make the situation even worse, reporting in washington. rachel blevins, r t. former us diplomat, jim johnson says it's not the ukraine conflict that has caused the rising prices, but rather a mismanagement by the, by the administration. i say really, a really say well from the strategic petroleum reserve will have a small and one time shot, an impact on lower prices, but it won't be elastic impact. and once that's gone, there's no more that can be done. it's like a pistol with only one bullet in it, and that's all they've got. i remember this was going on even before the war. and ukraine started that mr. biden had inactive the number of what they called green energy policies. that were really a kind of a war on while and gas and other fossil fuels, even when we would take into account ukraine war it's the response to the war rather than the war itself. that's causing the prices to go up. there was notable inflation going on already before the crane war started. and now it's becoming much worse that does it for me. this our more news at the top of the hour from the war and ukraine stay with u

jim. i was calling about johnson control and i used to watch it when i was a teenager and now it is down in it is still -- >> it is it is very cheap it is just too low tracy. >> caller: booyah. shipper star bolt dividend has pushed the dividend 24%. so two questions, first given the [ inaudible ] consider starbucks dividend remain even in the middle of -- >> the way -- look, the way this stock is prices, the dividend will be kit. i don't know it is that the case i call it too good to be true. to bob in maryland >> thank you, mr. cramer i have toel you up front, this senior would came from a blue-collar background and became a professor and my wife and i died with multi-generational wealth because of your great leadership. >> thank you thank you very much. >> caller: i'm proud to be a club member. what do you think of principal financial group, tfg, now that it is broken away from wells fargo completed. >> i think that they're okay, guys i don't think they'll set the world on fire but they are okay. your set me on fire. your comments will get me through the whole weekend. thank you. to scott

jim. >> this morning, the british prime minister boris johnson said in his words that it is realistic possibility agree? is that the u.s. assessment? >> no. the assessment from where we stand is that as we continue to intensify these costs, through economic sanctions, on the battlefield and strategically, ultimately putin will see this is not the endgame he bargained for. thousands of body bags are coming home, if his economy is contracting by double digits, if inflation is up to 20%, if the shelves are empty and people can't travel, this country is in default, if russia is a pariah state, that's not a win for putin. >> let me ask you this, though. all those steps you measure are imposing costs, the economic sanctions, the weapons coming in, making it a more difficult fight for the russians, discussions of war crimes investigations. but none of that has stopped the war. it hasn't stopped the continuing war crimes or at least evidence of war crimes continuing, for instance in a city like mariupol. if that is the reality as we're witnessing it, why are the responses sufficient? >> we're running out

sure that the conversations were taped as johnson would signal to them through an open door between his office and theirs. >> you will hear blunt talk. >> jim. >> yes, sir. >> i want a report of the number of people that assigned to kennedy on me the day he died and the number assigned to me now, and if mine i are not less i want them right quick. >> yes, sir. >> i promise i won't go anywhere, i will stay behind these gate. >> presidential recordings on the c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >>> there are a lot of places to get political information, but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here or here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. our panel dr.s morissette marcellus, and i know i wasn't going to say that right of practice, but maybe yours will say it for me >>> i'd like to introduce your panel, dr. marcellus, and i know i wasn't going to say that right, practiced, but maybe he will say it again once he gets

and today prime minister johnson came with, that's not going to help the ukrainians against that. and that is the real worry moving forward here, jim. >> all right. a lot of developments there in kyiv. thank you nima elbagir. >>> ben wiedeman is joining me now from donbas. we're seeing horror stories of ukrainians saying russian soldiers evacuated them and passed through filtration camps. help our viewers understand what is going on here. some of these are reportedly near your region. what do we know about the filtration camps. are they as horrible as that name suggests? is that term suggests? >> reporter: yeah. the term, jim, sort of tells you a lot right there. they are looking for anybody who has served in the military, who has played a role in public life, who has been in the police, who has served in the local administration. these are centers where anybody who is in any way affiliated with the ukrainian state as it exists today is being taken away to fate unknown. and, therefore, i think that, obviously, precise details of what is going on in those camps is not at all clear. it certainly is, many believe, is part of the playb

jim did with the mayor. and just in, british prime minister boris johnson said moments ago there is a, quote, realistic possibility that vladimir putin may win his brutal war in ukraine. he added that the situation is unpredictable, but he cited that putin's large army and the ability to grind the ukrainians down are factors here. that is very candid, jim. i think the question is going to be what does a russian victory look like? is the cost that is exacted by the ukrainians, if there is a russian victory, is it a pyrrhic victory? is it something they can hail or are the casualties on their side going to be so large? we heard from john kirby, he said even this new general they brought in to oversee everything, they don't see that changing things, they're still having problems, and they are going to pay a big price, even if they do quote, unquote win. >> two schools of thought here. you speak to some of our military analysts and they make the point that russia, as you say, still has the same challenges faced around kyiv. bad morale, bad supply, losing enormous numbers of soldiers and hardware. and so on. the troubl

made sure the conversations were taped as johnson would signal to them through an open door between his office and theirs. >> you'll also hear some blunt talk. >> jim? >> yes, sir. >> i want a report of the number of people assigned to kennedy on me the day he died and the number assigned to me now, and if mine are notless, i want them less right quick. >> yes, sir. >> presidential recordings. find it on the c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> since c-span was founded in 1979, historian and author douglas br irk nkley has participated in many of the program's special projects as well as book tv and american history tv. c-span sat down with him for nearly six hours to get his insights on american history, good books, and more. up next, part two of that conversation which focuses on his teaching career, the late historian stephen am broes, and the book the magic bus. >> from time to time, not very often, but you'll see a story with wr they say you have a team of writers that does all of your work for you. you want to deal with that one? >> i never have a team. it's myself and my wife and one person assisting me. the team thing

the latest on the same as chelsea and the mix up the boss, selena as the spanish johnson milk south of the re police by jim and ended up on track. frank o rushes wanting is going to intensify its attacks on key after accusing ukraine of targeting russian border tons. this was the scene earlier in vishna just outside key. that's where russia says it hit a military plant. a number of air raid sirens were heard over night, across the capitol. and we've got correspondence in russia and ukraine. now in a moment, we're going to have reaction from moscow with dasa jabari. first we're going to talk to wrestle settle and the ukranian capital kiva. talk to us about these strikes that have been happening in the last few are so russell. well, around 1 30 am, we have heard the explosions and these were the most powerful explosions that we heard the scenes. the russian forces retreated from the region at rom, kia, just a 2 weeks ago. then i have learned that a military facility, actually a plant, a military factory, which was producing and repeating the miss. are you kidding me to miss as was was, is yes. and that facto

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louis fed president jim bullard will be talking about the economic outlook and event hosted by the council of foreign relations. johnsonrtin before the valve. -- before the bell. netflix after the bell. central bankers will be gathering in washington the imf world bank meeting. that wreps up for me on bloomberg markets. coming up on balance of power, leon panetta will be joining david westin on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power" with david westin. david: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, welcome to "balance of power." we start in washington, where officials from ukraine are attending the imf world bank meetings asking for more economic support even as president zelenskyy is inviting president biden to visit. we turned to joe mathieu, a host of sound on on bloomberg radio. what is the response to the invitation from president zelenskyy? joe: likely the same we've been getting as we've been asking of president biden might go to ukraine. the answer has been we have no plans to make a tri

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