we can get marg bar on america. marg bar america!k in support of the city council introducing a cease-fire resolution, you guys are all horrible human beings and jesus probably would have killed you himself. remind you that these holidays that we practice, that other people in the global south practice believe in a violent revolution against their oppressors, and hope one hope one day summary brings the guillotine and kills all of you [ bleep ] soon regardless of whether you elect people into office, he will backstab you, let you die, that reason you guys want to criminalize us, we will see you at your house, we will murder you. >> sean: wow, one of the clips you saw there, california, parting of the lives of member of her city council. she is currently facing 18 felony counts for those threats. and could be seen by the way crying on the stand during a recent court appearance or you pled not guilty. herewith reaction the author of the upcoming book uncomfortable conversations with a jew, is was former special envoy for combating anti

and the man lies and lies and lies, and -- >> thanks marg. >> there's no punishment. >> you mentioned hearings it was republicans on the home of house land committee that put out this tweet in the wake of the united states senate finding that this -- these impeachment articles didn't rise to the level of impeachment again along party line votes. saying that they held a dozen hearings with three dozen witnesses the committee spending nearly a year investigating secretary mayorkas, they published six reports totaling nearly 400 pages and then, of course, the house voting to impeach the senate trial lasting just over -- three hours as you saw if you watched it here on c-span2 the senate voting to conclude that the articles didn't rise to the level of impeachment under the united states constitution. that's what happened today on thes floor of the senate we're taking your phone calls. this is helen in compton, california. helen, good evening. caller: good evening c-span. i thank you very much for c-span. ima viewer who is a political junkie. i watched all of the senate today, and i applau

the israel police wrote the individual in question, participated in an unauthorized marge, characterized by incitement, where he assumed a leadership role. the israel police will continue working diligently to protect our citizens and will not tolerate individuals endangering public safety through incitement of violence or support of terror. khalifa is hopeful that the is really, courts will acquit him once legal proceedings wrap up his life will eventually return to normal. he says, but his face and the justice system has been shaken to the core of the months of stalling the united states. congress has finally passed a new age package for ukraine. the crucial $61000000000.00 a package was foss, with broad bipartisan support, with $79.00 volts in favor to 18 votes against the drive to send it also approved aid for as well and time on concur doesn't invite and promise to find the legislation on wednesday. $15.00 is a great, a are now in ukraine, more than 3 years after the run. more than 2 years. my excuse me, more than 2 years after the russian invasion border areas are still coming unde

the israel police wrote the individual in question, participated in unauthorized marge, characterized by incitement. where he assumed a leadership role, the israel police will continue working diligently to protect our citizens and will not tolerate individuals endangering public safety through incitement of violence or supportive care. felicia is hopeful that the is really, courts will acquit him once legal proceedings wrap up his life will eventually return to normal. he says, but his face and the justice system has been shaken to the core let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the wound to lawmakers in the us senate have foster crucial 61 $1000000000.00 a package for ukraine. after months of delay, the bill had broad bipartisan support with $79.00 volts in favor of the 18 votes against senate also approved aid for israel and 5 on or in the house. and president biden promised assigned to legislation on when 5 is agreed to hundreds of thousands of origin pinions of protesting and bonus items against the government. move to slash funding for public universiti

before this year, the end of ramadan is marge, by displacement of death and destruction. aid into the territory has been increased ahead of the holiday to each shortages of a central supplies. also coming on a landmark court ruling in favor of swift senior citizens who said their government is not doing enough to stop climate change. and a crunch election for south korean president. so your bill is not even in the running. the result will decide whether he has enough support in parliament to push through as policy agenda the article fairly welcome to the program. as muslims around the world celebrate the end of the holy fasting month of ramadan palestinians in gaza, or marking aid under the shadow of war. last run, health ministry says at least 14 people were killed and dozens injured by is rarely strikes on the eve of the holiday. eat is usually characterized by joy celebrations . but this year, most of gauze us population are displaced from their homes and facing critical shortages of food and other essential supplies. so markets were selling fast food and clothing ahead of a bunch

here the end of ramadan is marge, by displacement, death and destruction. age. the end of the territory has been increased the head of the holiday. the shortages of a central supplies also coming flooded mirror car morsa was sentenced to 25 years in jail for criticizing rushes for in ukraine. his wife is calling for prisoner changes to secure the release of her husband and other political. obtaining of the put and rushing will get a chance to speak to her at a crunch election for south korean president hewn. so he all even though is not in the running, the result will decide whether he has enough support in parliament to force through his policy agenda, the article fairly sure, welcome to the program. as muslims around the world celebrate the end, the holy fasting. month of ramadan palestinians and gaza are marking aid under the shadow of war. the most run health ministry says at least 14 people were killed and dozens injured by is really strikes on the eve of the holiday. eve is usually characterized by joy of celebrations. but this year, most of gauze and popu

marge print could reveal modest slowdown. wall street banks are reporting earnings.omberg expecting modest results from jp morgan and citigroup. let's bring back chief aipac economist alicia. i believe alicia has taken a leave briefly. it is interesting looking back on those decisions, there's a whole heap of them. new zealand is in a recession, not doing anything. india with declining inflation not doing anything. you get the sense that they're waiting for the central bank. haidi: rbnz was at the forefront of the cycle, so there is extra attention being paid. idiosyncrasies with the australian economy extends to new zealand. different picture when you look at the other economies, japan and china. not expecting massive policy shift as we get improvement in indicators, credit numbers and producer price inflation this week. on japan the expectation is they will take longer to get to the point where there is momentum. paul: currency is a big part of the story. you get the sense maybe japan has bought breathing room. not a great deal of movement in the yen, around 150. i

the israel police wrote the individual in question, participated in an unauthorized marge, characterized by incitement, where he assumed a leadership role. the israel police will continue working diligently to protect our citizens and will not tolerate individuals endangering public safety through incitement of violence or support of terror. felicia is hopeful that the is really, courts will acquit him once legal proceedings wrap up his life will eventually return to normal. he says, but his face and the justice system has been shaken to the core. take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. student protest against the war and gaza has spread to universities across the united states, several colleges have closed their campuses. some universities called in police to break up protest camps. hundreds had been arrested since last week and the business traders here, the citizens could stoke anti semitism, but the students say they're defending free speech. lawmakers in the us center to pass the crucial $61000000000.00 a package for ukraine. after months of delay

black women marged for the right to vote in 1913. even when told to march in the back. black women marched from the u.s. capitol to the lincoln memorial in 1963 even when not given a speaking role. throughout the course of history, black women have been interlopers in the fight for -- have been i want grale in the fight for equality. while in the virginia general assembly i was part of a multigenerational group of black women lawmakers who came together to make virginia the 38th and final state needed to ratify the alle call rights amendment. it was poetic justice that our commonwealth, the birth place of american democracy and birth place of american slavery was the state to bring the e.r.a. across the finish line. it was a feat that the first woman to arrive in jamestown 400 years earlier could never imagine. in 1619 the men of jamestown realized they needed women to make virginia a permanent settlement. so they actively recruited women to, quote, make wives of their inhabitants and in 1620, the first 90 women arrived on the shores of virginia and their rights were su

official authorities. israel police wrote the individual in question, participated in an unauthorized marge, characterized by incitement, where he assumed a leadership role. the israel police will continue working diligently to protect our citizens and will not tolerate individuals endangering public safety through incitement of violence or support of terror. felicia is hopeful that the is really, courts will acquit him once legal proceedings wrap up his life will eventually return to normal. he says, but his face and the justice system has been shaken to the core. a special correspondent, i mean, he says, who fall that report joins me now in studio. hi, i'm in and tell us what is the state's case against calissa, but he's been charged with incitement to terrorism and identification with a terrorist group. this goes back to the chance that we're on chanted at the protest that he helped organize. one of them that he had mentioned was gaza will be the rep translate for us at a gaza will not be conquered. from video we are able to hear another chant which was there's only one thing to do, push

jets quarter back who is your option, how does team get better who is behind mike johnson, morning margemarjorie taylor greene should offer up to be speaker let her get in there, see how that goes because the numbers are knolnot change. larry: liz, you would be are in marjorie taylor greene for speaker. >> no. >> he does not have a candidate. she is backing that was case when kevin mccarthy of thrown out too, the people. matt gaetz did not have a candidate to win consensus. this is a democracy, this is how it works if she does not like the bilges bills she votes again them, she has one district in georgia that is plus 22 that is her big selling point. not a big group of people, deal with it, shut up and by the way, when donald trump came out and said he supported michael johnson that should be enough forever these people who are backbenchers, they should say we'll make it work that is the game. >> everyone is a rino . >> over or under on trump. >> reagan did it twice, trump -- you can imagine a private citizen running for president and winning, he has done it before. larry: you are takin

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the second to last race that was cancelled was 800 metres and marge, it's never been great there in the have to think about their impact as well. it is something at the forefront of their plans, changing schedules, making it less travel, etc. it is coming but this year was maybe a season too late. it would go to higher altitudes first. we are still on glaciers in the summer with the snow, in the winter there's going to be snow but however i see it going to the higher venues in the winter and unfortunately a lot of the classic skiing majors, they are at lower altitudes so they might have to change or rethink about it. but i'm a believer in technology, i believe that humans always adopt and do find solutions, so i think, yeah, new technology is more efficient small making, less pollution in the world, but that obviously comes from a government level of notjust in the west, also around the world. so i think solutions will be found eventually, will it be quick enough, i don't know, but i'm a believer that technology will come about to make it, make the sport sustainable into the future. hig

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of first quarter gdp on thursday and the federal reserve's preferred inflation gauge on friday, the margece index. scott, what what are your expecn force the data? >> we think it will be in line with what we've seen most of the year, strong economic data with hotter inflation than everybody is comfortable about. that's part of the reason why we had struggling in q2. we have hotter inflation print than the fed wants, we think at the tend of the day it's not that big of a deal rate rate nof 5%, that could be a problem. lower than 3%, that's a problem. you're talking about recession fears. anywhere between 3 and 5% in 10 year the market can probably handle. between 3 and 4%, that's where small caps can catch fire. they'll have a hard time as you pointed out 10 year rates around 4 and-a-half percent right now. you see a 3 handle on the 10 year rate you'll want to be out of tech and into small caps at that point. maria: look, next week we have the fomc and jobs data. scott, every time you hair jay y powell speak, he says inflation will get there over time. he seems to push out the expectation

build up calluse against that it will be an interesting test to see if the deep selloff i the treasury margs hoping that the chair powell had put an end to the expectation of fed speak because the largest voice with the biggest mega phone spoke >> i think there is a chance the market said we got this. if you have someone repeating similar message, we have a charge pushed way out. it is much more about does the market shrug and say thank you we understand where we are right now. every narrative overshoots the soft landing plus a fe easing overshot enone direction. the unstoppable overheatin economy with sticky inflation is maybe overshooting as well hopefully we can come back fro the bripg of that. >> we will have an a day i which the chips didn't perform well and you had sellers i sympathy as we march closer to nvidia's earnings, more and mor important. >> four to five weeks. we have a little while to go last quarter, i was a little skeptical that it would be the big market moving tell and i absolutely was i mentioneded earlier today that we are trading in the ga created by the market react

. >> the marg t and traders out there trade on every verb, comma, word, spoken by the federal reserve. so my question is --. >> and i know traders who trade on full moon, new moons and where jupiter is in the sky and they are big traders and hedge funds. what does that mean? >> well, i don't know what that means. but my point. >> exactly, i agree. >> if you are arguing that it doesn't matter what the fed said --. >> i didn't say it didn't matter. i said when the feds talk it doesn't mean they get the market right or that the market will pay attention. here's another thing. qt, embedded in the minutes is another surrender. the fed understands that the treasury is sweating bullets and that the fed doesn't lower rates, doesn't ease the cost of services the debt. now what they are doing is they are going into qt mode. and that should exist and stay. because they should be nervous that if they keep it in the 7 trillion camp the next time we run into a problem which is probably right around the corner. what are we going to do? move it up to $11 trillion? where dowe draw the line? >> my inte

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will: yeah, but i can marge i can envision the prosecutor's opening argument. it before it's made, you know in it'll be highly emotional, nobody's above the law, these types of things but i am curious, so most of the things we have talked about appropriately has to do with the application of the law to this situation and how that's unjust. what will be are the message from donald trump's attorneys in opening argument? what will they be asking -- how will they be asking the jury to situate their mind? >> if i'm in their shoes, a i'm telling the jury right now that reasonable doubt is actually where this case begins, and it only gets worse for the prosecution. and let me give you the two most important pieces of evidence. you have the statement, the written and signed statement by stormy daniels. very powerful. indicates that the payment was not if in relation to some extramarital affair. you have that, that she has not backed away from from. that's a piece of evidence that immediately puts reasonable doubt in terms of what the purpose of the funds were. and then

when you have the new york post, mocking you, as moscow marge, that's not a good week. taylor greene has -- as isolated as she is, is closer to the aid of maga, she is venting and lashing out. i don't think the people ought to underestimate the hold that isolationists like marjorie taylor greene continue to have on the republican base. >> congress woman edwards, your reaction? >> look, to no great surprise, marjorie taylor greene is crying wolf again and again and again, as she does. here is the thing, i do not think this is going anywhere. both republicans and democrats are really tired of her act and they are not going to give into this motion to vacate. you will see a lot of democrats, actually supporting johnson, because he did the right thing on this package, even though it could have damaged him in the house. >> okay, now that you brought that up, i was going to hold this for a little bit, but let's play, dueling banjos in the democratic party. congresswoman crockett and congresswoman rochon, on this issue about whether to save speaker johnson. >> i disagree with

that division accounts for half of globe leitchife's total marg. shares were down 53% during the session. contessa brewer is here with the latest on this. >> yeah, in fact, at one point, melissa, shares of globe life were actually paused, the trading waspaused, because of the volatility, and they fell to their lowest level in more than ten years on that report from fuzzy panda research, disclosing the short position. so, fuzzy panda says there are multiple instances of insurance fraud. they claim were ignored by the management of the last two years. here's the response we got from the company today. they said, we are disappointed to see self-motivated short sellers are driving down stock price. the report was mildly misleading, mixin i ing -- the motivations are driven solely by short-term profits. and they go on to say they take these allegations seriously. they don't stand for any of those misdeeds. meanwhile, we know that the department of justice opened a probe that was disclosed in an 8k in march by the company and globe life says it's been co

it economy i is wonder that dont trump is leading biden by very healthy marging s in nearly evey swing state. according to the bloomberg poll that came out yesterday. look at these numbers. he is ahead in wisconsind and arizona, georgia, pennsylvania, nevada ari, north carolina. anyway, here with reaction,iden former 2024 presidential candidate vivek ramaswamory. paych you know, i live paycheck to paycheck. ecthe week and in the early part of my adult life, i never felt poor. but in reality, i didn't's for s have any money, any extra money, that's for sure. and drov e know a $200 van or $350 ford maverick that i'd picture myself going outmyself a that was a joke. i didn't even couldn't afford fast food. evenfford everyn foo day. but this is our fell on 26% of americans struggling to put foodr on their table. and joe biden saying it's the best economy ever. how out of touch can he be? s wi >> i think he's wildly out of touch shot. and the reality is mos oticans americans aspire to the american dream that you and i have lived. dream thatyo my to this countrac with no money. 40 years ago,

reporter: when you said focus on marge, you mean prop one -- march, you mean prop one? gov. newsom: i can't discuss any particular one. reporter: to clarify in the health care and minimum-wage trigger that you're seeking, are you trying to implement that trigger this year so it would delay the funding until future years out? gov. newsom: this is the third or fourth time we have discussed this. this is not to diminish your inquiry. you will see what we committed to. and it will be clear what we committed to together before we sign the bill and we are working through the details of that and we are going to present it to you very shortly and it will be, you know, it will answer it self. thanks. i appreciate it. reporter: blake jones with politico. i'm wondering how big should the school bond be? gov. newsom: i appreciate this. you are going to hate my response. but it's honest. working with the legislature on rightsizing it, it's very important to move forward with it, so that is number one. i absolutely support this effort. the question you have reported, you would know, do yo

was involved in numerous elements of contesting the results as early as november 26th, 2020, he text margws encouraging the state lectors and told meadows not to let trump concede his loss. between then and january 6 representative biggs coordinated with arizona state representative mark finch to gather signatures from arizona lawmakers endorsing fake trump electors and contacted fake trump electors in one state seeking evidence related to voter fraud. i'm wondering if the probe in michigan or other state probes into the fake electors plot, if those are contours we should be watching and if that is getting at what they're likely going to ask these two members about? >> what is interesting about these state level probes targeting the fake electors is that they're entered territory that jack smith thus far has not entered by accusing these fake elocators of crime, and once that starts there are all sorts of avenues that the investigators could look down. and i could tell you that rusty bowers has already spoken with investigators in chris mays' office and he was totally a open book to the s

lisa: i have my popcorn out and it's not to look at marge's.t. will he be aggressive and try to put on orbit exec if suit and come across like a diligent executive? how important is that the tone in which he takes at this press conference? craig: that's a really good question. we joked during the break about the idea that in the past this was a ceo referred to analyst questions as boring and boneheaded. when that happened the stock did not perform well the next day. there needs to be some understanding that what he's trying to do here is out there and difficult to wrap your head around. if there is a you guys don't get it but this is blindingly obvious, i don't think that will be well received. he absolutely needs to change the narrative around can this company grow or not to the previous question and can it grow without new product. that is one of the other things that everyone has come to grips with. this "model 2" is not coming. it is definitely not coming to and may not be coming for several years, if it comes at all. lisa: the divide betwe

chief about the scale of the destruction into perspective, world health organization spokesperson marg with horace. describe the hospitals. law says someone quotes ripping the heart of the regents health care system, access to life saving aid in gals that is not confined to just the doesn't partially functioning hospitals like the majority of the nose, our ship, a hospital once the largest, the most important referral hospital in gaza is now with them to show off to the late to seek know patients remain at the facility. most of the buildings are extensively damaged or destroyed, and the majority of equipment is on usable or reduced to ashes. the who team said that the scale of devastation has left the facility completely non functional. so the reducing access to live saving health care in gaza will let's speak now to have some shipley civil rights attorney on founder of the muslim legal firm you're most welcome. so it's been half a year now since the attack on is real on subsequent invasion of gaza publicly the is really leader is saying that the country is close to victory. but what w