mike: gordon chang, we'll let you get some water. reat to have your analysis today. >> thank you so much. mike: arthel? arthel: thanks, gordon. all right, mike. you saw american military aircraft shoot down that chinesn fox. we will have more reaction from capitol hill after this break. ay mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. anything else i can help you with? it's simple. like what? visionworks. see the difference. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reaction

the gate stone institute fellow gordon chang is here joining me later on an hour to talk more about aing story. hunter biden's lawyers are revising their statement of the biden laptop arguing they are not admitting it's his laptop but they're trying to pro tanto blame the laptop repair member hunters influence peddling as oversight committee gears up for hearings into president joe biden and his family set to begin next week on wednesday. all the details all morning long "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: hunter biden's lawyers are now on damage control days before the house gets into they are reversing course and trying to paint the laptop scandal as nothing more than a defamation case. all of this coming after hunter biden confirmed himself that the laptop is his and after the owner of the delaware. >> repair shop john paul mac isaac is suing hunter for $75000 in damages in his own defamation suit legal experts are calling this a desperate ploy on biden's part joining me with a hot topic michael lee strategist and freedom works economist and former trump economic adv

joining us now, gordon chang. thank you for being here.we're learning from the energy department, as reported on the journal as reported nurse on this program by -- first on this program by tom cotton. >> the energy department conclusion is correct. clearly this was a lab leak. the question is whether it was engineered. i'm sure it was engineered as well. we've got to remember that china sent its top biological we ponce expert to the bsl-4 lab in december 2019. i believe her job was to clean it up because they knew that there was a leak and we have known from the state department investigation in 2018 that this particular lab unit was not following established protocols and even official media showed pictures from the lab and those pictures incredibly, maria, confirmed that there were broken seals on he refrigerators where they were keeping p pathogens so clearly, yes, this was a lab leak. maria: i know that. we have known it for years because we also probed a lot of other pieces of evidence. the fact that all the cell phone activity was d

china tech war, gordon chang. good to have you with us this morning. start with you. we talked about in the morning what in the continental united states this balloon could have surveiled. what i'm curious with your perspective on, do you think the information was already electronically trans misted to china? doesn't matter we shot it down over the atlantic, that is the information was already shared or do you think we have the capabilities, blocking those transmissions back to china? >> well, good to see you this morning. i don't think even if we use the best electronic war systems out there we don't know for sure information was not trans misted back unless you're sitting in that intelligence operations on the chinese side and seeing what is coming through and my main concern we don't know what was collected and what data was transmitted over top of our airspace. to also say they waited to shoot it down because it didn't pose a real threat is disingenuous. the point of intelligence collection, the point of surveillance just like this hon your adversa

joining us with colorado daryl a tech war, gordon change, item te great u.s./china tech war. let'e don't know tonight whatever thay chinese. let's assume it was, ow ones. what does that tell you ag -- >> he know chinese are hooverinm spy balloons, tiktok, from so m. artificial intelligence, you kno it, there is the technology, bua you put into it. the more data r these systems work. clearly ther data and data around the world y good. >> pete: congressman, do we not, asleep at the wheel at best rige engaged with the first device an what are we to read and take frm this information, how does beij. >> beijing is probably noticinge mistake twice, i will give the e didn't make this exact same miso question, two weeks ago he was . he appears to have been tested e challenges there is really no dn between a bus and a car that's y because a suitcase can hold a ne standpoint both of these had the been taken seriously. we have an border is open, northern borderr aircraft. >> pete: gordon, are we at morer been from china based on the cas administration? >> i think so, pete. because deo a

. >> let's bring in gordon chang. gordon, our guest, lauren issue just brought up an important point about the calculations now, china would love to take taiwan, how does this figure into that situation? >> i think really what the chinese are doing is trying to measure our reactions. what they are seeing is clear violation of our sovereignty, also an act of war and we're not doing anything about it and not imposing cost on china, even though we know they are surveilling us. this is arrogance of the chinese leaders, jimmy talked about arrogance. the chinese probably think they can do whatever they want and the united states will not respond. i'm not saying that is a correct assessment of the situation, what is correct is irrelevant, what is important is what the chinese are thinking and we are acting feebly with regard to the balloon. >> go ahead. >> that is exactly right, mr. gordon chang, what do you predict will be said when and if president biden makes a public statement? >> i think he probably will say condemn thi

congressman issa, gordon chang, you're not fools. b you're talking about it.os thank you for being here tonight. we appreciate it.e riy concerne tonight, most americans areover rightly concerned about china's tilenow overt, open, hostiles to behavior, but not joe biden. coun high flying cross-country incursiobin, it was no big deal. >> watch this. listen to the major security breach for the united thastates just the fact thatalv the balloon came intoth the airspace, flew over the country for so many days. >> now, look, the total amount o of intelligence gathering is going on where every country around the world is overwhelming. and the idea thaloont the ballon could traverse american s airspace is anyway, this is not a major breach , is it? >> anyway, it's not a major breach . wow. the administrationministraorriec worried, more worried about gas stoves than the chinese spy balloon or ticktock surveilling nuclear sites in montana. oddly enough, the group lobbying for a gas stove ban, the rocky mountain institute has, you guessed it, d

eric: gordon chang with a chilling warning about china that we must do more. gordon, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you, eric. eric: arthel. arthel: tributes are pouring in for former president jimmy carter. the 39th president and oldest living former president has chosen to receive hospice care at his georgia home. the carter center says the move comes after recent hospital visits and jonathan serri is live in plains, georgia, where president carter lives. reporter: yeah, arthel, information out of the carter center that the former president founded in 1982. that nonprofit saying he has chosen to spend the rest of his time at home and in care receiving hospice care at home and comes after a series of hospital stays according to the nonprofit and adds he has the full support of his family and medical team. his grandson jason said saturday i saw both of my grandparents yesterday and they're at peace and as always their home is full of love. back in 2015, mr. carter underwent treatment for melanoma that spread to his liver and brain, a devout christian and

china expert gordon chang is standing by with his analysis.et's go to lucas tomlinson first. >> good evening, a statement released saying the u.s. air force f-16 fighter jet shut down an object over lake huron. it's critical norad says this is the same object briefly detected on radar over the skies of montana, they tracked it over lake michigan, they've closed down airspace briefly and over lake huron. congressman jack, a three star general autopilot himself spoke to fox earlier and offered details of this force object shot down over north america in eight days. >> f-16 using a missile that shot down a structure over lake huron. the altitude about 20000 feet and at that time i asked the question, what's the plan for recovering the debris? they said they are working on it and they would get back. >> of course missiles of sidewinder used for close range should guns. the mission governor says national security and safety is top priority and in contact with the federal government and partners tracking an object near our airspace and glad to repor

[inaudible] >> sean: joining me now is a great gordon chang, author of "the great u.s.war." good to see you, thanks for joining me. give me your take. joe biden has made some warnings to china about providing lethal aid to russia. does that have any teeth? >> it certainly doesn't, sean. china has been giving lethal aid to russia from the beginning of this war and the most recent reporting is very graphic. a breaking defense website says every day, the biggest cargo plane in the world takes off from china's central region with ammunition. they turn off their transponders when they depart because they know what they're doing. biden knows what's going on despite that, and yet he keeps on issuing these hollow warnings. and we know that hollow warnings always end in disaster. >> sean: china came out with a 12-point peace proposal. what you think about that? >> all they were doing was trying to support russia. they want a cease-fire, they want russia to have the ability to rearm, and clearly zelenskyy doesn't like this, because he wants to press the advantage, and we should d

gordon chang, it's always good to have you on stories like this, especially this breaking news out ofppreciate it. gordon, thank you. >> thank you, cheryl. cheryl: coming up, ever vigilant co-author jennifer london is here on what it takes to build a billion dollar fortune 500 company and the key traits of being a good leader. she's going to join us next. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. what if you were a global bank who wanted to supercharge your audit system? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth of transactions against thousands of compliance controls with the help of ai. now you're making smarter decisions faster. operating costs are lower. and everyone from your auditors to your bankers feels like a million bucks. le

joining me is gordon change chak. he's a columnist for "newsweek." he's written several books. nice to have you book. what do you make of the fact that the chinese acknowledgeds at least that it is theirs? that seems out of character for them. >> that they had to do. we could track this balloon. but really the problem we have is that this really didn't make very much sen to send this balloon just before secretary blinken's trip to beijing, unless the chinese wanted to derail that trip. it could point to instability inside the regime, disagreements between the military and others, but it would have been the chinese ruler testing the reactions of the united states. and really we should have shot this down because by not doing that, we convince the chinese we're incapable. they already believe that. that's been the propaganda line. i'm not say ing that the chines are right, but it doesn't matter where the chinese are right in their assessments of the u.s. what matters is what they believe. what they believe is very dangerous because it could push them to do things which can't be u

rachel: we had have gordon chang on another china expert, listen, i don't like to say it, we need told be coming our which with china. they're doing all things you would do if you were preparing for a war with us. let's also keep in mind, we have the state of the union coming up this coming week. i think this is going to be top of mind. and may have played into the decision to eventually shoot this down. pete: dan bongino had another take. maybe this wasn't a message from china at all. watch. >> these things have probably been flying overly our other space for a long time while they hue mill eight. you know why it is issue now, the china balloon story is such a big deal, because some eagle eyed citizen caught it. he just, they saw it. it is right there. they have been doing this forever this wasn't some -- do you get what i'm trying to get at here? the point of this, this wasn't a message by china because they don't even feel like they need to send a message. they think we're freakin' idiots. pete: was going there, and part of it would be climate change. they're laughing all the way.

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i have great respect for gordon chang, and what he says is right, but i'm also mindsful of the tremendous capability that the chinese have in the form of their overhead reconnaissance satellites which are all the time covering the united states, and i think the chinese, i find it, i find it interesting to know if there's some sensor on that balloon, that somehow gives them additional intention. i don't know what that might be. i've had some personal experience with using balloons for intelligence, and they are inefficient and difficult to use because of what's happened to the chinese, and that is, controlling them. >> so then that underscores the potential risk. you won't know what the sensor is capable of, or if there is a sensor, or what might be, you know, the components of it, if you were to shoot it down, so how is the u.s. trying to strategize about what is the best way to proceed, if and when it does go over sea, do you shoot it down? is there a way to net it, to still extrapolate the information? or when you shoot it down, it simply destroys it, and you might never know what its p

. >> let's bring in gordon chang, an analyst on china and north korea. good to see you.aid you think russia could possibly also be involved with these objects. you tweeted last night, "we will be in the fight soon. china and russia are making sure that we're at the end of decades of general peace." that's a terrifying proposition. we still don't know what those other three objects were, and there's a chance we might never know. do you really think that this could kick off nonstop conflict if not world war iii? >> that's a possibility, jake. remember, the objects that were shot down on friday and saturday entered north american air space from the north. and that means that they probably passed over russia. that means perhaps russia -- these are russian objects, maybe china launched them from russia, or maybe china launched them from china, but they floated over russia, which means that russia presumably gave approval to them. we know that china's top diplomat is going to be in moscow in a couple days. that follows by a couple weeks the vice foreign minister going to mosco

/china tech war, gordon chang.ere. >> we have to assume at least for the moment that we are in a war. we have to assume that this is the initial stage of an attack. i believe that eventually we'll find there will be a more innocent explanation but we have a military clearly that was not prepared to deal with the chinese spy balloon that entered our air space on january 28th. there is reporting that they didn't notify the commander in chief until the fourth day of the intrusion. so really, we have seen the military learn, there have been quicker reaction reactions on tt three objects but nonetheless we have a national security establishment that is not prepared to think about the worst outcomes and clearly that is one of the possibilities. maria: it also could be quite informative for beijing to recognize that we were in fact not prepared for this at all and we're not hearing any information about this. i mean, this is all extraordinary. three unidentified objects over this weekend alone after that huge spy craft wa

gordon chang, great to talk to. you all right, everybody. more on the fallout ahead. retired general darren mccaffrey will be with me to get into what it took for the military to take it down. plus, will the president tackle this in his state of the union address? and with the new blockbuster jobs report, will he be announcing his reelection bid? we have new details on the presidents plans. also breaking news, a new allegation against congressman george santos. this is not about lying. the claim coming up next. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the app, and get one free. free monsters, free bosses, any footlong for free! this guy loves a great offer. so let's see some hustle! i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% cle

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we've heard gordon chang was on the show saying it's important justin trudeau spoke to the people and president biden should talk about this, too. what do you think? >> i don't know it rises to that level at this point. there is no evidence this is any particular grave threat to the u.s. there is considerable evidence there had been these types of objects, you know, floating up over the u.s. and canada for sometime that perhaps we didn't notice and perhaps have a legitimate purpose. i don't want us to over blow this situation in terms of what it is. so i wouldn't call for the president to make a statement on this at that level. i would certainly call for administration to keep us regularly informed about what they know and what they are learning. >> today the chairman of the joint chiefs, general mark milley confirmed the first missile fired at the fourth object over lake huron missed its target initially. general milley says the first missile landed harmlessly in the waters of lake huron. this does raise the question if the u.s. is more aggressive about shooting down unidentified obj

gordon chang with us now. that's scary stuff, gordon. >> well, certainly is. we've got to understand what china is doing. xi jinping always talk about war. at the communist party's 20th national congress in october, he appointed what is called the war cabinet. we know that he is set trying to sanction proof his regime. he's also trying to mobilize china's civilians for war. there was a national defense law amendments that went into effect in the beginning of 2021. a few weeks ago, we had amendments to the reserve military service law. by the way, china's military is now bulking up the fastest we've seen any country do this since the end of the second world war. we don't know intent but it's obvious what they're doing on the ground. >> neil: what if xi jinping didn't know this was going on or no headup for the chinese leadership? >> it's a possibility. the chinese military is now powerful inside the communist party and can do whatever it wants. there's some theories that this balloon was blown off course but the chinese military saw it was close to the u.s. mai

earlier this morning, gordon chang and special operations intel analyst joined us with their thoughts they seemed to underplay this which shows embarrassment inside the regime. they could get tougher in comments as time goes on because we have seen that before in the past, will, and so we should be on the lookout for that as well. >> my main concern is we don't know what was collected and what data was transmitted back while over top of our air space. and to also say they waited to shoot it down because it didn't pose a real threat is disingenuous. >> the balloon was 60 you 6060,000 feetabove sea level. a typical plane cruising level 35,000 feet. >> did we learn more from the pentagon, where they were supposedly told to shoot it down on wednesday. >> they said they spoke to the president on wednesday, they brd him and out of you abundance of caution they wanted to avoid risk to civilians or civil civin property. when it entered over of alaska, there was an opportunity then. it came over the continental u.s. and they waited until it was over water which was yesterday over south carolin

neil: congressman, real quickly i had gordon chang the big china watcher we may preparing for war withna but china is preparing for war with us, he was that blunt. do you that i is the case? >> i definitely think they're militaristic over the last few years. they are ready, there is urgency. the concern i have you can't keep building you, building up, arms kind of race not use it. that a lot of concern people watching china at some point they will express this sentiment out because they want, deeply held believe they think they are equal to everybody else in the world and they want to prove it. neil: congressman, always great catching up with you, my friend. former georgia congressman, former ranking member of house judiciary committee. knows what he speaks. when it comes to markets so does this gentleman, scott martin, kingsview asset management. i'm still looking at markets. still off the lows down 200 points. this inflation report was bump in the road no one saw coming t was a lot stronger people thought month over month clip, .7 of a percent annualized. talking about 6% annualized

i asked the gatestone institute senior fellow gordon chang about this in the last hour. energy department conclusion is correct. clearly, this was a lab leak. the issue is whether the pathogen that causes covid-19 was engineered but i'm sure that it was engineered as well. we got to remember that china sent its top biological weapons expert to the bsl-4 lab in december 2019. i believe her job was to clean it up because they knew that there was a leak. maria: yes, and after course china has responded saying that people should, quote, stop rehashing the lab leak narrative, liz. the chinese communist party wants all of the speculation to stop, no investigation at this point, they still don't want investigators into the wuhan lab and, you know, joe bidens has not brought it up. >> if you remember, there was a big investigation, a lot of people from w.h.o., from our country around the world converged on wuhan. they allowed them in the lab, maria, for less than three hours. they met none of the people working on this kind of chain of function research. basically, the chinese w

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more reaction on the side of the chinese to take us seriously neil: you know, dave, i'd mentioned gordon changand one of the things he said is we have this sort of comfort thinking that china would never want to get too much because it needs us more than we need them, but he had the notion that china now feels that it is ready, that economically as the resources, as the ships and everything else , to go ahead and risk being alienated from the united states and the world and that, that is part of bold signal here, down to this balloon traversing over the continental united states. what do you think? >> there's a flip side of that as well. not only does china think it's ready. they're also probably going through the math and saying we're not ready and we in the u.s. are not prepared to respond properly and we have our guard down, so there's two sides they're looking at. if they feel we aren't ready and they are, yes they absolutely will get more aggressive and try and push those boundaries. they want to see , they want to test and sense, you know, make sense of the environment you're in. they ar

. >> joining me now is the great gordon chang. he's a senior fellow at the stone institute and author of the great us china tech. >> gordon, good to see you. thanks for joining me. so give me your take. >> joe biden has made some warnings to china about providing lethal aid to russia. >> does that hold any teeth? certainly doesn't, shawn, because china has been fighting lethal to russia from the very beginning of this war. and the most recent reporting is very graphic. breaking defense website says that every day and again, one twenty four, which is the biggest cargo plane in the world, takes off from china's junejo in the central part of the country with ammunition. they turn off their transponders when they depart because they know what they're doing. biden knows what's going on despite that. and yet he keeps on issuing these hollow warnings. and we know, sean, that hollow warnings always end in disaster. they do not trying to come out with a 12 point peace proposal . what do you think of that, really? well, they were doing was t

it is unlikely that there is a large audience in ukraine that watches it , so it has changed recently . gordonis page to look at his views are millions and millions, this is the most successful interior , the culture of interviewing people is associated with the date of the site. which he did not interview well, that is, he took absolutely all interviews and there are interviews for any request, all of them are soft he did not take an interview, you understand no, i don't think it's because of the fact that it has been hanging for a long time and objectively, he even has a set of numbers, if you track what you are talking about in two weeks, it is very convincing, which the vast majority of ukrainian bloggers have not dreamed of in such a context, and an interview for people is associated with giving a platform. i am always annoyed, it drives me crazy and i try to shout at everyone an interview is not a board of honor, the interview is a genre that does not mean giving a platform and people who watched my interview with the same iryna farion, this jeramina with khagzai with the same alina pash

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it didn't change significantly but it did change russia's approach. >> if i may, mr. gordon, you mentioned that china's intention is clear. it's been clear to most of us on this panel, those of you who worked in the intelligence committee, dr. wilson, i know you're aware of it. it seems corporate america has simply ignored the intentions. they've known. is it time to declassify more of what we know china is doing to america so that corporate america can no longer pretend it doesn't exist, isn't happening? >> yes. they are national security decisionmakers. we need to help them be able to see it. and not with fragmentary information but information that's enough for them to understand intention and their actions. >> thank you. >> i'm going to have to apologize. general breedlove is going to have to leaf. thank you so much for participating in the panel. we appreciate the rest othe panelists' flexibility that they're able to remain with us. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to appreciate everything that -- all your service to our country. the ranking member had a question with

change, not continuity. lorna, thank you, lorna gordon. t20 world cup. south africa chose to bat first. a short while ago they were 31-0. the 31—0. the winners will meet australia who reached their seventh straight t20 final yesterday after a win over india. now let's return to ukraine and to clive myrie in kyiv. jane, thank you. a year ago, the life of everyone here was transformed overnight. at the time, there was a fear russia would take kyiv in days. that didn't happen of course, but the fighting has forced millions to leave their homes. as many as eight million ukrainian refugees have been recorded across europe, though some have now returned. and this map shows where they all went, and how many have fled to each country. while russia has claimed 2.8 million ukrainians have fled east across its border, the un hasn't been able to verify this. and as you can see, around 162,000 refugees made it to the uk. well, our reporter callum tulley has been to meet a group of young ukrainians who've relocated to london, to find out how the past ye

gordon. it was more than that. who's probably didn't ski more changed ski? march 22nd 2020 to the bay health narada of ukraine recede. bill number 7204. on banning the activities of the ukrainian orthodox church. if it's exempted, the state will efficiently take away all the remaining buildings and shrines from the canonical judge. under the new law orthodox priest, some believers who refused to recognize the new nationalist, ukrainian church will be declared state criminals blue a soco to what is she just a good asked wolf do stuff to work on your voice, which from which mutually which you could have below what you see is not a strip of denial for you, maria a choice when you are a sequel to mr. she with jenny who should move you lou do do is just a little boy with them here. it's no worries, no worries you. but as little as you can with the new system, what did he do to what the queer use a how can i does not with article it, can you post cookies that flow out, make them get the loan for tissue them yet, and fish, preciously by the same with some nations m

gordon brown's whitehall of two thousand and seven under sunak's changes. thousand and seven under sunak'shanges . there are now a changes. there are now a department for energy security and net zero. well, that mirrors brown's department for energy and climate change. there's also and climate change. there's also a department for science innovation and technology that to some extent mirrors brown's department for innovation. universities and skills. similarly, the department for business and trade echoes , the business and trade echoes, the department for business enterprise and regulatory reform. while department for culture, media and sports returns as department for culture, media and sports . returns as department for culture, media and sports. is this a brown knight? we organisation of governments ? organisation of governments? well, i'm delighted to be joined now by nigel, the political editor of , the sunday mirror now by nigel, the political editor of, the sunday mirror and britain's longest serving political editor. nigel, you have seen many reshuffles over your. have seen many r

always, i don't think of you as i always actual super own gordon county did my job expansion here in europe or elsewhere can not directly change the situation back home. nigerian law doesn't allow people to vote from outside the country. so once people have left, while they can do is to encourage the people back home to register and cast their ballots. that's what dr. b from j. peg bow ultima. lou is doing from the you. a, she says getting people to register is only one part of the task. another thing is just reminding people of the track record all he can deal what be, but she made them reveal where the previous traces let them monday, yet happy with those choices. she hopes these elections will lead to urgently needed change well already in trouble. we've been in trouble for a long time. all health care professionals are leaving and they're leaving juice back in berlin. emanuel connects with his friends, he says he makes his home. but moving back is far from his mind. in fact, his friends want to move to one's won't like was to me as bad as i should do in escrow, was shaun whoever wins the election? they'll struggle to convi

changes on attack on democracy. a tall prize. others? yes. fair lan international film festival has gone to a french documentary. i am honored and overwhelmed to present his years. gordon, bear to, sir. i do not. and all of the places i lived there surprised every one else by the unusual choice in his acceptance speech . he said he'd sought to reverse the image. people have of mental illness in another unusual transfer. so bear with me always when the youngest, the former have to go with that in the field was the only $20000.00 pieces of mm mm to germany's wonders niga now. and i don't want, they went into damage with half an i am tied on points with 2 other clubs on the top of the table doth, ma knew that a wind would put pressure on rivals by and, and only on berlin who play later today. red hot dormant came to since hi i'm looking for a 7 to went out of 7 since the winter break. often high, meanwhile, needed to arrest an alarming slide that has them flirting with relegation. the hosts held out for 43 minutes, but the referee saw this as a fall on union grunt, who put document ahead and bizarre fashion from the resulting free kick lock or inspiration. you decide. mar

diane gordon walked more that than two miles to work acknowledged the money would have been life changingare were so touched byselflessness helped her raise money on $16. >> make sure to tune in to lj cross-country saturday night at 10:00 p.m. we explore the youth crime crisis in america. >> sandra: so cool. thank you for all your reporting on that. one more thing the 2023 fort worth stock show and rodeo nearly 1500 contestants but one stood out above the rest. he was 1300-pound steer named snoop dogg received a bid that shattered the previous amount by over $100,000. by definition, greg, is he neutered. >> greg: thank god. >> judge jeanine: they could sell samples. >> jessica: samples of what? >> greg: his stuff. come on, jessica. don't play -- >> jessica: see you for super bowl sunday. that's it for us. have a great weekend. ♪ >> john: good evening and welcome to washington. i'm john roberts in for bret baier. breaking tonight the military has shut down another aerial object. the craft spotted over alaska was deemed a threat to aviation and the president ordered it neutralized earlier t

what it, what we'd call in the you must change your bad behavior with what i did to it. you know, could you do what to do with it? gordon would say they have to memorize the values of the republic, which are drilled into them relentlessly by the teachers. the knowing who don't go move co barnett. do let's recall the value of your wand in culture. she don't do what you me, for example into actually go on that you need to respect them in order to change your behavior and rely whistle doing that. and we'll get our local. what do you believe are the values that upper wanted some wiggle room which will to get the values that constitute a true wanted i don't, and the good of our nations. yeah, go, well i guess what's your name? danielle? yeah, well then jo, on band honesty and integrity in director with young, honesty and integrity. i'm oh not what else to say? how well could it's yes, year book the book on the love of work. what are we shoes like instantly have those a body was the can on the can not the bucket full to talk to the end up with dishes as the, again my tasks. so is it to harpoon across those, those values, and

we have some money managers changing their strategy after a sharp rally in the next few weeks on these assets. are they still something --gordonannon, let's see what he has got to say. with alberto gallo standing in the very same pitch as you, he said there is a complacency, we are deluded. the goldilocks, it is just too much. would you agree that credit has run a little bit too far, too fast, too furious? good morning. gordon: certainly been a a lot of euphoria coming into this year. there are some good justifications, inflation has peaked, the energy crisis in europe has abated, china has rode back on covid zero. we have gone too far in a number of places. this isn't the year for us to chase capital gains. did i think it is all about income. that means that you can look to yield, starting yields are a lot higher. if you look at a five-year period, that is 90% of my job, but you have got to be selective. dani: you are going not totally on the yield story, you are perhaps looking away from the lowest rated high-yield on. are you fearful of this default cycle? will it look ugly? is that why you avoid that at the moment? gordon:

analyst at gordon davis, who until recently held the position of deputy assistant secretary general of nato, and in matters of defense investment, they are afraid of how much they will change the situation on the field. tanks, which have already been promised to ukraine, are a large number. which were declared more than 100 bradley about 90 motorized vehicles stryker and then marder and puma and others that offer different countries they could form three or more motorized brigades and have a real impact on the future counteroffensive the main question is how quickly they will reach ukraine we have heard some alarming news that it will take months to ship because they want to make sure that all the necessary logistics package has been provided and that the crews and maintenance teams have come all the proper training so that ukraine can not only use them but also support them but you know this is a war and time is of great importance, it is hard to believe that it takes 6 months to teach an already experienced tank station driver to drive a tank , frankly, drivers are probably not the most difficult job for training is more complex requirements for the gunner and for the co

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liz: to that point, gordon, there is something very kiss runtive about tesla and the way they run their business. he can changeple who buy them at the higher price and two weeks later he gets a bad data point and lowers the price. but what is the negative of that beyond what i've just articulated? >> ross talks emphatic to his vagaries. we can't just keep allowing these platitudes. listen, tesla is not concern they don't have a competitive advantage -- >> gordon, you just said the mercedes has gulf self-driving concern full self-driving, and it doesn't. >> that's just 38% of their capacity in china despite massive price cuts. their run rate demand in q4 was 1.75 million cars an eulogy. that's half of their capacity despite the fact they're only running their plant at 20% utilization -- >> gordon, we're about to break records -- [inaudible conversations] let me get a half a million -- [inaudible conversations] liz: hold on, hold on. >> ross, let me finish. >> dyd -- byd is increasing prices in china. vw is increasing prices in china, tesla's cutting prices. they're not selling out their capacity. [inaudible con

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change. to the cut and thrust of politics. lorna - and thrust of politics. lorna gordon, thank you.e hit. rescuers worked through the night in hatay to find him, and there were cheers of celebration when he was successfully pulled free. it's as the syrian president bashar al—assad made his first public statement, thanking the international community for its help, but said it must go further. more than a week after earthquakes hit syria and turkey, there's growing anger over why so many buildings collapsed, burying tens of thousands of people as they slept. in turkey, more than 100 arrest warrants have been issued in connection with unsafe buildings, and the government has been accused of turning a blind eye. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake has been investigating the collapse of one building in gaziantep. night and day, they've been waiting for a miracle. but there's no sign of one. their relatives lived in the most expensive part of this city. that meant nothing, as their apartment block turned to dust. emre, whose five loved ones are missing, says so many people are to blame. t

slowly as these macro economic changes unfolded the stock lost 80% of its value over 12 months is there a road back to growth let's bring in wealth advisers founder, todd gordonsk this entire time how much has the stock priced in the environment we now find ourselves in >> carl, i think they've priced in quite a bit you know, these delinquency rates are moving higher. they are concerning. the affirm platform will come in and say there's no apr on this, but there was a report out that 70% will wind up paying late fees with the macro headwinds increasing interest rates, less discretionary income, those fees people are paying are going to continue to mount, defaults will come in. i'm skeptical on the product right now. >> yeah. i mean, it also sort of belies the pattern we've been getting lately, which is you get a bounce on layoff news. do you think there are other dynamics weighing on it? not just the guidance, for example, which is obvious, but the reliance on exclusivity, whether that's a peloton or amazon contract? >> exactly, yeah i listened to the conference call, carl they had mentioned peloton they talked about this gross volume bookings, which had pret

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times are changing on tyneside and here for the ride was their new £45 million man anthony gordon.n, newcastle held firm. st james�* park erupted. their wait is over. now for a shot at history. newcastle�*s saudi—backed owners promised better days to come when they took over. but few could have predicted the transformation to be as rapid as this. facing relegation last season, newcastle are now flying high in the premier league and off to their first wembley final this century. manchester united played nottingham forest to see who take them on. chelsea as predicted breaking the british tranfer record — a whopping £105 million on enzo fernadnez. but with strict rules around how much clubs can spend on players how is it chelsea, now under new owners, have been able to take their spending to over half a billion pounds since they took over? 0ur sports editor dan roan�*s been taking a look. he may be just 22, but enzo fernandez is already a world cup winner. the argentine midfielder emerging as one of the stars of the tournament. the youngster played just a handful of matches for benfic