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gerry: hello, welcome to the "wall street journal at large".he speaker prosecution for donald trump is a looming indictment of the former president a grotesque injustice or a political gift to him or maybe both. with the manhattan district attorney seemingly ready to try to persuade a grand jury to indict trump this week we're going to take a look at the legal ramification but also assess what it means for his campaign for the presidency. now friends are always important in life but in politics the real secret to success is having the right enemies, you may not be a particularly good person but if the people against you are terrible and all the motivations, they will do more for you than any friend ever could. donald trump certainly seems to know how to pick his enemies, that is becoming clear as a former president awaits to be possibly indicted in your courtroom. as the media as usual drooling with excitement this a be the first criminal prosecution in well over a century for many enemies it is a glorious cinematic moment they have been yearni

gerry: that is a question for a specific analyst.t this stage, rely on the fact regulations have changed dramatically in europe. at1 was only allowed since the crisis. there is capital to ensure viability of credit suisse for an extended period. the interconnectedness of the system is important but probably not right now and there is a playbook for resolving these issues from 50 years ago. the ptsd reaction in markets is overblown at this stage but it is causing volatility short-term. guy: how will the economic data evolve? in europe, there is more reliance on banking than the u.s. what tends to happen is that lending status tightens, thanks get more cautious -- banks get more cautious and will tighten the screws more quickly. how do you plug in that rate of change story? are we going to see economic downturn earlier and will it be more significant? gerry: earlier and faster probably the skew to the distribution versus base case scenario. europe still sits in the middle. it is recovering at the moment. let's assume we get slowdown la

gerry, look, we're out of same. gerry, look, we're out of the eu.l to do really well. we are jolly well going to have to make the best of it, but actually, in my view, and those of economists, including your own economist, liam halligan , well, actually do liam halligan, well, actually do better out of the eu than , if we better out of the eu than, if we were constrained within it, because there are other deals we've done as well, a medicine zone, other stuff we would never have been permitted to do because eu rules prevented that from happening and crucially michael, this is not a political deal michael, this is not a political deal. it's about free trade. so no loss of sovereignty . that's no loss of sovereignty. that's right. and that's what we wanted with the eu. gosh how long ago was it i voted join the common market, whatever it was 25. the referendum body 75. the referendum body 75. the referendum . of 1975. i don't referendum. of1975. i don't believe i'm that old. but anyway yes, she just about voted for it because it made sense . but you be

fox business correspondent gerri willis joins us now. good to see you, ainsley. >> ainsley: he goes on tiktok. banned from tiktok. 12 days later the owner of tiktok goes to capitol hill he is grilled and they ask him about it. they say why was he banned? and then someone slips him a note and says no, is he reinstated now. >> his story flies in the face of that ceo's testimony, right? there really is an issue here. why do we know that? because many, many other countries in the world have already banned tiktok. i mean, pakistan, india, the eu. you name it. we are one of the last to the table to try to do this. and the time to get on this is real security risk. >> we also wanted to talk to but fox nation. you have a new show called real tough women. just trailblazers. show a clip and talk about it on the other side. >> >> we can see the eyes of the enemy. and we are well within range of their weapon system. wait, wait, wait. did you say you could see eyes of the enemy? >> oh, absolutely. so, yes, we get very close. i have seen -- can you ma

just to piggy back on what jir j gerri. >> i like what he said.ith an x mr. tive. he called for mass firings at stanford. i want to see more of that. i think judge duncan might be considered for a supreme court appointment. >> if they would let him speak. >> exactly. that's how you deal with these people. you don't cod he coddle them, i appreciate you sharing your truth, thank you for sharing your concern. i think you should shut up, i don't think you should be admitted to the bar in california and i admire judge duncan for his take. >> kayleigh, since you went to law school what's changed in a way that just dialoguing now is not allowed? >> it changed because our society coddles anyone that's a victim. saw it on my law school campus. you're a victim, we'll cod he will you. we saw this dean coddling the kids. they said if you have a problem and are effected, go to this dean and she will counsel you. they're encouraging kids to go to her. akin to the oscar's saying will smith is available as an emotional support coach. it is so sad. one of the most

anyway, gerry . morning. gerry says when gerry. morning. gerry says when itook gerry. morning.magine the examiner is naked. i instructor said, imagine the examiner is naked . i couldn't examiner is naked. i couldn't stop laughing during my test, but i passed first time. oh that might work. well, clearly it does, gerry. clearly it does . does, gerry. clearly it does. yeah.i does, gerry. clearly it does. yeah. i must have missed a trick there. 2 to 3 times past my test. i'll barely pass that. that's going to be. i remember doing a reverse around a corner, but not to do that was wrong. but that was my manoeuvre that i had do. and i scraped the had to do. and i scraped the tight time. joking. yeah, tight time. you're joking. yeah, we sat there in silence. it i just hear the scrape, and i was like, oh, no, that must be an automatic they still automatic fail. they still passed just like, can't passed me. it's just like, can't see woman again. no, it see this woman again. no, it can't say oh, here's one can't say over. oh, here's one for do you get asked for you. do you get asked ques

gerry baker following it closely.s and how you very eloquently wrote about this this morning and his message, it's about these accomplishments and what ef done. less so about a narrative including donald trump. donald trump will say heck, it's more than a narrative. when i was president, i reduced regulations and taxes. but you're looking at where this race stands now. explain how that desantis approach could work. >> yeah, it is -- thanks for having me, neil. it's a contest, a fascinating contest, the likes of which we haven't seen before assuming desantis does run. that's why i say in my column, a story of achievement accomplish meant on all of the issues that donald trump cares about, which is rolling back the woke agenda, freeing up the economy. all of the things that desantis will say he's done, but he has a record of accomplishment about donald trump's narrative that we saw on display in cpac, which is summed up by the very memorable remark about him being your retribution. i'm your retribution. you're right. pe

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. >> welcome to the "wall street journal at large" i am james freeman emperor gerry baker. history has been made in america this week and probably not something we can look back on with pride manhattan democratic district attorney has recycle the case rejected by other prosecutors in may donald trump indicted on thursday the first former u.s. president to face terminal charges the specific allegations from da alvin bragg aren't public yet but the case is likely an attempt to turn a dubious misdemeanor case of allegedly false record-keeping into a federal crime like claiming money to buy the silence of an alleged mistress constitutes campaign spending. trump is expected to turn himself in early next week though he denied any wrongdoing for the implications are buried and terrible for the country it's not clear if democrat to support the case want to see trump on trial because they want him to be the republican presidential nominee again or because they don't this is a big question for 2024 will criminal charges drive voters away from trump will bring them into his corner. we

gerri willis is here.king, are we headed for a lot harder downturn here with recession? is this a soft landing? is it gotting rocky? >> feels like it's getting rocky to me. doesn't help that the president just introduced a budget that will mean there will be more spending this coming year at a time that inflation has been rising. seems this is ill timed in the extreme. they want higher corporate taxes, higher taxes on individuals making $400,000 or more. add those things together, you don't want them happening at the same time that the economy is pausing. >> we have the numbers. a 25% minimum tax on bill ordinaries. the individual rate goes up if you make over $400,000 a year. so there's a lot -- >> 39.7% from 37%. so it's a real penalty out there. i think the way people feel about this is, you know, look, we're trying to combat what is clearly a slowing economy. don't spend more money. don't tax us more because, you know, we're the patient waiting to go into recovery. hopefully we get there soon. we don't

let's bring in gerri willis and lydia hu who have been covering this.ead a larger chunk of this to butt it in context. this piece was written today in "time." he leads research at the machine intelligence research institute, considered one of the founders of ai. he says we're not going to bridge the gap -- he said we don't need to just talk about it. we need to shut it down globally. here's why. he says it took more than 60 years between when the notion of artificial intelligence was notioned and study. solving safety of super human intelligence could take at least half that long. the thing about trying this with super human intelligence is that if you get it wrong on the first try, you don't learn from your mistakes because you're dead. it does sound funny. alice is laughing on the set. is this funny or is this deadly? lydia? >> you know, we have at the business network talked to many experts on this. no one has raised the concern that it's going to kill us off. they have raised more concerns that it will replace us in the job market and that's a very

maria: it's a spending problem, gerri. thanks very much. gerri willis with the details on the biden budget. thank you so much. it it is time for the word on wall street, top inesters watching your money. joining me now, dennis garth man, payne capital management president, ryan payne. thank you for being here. dennis, kicking things off with you, with a market that is rolling over again this morning, dow industrials down another 100 points right now on top of yesterday's big selloff. major banks lost billions in market value after technology lender silicon valley bank financial group fell 60% at the you highs on news the company completed a sale of its $21 billion bond portfolio. stock is down another 43% right now. investors are worried about the clients of svb. they are startups and venture capital firms who are laying off workers. the four biggest banks combined lost $52 billion in market value yesterday. dennis, what do you make of this bank selloff? >> it's something that we have to pay severe attention to, this is going to get worst.

gerri willis, thank you for that live report. i've got an expert with me right now.sident biden's tax plans and the budget just part of a proposal, not been passed into law. but there are some changes that have already taken effect that's going to impact your returns which are due on april 18th. the 15th is a saturday, and then the 17th is a federal holiday, if that makes you feel any better. [laughter] joining me now with what you need to know, jackson hewitt tax service senior vice president, mark siever. it's good to have you here. >> very exciting time on all fronts. cheryl: exciting is one word. what do we really need to know? >> it's a complicated year. there were tax law changes, the expiration of the pandemic benefits, smaller child credits, smaller employee benefit -- deferred tax credits, a lot of things went back to the pre-pandemic amounts. but that's on top of life changes which are still the inherent every year, getting married, going back to school, side gigs, having children, and that's on top of people working from from different locations, different

gerri willis with details this morning. gerri. >> good morning, maria. deadly fungus have tripled in the u.s. from 2019 to 2021, the fungus was discovered 15 years ago in japan. it's infected over 2,000 people in the u.s. just last year. it has mortality rate of 60%. and is risky to those with compromised immune systems. doctors saying it's mostly contracted in hospitals, seen in patients under long-term care. as of now it's been spotted in 35 states. french president emmanuel macron's government narrowly surviving a no confidence vote as a number of the national assembly tries to kill the president's contentious pension overhaul. that reform would raise the retirement age to 64 from 62. and as part of the french president's pro business agenda, he says the only way to save france's costly pension system without raising taxes or running up the national debt is raising that retirement age. the move has brought on violent vieprotests. he faced more than a dozen no confidence votes since last april. amazon confirming it will take another 9,000 job cuts addi

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their time gerry fowler. >>> consumer prices in china cooled on the month in february and 1% higher on the year. it was the lowest rise in 12 months factory prices continue to decline. core annual inflation rose by less than the previous month amid weak domestic demand. sam filed this report. >> writing some doubts about the pace of the recovery d despite e lunar new year there were some seasonal factors, but economists say it raises questions about the recovery of the economy with other data saying it is holding up well. core inflation fell to 0.6% pointing to weak domestic demand which china is counting on to mitigate slow exports. despite the readings this time around, there is still an expectation with sticker prices rebounding in the coming months as china transitions to learning to live with the virus it is not expected to reach the levels we have seen in other economies and that should continue to give the pboc more room to use more tools at the china factory sector with economists putting this down to slower activity after the lunar new year holiday i'm sam baddas in singapo

gerry how important is the cab rank rule to the charges being pulled?one simple question. he's left as you can. well, has he done crime of course he hasn't. has julian moved on? crime? of course. thank you. but these people, these 120 people who before choosing to prosecute, ever prosecuted ? no. prosecute, ever prosecuted? no. it's a publicity . you got it. it's a publicity. you got it. absolutely right. i have. i prosecute . i defend. and prosecute. i defend. and i defended some of the most appalling and murderers that you could possibly imagine because it's my job. everyone deserves a trial. everyone process. it is not for me to judge . it is for not for me to judge. it is for the jury to judge. and these people are under the whole rule law. isn't this really important ? because if the barrister has to judge the morality of the defendant then acts fully innocent defendants will get representation . the barrister representation. the barrister will say this crime so horrible, i am not going be a representative. what barristers are saying collectively i

it is smart, targeted legislation, and gerry connolly for his chief co-sponsorship as well. this legislation clearly states that the p.r.c. is no longer a developing country and that the united states should seek to ensure that any future treaty, convention, or organizations we are part of do not treat the p.r.c. as one. the world must stop allowing the p.r.c. to sipon benefits from -- siphon benefits from other nations by taking advantage of an outdated and inaccurate developing country status. i urge support of the legislation and reserve. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman reserve? mr. smith: reserve, yes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. wild: mr. speaker, i have no further requests for time and i am prepared to close if the other side has no further speakers. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. wild: i yield myself such time as i may consume for the purpose of closing. the speaker pro tempore: the gent

gerry hayes. wouldn't mind raising this topic you if i could. gerry hayes . as you if i could.o say that his to stop the boats within the commons will will not legally legally effective it's not legally fit for purpose. what's your view? can rishi sunak stop the boats ? can rishi sunak stop the boats? answers we don't know. we really don't know. and again, i keep on repeating this because people don't seem to get it that the european of human rights european court of human rights only to parliament take only says to parliament take account of lots of advisory. it's advice. all right. can we ignore it? yes, because other eu member states ignore the echr all the time , don't they? of all the time, don't they? of course they do. so we do remember prisoners rights to vote no. yeah but what happened ? absolutely nothing. so you said we have to exit the convention on human rights, not you look terrible. russia did it all. these other people did it. and it was. well on. it was actually drafted by british lawyers. it supported by winston and which went like, you know, the right to have

gerry hayes. wouldn't mind raising this topic you if i could. gerry hayes . as you if i could.is to stop the boats within the commons will will not legally legally effective it's not legally fit for purpose. what's your view? can rishi sunak stop the boats ? can rishi sunak stop the boats? answers we don't know. we really don't know. and again, i keep on repeating this because people don't seem to get it that the european of human rights european court of human rights only to parliament take only says to parliament take account of lots of advisory. it's advice. all right. can we ignore it? yes, because other eu member states ignore the echr all the time , don't they? of all the time, don't they? of course they do. so we do remember prisoners rights to vote no. yeah but what happened ? absolutely nothing. so you said we have to exit the convention on human rights, not you look terrible. russia did it all. these other people did it. and it was. well on. it was actually drafted by british lawyers. it supported by winston and which went like, you know, the right to have a fair tria

well hang on a minute, gerry. you're a very very distinguished barrister.s parliament. and ask the straight question of who know very distinguished and people who look at parliamentary . has anyone ever found to have been guilty , recklessly been guilty, recklessly misleading parliament in the history of parliament the mother of all parliaments? the answer is resolute. no, it doesn't exist as a as as a as a category of offence and there is no precedent. it's not erskine's. it's this is that is cooked up this committee as something where they might be able to find something. we don't even know quite what that means. something. we don't even know quite what that means . the something. we don't even know quite what that means. the real thing and you're a criminal barrister is, you commit the act. enough. that's act. that's not enough. that's act. that's not enough. that's act. rest. did act. just rest. did you knowingly the act knowingly commit the act and after months hours of after months and hours of questioning a investigation, the sue gray . there's not a

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thank you so much, gerri willis. pricing in a quarter point hiking with a 15% chance of no hike at all. we'll hear from the federal reserve chairman jay powell the afternoon at 2:30 p.m. eastern following the decision. joining us now to weigh in is chief economist and america first policy institute senior fellow, joe lavorgna many is -- is here. what do you think the fed does? >> no move -- >> oh. >> -- nqt, highlight the fact if things change or evolve the way we expect, we could go back to rate hikes in may because don't forget they've got the forecast they can give us. the worst thing they could do is heighten rates because the fed caused the problem we have. money left the banking system, went to money market funds raising rates only further exacerbates that problem. and by the way, spreads aren't coming in, so the mortgage market -- all the guide posts are there. maria: how about just admitting the fact that you're back to easing in all of those efforts last week to help the banking sector, to me, looked like qu

. >> gerry in palm beach, florida set aside alive in florida republican line, go ahead. >> good morninghow are you guys doing? kimberly you've got this morning. just want to base and let everyone know me as a florida voter i am a staunch trump supporter. the way i see it is trump, after everything he has been through in the deep state and whatnot he deserves his other four years for the way i see it desantis ir in the future. and i wouldn't vote for desantis because wasn't going to be my government but it also want him to be present in the future, thank you. >> is something i hear a lot from florida voters actually. i'm here in florida to i'm down in miami. they sort of say hang on a second is it really has turned? let's keep government desantis here a little bit longer. as a reporter i cover a lot of trump rallies. talk to onk voters. something i hear a lot. one of things i hear more when i go to other states is there are concerns among some republican voters former president trump might not p be electable he lost in 2020. that's why you hear governor desantis saying for example in pie

gerry: they can't let go, this is a problem hundreds of thousands of people coming across the border and vaccinated that seems to be fine but can't let go of the control and they need to have over one tennis player that clearly represents a threat to nobody other than his opponents on the court. that is it important for this week my great thanks to katie pavlich and christopher bedford will be back nex >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. jack otter: welcome arron's ro get behind the headlines and preparing for the week ahead. matt favor names his favorite investments for the next we 10 years. lawmakers in the biden administration budding heads over funds that way climate risks and other concerns should be allowed in retirement plans. we take a closer look at esg investing. we begin with three things investors ought to be thinking about. stocks were clobbered after jerome powell's hawkish testimony to congress at a jump in a key bond yield. will inflation fever break? regulars take control of silicon valley bank, the biggest bank collapses, the global financial crisis

gerri willis, thank you for that that live report.ans get hit by higher car prices, the loans, they might turn to bank withs like huntington bank shares for a loan, and the regional bank can certainly be impacted by what jerome powell says before the senate banking and house financial services committees over the next two days. we're going to be getting the fed chair's testimony there. president and ceo joins me now in a fox business exclusive and, steve, i think, first, let's start with powell. you know, we expect to get the mirror statement, he'll give his opening remarks, the same on tuesday and wednesday, but what do you think it is that he needs to telegraph to the u.s. investor and also to bank executives like yourself? >> well, i think he's going to talk about higher for longer interest rates and that we can expect to see a number of increases yet this year as they work on inflation as the number one priority, try to bring that down closer to 2%. and with that they'll also be trying to orchestrate a soft landing, and we're seei

gerry: well, we've only total end of this week's show. thank you very much, indeed, to the mark ten or and richard fowler for joining me. i'll be back next week with more commentary on and interviews on the "wall street journal at large." enjoy >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. jack otter: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. coming up, with bank stocks battered and depositors anxious, will the fed still raise interest rates next week? i am asking market strategist lori calvo sena. who's to blame for a two of the largest bank failures in us history and where do we go from here? we begin as always with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. after a wild week for bank stocks, bonds, and bailouts, how safe are your investments? out about your savings deposits? a nationwide tiktok band could be booming, not superhigh on my list of concerns, but what does it mean for the rest of social media and planning a summer vacation? yes, please she

well hang on a minute, gerry. you're a very very distinguished barrister.rliament. and ask the straight question of who know very distinguished and people who look at parliamentary . has anyone ever found to have been guilty , recklessly been guilty, recklessly misleading parliament in the history of parliament the mother of all parliaments? the answer is resolute. no, it doesn't exist as a as as a as a category of offence and there is no precedent. it's not erskine's. it's this is that is cooked up this committee as something where they might be able to find something. we don't even know quite what that means. something. we don't even know quite what that means . the something. we don't even know quite what that means. the real thing and you're a criminal barrister is, you commit the act. enough. that's act. that's not enough. that's act. that's not enough. that's act. rest. did act. just rest. did you knowingly the act knowingly commit the act and after months hours of after months and hours of questioning a investigation, the sue gray . there's not a shr