jack brown, who spoke out against the ukrainization of poland, two million stop the ukrainization of course, mr. deputy to moscow to moscow why worry so much? we'll change our minds necessary. we ourselves can come. we are simple people, i wonder, 103 explained, what are the real goals of russia not a military conflict. here, look at the field of pain and the battlefield and miss the big picture of russia's goal not to defeat ukraine, its goal is to create the basis for a new model of european security for the united states where the laws of russia's national security interests in relation to ukraine will be taken into account, we know what the russians want after all. they also offered their project in december last year. they say that's what they are want we like. let's sit down and discuss everything, in this case, we can come to an agreement, then we will not have a new choice but to resolve the issue by military means, that is, we ignored this by invading ukraine. but we read it because we didn't think that russia would invade, but russia was also set tuesday into what a huge am

i was trying to become robert hayden, sterile, alan brown, you know, jack gilbert, shakespeare wanted to write like these folks. so a lot of my early work was just just mimicry. what is it? poetry. and why is that important to you? it's a joseph brodsky line. he says, i have survived for a while be still cages. you could carry that line around which you and all of a sudden you connected to this guy who was russian and experienced exile that that line connects his experience to my come celebrate with me every day something has tried kill me and it fell yes that's lucille clifton. i mean, you could carry one line of poetry in your head and it's a whole world. what did i know? what did i know of? loves, austere and lonely office. it's right by these lines by these poets. they do more than just. just depict the moment they they reveal a world each time you say it, it reveals a different aspect of the world. and so i think for me, when i found poetry, i felt the of in a matter of 14 lines or 20 lines or 30 lines, capturing everything that people aim for in a novel, everything that people a

campbell's soup and brown foreman the maker of jack daniels. liquor is well in a recession, particularly beer is a different story constellation with the travel trust we know campbell soup is reinvented by its terrific ceo mark klauss and aldi is a terrific bargain hunting store they have done well. the only one that didn't was dollar general i am a proud soldier my aldi's is always packed game stop reports and find out what will become of this former battle ground. the company keeps losing fortunes does anybody care? i wonder if that will matter to the rabbit investor base they don't mind anything maybe put sandman freed on the board now that he's freed from the duties okay my sarcastic way of saying there is nothing here. lowes holds the on list meeting and i want to hear alison suppliers and knocked around as the fed tightens and mortgage rates go higher. a real est and improving his stores an honest shrink nice way to put it on thursday we hear from the semi conductor company ago since the massive acre slowing, can pull a rabbit out of a ha

jack rose. excuse me, miss, you dropped your crabtree and evelyn sky, molly brown. somehow selene to don't. sometimes i put on the wig and i look at myself in the mirror and i'm like, oh, my god! hey, selene score made up of celine's biggest hit. doesn't spoof. it feels like a love letter celebration of all things , celine dion and all things titanic take on selene, uncanny and hilarious. how does one become celine dion? celine all the time i watch her every move. i watch her facial expressions what she does with her hands, but it's a character study. celine and her team know that this show exists. they do they very much do in fact. we have gotten the blessing from david foster, who wrote all of her iconic songs. her publicist came and was like the queen would love this unique. almost never set sail at all. i was so scared of impersonating the greatest singer of all time and taking one of the best movies of all time. but again, i think what made this the show so successful is that it comes from a place of love, a 90 minute love letter to one of the greatest movies of all time. everybody des

going into her garage, and apparently, at that exact moment, 23-year-old antonio brown, allegedly was trying to car jackwhen she walked in on him, he stabbed her and took off in his car. keep in mind, this -- this is a gated community. she moved to that neighborhood to be safe. that man right there was identified by police after they put out a person of interest call and somebody said i know who that is. that's that guy, according to the "new york post," is always intoxicated in this neighborhood. they thought he was homeless. nonetheless, somehow he got -- apparently he had tried to buy a $20 bottle of absolute vodka. and the liquor store person said, you know what? you are drunk. not going to sell it to you. so he just took and it then he jumped over the fence into the gated community and then he wound up murdering that woman. >> ainsley: so her son was on "fox & friends first" this morning. and he said i was driving from washington, d.c. with my wife. we like to have our car because we like to take our animals. and i texted with mom around 11:00, 11:30 that morning to it compare wordle board. she sen

. >>> brown-forman missed analysts forecast the jack daniels parent company down 7% despite raised sales guidance jon, back over to you. >> all right, dom, thanks. >>> the nasdaq meanwhile in the red again today. it's now down four days in a row. let's get over to the nasdaq and our kristina partsinevelos who has a look at what is moving kristina. >> thank you, jon. it's like you said, the nasdaq slightly negative right now. this is as investors are debating how bad this looming recession might be against optimism around easing covid protocols in china the industry is still 30% off its 52-week high that's almost a 5,000-point drop cloud names are higher ever so slightly but just barely but that's helped by mongodb up a whopping 18% after a surprise quarterly profit and forecasting another one for the current quarter. the biggest names right now on the nasdaq 100, you've got -- i should say the biggest laggards, airbnb, booking holdings and tesla. morgan stanley downgrading airbnb on travel demand concerns and that's impacting the entire sector let's switch over to semiconductor names, wh

jack, rose -- >> excuse me, miss, you dropped your -- >> crabtree and evelyn scarf. >> reporter: "the unsinkable molly brown>> sometimes i put on the wig and i look at myself in the mirror and i'm like, oh, my god, hey, celine. >> reporter: the score made up of celine's biggest hits. ♪ i want to love you more ♪ >> it doesn't feel like a spoof. it feels like a love letter. >> it is a celebration of all things celine dion and "titanic." >> reporter: marla's take uncanny and hilarious. >> how does one become celine dion? >> it's all celine all the time. i watch her every move. i watch her facial expressions, what she does with her hand, but it's a character study. >> reporter: does celine and her team know this show exists? >> they very much do. in fact, we have gotten the blessing from david foster who wrote all of her iconic songs, her publicist came and was like, the queen would love this. >> reporter: but it almost never set sail at all. >> i was so scared of impersonating the greatest singer of all time and taking one of the best movies of all time but, again, i think what made the show so successful is t

. >> authority say that brown they had had an accomplishment to mike accomplice and this senseless murder is ongoing this morning. >> carley: jackou with that let's bring in michael bowles, eleanor son and founder in her garage. i cannot imagine the pain you are experiencing right now. walk us through that moment when you found your mom. >> thank you, todd, thank you for having me on. i would be happy to get into that but first, the media has been spending a lot of time talking about this which is such a blessing and we want to make sure of the story continues to get out but i want to say my mom was not an elderly woman. she would be horrified if she knew that peer that is how she was labeled. she was a very spry, beautiful, playful person. in fact, we had a ton of things we were getting ready to do over the holidays. she was an active member in the community. she was a member of multiple clubs, a book club, garden club. and she was a military wife. she was an english teacher. she was a real estate agent. she had an incredible life. and she wasn't cordial with one of her best friends about a month ago. and she had a lifetime out

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jack daniel's is expensive. and you know, people don't want -- i'm saying there's tradedown everywhere i think the brown foremanbut the stock is down precipitously. i keep seeing what the fed wants and yet no one gives powell credit for having it go in the right direction because people can't handle any inflation at all. i mean, they'll say campbell's, it's all made up by inflation. no if the product wasn't good enough, people wouldn't buy it hormel didn't have these numbers. hormel did not put up these numbers because people feel that hormel's food isn't as good as campbell's soup. >> right but you love hormel. we know that >> no, no, i have to tell you -- >> we witnessed it >> i made the hash on friday and i made the chili, because i was having a fight with my wife. i said, listen, number one, let's just eat i mean, it's going to be great and she said, this has so much salt, i can't eat it why didn't you buy campbell's? i'll eat anything campbell's >> no kidding. >> i was shocked anything campbell's, she'll eat. you know what we ended up having instead of the chili two boxes of milanos >> you went in far lot