david fromm, great analysis as always. thanks a lot. appreciate it, my friend. >> thank you. >>> president biden has also been facing questions about his age and ability to steer the country as david frum was just talking about a few moments ago. but there's a lot more on this. i want to bring in host of fareed zakaria, gps. fareed, great to see you as always. your thoughts on these polls? are they surprising to you? this "new york times"/sienna poll and all these battleground states. >> they are surprising to me. and then i think about the kind of stuff that david frum talks about that if you look at obama's polls, i believe that if you looked at ronald reagan's polls at this point, john anderson, the third-party candidate, was doing amazingly well, and reagan looked like he was in trouble. but i do think there's something more to it than that here, which is worrying about biden because i think that some of it is expressing -- some of it is the normal cyclical stuff, which is people are dissatisfied, and the incumbent is the person you

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. >> i am jake fromm greenville, south carolina. wendy think interest rates will go down?ay the five for a while. -- does not want inflation coming back. he will keep the short anti-so the short end will be high as well. don't expect interest rates to go down anytime soon. >> i am from new york. how can investors manage geopolitical volatilities? >> -- had a good run but, we are only replacing the goal by 1% per year. i am always surprised that people don't have 10% of their assets --. i am not going to hedge treasuries because they could be overvalued versus if we have something really bad happened. right now i think, i'm not saying anything is golden variety but gold is the hedge. not the box. >> i am aj from south carolina. should investors be concerned about a government shutdown? >> you should be concerned about the charlotte panthers but i will tell you, the worst ones, the worse the better. they do scare regular people out of the market and that is where the opportunity is. they get worried about is your opportunity. >> i am a didn't from new york. with the rates wh

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scale of oppressor and oppressed, and then we wonder why they're chanting from the river to the sea in frommuse? we created this problem. will: in the middle of that protest was griff jenkins, and he's going to join us at 7:30 a.m. eastern time on "fox & friends." >>> meanwhile, down in florida republican candidates for president took the stage the at the florida freedom summit. you heard from not just asa hutchinson and. chris:ty, all of who had something to the say about donald trump, but then you heard from donald trump. watch. >> as someone who's been in the courtroom for over 25 years as a federal prosecutor and also in defending some of the most serious federal criminal cases, i can say that there is a significant likelihood that don trump will be -- donald trump will be found guilty by a jury on a felony offense next year. [inaudible conversations] >> what a shock, you're for trump. every one of those boos, every one of those cat calls, every one of those yells will not keet solve one problem we pace in this country. -- we face in this country. it will not make this country better. yo

to convicted killer charles manson and did receive a letter from manson disciple lynette "squeaky" frommeite the letters, after four years, the hospital trusted hinckley enough to let him leave his building and roam the grounds freely. he and deveau were still engaged and could walk outside together and have privacy. elsa walsh: she said they went up to this little spot on a hill. they didn't have sex the first time there, but she said soon after that, they did. and she said-- on the ground? on the ground. troy roberts: just a few years later, hinckley went to court to make a bid for more freedom. but would a judge allow a man who stalked two presidents and tried to kill one of them back into society? ron reagan: well, he shouldn't be allowed to just roam around all on his lonesome out there. he's a potentially dangerous character. he's proven that. andrea canning: coming up, the eye popping gated community where hinckley proposed to live. thomas baker: who's played on that tee as people like president barack obama, former president clinton, and this fellow is only 50 feet away. andrea ca

but you cannot take it away fromme. , ,, ., , from me. business dealings - from me. despite his popularity with| fans, his business dealings remained under scrutiny. fans, his business dealings remained underscrutiny. he fans, his business dealings remained under scrutiny. he stood down from england on —— after the euros, imagine —— managed australia and leeds united before returning to the england setup. it is as a colourful and charismatic leader he will be remembered. the man who brought english football one of its most famous sons. the remarkable life there of terry venables who has died at the age of 80. andy swift taking us through some of the highs and lows of his playing and especially managing career, managing england of course during 1996 euros, losing on penalties. success at barcelona and at spurs and the tributes have already been coming in to him from the world of football and beyond. let us start with one of the latest from gary lineker. of course a football host now but a former england and spurs striker. he said this, dev

despite record profits last year he was down around 580 we mobilized 300 of that he spent down further fromm there that gives them a year, it may be two years of a run room on the rainy day fund that all came from selling oil and gas. so that is gone. the second thing is we do not see russia able to play in these sectors that are going to drive innovation and economic growth into the future. the areas of quantum mechanics, artificial intelligence, the energy transition including the new nuclear technologies that are coming on board. and senator your workbe on thisi really appreciate because russia entangles countries and these long-term networks of corruption with a generation long contracts we are now competing for those again and taking the sectors away from russia. that changes the long-term prospect from what it was. the results of all of this we anticipate russia gdp will be at least 20% smaller by 2030 then it would be a putin had not started this war. it is a long term strategic loss for him and it creates a great opportunity for us in a number of important sectors. >> thank you. sena

it's come fromm somewhere where it would be a productive use to the use basically fomenting of war andcontinuing a war. >> no, that's not the choice in front of us, senator, ellipsoid that you feel, that's the way you want to frame it. the choice in front of us is do we invest in the capacities that allow this wereis to be one? those include capacities in energy, , and defense come in i.t., included speedy the original question, let's get away from funding the armaments people. i'm not for that. the region the question is what you doing to develop an offramp? when i listen to your presentation sounds like the department of war. i don't hear the department of diplomas in front of me. where are the diplomats? is anybody talk about negotiation? do you really believe that russia out that ukraine's going to push russia out of, outage ukraine? that when you push them out of crimea, push him out of the east and zelensky's position we will not negotiate to their gone from ukraine is viable and the stockinette be some negotiation before hand? if you believe that though, the meatgrinder continue

most of the increases result from trading and derivative activities and operational risks associated fromm nonlending activities. >> okay, soth the lo babieses fr the big bank ceo's claim that capital standards would hurt lending which just isn't true but where are the lobbyists for the american people. if we don't get tougher capital requirements thehe next time there's a problem it's taxpayers who will beh forced to pick up the slack. as i read the new capital standards, they apply, for example, to trading in risky financial products like derivatives, they also apply to things like operational riskses for fraud or processing, where. vice chair barr, have big banks ever lost money on risky financial products and activities? >> yes, senator, they have. in the worst quarter of the financial crisis, banks lost $38 billion from the losses. >> okay. >> what about operational risks, have big banks lost money because of those? >> unfortunately banks have lost significant, rogue trading activity related illegal sales practices, missiling sales practicesth in retail brokerage and otherwise. >> tha

. >> welcome back and i have a key race alert foror you fromm the commmmonwealth o of kentuckyky.u look, the votes are coming in from the eastern part of kentucky and attorney general daniel cameron, the republican who is challenging the incumbent democrat daniel cameron, is 814 votes ahead. he has 57.2% of the vote. the incumbent democratic governor, andy beshear, has 42.7% of the vote. we don't even know what percentage of the vote is this is going to represent because the votes, the polls are still open in the western part of the state. this is just a little bit of the vote and just a little shaving of it. but this is the vote that we have in as of right now. let's go to mississippi now, another governor's race where a democrat named pressley is hoping to shake up the governor's race and unseat the republican governor. there tate reeves. diane gallagher is covering all the action she is in jackson, mississippi. and diane, the king elvis is he actually playing any sort of role in this race? >> i can tell you that the democratic candidate, brandon pressley, has not shied away from ment