horton managed to increase production as home listings sank to a record low.going the other direction. the homebuilder reported quarterly orders that beat expectations. here to discuss, ken leon, research director at cfra research. paul sweeney and i have been asking on bloomberg radio for a year, when they going to boost production? it is not as easy as that, right? they need the raw materials, they need the labor, and it was difficult to do. what is the outlook? ken: there is a 20-your housing shortage, and the financial crisis did not help. when you talk about large builders like d.r. horton, got 551,000 lots that they are going to be building high-velocity for entry-level homebuyers. that is huge, because the owner -- own versus rent, that is now tilting toward ownership. this year rental rates are going to be up 15% to 20%. places like new york, definitely north of 20%. that compels a lot of people to take a good look at buying a home. that might be 1600 square feet, and d.r. horton is the leader for entry-level homes. we upgraded the strauch -- the stock

scott horton, there he is.the mother load on mother russia, he is next. ♪♪ president biden so trying to wish the world into war for some reason despite the president of ukraine and russia both marking his apocalyptic predictions from major conflicts between the two countries is about to break out. >> reason to believe they are engaged in operations, every indication we have is they are prepared to go in and attack ukraine. it will happen in the next several days. kennedy: but what would vladimir putin have to gain from a big invasion and why has he wasted a week? to discuss, libertarian institute editorial director of antiwar.com scott horton is back. you look very diplomatic tonight, welcome back. you said it first, a lovely podcast talking about this, that and all the other things and you said putin is not going to invade ukraine and laid out reasons and i said that makes a lot more sense, putin and baby ukraine and starting a work. >> he certainly would pay heavy cost in a lot of ways if he did so and you co

horton, hello hi dot. what a. 2 origin will hold on with them on it all night i see as of yours. so we are not dealing with that. you know, these we not is not gonna tens of thousands of don boss. residents have been fleeing the region as the crisis escalade. so our correspondent don quarter rizoto, one of the many now temporary housing for this facilities are set up to accommodate the evacuees that are coming in by the 10s of thousands. just after the evacuation was declared, actually the rust off regional government declared a state of emergency and set up around over now a 100 different temporary housing complexes around the region to make sure that these people coming in will have free food. they'll be able to have a warm place to stay a while they make their way on 2 different actually other russian regions that are prepared to hold them for more longer term. we actually spoke with 11 family today that actually took a family of evacuees from dun boss into their home themselves. and they're making sure

when we sign in them, what origin origin horton horton origin with home, that se, as us do us to read, you're not dealing with according to the signed agreements, russia will help to ensure the defense of the 2 republics that includes helping to protect their borders. a deal allows the participants to create and use military bases on each other's territory. they will also recognize each other's official documents, like passports. russia will provide support for financial and banking systems. and the 2 republics the treaties will last 10 years and can be prolonged automatically . while coming to the aid of don bass, the russian president stressed the threats coming from nato fisher. the west has started to explore the territory of ukraine as a future theater of military action. joint exercises are aimed against russia. last year alone, more than $20000.00 troops and more than a 1000 units of hardware to part splashes, recognition of the republics comes and made fresh escalation in dumbass, dozens of si, fi violations were reported over night. a car bomb went off in the center of la gan

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ah, ah, oh, you do a horse watching orgy or to horton horton or chandler? hold on a we are dealing with him earlier than the studio with me now is archie is danny armstrong. good morning, danny. thanks for coming in. well, the pictures seem to say it all down. i got fireworks. we've got be russian national anthem. we've got the flags, you've got the tears, it's wide spread. celebration looks a bit in the to republic. so give us a sense of what this decision means to them and, and what message does it said? absolutely right, nick, as we can see there, the pictures from our new guns can know that that people's republic, after this recognition of independence or from russia, is clear to see how it's been receiving through firework celebrations. people cheering in the street, people in tears of joy, everything down their face. of course, this recognition comes as a demonstration of russia's readiness to defend its geostrategic interest. first and foremost, must also sending the message that russia will be the beck and call over his people when in need now is sa

ah ah, no with on i don't watch much. pointing horton horton home. a, we are not dealing with him, you know, afforded to the signed agreements. russia will help to ensure the defense of the 2 republics that include protecting their borders. and the deal also allows participants to create and use military base is on each other's territory. it is a key point to take a note of right here. also recognize each other's official documents like passports . russia will provide support for the financial and banking systems in both republics. as we understand, the treaties will after 10 years, they can be prolonged automatically. now while coming to the aid of don bass, the russian president stressed regional concerns for sure, the west has started to explore the territory of ukraine as a future theater of military action. joint exercises are aimed against russia. last year alone, more than $20000.00 troops. more than a 1000 units of hardware to part. so the treaties have also been ratified by the parliament of both republics. so we took to the streets of don.

you as young horton them is the ones illustrated . please put the camera away. a few minutes later the manager acknowledge is the investigation, but says his waist shipments were illegal. now go as if you will mean. mm hm. i know the romanians are doing something, but the romanians didn't do any analysis. they just thought, oh, there's a piece of cable or a piece of circuit boarded there. but when it, when you read the waste, was analyzed by german that bore a tree on behalf of remain in prosecutors. d. w has seen the reports. it says, a mix of waste was found in all containers, plastic wood, textiles, batteries, storage, batteries, metal, copper, aluminum, asbestos. that would mean undeclared, toxic components and polish authorities, told us a waste shipment from mello. i was tagged as illegal there to the intermediary was the same belgian company deploy, listen for her pearly shot, or it is also identified your waste as illegal. i little false. mila is also being investigated by public prosecutors in germany, greenpeace to has its, i own the company. we, with

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host: on natural gas, this is from senator john horton from texas who tweeted, "terminals are loaded tankers -- pollutants energy extortion." we go to james in north carolina. james, are you there? charlotte, north carolina, james, are you there? i lost it there. we will go to terry in canton, north carolina on the republican line. good morning, terry. caller: good morning, c-span. we do not need to be at enough -- at another war. we have had enough wars. i think this country has had enough of war. what i would really like to say, i do not think we should believe any of you in the media about russia. you lied to us about russia for the last five years. you should be leading off today with --. the democratic caller calling about putin and trump, we found out that was a lie. hillary clinton campaign did spy on donald trump. this is worse than watergate. you in the media, every dam one of you -- everyone of you. host: here is there -- i was talking about an article in the washington journal. here is their headline, linking the 2016 hillary clinton campaign aimed at donald trump before a

still having issues with supply chain and labor shortage horton's chairman said in a release housing market conditions remain very robust and we are still selling homes later in the construction cycle so we can better ensure certainty of the home close date for our home buyers. but it's this interesting split. while the builders are beating the lenders are missing big time the to be is just getting crushed because of the rising mortgage rates and the expectations that we'll see so many fewer mortgage in volume later this year. >> and it makes me wonder, are these stocks at slightly different phases of the housing cycle where one is a leading indicator of the other, or are they just in totally different businesses >> well, potentially so. because most people do need a mortgage in order to get a home. and so we do expect to see home prices start to level off because you have these higher mortgage rates, but if you start to see that purchase volume demand for mortgages fall even more, that's going to be that indicator that home sales will fall as of now, though, still this weird split.

all cocoa cushion. damarius. horton. cromwell, koberson, texas. me a ploy, sir. co cobra air was her strength. how was smith in less than a week? he, you must leave his family, but 3 years i i i begin to go and talk with with ah, you, you will be heading to prison, but not as a convicted criminal. he will be one of the 1st conscientious objectors in the country to perform alternative service instead of ha months in the military. he'll spend double that time working in the kitchen, the mail room, or as a god to you and says he's grateful not to be a prisoner, but he still feels it's a punishment. ah, target how isn't ordered? how tons, how many more blood mediators in k cohen, the tongue, you know, saved, dead unknown in what i was trying to untangle younger knowing fidel mechanical applause. i'm now on the line for getting a donato taylor q g. i saw that it is a corner linkedin for when it is helpful. i cheated tim pretty, which on tatooine and he's in, you have questions as all tony taken. ah, how did he go? and because you want to muddle thought

i'm supposed to have her in to discuss osha thread with her mokesha horton, grandmother to say who the president bush was not being entirely sincere. immediately after the outbreak of the cold war, the united states actively supported ukrainian nationalist organizations, the united states gave refuge to ukrainian nationalists who had committed war crimes during 2nd world war. ah. in 1959, u. s. president dwight eisenhower signed the captive nations act $8690.00, which declared that the independence of oppressed peoples is in the vital interest of the united states. and ukraine stands out as one of the main victims are 1988. 1000 anniversary of the baptism of roost is solemnly observed in the u. s. s. r. as part of his new political thinking, mikhail gorbachev invites us president ronald reagan to moscow for the occasion. reagan rejected this offer. his reason for refusal was his objection to the u. s. s . r's policy towards the greek catholic uni, a church, and the orthodox auto selfless churches. ah, there was no doubt that such a stuff did not go unnoticed in ukraine. august 19th, 19

we have new partnerships with popeye's and tim horton's.ion in 2020 to over $10 billion, which is nearly 30% of our business so we're really excited, and we have a strong performance in terms of free cash flow generation, which allowed us to return over $610 million of capital back to shareholders in the quarter, and $1.5 billion for the full year. as it relates to firehouse, we love the brand we love the team they have done an apazing job. we closed the transaction december 15th, and they closed out the year in line with our expectations, that we had shared back in q4, and we're looking forward to finding ways to work together to drive the digital business, to drive growth in the u.s. and canada, and to start growing that brand internationally. we're really excited about how we came out of q4 and looking forward to a big 2022. >> yeah. and as far as food pricing goes, we keep hearing a lot of discussion about how hard it's going to be for it to turn around because of how deep the pricing pressures go into the food supply chain. what's your

burger king, way back burgers, tim horton, those are some of those celebrating the day. >>> and next,argest cruise ship is about to welcome its first passengers. >> royal caribbean's wonder of the seas docked in florida ahead of its maiden voyage next week. it's nearly 1,200 feet long with 18 decks, and it can hold more than 9,000 passengers and crew. >> the ship has the tallest slide at sea and a zipline that's ten decks high. >>> next, the spelling error making waves in southwest florida. >> the hometown newspaper in fort myers spelled the name of the city wrong on the front page, using an extra "e." the online version corrected the spelling. >> at least they finally got it right. >>> finally some new guinness world records. >> a man in australia just set a record by stacking six of the chocolate candies. the same guy holds a dozen other records. i do distinctly remember us trying to stack some m&ms on this show. unuk sesful. >>> we had to check out number 5022. he unofficially set a record for wearing the most t-shirts while ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they'r

when back in the year 2000 andre horton made history as the first black american man to be made to us key national team. >> growing up in alaska, he didn't exactly understand the magnitude of his achievement until he was invited to the national brotherhood of skiers summit in colorado. you ever stress? are you worried about being black american and to be done everybody? tyrone at the turn of this. >> elderly lady likely from she was in her late 70's. >> she reached across to me on the chairlift and like grabbed my hand and was in tears saying i your age, i was never allowed to ski race. it's a blessing to have you here. seen with us. and think that's not a soul. crushing experience is like a in a good way to like wreck in eyes that i may have taken my success for granted. >> in the lead-up to the 2002 winter olympics in salt lake city, andre blew out his knee, ending his olympic pursuit. he eventually retired from competitive skiing in 2000, 6, 100 wharton. >> you might have taken 30,000 of us to make one. 2 for the pier meant for me to be so like in order to have this this huge base,

oh, what a horton. hello my dog with me on that. i see as a jewish the we cannot deal anyway. no, not, you know, they still, we not is not here with you or president biden is announced new sanctions against russia after it recognizes dumbass republics. a move, the white house was quick to label a gross violation of international obligations. oh, joined alive now by ortiz caleb open in new york. caleb, what so the latest statements coming out of washington? sure, well we have an executive order that has been signed by us president joe biden imposing sanctions on the republics that have just been recognized by russia and don't ask and, god, scott, these republics are now subject to us sanctions, as are all who do business in the area that these republics have have received recognition in all of those territories. now what's interesting is the language of these executive orders was a bit dramatic. we have joe biden declaring that this moved by russia to recognise the republics has actually been considered to be a threat to the national security of the united states. here's what j

but if they break down when they become an uncontrollable projectiles said yon porsha kilda called horton space, debris orbits the earth at 36000 kilometers per hour and destroys anything that crosses its path. for the european space agency, clear space is now developing a robot to collect this debris. the small startup is based near lozano, switzerland, and is made strides against large international competitors. objective nuclear space at a different career spaces goal is to become an in space roadside assistance service us at any time open. if a satellite has a problem, we'll get it to me and render it harmless. fennel tin on atmosphere to rest, we believe. for a start clear space wants to dispose of a refrigerator sized piece of debris from a former launch rocket lubricant general shut will not be to pull. i missed your space from the object we wanted to capture that resembles a coffee capital on cowboy know that. i mean, you in franklin, i have a book, see me this as soon as our robot approaches in out of control object, it calculates the optimal flight path, whether both them unit s

yesterday, stephen crowder, i started my morning in a tim horton's, just having a conversation with steven crowder. and last i checked it had, i don't know, 500000 views. dave reuben just uploaded our interview about an hour ago that will likely get a few 1000 views. i really don't care about the fake news media that needs government money to keep sustain and doesn't have an audience. yeah, it, it helps fuel a little bit of the rumor mill and that usually is limited to people who live in suburban areas in the larger city. but that's it. nobody, nobody below the age of 40 years old, even watches many of these platforms, that's fine. you've got a certain level of support from conservative party members. do you feel this is genuine or is a part of sort of a political point score in politicians are never genuine. and i learned that years ago when i did get involved in, in the conservative party. and i know a lot of these people are, there are a few good people. there's no question, but they, they lack courage and they lack strength now. and one of the things we have accomplished is we did have

i know what what, what it origin horton. oh, what about like with . 2 all not a c as us do us to read, you're not dealing with, you know, you know, not on the story, not is not well for his opinion. on this developing story, we're now joined live by it's scott ritter, ortho analyst and former marine corps intelligence officer and weapons inspector scott, welcome to the program. thanks. read me now in response to this move to recognize the independence of the don't yet sca lugens republics. nato members have called for new weapons to be sent to ukraine. what's effect, do you think this'll have an audi very tense situation? this is, this is an absurdity. in the extreme, i mean nato is just, you know, repeating, you know, one mistake after others. weapon systems do not constitute military capacity. i mean, you, one would have think they would have learned that lesson in afghanistan, after pouring and billions of dollars of the most modern military equipment to the afghan army, you know, the, the army collapsed and left these we

you test positive a full month, early health care workers and government run hospitals is for lanka horton to doing that, indefinite strike to demand tire pay. asmin orthodontist reports now from the capital caliber negotiations with the government to so far failed to find a breakthrough critical times, injury lanka. more than $60000.00 health workers are on strike across the nation. disrupting a range of services, including medical clinics, consultations and tests. nurses, medical technicians, and public health inspectors are among those taking part and then media. they're not similar that we can't get medicine or treatment because of this strike. we traveled a long way without eaten food because we had to get some tests done. the indefinite work stoppage by 18 health trade unions is pushing for a number of demands. our raisins and our people are suffering regarding beef, but what can we do when the hill ministries and the bob public admin fees? and then he, issy, and the salary comes in and really is gopro then think of your bill. they don't all say maybe right. her, if the, if you do it

with diana horton. what origin, origin, origin, home, or channel hold on with the model now to see as a sewer. so we are not dealing with well, according to the signed agreements, russia will help to ensure the defense of the republics that includes the joint protection of their borders. also, the participants can create and use military base is on each other's territory. they will also recognize each other's official documents. russia will provide support for financial and banking systems. off the republics. the treaties will last 10 years and can be prolonged automatically and ensuring dumbasses security. the russian presidents, dressed for threats coming from nato, the west to started to explore the territory of ukraine as a future theater of military action. joint exercises are aimed against russia. last year alone, more than $20000.00 troops. and more than a 1000 units of hardware to part in russia, recognition off the republics comes in a fresh escalation in don bath, doesn't the sci fi violations

ah, ah, did you go with diana horton? what origin, origin, origin, home, or general hold on a story and you're not dealing with . russia's recognition of the republics comes amid fresh escalation in dumbass, dozens of si, fi violations were reported overnight. a car bomb went off in the center of la guns came, was being called and attempted assassination of a local official. while intermittent shelling has been going on for days, or we can cross live now to ortiz moore at gals df who's in the don't ask for public more. i'd good morning to you. good to see. give us a sense of what the situation on the ground is like right now. a situation here in the next could certainly much come of than it was yesterday, as vladimir putin prepared to recognize the independence of luke gunston. and the nits things quietened down so much after the decree we heard from the russian president, but that's only here in the nets. as we've heard from our friends, our contacts across the east and you crate these the conflict line and these parts o

this is danielle with the way i don't watch. watch, watch watching. horton hello. hi dot. what i'm with . 2 i'm not at all now to see as of yours. we are not dealing with that. you know, we not, that is not well, tens of thousands of danbury residents have been fleeing the region as the crisis has been escalating a corresponding odon quarter as one of the many temporary housing facilities set up to accommodate what is now becoming an exodus of refugees. just after the evacuation was declared, actually the rust off regional government declared a state of emergency and set up or around over. now a 100 different temporary housing complexes around the region to make sure that these people coming in will have free food. they'll be able to have a warm place to stay a while they make their way on 2 different actually other russian regions that are prepared to hold them for more longer term. we actually spoke with 11 family today that actually took a family of evacuees from dunbar into their home themselves and they're making sure that they're going to be able to wait this all out

andrea horton joins us now. the woman who understands putin, russia and the white house. tell us about the reaction to what are perhaps not the toughest sanctions yet. >> that's correct. these aren't the toughest sanctions, but they can dig in and push against russia. this is what the president called tranche one, echoing the words from the u.k. prime minister, boris johnson. a number of individuals close to the kremlin as well as sovereign debt. the primary debt market -- this would be the secondary debt market. on the diplomacy front, i want to bring some new information. we heard the secretary of state speaking alongside his ukrainian counterpart. that meeting he planned to attend at the end of next week with his russian counterpart has been canceled. he says now that we see the invasion is beginning and russia has made clear it does not make sense to go forward with the meeting at this time. blinken says he wants to remain with a path open to diplomacy but only of russia is serious about it. caroline: where is the path to be opened? what is the next step? do we have t

the company is shuttering its locations on 16th street in san francisco and on horton street. the pandemic. they are focusing on online sales and selling products at retailers like wal-mart and target. >>> this morning we are getting a look at the medals for the olympics. the medals were on display in studio, all put flat and not hung or touched. very strict. they could only be turned by staff members wearing gloves. the design inspired from a piece of jade wear. a double jade disc with a hole in the center. pretty cool. >>> time for a check on our weather and traffic. close eye on that wind. more coming our way. >> we will have a second burst of off shore winds as we head through later on today. we aren't done yet with these try and gusty winds for us. let's get to your first alert forecast and what you can expect. we are looking at as we head through later on in the morning and in to the afternoon, the winds are going to be picking up for us. sunny, breezy conditions this afternoon and eventually the winds will let up late tonight and into tomorrow. we have high wind warning

kennedy: director of the libertarian institute, one it only scott horton, so much freedom on tonightost burns a little bit. scott, i will start with you because i am all for the individual triumphing over adversity and i will watch the game for them. are you watching the game or am i wrong? >> you are right but i'm still not watching because i just don't care about the winter olympics. last summer they even succeeded in making skateboarding boring which i thought was impossible. so it's like people ice-skating in circles or something like that, i'm really not into it. i really am for the individual athletes though and i hope they focus on beating their own best and having the best time of their lives they can have. kennedy: and the one competition that elevates performance, out of nowhere, the olympic bum, a real phenomenon. i would not go to china to watch the games to save my life, i probably will go to cortina because it's beautiful and that's where the games are in 2026. that's in italy and we should probably get a chÂteau there. >> we should absolutely do that, i am looking at t

i asked the teacher how and where not eligible because he bit of a school. horton, the teacher said it'd be possible, but there's no time. lithium porter will de niro or moneys i got in there was a family. you have to earn money to feed yourself. no more young wife. do you know her birthday nearly? i'm mister yet. he, there's no time to check out where you can study theater, so long, fine work in theatre gone after all conflicts have been formula . am i ready to my family said if i get out and keep doing the same things, they won't go and see me and i'd be doomed. being locked up, he's awful and they know a lot better this. ya know, they said if i get caught, they won't help the sovereign them. if you think they doubt them out of him, no one. now your family always stands behind you off on me. otherwise they wouldn't say anything that they wouldn't give a crap. she or not, but it's not on him for the best. not they, bela, when some one criticizes you get, they want to help you change it. you're not going to go whether you do is up to you and i'm calling that is on ok from me is i don't g

be banning books, because now this guy thinks the holocaust is when you can't take a shit in a tim hortons. i mean, even marjorie taylor greene is looking at this guy like, "dude, this isn't anything like the holocaust! there's no soup here at all!" it's actually wild when you think about it, how many different ways people disrespect holocaust survivors. because some people are like, "what happened to you didn't happen!" and some people are like, "what happened to you did happen, and it's happening again to me, right now, because i can't go skiing!" but the point is, these truckers and their supporters feel persecuted. and when this started, it was just a protest against vaccine requirements for truckers, but it's now grown into a wider movement against all coronavirus restrictions. they want vaccine mandates gone. they want mask mandates gone. they want to be free to sneeze into strangers' mouths again like the old days. but blocking traffic in downtown ottawa hasn't done the trick, so now they've decided to take things up a notch. >> a crucial trade link between canada and the united sta

support for russia may be limited look at the home building stocks all firmly in the green with dr hortonng the way today back in a moment ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq (vo) ultra meets ultra for business. the new samsung galaxy s22 ultra meets verizon 5g ultra wideband. ultra-collaborative. ultra-secure. when you buy one, get up to $1,000 on another. verizon is going ultra, so your business can too. >>> vladimir putin and chinese president xi holding a phone call where putin allegedly said he's willing to hold high level talks with ukraine we are live in beijing with the latest from china. eunice >> reporter: thanks, kelly the chinese foreign ministry confirmed president putin told president xi he's willing to hold negotiations with ukraine the ministry added that president xi told put than he backed the russian leader resolving th

pete, you own dr horton. you think homebuilder shares are way undervalued. so in a world of higher interest rates >> i think just based on how hard, they really haven't performed, right when you look at it, the demand is there they have supply issues. constraints as they build, and obviously, they need to continue to acquire but i think this is an area that will see the movement to the upside across the board. especially at the lower and starter end of the building. so i think based upon that, i think these are way too cheap right now and obviously this upgrade today is sort of addressing the same thing. even with interest rates going up, i don't know that we're going to slow down as much as maybe being looked upon right now. i know it will slow it some, but i think the demand is out for folks who want to get those single family homes and move out into the suburbs and other places >> now, the other stock i want to look at and maybe it's a group of stocks. throw up lockheed martin, please, and some other defense stocks there was a call on that one, too, not t

. -- it's not part of that debate it's sheer, disgusting, super predator, crack baby, willie horton stylet step in a crazy backlash -- straight out of the 80s and 90s. that gave us the highest concentration rates in the world. and that has regained so -- i mean look this isn't anything original here. but this is not how that works. [inaudible] cocreator and co-owner of a podcast. in a way that was unfamiliar. in the good old days of criminal justice politics [inaudible] what do you make of that? >> [inaudible] it's the post principle, justice morrison [inaudible] government, right? it's when innocent people she sought to ensure, but [inaudible] it's political around crime and [inaudible] to make that sure that's the ones the reason that increased back to [inaudible] >> say more about that, it's very misleading. there's violent criminals [inaudible] what we do know is that crime could be of character [inaudible] let's talk about something more concrete, homicides particularly. in a uniform way across [inaudible] republican and conservative did their restrictions, or something happening. an

which would be the first negative year since 2018 take a look at dr horton which reported strong quarterly earnings they're down sharply as are the remodelling stocks like home demoe despite strong fundamentals the builder and remodelling stocks do not like raising rights >> no, they don't. diana with the latest. >>> coming up, higher salaries are the number one thing people care about when looking for new jobs and with wages on the rise, we'll look at whether that will trigger a fresh wave of great resignations >> and three buys and a bail with the look at the stocks looking to survive the valuation and one that may not "the exchange" is back after this hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this. your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should've just led with that. with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for

tim horton's and burger king parent company restaurant brands reports tomorrow the shares are down aboutout 20% below the recent highs. kate rogers has the stories today. >> you mentioned this is the parent of burger king. pop eyes along with fire house subs piper sandler notes pop eyes is an outperformer. the category at large is competitive. the key things to watch here will be pricing power and labor. the model for the company is highly franchised. are these franchisees seeing broader labor challenges and how are they combatting those? last quarter reduced hours within example that was given by the company's ceo, about 40% of pop eyes closed dining rooms and shortened hours due to the labor challenges how are price hikes being evaluated? are they being passed onto consumers? so far they've been able do this i'll be interested to hear what they say tomorrow. >> this one, it looks like you're not in a hurry to pick it up >> it does look like a double bottom on the charts you can see that we really need to get it closed above 6075 to confirm for us on the charts that we have a trend chan

it's sheer, disgusting, super predator, crack baby, willie horton self fearmongering. it's the latest step in the crazy bag lush -- straight on the 80s and 90s, that gave was the highest incarceration rate in the world, and that is regain summer seam on the right. i mean, look, this is not anything original. ted cruz is not -- he's using the oldest label imaginable because it works. josie duffy rises a journalist focusing on the -- cocreator and co-owner of the podcast, she joins me now. josie, cruises performance today wasn't surprising, but it did feel familiar in a way that, is a bad familiarity -- criminal criminal justice politics, and he's not alone. would you make of that? >> yeah, i mean, if republicans were operating by their principles, they'd be throwing a parade for nina morrison. nina morrison is one of the people in the country who was fought against big government, right? a government that is put innocent people in prison, and she's fought for regular civilians, to ensure that justice. you know, this isn't about principle. it's not about principle, at al

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horton. they're saying going maybe better than inflation. gary, does this bolster the argument, the sort of blame game, hey, corporations are doing well in this inflationary period? >> it is never government's fault. it is always somebody else's fault. government never does anything wrong, blame the companies. i don't think there is a day goes by that elizabeth warren blasts another industry. they went after the supermarket as couple weeks ago where i think the margins are like 1 1/2%. for me that is pretty much laughable. if companies are doing well because they're working their you know whats off. employees are doing a great job. whatever products or services they have they're in demand. wow, something wrong with that? >> you know, it is interesting, phil. we're talking about great companies. one company that has become great again all of sudden is exxonmobil. they posted their best profit since 2014. did a 10 billion-dollar share buyback. the irony here is this was a target of washington, d.c., and it sort of backfired, even with the jobs

he thought it was an egg and treated it like a horton situation.world leaders must do everything possible to de-escalate and pursue diplomacy. and yet some republicans and right-wing pundits have claimed the crisis is actually just a manufactured distraction by democrats to divert attention from, among other things, hillary clinton. who has once again become an obsession for them for reasons that, unsurprisingly, are total bull[ bleep ]. >> is it all just a ruse the administration hitting the panic button on russia i questioned whether or not the whole thing was a ruse, with jake sullivan coming out so hysterical over the weekend telling us to get out of ukraine and that russia is gonna invade today. obviously, in retrospect, he was trying to change the conversation from hillary clinton and her bad behavior - >> uh, maria >> and her dirty tricks against donald trump >> maria >> they were spying on trump as a candidate and as the president of the united states from the white house. why is this not the biggest story of the year? this is the biggest s

the willie horton ad.constituency, which is unfortunate, but it's politics. what's scary here, and i know clint will talk about this, is the fact that it seems as though the republican party and the right-wing ecosystem on the other side is more interested in conspiracy theory than actual fact, and these conspiracy theories are dangerous. let's go back to pizzagate. remember that? the idea that there was some kind of child sex ring going on in a pizza shop in washington, d.c., and a guy showed up with an a ak-47. these types of things lead to very dangerous acts because a lot of these people are unhinged and they act upon it because they think this is really happening. so, i think it's irresponsible of them to do it, but they don't give a damn. they're doing this because it's about political expediency and getting people out to vote for them. >> and click bait, right? that's the whole goal. it's like, i want people screaming and raging, et cetera, et cetera. dr. carter, but there's real sort of dangerous c

tim horton supported us to give -- >> reporter: that's an indication of the kind of support these folks of the truckers and people here saying we support the end to the mandate. that where we are. stuart: jeff flock in the middle of it, see you again soon. another case of hollywood hypocrisy. los angeles moviegoers must show proof they got the jab but stars of the oscars are getting a pass. cartels using social media to recruit american teens to help smuggle drugs and illegals into the united states. president biden warns americans to get out of ukraine after saying he will not send us troops to help evacuate them. >> president biden: american citizens should leave. >> what scenarios would you put american troops? >> president biden: they are not. mike: arizona congressman says president biden is to blame for russia's aggression against ukraine. i don't know what andy biggs will say about putting troops in ukraine. we will be back. ♪♪ ited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn b

this is a parent company of burger king and tim horton's both of those chains saw sales growth that came to power that stock and more people go out in a post-pandemic wurorld to dine out a bit more reserant brands, by the way, they own popeyes and doing pretty good. also watching a bit with what's happening with oil because those prices are coming off pretty heavily in this trade so far with easing-ish tensions perhaps with russia and ukraine. marathon oil, devon energy, mo exxonmobil among the names you're seeing. number one, by the way, is the ten-year treasury note yield always near the top of the list. so watch that. and by the way, becky, this is for you. wti crude has cracked the top ten. i'll send things back over to you. >> wow, that is something to watch. dom, thank you >> you got it. >>> coming up, we have much more on the latest news out of ukraine after russia's defense ministry said some of its troops will begin returning to bases. we'll talk to the deputy director of the national economic counsel right after this >>> and plus we'll be joined by man group ceo luke ellis with

it also unfair to characterize this resistance, whether it's javelins or stingers, i mean russian hortonsump provides them to ukraine. >> no. exactly right. again, back during impeachment i remember we talked about in the obama administration they gave them mres and blankets and president trump gave them javelin missiles it would have been nice too frankly if had it 85 billion equipment and weapons left behind in afghanistan if some of that were in ukraine right now to help these freedom fighters and help president zelenskyy and ukrainian people. what they are doing is truly amazing. and i think it just points to the energy situation. when you make poor decisions last year over the past year, the biden administration and frankly europe, when it comes to energy, you get put in this bad situation. and that is to me the key. the poor decisions made on energy policy. we went from energy independent country to where we are now. and it's also playing out in ukraine as we talk about a lot. pete: you mentioned european response. president trump ruffled their feathers quite a bit by trying to tell