henrik fisher -- henrik fisker ceo and founder. ed ludlow, we always love having you on the show.ix: the ftx bankruptcy hearing will be starting in six minutes. annmarie hordern, what are you looking for? >> about 100 companies worldwide. there are all players as well involved in this case. a number of global roles. we will see what happens as this case unravels. how it is unique to the financial service industry given we have seen large-scale complex situations before as it comes to financial bankruptcy. we have never seen one of the scale when it comes to more than a million customers being affected. billions of dollars at stake for the first 50 predators alone. when you look at the top 10 predators, more than 50 million alone. one thing i would say is both other companies as well as creditors are looking at this case and saying let's look at the assets, what can be recouped? can things be made whole again for certain investors? when people look at the other companies involved they are saying, am i losing everything or am i getting $.60 on the dollar or $.50 on the dollar? that

ed: that was fisker's chairman, ceo and founder henrik fisker.ave been writing about that company for more than two years. monthly, henrik fisker would say november 17, that is when production would -- will start. 2022. and to his credit, it did. caroline: then the backlog of orders, the production that comes, is it going to start to be a can -- a true competitor? ed: it is impossible to say. their model is to out rise -- outsize manufacturing. that is why they are confident about how many they can build, why they are able to make it so affordable. you look on the screen, it is more in line with what americans like. bigger cars. whether it will be successful, it will hit those targets, who knows. caroline: remind me the price point? ed: about 40,000 u.s. dollars. if you go on tesla's website, near $80,000. that is an astonishing price point to commit to. that is what we kept asking him. what about supply chains, input costs, semiconductors? he seems unfazed. caroline: you bring out the best and these people with the long-term relationships you ha

henrik here himself, who singlehandedly . raised henrik here himself, who singlehandedly.0 oh, that is brilliant . you speak oh, that is brilliant. you speak so eloquently, bianca , about why so eloquently, bianca, about why what it what it means and why it's important and how much we all need to pay attention to the people that we would otherwise step over on street. when you've got so much passion about the objective, you how much does what henrik was talking about with the congestion charge how much does that affect sleep uk how much a handicap is it for you ? yeah, it's very much a and you? yeah, it's very much a and i do think it's something he's got wrong. it needs to on the agenda and needs to be repurposed because we could do so much good with that extra cash. so much good with that extra cash . i mean we fund grassroots cash. i mean we fund grassroots charities. that's what we do with grants giving umbrella charity. we raise it's like a robin hood. we raised from people, got contacts who've got money and we redistribute it. in this case , grassroots charities this

henrik here himself, who singlehandedly . raised henrik here himself, who singlehandedly.0 oh, that is brilliant . you speak oh, that is brilliant. you speak so eloquently, bianca , about why so eloquently, bianca, about why what it what it means and why it's important and how much we all need to pay attention to the people that we would otherwise step over on street. when you've got so much passion about the objective, you how much does what henrik was talking about with the congestion charge how much does that affect sleep uk how much a handicap is it for you ? yeah, it's very much a and you? yeah, it's very much a and i do think it's something he's got wrong. it needs to on the agenda and needs to be repurposed because we could do so much good with that extra cash. so much good with that extra cash . i mean we fund grassroots cash. i mean we fund grassroots charities. that's what we do with grants giving umbrella charity. we raise it's like a robin hood. we raised from people, got contacts who've got money and we redistribute it. in this case , grassroots charities this

i talked to henrik fisker. he believes that begins now. they will start delivers early next year. joumanna, it is a ramp in production they plan to build 42,000 ocean suvs here in austria next year that is an increase in production dra matically. we may have a better sense of when fisker will go from losing money to making money. joumanna, back to you. >> thanks for the report, phil i'm interested to see they are rolling out with an suv. it feels like we have right now a lot of options in non-suv space. how much of a market niche are they tapping into with that rollout? >> reporter: that's the idea here there are not many electric suvs on the market. there are a few. what they believe is that is the sweet spot of the market especially in north america. they are popular there are not many ev options. we see them coming from ford and gm and other automakers. rivian will have an suv next year henrik fisker said come out with an suv and base price of $38,000 in the u.s the second model pear, is designed for mass sales. we are a way from that happening. here we are at the start of ocea

henrik fisker. congratulations.rt of production of the ocean at the plant in graz, austria. >> thanks, phil. nice gig if you can get it austria. that's pretty cool he's doing other things. i'm sure >>> we have sri-kumar joining us next to talk about the squeeze on inflation get the best of "squawk box" in our daily podcast. follow us on your favorite podcast app. it rs ouunabt 12 seconds most days we'll be right back. >>> a couple of widely watched recession indicators were flashing yesterday in the bond market for more on that, let's bring in sri-kumar. a lot has happened the last time we spoke, sri. i'm talk about the inflation numbers we saw the cpi and the producer price index numbers were cooler than people thought i think last time you were on, i think 4 might have been the top of the 10-year, but arresting spot for a while, i thought. >> i said to you last time that around 4 would be the ceiling for the 10-year. it could go to a 4.25 or 4.30. around 5% is where we settle i still believe that i said that to yo

special cases in armenia two years ago, a faction deputy my step of the council of elders of yerevan henrik artenyan lost his mandate due to the appeal of teasing a girl in social networks, the deputy posted on facebook photos of a girl whom he believed to be the daughter of the head of the constitutional court, playing ratu in masyan with a call to start teasing her after the incident, the representatives of the faction gathered for an emergency meeting and decided that artemnyan should the mandate in slovakia of the member of the right-wing radical party people's party our slovakia milan mazuric was deprived of the mandate due to russian statements in 2019 he was also fined 10,000 euros, the process lasted for three years, and in hong kong in 2020, four deputies, alvin jung, denis kwok kwok koki, and kenata lumba, were stripped of their mandates for an unpatriotic position, then china passed a law that allowed parliamentarians to be dismissed outright if they did not recognize beijing's sovereignty over the autonomous city six times from 1965 to 1983 dismissed and deprived the mandate of

henrikizer in the year 73, do you remember the game about the spanish bypassing the soviet union? of course, rosy dreams, but after all, at least we can hope here. i won't say anything original, probably even banal . but let it be so banal that you didn't have to simply prevent a nuclear scenario, too, after all , not a 100% guarantee. we can't say that putin just does what beijing tells him. and he is not, we don't know from this, but if the meeting is going to take a lot of effort and keep a crazy person from the craziest decisions and steps, it 's a very big deal, so i think it was discussed, it was about certain guarantees regarding taiwanese at least, and until we deal with russia, you will not be overwhelmed by taiwan, you understand that the least, but still, this may also be an already resolved question, only how will they capture this island, i hope that it will be a soft power, after all, not a war and russia, of course, hopes very much for this war for any war with the owl and the kosovars and the serbs or taiwan they need any shucher but now we have to avoid it we have

уражильвое и грусы после опусают well, actually, i will literally say two more words that thomas henrikdressed the russians who are now, for example, he is the so-called we as we call here a good russian, only for example, they have now gone abroad and with a report and recently they demanded to discuss the marshal's plan for the reconstruction of the future democratic russia and he is not that there very correctly he said that the very fact that you have great writers does not justify absolutely anything and it is true lies in the fact that between those great writers and the average citizen of the russian federation, i am not just a chasm. these are just people from different worlds, first of all, who have never crossed these blossoms, what is important? well, secondly, if you read dostoevsky very carefully , then you actually see that nihilism there, which in principle justifies everything that the russians are doing now, for example, in ukraine, this is literally a short comment that says that the russians are now everywhere , those good russians who say that they are not for the wa

the author of this pamphlet, his name is henrik helgren. could hardly believe it. three years previously, he wrote. in 1776 he had celebrated doyle's new year's and flanders europe. exactly one year later, in 77, he had found themselves in winter quarters on another continent in new jersey, having a grand time a few days after that. unfortunately, he was captured by the americans when 77 turned into 78. he was terribly ill. still a prisoner of. and here he was now january 1st, 1779, after another year had gone by. he healthy. he was free, and he was sailing toward pensacola as he wrote, who would have believed years that i would be wondering around this part of world and what a world it was in january, the troops arrived in pensacola, a town numbering no more than, maybe 200 or so buildings, much. it had been destroyed by a hurricane a few months earlier, though small. it was the seat of the provincial government and an important trading post that boasted the best port in the gulf. the spanish called it the arrogant guardian of the gulf of mexico that offered the e

representative fauna of the far east, it's time to return to their dense forest possessions. director henriks

tour programs of peer gynt to the subdrama of henrik ibsen and the music of edvard grieg , the dancersves experience an extraordinary surge of emotions. after many months of rehearsal, murat zaripov visited the general public . the donbass opera was just rehearsing and this tour is the first in several months in most cities from the list. they visit for the first time the corpses are hungry for the stage, so, well, everything goes very well and everything. she is very positive, but very good settings for the ballet peer gynt final performance. in this part of the tour, the most popular and highest-grossing ballet in the repertoire of the donbass opera production, which was appreciated both in the homeland of the author of the play itself in norway and in many cities of russia, the artists themselves call this pain philosophical, and the search for oneself in love and fidelity to the immortal music of edvard grigava legends of northern folk dances and classics, this bolets was the last in this part of the tour schedule , the hall saw off the artists for a long and repentant standing ova

directed by henriks, the film was prepared for the order and voiced by the first channel television companywn bears. here is the border between europe and asia, this is the urals , this mountain range stretches from the arctic tundra to the steppes of kazakhstan for 2,000 km. ural divides europe and asia and two natural zones and the steppe. in early spring and late autumn, you can observe the amazing phenomenon of migration of elk , the largest animals of this region. they go in search of new pastures from year to year doing the same way. moose almost does not rest, staying in one place, no more than 1-2 days. for many of them , the ural river becomes an insurmountable obstacle; moose migrate in small groups of the main directions of two north, south, and from west to east. the first to set off on the journey are females with babies, later males and in the spring, when the snow begins to melt, the animals return to their native places, but in the reverse order, the first are adult moose, the last are moose with calves. these animals are naturally excellent swimmers, but even they are not e