frank t, she's a mistake to me. i don't really understand it because know tim says be made as the budget ministration. any serious politician to explain exactly what it means and it has been mean it used to forgive but different orientations. wait, this is just 2 or 3 days ago. i heard just included in the debates about the increase in dispute with india. the 3rd to the fact that he was complying with the rooms based on that i was surprised. the adjustment to use that to as the western leaders have used that to, which i didn't say use, it was the same conviction and consistency as said, the members. okay. american administration. i think the british, oh, perhaps more prone to using that too. as the united states does, but it is quite clear that many western european leaders use the term very loosely points since the dutch prime minister spoke about the rules based international legal order, which is maybe a sending them for international itself. what's this manipulative to me is that there is an appearance of i've c

palestinian, but also, frank, notjust saying that was 100% palestinian, but also, frank, not just saying that this wasn�*tthe doings of iran. to say, would make it look as though we are the puppets of iran, which of course, has been part of the dialogue surrounding this war. this concern that iran will in effect turned the tap on with the so—called art of resistance. turned the tap on with the so-called art of resistance.— art of resistance. yes, i don't think many — art of resistance. yes, i don't think many people _ art of resistance. yes, i don't think many people will - art of resistance. yes, i don't think many people will buy i art of resistance. yes, i don't i think many people will buy that. this disassociation of iran from this _ this disassociation of iran from this -- — this disassociation of iran from this -- art _ this disassociation of iran from this. —— art of resistance. iran has been _ this. —— art of resistance. iran has been very— this. —— art of resistance. iran has been very involved in spreading, partly— been very involved in spreading, partly in — been very involved in spreading, pa

frank it up! yeah! it's the perfect blend of flavor and heat i put that $#!ty: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a former failed correspondent at "the daily show." he has done nothing since then. please welcome mr. john oliver! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> hello. [cheers and applause] >> ronny: yes. all right, we get it. enough already. >> i agree with you more than i agree with them. [laughter] >> ronny: well, well, well. look who has come crawling back. >> yes. >> ronny: where it all started. >> i know. it is pretty weird to be back. i do not like being in that guest room at all. >> ronny: really? >> that was the one room when i work here that you were not allowed to go in. i don't like being in it now. it feels like i'm doing something wrong by being inside it. >> ronny: you ever snuck in to see a guest? >> no, no. no, no, no. we were never allowed to be in there because it had to be kept nice for the guest. it never occurred to me one day, i might be that. so i put my bag in there and then stood in the corridor for the rest. >> ronny: [

but ten years ago, we discovered this, two names that were t on that list, howard baker, senator on the committee and frankchurch had they told us that? then what do you think, senator? i mean, it would have blown things, but, you know, got what we got and. it was you don't perseverance, i guess. i mean, locke wrote a very fine book about the comttee season of inqry. you can see so of those cartoons in his book that rick brought likthe frank sinatra was my favorite. so you really you really describe what the dirksen auditorium was like it was yet these very cramped cubicles and everyone's on top of each other. and you can hear everyone's it was like a bedlam and that's it's so impressive what you did have you ever been in a all kitchen when the is blowing off sort of how it was. if i m take a couple of minutes i want to tell a gary ha, but i want to preface by saying that one of the saddest moments in the committee for me was to realize the assassination plot rlly occurred. and cointelpro, the fbi to destroy the lives of american citizens. and one of the people i interviewed was william sullivan number thr

make it clear that even if they had a constructive and frank for our meeting together, that does not mean that we think that xi jinping... it doesn�*t democracy produces-— leader that a democracy roduces. . , ., ., produces. ambassador, there are two different _ produces. ambassador, there are two different audiences _ produces. ambassador, there are two different audiences at - produces. ambassador, there are two different audiences at play i two different audiences at play here. how do you think the audience back in china might receive that comment from the president of the united states? i�*m sure the chinese people did not like the comment at all, but president biden is pointing out the fact that we really have two different political systems, toner is not a democracy, it�*s run by the communist party, xijinping has change the constitution so he could basically be rulerfor life, and it�*s a very autocratic, dictatorial type of government, a very top—down government, a very top—down government in which there is really no congress, and everything comes from and emanates from xi jinping, very different from what we have in the west

frank. no, no, no, no. these demonstrators are shouting, let the fjord live. the attempt to provide you with a secure source of t raw materials has turned into a classic cultural battle between environment and industry and government and all that and to be so and it's, it's easy to protest against opening a new mind just like the highest but when you organize your protesters, you can do that, you use a cellphone to do a homeless um and don't give it a 2nd side of it. it will be careful, the iron and the change they use to chain themselves, machines and protest. it comes from mine or iron or is my yeah, and yeah, and you do that. we use all these products around to get out we part and take for granted that we just have them to put the know thing in there. and they'll say i didn't after use of delays and agreeing to many conditions. nordic mining received approval to start extracting raw materials at the fjord in 2024, against the background of new geo political tensions. the project has acquired fresh importance. oil for bid out the 28th, i hope the publications and others understand that we in norway and the oth

cashing in on t purr fec reward, a jury awarded a man 1.4 million after his landlord cap napped the feline named frank and had his girlfriend take it to a local shelter where she dropped it off, he confessed saying that pet violated the lease term. >> so. raymond, 1.4 million, he never got frank back, he was microchipped. he was never a stray cat. >> a happen, sad ending, you win and lose. >> would you take the money or cat. >> the money over the ca. >> i'm there with you. >> i am allergic. if the guy had a lease violation, the land lord should say, okay, i served you notice i'll evict you unless you get rid of the cat, w but this is the mentality we see on streets and white house, people think because i disagree or don't like something, i have a right to defame it, deface it or destroy it you do not. take your paws off or pay up, i am glad he had to pay so much. >> animals are our family members, i share raymond a disdain, don't like cats. i am emotional allergic but i love dogs that is my baby. >> and mine took down have cats i have dogs the size of a cat, it say combination, on any given day, a lot

frank and i have always appreciated it. we have known each other for a long time, we have not always agreed, which has not t surprisd anyone, but it is paramount that we understan eacd each other clearly, leader to leader with no misconceptions or missed medications. we have to ensure that o competition is not put into conflict. >> you may have noticed that san francisco looked clean and polished. gone arest the crusty vagrants, replaced by barricaded walls, the california governor and destroyer of chinese children, gavin newsom comparing it to just having some people over to 2 anytime you put on an event,t, by definition you have to have people over to your house and clean up theu ha house. make sure that the kids make the first thing that he talked about was sasco.n francisco. the first thing he remembered was the golden gate bridge in 1985. this place is beloved.t the best days are in front and not behind. >> okay, behind it. dignitaries put on local attire, did you find it offensive that the president didn't cake himself in san francisco? [laughter] >> i thought you were going to say that that is what hunter wears. but

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t busins. >>> welcome back. ferrari's first four-door vehicle has officially hit the soil, $400,000. >> $100,000 a door. robert frankky enough to get to try it out. it's very low to the ground. >> ferrari doesn't like to call it an suv. what they say is it's the first 4door, 4seat ferra. i call it the suv utility vehicle. it was a huge risk for ferrari. it was a huge sk. you're putting 4 doors on a ferrari. a lot people hated it before it was launched. a lot of theuper makers came out with four-doors. lamborghini's suv is six years old. they were late to the game, so they had to really do something special, a, boy, did they do it with this car. tyler, i know you like the roar. >> i do. >> this is a naturally aspirated v12. we're talking old school ferrari v12. they're not going to make any more of these after this car. >> of v12. >> of v12. 715 rsepower. >> my goodness. it jumps >> 0 to 60 in unr three second i've never driven anything like it. it's not an su it's not sports car. it's something in between that initially is aost hard to drive because it turns so quickl it accelerates so it'sind of like a sports car,

for severability,, dodd-frank itself as an express severability clause that this ur emphasized that in seila w his the fifth circuit didn't ev stop to consider whether any aspect of t cfpb's funding mechanism could be severed would provide a basis to before limit the the damage to congresses work in trying to get this agenc fded. that was there and there are several candidates for severability that would be an much less disruiv remedy in this context ofha not intel responds to any rief because the payday lending role they challenge is an traceable to those feature or aspects of the fundin mhanism. but even if y follow the fifth circuit approach and thought there was something abouthi entire funding mechanism that is invalid, even then i don't think retrospective remedy is warranted. the court would be writing on a blakesley because n court had privacy found congress itself pilot the appropriations clause -- blank slate. under eitle principles it's nestled to take into account the publicnterest and balce of equities. an he at prospect of remedy which prevent the cfpb am enforcing this rule against this bond is a till i has a valid appropriation a meaningful for of r

our and during frank nancy pelosi posted about her visit on social media several times but she didn't mention of very important meeting. she had he or she is with morris chang, founder of t. s. m. c. and with mark leo, the chip companies current chairman, if you look at, ty wants to production of semiconductor, you can easily tell that type of one plus occupied a very important place in the world. and it might come into play in the near future . but try it on my hip. the temptation to think about time want send me contact. there is something that they want to take over to. china wants to expand its influence of power beyond the 1st item chain, how one happens to get stuck in the way and they want to take tie one over. the absolute majority of the people here say no to unification. using force becomes the only option for the chinese problems who, why, even if i tie one, nancy pelosi is in taiwan to night, and china is already respond. polosa is late, 9 landing was quickly followed by news of chinese military drills all around the using missiles and fighter jets. china organized an unprecedented military blockade of taiwan for several days. a strong message from president,

frank. >> joining me now is a shareholder at essex investment management. apple is the biggest holding for her firm. nancy, good morning. >> good morning. >> what witdo you expect from t? how concerned are you with the signals of the weaker iphone 15 demand? >> clearly, the iphone 15 demand is an important metric and the demand in china. i would not say we are sanguine about the outlook, but at this point, there has been a lot of negative reports so our expectations have come down. we had good results from qualcomm and corevo which pointed to increased demand as they build the iphone 15 and a sign of stabilization and increased demand in china. our best guess is that this quarter will come in reasonably in line with expectations and the guidance for the december quarter could be a little better than what the tempered expectations have been. >> nancy, i want to be clear. steve pointed out 5% growth guidance for the next quarter. that would be seen as good. you say you see it coming in higher than that? >> i think the stock has discounted a lower growth rate than 5% growth. we have seen numbers come down. a lot of analysts are looking closer to $120 billion of sales in

frank kirby, who actually also h designed the lansdow. and he designed e marquette investme number one. he was also very famous for designing a t of the what you might call palace steamers from the early, earl1900s, the sea and b, the city of cleveland, othevessels like that. so this is all what we' getting up to is in 1905, american shipbuilder ing created for the marquette & bessemer company, the marquette & bessemer a number two 338 feet long, 54 feet widewith a depth of hold of 19 and a ha feet. it had a triple expansiosteam engine that could produce 2280 horsepower from four different boilers in under 175 pounds of presre. the vessel itself had four tracks on it and can carry 3030 railcars. and so that's the extent of our boat. and you'll notice again, it looks a lot like the marquette 20 that i jusshowed you that was built in 1903. they have the exact same measurements. they look very much the same. unlike the marquette & bessemer, a number one which took railcars on his deck. this all the railcars he go underneath the deck and they pull on on the back and we'll talk about that in a couple of minutes. they pull them in on

frank gardner is there with more. the one thing they can all agree on is they want it to stop immediately. i don�*tif any should be taken. so you�*ve got the iranian president and a big iranian delegation here, i saw him just not a short time ago, that�*s president ebrahim raisi of iran, and it�*s unusual in itself for the president of iran to be here in saudi arabia. these are the two big regional heavyweights with totally different agendas in this region, so i think they are going to have to go for the lowest common denominator in terms of what they can all agree on, which is an end to the fighting, a condemnation of israel�*s actions, and more humanitarian aid, and ultimately an end to israeli occupation of palestinian territories. where they are going to disagree is whether any concrete action should be taken, because algeria two days ago, during a meeting of foreign ministers, pushed for essentially an end to the abraham accords. they wanted countries like the uae, the united arab emirates, and bahrain to sever their relations with israel. there has been pushback on that, those countries don�*

t. miller, captain lincoln m. rifestick, captain frankhodes iv, captain thomas schultz, captain todd whalen, captain forest o. young. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask to make the same request with respect to calendar item 98 to be rear admiral lower half, captain julie m. trainer. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, ski that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 99, two individuals nominated to be rear admiral, casey j. moten and rear admiral stephen tetford. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i objects. the presiding offi

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frank. this report has said that major regulations require clr congressional authorization. section 913, the provision you rely heavily on, provides limited authority to regulate in this space, t blanket authority for the sec to ignore all the other bitingly which of the law and reread the standard of care for broker-dealers and investment advisors. if congress wanted to grant a limited auority to the sec, do think it would have put an expensive power in a subsection called other matters? that is clearly not the case. basically any law can be started by reading a sickle section in isolation. in the predictive analytics role -- rule, the sec defines a competent interest as any interest of the firm. you also continually ignore its clear limitations which are intended to come by the sec authority to certain sales practices and conflicts. what appears to be happening is you are targeting a subset of the indusy despised by the left. . by applying a different standard for emerging tech, the sec is not acting as a neutral party. the sec seems to be targeting any of the newer entrants. in the case of the private fund rule, the sec had ample enforcement authority to recover funds. ther

t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. the market rally won't help boost wall street bonuses this year with that story, robert frank of wall street bonuses and what that means for the economy in new york and around the country. >> bonuses on wall street expected to be flat or slightly down again this year a new report from johnson and associates, the industry consulting firm, found that investment banking will see the biggest hit with deal advisers being down as much as 25% with their bonuses. sales trading at asset management could see drops of up to 10% hedge funds and private equity, they could fair a little better with bonuses flat from last year wealth management is a rare bright spot, up 5% last year, bonuses were down 26% with the average for all financial service firms at $176,000 less money from wall street means a lot less tax revenue the securities industry accounts for 22% of all tax revenue in new york state last year's drop cost the state over $450 million in lost revenue. bonuses also key source of liquidity for real estate. brokers telling me their banker clients are putting their real estate plans