ilya lonsky is accused of attempting to provide an unlawful benefit to another judge of the same court, for making a positive decision in an administrative case, as well as for possessing part of a bribe by deception. the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine published an excerpt from the conversation of the participants at the time of the transfer of the illegal species. damn, i'm somehow so sorry, in general, to be honest, i'm running for someone, i 'm sitting alone, and you have no one, right? yes, i have nothing interesting. the office of judge ilya lonsky was searched, as a result of which the security forces found a bribe. it is interesting that after lonsky not only pleaded not guilty to this, but also filed a complaint with the supreme council of justice. he said that the law enforcement officers put pressure on him and interfere in the activities of the judge. lonsky was informed of the suspicion of corruption, but now that the judge... has mobilized to the zsu, the case has been stopped. note that this is a very popular scheme among the servants of themis in an effort to

the office of judge ilya lonsky was searched, as a result of which the security forces found a bribe. interestingly, after that, lonsky not only pleaded not guilty, but also filed a complaint with the supreme council of justice. he said that the law enforcement officers put pressure on him and interfere in the activities of the judge. lonsky was informed of the suspicion of corruption, but now that the judge has been mobilized to the zsu, the case has been stopped. note that this is a very popular scheme among the servants of themis in an effort to avoid responsibility. he is not the only one, nor the first, and maybe not even the last, who does such a thing, because there are other judges who are also suspected of committing other crimes, including corruption, and have also mobilized and are thus obviously trying to wash their hands, somewhere to hang out somewhere, i don't know, lord, forgive me for taking a picture with a machine gun or in a pixel and then tell what heroes they are, how they defended ukraine, and that's why they should be written off. these crimes, what are they be

maria: john lonski reaction to report for july markets tanking let me possibility out dow industrials markets no longer worried about inflation instead they are becoming worried about if possibility of a recession. my goodness. if you get three executive monthly readings on jobs less than 125,000, are we only had 114,000 for july. i am beginning to smell a recession. coming into view. if that is the case, jump on unemployment rate my goodness 4.3% up sharply from you know not long ago where was it 3.5, 3.6%? in is a bearish report for the u.s. economy, the market has it right. we have strong reason to be worried about the sustainability of corporate profits looking ahead. maria: yeah, of course, we've got a couple doozies this morning intel down sharply this morning on weakness in its quarter, john lonski, what do you do now if you are expecting a recession and you got rollover the nasdaq is down 8% since july 11, 7.8% since july 11 when tech started to roll over. john: maria before this report came out i looked at the futures i almost fell off my seat when i realized, that fed finds

let's bring in john lonski now, our economist now.een, appears to be cooling. if the fed does given lowering rates, which they are expected to do next month, what does that mean for the economy? >> not much at all, ashley. [laughter] i mean, my goodness, they'll probably cut rates by only one-quarter of a percentage point. that would leave fed funds at a, what is it, 5.13% which is way above the 2.75 i think it was, that fed funds peaked at when trump was president. interest rates are still going to be quite a burden for american consumers as well as for american businesses. and the fact that the fed keeps interest rates so high tells me that the fed is less than convinced that inflation will continue to ease. and, of course, this warns consumers that they're still going to face hardship from prices that are very much on the high side historically. ashley: and with that in mind, listen to how a woman in philadelphia explained the effect of inflation on her family. >> how hard has inflation hit you? >> it hit me hard, it's hitting me h

john lonski, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you.t up, how much? lauren: yeah. near a record high, 70% -- stuart: 70%? lauren: -- approve of unions according to a gallup poll. remember the hollywood strike last year, the teamsters with ups? if so many workers just walked off the job. so this suggests, to me, that union goodwill correlates with high inflation. higher wages needed to battle higher prices, to keep up with higher prices. but you could also make the other argument that higher wages are inflationary. stuart: yes, you could make that argument. [laughter] you could also say that joe biden has been very much in favor of unions throughout his presidency. lauren: yes, he has. stuart: coming up, kamala harris' paris interview didn't get to the heart of the matter which is what does kamala harris really believe? dana bash did very few follow-ups. harris played out the clock, the interview ended with fluff. that's my take, top of the hour. >>> 200,000 people will attend the michigan state fair this weekend. it's the perfect place

let's bring in lonski group president, john lonski.s, this is, you know, i talked about this at the beginning of the show, this is in your work here. this right here, you don't have to be an economist. that is scary stuff. falling off a cliff. >> economic recovery. previous recoveries it is going higher, going higher here but this recovery it is going down! how can you possibly have a strong labor market? well i think what is saving u.s. economy from recession right now, despite the drop this hiring activity, we don't have increase in layoffs. that is kind of strange. if you look at the same data each meant, the labor department gives you a number, was it layoffs and discharges. charles: right. >> that too has been declining oddly enough. charles: right. >> but the demand for labor is declining. no question about it, because spending is coming in under expectstations. >> if you don't have profits you can't have jobs the bottom line here. >> right. charles: i thought this was phenomenal. the next recession will challenge higher for long

joining me is the lonski group president, john lonski and ed mills. gentlemen, thank you both for joining me here. tons to unpack. john, i want your reaction to what we heard from vp harris and price controls in the grocery stores and solve jet era policy and mixed in the policy and neither seem to do well but she's choosing to put this out as part of her platform and >> they're going to concede at obtain food price inflation and going to sell them in brooklyn and the records shows that all price controls do is reduce the cost of consumer goods and ultimately lead to higher prices. they don't work. nobody likes it. price controls imply the rationing of consumer goods and imply the long lines at gasoline stations. and this is a real empty idea. kelly: let me bring you in on this. i played this out. price fixing, grow stores have to pay their vendors and pay farmers for eggs and milk and meat distributers and their cost go up and wages and input cost and yet the grocery stores can't raise their prices and they already have 1-2% margins and what does tha

john lonski is with us this morning.ing to ask him to address the market this morning. you're saying if we can hold on, don't sell, history will prove us right and just stay in because we'll get a bounce back. tell me about history. >> it's an experience and go to the market selloff that was precipitated by the great recession and october 2007 and march 2009. however, if you just held onto your is to be in october of 2007 and sell nothing, s&p 500 then proceeded to increase at an average annualized rate in excessive 8% if we include dividend income up till yesterday. >> that's a heck of a selloff and peak to trough in 200 and the yet you'd get average annual return in excess of 8%. that's pretty good. stuart: moving from the stock market to the housing mark. we've got this survey, justice department pun, saying homes will stay unaffordable whether or not the fed cuts rates for a long time to come. john, when might it come time for first time home buyers to be able to buy? years? >> after the next recession. i think we'll

others factually moving, joining the conversation on boarding logged upon ski group founder john lonski, republican strategist tricia mclaughlin and fox business cheryl casone, "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: it is time for the hot topic of hour president biden vacationing in california after passing the torch to vice president, the here's last night on day one of the national democratic convention biden pushed out of primetime on the east coast not wrapping his speech until after midnight, he did not start until after 11, key battleground states like pennsylvania, michigan, georgia, north carolina, dnc officials blamed the delays on cheering and applause, when he finally took the stage president biden touted the so-called success of the biden here's a administration and he slammed donald trump. watch. >> we had an extraordinary four years of progress ever. [applause] when i say we, but here is the envy for economic crisis in the strongest economy in the entire world, record 16 million new jobs, record small business growth, record high stock market, record high 401ks

joining to the conversation nonskid group founder john lonski for the congressman doug collins and cherylone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. it is time for the hot topic of hour the u.s. russia prisoner swap and rising tensions in the middle east making foreign policy and major focus of the 2024 race, president trump weighing in on this, joining me in a wide-ranging interview on this and a lot more. >> thank you so much for sitting down with us. so much has changed since the last time you and i sat together, of course successful rnc, biden dropping out, kamala harris is in and an assassination attack on you. the first question how are you feeling i see you don't have the bandage on you anymore. >> i got it off it's a good healing process. i feel great actually. maria: big news today, russia and the u.s. and in exchange a prisoner swap largest east-west prisoner swap since the cold w war, what is your reaction that they freed the wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich and others. >> as usual it was a win for putin and in the other country that deals with us but we got some

joining the conversation, john lonski is here and republican strategist tricia mclaughlin. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ i can buy myself flowers. ♪ write my name in the sand. ♪ talk to myself for hours. ♪ say things you don't understand. ♪ i can take myself dancing. ♪ i can hold my own hand. ♪ yeah, i can love me better than you can. cheryl: and it is time for the hot topic of the hour. former president trump will sit down for a live interview on x tonight with billionaire tesla founder elon musk, that's going to be at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. silicon valley support continues to grow for a trump return to the white house. and then vice president harris claiming she will release the economic agenda this week but it's still unclear what it's going to be even though she's been in office for three and-a-half years. >>> watch this. >> when should we expect you to roll out your policy platform. >> next week. it will be focused on the economy and what we need to do to bring down costs and strengthen the economy overall. cheryl: a new poll finds 42%f voters say they wo

, light, he is alone, in the opinion of his friend fyodor, khomyakov, with whom they lived at the lonskysed a small house in... internally he completely changed in his own way such a melancholic image, even outwardly he changed his appearance, his hair grew, became dark, he tells his sister sonechka about this, he grew a moustache and a beard, looked like a completely different person, but nevertheless he attended receptions, balls, once the lanskys gave a ball at their house and ... he fell ill, fell seriously ill, and, as fyodor khomyakov says, he dreamed of poetry all the time, he either muttered them or wrote them, constantly wrote his poems, and it seemed that in 24 hours of the day he did not have a free minute, he was always kept his diary, he composed and hurried to write. and thus he hurried to live, but he had very little time left to live, and here again we recall that story, that legend, that prophecy about the ring, to which we return again in it, when dmitry became completely ill, he bequeathed in his poetic message to the ring to his friends, so that my ring would not be re

and finds his mutilated body here, in the courtyard of the lonsky prison.ow it is a museum. and throughout the 20th century a political prison, first of the polish, then of the soviet, then of the german, then again of the soviet authorities. international law obliges in the event of an attack by one state on another to release prisoners or organize their evacuation. at one time , this is how stepan bandera ended up at large. the poles sentenced him to life imprisonment, however, when germany... started a war against poland, he managed to get out of prison. prisoners of the soviet regime did not leave the fences. hastily retreating before the nazis, the nkvedists did not bother to observe the norms of international law. and in the course of two weeks , more than 22,000 people who were imprisoned because of their political beliefs were destroyed in the prisons of western ukraine. june 30, 1941. their remains began to be released. the city was filled with the shrill screams of people who found their relatives among them and the sweet corpse smell. the heat wa

cheryl: john lonski final comment commercial real estate.ower no question i am worried as i mentioned about apartment buildings may run into trouble so many units coming on lean in process as far as construction rents could be lower than expected that is going to create headaches for companies that owe money on apartment construction. >> yeah agreed. this is an environment where such a push higher, in new buildings, how difficulty to afford a house if a young person that is that bifurcation we think important what is happening in raleigh-durham, massachusetts very important from what is happening in midwest or portland, san francisco. we do think the analysis requires a lot of, work geography if we see ratchet higher in interest rates common denominators cost of funds can't go up perpetually, things to pay attention to we think a gradual continual orderly unwind if you will but certainly guarded if that goes other way. cheryl: great to see you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> a lot more race for the white house kamala harris claims going

ilya lonsky is accused of attempting to give an illegal benefit to another judge of the same court for case, as well as taking part of a bribe by deception. national.

john lonski. >> this friday we're getting the report, july pce, price index coming out.ase by personal income relative to consumer spending. you cannot have consumer spending outrun personal income indefinitely. maria: and we're waiting on nvidia tonight after the bell. jonathan fahey. >> two questions, will this be kamala's only interview curl this campaign -- during this campaign and, two, will dana if bash ask her what the plan is for the 20s plus million illegal ail agains in -- aliens in this country. is the plan for amnesty? maria: i like the question. president trump told me he has to deport them all. >> tiana lowe derek everybody. >> i want to hear what she lied about, but how much money the ev mandates are costing. maria: yeah, that is a big deal. thank you so much, jonathan, john and tiana. great to be with you all. have a great day, everybody, "varney & company" pix it up. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. let's call this nvidia day. arguablyies it is the most important earnings report of the season, and it arrives this afternoon. he's going t

investors watching your money, wealth management senior vice president brenda o'connor and then john lonskitures, we had the horrific week nobody wants to talk about what we have to, the dow higher by 59, nasdaq were denied, s&p of 12 and change in the volatility did not stay with us even though the major embassies) actually lower by friday, what a week, usually volatility is not going anywhere, what does that mean for you. >> exactly. first let's talk about what happened last week volatility did increase by 170% just based on the jobs data. it was the unwinding of the japanese carry trade that is not to say the jobs data was really bad, that is not to say that low-income households are really struggling here, the point we don't expect that were headed towards a recession just yet because there are no major imbalances in the economy right now, earnings for the most part are done and they were okay, from a investor perspective, this volatility creates an opportunity to has a contrarian bullish signal in the market and when you see that text we can expect better-than-average returns in the ne

conversation over the long former acting ice director jonathan fahey read the maslansky group under john lonski and political reporter tiana lowe doescher is here. "mornings with maria" is live right here. ♪ ♪ ♪. maria: time for the hot topic of the hour, presented to nominee kamala harris agreed to sit down pretaped interview with cnn dana bash after 38 days of nothing this is the first interview since she became the nominee. this will be harris first interview since he moved to the top of the democrat ticket last month she will be joined by her running mate in this interview tim walz after saying she does not need to do a big show we interviewed. harris will have to answer for all of her flip-flops on policy, transporter wall, electric vehicle mandate, medicare for all, fracking which she said no question she will banish and her role and spiking inflation in the last three to half years. all this is former president trump take steps true social confirming a september debate on abc news after arguments back and forth over on muted mics, let's get into it. >> is pretty amazing with this intervi

also with us is john lonski. thank you for joining the conversation.take on earnings. retailers reporting this week, foot locker reporting a double beat, announceing it will move global headquarters to st. petersburg, florida, in late 2025. kohl's another one to watch, reporting a double beat. but second quarter comp store sales were down r5* continue to. we are waiting on dollar general and a best buy tomorrow. the big story of the day is going to be nvidia tonight after the bell. the a.i. chip giant expected to more than double its sales expectations. what are you expecting from from nvidia, ryan? >> it's all anyone cares about. the market's been calm this week. that's the question i'm getting, what's nvidia going to do. i think the trend is on tap. they'll probably beat, 100% better than last year which is remarkable. last quarter they did triple the amount of revenue they did the year before so it is actually slowing, even at 100% growth in revenue it is slowing. maria: wow. >> i think you're going to hear a little bit about how does this quarter l

correctly, the first marriage of yulia with blond, the star soloist of the prime minister dmitry lonskyhave two children, too young focused on himself, he made a remark to the initial, yulia herself began to beat herself with diets, not to affect health, despite everything, she got married a second time and became a happy mother. december 1, 2006 nachalova and her second husband, cska midfielder evgeny aldonin became parents. yulia was only 25, her faith was born in the afternoon, weight 3.700. i so wanted the first thing she saw in the world to be her shining beauty mother. christina passed in a small church in the circle of the closest people, it was not. month in before that, the newlyweds spent a wonderful honeymoon in venice, even brought a gondola with them as a souvenir, the fairy-tale relationship melted away like a dream when the tour began, the preparations, the separation did not strengthen the relationship. yulia admitted that they parted peacefully, did not share stools, about these mercantile issues there was no talk, we just realized at some point that we had to break up,