broader us banking system, or the 5 or john yellen just said author and financial comment had a jim rogers. he says there are choppy financial waters in the future of both for america and that of the wider war america's largest economy in the world. why now and the largest economy, the world starts having economic problems, going to have a snowball effect and everybody in the world will be affected. we've had recession every few years since the beginning of the year. we're going to have more, don't worry, you'll have a lot to report. we've had a long period of good times in the us throughout the world. when that happens, bankers get sloppy, bad loans. and then the bad loans come home to roof. so, i mean, this is just the beginning, normally when the thing is working right is, you know, it's been 14 years since we had a bad i'm in the us after 14 years problem started building up, you're going to see more of these in the next couple of years when joe biden says, don't worry, let me tell you, you should worry. and you wonder why so many countries right now we're getting the dollar and embrac

abandon the supply of russian oil, while russia will still find markets , an american investor jim rogers said in an interview with ria novosti according to him , russian oil will continue to be in demand in the world. yes, with a price ceiling, fuel will be sold. even if, bypassing the current restrictions , the government agreed on the sale of the russian assets of the volkswagen concern to buyers avilon will become a dealer holding, the amount of the transaction is up to 125 million euros. interfax writes about this. for this money, avilon will receive a volkswagen plant , as well as controlled companies related to the production of insurance and leasing . auto concern. suspended work in russia in february last year and armrest closed the deal to sell the russian business. kfc network was transferred to izhevsk smart service for 100 million euros, as a result, the company got 215 restaurants. now they are waiting for rebranding. kfc will be renamed rostex. total in russia there were about a thousand kfc fast food outlets, of which 70 were managed by brands. the rest were franchised, in

the united states began to lose its position in the world , this was stated by american investor jim rogers more and more countries are starting to look for an alternative, according to the investor, the chinese yuan can claim the role of the world's reserve currency. this was the news of the economy have a nice day, see you. on the tv channels of belarus 1 and belarus 24, the program zone x i am karina pashkova hello was taken hot on the heels of a courier of telephone swindlers, operatives in minsk became a victim of fraudsters, an elderly woman resident of the capital, handed over 1,400 dollars and 4,500 rubles to the crooks. we wish minsker. in this way, she tried to save her daughter, who allegedly became the culprit of the accident. swindlers worked according to the standard telephone scheme, so she was a child who was next to a woman , a boy, a girl, died. how many money? how much i gave away this 1,400, and i completely put all of these in this bag detectives from the factory district department of internal affairs identified the identity and detained the courier in less than a day,

and their currency ceases to be neutral, this was recognized by a major investor jim rogers accordingm, us partners are actively looking for a replacement for the us dollar as a world currency. an international currency should be completely neutral and anyone can use it for whatever purpose they want, but washington is changing the rules. and if they get angry with you, they will block you financing. they'll just take it. you got your own money, even america's friends start to say wait a minute, this shouldn't work if they do, this is how it can be done to him, that is, to me, and therefore many begin to look for something that can compete with the dollar. and as expected expert in the very near future the american economy. waiting for the recession to last, it is a few years and a record amount of public debt. with things to go out in new york , veterans were put out on the street to make room in the hotel for migrants, as almost two dozen veterans of the us armed forces suffered from the eviction, they were asked to leave, so that they could be accommodated in rooms without grants a

the united states began to lose its position in the world , this was stated by american investor jim rogers it as a sanctioning tool, and, in fact, the reserve currency should have a neutral status. more and more countries are starting to look for an alternative, according to the investor for the role, world reserve currency can claim the chinese yuan. that was good day's economic news, see you soon. on the tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24, the program zone x continues. i am karina pashkova hello, they took hot on the heels of a telephone courier and cheese operatives in minsk , an elderly woman resident of the capital became a victim of fraudsters, handed over 1,400 dollars and 4,500 rubles to the crooks. let's wish the minsker tried to save her daughter in this way, who allegedly became the culprit of the accident. scammers worked according to the standard scheme. the child who was next to the woman died. how much cash? how much i gave you this one, a little bit 400, and you completely put all of these in this bag detectives of the factory police department in less than a day identifi

jim brown has died he was 87. brown was more than just a football player can he was also an actor and also an activist. nfl commissioner roger goodell said today "jim brown was a gifted athlete and one of the most dominant players to ever step on any athletic field but also a cultural figure who helped promote change." dan: in southern california, it has been a week of controversy as the dodgers decided to disinvest -- disinvited the sisters of indulgence from pride night, following an outcry by the catholic community. reporter rob hayes from our sister station has both sides. rob: the dodgers pride night is supposed to be a chance to celebrate diversity and inclusion, but when the word got out that the dodgers were going to give out a award to this group of queer and transsexual nun and personally -- impersonators, they were having none of that -- >> they mocked the eucharist, this is a vicious group. rob: bill is president of the catholic league when he heard sisters of perpetual indulgence were slated to be honored by the dodgers at maximum's event, he contacted the major league baseball commissioner and organize a massiv

nfl commissioner roger goodell said jim brown was one of the most dominant players to ever step on anyultural icon who helped promote change. jim was 87 years old. >>> and wnba star brittney griner was back on the court for her first regular season game since being jailed in russia. griner wasn't able to take home the win but she finished with an impressive 18 points and four blocked shots. >> it was nice to be back on the court in a real game and everything. the love from the fans when i came out was amazing. the players. i definitely felt it. i felt it when i was over there still. >> since her release five months ago, griner said she will never go overseas to play again. >>> tomorrow, a brand new episode of the 2010s. a candid look back not only on barack obama's presidency but also the seismic political shifts that took place in both the republican and democratic parties while obama occupied the oval office. here's a preview. >> in august of 2010, leon panetta, the cia director, went to own in the white house and said we think we have a pretty good lead on the courier servicing bin

nevertheless, nfl commissioner, roger, goodell said jim brown was one of the most dominant players to. jim brown was 87 years old. it took 579 days, but wnba star, brittney griner, returned to the court for her first regular season game since being jailed in russia. her phoenix mercury team took on the los angeles sparks in the nbc -- joins us in los angeles where the game was -- i gotta tell, you i saw her at the white house correspondents dinner. she looked incredible and totally fit and ready to go. and it was a really emotional moment at night to see her back on the court, talk us through it. >> yes, and it was also really electrifying because you had fans that were just so excited to see her journey from being detained in a russian prison to back on the court where she belongs. it's been a year and a half since we've seen her compete in a competitive game at the professional level. so for fans here in los angeles, and crypto arena, this was history in the making. and you know, vice president kamala harris and the first gentleman even showed up. they were actually in the locker ro

the best player of all time also an actor and a civil rights activist nfl commissioner roger goodell today said jim brown was a gifted athlete and a cultural figure who helped promote change. talks ongoing concerning the future of the oakland coliseum and the arena site if the a's do leave for vegas this morning oakland, alameda county, coliseum authority. directors met who've used the site or discuss the use of the site a few weeks ago the oakland route soccer team submitted a proposal to build a stadium on a lot next to the coliseum. that field would also be used by the oakland sole that is a women's soccer team and now negotiations are underway for oakland to possibly get a wnba franchise to play at the arena that was vacated several years ago about the golden state warriors. it is a very positive opportunity for us to generate excitement and revenue and jobs for this facility here and goodwill. the wnba plans to expand as soon as the year 2025 in the north bay part of highway 37 will be closed this weekend for repairs. traffic will be detoured around the closure between sears point and highway

dennis in oregon >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from the land of the dutch bros rogers communication >> i like to realize, 3% yield and steady business, it's worth owning you're fine with that one. john in pennsylvania >> caller: hi. >> hi, john. >> caller: um i'm retired, secure income. irtn >> this is one of those companies we don't know what the portfolio focused on real estate and financial services, two areas in play to the down side i don't want you in that if you can avoid it dave in florida. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah >> caller: calling about fathom pharmaceuticals. >> i'm familiar, i think it's a very speckive but interesting situation. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade coming up, this morning a bankable ceo convinced cramer to stay the course on her stock find out what tipped the scales when "mad money" returns you ok, man? the internet is telling me a million different ways i should be trading. look! what's up my trade dogs? you should be listening to me. you w

jennifer rogers, thank you for your insight. >> thanks. >> jim? >>> this is just into cnn. video that shows the moments just before a critical russian warship was struck by an unmanned surface vessel, and the fact that naval drone in the black sea. the video shared by ukraine appears to contradict claims by moscow that the ship had been able to thwart a ukrainian attack. it's remarkable to watch. as you see here, this is a camera from that drone. it only stops just as it appears to make contact with the hull. our fred pleitgen is in kyiv, ukraine. i wonder what you're hearing from ukrainian officials. do they have any sense of damage to the russian ship? >> reporter: well, they believe that it's a successful attack, jim. one of the things they don't know is how extensive it was. but the fact that they managed to get to that ship, which as you correctly pointed out, is an intelligence ship from the russians in the black sea. that in itself is a big success, especially since it contradicts the claims we heard yesterday from the russians. the russians didn't only claim that th

will join us to get his market views stacey ahead of amd's numbers and kate rogers sets us up for starbucks, as well >>> farmer jimtting an opportunity here reported last night, done a lot better than expected rig day rates are going up this is going to be a home run >> i feel like you're on the uneven bars. we'll see. >> i'm an acrobat. [ laughter ] >> vertex pharmaceuticals. i think the stock pushes well north of 400 >> proctor and gamble, i thought it was one of the best companies. it's a little expensive but they beat earnings and guided higher. >> good stuff, everybody see you on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. welcome to "the exchange." we are just about 24 hours away from the fed's decision on interest rates, and the markets couldn't even go 24 hours believing jamie dimon that the bank crisis is over. the bank etf down % now. some regionals, including pac west, we have the voices you want to hear from. the regional bank

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roger. i'm okay. so president trump was briefed day essentially by jim comey and told that he was a russian asset. you can imagine this is a guy who's been selling real estate in queens and bronx and running casinos in city and the head of the fbi says we have information that suggests you are a russian asset and. we can now see as we have unfolded and i did work cia director trying to unpack the his role in that document. we can see that it was completely without foundation and that relatively early on senior leaders at the fbi knew that it was without foundation and much after that they knew it was false. not only could you not confirm it, as you have to do with any intelligence report, they knew that much of what was contained there was untrue. and for and a half years we suffered under that and the administration, not just president trump, but all of us. imagine you're the secretary of state traveling around the world and that foreign that prime minister or that president has no idea if you'll be the secretary of a week from now. the president could get impeached and convicted and a new team w

now, though, jim, we're going to hold them accountable and make sure they deliver on their commitments. >> jonathan, i wanted to ask you about rogernazi-like uniform, using props that have come under criticism. he's been doing this live segment from the wall album for decades, last week after a concert in berlin, germany authorities opened an investigation for incitement. any type of nazi symbolism is banned in germany. protests are planned. what are your thoughts on all of this. i don't know if we have pictures available. it's disturbing to see what took place at this show. >> yeah. there's nothing satirical about stereotyping, scapegoating and spreading hate. roger waters is a bankrupt musician who i hope will open up his next act with kanye. i mean, the things he's doing on stage in germany are repellant on every level. jim, he regularly spouts anti-semitism, anti-zionism, having a floating pig above your stage with jewish stars on it while you march around in an ss uniform, the only thing that makes this helpful is he's a clown and i hope they throw the book at him. >> all right. jonathan greenblatt, i knew you would have stro

you speak to more of this, jennifer rogers, while it is a civil case with a lower standard, the test to reach a liable bel verdict, a heightened standard. >> yes, jim, you are right, because e. jean carroll was a public character and so to defame a public figure is harder to do, because you have to prove if you are a public figure, and you say that someone has defamed you, you have to meet a heightened standard, because we can say things about a public figure, right. so it is a preponderance for the most part, but with a heightened state of defamation, and those statements were made when they found him liable on that defamation claim. >> this is, i think, also very unusual we should say having pass sod many years since this allegedly happened, but not allegedly, but the jury has determined that it did happen in 1996, because even though reopening the chance for people like e. jean carroll to take the case to civil court, but the fact is that it is a difficult case to prove and yet she was still able to do it, and that is significant in this case, and after so many years, she was able to make this case about a decades' old sexual assault, and that i

jim, can we see that dramatic moment from another angle? wow. why -- i don't understand. i understand pulling way but is he covering his mouth? what was rogersy that they had to stop him? "listen, gaetz, let me tell you something about the ending of season 2 of "white lotus." [laughter and applause] okay, so how did we get from that to mccarthy winning in just a matter of minutes? well, one person who would really like credit for it is former president forrest dump. sorry, tom. see you later. with the house on the brink of adjourning yet again with no speaker for the weekend, the former president claims to have taken matters into his own hands after the 14th vote and called the mccarthy holdouts, leading to this picture of marjorie taylor greene passing her phone around so people could speak to a caller identified as dt. of course, we are talking about marjorie taylor greene here. so that could either stand for his initials or "da tresident." duhhh. duhhhh tresident. ers anau duh trent. after the vote, mccarthy was beaming. here he is after his victory showing his party what they get to spend the next two years repeatedly banging on his nut

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jim it's my esteemed pleasure to these three colleagues. nicole hemmer are tim naftali and trudy, who's camp petersen, who are going to be our our panelists today. nicole hemmer is the director of the rogers center for the american presidency and associate professor of history at vanderbilt university, a scholar of conservativism, media and the president's. she is the author of partizans the conservative revolutionaries who remade american politics in the 1990 and messenger the right conservative media transformation of american politics. she is co-host of the podcast past and present and this day an esoteric political history and co-founder of made by at the washington post, tim naftali, a clinical associate professor of history and public service as as the director of the undergraduate public program at new york university and founding director of the richard nixon presidential library museum. and you may recognize from cnn as a presidential historian and scholar. trudy, who scott peterson is an archival consultant and certified archivist. she spent 24 years with the u.s. national archive, including more than two years as acting archivist the united states. she was also the founding exe

jim it's my esteemed pleasure to these three colleagues. nicole hemmer are tim naftali and trudy, who's camp petersen, who are going to be our our panelists today. nicole hemmer is the director of the rogers center for the american presidency and associate professor of history at vanderbilt university, a scholar of conservativism, media and the president's. she is the author of partizans the conservative revolutionaries who remade american politics in the 1990 and messenger the right conservative media transformation of american politics. she is co-host of the podcast past and present and this day an esoteric political history and co-founder of made by at the washington post, tim naftali, a clinical associate professor of history and public service as as the director of the undergraduate public program at new york university and founding director of the richard nixon presidential library museum. and you may recognize from cnn as a presidential historian and scholar. trudy, who scott peterson is an archival consultant and certified archivist. she spent 24 years with the u.s. national archive, including more than two years as acting archivist the united states. she was also the founding exe

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jim byron president ceo of the richard nixon foundation. 50 years ago tomorrow, after four years of delegate on and off again negotiations and military actions by the nixon administration, secretary of state william rogers signed the paris peace accords for the united states. what was not on and off again and was in fact very consistent, was the approach that president nixon took in leading his administration's attempts to leverage great power rivalries and competition for america's benefit. the overriding objective of which was to end the war in vietnam. to discuss nixon's grand strategy for ending the war in vietnam, i'm pleased to welcome pier assal, the dwight e stanford chair in american foreign relations at san diego state university. neil ferguson milbank family senior fellow at the hoover institution. rana mitter professor of the history and politics of modern china university of oxford. my colleague mark up grove, president and ceo of the lbj foundation in austin, texas, will moderate this discussion. and i turn it over now to mark. thanks so much, jim and welcome. neal, peer runner for what i know will be a very enlightening discussion on president nixon's grand strategy to end the war in viet