holmes: when i fought gerry cooney, he was the number-one contender. dings ] announcer: in the blue corner, introducing "gentleman" gerry cooney. the basic reason for this multimillion-dollar extravaganza is that just as blacks identify with heroes like muhammad ali, white people occasionally invest in a gerry cooney. i think it's fair to say that this impulse is more racial than racist. but that impulse has projected gerry cooney into this rich opportunity despite the fact that he's never faced a legitimate contender and that he hasn't fought anyone for more than a year. holmes: i'm the champ, and you got a white guy coming in here and trying to take over my position. you see, i became the enemy. shake hands. now, let's get it on! gonna be a good fight. holmes: they wanted gerry to win. i was the underdog. but it did sell tickets. how much money do you think las vegas made that night? that's how you look at it. announcer: right-hand. holmes knows he has his man in trouble. then another right-hand. and that eye's really opened up. combinations of punch

he's and gerry hayes. who is he? he's and gerry hayes. who is he? joke. >> this is a joke. >> i'll leave. i'll leave gerry's comment until he speaks in a minute. now moving on. last week, it was revealed that the house of commons and lords diversity roles were paying as much as £70,000 a year. but which would put you? we should put you in the top 10% of earners in the uk. however, esther mcvey , the common sense esther mcvey, the common sense minister and former gb news presenter, has promised to scrap all so—called woke whitehall jobs. so could this finally put the matter to rest ? i'm joined the matter to rest? i'm joined now by, as you heard before, my panel barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. gerry to you first, given you want to get involved so quickly in our programme , so quickly in our programme, what's wrong with rainbow lanyards? >> what rainbow is rainbow lanyards? absolutely nothing. what is wrong when you pay someone £150,000 to deal with completely daft things , the completely daft

without meaning to, gerry will perform brilliantly.in as if from a cornucopia, but gerry’s strength in treating work as an art, for each person who is to be brought to light, he comes up with a special image, studying the psychological portrait of the suspect. everything is going as planned better until gerry meets. beauty madison, who dreams of getting rid of her tyrant husband. a relationship with this girl will drag the master of disguise into the trap of a conflict of interest. the script is based on a true story about a texas police officer who worked. covered more than sixty criminals, but linklater would be betraying himself if he decided to make a simple biopic. the director subtly reworked the story, mixed reality with fiction, and the result was an original product that surprises with its wit and magnetism. ask about the guy with the gun. he flinched and left. i ran away and that was the last time i saw him. who's that guy? what did the gun pull out? what was his name? ah... i don’t know, do you know what your name was? i don

also joining us is gerri willis, also kennedy and also fox news contributor paul mauro. there is a lot to go over here but i want to start with this appeal decision from the first appellate division on the gag order i have it right here. >> kayleigh: let me sum this up, we have a picture politifact, this is michael cohen, what is he wearing? he is wearing a shirt depicting the former president donald trump behind bars. so he can wear this on tiktoker talk all about the trials but donald trump cannot respond. this is what they found, donald trump's documented speech is demonstrated will -- i am wondering what the functioning of a national presidential election of one of which they serial with a gag order that is inextricable from the d.c. case. this child has a direct bearing on a presidential election where free speech and political speech should be at its penultimate level but no, according to the appellate division he cannot speak. >> paul: of course political speech is your articulate, remember something else as well, while the jury is not sequestered they have been i

donnie o'sullivan: gerry lives at the foot of the superstition mountain range in arizona. she says the intimidation that forced her to quit her job was fueled by misinformation. some of the stuff you just said there about what people believe hacking through a power outlet, everything else. geraldine roll: nonsensical. donnie o'sullivan: people watching want to say, you know what? they're just stupid. they're just stupid people. but it's never been like this before. geraldine roll: it never has been like this before. and it's not stupidity. what they are saying is nonsensical. no, they're not stupid people, but they have a drive and an agenda. and so they will craft that message to serve their own purposes. and they really don't care about truth or integrity. they just want the outcome, their outcome. i think that's it. donnie o'sullivan: so why all this hate? why all this vilification of you? geraldine roll: i wish i knew. i really don't know. i just know that i became a target. and i began to feel very unsafe. man (on phone): y'all will end up in gallows. are you even hum

gerri, how are you?: larry, i got to tell you, it was subpar cooler than expected inflation numbers sending those stocks higher. all three major averages in record territory. we have the dow up 349 points, the s&p up 61, the nasdaq higher by 231, 1.4% there. the bls reporting month-over-month inflation rising .3 of, 3.4% year-over-year. higher than expectations. core inflation rose 3.6%. that is the lowest level in three years. while the numbers is better, cpi inflation is up 19.3% since biden took office. retail sales data sharply below expectations. sales were lower than expectations in march. americans spent more for gas and food and less for guess what, big-ticket items, larry back to you. larry: thank you, gerri willis. for more, steve forbes, forbes media editor-in-chief, steve moore, "moore money" on abc radio. steve moore, real hourly earnings, weekly average earnings continue to decline under mr. biden as gerri willis said, level of cpi has increased by nearly 20% since he was inaugurated. i wan

gerry: they are working on more than 30 drugs.relying on this technology that they believe in. one of the most ambitious parts of their pipeline is cancer treatments. they have promising data on the melanoma vaccine, the most advanced cancer treatment. it could be a lucrative opportunity for them if it works out. katie: if it works out. that is a big if. we have promising data but in terms of actually getting a product to the market, how far away with something like that be? gerry: moderna, their are substeps they have to take with their melanoma vaccine. they have to complete a new manufacturing facility in the suburbs of boston. it is not imminent but their investors are certainly very -- watching very closely the progress with their programs. katie: i feel like moderna comes under some fire for spending a lot of money. i feel like a drug company has to spend a lot of money on development. gerry: they are spending over $4 billion on research and development. from moderna's perspective, they believe in mrna technology. their ceo

alter journal editor at large gerry baker joins us now.t down i said it is almost surreal that here we are waiting on the verdict of a former u.s. president sitting trial for 6 weeks and counting now. >> gerry: i'm not going to make any judgment about anything we have heard were the lawyers, i trust and respect have sent this trial has been very strange and lots of ways including the judge's summing up and charged with the jury. i'm not a lawyer. i can't speak about that. what i do know a little bit about his politics and legal applications. i find this very, very worrying because holistic -- let's take what little is now. let's suppose trump is convicted. let's suppose he is found guilty. the conviction will certainly have an effect on some voters and they may decide not to vote for him and he loses the election narrowly in november. and then the appeals court in new york will ultimately have the federal supreme court comes up and actually overturns the four and says, no, this was -- this trial was proudly held, what is going to happen? t

will perform brilliantly, assignments from the department will pour out of a cornucopia, but gerry’s art, he comes up with for each person who has to be exposed a special image, studying the psychological portrait of the suspect. everything is going as planned better until harry meets the beautiful madison, who dreams of getting rid of her tyrant husband. a relationship with this girl will drag the master of disguise into a trap. conflict of interest. the script is based on a true story about a texas police officer who, working undercover, exposed more than sixty criminals. however, linklater would be betraying himself if he decided to make a simple biopic. the director subtly reworked the story, mixed reality with fiction, and the result was an original product that surprises with its wit and magnetism. ask about the guy with the gun. the raist collapsed and fell. i ran away and that was the last time i saw him. who's the guy that pulled out the gun, what was his name? i don’t know, do you know what your name was? yes, i don’t know, we were just dancing together. the genre variety o

gerri willis looking at it. buy stone scowled stick and dow hits a 40,000 milestone for the first time and s&p and nasdaq hitting all time free time and s&p down 11 and down 44 and they turned around a bit and good news and they beat on the top and bottom line and shares of wal-mart jumping 7% on the new 6.99 and dow closed for the first time over 40,000 and the move from 30,000 to 40,000 was led by goldman sachs, microsoft, united health and caterpillar, very diverse group and in addition to earnings, luke warm cpi inflation data released yesterday that stoked enthusiasm and stoking the trade and pricing a 68% chance of first rate cut in september. bond yields are lifting off six-week lows. larry, back to you. larry: great stuff, gerri, appreciate it as always. all right, folks, phony cbo inflation report that cover up for harmful effects of bidenomics joining me now talking about it is art laffer, great art laffer. former reagan economist and we welcome back texas congressman and budget chairman jodie arringto

by harbouring this foreign troops or leasing of civil society groups and prominent statesmen in my gerry, a sense warning notice and its concerns were class years of us and french military interventions in africa didn't little to no good so the confidence about the move to potentially divert the government's attention and resources away from pollution . local agents like education, health care and infrastructure development. the latest development on a mid, any reason, resentment of western interference in africa. last to for us with true troops from shops following a government's demand. there is also a similar pattern with french troops in missouri for jennifer also. and how we can confirm the safe and orderly relocation of approximately 60 us forces from shad to germany where they will continue their work. this temporary step is part of an ongoing review of our security cooperation, which will resume after the may 6 presidential election. united states has been sending troops to africa for nearly 2 decades with affiliate aim of helping to combat terrorism for the police on and its let

while in my gerry, a high ranking officials and civil society groups assigned a joint, elected to the president that urging him not to host us in french forces. and there's widespread apprehension that the signing of the peg by nigeria with a wide range of implications for defense and internal security of the country, american and french troops were expelled because their presence did not serve any useful purpose. instead, they were using the defense bank, took care of surveillance operation senior regent to serve their geo political strategic interests. as a result of this expulsion, the gulf of guinea countries, especial nigeria are being pressured to compromise their sovereignty by harper and his foreign troops. i call eastern of civil society groups and prominent statesmen in my gerry, a sense is wanting notice and its concerns were class years of us and french military interventions in africa, didn't little to no good. so the confidence about the move could potentially divert the government's attention and resources away from source on local agents. like education, health care, a

gerri willis here with the details. >> reporter: charles, you got that right.he president to do the right thing for the u.s. economy, well it is down for president biden. look at this cratering, right? the bounce in confidence for jay powell at the start of the pandemic has also faded a lot too. take a look at this. this is just one train wreck happening here. it looks like some of this might be longer term decline in confidence in the federal reserve as an institution. now, inflation, most important financial problem amazing all americans although less for lower income households who are more worried about paying debts, health care costs and a lack of cash. get this, only 1% of upper income households are worried about cash. now a big reason for this is the two million dollars, two million dollars, being minted per minute, not month, not week, not hour, per minute by the treasury department which paid out a total of $89 billion last month. now this has created a conundrum for the fed. they can't cut-rates with rich folks spending but if they don't cut-rates ri

most intox advice, our research that molly ranch for my gerry, i was a reserve was 10 business. i mean, you can see the american presence in the territory of the republic of new jersey illegal. it violates all the constitutional and democratic rules which would require the solar and people, notably, so it's elected officials to be consulted on the installation of a, for an army and its territory. in recent months, us ties with south africa has also been trained by divided positions on these rally palestinian conflict. south africa has accused of washington to close. all i use all of committing genocide in gaza. in a case of the international court of justice. the us has rejected san plans and despite the blow, when dissatisfaction with washington policies and offered us believe it is the best partner for the confidence we think with the best we think we offer opportunities consistent with african style, ease of freedom and democracy. and so we want to be the partner that you choose to work with what all these words work more than similarly plaza and rhetoric. we gauge the opinio

yes, it's gerry , i'll is right. yes, it's gerry, i'll get you off. don't worry haz, even you, mr dolan. my friday feeling monologue is coming and lots of brickbats from gerry hayes on my friday friends. but first, the news headlines and sam francis. >> mark, thank you very much. and good evening to you. it's just after 8:00, a look at the headunes just after 8:00, a look at the headlines this hour. and first to israel, where the bodies of three people who were kidnapped by hamas from a music festival on october the 7th have been found by the military in gaza. the israeli defence forces have confirmed tonight that the bodies of those three hostages were discovered overnight last night, but didn't give any details of where they were found . israel's prime minister says their deaths are heartbreaking . their deaths are heartbreaking. among them was 22 year old shani luke, whose twisted . remains luke, whose twisted. remains were photographed on the back of a pickup truck. israel thinks about 100 hostages may still be alive, with another 30 thought to be

here to tell us why is our great expert and friend gerri willis. gerri, what today?t all, right? lots of worries about interest rates. let's start with the broader market. all three major averages down of interest rate fears, besides nvidia blowout results. nasdaq off by 65. economic data including hot manufacturing results causing investors to see the federal reserve sit on its hands longer than expected. that's pushing out expectations for a rate cut to november. investors now see only a 52% chance of a first rate cut coming in september. the ai chipmaker nvidia surging 8% after posting stronger than expected fiscal first-quarter earnings, announcing a 10 for one stock split. the stock topping 1000 bucks a share for the very first time. the company raising its earnings outlook. treasury yields moving higher on the news, 10-year yield approaching 4.5%. as i send it back to you, goldman sachs ceo saying no rate cuts this year. back to you. larry: i think he is own target. thank you, gerri willis. we appreciate that as always. let's bring in our distinguished experts.

gerrie nel: you know that the same happened to reeva's head. it exploded. have a look. he said to him, you look at this. you did this. you cannot escape from this. and it immediately completely unraveled mr. pistorius on the stand. john carlin: gerrie nel just kept saying, yes, but you knew it was her. and he'd say, no. and it was like some kind of shakespeare tragedy. he was just reduced to this sobbing, helpless person. and that was awful to watch. randi kaye: oscar was really unraveling on the stand, and it got so bad that the judge had to actually stop the court proceedings. randi kaye: the prosecutor relentlessly attacked him for claiming that reeva steenkamp did not make a sound. robyn curnow: he seemed to get himself tied up in knots. i have no other way of describing it, about where he was, why he was there, what he did first. and he started to look and sound like he was being evasive. after a week on the stand, oscar pistorius, i don't think, had done himself any favors. and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings.

thank you, gerri willis.erts and mike summers, president and ceo in the american institute and michael faulkender and former assistant treasury secretary and jackie deangeles, cohost of the big money show. jackie, i'm going to begin with you on the stock market. higher for longer. i think that's a key story here. >> the market's finally getting it; right, larry. you come on the show and we come on and talk about the data and there's no reason for the market to think it's going to get rate cuts this year. yet it's been very exuberant and congressmens from jamie dimon. larry: what's he say something >> we could see a hard landing after all and jerome powell didn't get this right and we'll be stuck in a state of stagflation. why the action is really important is because it separates ai out from the rest of the market is doing. ai is going to continue to move forward and we're in the very early innings of this and industries and going to necessarily make profits going for technology and sectors and retail and fro

yes, it's gerry , i'll is right. yes, it's gerry, i'll get you off. don't worry haz, even you, mr dolan. my friday feeling monologue is coming and lots of brickbats from gerry hayes on my friday friends. but first, the news headlines and sam francis. >> mark, thank you very much. and good evening to you. it's just after 8:00, a look at the headunes just after 8:00, a look at the headlines this hour. and first to israel, where the bodies of three people who were kidnapped by hamas from a music festival on october the 7th have been found by the military in gaza. the israeli defence forces have confirmed tonight that the bodies of those three hostages were discovered overnight last night, but didn't give any details of where they were found . israel's prime minister says their deaths are heartbreaking . their deaths are heartbreaking. among them was 22 year old shani luke, whose twisted . remains luke, whose twisted. remains were photographed on the back of a pickup truck. israel thinks about 100 hostages may still be alive, with another 30 thought to be

yes, it's gerry , i'll is right. yes, it's gerry, i'll get you off.mr dolan. my friday feeling monologue is coming and lots of brickbats from gerry hayes on my friday friends. but first, the news headlines and sam francis

gerry, good morning. >> good morning. >> let's get into this one what does a.i.r preferences are changing the way we shop is buying. what does a.i. do near term? >> timing is important here. the wording of your question is critical in the near term, mostly, it is efficiency gains in the long term, it is totally revolutionary. it reminds me when the internet started, if i can date nice a bit. not much has changed there is not a soul alive that doesn't say the internet didn't revolu revolutionize. we are looking at staffing solutions and stuff like that. as we look to the future and it happens a lot of faster once it is all over is three-to-five years and it will change everything you start with the top line which is where you make all the money. a.i. will help us predict what's going to sell and what's not going to sell. it is going to design those products you can imagine a store that's in stock all the time on what people want to buy some of it was designed by a.i that's going to be fantastic secondly, the biggest problem in retail is all the markdowns we take y

house as a gerry springer show. today i am apologizing to the gerry springer show.esswoman aoc responded saying i stand up to bullies instead of becoming one. to the women in pennsylvania i stand up for you two. what do yo you make of all of t? >> you know, mike, tempers freight and that part is okay for the other public agenda attack on each other something i have not seen in most of my career. do not get me wrong i have seen it gavel fly i have seen things said but they generally end up saying i was overheated, let's work together. the one thing goe those two youg congresspeople do not understand every piece of legislation passed and signed by the president was on a bipartisan basis for the house and senate. you can have tough words. we have to infect the pass laws necessary hopefully in time they will reflect candidly we get upset. you also have to do your job but i'm hoping they'll both think over the weekend of what they really both did wrong and move on. >> too that point people see the personal attacks there. the net look at the numbers we have numbers about

maria: gerri willis with the reality shake-up.t's a really fascinating conundrum that we're in because if people can't buy homes if they don't get insurance. most people need to get mortgages, and if you don't have home insurance, you can't get a mortgage. it's going to be interesting to see both how the industry deals with this, but what happens to the real estate prices especially in these markets that are, that are prone to hurricanes and natural disasters. maria: yeah. paul? >> well, obviously, insurance rates are going to affect this stuff, ask we had the rise in insurance in florida following the collapse of that high-rise near the beach, and that hit a lot of retirees very hard. i think that's why you're seeing some skewed numbers in florida. there are a lot of other things driving the housing market these days because it's become so disparate and localized. here in new york, new york city's prices are coming down sharply, and it's because of all of the obvious things, crime, quality of life, and yet places like long island

gerri willis has the story here. home prices and higher insurance costs? >> reporter: in some markets there is a connection. in places like florida where we've seen the prices spiral out of control for homeowners insurance, we're being told by movers that they're having deals fall out of bed at the last minute. so when you go back in that market to sell that home after that deal blows up, do you ask for more? no. do you ask for the same? no. you can ask for less. stuart: that's interesting. >> yeah. homeowner insurance costs spiking so much they may be contributing to lower home prices in about half the nation's markets. across the country the average annual rate increased by almost 20% between 2021 and 2023. but it's not over yet. an online insurance price comparison service forecasts average national rates will rise another 6% in year -- this year to 2500. one florida mover who also sells home insurance tells fox business that he hasn't seen homeowners insurance costs this high in 27 years of business. listen. >> a

gerri will highlight that for us to explain to the audience. >> reporter: that's right, charles. right here, is the primary operational account of the u.s. treasury at the federal reserve. virtually all u.s. government dismembersments are made from this count. some tax receipts, individual and other tax payments made directly to the treasury are deposited in this account and it is also used to collect funds from sales of treasury debt. think of it as the government's checkbook. let's just hope though there are no overdraft fees. in june 2009, janet yellen had this to say about the fed. she said the fed's analytical prow es is top-notch and our forecasting record is second to none. the actual fed funds rate ignored the dot plot over and over and over again. charles? charles: it looks pretty scattershot. that's the problem we have, danielle. how can jay powell to your point say no more rate hikes and be data dependent? by the way you got 400 phds, why aren't you predicting some of this stuff in the first place? >> they should be, pay closer attention to fairly recent history. when

jon: dozens of students walked out on gerry seinfeld as he took the stage for duke university commencementony some of the graduates enchanted free palestine madison scarpino has details on that. >> good evening this is just the latest example of anti- israel protesters at college campuses across the country. seinfeld is jewish he has been very open and vocal about a supphissupport for israel sinces this year's and duke commencement speaker. some of these students who interrupted the ceremony they carried flags, some chanted like you said free palestine. seinfeld delivered the commencement speech without any major interruptions he did not actually address the protesters directly. in a statement duke is responding to the incident saying in part quote we understand the depth of feeling in our community as we have all year we respect the right of everyone at duke to express their views peacefully without preventing graduates and their families from celebrating their achievement. now this is not just happening at duke. after several weeks of protests and encampments on college campuses anti- is

quick hit goes to gerry seinfeld who interviewed new yorker this week excoriated the extreme left andy noted the only place you can go for laughs these days is stand up comedy sy because anything that has a script that goes through tv or movies end up in committees all they do is kill stuff because they're worried about the present people. you know this, paul. i don't most americans don't always going to change the of titans of industry start pushing back so well done gerry. >> this is a hit to the company one day which has developed a pill for brain cancer in kids it was found to reduce tumors about half of kids who didn't respond to other treatment it's a lot less damaging than radiation. even among the ugliness in the world today biotech student fabulous things. >> a hit for japan which we learn is reaping the rewards of its democracy by attracting high net worth chinese migrants in notable numbers. many of them are successful entrepreneurs. for example something like 10,000 have gotten visas in the technology area since 2019. that is a 30% increase. note to shooting pain, chinese

be here and i just wanted to start by telling gerri what a magnificent book he has written. as some of you know, he has had a careers of research and writing on banking and finance, as well as considerable engagement with reformers in, this sector. and the book reflects that extensive research search, deep knowledge and accumulated wisdom. you did a great job. a book that works for people like m work these issues as well as people who know almost nothing, the financial sector or, the economic system. so congratulate and thank you for a really important contribution. it a tour de force and i recommend it to all of you. so just wanted to start by letting you have at. what is the problem of bank and and i'm going to give you this, mike and maybe you want to start up there. okay. thanks julie and thanks to all of you coming this evening on this very cold leap night so we can all leap a little in celebration. so thank for all being for being here. and thanks also to harvard books response airing this event. book, as people have already mentioned, is about the outsized power of fi

gerri willis e joins me now. what exactly are the students -- students learning in that class?bonds, they're learning how the u.s. stock market is the most powerful tool in the world for generating wealth. i'm here at p.s. mere intermediate school in brooklyn, and we're talking to the teacher of that school, ray end monday trance. -- raymond trance. first of all, you were in a a big four accounting agency for years. why did you change and become a teacher? >> i felt like i wasn't really making a difference in people's lives, so i sought a platform as an educator so i could teach kids and mold young minds to learn about investing. >> reporter: so you're using a stock market game to do that. tell us how that works. >> we play the success market game. in there students break out into groups. they have $100,000 in virtual money to buy stocks, bonds and mutual funds. in fact, every day the kids walk in -- >> reporter: oh, what's going on here. oh, yeah. >> i just bought 100 shares of amazon. >> reporter: all right. that's how that works, right in. >> absolutely. every day kids ring

gerri willis with us today. what to these earnings say about the consumer?e consumer is doing can well, but that that's not exactly true when you listen to the walmart executives. they're really goosing their sales by appealing to a higher-end consumer. but hopefully this bodes well for the rest of the reporting season by retailers. it was a strong quarter for the nation's biggest retaller, walmart -- retailer, leading the company to boost its annual forecast. share price up 6% as you said earlier. that really is good for a company that big. meanwhile, walmart dealing with consumers feel under pressure from inflation. listen to this. >> any consumer pocketbooks are still stretched. we see the effect of that in our business mix as they're spending more of their paychecks onion discretionary categories and less on general merchandise. >> reporter: executives noting that consumers are still value-conscious. walmart's cfo saying that, even so, the company beat on both its top and bottom lines reporting earnings of 60 cents a share and revenues of $1 is 61 billio

fox news gerri willis shows us how the students are improving their ability to understand and make use of skills that could help make their financial future a lot brighter. >> welcome to is 281, in brooklyn, new york. i'm sending in a financial literacy class. the teacher here is raymond tran. raymond, good to see you. tell us how you teach these kids about financial literacy. >> so we use a system foundation, stock market game. each kid breaks them into groups. they have $100,000 in virtual money to trade stocks, mutual funds and bonds. in fact, every day when they walk in, they come up to check out their standings. they check to see if they're going up or down. what's going on? >> i just bought 100 shares of meta. >> so that's the way this works, right? >> absolutely. and so when you think about this is does this have more ramifications for the entire community other than just this classroom? >> for sure. >> our school is represented by over 40 countries in the world. now, as a first generation american, i was told to save, save, save. in fact, we really wanted to build wealth. you w

thanks, gerri willis. we appreciate it, as always.witching gears a little bit, the phony cbo inflation report is a cover-up from the harmful effects of bidenomics. joining me the talk about it is the great art laffer, former reagan economist, and we welcome back texas congressman and budget chairman jodey arrington. gentlemen, thank you ever so much. jodey arrington, so let me get this right. phil swagel, who's the cbo director -- now, the guy's a republican, okay? i don't know what he's doing. he's covering up the biden inflation by using 2019 as a base instead of 2021. so i did some numbers, just hear me out. i'll be through it in a second. the actual inflation rate under bide an yulized is 5.6% at an annual rate. under mr. trump's four years -- this is biden, three years and one quarter. under trump's entire administration, it was. -- 1.9, okay in 5.6 biden. the second point i'll make is the level of the cpi through april, 19.9, okay, percent. it's actually 19.866. i'm only doing that a because art laffer likes to do math and arith

agreed on everything, yeah, i think we’ll work together, it would be nice, glad to meet you, mutually, gerry only thanks to you, to be honest, i didn’t even believe it, but in vain, i told you right away, everything will be fine with you, well now i believe for you. you and i just don’t have enough las now, yeah, i’m just pulling them turkish, it’s more like a wet chicken, but ah... it seems that all the things in your bag are wet too. yes, soaked and drenched. what about the instrument? oh, a safety tool, a waterproof putler, i bought one especially when i was carrying the tool. oh, wait, we haven’t even met. oh, my name is vika victoria, yours is maxim, my friends call me max. what should i call you? of course, max. since you invited me to your room, then at least you are my friend. well, let's go. just a hot shower first, eh. and then look for a passport, it wasn’t enough to get sick on the first day of vacation, thank you for a pleasant evening, thank you, you have no idea how grateful i am to you, thank you, thank you. max, vana is free. max. you have an attack of morning activity only

situation that was presented to us, but the intent is in nature to drive down to a level that the new gerry ends can live with. us started building up its military presence there over a decade ago. about $1000.00 troops are located at the $100000000.00 american drone base and the north of the country. in march, these air brooks broke its military ties with washington explaining their decision to jerry and authorities said the agreement was imposed on the country and does not meet the interests of the people. this past month, officials from both countries started planning for the withdrawal of american troops. demonstrations have often been held in the country against the presence of american troops in the town of august is home to the u. a. v. air base to a 100 scatter to demand the departure of washington's forces. the protests were organized by a coalition of groups that support the military regime that came to power last year . we also spoke with former us psychological warfare officer, scott bennett. he says that the west is panicking and trying to negotiate any way it can stay in afric

but the intent is in the share to draw down to a level that the new gerry and can live with more than a decade ago. america in america began increases, moves the presence in the region, $100000000.00 american drugs facility in the countries knolls, houses around $1000.00 plus and now in march. and these are terminated as much as you would ations with washington. and the sharing officials explained the decision stating that the deal was imposed all the nation and does not serve the interests of the people. this policy of lord hughes from both countries began arranging the evacuation the american soldiers. you mentioned that we were forced to leave new here. uh, i uh, we will leave new year senator, but uh, as you know, what we do in order to terrorism thrives and non govern spaces. and what we typically do is to try to help a country each develop their own capability to, to control their, their, their savage, based never about raising africa up or doing low intensity conflict or counter terrorism. it was always about feeding the empire and africa as finally over thrown that's in slave

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all the island's doctors, like duncan gerry, qualify overseas. is introduced. i'm very concerned that assisted dying is a slippery slope that you start on. when you allow people to be killed by their doctor, to die by their doctor, it begins a journey that doesn't stop and vulnerable people start out with an offer, becomes a suggestion, becomes an obligation to die. and i worry that vulnerable people will be sucked into a law to help a very, very small number of people. if the bill is approved, it could become law next year, with the first assisted death in 2027. although there's now a proposal for the whole issue to be put to a referendum, giving the public — not politicians — the final word. fergus walsh, bbc news, on the isle of man. russian president vladimir putin will visit china this week with the two—day visit starting on thursday. it will be putin's first trip abroad since his march re—election and his second in just over six months to china. it comes as russia faces unprecedented sanctions over its military offensive in ukraine. the kre

the washington post esmond reporting that the new gerry and authorities were very upset by the con, the sensor, and to patronize an attitude taken by us emissaries when they arrive in the army. the course, se, now on the african continent, which bears a colonel more close, is that when us officials arrive in africa, they pass about what's your relationship is going to be towards either china or russia or both. apparently the us authorities were very upset with the fact that they knew jerry and authorities were bit or getting a higher price for their precious commodities, including uranium will. i think that the african authorities feel that the united states is conflicted. it's well known that over the decades united states has collaborated with these religious zealots, windows up kind of stats from the 1970s, up into the l. start with united states in 2020. what? it's well known that these religious zealots often times or supported by certain goals, error readings, which in turn or close to the united states of america. and i think that the chatting authorities and then to 0 and author

it's medical license is now very, very limited. meanwhile, fronts and all gerry, i have h circulated, drops resolutions to the un security council. it follows international court of justice is ruling earlier this month, said israel must stop peace attacks and rasa, and alarm, or 8 into guys on the franchises. the resolution says that he's around the occupying power shall immediately hold his military offensive in law firm and demands an immediate cease fire throughout the gaza. strippers, be respected by all parties and the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. it goes on to demand, all parties comply with their obligations under international law and ensure civilians are protected. but i spoke with punches and baskets with united nations early on, because i know, yeah, he says fonts and all jerry, i want that immediate sci fi in gaza to allow humanitarian access well, externally concerned with the situation in russia and engaged the whole world as present on my close side uh a couple of days ago was there is no safe zone. it does. uh right. no. so we won't a ceasefire.

been in, had the already moved the blog, new gerry and oil expos, preventing the, i'm a from fulfilling a full $100000000.00 export deal with china. local say the board, a closure is having a huge impact on that life because people before the board a close i was a can you operate to then my living by taking passengers before we on money through transportation. but now since the board has closed, we no longer have what it was. even bands when it was only the shed board of the suppliers, pressing spending all safe places, florida, we completely prolonged. that's what they do. the french soldiers out over there are now take a risky thing they need, but we're unaware of the existence of these bases. yeah, you sure knows how it feels. new house for an owner said the man, wonder why we discussed these are so called bases, and the presence of french troops with for my ico boss diploma had ruined the water . conny happened. listen to this, the citizens ipad, the friends, and the government that continues to align yourself with files definitely will be hanging in the precipio because people have

you in the hospital what's your name hospital dr. gerry's because i told us the stuff, but i will keep treating the patients even despite that's assault by the are the to look at. and when we arrived for our shift, we were surprised to find is really special forces around the hospital buildings to begin firing directly at the citizens causing a large number of injuries and casualties. a surgeon was shots while arriving at the hospital and parking his car in the garage. this resulted in a serious wound that led to his death. we're supposed to be under human rights protection here. but unfortunately, these really army fires up civilians in the hospital and also targets and journalists and i can hear the sounds of gunfire sometimes from my office. if there was no safe place in janine, we will stay in the hospital, continue treating our patients and wounded people. there is a systematic policy by these really government to eliminate everything palestinian, whether it's in the west bank or guys, i'm a straight, is it back to raising it? citizens when the front specific territory of new cale