i'm going to turn the zoom over to jared. right well, hello. thank you so much for that great intro and thank you highlands and the james room museum for having me. i'm really excited to be here and to show you some some really cool stuff from elizabeth monroe's life now. before i begin before i started jump into the material culture some of these cool artifacts that i have here. let me ask i'm gonna ask you a question. if you're in your house and time suddenly froze and everything just sort of stood still. and hundreds of years from now folks were looking at the artifacts the items that were in your house. what would those items say about you? what story would they tell and my guess is they would probably say an awful lot, right, you know artifacts in texas. they're not just separate from us. they're a part of our story and they're part of who we are and who we were and who we will be and i know it sounds a little deep. uh, but anyway, and that's wha't these artifacts do. they tell the story and i'm gonna start with something pretty cool. i'm

so i would agree with that perspective, just given the total totality of their business run. >> jaredteresting, obesity is one thing and there are different levels to this as well. what if the insurance companies magically say this game is over and we're not doing it any more. does that punch a whole in this whole thesis >> it is not going to help at all. that is the one negative commentary surrounding the space. once the revenue numbers get much higher and much more meaningful, it is obvious that it is a target for insurance companies to say, wait a minute. we need to be much more selective about who gets these drugs. but on the other hand, when we're seeing so far, there is some off label use, but a lot of private pay. a lot of people who have money who feel like a month or a year or multiple years, depending on how much they need, they are willing to pay the price out of pocket and i think novo is on the record saying that they feel like in globally there are more than 500 million patients that are eligible or classified as obese. so, even if you take a tiny percentage of that enti

ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the shore. the us and german leaders have met in washington, a display of unity over the war in ukraine. friday's trip to the white house was all laughed sholtes as 1st scenes rushes invasion. he and joe biden focus their talks on support for keys and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the u. s. also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military aid for keeping love sold says germany is committed to backing ukraine for as long as it takes really important that we together organize the step that we've made feasible that we can give the necessary or to decree doing all the time and that this time i think it is very important that we get the message that we will continue to do so as long as it takes as long as it's necessary. well dw correspondent mikaela kristen has been following the german chancellor visit to washington. she has this analysis. so on the very day that the united states announced 400000000 an extra funding to support ukraine. the german

ah, i am jared read. welcome to the shy former us president donald trump will be formally arrested in a plan surrendered to authorities next tuesday in manhattan. day he'll be fingerprinted and have a mug shot taken. it follows his indictment over alleged payments of hush money to an adult film actress for the 2016 presidential election, which which trump won the exact charges against him, not knowing yet. it's the 1st ever criminal case against a former us president. trump legal team says he's ready to fight all charges in a historic 1st, a former u. s. president is facing criminal charges. manhattan's grand jury hasn't died of donald trump. after prosecutors spent weeks investigating a payment from made during his 2016 campaign, they allege trump paid adult movie actor stormy daniels, a $130000.00, to keep her quiet about a past sexual encounter, and claimed it as a campaign expense. so for years, trumpeters, lawyers claim he is innocent and that the case is politically motivated. he has been obviously

ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the program. iran has agreed to allow you when monitors to inspect more of its nuclear sites. the breakthrough follows talks between iran's president and the head of the international nuclear watchdog. inspect is recently found enriched uranium, nea weapons, grade level. a multinational agreement regulating iran's nuclear activities collapsed when the us hold out 5 years ago. satellite images of an underground nuclear facility near the iranian city of 4, do un inspectors. recently found traces of uranium here enriched close to weapons grade. the discovery did not come as a surprise after the java ministration with due wrong. they jason gilroy, iraq deal it on has been and reaching and the level of enrichment of uranium and increasing the level of the basement of uranium and also the young lady. and last amount of su ring. but it's far from clear what has been happening inside iran's nuclear plants. since the international agreement regulating its activities collapsed 5 year

liz: kellyanne conway says jared kushner made money. >> jared is the only person who benefited from theth a b, that's for sure. we did showing himself using drugs and handguns, that's all possible felonies. you know what? on this network you called for my firing because i said elizabeth warren lied about her ethnicity. i said joe biden is an old, rich white guy and you said i should be fired for that and you are okay with the biden family getting $15 million. that's rich. >> juan williams deserves that. he has been reckless at times with what he says on tv. jared kushner had billions of dollars invested in his investment firm because he was good at his job. he built relationships. he worked hard on middle east peace. obviously a lot of people noticed that. so he has been able to attract people after he left the white house to his business. but this is when joe biden was in office. and his ole family was scooping up. if you remember, let's compare and contrast the trump family and eric and don, they swore and didn't do business because their father was president. the exact opposite. for

ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the shower. the ongoing banking crisis is now knocking at germany's door. it's biggest, linda has led a europe wide sale loss. she is in deutsche bank tumbled on friday, plunging some 14 percent before recovering to end friday. 8 and a half percent down. the recent stank back takeover of swiss bank credit suisse, and the collapse of several smaller us bank says shank and market confidence. but he officials here in europe are insisting that there is no cause for concern. the market volatility has now hit germany's biggest banks, particularly georgia bank. shares came under pressure on friday on the side lines of an e. u summit chancellor, olaf sholtes came to its offense, the dodger bunk up to like a shift for deutsche bank has fundamentally overhauled and reorganized its business model and his yet. and it's a very profitable banquet on just a new zip off the top left was no reason for any concerns about consumer. nevertheless, nervousness continued on the frankfurt stock exchange and on others ac

ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the show. russian president vladimir persian has made an unexpected trip to crimea to mark the night anniversary of its annexation that's according to russian state media. now, in this footage, released on telegram by the russian appointed governor fuson can be seen visiting a school in the city of savannah to poll, which is the largest city in crimea. russia seized the peninsula from you crying in 2014 years before it launched its invasion of mainland and crime. keith has vowed to retire crimea in the fight against the russian invasion. d. w, corresponded jennifer poca is enrica. earlier i asked her, what kind of signal person is sending to the rest of the world with his trip to crimea? well kremlin spokesperson, the meet, the best scoff rejected the word that was issued yesterday by the i see, see, he stated that russia would never accept this warrant because it has no legal grounds and is simply unacceptable putting today. as you mentioned before, i made a surprise visit

the gift t the state department, which wa not only a jared kushner problem.ittee released this report today about th handling of foreign gift during the trump administration and according to the report, donald trump and his famil failed to report over 100 gift from foreign countries worth a grand total of nearly $300,000 and it really is an od assortment of stuff, like this 12,000 dollar silk carpet from the president of uzbekistan, and this giant box filled with tableware from the president o lebanon, in case donald trum president trump ever ran out o spoons also this portrait given t ivanka trump, made out o mother of pearl mosaic tiles and this fake diamond encruste falcon from kuwait, which is sitting on a sort of creep severed faulconer's hand also, inexplicably, this statu of pumpkins. someone must be a big pumpki fan in the trump white house all of these gifts were give to president trump and members as of his family by foreig governments, and all of them plus 100 or so more, wheneve reported to the government a required by law. the national archives -

all we were grappling with the reality that jared wouldn't be here. for any future memories. vacations or tender moments with our kids. the state attorney won't comment on a motive. or if writing is ex wife, who insists he had nothing to do with his death may have been involved, only saying the investigation isn't over. andrew rhiannon. andrea. thank you and oklahoma woman is recovering from a wild encounter with a monkey. police say the animal was being kept as a pet at a nearby home but somehow escaped and found its way to brittany parker's porch. she called police but after losing sight of the monkey, she went outside, and that was a dangerous mistake. he was bouncing from my hand railing on my front porch. it happened so fast. the monkey had jumped up off the ground onto my head and ripped out my hair. and then ripped my ear like a piece of paper. a relative shot. the monkey parker needed nearly 200 stitches and needs surgery on her ear. it happened the same day in ohio man nearly lost his arm after being attacked by his pet zebra. coming up. move over tesla, the new, aff

when we spoke to the former detective, then mayor, jared fuhriman, he said no, just not true.d how did he know? it was fuhriman who took tapp to visit the crime scene during some of those many interviews, all those years ago. >> let me tell you, they weren't in the room with me when he took us up the stairs. took us into the bedroom and relived that night. and you could see it on his face. he was reliving it. >> of course, the critics wouldn't be able to see that because it was one of the only times during the investigation when the police did not videotape chris tapp. but -- >> i have no doubts in my mind that chris tapp was part of that on the side. you can't fake that. >> but you can fake anything. >> well, you can. because what is it? 25% of all dna resolved cases where somebody is released from prison it turns out there was a false confession. people do confessed to things they didn't do. >> we know that. but when people confess to crimes they don't do, they don't know the minute details of the case. and chris new and knows the minute details of that case. >> he of course

phil. >> arrested this morning in florida, the second husband of jared bridegan's former wife. he's been a suspect for a long time as he was once the landlord renting out a property to the only other person who has ever been arrested in this case who the state attorney said this afternoon that he has now admitted to being the triggerman, married to hernandez, jared bridegan's second wife, now a widow, spoke briefly. >> we are so angry, angry they were walking free we were grappling with the reality jared wouldn't be here for future memories, vacations or tender moments with our kids. >> the former microsoft executive was executed in february of last year. 13 months ago, after he left his ex-wife's house after dropping off their twins. as he was driving home, he had to come to a stop because there was a tire lying in the middle of the road. when he got out of the car to move the tire he was ambushed and shot to death while his young child from his second wife who you just heard sat in the back seat hearing it all. the only person charged today is 61-year-old henry tenet, career

the relationship with jared kushner, the relationship between fox executives including rupert murdoch and the van white house, the trump white house. it isn't a news relationship. there's access journalism that exists but this is something much deeper than that. >> really interesting, joy, 100% right but in my reporting, i said this on my newsletter last week. i spoke, you know there's a difference between the public and the private here. privately, what a lot of republican strategist tell me, these are people who get paid through the media spend, through the ads, you know, they were pretty horrified to learn in this lawsuit that rupert murdoch had given jared kushner the contents of an ad that had been bought for the biden campaign, and that he was giving jerry kushner debate strategy because you know, privately, they tell me, that's not good for anybody. it's not good. it just, it just puts republicans, have to stick to fox, democrats have to go on msnbc, mainstream media, it breaks down trust. and people in both parties want to buy ads and do business. i actually think that is, it'

we saw jared kushner at th olympics, we've seen how muc money they may, that's jus from the hotels.hey're still making, we saw how the ripped off the american public the secret service paying to stay at trump property the frustration that i think s many democrats specificall have, and, sadly not enoug americans half is that donald trump for those of us who have lived in ne york long enough, he's alway been a grift or, a scammer , so his time in d.c. was no different. and it's not just, time it's the entire family of crimina enterprises. that are taking money from the american people. when you have someone, mik like omar, who is essentiall trying to deflect. and eight and a bet the trum family getting away with these crimes it really says something about the state of our democracy and i say this all the time on msnbc, or in a frightening moment in our democratic republic >> i agree with. you david, final thoughts fo you. if you lost fox news, who do you have left? >> you don't have suburban voters and this is the problem. they're appealing to the base. and hunter biden conspirac theo

jared and ivanka - looking at children. they have a lot more in thei docket than hunter biden ever.nter biden i the laptop, et cetera. it's all out a deflection. we need to stay focused. we saw jared kushner at th olympics, we've seen how muc money they may, that's jus from the hotels. but even once they've left the office, deals that they're still making, we saw how the ripped off the american public the secret service paying to stay at trump property the frustration that i think s many democrats specificall have, and, sadly not enoug americans have is that donal trump for those of us who have lived in new york long enough, he's always been a grifter, scammer. , so his time in d. c. was n different. and it's not just, time it's the entire family of crimina enterprises. that are taking money from the american people. when you have someone, lik comer, who is essentiall trying to deflect and aid an abet the trump family gettin away with these crimes it really says something about the state of our democracy and i say this all the time on msnbc, or in a frightening moment in our democra

then you have them testifying. >> jared bradigan is the victim here. want to move on because we are talking about a 13-year-old dallas girl found in a shed locked up a thousand miles away in north carolina. a bunch of evidence against 34-year-old jorge camacho. i was telling our producer had this happened ten years ago 15 years ago when we were covering the case of elizabeth smart, this would have been national coverage for days and it's not getting much attention. >> i helped victims of sexual abuse and human trafficking. i think has got to try to help pay attention to this. i think the problem we've gotten into especially with president biden and trump, a lot of attention on trump now biden i think we need to get back to helping these kids and oobts issue not talked about is social media portals instagram facebook should they be held liable for not controlling these sites. this girl is a minor and there's a predator communicating with her on a social media platform. maybe biden should focus on trying to create a law to hold some of these social media

there is a governor, colorado, named jared polis. jared polis has the best record on covid response i doing. i mean, listen, jared wants to get rid of the income taxes, property taxes dramatically. the track up, medical transparent state in the nation. i mean, it's not just republicans. it's your public. it's growth. and we need to get growth in the democratic, in the republican party and across the board. please. it's we be the stewards of the economy and guardians, perhaps prosperity, period. i was going to take one more from the audience and then we'll start wrapping up. hello, andrew hilburn actually worked for liz truss and i agree her lowering taxes but at the same time she increased spending, agreed to pay for everyone's winter heating bills and want to borrow public money to pay for them. i think that is actually a disaster. we believe in lower taxes. the did react to her autumn budget, put it forward by kwasi kwarteng and it was a disaster. well any way you guys were here we hope that you go out and tell to buy the book okay

congressman jared moskowitz.hank you for your time this morning for weighing in on both of those important issues. we really appreciate it. thank you. alright. also today we're tracking the battle between florida governor ron desantis and disney. it's not over yet. it's actually ramping up. there are legal maneuvers that disney has used to try to hold on to power this morning. the breaking news this morning an american journalist detained in russia new details on what moscow accuses him of and how the wall street journal is responding. i have a surprise for you. i have a surprise for you. what let's say that the same timime 321 can in vermont cancelation on most days .com booking done. i started bright star care to provide a higher standard of care. it's been my goal for 20 years, and it always will be if you're an experienced caregiver with that same passion, join the brand that supports you. most. isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day is about to become a bad one. but then i remembered

"i do not recall." [ laughter ] and jared.erving jared raises some important and interesting legal questions like, can you subpoena a mannequin? [ laughter ] meanwhile, daddy donald has been trying to exploit the poisonous situation in east palestine, ohio, for political gain. trump went there yesterday to drop off crates of trump water. [ laughter ] not a joke. trump ice, crates of them. also lash out at president biden, his response to the toxic train wreck. trump told locals the biden administration showed "indifference" and "betrayal" but turns out, and you're not going to believe this, there's more to the story. [ laughter ] trump claimed he was there to help. so when secretary of transportation pete buttigieg showed up today, he was asked how he might be able to help. >> one thing he could do is express support for reversing the deregulation that happened on his watch. i heard him say he had nothing to do with it, even though it was in his administration. so if he had nothing to do with it and they did it in his administ

we are tracking the latest with jared.d morning, jared. >> reporter: there is a lot to keep track of when it comes to the legal cases. we are, as you mentioned, and that holding pattern. when it comes to whether they will indict president donald trump in new york -- they're not scheduled to meet until next week but in the meantime, as you mentioned, we could see movement in another case regarding another issue from president donald trump. take a look. >> reporter: dwindling drooling demonstrations outside the manhattan courthouse with the decision on whether to indict former president donald trump now likely delayed until next week, but you'll be criticism of district attorney alvin bragg is as strong as ever. he said isn't it terrible that da brack refuses to do the right thing and call it a day? the republican committee chairmen are wanting prosecutors in his office. >> the das team pushed back in a letter, writing the request only came after president donald trump created a false expectation that he would be arrested. h

they got nothing. >> martha: kellyanne, is that a fair question about jared kushner? >> well, jared, of course, is the only person i think who has benefitted in the billions with a b from the trump presidency for sure. look, i think what aboutism is at work here, martha and juan. for a very simple run. this happened while joe biden was still the vice president. the question remains, what does china think that they're getting from a sitting vice president who announced he's not going to run for president. what did they think that they were going to get from him? what qualified hallie biden -- by the wayed, if hallie biden is mad about anything today, not just having her name in the news, should be two things. the family got $3 million and all she got for being with both brothers is a t-shirt and $35,000. she got a smidgen of what everybody else got. we all remember the exchanges that hunter was cursing at her with massive expletives, mad that she threw his handgun in the trash. what he did showing himself using drugs, using a handgun, that's all possible a felony. don'

but i do want to start with jared brown, a leader who is a members are working to assist with recovery efforts. thank you for joining us on this. we appreciate it. i know you and other folks that you work with are incredibly busy right about now. it is a very terrible time for mississippi after what happened, the cleanup rescue and recovery efforts there. give us a sense of what is happening, what you've been seeing, when you team has been experiencing so far and the goal that lies ahead. >> absolutely, well jim rubicon, we've been monitoring this that formed last night. we were in contact with the state emergency management to see where the lead is needed at the moment. they did send an official request out for team rubicon to come. as you see, even as we approach the town here, there is a welcome sign. the welcome sign to the city. from here, it just keeps getting worse as you go in the town. still no power, linemen are working hard. trying to get that back up and running, it is 12 hours past. it is just beginning of the worst day. >> how do you take that in? how do you take a day on

at the top end we have blue nile, diamonds direct, jared and james allen. players that we would say are in the accessible luxury part of the category typically price points above $1,000 average engagement rings up in the 3,000 to $5,000 range. and then we also have kay, zales in the mid market. we have banter down in the value segment. so we're really casting our net broadly. serving all consumers who want to join our mission of helping them celebrate life and express love >> because you don't have a lot of what we call in the business comps, comparable situations, i don't think people can understand so many of the retailers i follow are getting a beginning -- a stretched balance sheet. you're quite the opposite. >> no, this is really a great story of signet, jim we have very strong financial health our liquidity as a company is now more than three times higher than it was when we started our transformation over $2.6 billion of cash on the balance sheet. we've cut our leverage ratio in half from four times to two times, which is very healthy, by paying down

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is it going to happen today, is it not, jared?: so according to some sources that have been seeding to cbs news, it's not likely the indictment is going to happen today. it's something that really didn't have any significant backing or at least he didn't provide any evidence for that. because he called for the protests to happen, there is this increased security presence here as well as in washington, d.c. again, as all law enforcement waits and prepares for what could potentially happen. take a look. >> cbs news has learned former president donald trump is not expected to be indicted by a manhattan grand jury today, though it could come by the end of the week. still, after his calls for protests to "take back our nation," steel barricades brought in by nypd surround the manhattan courthouse and district attorney's office. and new fencing surrounding the capitol building in washington, fears of a repeat of january 6th. >> i've never seen people so intent in doing so much damage like they did at the capitol. it makes this protest a

elizabeth brister son jared dropped in for a surprise reunion after being away on military leave. his brother ended up literally floored by the surprise military reunions. that is how you get a surprise going alright. next old soccer game by imus moves nice, but look at this video. this happened in montgomery, texas. a father caught this moment is son and his son's friend were playing soccer on their family farm went two of their imus crashed. the match passed the ball to each other. the movies were chased after it, so i guess they're just kind of like large puppies. i don't know. i find this video pretty amusing. it is pretty cute, actually. music next to a proud new papa, who is 90 years old. this happened at the houston zoo. a 19 year, a 90 year old tortoise named mr pickles has welcomed three new hatchlings. and while he's been together with miss pickles for some 27 years, the couple have only had one other hatchling. and that was back in 1997. now i know he's 90, but he looks pretty snappy. yeah well, that's because tortoises they don't often reproduced. i caught your joke, b

the biden family, but i did not seem like you guys are too concerned about the 2 trillion given to jareder for absolutely nothing. that is my comment. thank you. host: peter in brooklyn. hi. caller: good morning. i want to make a comment. we saw what happened on the hill yesterday with republicans speaking out against the bailout, how it is going to cause problems down the road. host: did you watch the hearing? are you referring to janet yellen's testimony? caller: absolutely. when we had the great financial crash i worked for citibank and what i see is we have a problem that is going to boil over where people moving capital from small banks the big banks because now they are afraid of a slight deposit coming out. it is going to cause a ripple effect where people are unsure where to bank. host: mike losiana. what is on your mind? caller: good morning. i would li to talk about the feanyl crisis. watching on c-span on public affairs, you had a nikki haley on recently and i think she was doing a town hall in iowa. sheharacterized, she came out using the mility to fight the fentanyl crisis i

ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the shore. former us president donald trump is being hit with criminal charges. a grand jury jury in new york voted on thursday to indict him following a probe into harsh money allegedly pied piper to a porn star. ahead of the 2016 a presidential election. now it's 1st time this has happened to our former u. s. president. the manhattan district attorney's office says it has contacted trump's lawyers to arrange his surrender. trump is running to regain the white house in 2024. donald trump effect to become the 1st us president ever to faith criminal charges. the grant judy dos by the manhattan district attorney's office spent weeks looking into $130000.00 payment meet to borne. actor stormy daniels, trump reportedly beat the thumb during the 2016 presidential campaign, one to keep daniel's quite about effectual encounter they had years ago as act jumped. the monkey denies the vilification witnesses, what the exact charges he will faith have not yet been made. public is too e

[applause] the small business owners, like jared who owns a community barbershop in lancaster and who is with us on stage today. he told me about his dream and he built it. now he needs a level playing field in order to thrive. i remember the voice of the grieving moms who lost their loved ones, children to gun violence. i want you to know something, your children matter. so do you. your voices are powerful. thank you for being on the stage with us today. [applause] i remember the students brave enough to speak openly with me about their mental health struggles. they are the strong ones. it is up to us to help him. for family farmer looking to -- to make the investments to carry on the legacy, long enough to foresee her take over. the voices of those who put on the uniform at home and abroad to keep us safe. they leave behind those service to us all. today, we joined by stephanie mack and britney cisco, the wives of trooper martin mack and mike sisco who was killed in the line of duty two months ago. thank you. we will continue to honor and respect your husband. may their memory be a

ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the shy, a new un report says climate change and pollution driving a worldwide shortage of drinking water with hundreds of millions facing critical waters scarcity view way and is holding a special conference in new york to draw attention to a growing crisis. one that's prompted an australian woman to set herself a unique challenge when she noticed that the world was running out of water, mina gould, he started running and she hasn't stopped since i'm running because i want to take the voices of the people from the front lines of the water crisis and take them into boardroom, take them into the holes of power, and in by the government officials the corporate corporate leaders to take action. the athlete and activists from australia completed $200.00 marathons across $32.00 countries over the last year. now she has made her way to new york city, where delegates have gathered at the un for 3 day summit. and i have to discuss ways out of the water crisis. around 2000000000 peo

ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the shore. a you leaders meeting in brussels have endorsed a new deal to supply more ammunition to your crime. they're hoping that that plus possible new sanctions will step up pressure on the kremlin. european commission also announced an international campaign to locate and return ukrainian children. we've been deported to russia, an unusually early ending to the 1st day of the european concert summit in brussels . but it wasn't for lack of items on the agenda. the wine ukraine was one of the main issues discussed. one of particular importance to the u commission president. it is a horrible reminder of the darkest times of our history. what's happening there to the port children. this is a war crime. we know today of 16200 children that have been de portrait. only 300 have returned so far in partnership with the ukrainians . prime minister, maria kent, i have launched an into an initiative aiming at bringing back these children that have been a doctor to by russia. e leaders and doors to plan

ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the shore. we're going to begin with some breaking news . former us president donald trump is being hit with criminal charges. a manhattan grand jury has voted to indict trump following a probe into hush money paid to a porn star ahead of the 2016 presidential election. trump has called the indictment political persecution and vowed his innocence. his legal team says that they will fight the indictment in court. trump is running to regain the white house in 2024. he is the 1st former us president to ever face criminal charges. we can get the latest now from dw correspondent mikaela costner in washington, mikaela. hi there donald trump has been indicted. what happens now? is he going to be arrested? well, that's the open question, but 1st of all, that indictment is still under an official seal. it's still sealed, but so many sources have leak. this, that we can actually read from the reactions that this has almost been served. it will be formally delivered next week to donald trump and his attorn

ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the shore, the leaders of china and russia, a hailing acoya, new era in relations following a 2nd day of talks in moscow sheet in pink and vladimir putin signed a deal to expand bilateral trade and energy ties. in a show of unity against the waste. but when it came to the war in ukraine, there was no sign of a breakthrough trying to put on the most reassuring smiles. chinese president, she didn't ping and as russian counterpart flooding mere putin pledge to straighten ties, putin increasingly isolated by the west for his invasion of ukraine is forced to turn east for friendly handshake fall so clever on the issue of the ukrainian crisis. china has always adhered to the purpose and principles of the united nations charter, adhered to an objective and impartial position, and actively promoted peace and negotiations. gigi charles saw talk ho, beatings, refusal to condemn the war on ukraine has been the driving force of this friendship to instead, she has proposed a so called p

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ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the show. you where san german ladies have met in washington in a display of unity over the war in you cried. friday's trip to the white house was olaf sholtes is 1st since roches invasion. he and joe biden focus their talks on support for keys and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. u. s. as also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military. i'd 4 key a loft, schoultz said germany is committed to backing ukraine for as long as it takes really important with feasible that we can give that to you, chris, doing all the time that this time. i think it is very important that we get the message that we will continue to do so as long as it takes that long it will take you corresponded mikaela cook. it has been following the german chancellor visit to washington. she has this analysis. so on the very day that the united states announced 400000000 an extra funding to support ukraine. the german chancellor, olaf souls, and the united states president joe bide

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ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the chart. the ongoing banking crisis is now knocking germany store. it's biggest lender has led a europe wide sell off. shares in deutscher bank tumbled on friday, plunging some 14 percent before recovering to end the day 8 and a half percent down. the recent state back takeover of a swiss bank credit suisse and the collapse of several smaller u. s. bank the shank and market confidence. but european officials are insisting that there is no cause for concern. the market volatility has now hit germany's biggest banks. particularly deutscher bank shares came under pressure on friday. on the side lines of any use summit, chancellor, all of sholtes came to its defense, the dodger bunk update, shifts for dodge a bank has fundamentally overhauled and reorganized it's business model and is yet, and it's a very profitable bank. just unzip off the top left was no reason for any concerns you could on tomorrow. nevertheless, nervousness continued on the frankfurt stock exchange and on others across europe. the decks closed down 1.7 percent. while there's been no

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