joanne: it is possible. in general, consumers are reacting to the reality around them and not necessarily fed policy. one thing that is supporting consumer sentiment is the strong labor market as well as strong incomes. one of the reasons people felt better this month is they are reporting stronger incomes than they did in january. a lot of people are expecting the labor market to deteriorate in the year ahead. it is about 40% of consumers believe unemployment is going to worsen, up from 25% a year ago. alix: i want to get in on that, but i wanted to articulate the chart we were looking at, u.s. investors jumping into stocks. retail is coming back in trading like we have not seen since the meme craze of a couple years ago. what does that tell us? joanne: what we are seeing is consumers that have the largest stock holdings had large improvements in their sentiment over the last month. given the rising asset values, that has supported consumer sentiment. i expect some consumers to be more interested and less h

ah justin, joanne, i don't but i could push to me today but yes, but see this is the consequence was 5000 foot. so i'm to find out a question. you can, you know, i'd like to still willing and conflict in ukraine. the european war in 10 voices rushes, war in ukraine. one year since the invasion began. we take a look back and into the future. in the human flow green in february on d, w. ah, ah, this week on world stories indonesian fights against climate polluters. a dispute over brown bears in poland. but 1st we go to russia where schools are being ordered to run special lessons justifying the war in ukraine. any one daring to object, can expect a police investigation for body. angelica music is the best way to unwind to forget school and trouble with the police. a few months ago, authorities labeled the 11 year old as problematic. they suspect her family as being anti russian and pro ukrainian ever since that day in october last year. when police questioned valia and her mother bulls thrush, my push i was afraid to call the police officer was sitting right across from me because she

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joanna, we'll bring now, joanne. do you bring you now, joanne.mes to the fact that she was brought down by this kind of. mr. left wing economic cabal ? well, i mean, i economic cabal? well, i mean, i think she's right that the establishment is resistant to change. and she was and i wanted to really quite a lot of change quickly. but i think what both her article and her interview seems to underestimate is the human element that's essential in politics. she discusses the whole thing as if it's purely technocratic because we often hear that rishi sunak's, a technocrat . but yeah, language technocrat. but yeah, language her manner it's very technical as i say . and i mean one of the as i say. and i mean one of the reasons perhaps why the treasury won't totally on board with what she was doing is of the first things she did was sack senior officials there . and it's quite officials there. and it's quite difficult bring people on difficult to bring people on side if you've come in in manner. so i think, you know what, with liz with liz what, we saw wi

but for the work, but more that you up on yours for the initial joanne chassy is in with us. yes. or shall come. oh sure. what your mouth chopper inter or your son? why are you just a little more so i will have a for new mold for jimmy fear or should it or is it from your producer? not i was when you love with nike, steve, she would, i would have to would. she's got more than you have any. meet uniform, howard, if you would prefer. i need that in the past when you do choose but not middle level on 3 year old number. wouldn't bagels here? do you see the new one you were using use gray war? if a dog or don't we b, m e right in the blue, blue star, i'm sure you come under history. oh sure, i'm sure does that job. i'm a real off to you craney and shelling of dumbasses cities than it has been without water for almost a year. filtration and pumping stations are out of order and formula houses have been destroyed. with andrew, the single delivers humanitarian aid he travels to shelled areas that are out of reach of other relief efforts. a larger group, almost 3 of the deal, but the most

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as i just missed your speech, but for the word of warning you up on yours for the initial william joanne chassy. a demo of just for or chicago. sure. you're in your mouth. shuffling into or have some wire. it's just a little bit of almost although i would have a 4 year old. would you watch it? it was it or do we not, but when you love with nike extrinsic with i would have to watch it. you got marlene, do you have any, let me get it for now or if you, cuz i need that on the 1st one you did. you did not middle novels on 3 year old number. yeah. do you see the new one? the are you seeing the sky war if a dog or don't we b u. e right in wooster, i'm sure to come under. who should i just? oh, sure, i'm sure that's job. i'm a real off to you craney and shelling of dumbasses cities than it has been without water for almost a year. filtration and pumping stations are out of order, and formula houses have been destroyed. and dre the single delivers humanitarian aid. it travels to shield areas that are out of reach of other relief efforts like a food larger football mystery of the view it but the

so it is those obstacles .joanne moment. so it is those obstacles . buying a new car last summer and looked electric cars thought this was the right thing . go and this was the right thing. go and do like prices inconvenience. there was a whole host of reasons that ended up with a petrol car and you must have read giles coren on his electric car been a complete disaster breaks down all the time and can never be trusted just enough. yeah. and he's written very about it and that must be off putting for people when not only a break, but when it breaks down. you can't tow it. and charging takes a long time. but it's important we get them. and i do believe that if we're going to net target by to reach the net zero target by 2050, there are so things we've got to do. it's not that far away so many things. we've got to actually achieve that to do to actually achieve that and certainly electric cars are one way of doing it. so important thing is that the industry government get their act into gear to make sure that we can actually start driving them without t

tonight, my guest will be el paso county attorney joanne bernal, who has been on the front lines of defending el pas county against republican attacks and efforts to limit local control and they el paso county, she as a prosecutor, has been on the receiving end of the american rescue plan funds that funded badly needed prosecutors for my i am excited about contrast tha we'll continue to see tonight a the president lays out, not jus what we've accomplished, but hi visions for the future visio for the future, so that americans across the country know who's in their corner and who delivers. and that is democ thank you, all. ms. underwood: well, good morning. tonight we're celebrating the accomplishment that we have mad together on behalf of the american people. because democrats deliver on our promis over the last two years, we've made historic investments in ou infrastructure and created millions of better paying jobs. we've made health care more aff we passed my legislation, lowering premium prices for millions of americans. we've given medicare the power to negotiate, lower drug prices, and w

compared to about 7 years ago when i started back then the acceptance was really look over the years. 9 joanne's have now grown to like the close on the expressions on the message behind every piece of art or every 3. so i don't really, i was very different is on for on, but do i later vote for me despite the job going not done with the furnace job legos. if you look carefully, go to locate your friends like should i say keep those more? ah, the space was commissioned in 2020 by a medical company. they are constructing from the stocks and they needed this barricade to be designed aesthetically in a medical form. but they also want to pass the message across to people without driving so that you know that it medical facility is coming up at the back. this is a 3 piece really busy that works that are very realistic. because see here, these are medical doctor performing surgery. yep. quotes are really, really has differentiates of new windows one on one presses body. but that's what we call 3 b. when it looks very real a form use in 3 primary follows red, yellow, and blue. as well as the neutral co

inspiring the world with their ideas. thunder valley africa. watching out on documentary chusen. joanne, i don't get pushed on we to day bus. yes. bus you. this is the consequence was $4000.00 foot under fun. got a question. you couldn't, you know, just a willing in conflict in ukraine. the european war in 10 voices rushes war in ukraine. one year since the invasion began. we take a little back and into the future. in the human slowly, in february on d, w. ah, ah. ah. business need, i'll do news alive, phone berlin, you lead us call boy increased supply of munitions to ukraine. other meanings security conference. you foreign policy chief just up or else asked the west must also speed up village. we support morale also box.

and i love that debbie, debbie, debbie, joanne, debbie, giovanni sees wire on it to dish out whenever they are to let saucy for supper. no, suffolk, who, new to love, just the look, want ashanti, please, can you pass out with him enough for them? i'm imagining into a double where i'm about with the world, but other than your normal, i'm telling you that it was a big one. i'm a little nobody again, i'm one day. remember bulow of la northrop with quarter of 11 or so, and security and my dad with in your this one. yeah. or no one get out of that. i'm at that yeah. it was, is he came back to jack tessie lane is ariana nelson, isn't gonna be a good is i'm going to camp patrick mount quadrupling for pregnancy, and ask for is what is really, really the door only out of the choice media with us? that's a disclaimer. but how much the router does to clean it right now, nobody back won't be repeated yet. i will put that was kinda crazy bill for them to see what's the physical security can, i mean, can you, the focus to me? crops can't be grown without fertilizers, russia is a major producer, and

justin, joanne, i don't look at those to me today just yet, but see this is the consequence was for those folks on the phone got a question. you can, you know, i was just a willing in conflict in ukraine. the european war in 10 voices rushes war in ukraine. one here since the invasion began. we take a little back and into the future in the new money flowing in february on d w. ah, do those competing there was this a compliment that i got? oh, you're pretty for a jew, you did get there a lot more anti semitic incidents than you might think ending that's anna cancer research a in munich and dor.

ready this is joanne alina next, but in d, carbonite industry at the environmental think tank, he 3 j. she said, cemented harder to fix when pollution from say, cause o'clock pot simply make sure that you can substance more fish cosen. ready change if you use there is a fundamental happening from childs in wage. concrete is so hard to make, without hurting the climate, shouldn't we just stop eating altogether? well, festival, the rich weld have been building with concrete for more than a century. people in the lower income countries have a right to build affordable housing and infrastructure that can stay strong in the face of extreme weather. but the 2nd problem is that alternative to concrete aren't necessarily better in some parts of the world sustainably. so timber has a huge potential to replace concrete and store carbon dioxide at the same time. but building anti cities out of trees would put too much pressure on forest that already struggling. okay, he's not the problem quick. he's actually the solution. this is georgia to city to a civil engineering professor at the university

new comer defender joanne can say, well, showing his value at the other end of the pitch by the 90 minute byron. we're up 3 . neil, thanks to thomas marilla, a header off the free kick. in the walls, fans were not amused. the 1st half was all wired, however, the wolf. so a bit of bite from yoko kaminsky, just before the break buyer, joshua timothy was sent off for his 2nd yellow car just before the aramark in kim ich, didn't like to call at all, but it was buyer. he struck again through jamal lucy ala, to put the match out of reach. lucy, allah, winding his way, past the wolf bird to fits before fiery noon buyers feel. the wolves managed to pull another back, but it was too late to motivate at that point. buyers 1st league victory in 2023 comes in dominating fashion with the for to win over will spur and sundays of the game that i blame and said she would best 2nd straight victory in the league. winning to tanelle actually got a for school is 1st our stay gave raymond the leave with a herb strike and the goals didn't stop. there was marvin ducks rounding out raymond's comfortable when in

come on 2nd was assisted by a buyer newcomer defender. joanne can say, lo showing his value at the other end of the pitch by the 90 minute byron were up 3 mill, thanks to thomas miller. a header off the free kick. in the walls, fans were not amused. the 1st half was all wire. however, the wolf, so a bit of bite from yoko kaminsky just before the break buyer and joshua, tim, it was sent off for his 2nd yellow car just before the aramark in cambridge, didn't like to call at all, but it was buyer who struck again through jamal missoula, to put the out of reach this yellow winding his way past the wolf world defense. before fiery loon buyers. here the wolves managed to pull another bird, but it was too late to motivate that poor buyers 1st lead victory in 2023 combs in dominating fashion with the wharton, weighed over wolves, spar and sundays of the game that i blame and secured their 2nd straight victory in the li, winning to snell actual got off for a school at 1st. our yen stay gave raymond the lead with a supervisor strike. and the goals didn't stop there with melvin ducks rounding out r

on this issue because joanne is actually misguided because this is a conflict between 2 sites, not just one side. and you can ask a similar question about why ministration, quote unquote ignores the fact that the palestinian authority continues to subsidize terrorism against innocent israeli civilians. you can ask why the, by ministration, quote unquote ignores the fact the senior members of the palestinian authority cabinet and senior members of the organization of which more robust president is the chair, why they continue to call for the dismantling not just of occupation of israel. so the fact is that by the restriction, like every american government and every reasonable person is caught between 2 sides, each one of which has extremists, the call for the political suicide, the other side, the palestinians, and israelis. and so we need to ask what it is that can be done to get out of this impasse rather than point fingers only at one side in this conflict. valid, israel says the military res, across the occupied westbank are meant to stop attacks against israelis. palestinians view

mayor of turin stefano lo russo and the mayor of liverpool joanne anderson sealed the handover, knownorrespondent david sillito was there. live from liverpool, it's the handover ceremony... welcome to the official launch of liverpool's eurovision moment. with a ceremonial handshake from last year's host, turin. it's going to be quite some party. cheering and applause. there are around 10,000 hotel rooms here in liverpool, but if you want one on the eurovision weekend, well, good luck. and some of the prices to rent a flat over that main weekend? you really have to love eurovision. but while some are hoping for a very lucrative weekend, the city itself is in the midst of a £73 million round of cuts. but nevertheless, it and the city region are still spending £a million on the contest. is that money well spent? oh, gosh, yeah, it's absolutely money well spent. you canjust see, i mean, 160 million people watching your city on the television, doing what it does best, which is culture, you know, showing its compassion, its hope, its humanity to the rest of the world. that is money absolute

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watching them sell chip and joanne really makes our faces smile.hink the big thing to take up the table, there has been so many it it's in our industry -- idiot's building this doomsday on the consumer. those people have been foolish so far. the consumer is strong, the economy is strong. you look at the lower half of incomes, the lowest quarter out there according to federal reserve bank of atlanta is doing the best. lower half of america is doing great. i can never be a bad thing for the economy. we are dealing with a rich session. you are seeing wealthy people watch their networks go down quicker than they have seen in a long time. alix: why not the trade downplaying chuck was talking about rather than a targets? cole: when he was talking about that -- no one dreams of going to those places. that is the problem with it. if we have a really good economy and the lower end of income is doing really well, they are not going to say, i hope to end up in ross. are there for to find better places to do their shopping. are not being optimistic about this

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>> joann. do you think governor sununu's right to not get involved in woke politics? i have to get involved. >> governor desantis is always right. [applause] listen, we will talk to the diners and the metro manager too appear to be kind of took over today. this is the worst nightmare for a owner, we sit for three and a half hours. tipped good, everybody. back to the studio, we will be back shortly. [cheers and applause] >> ainsley: thanks so much, brian p returning to the race for mayor chicago's race lori lightfoot, to decide her political future. >> lawrence: nine candidates in the race in april runoff, almost guarantee jeff flock is with joining us live from the windy city. hey. >> hey, lawrence, it is great thing about america we can go to florida and think come to chicago where people think differently. it won't be a republican mayor, i can tell you in chicago anytime soon. all of the nine candidates that you see in this race are all democrats. people think differently in this town. the nine candidates ensure, making it pretty sure that we will not see anybody wi

joanne from florida, i think the rail companies should purchase every home in east palestine.n and start over can do it. that's the least they can do. carrie from rochester, your first two guests have been through so much and still inspiring. penny from arkansas. 400 grand to pop a $12 balloon. try a slingshot next time, joe. he likes the f22s. dennis from ashburn, virginia, one of those my wife's bucket list items is to go hot air ballooning. i'm definitely having second thoughts. if you want to make her your ex-wife. luke from colorado, a sanctuary city, a public pool with a peeing section. honduras is being built off american drug money. don't we have a dea that looks into these things? apparently they're not allowed to go into san francisco. according to bitter lemon, a woman's prime age is when she starts voting for biden. that is true. rick, kansas city, missed you at the super bowl parade in kansas city. may be you'll get one next year. well, screw you, rick. you guys cheated. that's all for tonight. dvr the show. "tucker" is up next. always remember, i'm watters. this

the spot we've been talking about for the last few hours where they were giving the coal of life. joanne, can we pan over and try and get a shot of the ambulances which had been brought in. now, one would hope one would hope, of course, that means someone alive has been found. one hopes we don't know for sure. of course, i have been instances where in the end the body is pulled out, but the person is not alive obviously. so maybe we'll just take a 2nd to watch what happens and see if anything unfold. all right. looks like the ambulance was moving a little bit. 11 would hope that that means. well, someone was found alive, we're not sure. we'll try and gather some information. with our producer moves here, hopefully we'll find out what's happening then. let's hope it's good news. good news. something that everybody is hoping for. that's not forgot. on both sides of the border aid has been trickling into rebel held areas of northern syria. but of course, despite to you and convoys having that on sunday, crossing through the bible, how're this still a lot of anger against the un there? as th

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my dad used to say joann, a job as a bout a lot more than a paycheck he would relate saying this is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity, it's about respect. it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and say honey, it is going to be okay and mean it. folks, who took up the results were not finished by any stretch of the inventive nation. 3.4% year low. [applause] near record unemployment near record unemployment for black and hispanic workers the fastest growth in 40 years. where is it written, where is it written that america cannot lead the world of manufacturing? i don't know where that is written. for to make decades we had jobs we are now exploiting the american and creating the american jobs. [applause] folks, inflation has been a global problem because the pandemic disrupts our supply chain and potent unfair and brutal war in ukraine and disrupted energy supplies as well as food supplies blocking all of that green in ukraine. we are better than any kind on earth right now. but we have more to do. but here at home inflation is coming down. here at home a

of the washington post that plays here in new york post had a laptop considered allegedly owed by joann'son is a $500 that is needed is bigger wasn't sure what obtained. the new york posts have this knowledge and information and was trying to publish it without any backup information. they were trying to polish it to her, not let them upset. i believe political is to inject political information with the washington post away and now there is a and i want the ability to do it again. they want the ability to object again so drive is you for your in this new use of this energy so that they can do it again. all hearing about 24 hour right-wing political operation. that is why we are here right now and it is just an use of resources and use of time for me to be talking up healthcare for rain on all fronts, abortion rights, civil rights, and said undermines half the laptop story. this is an area missed now unless something real. as he's posted or is it all my colleagues on july 14 and he said in part, why they go back up fix is only a crime infestedplaces from which they came .then come back an

in financial services, it just hasn't gotten to where i think a lot of people would have hoped >> joanne>> thanks. >>> coming up, number of the morning, january cpi is out in just over 30 minutes we'll bring you the data and the instant market reaction. the future ahead of the numbers, seeing some green so far this morning, a little bit, anyway. after yesterday's gains. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> good morning 30 minutes and counting to breaking inflation data. markets and the fed paying very close attention. meanwhile, what do those four objects shot down over north america mean for the fraught u.s./china relationship? we'll ask head fund manager kyle bass >>> and money, power, and hostility, inside the house that sumner redstone built. we'll speak with the author of a new tell-all on the late media titan. the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm joe kernan along with becky quick andsorkin. might be the calm before the storm. we'll see. k cpi numbers have