karol. >> leave kim kardashian alone. seriously.d to keep up with the kardashians -- [laughter] and it's just not difficult to imagine that she got busy and failed to mention that she was pushing some crap coin which was absolutely an advertisement. of course people should disclose when they're being paid to push a financial product. she did, however, say this is not financial advice, but she should have still said she was being paid. i kind of feel like if you're taking financial advice from the kardashians, you maybe deserve what you get. a million dollars plus seems a bit much, but, yes, disclose if you're pushing some financial product on the rest of us. kennedy: kevin? >> lock her up. i chant that whatever chance i get -- [laughter] >> leave kim alone. >> what's that? [laughter] kennedy: that you think she should -- >> leave kim alone. >> no, i agree completely that she should disclose that she was repping this brand. you know, anyone getting crypto advice from kim kardashian, i think, probably has it coming to them. and we jus

karol markowicz flip the first, more disturbing news.riday they were different released jobs reports showing growth slowed as the economy called. a solid 262,000 positions, unemployment will 3.5% largely attributable to 57000 americans left the labor force. this followed news opec countries global partners plan to cut back on oil actions to push prices higher and raise revenue. oil prices have been falling giving leave at the pump prices will mainly between the economy stalling into recession. gas prices are rising and saturday the opec cutting proposed 2 million barrels a day means more pain for consumers. you recall oil prices the last few months joe biden quick to clean credit for the decline. >> i let the world to the largest release of oil reserves in history. i will work to make sure the price of oil comes down and prices the pump comes down as well. the good news is it's happening. >> gas prices are coming down. >> this week the white house peter doocy since he was responsible for falling prices also responsible for the rise. jean

karol markowicz is back. stunning in green. and we have host of the aggressive progressive podcast, former aide to senator chuck schumer, chris hahn and hannah cox. all right so, caroline we start with you -- karol we start with you, releasing 15 million barrels of oil. is that politics, it feels political just before the midterms? >> yes, i think it had a touch of politics maybe the handing out chic checks to people with student loans is also political, handing out money seems to work, after blaming p putin and trump and oil companies there is something that president can do to alleviate the gas prices, releasing oil reserves to not enough. biden has to be real with the environmental nut jobs in his part and drill baby drill. and europe is heading to a cold hard winter with their russian oil. kennedy: refine, and drill, baby, that is what we would like to see. until we are on clean energy, that is not happening any time soon. despite the best hopes and wishes of the greenies and people like gavin newsom. so, the president and

karol, thanks for being with us and i know you'll be back again real soon. supreme court will be hearing arguments about affirmative action in higher education and i believe this involves harvard university. susan: that's right, harvard and north carolina and this is a landmark case against the college admissions process, and they argue that asian and white students are being unfairly discriminated against and approaches in higher education violates constitutional protections and federal law that means you should not consider an applicants race at all and harvard discriminates against asian american students in the lawsuit especially with the personal rankings that we talked about, and that seems to reflect cultural stereotypes about asian students and personalities and makes it harder for asian american students to get acceptance in harvard, despite the fact they have higher scores usually whether in sats or grades and despite the fact you're looking at most diverse supreme court in history. ketanji brown recused herself and we'll see. some say we'll get a

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that's your story, karol. >> it is.f reasons, and economic reasons are obviously at the top of the list. and as a lot of statements do poorly, the economic reasons become even more important. why would i live in a place with high crime and, you know, potential covid restrictions at any moment when i could live somewhere with a lot of freedom that also has no income tax? that's the decision that a lot of people are making. and if the jets are having trouble attracting talent and football teams, you know, something that people want to be a part of is having trouble getting talent, what's happening to regular companies in new york and new jersey who don't have this flashy, you know, job available? so i think it's a real problem for these states, and they should take it seriously. stuart: okay. bring me up to speed. any regrets? you moved from new york to florida, i guess it was about 18 months ago -- >> no, actually, i -- [laughter] i only moved in january. it hasn't even been a year yet. it's been amazing. of every day is

one of them was premiere this song karol then sounded the song premiere premiere premiere of all premieres this song hears the heart written by leonid width. i am now in search of myself. i am now an artist who stands at the beginning of his career, the beginning of a long and interesting journey, so i can not say for sure. i'm in search, i feel. today i like every song at our concert, a song written by kirill i will sing it for you with pleasure at dawn again i will open the windows and mine this air with you like a beast, my quiet, quiet, whisper will become a loud solo for another 5 minutes, and you and i will be lost. and i want to stay by your side. don't be afraid to say what you wanted. and i want to stay next to you tuned in to the wave of convergence of the body. and i want and i want extra words with you. you just cries me from and to how many times it was all the doors again, that no one could disturb us with you at dawn again. i will open, ok, and we will share this air with you, my crucible will become something loud word feeling as if i'm flying above the ground. and i want t

looked into inside, and there, in the second half of the 18th century, the treasury was guarded by karoll, nicknamed the memory of the kohanka, and he loved to live in a big way, what do you think of these twelve apostles, he managed to lose, and then again, uh, he lost to redeem them into cards. locals say that once upon a time, in those distant times, they heard an explosion. since then, people have not been able to find these apostles, but my personal opinion is that, most likely, they are hidden somewhere here on the territory of the nesvizh castle, but this is personal it seems to me, and perhaps the apostles did not exist at all. who didn't want to as a child? yes, and adult age to find a treasure. so i went in search of him and went down to yours. good servant. pavel is possibly in the former treasury of the radivils. yes, according to one of the versions , she was here, so that same legend of the treasure once, respectively, the most famous belarusian, kind, gave birth to were very rich. well, this is the most you know, and they were so rich that they loved to show off. so on one

because tina karol also accused tina of this without naming names was blamed by svitlana loboda.the way, svitlana loboda and ani lorak have been going quite parallel since 2014. they have very similar life and creative paths . in principle, thanks to a skillful strategy, ani lorak did something. simply unprecedented shows called diva are very technological, very expensive, let's look at an excerpt and lily of st. lyal, the world just loves, just a father. at this time, ani lorak was silent about the war, of course, she is out of politics , she constantly declared that i'm out of politics, i'm not messing around, i don't understand this, i'm for world peace, and her position definitely became a certain meme , but a year ago she decided to make a triumphant return to the ukrainian market, and i'm almost 100% sure that if the small-scale invasion of her had succeeded, she would have been here. she would have performed here, she would have done various concerts, and last summer, she gave a test performance like this, she was careful, she was in one of the clubs in odessa, everything

americans that this is a ukrainian song what karol the bells as they call our philanthropist is a ukrainian the way, she also told me that 100 years ago there were also many people who did not understand what this was ukrainian music, they thought it was russian. well, let's listen to ms. liliya. good day. good day. it's actually very good that you are a musicologist, because i have a lot of questions about shchedryk . let's discuss with you, first of all, please explain how it happened. that shchedryk, who later turned into karall of the bells, became so popular in the united states, in general, in the world, it became an iconic song. well, actually, what steps preceded this , because well, you know, there are many books, even how hits are created, how hits go to their listeners, what is a combination of factors, what factors were a-a in relation to the generous person, how are the factors, this is important, and i honestly don’t know the americans, but this is a very, very popular, very well-known favorite carol er with america, i think that we don't have christmas without a christmas gif

van drew, lake murphy, texas councilwoman nadia rodriguez, marc siegel charlie hurt, economic prose karoloth. a jampacked show. nancy pelosi with no messaging pressuring voters saying the economy in recession is in great shape. forty year high is not as bad. the president avoids record crime while in philly. the push to recall d.a. krasner for setting free convicted murderer accused of murdering again. the cdc panel advises covid vaccines to retain school immunizations, florida governor desantis says no fiscal mandates and 33 states see a rise in separate respiratory illness for children. house gop slams democrats for blocking probes into thieves stealing tens of billions of dollars of your money and covered relief funds including workers at the irs and home and security in the white house ways and national security risk review of elon musk buying twitter. a new report and white house lawyer 100 biden 2010 then vice president biden was hit with an irs audit. "the evening edit" start right now. ♪ a good day for you and your money, a turnaround today, the dow about 31000, reports coming in

elizabeth: a terrific stuff, thank you that's welcome to the show author karol roth and hill media columnist concha, i know it's a fiery panel. instant messaging on inflation, started taking off last year. the white house said it was transitory, even zero. the left americans no time to repair bill the question if they believe them. >> i know exactly what you mean, i've been following the whole litany. first they said they would be no inflation and then it would be transitory. then it was the consumer's fault and then business greedy and it was good for you that was putin's fault and next is redlines are a great way to meet your neighbor. this is what we have been hearing over and over again in the keep trying to push the can down the road decoupled from reality. anybody with a brain new the policies would cause more inflation. we been warning about it and they decided they would be in denial and it causes even more pain than the deliberate pain they caused initially. elizabeth: even obama's top economist jason furman is saying on inflation obliterates the white house trying to blame putin or

kennedy: it is too easy to move, too many new yorkers lake karol markowicz who picked up her family and moved to florida, that is easy for people could did if you can work from elsewhere, where would you withstand there. >> and new york city school system lost 10% of his students in two years,. he is a cop, he ran to keep people in schools and keep them open and run against high crime, that is spin now, he is responsible, he has not brought results. kennedy: he has not, you need to acknowledge the problem to tackle and then 1 once you acknowledge it, they feel better their perception shifts. >> well, speak of realities. georgia democrat gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams making shocking claim abortion is an economic issue. >> let's be clear, having children is why you are worried about your price for gas, why you are concerned about how much food costs for women this is not a reductionive issue, you can't be divorced being forced carrying an unwanted prig nancy from the economic real talities of having a child. kennedy: yes, you can't divorce abortion from infanticide or child murder

former investment banker and author karol ross.'re the perfect person for this show tonight, thank you for joining us. people are working on foot out of fort myers afraid they will die. it is not enough food or water, no energy or gasoline but the vice president is making about grievance, fema hurricane help, racial equity? why are we going there? >> it's one of those things with the vice president, she seems to be less coherent than the actual president which is quite a feat these days. i don't know if her speech writer just doesn't like her or she feels the need to go off the cuff but before she became vice president i always thought she seemed impressive and she seems to be having a hard time but i don't know why she keeps defaulting to areas like equity when we are in a state of emergency in florida and obviously should be based on need and not a characteristic. larry: >> she's not walking back her remarks, the white house press secretary defending vice president harris got primary out in 2020, didn't get a lot of support. let'

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yes, a beautiful girl, a beautiful outfit, a fashionable cool one, but tina karol, here i am, let's sayith lyalya that you really wanted to prove something now, you didn’t manage to make a single top, just ran through some kind of meliz and all at once wow guys, so what wow, we have everyone here now party today wow but i won't say it's 100 points. unfortunately, i didn’t like it and everything, please, then at the same time. i love the original of this song. i heard it to the hole on the karl, i also know the history of the creation of this song, the performance of this song, and there is such an emotional anguish. and today you turned out like that, apparently, you, uh, were dismantled by your excitement. you were very unstable. in an emotional sense, you have such a swing. you arranged for me, i almost turned over here, but there were a lot of inaccuracies up to the head and, of course, intonation. and here you can get a colleague with a microphone from the bottom. i think he's about to tell us a story. how i lifted you up, it's amazing but, christina and i discussed that we had not