what kind of green economy constructs can be create and regions like these with diversified options exist for people. how can they be absorbed into agriculture, which is productive? can you create renewable energy complexes in these areas? and those people can be employed, but these that are distributed ideas and they don't exist in any kind of policy and regulation. and perhaps that's where effort needs to be. in the so i'm vision to clean renewable energy will have it shadow challenges. but people like mobile video can remind us that a new world is on it's we kind of just transition must leave. no one behind just is a, what did i have from justice? it means phase. looks bad to who and how can an energy transition be? i'm just, i had to do one of them desktop corporate using steve todd, kind the one couple of these details to look at these mines to put faces on this data that are easy to and to find potential things. so come with me to look at the president because it helps us understand the future that you're talking about. that pre tell you a story where we stand right now, this black

all that the new green economy has to offer have 7 man based on the problem stuff at home. the ask way that i'm capable of doing this job because it's men's work, especially since i look through people those way. but i'm up for driving such a big bus. they say this is men's work, north women's, i think work is work. you just need to use it in coverage and that's it. women like video and her colleagues need support systems in place to ensure that the transition goes smoothly for them. we got some of them in college captains on board. we change them over and above that training and beat into this training if you cannot afford, then he said that she's ready. now let's do the floss to invest the date in the entire would, which is that need to walk it off and then go to this whole concept of human vast and yours. the medical, it's captain given k. but what's coming in, ma, i try to, you focused on large scale reforms in had tenure as the indian ministry of power. simply by changing the economic model, she was able to create and lead the world's largest electric bus program with

the largest airline in the republic said a big step has been taken towards the development of a green economye of palm oil in ecofuels was almost 2.5%. as the world's largest producer of this type of product, indonesia is seeking to expand the use of vegetable oils as fuel to reduce imports of expensive fossil fuels. this was the news from the economy, have a good and productive week, see you later. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone and i , violetta sokolovich, hello, the theft of equipment from a garage worth 15,000 rubles was discovered by detectives in minsk, there is a suspect, the stolen property was confiscated from him and will be returned to the rightful owner. besides, the man compensates. the full cost of smartphones that i managed to sell second-hand at a reduced price. it is known that the suspect has previous convictions for theft and drug trafficking. the first door was open, the second pump was opened. a minsk resident contacted the leninskoe district department of the capital, from whom equipment worth over 15,000 rubles had been stolen. the young man purch

our country has adopted a national action plan for the development of a green economy until 2025.ment goals, how do you assess its implementation, is there a need to push somewhere, are there problems, what are they? the national action plan for the development of a green economy is the second document of its kind that has been adopted in our country, and i want to say that monitoring of the implementation of measures is carried out annually of this document, and moreover, the second national plan now contains 11 priority areas, and which clearly contain a list of specific activities and a wide range, a list, one might say, of those responsible and involved in their implementation, saying, success so far in general is its implementation is assessed as successful, speaking about some specific examples, if we talk about sustainable production, yes, then systematic work is certainly underway in the republic to create a national system using the best available technological methods. moreover, these methods successfully, the creation of such a platform allows enterprises not to waste t

there's been no attempts to create federal opportunities for on in the move to making the economy green the field left out in the process. in most cases, no plans are made for when lines are closed, but occasionally solutions are font financed either by the government, the coal company or the number of people that benefit is limited, especially compared with the number of those adversely affected center go or view exhibit data which is basically owned by that element of index, and which and done owns a lot of these core mines in talking to area. their own streaming sen does like these now training centers like these are supposed to clean that on employees will walk into the core mines. but also data in other community members whose lands have been data to created these mines. the centers in between a few 100 people every year for alternate employment. and then there are some solutions that generate employment wind helping to he came to land that was taken over for the mines and has just lean waist ever since we are in idaho. uh, in what was once accordingly, i know it has been converted

we produce metals for the green economy, for the production of batteries and electric motors.g our contribution to ensuring that the industry is green, but at the same time, for many years we have been the main polluter, so to speak, in this series, and accordingly have carried... this is such a sad stigma, and accordingly, liberation from this stigma is very important for us important, well, i would say, symbolic significance, at full capacity, sulfur program at nadezhdinsky metallurgical plant will be released by the end of 2024, after the launch of all technological lines, the plant will reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by more than 5 and a half times from one million tons per year to 197,000. vera moroz, ekaterina dombrovskaya, vesti. in moscow , the heating operation has been adjusted, as reported by the capital's municipal services complex; due to the cold snap , the temperature of the coolant in the main networks had to be increased to 87°. well, weather forecasters generally predict heavy snowfalls in central russia in the coming days. read more about vadim zavodchenkov

valentina matvienko, the entrance of this meeting, and another important topic, the transition to a green economyprimarily the reduction of industrial emissions. russia is one of the few countries that has exceeded its obligations under the kyoto protocol. moreover, we are voluntarily setting ourselves increasingly ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. it is thanks to russia that it entered the atmosphere. 40 billion tons of carbon dioxide equivalent were missed, while global emissions as a whole have increased by 2 and a half times. as you can see, the complexities and contradictions of the current situation have not stopped our country’s desire to solve environmental climate problems, including, i inform you, we are looking for new ways to continue... the negative impact on the planet’s climate. unfortunately, the covid-19 pandemic, as well as the unilateral, illegal sanctions policies of a number of countries , have seriously slowed down progress in implementing the entire 20:30 agenda, and also caused significant damage to the global economy. well , that’s just what concerns b

i think we've started doing it and i think that gen z, they have a bright future in a green economy. and it's bright and exciting. that's just me. so i had-- my daughter is a gen z so i've got to be optimistic. >> james, your thoughts. >> yeah, i think reaching back into history with john muer at the end, they said he died at a broken heart, when he lost the battle, but he didn't die of a broken heart. he believed people would ultimately would do the right thing. i see too many people in the older generations are entrenched in their ways of life, not flexible, not able to change, not even able to recycle and do the basic things we need to do and i think it's a combination of sacrifice and opportunity and this is an exciting time, but hopefully gen z comes in with a new mentality and we need to make big shifts in the way we live. and probably, you know, for the better. i think there's-- we need to value the quality of life issues over material issues in a lot of way and hopefully that shift will take place in your generation. >> thank you for that question. important. [applause] >> an

metal-platinum group - these are all metals that are necessary for the development of the so -called green economyent, for example, in the production of batteries for electric vehicles, now all technologies, all the key consumer characteristics from the point of view of an electric vehicle, are tied precisely to the use of nickel, and this technology is moving towards using more nickel units in cathode materials for batteries, this is the range, there is a charge and so on and other other important characteristics , metal plate groups, their key application is autocatalysts, again an environmental issue, that is, all our metals, in fact, are a contribution to the global environmental agenda, so that accordingly, we as a company need to become green, not only from the point of view of our contribution, but from the point of view of ourselves, but there are also factors that cannot be assessed in monetary terms, cannot be counted in tons or measured in kilometers, this is conservation nature, the future of the planet and the people who live in the arctic region, we want to leave our children a healt

we produce metals for the green economy for the production of batteries and electric motors. are. we contribute to making the industry green, but at the same time for many years they were the main polluter, so to speak, in this series and, accordingly, bore this sad stigma, and accordingly, liberation from this stigma for us has a very important, well, i would say, symbolic meaning, the sulfur program at the nadezhdinsky metallurgical plant will reach full capacity until the end of 2024, after the launch of all technological... the plant will reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by more than 5 and a half times from more than one million tons per year until 1997. vera moroz, ekaterina dombrovskaya, anna nikulaesh, lead. now it’s time for alexander’s news in october, industrial production in russia increased by more than 5.5%, as reported in russtat, tell us in which segments there was the strongest growth. a thief in production. and finished metal products, for now i’ll start with another topic, the plan for the northern delivery of solid fuel pharmaceutical products has been comple

nikolaevna, we know that you are a specialist in the green economy, in the system of sustainable developmentcludes responsible production, consumption, and the preservation of ecosystems, climate and so on, our country has adopted a plan, national plan actions to develop green development, how do you evaluate its implementation, is it necessary to push somewhere, are there problems, here are your assessments, the national action plan for the development of a green economy is the second such document of its kind that has been adopted in our country, and i want to say that the implementation of the activities of this document is monitored annually; moreover, the second national plan now contains 11 priority areas. and which clearly contain a list of specific events and a wide range, the list can be say, the performers responsible, yes, involved in their implementation, speaking about success so far, in general, its implementation is assessed as successful, speaking about some specific examples, if we talk about sustainable production, yes, then of course systematic work is being carried out in

with a large set of support measures for industrial enterprises that are transitioning... to a green economyoduction of products that are not it is only critically important for the country’s economy, but it also creates a favorable environmental situation. we all remember last year, when , after the departure of foreign packaging manufacturers, the russian market could have experienced deficit. moscow enterprises came to the rescue; for example, they doubled packaging production. chairman of the board of directors of a cardboard packaging company, sergei batvin , proudly displays a certificate for second place in the labor productivity growth category. due to what? due to the fact that we increased the capacity of the existing equipment twice, no one will believe it, but we did it. to avoid a shortage of cardboard packaging on the market, the plant had to urgently increase production volumes and reshape technologies. and we worked all our lives, all our 50 years, on russian raw materials, on russian flight materials, we had everything domestically, naturally, we remained , one might say, th

this trend with a large set of support measures for industrial enterprises that are moving into a green economyf products that are not only critically important for for the country's economy, but also creates a favorable environmental situation. we all remember last year, when , after the departure of foreign packaging manufacturers on the russian market, there could have been a shortage, moscow came to the rescue enterprises, for example, have increased packaging production by as much as twofold ; the chairman of the board of directors of a company producing cardboard packaging, sergei batvin , proudly shows a certificate for second place in the category increase in labor productivity. due to what? due to the fact that we doubled the capacity using existing equipment , who knows where. they will believe, but we did it in order to avoid a shortage of cardboard packaging on the market, the plant had to urgently increase production volumes and redraw technological chains, and we we worked all our lives, all our 50 years, on russian raw materials, on russian polythene, we had everything domestic,

norilsk nickel, the company’s total investment is more than 180 billion. we produce metals for the green economye production of batteries, electric motors , that is, in theory we contribute to making the industry green, but at the same time for many years we have been the main polluter, so to speak in series, and accordingly bear this is such a sad stigma, and accordingly, liberation from this stigma for us has a very important, well, i would say, symbolic meaning, the sulfur program at the nadezhdinsky metallurgical plant will reach full capacity before the end of 2024, after the launch of all technological lines the plant will reduce dioxide emissions sulfur more than 5 and a half times, from more than one million tons per year to 197,000. vera moroz, ekaterina dombrovskaya, anna nikulaesh, news. the tax plenary meeting ended in moscow. form chamber of commerce and industry called the business power view. anna lazareva will summarize the results. the head of the chamber of commerce and industry, sergei katyrin, who represented the interests of business here, cited a very interesting fact that,

here in new delhi, specialized meetings are already underway, in particular, the transition to a green economy of industrial emissions in the energy sector, in particular, and india, on the sidelines of this summit, presents to the guests of the parliamentary twenty its achievements, its traditions, in particular in the textile industry, for example, is famous here in india and not only in khadi fabric. it is generally considered a symbol of the struggle for indian independence, a symbol of the struggle of mahatma gandhi, whom the republics here call the father of the nation. he wove this fabric himself and encouraged his supporters to do the same so that they would not buy factory products from english manufacture. well, now, decades later, khadi is not only fashionable and stylish, it is also a popular political trend, that’s why. khadi is a symbol of independence, it is our invention, our pride, our nation. this tradition was started by gandhi, he used this spinning wheel. the fiber goes through a spinning wheel, but the process is completely manual, so the fabric turns out durable, and as

we produce metals for the green economy, for the production of batteries. electric motors, that is, in contribution to making the industry green, but at the same time, for many years we were the main polluter, so to speak in series, and accordingly bore this sad stigma, and accordingly, liberation from this stigma for us it is very important, well, i would say symbolic, the sulfur program at the nadezhda metallurgical plant will reach full capacity until the end... 2024, after the launch of all technological lines, the plant will reduce sulfur dioxide emissions more than 5 and a half times, from more than one million tons per year to 197,000. vera moroz, ekaterina dombrovskaya, anna nikolaesh, news. in shchyolkovo near moscow, a pensioner who detained a robber was given a certificate for a new car. the seventy-two-year-old man will also receive an award from the ministry of internal affairs. i talked to the hero. eleven-year-old timofey called for help, the man snatched his mobile phone and tried to escape. but the thief’s plans were ruined by a pensioner, seventy-two-year-old mikhail

oil prices, the green economy, trade, you name it, i see adding to inflation. do not think inflationary will keep going down there for rates may go higher. the biggest storm cloud his geopolitical. it is ukraine, it is a humanitarian crisis. it is nuclear blackmail that will affect all global racers. we do not know how it will start either. i keep a close eye on those. i tell people be prepared for higher rates and slower growth. >> 7%, are we really going there? >> it is possible. when i top to my board -- talk to my board, the answer is yes. is supply and demand -- yes. i knew just saying be prepared for it. the worst cases stagflation. there are higher rates because you have a booming economy. >> what are the ripple effects of the stress of that? 7% rates on your growth? >> i am not worried about jp morgan, we are prepared, we can handle 7%, we can handle 2% again. >> wears china on the list of risks? >> that is the big one. it is the threat from ukraine, oil and gas, food, migration. the most important being china. it is very hard to see really positive out

we produce metals for the green economy, for the production of batteries, electric motors, that is, ing the industry green, but at the same time for many years we have been the main polluter, so to speak according to the series and accordingly bore this sad stigma, and accordingly liberation from this stigma is very... important for us, well, i would say, symbolic meaning, the sulfur program at the nadezhdinsky metallurgical plant will reach full capacity before the end of 2024, after the launch of all technological lines, the plant will reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by more than 5 and a half times, from more than one million tons per year to 197,000. vera moroz, ekaterina dombrovskaya, anna nikulaesh, news. and now sports news. in the champions league, the matches of the third round took place, alexander ovechkin scored in the second game in a row, and mixed style fighter sergei pavlovich will fight for the ufc heavyweight champion title. alexander abramov has all the details, he is joining me, sasha, good morning, tell us what is the remarkable news about sergei pavlovich. sash, go

see it opportunity and occasion and we started doing it and i think gen z in the future and a green economy and it is exciting. >> reaching back into the history of the end, they said he died, that was the legend but he maintained optimism and didn't die of ael broken heart, he believed people would doo the right thing. what i see is too many people in older generations entrenched in the ways of life and not able to recycle do the basic things wed need to a combination of sacrifice and opportunity and it's an exciting time but it comes in on new locality and make shifts in the way we live in for the better. we need to value the quality of life issues over material issues and hopefully that shift will take place. >> thank you for that. [applause] >> we do have time for one h question. >> i am from arlington, virginia. >> i assume you will do want another. >> i'm glad you referenced the story about the top of the pine tree in the storm and when i was getting involved in the advocacy and it meant so much to me of the connection we can all have with the world around us but here we are, can you

states but eventually did is not so much about inflation as it is about subsidising elements of the green economyo far it has been very successful in attracting investment in addition to the big investment made by the united states. hundreds of billions of dollars. internationally it has attracted a lot of investment and this is disturbing in europe because it sucks investment out of relevant industries in europe and europe would like more access to this booming economy in the united states. so that is the context for this meeting but of course with all that is going on in the world it is unlikely that the world it is unlikely that the leaders themselves will get around to that long agenda you just told us about. they will be talking about ukraine and negotiators have been working behind the scenes on the long list of other technical issues and trade issues but apparently without success yet.— without success yet. what is the state — without success yet. what is the state of _ without success yet. what is the state of trade _ without success yet. what is the state of trade policy - without succes

, giving as leadership of the technologies that will define the 21st economy when it comes to green economies. we are in with a question a much stronger position at home and abroad then we been in recent years. >> i've got to say though, i mean, if the choice is between a very sanguine secretary of state and easily excitable secretary of state, , i guess you go with sanguine. but we are a year away from an election where your guide is running against the other guy, and the other guy wants to dismantle everything that you just talked about. so i don't, i'm not really tracking your sanguine unity. [laughing] on this. i'll come back to that question and maybe there is a patch of. maybe you can't future proof the work that this administration has been over the past three years. by theth wake of there had been mistakes of my administration has made,e, they're been victors but it's within a certain bandwidth of reality-based policymaking. >> thank you. [applause] >> i don't mean to be too nice about anything but there's a usual bandwidthis and then thers the special bandwidth that you have been dea

oil price, certain commodity prices, the green economy, the restructuring of trade.ou name it, it is not subtracting inflation. i don't think it will keep coming down. rates may keep going higher. but the biggest is ukraine, the humanitarian crisis. it is a long 600 miles, 500 thousand people killed. it is nuclear blackmail and it is going to affect oh global relationships in america, china. we don't know how it is going to start. so i keep a close eye on. how it affects the economy is different, i just tell people to be prepared for higher rates. emily: are we really going to 7% jericho -- 7%? >> it is possible. can it go to 7%? yes. are we driving higher than where it is to the 10 year bond, yes. is supply and demand pushing out, yes. i'm saying be prepared for it. the worst case is stagflation. higher rates because you have a booming economy, and a lot of competition for capital, it's not the same thing. emily: what is the ripple effect on your growth? correct i'm not worried about jp morgan. we can handle 2% again. emily: a percent jericho >> now. we are looking

occasion and i think we started doing it and i think gen z will have a bright future and you're a green economy. it is bright and exciting, that is just me. >> my daughter is the gen z so i gottad be -- >> i think i'm rooting back to the history with john at the end they said that he died of a broken heart, he was a legend when he lost the battle. but he maintained his optimism, he did not die, you cannot break his heart he thought people would ultimately do thewh right thing. what i see, too many people in the older generation are entrenched in the ways of life and not flexible and not able to change or go to the cycle or the basic things that we need to do. i think it's a combination of sacrifice and opportunity and it is an exciting time but it will be gen z that comes in with the mentality and understand we need to make big shifts and the way thatro we live in and probably r the better, i think we need to value the quality of life issues over material issues in a lot of ways and hopefully that shift will take place in your generation. >> thank you forat that questio. >> it is important. >>

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no, everything is just green down economies. question the country. so i see on the board say what is that it was being paid for? the 5000 is like, well enough for me because of my to didn't know my wife the when i do that you're going to that we don't know we don't know. busy we have, we, i agree, we don't know what to do. the math is at i x of all what that is going on in nigeria. what do you do? what is happening in, in nigeria? and we see that everything is going backwards for microsoft friends. nothing is going on in this country, so i don't see and it isn't just sort of bridge. a 1969 terrorist flag was right. yes. mocking independence from britain. 63 as nice as a country. feel sure, going to stand on the speak. space between what's the name place on it? we currently use the currency on unemployment menu. only people are leaving in large numbers, but not everyone is able to relocate. so those who are less appealing vehicles on change. i don't believe in moving into that because i can go so we uh become a 2nd class citizen. so does i see be leav

china, its economy is growing at a rapid pace, but china has set itself the goal of developing a green economyy say, is... a very clean source of energy and therefore china imports natural gas from russia, in china they know how to achieve their goals and know well that a reliable partner is half the success, especially in such a matter as the supply of energy resources, where counting on the best not for years, but for a decade in advance, in general, working, as they say, ahead of the curve, we have openings new fields and we produce as much gas as the consumer needs, that is, we can produce more, but we give as much... as much as is needed, what such a word is needed, everyone who comes on duty at the chendinskoye field knows well, and they also understand that thanks to their daily work, people’s homes are light and warm in any weather, alexander kanevich, vandelu, yuan dijun, pyotr polikov, artemmy chinkov, ali nurov, vyacheslav prunov, ilya mesyuchenko and vladimir sharykin, ntv television company, together with the media corporation china. there's a short break now, watch after the comm

oil prices, certain commodity prices, the green economy, the restructuring of trade. you name it.dding to inflation, not subtracting inflation. i don't think inflation will keep going down. it may not. rates may go higher. the biggest storm cloud his geopolitical, it is ukraine, the humanitarian crisis. it is a war not far from here. 500,000 people have been killed, it is nuclear blackmail, it will affect all global relationships and alliances. i just put those two things as i keep a close eye on. how it affects the economy is different. i just tell people to be prepared for higher rates. emily: 7%, are we really going there? >> 5%, it is possible. when i talked to my board i say yeah, can it to 7%, the answer is yes. are there factors that will drive it higher than where it is today, the 10 year bond now, yes? is supply and demand capitulating, yes. be prepared for it. then the worst case is stagflation. higher rates because you have a booming economy. there is competition for capital. it is not the same a stagflation. emily: what are the ripple effects? seven for sewing -- 7% ra

deep in kentucky farm country, a green economy is taking route.vesting about $1 billion building a half million square foot manufacturing plant, north america's first sustainable battery production facility. >> it's urban mining in effect that we're collecting batteries from the field, bringing them back in and making new battery materials out of them. >> reporter: construction started sooner than expected. when ascend received two grants totaling $480 million from the bipartisan infrastructure law. the facility will employ up to 400 people and, according to ascend, generate up to $4.4 billion in economic impact to kentucky over the construction period and the first ten years. >> the fact that we are getting a certain amount of government support in building a facility like this, is really also helped cat lyse some of the investors, the private money that is coming in. >> reporter: last month ascend announced it raised $542 million of new funding, one of the largest u.s. clean tech private equity raises this year. it was led by decarbon anization

started doing it and i think the joneses, they really have a bright future in and, you know, a green economy and it's just bright and exciting that's just me. so i have my daughters a gen z so i've got to be optimistic. d your wisdom thoughts? yeah. you know, i think just reaching back into history with john at the end, you they said that he died of a broken that was the legend when he lost the hatch hetchy battle but he maintained this optimism through the end of his life he didn't die of a broken heart you couldn't break his heart. he believed people would ultimately do the right thing. but what i see is many people and the older generations are entrenched in their ways of life and, not flexible, not able to change, not able even to recycle and do the basic things we need to do. and i think it is a combination of sacrifice and opportunity and and, and, and it's an exciting time, but it's going to be gen z, hopefully that comes in with a whole new mentality and understands that, that we need make big shifts in, in the way we live in probably is, you know for the better i think i think those

keeping america preeminent globally and the green economy. it is a defense issue, military experts tell us that the competition for resources and habitat will because for conflict unless that is addressed. it is a security issue. most of all it is a values issue. we have a moral responsibility. even if you don't believe that, we all feel we have a moral responsibility to young people, the next generation. any big issue coming your way in terms of how you might see it. i have no intention of running for office. none. did i ever talk about it? i was rock and roll. [laughter] i had five children in six years and one week. i keep saying that to my archbishop. anyway, he's got a problem. [laughter] i had no intention ever, people came to me and said run for office. you don't understand, i'm shy. i'm not going out there. you have to run, you love the issues. you have to run. so i go to alexandra, who's our youngest. she did not go to georgetown. she went to loyola in los angeles. she went there. she selected her college very carefully. the school t

supplied the russians with his leopards , he will suffer because of what it means to create a green economyrbons, but the fact is that this means blinkin’s beautiful metaphor about the stars. amazed us president, these are not two stars, these are two ski tracks, they diverge in different directions, therefore, this man on thin legs now represents something surreal, this distance, it is moving apart, but the most important thing is that the strategic goal of the united states is behind him, that is, he is riding on two ski tracks diverging in the other direction from the chinese factor and one way or another he either the united states will have to turn around, this is the main drama, so to speak, but i don’t know how much truth or misinformation is that they are disarming quickly, but if this is so, then this is simply madness, since the real the conflict and the construction of a border, a new border there in the south china sea, is a geopolitical fact, and if they tied up the united states in konotop together with their equipment, their congresses, with enormous potential, so to speak, t

know, he is pin a lot of hopes on this idea of reinvigorating domestic manufacturing to match a green economy a lot of those things really, you know, that they're big -- you don't see fruition for weeks so the president the other day, you know, at a fundraiser we werere getting off script and wh i hasn't been called inflation reduction act because that's not what it is and you look at poll he's not getting credit for "the washington post" had a poll things are not noticing climate and they can't name his legislative accomplishments so much of that is because he -- you know people have kind of hardened views but also it is so hard to get out of policy agenda through the modern media landscape we have right now. >> ben you talk about it in your book sort of this -- class of folks that came in with biden that had, you know, these big hopes and dreams. >> yeah. one i feel like one of the reasonse why his numbers are had to move is because we have half of the country going to feel one way no matter and democratic party itself is kind of always battling with himself. it wasf very easy for people on

really put a lot of his hopes on this idea but reinvigorating domestic manufacturing to match a green economy. a lot of those things really, they are big endeavors right now which are not going to see the creation for -- fruition for anotherow tenure so almost as a match with the people are feeling now. the president the other day at a fundraiser like any kind of went off script, he said and really i wish i hadn't been called the inflation reduction act because that's not what it really is. in fact, he's right. you look at polling, he's not getting credit for "washington post" article the other people the things heng can acclimate. they can't name is legislative accomplishments. so much of that is because people are kind of hard nephews but also it'st hard to get outa policy agenda through this modern media landscape we have right now. >> ben you talk about in your book sort of this class of folks a came in with biden that at the big hopes and dreams.re >> yeah. i feel like one of the reasons why his numbers are hard to move is because he got half the country is going to feel one way no matte

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oil prices, the green economy, the restructure of trade.not subtracting from it. so inflation may not be there. there rates my go higher. but ukraine, the humanitarian crisis. a war not far from here. it's nuclear blackmail. it's going to affect all global markets. those two things i keep a close eye on and how it affects the economy is different. i tell people be prepared for higher rates and slower growth. >> 7%, are we really going there? >> i don't know, whennics 5% they asked that. it's possible. can it go to 7%? yes. are there factors that would drive it higher than what it is today? 10-year bond. yes. is supply and demand -- yes. i'm just saying be prepared for it and then the worst case is stag nation. higher rates because off booming economy because you have a lot of competition for capital is not the same thing as stag nation. >> what is the result of 7% on your growth? >> i'm not worried about j.p. morgan. we could handle 8%. we could handle% again. >> where's china on the list? >> when i say geopolitical, that's the big one. it'

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