three of those did — blamed his wives, henry viii.not come off but equally well at all. it is quite extraordinary that he is reportedly blaming his wife melania for advising him to back dr oz and the pennsylvania senate race. look, it has been a bruising week for donald trump and let�*s not forget that at the start of the week he was going to have a big announcement to take place next tuesday, the assumption is that he was planning to announce his 2024 presidential ambitions. those had been a somewhat dampened, notjust by those had been a somewhat dampened, not just by the those had been a somewhat dampened, notjust by the results at the mid—term elections across—the—board mid—term elections across—the—boa rd but mid—term elections across—the—board but of course by the triumph for ron desantis, the florida republican who is pictured. but i am supposed to be flying to florida to miami tomorrow, if you can believe it, not to mar—a—lago, i should stress, i am slightly concerned about landing. in the middle of a hurricane. and actually na

liz: i always think of henry viii holding the turkey leg?ght cost you an arm and and a leg this thanksgiving. the more than farm bureau federation -- american farm bureau federation saying prices are up 20 the % compared to last year. a feast for 10 with 12 classic menu items including turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pie, that will cost on average $64.05. i think that's lowballing it. but of the 12 items the survey tracks, look at stuffing, that's the highest, up 69% year-over-year. of these items just one went down many price this year, the one that i don't eat, cranberries. they're down 14%, and the big ticket item, the turkey, it's up 21% compared to last year. here to talk turkey and the business of poultry in a fox business exclusive is the president and ceo of butterball. jay, first, how's demand? even with rising prices. >> sure. demand has been great. we've seen a lot of folks looking to have turkey at the center of their table again this year, and the consumers that we've talked to earlier prior to the holiday over 90% intend to celebrate

uh, henry viii, by the way, the first anglo-protestant.s they did, and here in russia the angel ivan the terrible is just an angel. i just don't know, this is the mahatma of the traffic police of the middle ages. well, you understand, yes, that everything in the world is relative anyway. it's like, yes, well, against the tyranny of ivan the terrible and his repression. there is only one st. bartholomew's night , at the same time, the protestants were already destroyed by the dip, everything was done correctly so that it was less than 572. i understand that you are trying to joke about this, but uh, after 500 years, it will probably already be, but i well , you know, i'll tell you, so. i don't care if they are protestants or not. it's tens of thousands. yes, even some believe that about 100.000. well, some people think. i said, well, tens of thousands at the point just behind as a result of this, so to speak killed. well, compared to them, ivan the terrible, uh, the sweetest person. if we compare the volume of victims, it's just that i only

that goes back to at least henry viii i am, i am. that is huge indication of the pain out there.brexit, reverse selects -- select brexit policies to help jumpstart the economy? >> i think there's very little appetite at the moment for government or outside government to reverse brexit. indeed, the chancellor was doubling down on some of -- on removing some of the eu regulations that are apparently holding back the u.k. that's not necessarily going to be kickstarting growth anytime soon. you are right about the big collapse unit real incomes. wages are just rising way behind inflation, savings are being squeezed. we are already seeing signs of a recession. the economy contracted in the third quarter and i think there is worse to come. i think the environment where we are tightening fiscal policy ending continuing to raise rates. tom: why has sterling gone from 103 to 118? lisa: because there is stability for the first time. policy predictability locally, in terms of interest rates, with central bankers raising rates for tea consistently, this tightening cycle. we talk about the le