mayor, city council, district attorneys and there is no one on the left willing to say you are right, policies have been abject failures let's change them, and save the city. kennedy: look how beautiful that is, look at inside of this nordstrom, it is gorgeous. >> you don't see them like nords

melissa fowler joins me now, and melissa, you talked to a lot of people about what they are seeing.t. >> we had someone who tried to throw a molotov cocktail at the clinic and louisiana. and fortunately, it was at night. but after that, they couldn't have windows anymore. so they had no windows in the building whatsoever. it was completely dark, with overhead lighting. you never know what time of day it was when you were at work. but it had to be like that, because people would throw molotov cocktails into the building sometimes. >> what are some of the key takeaways from your report? >> unfortunately, this isn't surprising. we expected this when the dobbs decision was leaked. we saw a media uptake in people online calling for violence against clinics. calling for people to go and commit arson, and not wait for the decision. we were hearing from our members who are starting to see an increase, and more intense activity. people were so emboldened by the decision from the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. and then by all the statements that followed, i think it's important people

jerry fowler will join us to discuss just that. this is bloomberg. ♪ go. go brain. one. go. go optimizing data. go efficiency. go results. emerson's plantweb digital ecosystem is the brain for smarter, safer and more sustainable performance. go plant go. go boldly. emerson. was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com >> you are looking live at the principal room. coming up, 31 capital founding member patrick zhong joins bloomberg at 12:45 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. keeping you up today with news from around the world, i'm simone foxman. the agreement allowing ukraine to export products will be extended for two months. the turkish president says he will continue efforts to extend the deal further. it would keep open a major trade route in the midst of russia's war in ukraine. in the u.k. the number of people struggling to meet bills and repayments has risen to percent in a year due to inflation. the financi

and he is the host of the richard fowler show, he is richard fowler. and 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate, we don't know what future holds he is chair of you are the power. spike cohen is back and he looks serious, i like it. i will start with you, gary, we have never had a president from florida. andy jackson does not count because he was from a region that was not florida when he ran for president. >> okay. well. we have also never had a president from aruba that doesn't mean -- well, that can never happen. kennedy: you are right, gary. >> i want to congratulate ticketmaster for their role out of the governor's announcement today that was free of any problems if you will. listen. the problem with this n not that ron desantis is trump-light, but trump calm. he has a lot of same policies that donald trump has been espousing but he does it can complete sentences and correct capital swraigd. ization. there are things about ron desantis that primary voters have to learn maybe, about his family, about his past, about his military service. that

fox news contributor richard fowler was on the power panel yesterday and he made an interesting point. even if it means subpoenaing the president. look at this. >> what you have happening here over and over again is republicans pointing to this drip, drip of evidence on hunter biden. my point is if you have it and have all this evidence call a hearing. subpoena hunter biden. you have the power to subpoenaed. when you are done send a recommendation to the justice department who have an investigation open against him. >> harris: he went on to say, because i asked him, would you want to see the president subpoenaed. whatever it takes to drop the drip, drip, drip. two lanes why that might want to be a case. they are trying to get ready for a presidential campaign to win re-election. this is a side show of its own that they can't answer to potentially in the white house. so that's one reason. anything else you can think of? >> i think that the other thing is they're learning from the mistakes that democrats made over the past several years when it came to dealing with former president trum

my thanks to brian brenberg and richard fowler thank you for being here i'll be back next week with the "wall street journal at large" thank you for joining us have a great week but if you are watching the coronation, enjoy it >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. peloton jack otter: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. for taking interest rates for the tenth consecutive time has banking turmoil continues. will the jobs report take a generate pause off the table? i will ask greg peters. some businesses are getting swept up in the culture war. what happens to company stocks when they become involved in politics? the answer may surprise you. with the debt limit decision looming how should investors prepare for a possible default? we begin with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. stocks rallying on solid jobs data despite it being a down week for the market. new hope for all timers patients after an encouraging drug problem, eli lilly and safety concerns. will medicare coverage it. america

imagine my attitude regarding prolonged physical proximity to amy farrah fowler. got it.t on your part. no, no. maybe a little. may i suggest that your criticism is based on jealousy? jealousy? what do i have to be jealous of? i have a functioning and satisfying relationship with a female. you have none. oh, right. that. jealousy is an ugly green-eyed monster-- not unlike the hulk-- who, by the way, also has a girlfriend. in this iteration, jennifer connelly,

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they did it dramatically. 10 seconds left to go and jimmy fowler got hot at the right time. throw up this wild shot. he got fouled. butlers who struggled sinking all three free throws giving the lead to miami. this is the incredible last seconds. he passes it. he comes up short. nobody covers wyatt and he grabs it and lets go of the ball just before the clock hits zero. the celtics win 104-103. it is winner take all monday night and by the way it is back in boston. >> we won. whatever it takes. our back was up against the wall but we one. >> wow. that was incredible. i am still in disbelief. it was crazy. >> we were resilient. we fought for each other and we have a tough game seven and we have to find what we want here. >> it's very entertaining. that's a good basketball. i think, i believe that you're going to get the same test until you pass it. i swear. we are in the same position that we were last year and we can do it. i know we will do it. we have to go on the road and when in a tough environment. we are capable of it so let's get busy. >> okay. indeed. the dallas star

credit agency nobody -- to dom chu pga dom looking at the premarket movers people are picking rickie fowlerhich is interesting i like seeing it, first of all, because i love to see rickie fowler. >> breaks through. >> it would be great if it was a pga. players championship there and everything else. to your point, joe, we have a pretty calm market but just like yesterday, it is a big retailer that will be driving a lot of the premarket trading action so far and sentiment this morning you got target shares now all over the board, you can see here, just jumping all over the place post earnings. up three quarters of a percent now. moving between gains and losses. trading volume approaching 100,000 share level. big box retailer reported better than expected profits and revenues inventory levels, a concern, did fall from a year ago they're trying to clear some of the stuff out. gross profit margins also grew during that time span. now, if you look at sales growth at established store locations and couple those with online sales growth overall, that metric comparable store sales came in flat on a

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cassie smedley and richard fowler.esantis sensed some vulnerability, donald trump canceled his appearance in des moines, almost a finger in the eye to trump and without mentioning him by name, seemed to take a dig at him, listen here. >> we must reject the culture of losing that has infected our party in recent years. the time for excuses is over. if we get distracted, if we focus the election on the past or on other side issues, being then i think the democrats are going to beat us again and very difficult to recover from that defeat. >> john: desantis laying out the stakes, and a couple weeks ago i thought he may take a pass on 2024, i think he's going to go in. >> this certainly sounded more like a table setting speechless than a testing the water speech, he laid out his agenda -- not agenda, but accomplishments in florida, and tested how the crowd responded to that, and oh, by the way, he was in the neighborhood and to where trump was supposed to be and said hey to the crowd there. >> john: "new york times" said mr

let's talk about the fallout with richard fowler and law professor john yoo. richard, take a lesson on this to what chuck grassley had said earlier and i want to get your response. >> not once has the fbi or the doj counteracted anything that i've stated publicly about information or the accusations that were making or evidence that we had given to us by whistleblowers. and i think that speaks for itself. >> why do you think the doj has not responded pay. >> is a couple of things happening. based on what is reported that there seems to be a pending decision by the us attorney. it's worth pointing out the sea chuck grassley and jim chart of an author since about the seven had controlled the seventh 2018 talk about this. think what makes us interesting to me is that if you have had help whistleblowers and have these documents, go ahead and call a subpoena and ask him som questions but if you feels there's criminal activity that say this is what we found in ou investigation. they spend more time talking about the evidence but without actually acting on it. and i

with us right now, ari fleischer, richard fowler and sean duffy, co host of "the bottom line" on foxi, you first. 12 cities, three states this week. a very busy week for ron desantis. i'm going to play some sound from him, ari, this is one of his big selling points and i'll get your take. >> if i'm the nominee, i will beat biden and i will serve two terms and i will be able to destroy leftism in this country and leave woke ideology on the dust bin of history. >> trace: what do you think of that, ari? >> yeah, that's a strong argument for ron desantis to make. after having a bad spring training, it's about time he got in the game. he's created this void. he had a great chance. if i were him, i would have been the governor of florida, i would have stopped trying to go to new hampshire and saying i'm not a candidate. i would have launched full bore after he was done with his state legislature. he created this situation for himself by bad tactics, but he's still strong. he has a chance against donald trump if the field shrinks in january, february, march of next year. so ron desantis ver

power panel now, david avella, richard fowler. david, i come to you first.line and those remarks from the "new york post" saying a lot. >> keep in mind president biden has told us he is smarter than the vast majority of americans. that might include me and you, maybe not richard. he might be smarter than president biden. but he is missing an opportunity to tell americans why he believes his ideas that we should get rid of gas stoves, washing machines should use less water, why a million americans coming across the border in the next two days are all to americans' benefit. ultimately he is missing an opportunity. but i suspect when you think you are smarter than most people you don't have to tell people why you are doing what you do. you should just accept it. and that is the approach this white house takes. and certainly as you look throughout his cabinet the approach the cabinet takes. >> harris: richard, i will come to you on what's happened with barring reporters. i want to add this to the mix. a "washington post" opinion article notes that president bide

doug collins former georgia republican congressman and richard fowler fox news contributor.g, i will start with you. this is now bigger than the emergency that they had been dealing with before title 42 was set to end. what do you think needs to be done immediately? >> it's hard to believe that this is a bigger problem. yes, title 42 is ending. this is something that has been going on through the whole biden administration, the -- the open border is their cause and shown no desire to fix it. we've been warning for months when this goes away you will have even more folks coming across because they see it as an open door like the green light the biden administration has. they now want to send troops. they are using our troops as a show piece here to say look we're doing something and trying to help. the reality is, it's not going to until they get serious about closing the border. >> harris: when is that going to happen? what they put in place. i read some of the details of what they want to do now with these 1500. we had senator joni ernst on, former military herself, just tr

: joining us now on the coverage in person, susan ferrechio with the washington times and richard fowlerortion's a tricky issue for republicans, but the media question is whether -- will the media coverage of ron desantis now that he's jumping in change if he starts swinging back at the former president? >> well, he hasn't been able to do it effectively yet, but i think abortion's one area where he can chip away at trump's advantage right now. so he's got a big national advantage is. but to win the nomination, of course, it's a state by state fight. howard: yeah. >> desantis will start getting more attention if he does focus on the abortion issue. that's going to be a central theme as we get into iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, all the early caucus states it's going to be a number one issue, and desantis is trying to get to right of trump which will give him an opportunity -- howard: yeah, i think he wans -- wants to run at trump on the right on several issues. trump refuses to say which restrictions he'd support. he deflected at that that cnn town hall about where he'd sign a natio

bonus that they would get this year adding that the district removed frozen zones in its existing fowler reschedule an issues that it says it's faced for decades. but teachers say it's more than just pay telling me last week it's really all about the students, the resources they get along with issues that they're facing in the classroom and overall better working environment. you know, the last time that we saw a strike like this was back in 2019 during which time it lasted for about 7 days. again, we are on day 3. but as you know, we went into the weekend. so when it's going and we're not really sure i did reach out to the district to see if they had any update early this morning. have not heard anything back. but, you know, over these past few days, teachers have been getting here earlier and earlier. so as soon as one of them arrived, i do plan to ask what exactly had happened over the weekend. what update they have for us. but that the very latest here in oakland, i'm michael thomas will send it back to you guys live in the studio. okay. we'll see what they have to say. thank you ver

correspondent and former national security staffer gillian turner, "forbes" contributing writer richard fowlere and syndicated columnist cal thomas author of the brand new book, "a watchman in the night." great to have all of you today. you heard about the competing endorsements there in iowa. karl, desantis isn't even officially running yet, but trump outpacing him there. does it matter? >> we're at the beginning of this process. remember, hillary clinton was way ahead in iowa of a fellow named barack obama and was upset e on i caucus night. i frankly thought it was a good start for desantis. he wisely did -- in iowa, they like to see you up close and personal. they don't want to be part of a 10,000, 5,000 crowd, they want you up close and personal. i was very impressedded with his legislative endorsements, the republican senate president and house leader both endorsed him along with 30 of their colleagues. that's a strong start. and he's being host by the republican congressman in western iowa, and that's a republican stronghold when it comes to the caucus. shannon: at the town hall if this

hello, fowler, dowler. dolan. hello, fowler, dowler. nonoro— dolan. some outer border by august. some outer london boroughs along with surrey county council, launched legal action in february over the proposed extension. protesters say it will hurt them financially . on my own gardening financially. on my own gardening business, i've just had to fork out nearly £30,000 for a new van thatis out nearly £30,000 for a new van that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis , adding extra of living crisis, adding extra cash bills onto people's already inflated outgoings is just it's totally unnecessary . scary, and totally unnecessary. scary, and it's totally brutal . in all it's totally brutal. in all honesty , sir keir starmer says honesty, sir keir starmer says labouris honesty, sir keir starmer says labour is on track ahead of the next general election, but admitted more work needs to be done during a speech in london, the leader set out his hope to change the entire culture of his party. he also said he expects next year's campaign to get dirty and

that is been the judgment of many dea and fbi officials, former officials, craig fowler and admiral whoth calm for us for the fact china has become chinese organized crime money laundering flows. that has fueled the fentanyl traded in the u.s. there are things we need to do to go after those illicit flows of money. and updating know your customer laws anti- laundering for banks for starters sir the deepening control over chinese companies. i wanted to and also mr. paul, you had mentioned ccp fusion strategy. no businesses unchanged. could you both speak to that situation? one of the remarkable has been that re- centralization party control businesses including private companies the pushing outs of the founders of dynamic companies like ali baba beijing has been trying to promote an dual messaging one message being provided to foreign investors in davos. seidel simultaneously saying we need to double doubt of strength and control of economic activity. major accident not a veto vote on the board of normally private companies in china. i would add program has been in operation for nine yea