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at the time, a group of neoconservatives, including future vice president and then halliburton ceo dickey, argued in favor of exempting all military emissions. on monday, a group of climate activists staged a protest outside the cop spotlighting the role of the u.s. military in the climate crisis. we are joined now by three guests. inside the u.n. climate summit is ramÓn mejÍa, the anti-militarism national organizer of grassroots global justice alliance. he's an iraq war veteran. we are also joined by erik edstrom, who fought in the afghan war and later studied climate change at oxford. he is the author of "un-american: a soldier's reckoning of our longest war" and joins us from boston. also with us in glasgow is neeta crawford with the cost of war project at brown university and is a professor. ramÓn mejÍa, you protested inside and outside the cop. how did you go from being an iraq or better to a climate justice activist? >> thank you for having me, amy. i participated in the invasion of iraq in 2003. as part of that invasion, which was a crime, was able to witness this your destructio

i've been for the halliburton has this update from hard to when i asked him about the elections of 2023. why not now, but wait him 2 years more. he said that we do not have enough funds and we need a consensus or it is not the right time to go that with that decision. so here of a said there are 2 prominent factors that are going to be determined and how the future of susanna is going to be, particularly mister will hands on carrier. so the streets and the international community without after law, me to the also prime minister after hambrick. it seems very difficult for mr. albert hand to get the support from the fleet or to is them down and to get the, the, to restore the international relations. and get the support of the international community, because a so far the you and the u. s. c and european union have been quite firm on the, on the on demand asking mr. han to immediate return back to the civilian government . had by mister after le hum to well, you can watch the full interview with sedans, general at the federal hon on talk to al jazeera in about 25 minutes time. right. at t

and we knew that dick cheney was really, it was all about halliburton was all about the oil and i, i just thought nobody can, can they not see the avarice of that we've caused such. i mean, i think the middle east was very finely balanced anyway. and we cause, we, we cause such me and i was so angry about that and, and, and the humorous of tony and many ways dealing with that. so i just, i, i, you know, i felt i was there after because i was the voice of labor in the 97 election. and i was so live in mind that i just really believed in the party big time. but i saw the party slowly getting sold on the river, and i don't think the party is recovered. quite frankly. i really don't. and i think it's tragic because i still am, i am a socialist. so therefore i know that. but also we live in the u. k. in a very futile system. you know, everybody in that place of this goes on full upcoming, you know, it's still that it's a bit it's, it's a bit more. i'll agree like, but it's still there and i found out really unacceptable. and i think when do we move on? when do we move on? and i looked at

most of the names are also 10, 15, even some cases 20%, halliburton is about 20% off of its recent 52 highlight retail stocks, great darlings again going into the value buy in the last couple of months. dillard's downgrade with a sell and nordstrom terrible earnings report, gap at a 52-week low macy's big retail value is halted in the last week or so. look at the vix, rare to see the vix in the mid-20s three days in a row. only happened a few times, a spike here, happened in may and september. these were associated with covid outbreaks and anxiety around that and just a sign of a little bit of anxiety as we try to figure out how do you deal with the omicron variant, a second wave of potential supply chain issues and fed's unexpected hawkishness. good reason for the vix to be in the mid-20s. melissa, back to you >> bob, thanks powell's comments having a huge impact on the bond market. rick santelli is in chicago. >> you know, you get a hawkish fed chairman intersecting a nervous market regarding the variant of omicron and you get some serious volatility. let's start with the short date

they originally set to return to that halliburton marsh in huntington beach. but. >> there were still some concerns about leftover oil there. so the wetlands and wildlife care center got the green light at this particular property nearby along the santa ana river in newport beach to make the ducks at home again. looks like they like it. the steps were being cared for before the oil spill. but the spill forced the center to keep them for a bit longer. meantime, environmental advocates say they plan to sue the federal government over its failure to review and update plans for those platforms off the coast. the center for biological diversity says it sent a notice today to the secretary of the interior talking about its intent to sue. the group says the government approved plans for a cluster of oil platforms back in the 1980's and they are still running but were expected to wind down production back in 2000, 7. the group says the law requires the government to review these plans periodically. the department of the interior has not commented on the lawsuit. some

wip resorts down 2% as well, similar for simon properties, physical mall retail could be affected halliburtonthe markets have been handicapping or anticipating this slow-down trade happening. small caps as represented by this ticker iwm versus the invesco qqq trust. you can kind of see there a big divergence happening over the course of the last few weeks here investors piling into the large growth names as a possible insulator versus small cap stocks as we do often, a check on the most popular tickers from yesterday's full session maybe no surprise that moderna was on the top of that list near the top of that list moderna down 2.5%. tesla, twitter on the ceo change news there apple, walt disney, hit heing 52-week low, andrew, yesterday's ession, we seen cramer's investing club did buy shares keep a close eye on disney, the top ten are on my twitter feed at the domino. back over to you. >> thank you, mr. domino >>> we had another big market take this morning. bridgewater's ray dalio in the last your underlined as he sees as foolishness to tame timing the exit point, it's like trying to guess