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gerry: tammy people are so easily offended. are supposed to be institutions, universities, media organizations dedicated to the very idea of free really seemed to be run by people who take offense and actually went to block people and stop people from expressing free speech if they don't like it. >> that stopped a generation ago at least. maybe a generation and a half ago a mission in the academy that is now pouring out the journalist, the lawyers, the business people have been teaching marxist frameworks. the idea of the critical race theory a multitude of other critical theories that are based in this dynamic of victimhood, punishment, moving things socially that should be the core of what they should be concerned about. we thought it would stay in the academy but it didn't. it clearly flowed out like a cancer into these other industries where the industries and universities send them out too. you see it mostly in public what is happening at media it is and are faced mostly pretty we also be concerned about what is happening

gerry: hello.the wall street journal at large, inflation surging, interest rate soaring markets in freefall plus the plot we are the ones paying the price. plus, more oil please? after two years of treating saudi arabia like a pariah in telling u.s. oil companies they're destroying the planet the biden frustration is now going to beg the saudi's for more oil and scolding u.s. companies for not doing more to help. yes, it does all make sense somewhere. plus, democrats biden crisis the present poll numbers hit new lows as he really going to run again in two years? or his party arty seeking replacement? donald trump what a proxy for generally six riots? congressional investigators cannot seem to make up their minds. we'll be discussing all this and work kimberly straw so the wall street journal and chris bedford of the federalist. but first, are you better off today than you were four years ago? that is the killer question ronald reagan asked american voters in 1980 after four years of jimmy carter's

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gerry? >> i he, neil. look, the ink isn't even dry on the fed's statement and j.p. morgan chase and the fifth third bank raising their prime rates. the games have begun. if you have variable rate debt, you'll get clobbered. if you have a credit card, an adjustment mortgage, you'll get hit here. listen. >> we're getting into a stiffer head wind. it's just tougher and tougher to make any head way on paying down that balance over time. >> the hardest hit people are those with credit card debt. we've seen credit card debt scale up to $841 billion. a new high. we got that news this week. those folks will see the rates rise over the next one to two billing cycles. so the thing to do here, if you're carrying that debt over month to month is to pay it down as quickly as you can and get one of those low rate transfer cards so that you can give yourself shelter while rates go higher. there's also mortgages. adjustable rate mortgages are going higher here. so mortgage options here, we've seen 30-year fixed rates at 5.23%. the five-year arm is almost a percentage lower. the adj

not for senator tester, not for gerry moran.n but for the veterans of america who served our nation admirably. did what they were asked to do an encounter things that should not have encountered that have lasted the consequences of which have lasted throughout their lives. we are hill here to fulfill a commitment and a promise. we begin that we move forward on that today. i yield the floor. >> the senator from montana for a quick thank you president. iat want to thank senator moran for his comments but i did not hear everything he had to say but one of the things he said was we may not be the most important people in this process in your one 100% correct. we are simply the conduit that was utilized to get this bill put into law. there are way, way too may be able to think on this legislation. and i am going to get to thatol and also get a bunch of folks and i apologize right now. but the truth is we, today the united states senate today has the opportunity to make history by passing the sgt first class keith robinson honoring ou

gerry baker, host of wall street journal at large on fox business and joins us now.lly something to watch, thoughts on the spiking mortgage rates. >> it's a multiple assault, really, on american families. you've seen the big increase in mortgage rates as you have said, probably going to go higher, squeezing a lot of people, anybody thinking of buying a home is rethinking. gas prices at record levels, and on top of all that, you've got the rate of inflation, hitting almost 9% in this country. wages are rising, but only about 5%. so, average families in this country are seeing a cut in their take-home, their actual spending money, spending money that they -- income that they have. a cut week after week after week, it's, i'm sorry to say, but it's going to get worse. >> sandra: housing affordability is obviously going down while inflation continues to go up. that is bringing about great risk of entering a recession, if we are not already in one. the "r" word is thrown around a lot, although the white house as you saw on president biden's latest interview does not think

gerri willis has more from new york.this drug that eradicated rectal tumors in 100% of the patients tested. results of the six-month trial were made public sunday at the annual meeting of encology in chicago. the drug is one of the new class of cancer meds that they use the body's own immune system to fight cancer. it's notable the trial was very small. just 14 patients participating. but none needed planned follow up care like chemo, radiation, surgery. while the group was diverse, all of the patients had the same abnormality, which prevented the body from repairing mutations. it's called mismatch repair did efficiency. the patients will continue to be closely monitored to make sure the tumors don't recur or spread. the study's authors say it could be utilized for patients with other tumors like pancreas, stomach, bladder if the patients have the same abnormality. when the author presented her findings sunday morning, the room broke into applause. tears emerging as the audience read the findings. 100% clinical complete

you ask, hold on our gerry to reverse that decision with brussels urging dialogue to resolve the dispute. meanwhile, the spanish foreign minister has called a mutual respect between all countries in the region. well, that's another. so for an equality of states, not interference in internal affairs. mutual respect, mutual benefit for our 2 countries. it is under these premises that we want to have the best relationship as possible without area, like we have with the rest of our neighbors as her last ticket in spain was the former colonial power in western sahara until the area was unexplained rocco and $975.00 since then, how gerry and neighboring morocco have had 10 discussions over the status of the region. the diplomatic stand off continued until $991.00. when the 2 countries reached an agreement for a referendum to be held and the implementation of a un box buffer zone will last that agreement, morocco has controlled the majority of western sahara, spain backflow codes or autonomy plans for western sahara, while algeria oppose it unsafe the region should be completely independence. e

[applause] he ran cia for two years, gerry 2021. among the many things he did he was my boss. notf sure you loved every day that you look so much younger and better now that you are out of that job. >> i feel better to let's talk about the world. i thought a place to begin with something that happened last week. secretary of state kissinger your predecessor spoke at davos, world economic forum and said we need to be careful about ukraine. we need not to push too hard. russia is a great power we need to be respectful of it. is that good advice for the president? how is the president doing on ukraine? [laughter] >> oh my goodness. first of all thank you all for having me here. [applause] i made some really good decisions is secretary of state i made some less though. one of the first things i did as i needed elliott to be part of my team. either way you should know it was not without personal political cost to bring him onto the team. but i got that one right bless you elliott you served america. elite would never miss a moment momo thought totally out of eileen often give us of

stuart: i knew i liked you, gerri.nator rick scott, the wall street journal kim strassel, arizona attorney general mark brnovich and seattle guy jason r antz, the 10:00 hour of "varney" is next. ♪ .. stuart: good morning. it is 10:00 eastern, wednesday, june 22nd. look at the market. we started the day with a 400 point loss. we are down 180 points, the nasdaq down south to start the day, has moved up 6 points. this is intriguing, the 10 year treasury yield down $3.50, a lot of money is piling out of stocks going into bonds for safety. price of oil down. up $102 a barrel, that is 6% drop. bitcoin struggling to hold the $20,000 level. now this. a 2-pronged attack underway, fed chair powell world on capitol hill, cutting money printing. president biden drilling oil company executives demanding price cuts for oil and gas. with 8% inflation for consumers and 10% for business costs something must be done but don't expect a quick return to the good old days. it take long time to ring inflation out of the economy. voters don't

gerri thank you very very much, gerri willis.nly is tesla stock rising but a great deal of interest again in twitter, charlie gasparino following all of that. hey, charlie. charlie: yeah, and twitter stock is rising, neil and rising on a tweet i just put out that musk, according to bankers close to the matter, continues to spoke to them about figuring out some way to buy twitter that satisfies all parties. he wants essentially a lower price or to pay less money. twitter wants the 54.20 be put on the table recently, as you know the board of twitter just approved it. what we're hearing from bankers with direct knowledge of the matter, neil, is that they are exploring what they describe to me as creative financing options, to make this numbers work, and to satisfy both sides. now what those are, i don't have those details but you can just imagine. it's something where he pays less than what he wanted to pay at first, maybe you throw some debt in there, maybe some more equity partners, maybe a creative financing way to make this work

gerri: yeah, this is very emotional. you got that right, neil.ation initiative to cutoff school lunch funds for schools that deviate from federally-backed transgender policies, drawing heavy criticism and a lot of emotion today. the department of agriculture controls the purse strings on $14 billion in school lunch funds that feed 29 million children across the country every single day. many of them, of course low income. now the food and nutrition service saying this. a key temperature in advancing these principles is rooting out discrimination in any form, including discrimination based on sexual orientation, and gender identity. we must recognize the vulnerability of the lgbtq i plus communities but there are critics out there that say this initiative will hurt the people who can least afford it. listen. >> what it's ultimately doing is holding school lunch programs for needy children hostage through a woke sexual orthodoxy in practice in american public education, so the impact is going to be significant. gerri: in practice, she says, the pol

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i could probably get some -- some good stuff out of gerry adams.g. but if you want to go in there with your wee notebook, good luck to you. [ laughter ] i'm never living this down any time i -- i'm working at home, my wife will just, kind of, roll her eyes and say, "your wee notebook don't forget your wee notebook." [ laughter ] >> seth: that's very -- it's very unfair. >> yeah. >> seth: you know, you -- i -- you write nonfiction, but i feel like you write -- and again, you write, again, about big characters you know, you wrote about the sacklers in the opioid crisis. you wrote about the ira. it strikes me that one of the really effective ways you write is -- obviously, it's nonfiction, but it reads like a story. is that something that you set out to do? like, to create the characters in a way that almost feels like a novel? >> i'm so glad to you hear you say that if only because i -- i mean, that's very much by design i -- i grew up in a family, like, an irish-american family in boston where everybody's telling stories -- [ cheers ] alright! >> se

cheryl, back to you. >> cheryl: gerri, i agree with you on arms.on't think now is a good time to look at arms. you are absolutely right, thank you very much for that report. all right. well the fed's move will definitely impact real estate. we talked a lot about housing today. you want to watch the prime real estate block tonight, mansion global, that will be at 8:00 p.m. eastern time followed by new episodes of my show, american dream home, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. we're going to kentucky tonight by the way, during the whole hour, that's a good market. you can still get good deals in kentucky. you want to watch my show. well, the fed walking a tight rope between its mandate of bringing down inflation while not shoving the economy into >> not trying to induce a recession now, let's be clear about that. we're trying to achieve 2% inflation consistent with a strong labor market, that is what we're trying to do. let me talk about that sentence. clearly it is our goal to keep about 2% inflation while keeping labor market strong. cheryl: joining us with

and we won't be able to look into any of our new gerry lane going to go, but the good laddie, ha livelihood. and that of houses depends on the dia, states. many of which are looking at duff dines, make mo, joins us from the international st. if a tax and development mikka direction the i m f is going to step in in this case, and will it step in, in time before the economy disintegrates? it seems almost certain that it will step in. we are actually very close to an agreement between the government of sir lanka and the i m f. but the time scale is really emboldened to we're still talking olva weeks or 2 or 3 months maybe. and in the meantime, the government says sit on acute crisis, as you said, of the export revenue at the moment probably covers about half of the minimum in port needs for the basics, like fuel and food and medicines. so there is an acute gap here that has to be filled somehow in the next few weeks. what are your suggestions? house re lanka? going to fill that gap where we're talking about an enormous task. normally we are, i mean most official organizations take very underst

gerri, thank you very, very much. sure it will work out, gerri. fear not.ang, he travels the world, consolation research ceo. a good technology guy. i can't help but get your thoughts what is happening on the airline front. how these guys are just, going from bad to worse right now. it could be the pilot shortage. it could be the weather, a host of other things. all the customers know, hurry up and wait. how bad do you think this guests? >> it is pretty bad out there. when we think about it, this pilot shortage 7,080,000 pilots by end of the decade missing. we lost a lot of pilots due to early retirement because of vaccine requirements. we lost attendants down to vaccine requirements. even down to cleaning crews. i was on a red-eye from united. took 30 minutes delay to clean the plane. they had only two people cleaning the plane instead of tin. it is happening across the board inside of the airlines. neil: wow. stepping back, one thing to look at their stocks and thousand they're getting hit by all of this but it's a good inflection moment, that was the pro

it's all about the heat for the likes of our gerry us. we have a look at the 3 day for algiers. will be touching up to the mid thirty's, with plenty of sunshine on tuesday, just the trickle of rain edging into coastal areas of morocco. now we're going to see the thunderstorms intensify for the west of africa as well as more central areas such as south sudan and pretty fierce thunderstorms. expected to roll across here by the time we get into choose day. but farther south of this, it's a much quieter picture. however, there is a change to come for cape town, we've got some cold front pulling and bringing some disruptive conditions. and we are going to that rain roll east. by the time we get to choose day that she, whether ah, as the final 3 places at the feet, the will cut all decided will life from the playoffs will gather reaction from across the globe. as themes, this school counsel 2022. the world qualifies. special coverage on al jazeera ah.

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gerry: they're doing this precisely to whitewash it. it's propaganda that's it for this week my thanks to tammy bruce and josh will back next week with more commentary on the >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by jpmorgan asset management. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we got behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am hough, coming up, inflation, our stock market recovery, we will ask our bank of america strategist about your money now. there is no miracle obesity cure, or is there? two drugmakers could see wild sales growth. we begin with three things investors should be thinking about right now. inflation is surging again and investors are tandraing don't look to them. barron shows who is squeezing drivers. apple getting into buy now pay later. what it could mean for big tech investors on "barron's roundtable". my colleagues been levisohn, carleton english and alex, why the stock market has been so sleepy and then the dow slipped on a banana peel. inflation is the culprit. what can you tell me? ben: i

gerry: hello this without wall street journal at large democrats have a prime time tv investigation theer the 62021. in california and elsewhere seem more alarmed by the crimes in their own cities under the misrule of democratic leaders. joe biden said the economy's in great shape but surging inflation, excluding interest rates and tumbling markets all

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gerri willis with that and more big news.t, target is trying to romance investors as you say. the stock was higher earlier, flattish to down. the company boosting quarterly dividend by 20%. as can he cutout look, high inventories weighed on profit. 98 to 1.18 a share. 2.76% of the share price. campbell soup's shares were zooming higher earlier this morning after the company reported strong quarterly earnings driven by price increases, even as sales volumes fell 3%. now sales were up 9% year-over-year excluding a divestiture better than estimates and campbell raised its sales outlook for the full fiscal year. investors like that. retailer five below, trading lower after announcing first quarter sales up 7% year-over-year though comp store sales were down 3.%. ceo there, joel anderson saying, sales were softer than expected. so, lots of detail in these reports on what consumers are doing, neil. always interesting to read the tea leaves. neil: exactly. keep those investors coming if you can. at least don't lose them. thank you v

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gerry: hello.large, inflation surging, interest rate soaring markets in freefall plus the plot we are the ones paying the price. plus, more oil please? after two years of treating saudi arabia like a pariah in telling u.s. oil companies they're destroying the planet the biden frustration is now going to beg the