let's speak with our correspondent in jeers lem. what is your thoughts on how wide the two sides? not imminent, is it? >> i don't think a deal is dead but it's not looking very healthy. there's no do you want that the americans, t qatarists, the egyptians are pushing extremely hard for this deal to go through but i think the truth is that the people who are calling the shots, basically prime minister benjamin m netanyahu and the leader of hamas in gaza don't really seem committed to what joe biden laid out a few weeks ago and the key sticking point is what happens in phase 2. so a complete withdrawal of israeli troops is what's in the plan and a permanent cease-fire. it seems like hamas is seeking greater guarantees that that is actually going to happen. it's being reported in the israeli media that on day one they want israeli groups to withdraw from big population groups in gaza. and on day three they want israeli forces to withdraw from the main road that cuts the gaza strip in two and in exchange for that they say they will release three h hostages every three days. the israel

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the big difference between those calling for soft lemmings, hard landings or no landings will come back to how are they incorporating the manufacturing impulse into their outlook? sonali: even if you see yields moving lower today, you look at the fed swaps and you have a flip of a coin. when you look at the potential to cut rates for the fed in september, do you think that will be firmly possible at this point and if not, what are the big risks? frances: the fed does not have the economic data it needs to justify a cut yet. think it will be there by september but the fed is populated with people who have biases and concerns. we are coming off this huge price level shock. they may want to wait longer than that. the fed needs to see the employment market weaken a little more. manufacturing tells us where the market should be in six to 12 months from now. we don't know whether they are going to have enough by september. it comes down to a coin toss. the market needs more information or is awaiting for friday's big jobs report. that will move markets one way or the other. sonali: how do you

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president and god willing high turn out to be election can support solidifying the establishment of his lemming republic of rom, as well as stable peace and security in the region. that meant that our president putin here in russian has recently stated that there is a possibility that a friend of the countries could receive weapon systems from the consideration in response to essentially to western countries. army ukraine and proliferating more and more weapons and to ukraine. is there a possibility that around might be one of those countries on if it is, or was one of those countries or potential impact to the hub on the region and your point of view, have all of it's a, you don't have to see of the only one that has to name is around russia, ties on historical iran and vs relation to expanded april directions. it's natural that the more threats of rome and russia face that correlation in dealing with challenges, uncommon threats will increase that iran and brush all single changes they present the multilateralism frameworks shows that the wrong and brushing tend to use different international

well, that's streamlined serious issue and it's kind of like a, you know, the lemmings going over the cliff. the viewers of this programs have certainly come across the observation. ukraine is on its last legs. indeed, ukraine's battlefield situation is grim and worst by the day. however, it needs to be asked whether nato is on its last legs. the answer is certainly no good. the position i would suggest in belgrade was suggesting that we send americans and, and the bridges and the dream that on your bill is us on obama moved on. you probably now know about seeing, but as to when he is here, all the youngest will say that you will see the most of classes. you know, the middle school is what i need to file a past closeness, most of all, it does really as long as know if the guys are on a source or sit emotional around noon, it may be, you know, a lot less radioactive and then something is active uranium, but still it's radioactive and it has toxins that they can kill you, the laptop you want me to go and see. so ease of us here. again, let's see the echo seats. the boeing good. i don't,

yeah, i do, of course, lemmings get a very bad press. >> you know, they lemmings don't actually hurlselves over cliffs. well, but it seems as if people sometimes do . people sometimes do. >> what do you think to what he's saying? tell me. i'll tell you who else has been speaking out today, though. george galloway, of course he , unveiled galloway, of course he, unveiled the manifesto for the workers party of britain . one of the party of britain. one of the things that he had to say really caught my eye. listen i'm going to make a prediction to you, andrew. >> if keir starmer becomes the prime minister within six months, britain will be at war. i don't mean a proxy war. i don't mean special forces dressed up as arabs or russians. ukrainians i mean an actual war with british forces deployed within six months of keir starmer becoming prime minister. and then it's game on. >> what do you think to that? aaron bastani well, it's interesting as the as as he gets older, george's beard seems to get darker . i love that that's get darker. i love that that's your main take. >> apart from that,

national unity and solidarity among the people in the country it is for the leadership of the lead up is lemming revolution. could ton this threads into a golden opportunity for the arabian nation and the country on a wrong key. and all people entered a new era with this approach that they are more responsible and they should prepare themselves with more determination. and the stronger will for building the islamic a wrong mold. and before the and so usually asked the kind consistent presence of people in different cities at the funeral. these mazda is and also the connected presence of people in other cities, the vendor rating, the names memory, and pasta. these monsters showed that the a rated nation has a very high political maturity that even in tough times they can make wise and serious decisions. and that that can help the country to cite the companies to be challenges and a crisis that can be caused by any country, by the loss of such officials in this critical period of law today on nation is on the verge of entering a new era that is choosing the new president and god willing for the hi

would get a cold in latin america we get inflation taking out a couple of lems, our inflation rates aree of the od. both of those intensify a better macroeconomic management, which is given us a more stable environment to work in, so we are in a situation of mediocre growthut a fair amount of resilience on the macro front. host: you talk a little more about the consequences of this f,economic picture, and what dos it mean for latin america's future? ms. ianchovichina: that is a very important question, because we know sustained economic growth is crucial for development. in an environment of low economic growth, labor incomes stagnate on the job creation is limited, and it is difficult to find a jobs that pay moregm, so countries that are stuck in a low growth equilibrium have difficty making progress with poverty reduction, difficulty reducing unemployment, underemployment, and informality, and they also have difficulty responding to crisis. economic crisis, pandemics, and natural disasters, and most importantly to provide quality e well-being of their citizens■h the living standards.

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clearly reveals, demonstrates the scale of the director, and most often not a very great scale, and leme it on taganka, and yuri kara, now lakshin, like a fish feel comfortable in water staging all sorts of adventures of evil spirits, but openly stall when talking about the eternal, about galilee and judea, about the eternal dispute between yeshua and pilate. the only person who even tried to do something in this direction was. in his film, the completely frank rhetorical duel of sergei bezrukov in the role of yeshua, kirill lavrov in the role of pilate, actually balanced the adventures of evil spirits, which, in fact, was bulgakov’s plan, the plan of all these excursions into distant jewish times. the appointment to the roles of pilate and yeshua is completely passing performers. first of all , he talked about how much these things are not interesting to him, how much more pleasant it is for him to show how evil spirits reign in the city of moscow, in griboyedov’s house. for the role of woland, he took an artist of a more serious caliber , august dietl, but here the appointment had a v

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and the magazine veeny fair publishes a scandalous cover, where the lead singer of the group wassis, lem on the british flag. in general, london is going crazy again and artists, of course, are no exception. in 1997 , the most scandalous exhibition of the last century opened, the same sensation with damien hirst's pickled shark for $3 million and the installation of everyone i've ever slept with by artist tracey emin, but probably one of the most shocking exhibits is the installation mark quinn сelf, since the work is made from the real blood of its author and is translated as me. mark queen in his work discusses the topic of death, but not only that, it also raises the problem of human addiction, in particular alcoholism. the allegory is simple, like a sculpture cannot be in space without a freezer that prevents it from melting. likewise, mark cannot create without alcohol. indeed, the artist suffered from alcohol addiction for a long time, but overcame it. the volume of blood that was needed to create the sculpture - 5 l. the author donated blood at a donor center for a month, took it

california suffered the most and follow the orders like lemmings off a cliff. campaign to rewrite history and make himself a saint and the media treating him like michael cohen just using him to damage trump. >> on the campaign trail donald trump insisted we are turning the corner, rounding the curve. will vanquish the virus. hours did things my way and i always win no matter what all these other people think and biden is so effing stooping i'm going to kick his effing [ bleep ] in this collection. >> it wasn't nerve in. even though you're convinced you're doing the right thing which i had been for the president to get on the phone and scream at you the way he did that was very tough. >> jesse: they are making anthony fauci the victim. the last credential he needs before running for president. you are a spry 83 years old. have you thought about running for president? >> no interest whatsoever. >> fauci be like the rest of our politicians running for president to stay out of prison. outkick.com founder clay travis joins us now. when is anthony fauci going on you

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lem elizabeth tom homan,s thank you so much for join ugh. >>> still ahead, senator markwayne mullin. pat fallon, marc thiessen. "the wall street journal"'s bill mcgurn, political have the gist terry schilling and fox news contributor joe concha. we got the upstate date on the new york appeals court rejecting former president trump's latest bid to have the gag order lifted. voters are speaking out. trump remains gagged, but biden is able to campaign on attacking trump over the same new york case. plus, more on top spokesperson john kirby agreeing u.s. terror threat warnings are on the rise, but he will not say if biden will call a national terror emergency. are they putting biden's campaign above america here? that's the debate. and the evening edit" debate panel takes on neil ferguson's new column. judy shelton just allude toed to this. he says u.s. deft sits are getting -- deficits are getting more like soviet-era overspending, hammering democrats for turning the u.s. government and schools into collect collectivist dei factories. plus, the white house and msnbc dispute unedited, un

mcconnell is a coward and the republicans who follow him and follow donald trump are nothing but lemmings these are people who have no respect for trump behind closed doors capitulate to him in front of the press. and it's why they are going to lose come november. because people can identify with the fact that they are cowards and when the moment comes when it's time for them to do something about it, they won't. trump can try to clean up his image and try to be demure in one place and chaotic in another. but america knows who he is. he is a loser and that's why he lost last time and will lose again? >> and republicans, and the difference between the republicans and the senate in the house. you see these images of trump shaking hands with ted cruz and lindsey graham and josh hawley, these are all trump sycophants. not people who are at an arms distance away from the guy come even though they may want to, people like mitch mcconnell, tend to be somewhat distant from him the truth is they are not? >> no. they cannot escape this singularity of what trump has become inside the republican part

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they are riding in their landing craft, packed in like lemmings.probably been in your landing craft about two-plus hours by now, circling around, trying to keep your footing, wet, overburdened. it's a great american tradition to overburdened your assault troops with too much stuff. probably 70 to 90 pounds with too much stuff. when it gets wet, is heavier. the navy minesweepers have done a terrific job of clearing a lot of the channel waters leading to the landing area, but they cannot clear everything, so minds are a problem. there are a couple of landing craft tanks that hit these months. i saw tanks blown 50 feet into the air. german artillery, machine gun fire from the coast only added to the disarray. famously, the lead assault troops hit here about a mile south of the targeted area. if you have ever been to utah beach, you know precisely what i'm talking about. that's where the museum is today and whatnot. they run into these georgians, as i was mentioning a moment ago. the americans struggle up their landing craft, put shelter along a countr

se what american people can see because they will not they will e thwill ccontinue be the liberl lemmingshe media minor birde fos for the democrats because they lust for power, s but they've i watched all of this for the same reason, that i love seeing regina george get hit by a bui g regisa girls for the same reasomenseeig that love seeing alex for a a sketch sho bt by beth gallaghr at the end of fatal attraction f . the hateful psychotic liars. yeuls just getting their comeuppance. there is nothing delicious. that is. it's like a chocolate croissant over and over again. >> kerry kennedy do you believev that they're that surprised? how could they be? yeah, you know, it's like how that's like a baby? comes g out and you're like, oh my god, it's a girl. >> and it's like, yeodsgirl ando you didn't do an ultrasound, you know, you had a 5050 shot. >> yes a 50. s but the thing is, they did u the ultrasound. yeah. they knew. ltrasod th they were having a girl. yeah, they saw that this baby was free. but still today, they're like, what? joe is demented. he can't string a sentence together. scre

same way that does not mean that they're going to you all of a sudden, like lemmings start voting forlicans, but it does mean that there are, a considerable, a larger number of black voters who are willing to hold their voting to buggers the car is count, maybe did not voting for joe biden, but they might not be willing to come out in the rain or on any day to continue to support a party that places there needs to the back back-burner. >> i want to ask you how you think black voters get over some of the things that donald trump has said? over the years which are just they're racist. let me, let me go to some of the things that he said over the years the mug shot, we've all seen the mug shot and, you know who embraced it more than anybody else. the black population, it's incredible. and a lot of people said that that's why the black people like because they have been hurt so badly and discriminated against. and they actually viewed me as i'm being distributed against african americans are getting slaughtered. hispanic americans are getting slaughtered and these millions and millions of

california.t findre suffered tht and followed fauci's orders like lemmings off a cliff. >> fauci's pressour is a prape campaign to rewrite historary, make himself a saint, and the media is treating them like michael cohen. medit using him to damage trump out on the campaign traild ,donald trump insisted, quote, we're turning the corner. we're turning the corner we ture rounding the curve. we will vanquish the virus the. i always did things my wayi and i always win, no matter what all these other f ing people think. and that f for biden, he is so f ing stupid. i'm going to kick his f ing. yeah. effing >> in this election, it wasn't unnerving. i mean ] , even though't ner you're convinced you're doing the right thing, whichve, whichn i had been for the president to get on the phone and scream at you the way he did. >> so that was very tough. oh, they're making falsese: they you the victim, the last credential he needs before running for president. i got to say, you are a spry 83 years old. >> have you ever have you about running for president? no, no, no interest whatsoeveroe fades. you'll

mao saying that this was rigged so the more that donald trump and his maga, allies and lemmings and puppets try to continue to focus on that. this was a rigged system, that this is all about democrats trying to take down donald trump. it plays into that message that donald trump is in this for himself, that he's in this has tried to stay out of prison, and that frees up joe biden and his campaign to continue communicating the message such that he is in it to continue to help the american people i will say, what are the reasons i am at my question is, yeah. >> okay. because you consistently actually said the focus needs to be on beyond just trump the person it doesn't actually just to go back. one thing maria mentioned, if you look at a morning console poll that came out actually this morning, i got imagine it's incredibly frustrating for the biden campaign is incredibly frustrating for the white house because the new polling that came up shows them down a point to donald trump, despite being up a point after the trial on thursday, already the rest of the policies and the viewpoints of the a

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not to say there are not lems to solve, but we are certainly going the right way. the bidera has also made it abundantly clear that nobody should make -- nobody m under $400,000 a year will ever see their taxes go up. i think when it comes toimmigration and when it comes to the economy, you know there is a starki think the largest difference here is when it comes to health care, right? den has been an a credible supporter of the affordable care act and of a woman's right to choose. donald trump is the polar opposite. going back to 2015, his ca "repeal and hat? the a formal care act provides incredible accesso people who need it. when it comes to freedom of choice, he sa pointblank, the best thing i ever did was overturn roe. i think that's all you need to know on the issue. when push comes to shove, it will be clear who is the candidate who cares about the country. joe b is willing to go and debate donald trump. host: are talking with joe caiazzo, john about campaign2012 four an political news of the day. both are strategist, and both have a background politics and

lem is even worse in that regard. you could say in the law, they would not actually be convicted.hese people, let's scare them so they can't about. i don't know -- cannotw. host: states have been trying to update their ls. you talked about florida and what they did but what are the challenges to changing their laws to better accommodate people who a -- have felony convictions and want to vote again? neel: i am not sure there are challenges per se in. terms of like legality. íp do that. i mean, it's a lot of people. we have so many people in this country and the criminal legal for nonviolent crimes. -- of individuals i think makes any kind of case charging. but i think there's really nothing preventing states from example, a simple rule wou b. right? then you don't know, is my probation being extended? or restitution do i owe? it's aimple kind of role kind of nationwide that says if you're not in prison, you can vote. further. during your incarceraon, you come up. i don't see -- you can vote. i d't see any kind of reasons why that system will not be implementable. legislation intro

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will lems become a commodity? they could be. would you want apple to go and invest in memory? no.ou monetize that ultimately? and if apple -- the thing about apple is a little different is that they're so good at vertical integration. when you take everything and line it up from hardware, semiconductors, software, services, that makes a difference. so it really depends on -- >> what do you think they're going to be paying for the openai partnership? >> yeah, great question. we get this all the time. we think that apple will be getting paid. and -- >> openai is going to be paying apple? >> in some form. different balance sheet from the likes of google. different balance sheet, different modernization model. revenue share could be based on the usage -- >> my question is, though, is you believe -- can't be usage. i can't imagine that they're going to pay them on usage, they don't have a business model on the other side. so, the question is this a lead gen product. the only model i can imagine at the moment and maybe there is a different model is that somehow it is a lead gen business

he said no because he thought it would be a good thing to say to us lemmings.y money there and i really do. i'd pay to go private in a heartbeat. he's a flip flop lying rat who only wants the keys to number 10 at any cost. he's reminding me of a. scully has got the chance of getting a council house. >> he's going to get the keys to number 10. he's actually got. he's got one for over the threshold already. and of course, we've seen this poll today which shows reformer now within two points of overtaking, of catching up with the tories. thatis of catching up with the tories. that is called the nigel farage effect that is the nigel farage. >> i'm so glad you brought that up because i was thinking about that. i was reading about this that. i was reading about this that this morning because some people are now looking at this election not as an election, but as a referendum. it's a referendum almost on brexit again, because you've got if you have 51% of people who wanted to vote for brexit, who see nigel farage, he there could be more shocking reverberations if peop

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