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gerry: and in the end isn't this kind of woke, and destroying his own like it's very own supporters.> will listen i'm not sure if this a democratic political issue no not sure if it's even progressive or a book issued i think this is an issue about healthcare and access to healthcare and i think the progressive exchange there is this, there is a reality, there is a world in which a trans man, can get pregnant and there is a world in which, non- binary person, can get pregnant and there is also a world in which atheist generative woman might not have reproductive, maybe having his rent and hysterectomy and you can i get pregnant •-ellipsis what i think she was trying to outline with their exchange with the senator there and i thank you so important that all americans recognize different people have different walks of life in different experiences and all of those living spaces should be acknowledge in our laws and how we go about limiting rights as americans. gerry: if you can beat committee violence against trans people to question these things in the way that the left seem to say,.

gerry: former president trump's action or lack of action or in the riots.the outset those show evidence of a smoking gun proving a criminal case against president trump, are they making that case question constructor panel now. guy benson let's start with you. love all kinds of complaints people have complaints about this cable are so defensive president trump. it's a one sided show trial in many respects. all of that said the evidence from people who were very close to the present themselves, everyone from bill barr to sarah matthews we heard a pretty strong case of evidence the president at minimum did nothing at a time when people were storming the capitol, committing violence or acts of violence its federal officers. it's a pretty compelling case. have they made a criminal case you think? exit the flight looks bad because it is bad. generous six of the national disgrace that can never be allowed to happen again. think trump there's a lot of responsibility for what happened. i point out the reason this committee is so slanted, and is is because of replic

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gerry, end with you and begin with you. what did you think of the markets reaction to the no recession comment as he can see it from jerome powell? >> well, think the reaction was much more probably to what jerome powell said about the -- implied where interest rates are right now. as lawrence said, he thinks that interest rates are roughly in the neutral zone. it's a zone of interest rates where the rates are neither pressing down, restraining demand and nor are they stimulating demand. if we're in that kind of a range, that suggests the fed is reasonably comfortable that they don't have to go significantly higher. now 2.5%, the fed funds rate, they're going to do another increase in september. we have two months till then and then another one after that. but i think what the markets are reacting to is the sense -- what the fed is trying to do, neil, get interest rates -- they're way behind the curve. trying to get interest rates up as quickly as they can to a number that they think is exercising restraint on the economy.

gerry baker from the "wall street journal". apparently his own party here, gerry baker demanded he go. it wasn't just an outside. what happened? >> the british conservative party is a ruthless organization, a very successful and effective one. one of the most successful parties in democratic history. they're ruthless. when a leader gets them in to trouble, looks like he or she might lose in the next election, they get rid of them. of the last five conserve tiff prime ministers, three have been dispatched by the party before an election. margaret thatcher won three general elections and ousted by her party. boris johnson has won the biggest majority, never lost an election. he's been ousted, too. the trouble is partly because of the scandals, partly over the dissatisfaction of the economy and partly because he's been in power a long time. leaders get kicked out. boris is gone. >> neil: britain loom every major country, if you didn't have that backdrop, would the ill-will have be so bad, i only mention that because even with the

gerri willis has more. >> good afternoon, trace.ble for 3/4s of economic spending here in the u.s. our economy largely depen department on people like you and me spending our money. the biden administration is trying to spin the latest economic news. they say there's no recession here. watch. >> we have resilient consumer that are continuing to spend and businesses investing. >> look at consumer spending and jobs, you see the underlying strength. >> consumers are spending, consumers, personal household balance sheets remain strong. >> trace: spending may be strong now, but the forecast is not rosy. us is consumer confidence dropped to 1 1/2 year low in july. that is the third straight down month. now wall street has a sharp eye on corporate earnings and the latest earnings report have some companies flashing their warning lights. walmart flashing the back half of the year forecast, rallying investors. the company saying that spending habits are changing and less electronics, more money spent on just the basics. one example of that,

let's get the read on this from gerry baker, "wall street journal" at least. he gets the best guests. gerry, looking at the whole event today with the president and trying to make nice with the president of mexico, even though he had stiffed him, the mexican president, at the america's summit in los angeles last month and now on to israel where things should be more favorable there. saudi arabia a wild card. how do you think this breaks down? >> yeah, it's not a very edifying spectacle to see the president of the united states pleading with foreign leaders to help him out because he was in so much trouble and he wants help from mexico on the border crisis, having by the way immediately when he came into affect rejected the trump administration's policies that were keeping people in mexico. now confronted with these enormous border incursions that we've seen. it was very almost entertaining to see the president of mexico there also taking a swipe at biden's own energy policies. come over the border. we're willing to help you. >> neil: i heard that. it's notably

gerry baker on the fox business net wore, excellent writer. issue about the trump bump and the effect it has in yet another start, his record is pretty strong in getting the people he wants over the finish line. not 1,000% but pretty good. where do you see this whole influence going? >> well, we'll see the maryland gubernatorial primary will be very interesting. you have as aishah said, you have kelly schultz there who is really taking a strong line against donald trump and has earned his ire and response. you have dan cox, who is very much enjoyed trump's support. he's organized some of the people to go down to washington january 6th, 2021. he tweeted out i think on january 6 that mike pence was a traitor. so he's very much in the donald trump camp. we don't know how that will go. the polling is close. we'll see. it's another test of the influence that trump has had. he has a mixed record but it's a mixed record on balance that is in his favor. didn't work out well in georgia where his candidates didn't succeed. in many other states, he's bee

gerri, thank you very.oday's gdp report, final sales of domestic purchases, taking out inventory tories, taking out the net from that trade was minus 0.4. joining lgim america senior solutions strategy, anthony woodside, epb, macro research founder, eric. eric, let me start with you, for the entire audience, check it out, to to the twitter page, check your videos out. you talked about the leading economic indicators, 10, 15% of gdp but the most important part because of the way they move around. what do you think of this report? i think actually it is worse than the headlines? >> agree with you there, everyone is focused on the headline which was contraction, if you look under the hood to residential fixed investment it contracted at 14% annualized rate. outside of the covid crash that was the fastest decline we've seen since 2010. the housing sector, even though it only makes up 6% of gdp on average, it's a leading economic indicator. in 2007 edward lehmaner an economist wrote a paper, that was called hous

her partnership with gerry, both public and private helped heal the nation and strengthen the familyunit in its many varied forms. her love of her children -- michael, jack, steven and susan -- was unfounded. and her grandchildren were a source of constant pleasure. when we got together later in life and talked about our hopes and dreams for our children and grandchildren and also our great grandchildren. to you here who mourn the loss of your mother, your grandmother and great grandmother today, jimmy and i extend our most sincere sympathies and want you to know of the deep love and respect we have for this extraordinary woman. it was my privilege to know her. >> rosalynn carter, you have had 33 years post presidency, the longest in history now, and you and president carter have been very active. what do you think your legacy, first of all, as first lady is, or what would you like it to be? >> well, i hope my legacy continues more than just first lady, because the carter center has been an integral part of our lives, -- is waging peace, fighting disease and building hope. i hope tha

i could probably get some -- some good stuff out of gerry adams.turing him and he wouldn't tell you anything. 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 t

gerry: we gotta go and thank you, that's it for us this week and will be back next week, thank you very much for joining us and >> barron's roundtable sponsored by global x etfs. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. commissioner hester cursed on the controversial climate disposal and the future of crypto currency. rising rates hitting housing, which markets are cooling and what should you do before buying or selling. we begin with 3 things. stocks were slammed after a red-hot inflation number, how aggressive will the fed need to be when it raises rates this month? bank earning sent a chill through the market, lenders short of expectations. what it tells us about the economy. bill ackman winding down the largest $4 billion to its investors, does it signaled the end of the blank check your a? on carleton, been levisohn, carleton english and jack hough was a very bad mood after that 9.1% inflation print and then some economic data some of which is surprisingly good. can you make sense of this. ben: it started as badly

welcome to the wall street journal at large i am james freeman and for gerry baker.tain inhalable rights but among these life liberty the pursuit of happyness. those words of the declaration of independence published in a 40 years ago this week comprise the most influential sentence ever created in this country. you could say the declaration and the idea that government power rests on the consent of the governor's most significant american invention and our greatest export. abraham lincoln said i have never had a feeling politically that did not spring embodied in the declaration of independence. america's document has inspired people all over the world and other 19th century leader louis the noblest happiest page in mankind's history. the authors of the decoration were alive today would surely be impressed americans at cap the republic for two and half centuries and create the most prosperous nation in the history of the world. but today's americans do not seem to be in a particularly patriotic mood. national pride is down with majorities of republicans and independ

gerry: hello.l at large, democrats tanked the national economy of high inflation's and now a looming recession. across the country and states they run or drink noticeably worse than republican-controlled states. plus voters are losing faith in the institutions of american government. is that a new surprise the way our leaders

joining us, the "wall street journal" i'd tore at large, gerri baker. you wrote about this.is not joe biden being old, it's joe biden being joe biden. >> the answer they give, joe biden is as sharp as he's ever been. my answer is, that's the problem. throughout his career on all of the big issues, he's changed his mind almost. he repudiated the most memorable positions throughout his political career. he was for the crime bill, he was for welfare reform, he was for the iraq war. brian: basically pro-life. >> he followed bill clinton and the new democrats in the 1990s and the early 2000s. this is nothing to do with joe biden's age. if he served another term he would be 86. i accept that's a concern. the mistakes he's making in his presidency is not the product of a mind that's seen better days. his mind has not seen better days. brian: he had the joe manchins of the world, and krysten sinema. but he seems to be in love with the left wing of his party. he's determined to pivot to the left wing. >> he followed the party. he didn't lead, joe biden. obama took a stand on the iraq

space debris. nasa released the statement on the debris sang . china did not show a specific she jack, gerry information as their long march 5 be rocket fell back to us. all space during nation should follow establish best practice and do their part to share this type of information. doing so is critical to responsible use of space and to ensure the safety of people here on earth. on sunday, the england women's football team faces germany and the euro 20 tiny to final. so how much wembley, where the crowd of $90000.00, it's expected to deliver the biggest crowd for any or his final men's or women's and with millions more watching around the country and a team that takes it up. now, what the tournament means for the women's game in england. oh, the crossing bl, invest something in the air, i guess maybe. i mean, this was sheffield after england's women learned as the lioness is thrush, sweden, to reach sunday's euro 2022 final nationwide screenings like this or bringing people together in public and nearly half a 1000000 fans of attended matches so far more than doubling the figure for the la

our guests joining me tonight are gerry scott from the times and the guardian's aubrey allegreti.re lengthy delays and frustration for thousands travellers, trying to cross the channel. on what's been the busiest travel day of the year so far, some drivers have had to wait five to six hours before reaching the port of dover or the eurotunnel terminal at folkestone. from dover, here's ramzan karmali. the queues on the motorway leading into dover. it's becoming a familiar sight. yesterday's chaos seems to be repeating itself today, and for many holiday—makers trying to get away, this has become the worst possible start to their summer break. but most travellers knew they were going to face a long wait. i'm assuming at some point we're going to stop and sit in traffic for hours and hours and hours, but so far we've got... we keep creeping forwards and it's been fine. the police seem to be doing a good job and getting the tourists actually moving and stopping the lorries coming in on the a2, because they were all told to come in on the m20. and how long would this journey normally tak

now the other question i have -- host: gerri, give ellis cose a chance to respond on that. caller: i don't want you to hang up on me, i want to ask another question. guest: i will say, it is true that unfortunately, blacks have more abortions than whites do, but the idea that most abortions are performed on blacks or done by black physicians is not true. host: and you have an additional question? caller: yes, here is the question i am going to ask you. you know, this is a bashing thing on trump, really. i am a registered democrat. i am a true trump supporter. i have never seen a man try to do more for black people. he got people out of jail, he rectified some things to get people who were incarcerated, the length of time, he got out of -- got them out of jail, tried to raise their salaries and get them upgraded. when i look at the democrats, their whole thing is welfare keeping the black man down, keeping them in certain districts and putting them in certain areas -- host: all right, any further response? guest: well, from's son-in-law work for criminal justice reform, so t

which gave federal government gerry little insight into the oil companies do. the only insight they have is of the oil companies until the federal government this is what we will do. that is a very bad situation for a nation that depends on the oil industry to propel its economy. because some things are in the interest of the people method of conversation that's gone the federal government is pretty much blind to what the oil company does now. went all right that's larry and marilyn, thank you larry. we deliver, 80% of inspiration is based on good information. i do not disagreef with you there's not been good industry and the government. we rely heavily upon i think this refining is actually a good point. there's been a breakdown at some point to fully predict and prepare for. the problem is sometimes you can see something coming down the road and i think that's where the the industry is. he finds in inventory is not looking good. it was a little bit too late for us to react quickly to it. >> we have a reaction production sites even in michigan saying how can y

neil: all right, thank you for that, jerry gerri willis. bob, you know, you've been around the financial world for a while, don't look a day older for it, my friend. but i am curious to this argument more government spending, that this is different, that it won't, you know, make the inflation situation worse, i'd just be curious your thoughts on that. >> inflation prevention act, inflation reduction act, i don't get it. since when do higher taxes and more spending heed to less inflation? i scratch my head. having said that, neil, this is now coming out, the announcement of an agreement, about the same time inflation's going to start falling. i am in the camp that says second quarter was the peak inflation rate. we're not going back to 2, but we'll back off some, and they may say, see, i told you so. [laughter] but it won't be that. it'll be the slow economy, declining commodity prices, some solve in the supply problem, but inflation's probably peaked. neil: in the meantime, there's no doubt we have inflation. there's a back and forth among

. >> i was thinking of gerry shargel. >> geraldo: kerry and his wife: >> judge jeanine: blue angels aerialrike fighter squadron 106 known as the gladiators. lee isn't at all phased by the fanfare saying she is a pilot first, a person second, and her gender has never been an issue. she is expected to report to the blue angels in the fall and will train with the squadron through the winter. >> dana: good for her. >> judge jeanine: i'm so proud of her. gut gut if gender is an issue why are we doing it as one more thing? >> greg: gut. >> judge jeanine: because she is a woman. it's never been an issue for her. >> greg: how many historical firsts are we going to do? >> judge jeanine: first for the navy. >> greg: historical first gardner. >> judge jeanine: stop talking about it. >> greg: what about short people in the nba when are we going to see that? >> geraldo: how about jewish people. >> greg: no puerto rico hockey players. i'm angry. i need to calm down. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. >> greg: "special report" is up next. >> bret: i don't even know whether a to say. can we get a moderat

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