look, words mean a lot from jamie.e this taiwan semi is very interesting, andrew. there is a big schism. they do not want to hammer the chinese. other people say the biden administration wants to cut their ability to do high-performance computing, which is cloud, and inference. so what you end up, if you're taiwan semi, you're making a lot of chips for people who can't sell them to china i think it makes sense the stock is down. i think it should be down more as well. >> coinbase. google cloud is going to be both their provider now but allowing access allowing people to pay with crypto for their services how much of this is literally a fight between aws and google to get them on their platform and google cloud saying, look, we will allow this type of pavement as an inducement or is this some kind of bigger issue here >> no, as usual, andrew, you raised the first point and it's the first i remember when they did this with blackrock coinbase went nuts with it i think this is similar. no one is really using crypto in day-

so that's jamie dimon there.regory, and good to have you now and bring you in especially now given what you have heard, i hope, mr. jamie dimon suggests, he called it serious stuff, and the war affect could have a possible 20% additional drop in stocks, and his advice is to be prepared you heard him just say, and what he said earlier, quote, if you need money, raise it he talked about the credit markets were orderly, and what is your initial reaction to all that >> i think jamie chooses his words carefully, and rightfully so, and what he just said i have been saying for quite sometime, and i do not have the luxury of how many people listen to diamond. number one, he talked about a strong consumer, and that has been true. they have spent more than they did precovid, but at the same time that has been debt financed, scott. we had a record 229 million credit line openings in the first quarter and then set another record of 233 million in the second quarter, and we were doing that while we were nearing all-time highs

that would be shy of what jamie said the issue with the market is yes. on one hand we have the monetary tightening and the news continuing to close. at the same time, we have earnings risk and we will see that beginning in a couple of days all throughout the next couple months. i think that is the next hurdle that the markets need to clear >> if that is the case, peter, if i can follow-up, there are actions that government or large financial entities are taking. the bank of england is intervening in marketplace again right now. it seems the central banks and governments can be stabilizing factors in the environment is it really the inflationary environment, the threat, that is keeping them on the sidelines? >> you can argue what the bank of england is doing is destabilizing. it is proving it can't get out of the easing and qe they have gotten into. just in the month they were supposed to start selling gilt, they find themselves buying them a couple of days before the end of the emergency bond buying program, they are back in. that's the problem this is a

[applause] >> jamie: i'm like so confused. says they threw it at her house and that she says the b gives a [bleep], what is it? which is it? it's a great story i guess i really read every article that was available at the story. it happened six times there were six different events. it is keep picturing this guy, gift respect a guy going home and making his own ammunition. you know? that we all appreciate summing of its own nature. >> greg: that's so true. it means he cares. before he cares. i will take what your exit the watch the video to find out how that whatever. i'm lucky, i have crime canceling headphones so i'm all good. >> greg: that's funny. crime canceling, rob, you know how you doing a chant? speak to them, minor percent. i get terrible advice. >> rob: i think it's terrible advice on the subway i go into a disassociative view state from trying desperately to be anywhere else usually think about what financial choices i made my life to the point where i don't have a car or a driver. [laughs] also trying desperately,

crane day any reason at any time it was true before jamie said it jamie knows it's always true all of us know it's true brian, i think the key here is you have a famous rich guy said it could be worse or better, and i think it's a weird day in market with the bond markets we're just in a volatile time period. >> i don't want as to push back. i haven't seen the whole interview, to be fair. the whole thing will air tomorrow with julianna on cnbc europe and then again here, but knowing jamie and his previous comments, he's being critical, i believe, of central bank responses. we just talk about a two-year note, and people saying i'm ditching stocks and buying treasuries directly. this is not a conversation i've ever had in 26 years of doing this job. >> it's a conversation for those of us with retail investors have all the time, but you're right, the numbers are a bit difference 4% on the two-year, but there's some reason to ditch an investing plan comes up about every five minutes i think right now, brian, in fairness -- >> all right, david, we're going to get him back, but maybe that r

here's abc's ashan singh. ♪ >> jamie lee, right here!reams, this is a moment 44 years in the making. jamie lee curtis is saying farewell to the role that ignited her hollywood career and immortalized her as horror royalty. >> come on, let's go. >> you ready to say good-bye to the "halloween" trilogy? >> yes, i am. i've sent laurie strode off with a big farewell party, and of course, when i die, it will say like it did with my mother, "psycho actress dies," it will say "halloween actress dies." i'm in full acceptance and pride of that. >> reporter: in film after film curtis as strode facing off against the methodical killer michael myers in the "halloween" franchise. the original, an ultimate final role. >> i think her biggest legacy and my biggest legacy, of course, i'm laurie strode. forever. is that she never gave up. and never giving up -- that's a powerful legacy. >> reporter: earlier this month, the last installment of the "halloween" trilogy, "halloween ends" hitting number one at the box office. since the creation of cinema, there

jamie smith -- jamie smith just lied to you. i never once used estate plan for personal use. we know why those ethics complaints were filed and it was because of political retaliation by the disgraced attorney general. and all of those information he just listed have been available and given over months and months and some even years ago. it is important to me we are transparent here in south dakota and we are. people are talking about what is going on in their lives and they love the fact that not only is the state government accountable to them, but that they are responding to them. they recognize that we passed fairness in girls sports, we want to make sure only girls play in girls sports in our state. >> time. governor noem, i'm sorry, that is time on that question. ms. quint, two minutes, if you are elected to office, what do you take action on on the number one in my -- day number one and why? >> i want to take a look at where government is inefficient in our state. where are we spending too much money? what do we have -- where do we have a current law or process that i

>> jamie is a smart guy and he's a good friend of mine.were business school classmates and looking at rate of inflation and today's consumer spending report, they're identity cal. we're spending to the rate of inflation and not getting anything more. looking to the future, i very much believe by the way, we've already been in a recession, it's only going to get worse as money runs out and i 100% agree with what he said. ashley: interesting. so the psyche just to wrap this up, gerald, the psyche is consumers are being more cautious and tough news for retailers. >> they have no choice. you know, with inflation, they have to spend the money first on necessities, grocery was up 13% inevitably in this report. ashley: yeah, that says it all. yeah. gerald, we have to leave it there. thank you very much. great stuff as always. now amazon's second prime day of the year is over. how did it do, susan? susan: did you buy anything? it was so astute when you said stu loves discounts and samples because i laughed out loud here in studios. we await his ar

let' >> let's get right back to jamie gangel. what are you hearing right now?ave some new details from a source familiar with the matter. i'm told that speaker pelosi was actually able to speak to her husband earlier today. this was after the attack before he was taken into surgery, and we are told that there were injuries to his head, that the surgery involves injuries to his head. we do not have any further details on the extent of those injuries or what the surgery involves. just to remind everyone, we were previously told that the doctors assured the family that he would make a full recovery, but let's just keep in mind how serious this is. this was a violent attack. paul pelosi is 82 years old, and our reporting is that the attacker hit him multiple times with a hammer. >> jamie, thank you for this new reporting that the speaker had a chance to speak with her husband earlier today. you'll continue to let us know when you hear of any further developments. thank you. >> sure. >>> cnn's phil mattingly is at the white house. the president we understand, is alr

jamie, what are you learning? >> ana, in addition to having been told that before these were occurred, the assailant confronted paul pelosi shouting, quote, where is nancy, where is nancy. we now are told that the assailant was trying to tie up the speaker's husband, quote, until nancy got home, is the exact quote. these are from multiple sources who have been briefed and that when the police came into the house, the assailant was saying, quote, we are waiting for nancy. once again, we don't know the entire motive for what happened today, but there certainly is a concern about violence, threats to political figures and from this reporting, he clearly was focused on the speaker of the house. >> jamie, i know you're going to gather more information, bring us the latest information. we will, of course, be bringing our viewers this press conference with law enforcement officials. let me bring in evan perez to bring our viewers up to speak about what we've learned in terms of the timeline in this attack. >> yeah. this

they remind me jamie always has been a democrat.ing increasingly concerned that radical progressives are dictating corporate policies essentially through the es g-man dates. that it is hurting the nation's economic policy. that causing them to pull back. and what he is really, what is really interesting, liz, is this, as you know, a lot of esg stuff votes on corporate governance issues. they're mimicked by investors through what is known as these proxy solicitation firms, iss. there is a couple of them out there. dimon is basically telling people that those firms should be ditched. they should not, investors should not rely on them to cast their votes, particularly on these types of issues, because it is just, it is essentially contracting out one of the most important corporate governance decision as big investor needs to make, that is on the various issues if you own stock, blackrock owns a lot of stock in exxon, you don't want, you don't want iss or some proxy solicitation firm leaning you progressively to the left. i guess that

jamie says she vividly remembers the moment she discovered the source of what she believes is makinger family sick. >> i went to go make my husband's drink, and pulled ice out of the freezer, and it was pure yellow jet fuel ice. you could smell it. >> reporter: it's that jet fuel that jamie claims is making her family sick, and they say they were first exposed while living on base in hawaii. built during world war ii and set amongst hawaii's rich landscapes is red hill, a storage facility that holds more than 175 million gallons of fuel and sits just 100 feet above one of the island's main aquifers that supplies the drinking water to over 700,000 people. the navy now admits that last year the fuel facility had two leaks, one in may spilling nearly 19,000 gallons of jet fuel, and another around thanksgiving, spilling 12,000 more gallons of fuel. this video reported by the online publication "civil beat" shows that leak, which impacted the water for 93,000 people. >> the fuel gushing like a firehouse into the red hill tunnel on november 20th. and the navy really found itself unable to

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in recession five, six months from now. >> double fisted jamie dimon now. with high inflation, as a result rising interest rates. stocks reacted almost instantly to the kwarwarning. the market fell sharply. recovering before the market closed. and what does jamie dimon see he keeps on telling us recession is around the corner? >> more that most. credit card consumers and bank loans. talked about a hurricane a few months ago. his job, he said this to us many times, his job worry about what's coming down the pike and he's worried about all the uncertainties. more uncertainties and headwinds for global economies at one time than i've ever seen. he's warning about some sort of recession in six to nine months. not the only one. bank of america saying you're going to see a recession down the road and that you'll actually start to see job losses sometime next year. two big bank warnings in the last 24 hours. >> i think it's what he means what he sees and had he said the bank is doing. preparing for whatever might be around the corner. so for us folks, individually

jamie raskin said that out loud. but many in washington agree with him in both parties. they would like to see world war trends immediately. so what does his going to mean for you? well, the details are stunning. thanks to the bush administration's religious war in ukraine. this country is about to run out of diesel fuel, according to data from the energy information administration, by the monday of thanksgiving week. that's twenty five days from now. there will be no more diesel. so what's going to happen then? well, everything will stop. that means trucks and trains and barges all unable to move. farm equipment will shut down. there will be no deliveries because there will be no trucks. there'll be no diesel generators. and then inevitably our economy will crash because everything runs on diesel fuel. not on solar panels, on a wind farms, on diesel fuel, diesel is not a negotiable commodity. you have to have diesel.

>> jimmy: definitely. >> jamie foxx?mmy: how long did you work with jamie on this? >> we were together for several months. got shut down, came back, filming was on the schedule, we were together a long time. >> jimmy: jamie foxx, besides being a very, very talented person and a very, very nice person. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: is the most fun person to be around. because he inserts fun into spots where you just never imagined there would be fun. >> yeah, the charisma levels on this guy is ridiculous. i really love jamie. >> jimmy: he carries around a backpack with a speaker in it, right? >> wait, so he does carry it everywhere? >> jimmy: yes. >> he takes it everywhere? >> jimmy: i've seen it a couple of times. >> he's there with it on set. it comes in handy. while we're shooting, we shot in a specific area in atlanta. you know, it's sometimes hard to tell all the locals that you're going to be shooting a big movie in their neighborhood. sometimes you ruffle feathers. >> jimmy: right. >> so that the local community didn't re

>> let me echo something jamie just said. which this is total and absolute carelessness when it comes to matter of national security. talking cavalierly about how he built up our weapon systems. giving an exact number for russia for the number of nuclear warheads they have. which, by the way, could be classified and could also not be true. we don't know the answer to that. and also, talking about how tough he is compared to these other presidents. the one question that i had listening to it was, okay, you are so tough, then how come you could not handle losing an election? which is exactly what happened to him. and he wasn't so tough about it. >> david, as someone who knows the former president, does his bragging about weapon systems or trying to, ingratiate himself to bob woodward by giving numbers, and you know, alleged numbers of russian nuclear capabilities, talking about how tough he is, does it shed light on why he may have been inclined to take classify documents to mar-a-lago? >> listen. anderson. i'm not surprised, r

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some celebrities like john legend, jamie lee curtis, reese witherspoon are condemning ye's rhetoric.dashian, with whom he has four children, posting "hate speech is never okay or excusable. stand together with the jewish community and call on the hateful violence and rhetoric towards them to come to an immediate end." >> there is a sense of sadness and tragedy when you think about individuals who have known him for so long, for somebody to be involved in ideology in a place where he is now. >> anti-semitism has been increasing over the last number of years. from, jews will not replace us, to gunning us down in synagogue while we are praying. jews are really scared. >> seeing people like kanye openly speak anti-semitic tropes or continue to spread anti-semitism, it makes me disappointed. sit in the chair here, right there. >> reporter: in new jersey, 17-year-old aaron goodman is using new media to tell this old and terrifying story. >> how does being a holocaust survivor affect you today? >> i am very upset by the anti-semitism. >> i've been running this tiktok for about a year. and o

right jamie we just chilled the percentages of early voting.inly do not want to discourage the undecided or independent voters from casting their important ballots for it however based on anecdotal research is it too late for canister sway sway support in the next few weeks? >> i do not think so at all. i mean yes, as you said it doesn't favor the democrats in terms of early voting at least by the polling. but these races, a lot of these races are so close. if there is a big showing for candidate on election date that could probably overcome some distance that is already taken place in early voting. i think a lot of these races are going be very, very close rethink early voting in terms of an election date will matter quite a bit. revivalists look at a couple of polls, georgia governors race pop it up please, democratic challenger stacey abrams with 49% heard a republican incumbent governor brian kemp with 50%. not looking at georgia senate race republican challenger herschel walker was 52% democratic incumbent senator ralph warnock with 45%. s

>> i think you want to listen to jamie dimon. he has no reason to opine on the stock market the last bit of what he said about the next 1% in the fed funds is one that a lot of companies and a lot of individual investors and savers, well, save remembers going to do just okay as long us a don't have a lot of your risk as that's the have kind of depleted you know, the thing about 20% to the downside on an s&p that's already down 25% is, that you know, that would really put us back in where, you know, 2000, to the lows of 2002 and 2007, to the lows in 2009 the s&p 500 sold off 50% we had deep recessions in both of those time periods, and i think the timing of which he says he could be in a recession in six to nine months, the stock market is going to anticipate it and will go there to the levels first and it will round trip to the pre-pandemic high, and if you think about a multiple, talking about this a lot on the show, where does the s&p trough in bear markets, where does it trough during recessions, 14 or 15 times, bank of americ

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maria: and he has a really good sense of things, jamie dimon does and for him to say the market willg off and will be largely in the recession in six months is significant but the fed as you mentioned keeps, they have or adamant, doesn't matter, we will keep raising rates until we kill inflation. the consequences are the consequences. so, you know, unfazed. >> i had a barbecue with my clients on friday. they came to my office and we did barbecue event. kind of the consensus opinion amongst my clients was i'm okay if the market sells off. i want to fight inflation. my standard of living, my quality of life is being eroded. i'm okay can some short-term pain so that we can fix the core problem which is inflation. so, you know, the only -- as you mentioned the fed has been relentlessly hawkish and the market continues to try to call the fed's bluff, you know, as if there's going to be a pivot or something like that. i think the fed is going the stay the course and i think the fed is going to keep pumping the brakes and i think the fed needs to do it not just for the stake of stocks, if i

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to jamie lee curtis, it was more than a part in a movie.s given me. >> reporter: what has it given you? >> my entire life. my entire life. i don't know what would have happened. i know i would have never found any success. that just -- the fact that people cared about her so much, powerful to have that. incredible respect i have for it. feel very honored by it and proud. i have spent a little bit of time in one of these scary closets. >> reporter: her home closet is now more about merchandise than monsters. she runs an online business selling everything from bronze sk sculptures to hats to hand sanitizer, with every cent going to benefit children's hospital los angeles. >> my little company has almost raised a million dollars in two years. >> reporter: at this point in her life, so much is about giving back. she bought the naming rights to one of the academy museum's structural pillars and dedicated it to a couple of pillars of the industry, her parents. >> there she is. what i like is, they just left it totally rough. but it's cool. >> rep

much more. >> jamie dimon's views have been dismissed. people like jamie dimon have been forecasting recession for months and despite giving a bounce today look under the hood. we have 6 stocks with 52-week highs. the difficulty with losing the markets is getting back is so difficult. netflix down 64% and a 70% return to tech stocks that are very low. neil: the harder they fall the more they come back. how are you playing this? >> more aggressively. i'm seeing a lot of people load up that side of the boat that are too bearish. netflix down big. amazon, talk about pepsi and chitos, to buy off amazon, that is true. amazon is down 40% or 35%, that doesn't seem sensible but it is true and an opportunity. i should retract my job application to jpmorgan because this is a guy who talked about significant upside in bitcoin in may and is a huge skeptic in september. you have him and others talking a 20% pool back in the markets, i am going to the other side because everyone is too bearish and negative. stuart: when you are talking about this in cr

>> jamie gangel joining us. i want to bring in en perez. you've been tracking what police are learning. what more can you tell us about this investigation and about this brazen, violent assault? >> john, we know now that the fbi is still at the scene there at the pelosi home in san francisco. of course, this happened in the early morning hours. if the speaker had been there, there would have been a security detail from the u.s. capitol police. they were not there because she is not -- she was not at home. they got there very quickly. and now we're told that this is an investigation being done jointly by the fbi with the capitol police and the san francisco police department. of course, the big question that i think jamie is beginning to help answer is why the fbi would be involved and this, perhaps, might explain it. if the assailant was trying to carry out this attack in search of the speaker, if there was some kind of political motivation, perhaps, those would be the reasons why the fbi would be playing a big role in this investigation. a

and jamie oliver and the campaign for children from all families in england on universal credit to beed free school meals. and coming up on the bbc news channel... qualification and elimination from the champions league can be decided tonight. celtic need a win to stay alive in the competition as they host rb leipzig. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it has been another turbulent day on the financial markets after a warning from the bank of england about the uk's financial stability. the chancellor, appearing before mps today, insisted that the government's tax cutting plans are the only way to boost growth. but the international monetary fund repeated criticism of his plans, saying there may be short term growth, but things would slow down dramatically next year. and imf also warned that the global economy is likely to face major challenges, with the worst still yet to come. here's our economics editor faisal islam. a sudden rise in interest rates is creeping across the economy, into mortgages and lending rates for companies. the source of the issue remains the market

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okay, okay, where you respect jamie tremendously i respect jamie tremendously, but carl, i finished the- >> he's been running this bank for a really long time i don't know if you would put myself in that world i have sat here and said, listen, that board is stenthrald with him and has been for years, and as i've said, he's been his own successor, but i've made the argument that you don't know when you don't know when you've been a ceo for as long as he has. >> secretary rumsfeld, i appreciate that, unknown knowns. i'm going to back up i thought the quarter was really good, and then i listened to the call, and i say, wow, i'm way too bullish. i'm misjudging this one. i got to pull back now, that is -- >> what i have heard this morning, though, is more than that it's, brian moynihan's better than jamie dimon and i like bank of america more than -- >> look at the numbers look at the consistency. >> i'm just saying, just want to make a point of it jim cramer, the headline is, out with jamie, in with brian. >> i don't mind that headline. i don't mind that headline >> all right >> out with th

jamie dimon making some comments, and a lot of people listen to jamie when he speaks. right?yeah. >> a couple things to put in context. he's talking about potentially a couple thins, the recession which he says could be six to nine months away. he talks about the stock market, and you see that falling, he talked about it potentially falling another 20%, which of course would feel a lot worse than the 20% we've already fallen thus far. >> yeah. >> and so i think a lot of folks are saying what does this mean? jamie has tried to be -- i would say he's generally risk averse, has been a better sort of risk manager than most on wall street. so the question is how much to take away from that. we talked to ray last week and others and they're talking about the downside. nobody is talked about the upside. you could say if the conventional wisdom is all downside, maybe there is upside, but it's hard to see how this gets materially better anytime soon. >> reaching consensus with the guys where this is headed. >> yeah. >> jamie also talked yesterday about oil and what the united states s

let's bring in cnn senior justice correspondent evan perez and jamie gangel and manu raju. evan, we got about 45 seconds to a minute of new information from the chief there, but combining what we learned from the chief and from your sources, what do we know about this suspect? >> well, that's right, victor. the police gave us precious little. they did identify the suspect as david depoppi. we have been -- our investigative team has been looking at social media postings. these are things we know federal law enforcement and san francisco police are now going through. they're trying to figure out obviously trying to identify the motivation, which, you know, obviously, we now know from some of jamie gangel's excellent reporting, he entered the home looking for the speaker of the house of representatives. she was not there. this happened about 2:30 in the morning. according to the police, he broke in and attacked the speaker's house with a hammer. when the police arrived, they had some kind of alarm or something that drew them to the house. when they arrived, they saw at least p

jamie, you're supposed to say, darn good. at least he's not hurricane jamie.e's much more like -- i think he's -- the bronx bomber but one of the things that really shocks me about all the british stuff, there was a time, carl, where we would be on our phones, monitoring britain at 4:00 a.m., just saying, what's going to happen? and now, our banks are so solid, and they're in such disarray, that it's almost as we have all kind of just said,you know what ever since brexit, these guys have been -- they've stopped being a great power. and i think it's horrible for those of us who love britain, go all the time, but they're not a great power anymore, and it's an amazing -- i mean, they've taken themselves out of the great power group, and i think a lot of -- ever since brexit, they really haven't figured out what to do. >> it is amazing relative strength in banking structure versus the rest of the world. relative strength in energy versus the rest of the world >> i wouldn't put my -- i mean, i'd rather put my money in monte depask you get a good paleo ceo. remember

investors remaining focused on a lot of things, but jamie diming to our colleague julianna tuttlebaum, and jamie dimon things the economy could -- and the overall economy is starting to teeter. >> you see it today in bond markets around the world, and people selling u.s. treasury debt it's the war these are very, very serious things, which i think are likely to push the u.s. and the world -- europe is already in a recession, and likely to put the u.s. in some kind of recession 6, 9 months from now. >> that's a big call from an flussial ceo, and economists tend to agree. a new survey shows they are ramping up the odds of a recession. steve liesman has more do they agree with jamie dimon >> pretty much just as the nationality big economics, upping their chance of recession and downgrading growth for this year first, i said to tell you that fed governor lael brainard also agrees she said she was marking down her economic outlook, and i quote -- i now expect the second-half rebound last quarter limited and real gdp growth will be essentially flat this year. i don't think fed governors gig

i was particularly interested and fascinated by jamie raskin's comments. and in addition to that, for the first time we got to see what was going on behind the scenes. and that was illuminating. this was real. those people and how they kept it together to move forward to get that vote in, because they realized how important it was. in addition, i would like to say that the former guy really had a bummer day between the fbi showing that the documents had been moved in mar-a-lago, the supreme court shut him down, and then he got a subpoena. all in all, i think it was a good day for america in that sense, that we will bring this person to justice as we all should, where nobody is above the law. and he is not above the law. host: that is trish in seattle, washington, referring to that new video that we saw yesterday, behind the scenes look at their leadership, congressional leadership, scrambling to get aid to the capitol during the riot. it was congressman jamie raskin, the democrat from maryland, who introduced that video. here is about four and a half minut

democrat congressman jamie ruskin said on live television that russia is an orthodox country with traditional values ​​and must be destroyed no matter what the price we have to pay. this is no longer a conventional war, but some kind of

jamie goddard is a healthy, thriving, month—old baby.lly delighted, as well as extremely thankful because jamie nearly died. last month stacey went to the queen elizabeth the queen mother hospital in margate. what greeted her was a crowded, short—staffed unit. after a long labour stacey knew the baby was imminent. i said to her, "i know my body, it's my fourth baby." but the midwife caring for her went on a break. jamie was, therefore, delivered by an inexperienced, poorly supervised student midwife. he had the cord wrapped around his neck, she didn't even see that. she straight away, naturally, just sort of picked him up and went to put him straight onto my chest which obviously really constricted his windpipe. jamie was whisked away by another midwife, and for half an hour, stacey, who had lost her previous child at 22 weeks, didn't know if he was alive or dead. i am very, very lucky he's alive, and i know what it's like to walk out of that hospital without a baby, and i thought that was going to happen again. the family say the studen

jamie line called cryptos a ponzi scheme?e has tapped aaron levine to fill a newly created position as head of digital assets regulatory policy. that's a mouthful but less than a month ago jamie diamond did tell lawmakers critical currencies are decentralized ponzi schemes. ironically levine left celsius in september 2nd months after the crypto currency in london platform filed for bankruptcy in new york. diamond is a self-described major skeptic of crypto but his bank is reported looking to build out its policy ranks with regular tory scrutiny increasing into the digital asset space. stuart: last time the stars of duck family treasure joined this program they told me about their stock market investments. watch this. >> when fear and panic happen that is when we move in and by. i'm really liking the selloff because you start seeing things that don't make sense. all of a sudden amazon has a 1-day quarter and they forgot how to make money? it is over? let's sell it off? i am buying. stuart: he should come back to new york, said

elizabeth: jamie, good to see you. battling against inappropriate school books for schoolchildren. parents are the new midterm election force. house gop demands that the justice department preserve documents in its fight with school board parents. congressman mike johnson he signed that letter to the doj he is going to talk to us about it next on "the evening edit." ♪ i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do b

we follow jamie butler who played a big role in the second impeachment. she had a lot of concerns with the ukraine scandal. she stood up and one of her private republican meetings and said washington ipo for something like this? why shouldn't i vote for an impeachment inquiry to look into this? we show in real time how gop leader kevin mccarthy, steve scalise, use this due process problem that democrats had with their roles of the road and used it to spin up moderates against the impeachment inquiry. she ends of voting against that. she votes against impeachment in december and has no issue with it even though she was concerned about what trump was trying to do with ukraine, she dismissed the whole process and said it was democrats railroading this and of due process for the president or traditional due process for the president, and then she was also upset that no democrats ever reached out to her and said how would you want this process to be done? what would you want it to look like? by not doing that, like they did even in clinton, which obvious of be