where should the government spend more spend less? -- spend more or spend less? republican line. caller: i think they should spend less on some of these giveaways. some giveaways are good. some giveaways for poor people are good. i think they need to address the homelessness and they need to address babies and the women -- or women who need help. i am conservative but they waste too much on military. there is a lot of waste and fraud going on in the military. i think they off to help -- they ought to help senior citizens. i am living off of $18,000 a month and my co-pays, i have to have major noninvasive examinations. that will cost me in co-pays over $1500 and i cannot afford it. i have called the darn insurance company and they said there is nothing i can do about it. i have to have a brain scan for my memory and cancer probably. they should be more cognizant of those of us living on our social -- living just on our social security. we work 40 years and we only get social security. i think they should give us more assistance. some of these federal giveaways, they go overboard.

do you want the government to spend more or less money? caller: i would like to see the government spent more money in be carried -- the area of homelessness. what my comment is, and also other programs such as cleaning the excrement from the street from the homeless. i would like to see the government create a job base of getting people off the street. i have to literally step over people who are laying on the street when i get off the subway and when i walked down the street -- that is a national emergency. that is my comment admit -- and the excrement, the soil of the people is on the street and that is in contrary to what american is -- america is in the bible says what we do to the least of them you do the most to me. host: gen. mcconville: -- host: sherry the wake --dewick -- when it comes to be suspending issues, more on america, she says, and less on foreign countries. one person says zero dollars on elected bureaucrats and/or garlic -- dollars on three letter agencies. one person says spend less on the military industrial complex.

we are less than 10% of u.s. production. david: so, right now, the united states is more or less energy sufficient compared to the 1960's or 1970's when we imported a lot of oil. i think we produce and probably consume 10 million barrels to 12 million barrels a day. mike: we consume 20 million barrels a day. david: so we are importing the equivalent of about 8 million barrels a day. that is better than it used to be. where are we importing those from? canada. mike: canada. our neighbors are the largest suppliers of oil. remember all of the controversy around the keystone pipeline. we are a big customer of canada, who is a large resource country. david: how do you get that oil here? mike: there are other pipelines that have been built in years gone by and sometimes it flows by rail. and some of it comes by ship. you can bring it down through pipelines and ports on the west coast and the atlantic and bring it by ship. so, canada is a large supplier and we still bring some oil to this country from the middle east, but much less

the more they make, the less that percentage is.omeone like elon musk probably pays .0000001% of his income. i want him to pay the same amount as every american on all of his income. these billionaires have an army of lawyers. and what those lawyers do is create complex financial situations so that they don't have to pay their fair share. i say we end the rig system that allows millionaires and billionaires to have an unfair redistribution of wealth in the country and instead, we have them pay the same rate as the rest of working americans. it is pretty simple. host: the medicare trustees report. the programs will be able to pay 100% of benefits until 2031, three years later than reported last year. continuing program will be sufficient to pay 89% of total benefits. what we do about the program, in your opinion? guest: again, the trustees report should be an occasion every year for everyone to be happy and the like, look, everything is going for the well. and we have a decade to figure out some small tweaks of making millionaires an

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it's just going up less than before, so prices are increasing less than before which means the job ofhe fed is not done. kristen: so, will that impact spending? >> theoretically, it should lead to less spending, but so far the effect of the interest rate policies has not been as strong as the fed might have hoped which is not necessarily a problem of the fed or of anybody, it's just the consumer as a whole, is just a psychological can problem as a consumer -- of the consumer is able. kristen: are there signs we are heading towards a recession? >> yes and no. technically we are already in a recession. a recession usually is defined by two consecutive quarters of shrinking economic activity, which has been met sometime 2022. now it is starting to feel more like a recession because back in the day you did not but now it does -- back in the day it did not, but now it does. the overall answer is no, because technically we are already in a recession. kristen: in the time we have left, what is the responsible and smart thing to do right now for your average person? >> the average person prob

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and the risk is less. for them, if for any reason they didn't make it to the entrance exam, something happened to them, they didn't have enough time , they felt bad, they have another chance to make up for it. well, this entrance exam that passed was accompanied by various experiences, so let's skip the first part of the program to this. that is your own evaluation, zainab what was the entrance exam? yes, in the 60s, you judged that the national exams were two stages, the first stage of the general exam. some people were eliminated from there and selected with the quota . we will give you an equal chance and there is no difference between the exam that was held in january and this exam that will be held in july. a candidate can participate in both . an exam has a validity of up to two years, but these candidates this year, if he participates twice, he can participate next year, if he is not accepted next year , he can be accepted based on the 42 exams that are valid, he can be accepted. we act differently

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i want to see if the same thing happens in rural areas with less than 25,000 people . according to the order of the president of the government approved by the parliament, this facility is paid. we are also talking about urban housing according to the order given to the housing foundation. we were given to help, we are active in the rural housing issue, the payment of facilities in the rural housing issue is smoother, but because of mr. dr., for each loan of 200 million, 5% compared to the 25% interest rate approved by the government for this loan, 18% subsidy he is giving us a resistant residential unit to be delivered to us mr. doctor, you see that the first installment of the facility is paid after the implementation of the foundation. well, our rural dears, this and the tenants must first implement the foundation of the building under the supervision of the supervisor of the technical system, who will take them first. alhamdulillah, we have a very good memorandum of understanding with these numerous institutions, and from the gratuitous location that is considered

and less need for ycc. yeah, that's a fair point. also in terms of the changes to the band they discussed have been about market function and they don't have that pressure if yields globally have been moving the way they have been. how do you trade this then, derek? derek: i think for jgb's, you anticipate ncc, there is a very good chance for them to get a pop. i had them on the life insurance investment plans in the last couple weeks, and there was a constant theme in terms of increased appetite in terms of buying domestic bonds. perhaps, they are sitting on the sidelines, waiting for the yields, and then come in and by. yields will come down based on our view on what will happen to global-year-olds. in terms of dollar-yen, it is more about the united date. we think we are heading for a recession, we think the rate hike is a mistake, but it would certainly be the last one. as you move through the rest of this year, the circumstances for the dollar-yen go lower, i still think they're quite convincing. dani:

we used to do it less. we used to give one chamber of congress, congress, to one party, the presidency to another and so on. and then meanwhile, the the courts sort of persist in sort of like averaging of which party has been in power over time. but yeah, i mean, it's certainly good mobilizer to say that every election is the most important and and i think that, you know, you know, there's something to be said for the fact that the presidency has grown and the government has grown. so control the government is a higher stakes proposition. and so we would need some sort of reforms to pare that back, you know, starting with putting more power in congress which is i know something you've all has worked on. you know, we have institutions, the filibuster, which are intended to prevent dramatic change. those are trying to be exploded, you know, by partizans. and i at some point will be. but i guess i don't have a good answer because, you know, people do have a point. elections are very important. so i guess this

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less south africa. and i do understand that in the future bricks is going to expand parker as such. so this, so he started dependency on dollars as well as on your all and in styling pound will be diminishing gradually with every passing days. and i think very soon we will see a couple of new currencies emerging as international standards are in terms of dollars in terms of timing on their, such already in terms of europe. and in that i do see the indian rupee emerging as a alternative to international currencies. at the global level, a rise of the national currency is yet another sign of the end of china, so called century of humiliation when it suffer from western interferes and its consequences. and now beijing is a force to be reckoned with. more on this and other breaking stories join us at r t dot com and in boulder off france, a car has driven into a crowd of demonstrators rawling against controversial pension reforms, injuring at least 7 people. oh. 7 what it shows, a car driving into the riley

payment for utilities, and in principle, the weather is more or less good outside , so i think that we will definitely not have a girl this winter colder than notes that this heating season was difficult for her family , the average temperature in the apartment did not exceed 17 degrees for the first time. what did we do, and then we just dressed warmly , much warmer than last winter, and we slept under two blankets under one, we had to dress warmly and save. this winter, not only oli had to save, but also many ukrainians had to save. it happens that they are not hot due to the fact that it will save more money for food there for medicine, well, for me personally, it was as difficult as it was announced that we have autonomous heating, so somehow, yes. there were times, there were moments when it was cold wool but how did blankets survive warmer clothes teal bought a lot so they survived there i live near this couple relatively stable positive temperature outside the window allows to finish the heating season ahead of time in six regions , namely in vinnytsia, kherson, odesa , mykol

it is hard for them to say ok, really grow less intensively will grow less crops. how can they do that? the developing countries couldn't afford to cut emissions while there's no such opportunities there. according to vietnam, nationally did tell him and contribution to the paris climate agreement. the country intends to use the alternate wetting and drying method of a total of $1700000.00 acres or rice land nationwide. although effective and reducing the theme of the system will not work for all formals that are already out of the forefront. all several issues like explain why the patterns that have crypt the region. so the big question here is will it be more polls for the environment then corns for we have nom, runs and sharma r t rendering, taken us through that? no, that's a time of rapidly rising prices. what can you do to ring fence your savings? us banks find new and innovative ways to park you from your cash. next our teas new show, the cost of everything gets into. that's plenty more. besides, stick with a wrong one. i just don't know. i mean, you well, y

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san francisco 's and in terms of the rate less than half as well.ome people may conclude, ok, if it seems like san francisco's less safe it is neighbors -- than its neighbor to the south. >> breaking into a c stealing a catalytic converter from under a car does not put anybody necessarily at risk. however interrupting somebody while they are doing that can get you in some serious trouble. what we see here is the potential for something bad happening and the second is the statistics of when something bad happens. that is what we see. for every time there is an assault or something bad happens, how many times was there a situation where it could have gone that way? that is what people feel about safety. for example, bart, bart has a low serious crime rate. yet bart riders show one of their main concerns is not feeling safe because of the behavior they see out on it. san francisco, as i said, people at city hall said we have not going -- we have not gotten over the fact of the open drug dealing. that is the baseline. people don't feel safe with that. t

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less than 24 hours after his arrest. charged with two counts under the espionage act and facing 15 years if convicted. 21-year-old jack teixeira had top-secret clearance as an it specialist with the massachusetts air national guard. his father seen leaving court after shouting to his son inside, i love you, jack. court records detail how prosecutors say he handled the documnts alleging he eventually took them home to photograph them. and what they say he searched on his office computer on the day the first reports began to surface and intelligence documents had been posted online. the scope of the leak is still coming into focus, but the fbi already accuses jack teixeira betraying the country and putting national security at risk. abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky leads us off in boston. >> reporter: tonight the 21-year-old air national guardsmen accused of putting the country's security at risk is behind bars, charged with leaking national defense secrets. >> there are very serious penalties associated

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countries a less worry about it. but with the globalization of u. s. financial sanctions, that's driven a lot of bits. and so when you have present prime minister modi president, she, president putin, president lula, of you know, they're all looking at ok, how do we insulate ourselves from whoever's in the white house? what are you going to bring you in again now? what, what, what does it mean for the western financial system? and does this shift towards using national chords is in trade somewhat immunized countries from the threats of sanctions if they're not currently sanctioned? yeah. besides the, as john has laid down, they are shooting themselves in the foot, none other than marco rubio, one of the greatest enemies of any alternative system in the world, one of the great enemies, socialism and anti imperialism. marco rubio was quoted as saying about a week ago that at this rate the block heated countries finding one another, the sanctioned countries finding one another. the u. s. dollars going to lose lose its g

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more investment, it resulted in less investment and less production.f you want less smoking, you will tax cigarettes. we have more supply to bring taxes down. bringing taxes on energy production is probably not a good idea. david: do you have to go to washington to talk with registered -- with legislators and regulators? mike: i do have to go to washington, uplifting is not the first point. they are detailed discussions that we have to help our regulators understand. david: would you see -- say that washington doesn't understand the economics of the energy industry or they can learn more than they know now? mike: i have empathy for people that sit in these roles, they have often brought responsibilities and they may not have personal expertise and depth in the areas they are responsible for. my job is to try to provide objective input and help them understand the consequences of things they are considering to avoid unintended consequences and help achieve the goals that they are looking to achieve. david: when the president of the united states as ener

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and what we've seen over the past several decades is that committees have increasingly less autonomy, a result of a number different reforms that have happened over the past several and power has become much more concentrated in. the speaker and in lobbyist and of course other stakeholders but within the chamber, within the speaker and the party leadership and less so in the committees and see this also in way in which committees have been involved in the process. so earlier on i spoke about regular order and that traditionally the way in which congress is meant to legislate bills and then it is referred to the committees but increasingly we see committees circumvented by the speaker bills are pushed through with very limited time for committees to hold hearings and dig into an issue before the bills are pushed through to a vote, which really strips them of their legislative power. and i might also highlight in terms of their autonomy that they used to have lot more staff that allowed them to really form the kind of expertise is necessary in order for the members that committee to spe

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we will have less wind today. the exception the coast.e including a gentle warm-up through the weekend. we are not as warm as last weekend but temperatures are really comfortable saturday and sunday and early next week we will cool off with the light sensor -- like chance of showers. we are not talking heavy rain by any means. the wind right now is pretty light. 30 mph by this hour. for a lot of us we will be getting -- a 30's. there will be a few clouds returning to the coastline and parts of the south bay. tomorrow, you will find sunshine and a warmer afternoon. today, enjoy the wind, the bright conditions. 60 eight in concorde, 68 san francisco, 67 in napa. tonight, partly cloudy conditions. here is the accuweather forecast. bright sunshine into the weekend with a warming trend. early next week we will cool off below average with a slight chance of a shower. reggie: space simulation, a look at nasa's three d printed structure to help astronauts prepare for mars. kumasi: if flooding wasn't enough to worry about, there is for likes or fo

it's been less than one week since a jury found an army sergeant guilty of fatally shooting a black livesester in 2020, but if it were up to governor greg abbott he would be a free man tonight. abc's john quinones is in aus austin. >> he was my best friend. love of my life. we were just a couple of teenagers and still felt like a teenager with him until the day he died. >> for whitney mitchell, garrett foster wasn't only her caregiver, he was her protector. >> he did the best he could to take care of me and a lot of people didn't expect him to be there, but he was there. >> in sickness and in health, foster was there until the night he was taken from her. >> been trying to figure out how to cope and live without him, because he was everything to me. i don't know how to live without him. >> it seemed like an open and shut case for this family. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of the offense of murder. >> but made now feels like a little closer they did have could be erased. the man who was convicted of killing her longtime partner could soon be a free man. daniel parry was found

less cold, though, where we have the cloud, the rain and also the stronger breeze. wales. we've got a number of weather fronts bringing more cloud outbreaks of rain, whereas scotland, northern ireland poking out into the high pressure. we'll have yet another dry and sunny day. pretty decent temperatures for western scotland, but england and wales will see outbreaks of rain. longer spells of rain, northern england, showery in nature, i think parts of wales, central and southern england, a little bit of sunshine in between. but with more cloud and showers around, that'll impact the temperatures ten to 13 degrees here, whereas again, another fairly warm one for parts of scotland. but it is all change as we head into the weekend. lower pressure starts to bring more unsettled weather for a time. and as that low clears into the north sea, it opens the floodgates to a cold arctic northerly. so a much colder spell expected, particularly towards the end of the weekend and into next week. but you can see those temperatures beginning to fall across the north of the uk. live fr

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