must come, our guests will talk about this and other things the british parliamentarian from the labor party through brian, as well as the famous political scientist andrii piontkovsky, who is in washington, we are adding to our broadcast a member of the british parliament from the labor party, the former minister for european affairs of the british government and now the head of the parliamentary group on russia, chris bryant. greetings dear mr. brian in the studio espresso tv channel would like to thank great britain and you personally for the support and help you provide to ukraine yes, but we see that russian aggression is not the end of the country is not visible. well, we were hoping for some additional scenarios, possibly additional sanctions mechanisms that could be implemented against russia in the near future, first, despite the actions of vladimir putin to inform the people, russia guaranteed the territorial integrity of ukraine within the framework of the budapest memorandum and actually broke its word it is important that today all european countries, signatories and members of

are on the side of ukraine in relation to great britain, it does not matter who is in power, the labor partythe conservatives, our position remains unchanged with ukraine, i have been very critical of the british and other governments since 2014, because the invasion of ukraine took place then and not this year. if the invasion at that time was taken more seriously by introducing stricter sanctions, then perhaps putin would not have developed ambitions of such a scale, but still we still haven't imposed sufficient sanctions against russia, the current sanctions are not even equal to the sanctions against iran, although without a doubt they should not be even stronger, and yet many countries are still dependent on russian gas and oil some countries, such as india, are taking advantage of the moment to sell gas and oil, and this must be stopped , because it is impossible to put up with such blatant piracy or banditry. at one time, we expected that the russian economy would simply collapse. there are certain things on which the world community, the european union, the united states of great bri

the nuclear blackmail of the russian federation. our guests, the british parliamentarian from the labor party, chris bryan , as well as the famous political scientist andriy piontkovskyi will talk about this and other things who is in washington . and the help you provide to ukraine yes, but we see that russian aggression is not abating and there is no end in sight well, we were hoping for some additional scenarios, possibly additional sanctions mechanisms that could be implemented against russia in the near future, firstly, despite the actions of vladimir putin towards the ukrainian people, russia guaranteed the territorial integrity of ukraine within the framework of the budapest memorandum and actually broke its word. it is important that today all european countries, signatories and members of nato on the side of ukraine in relation to great britain, it does not matter who is in power, labor or conservatives, our position remains unchanged. we are with ukraine, and i am very critical of the british and other governments since 2014, because the invasion of ukraine took place right then and

education at the combined arms school of reserve officers in 1970 joins the marxist leninist congolese labor party975 minister of defense security and the militia from 1979 to 1992 from 1997 present day president of the republic of the congo president i had the honor of knocking with you some back of your capital. you then spoke about the need to preserve african values, and already the third since you entered the president for many years in power. here. uh, what steps do you think need to be taken uh to strengthen these american values, do you mean the near future of the congo or are you talking about all of africa should be clarified. first , let's talk about africa as a whole africa is in the construction phase after the struggle for its liberation, africa faces many challenges, but it is at the african level of the african continent, and we decided to build basic infrastructure at the african level, including electric it is impossible to engage in development. it is necessary to produce electricity in africa to build a way and communications, railways, roads, telecommunications lines and such

k. labor party leader, jeremy corbett. boring home saying isn't going to bring about a solution. it's only going to prolong and exaggerate this will or if i disappointing is that a hobby, any of the world's leaders use the word piece and he is not the only one. former german chancellor, gerard schroeder, hungarian, president, victor, oregon. and even henry kissinger have made similar statements, and they have all been accused of being kremlin apologise. and that ukraine appears to be the only place where the west is not allowed to mention piece. and yes, as including the conflict between kosovo in serbia, where the iep was quick to set up talks or the taiwan strait, where the g 7 immediately called for stability in response to rising tensions between beijing and washington instead of urging for peace, ukraine gets even more war as the binding ministration has approved another $1000000000.00 and lethal aid, which is notably one of its largest packages so far. an apparent reminder that nations are only allowed to defend themselves when the u. s. says they can, just as they are only

now former british labor party leader, jeremy corbin sat in an interview on lebanese tv this week. that weapons won't bring peace than the world will comp and suddenly realised that fostering ukraine all the world's biggest, grey exporters and something has to be done. so they came up to an agreement, and i hope it holds to export grain through odessa and through the boss for a straight to the rest of the world. this is a good move, but at the same time, putting more and more arms since ukraine isn't going to bring about peace. the 1st lady of ireland, sabina higgins, called for peace talks and a ceasefire between russia and ukraine in a letter published by the irish times. and then said that she was dismayed that she was attacked for it. and particularly for saying that both sides for some responsibility, instead of placing all the blame on russia, despite their noisy blustery rhetoric about more weapons for ukraine and the need for keith to win. militarily, european union countries are feeling the pinch of their own sanctions. former german chancellor, gerhard schroeder pointed o

one of the brightest representatives of the labor party.ty is actively gaining the support of the population in the background. crisis energy. achieved the biggest advantage in the last 9 years in the ratings over conservatives. according to a poll of you go in the hall and baristas, 43% of british conservatives will vote . hardly a third is rapidly losing ratings and the dutch example of mark rutte, he admitted, the strongest drop in real disposable incomes of the population this year of purchase. the ability to decline by almost 7% , analysts say, and summarize this unique yet dramatic figures, ruta, opponents cannot fend off at the last crisis meeting, even next year the fireplace is not able to overcome high prices. best case scenario will mitigate the effects of emil mersaev lead. in ukraine, he suspects that one of the main speakers of the kiev regime, aleksey arrestovich, a swindler it turned out that there is no lover of russophobic statements, in the lists of advisers to the head of state, although in all his speeches the politicia

s opposition labor party proposes and energy frees as the country coast -- moves through a cost-of-livingrisis. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the much-maligned 60-40 portfolio. >> the 60-40 portfolio, generally speak, we what extent because it is something that that will markets will need. >> we need to give it more time. there might be better ways to go than 60-40, but on the base case, it still makes sense. >> i think they are increasing it dramatically at the moment if they are looking for secure yields. >> going into other real assets, real estate, private credit, can be healthy addition to the portfolio and help diversify your return. 60-40 defense the portfolio. francine: the u.k.'s main opposition party wants to extend britain's windfall tax on oil and gas companies to fund a total freeze on energy bills over the winter. joining us now is lizzy burden. what can we expect? lizzy: keir starmer is responding to the criticism that there is a policy vacuum. you have boris johnson as a laying duck, and even the former prime minister is laid out what he would do if he were in charge. keir starm

the leader of the labor party keir starmer calling on the taxes on profits made by the likes of bp andthat argument?— that argument? politically, it's a good _ that argument? politically, it's a good move _ that argument? politically, it's a good move because l that argument? politically, | it's a good move because it will put a distance between him and the conservative party, and be popular with a lot of people. these are businesses that do have to make money to a degree they have to do future investment and have shareholders there is only so far you want to put a wonderful tax on energy companies that will have to reinvest, but that is a very strong line to take at the moment, politically. cost of living top of the agenda for all of them. the soaring price of energy is impacting most key economies around the world. for the world's third biggest — japan — we've just had the fastest figures on economic growth. it saw expansion of 2.2% in the months of april — may and june. bumper growth was expected as japan eased covid restrictions in march and pent up consumer demand was met. but wha

good morning >> good morning, brian you know, in britain and europe, people take august off the labor party is looking to have parliament recalled to have a plan to help households. party members writing to boris johnson and tory leadership candidates to order the recall this comes ahead of the expected price cap energy rise next friday millions of people could be forced into poverty if the government does not come up with a plan >>> ken griffin's sicitadel securities firm told lenders it will use money for additional trading capital. it comes and citadel took in trillions in the first half revenue. >>> and home depot names ceo ted decker as the new chair of the board. decker replaces former ceo craig menear who will retire at the end of next month. home depot announcing a new $15 billion share buyback program. announcements coming on the heels of the retailers second quarter results showing a strong performance as customers deal with high inflation. you see home depot shares up nearly 1%. brian, i bet we will hear more buybacks ahead of the i.r.a. kicking in >> that 1% stock buyback tax be

in an interview with the arab media was unexpectedly expressed by the former head of the british labor party. jeremy corbyn. in particular, he condemned the supply of weapons to kiev and stated that it was necessary to look for ways to resolve the situation peacefully, which fundamentally contradicts the general line of london, which is set up solely to maintain the conflict, and any mention of the likelihood of negotiations is taken with hostility. actually. so it happened in british political circles in this time mourn. we were stuck with shame, calling us almost a russian spy and complained that moscow would interpret his words as a weakening of support for kiev in london, such a reaction once again showed britain is not concerned about the fate of ukrainians, but exclusively about political attitudes, even if they contradict common sense and have everything more negative impact on the economy in the local press. celebrate the rise in prices for electricity gas in the kingdom this year will continue while every eighth resident of the country has already cut their spending so much that the

they are currently ruling out doing what the opposition party labor calling for, which is a freeze on the energy cap and a wind fall tax to basically pay for a rescue package. the current government to saying they're not gonna do that. and i don't think either of the candidates list russell richey soon act or are going to do that either, but is unclear at the moment. what they will do is clear. they have to do something that's going to be their biggest. ah, they're the biggest thing that they have in their, in tray when they take position up. let's try to saying that sir. she is against her hand out. so she is going to be in favor of tax cuts, but it's unclear whether that can go any way to address the situation where she soon is saying that all options are the moments are on the table or are only there for mon, thanks very much. re challenge there in london. europe is biggest nuclear power plant is back online. ukraine's nuclear agency says it was cut off from the power grid off to fires damaged overhead electricity lines. russia took control of this up regia plant back in march, but

they also believe that the democratic party has become too beholden to special interest groups especially the labor movement. they wanted to move the economya away from a manufacturing -based economy, but also the democratic party away from its strong focus on this kind of special interest, special interest groups. their view is really focused on targeting modern suburbanites who had been drifting since theo last cycle. finding a way to recapture who they saw as critical voters. >> was bill clinton involved as governor of arkansas? >> he was. he really comes to the forefront as a major player after 1988. the other key thing after the election yet again historic to feet. it was not quite as bad as mondale. he did better. there is a sense of searching and relay looking. this comes to tap bill clinton as someone to lead it to be the new leader. he takes on this role as a mechanism to kind of launches own career and to office. he has someone that shares their philosophy and views but also shakes it in many ways. >> his third way. >> thatll term does not come unl the late 90s, but that is what they are

they believe the democratic party is beholden to special interest groups especially the labor movement and move the economy away from manufacturing -based economy, union oriented economy but democrat party away from strong focus on special interest groups so their strategy was focusing on targeting robert suburbanites drifting towards republican party and recapture those voters. >> was bill clinton involved? >> he was, is one of the founding members but comes to the forefront as a major player after 1988 so the other keeping after the election yet again historic defeat, not as bad as this, so he did better but there's a sense of soul-searching and looking at the needs to be something ffdifferent so the dlc comes to tap bill clinton as someone to lead it, it's new leader and he takes on a role as a mechanism for its own career into national office, he shares their philosophy and views but also shapes it in many ways. the third way term doesn't come into the late 90s but that's what they are thinking, there needs to be an alternative thata can find using more traditional conservative mea

a humanitarian convoy was assembled by a park of cells of the communist party throughout russia, labor moscow region, residents of donbass zaporozhye kharkiv kherson region will receive more than 100 tons of payload for 8 years for the party. it has turned into a routine, already sent more than 15,000 tons of food, medicines and building materials, but today there was an jubilee convoy to see off. the entire leadership of the communist party of the russian federation arrived today, sending the hundredth convoy bowing to our military. here support the political leadership are obliged to remember the three tasks must be solved. the first complete defeat of the nazi bendery pack complete the second task is not to give american to assert its peace. so with the americano , this is worse slavery will meet the task of preserving the russian world, the russian world is donbass and lugansk , this is dnepropetrovsk zaporozhye, this is nikolai kherson, this is odessa. the russian world is russian ukrainian belarusians. these are measures, this is it. he must be saved from this misfortune of a mul

with the united committee for labor party. we had a press conference at laguna health department and the sheriff's tried to keep people from attending the press conference but what we're saying is, the reduction of beds to 120 is outrageous. reducing beds to 120 is outrageous. we need more beds in sfr. it's only skilled nursing facility for working class poor black and brown people. i want to know why this commission and dan bernal who is a chair of the commission and chief the staff for nancy pelosi will vote to discharge patients knowing there's no place to go? why is this health commission actually voted to send some people to their death, nine people. you know other nursing homes can't take people and you know covid killed ten thousand people in california because the conditions that other healthcare facilities are much worse than laguna honda. why would you do that? why would this commission and the management of health department do this? in my view, it's because of privatization. you want that land. this is a privatizat

running a zombie government ali boris calls the last weeks of his reign one big party mp for the labor partyris johnson on social media, writing johnson's next struggling diary on thursday announced that no more help was given to those unable to do so. no bills to pay sunday vacationing in greece he laughs at you british families already struggling last week were stunned by new forecasts that electricity and heat prices will rise to a record £4,200 a year next year johnson of course really. well done lives by the principle. take everything from life in the sense that here is a plus or minus in 2-3 weeks. he generally should pour the bet and is already taking a second vacation, walking, an agreed account. well done, another personality, scandalous no less extraordinary than fruit drink. johnson donald trump and now they are suspected of possibly obstruction of justice and violation of the law on espionage. that is, now officially trump will be a spy. consider, the agent in putin turned out that in the morning under still for no clear reason, how he took out these documents and just took out s

boris johnson was told that he was in charge of the government the labor party.ed boris johnson on social media, writing the following diary of johnson's struggles on thursday announcing that no more help for those unable to do so. no bills to pay sunday holidaying in greece he laughs at you british families already struggling last week were stunned by new forecasts that electricity and heat prices will rise to a record £4,200 a year next year. fast forward to the donbass eugene similar to us, for example, our military officer zhenya is on the line. hello, first of all, urgent news. for an hour , the apu has been conducting massive fire from artillery installations on an energy gift. explosions have been recorded at the zaporizhzhya npp. near the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, it is fixed due to the massive shelling of energodar, all this is happening in these minutes evgeniy how is the situation at the front, where did you advance? but hello evgeny, well , active hostilities continue along the entire line of contact in the donbass . the donbass arc is buzzing f

. >> but there was a recent interview with the labor party leader in the uk on the state broadcast oflready is. stuart: really? >> every single question is why aren't you more left wing in your spending? why aren't you promising more pie in the sky things and i said this is a very european and i'm sorry to say british thing these days. it's never why are you spending this amount, why are you over spending why is there so much waste. it's never that. it's always what is the problem and how can we throw more money at it and why won't you promise to spend even more money than your political opponents? now that's not the case in america. that's very interesting reasons for that. i think one of them as i say in this op-ed is the stock market. look at just been talking about it this is your experience as well. in america, people talk about the stock market and are interested in the stock market across a very wide range of society. it's not a kind of niche thing. in london, across the uk, it's a very niche thing. if you're in finance, you talk about the stock market. there's a reason for tha

here is the leader of the opposition, the leader of the labor party.to visit examples together, kiev, uh, so, uh, since this is the most, the main problem britain, you see, it turns out that because of the russian invasion or the unprovoked invasion in britain, prices for e, energy resources have risen. on means bank rates, yes on loans. uh, so, uh, the deficit of the total has grown, so the cost of living and so on, i kept waiting. when that he said drought. yes, well, we haven't reached that point yet. here he believes that it is impossible to lose interest in ukraine because. here, is the future of the prime minister worth it ? yes, and this laborites star to the world to visit, kiev after, well, in the fall, respectively, and everything, probably, immediately the interest rates on these loans will fall, apparently, this is how the logic of this very former general secretary should be understood. so yes , now the western press is somewhat distracted from ukraine, and yet, as we see politicians, politicians call on this very press. uh, do not lose in

party that coined the phrase the chinese must go. in his paper the chinese workers were coolies. they were indentured servants and therefore not free men not free laborers. the working party were maybe a little racist but they had a point there is a competition from people like slaves. i said to him that is not true. that is like a big lie that is been repeated over and over again. so book it's in all of these books. and indeed this is the reigning story in american history books written by imminent historians. i realized that my words slay the cooling us. that was the impetus for the book. i believe that will be both an empirical question but what were the actually doing on the ground? they have a relationship a history of how this big light came to be and how it spread. >> your knowledge take you to five different continents. >> it was also kind of by chance i was attending a conference and australia on chinese and australia. in the victorian midlands i say wow this looks just like northern california. and it really did. so i learned a little bit about the gold miners there and i said maybe i could compare the two places. i did not know what i would f

brothers actually they'll be at the highest level since early june >> if you want to get to that labor day partynk he does those >> one time in "the new york post" it was listed that i had a fabulous time at the party, but i wasn't there, which i always thought was incredible maybe my digital win was there, and that i was far ahead of zook when its came to the metaverse paramountz -- bob bakich, no matter what he does, he's kinds of like the oil of filming it doesn't matter. conoco, paramount, they do really well. nobody wants to buy. paramount. he's doing the best he can you know, he v its's kind of like "star trek," giving its all he's got >> quite apropos their franchise. >> absolutely. in the earlier show on "squawk" they love to talk about "top gun. that's all i have to say about that >> 43 million subs little by little >> but why is it moving? >> because there's worries about ad spend, obviously. >> why does hulu have constant ads? >> do they >> i can read a book watching a hulu program i read a book. i get the book done. >> you don't pay for the ad-free service. >> i should. but i wanted

they also believe that the democratic party had become too beholden to special interest groups, especially to the labor movement. and so they wanted to move both the economy away from a more kind of manufacturing-based economy, which would be a more union oriented economy, but also the democratic party away from it's it's strong focus on these kind of special interests especial interest groups. so really out there, they're electoral strategy was really focused on targeting moderate suburbanites who had been drifting towards the republican party in the last previous election cycle, so finding a way to kind of recapture those those that who they saw as critical voters was bill clinton involved in the dlc as governor of arkansas. he was so he was an early member one of the founding members, but he really comes to the forefront as a as a major player in the dlc after 1988. so the other key thing for and for the dlc rights after election and do caucuses yet again historic defeat or his wasn't quite as bad as it wasn't quite as bad as mondale. so we did a little he did better, but there's a sense of soul sea

the contract says if excessing which means laying off relocating a tea party upon labor relation undered among licensed teachers in the site. the district shall excess the least senior deeper who is not a member of the under represented population. that same policy would apply to the order in which teachers are reinstated to job openings. mps says these changes are, quote, to remedy the continuing effect of past discrimination by the district to improve the retention of teachers of color and ultimately have a workforce that reflects the demographics of the schools. currently 60% of mps are nonwhite compared to just 33% of staff. some critics argue the policy is unconstitutional and has almost no chance of surviving if it's challenged in court. >> smows has repeatedly said that an attempt to remedy past discrimination that no longer exists discriminating in the present is a violation of the protection clause of the 1st amendment. and that's the case here. the teachers union not backing down though. in fact, some of its policy serve as a model for schools nationwide. bret? >> bret: we wi

and the parties, their thoughts, actions, and laborers. >> thank you for that. i think the comment i would make, you know, the discussion like this -- there is all kinds of implications. to change in policy certainly have not thought about that we would have to contend with there is no question about that. >> david. no ahead. >> yes, thank you. thank you for speaking with us, general. for what it is worth, i would say that i agree with you your opinion that we should definitely rethink our north korean policy. i think that a lot of folks would agree with that. we might disagree on what the next step or policy should look like but we all agree i think, that something should be changed. i would like to ask you a question take this with a grain of salt i've only seen this reported in the korean press so it may not be accurate but former usa -- commander said we should take korea and work to make north korea an ally. never mind a peace treaty or it never mind integration or anything like that just make them an ally. and obviously a lot of folks have their own opinio

when the party is over after labor day, we'll see what the impact of all this spending actually will be. all right, that's going to do it for us tonight. on fox business tonight. "the evening edit" starts right now. >> liz: okay, tonight, president biden's midterm strategy revealed its dividing half the country, attack trump voters as "semi-fascist". this is the hillary deplorable moment and the fbi's political fire storms hits heavily redacted affidavit justifying the historic raid on trump's home. one justification stands out as notably absurd and filled with hysteria. and with us tonight, economic expert andy puts merri bowl, congressman french hill, claudia tenny, former congressional investigator sam, and more. okay, we've got dozens of fbi whistle blowers warning congress fbi headquarters is interfering in u.s. politics like blocking the hunter biden probe at the bidding of top democrats till after the 2020 election. and mark zuckerberg says the fbi pressured facebook too . and the democrats called out by dc media for false advertising on their climate bill. what they're saying