host: marge ry taylor greene is speaking to reporters. let's listen in. ms. greene: as some sort of short-term speaker i think that's the wrong thing to do. he wants to do that while he continues talking to people and finding a path. i completely disagree. i think that we should all be able to find a path in that room right there and that requires putting the egos down. it requires humanity. it requires the eight republicans that worked with democrats to put us here asking for forgiveness in the conference and people giving forgiveness and us moving forward. this is not a plan for a strong majority. reporter: will there with be a house speaker vote today? ms. greene: there's a resolution. reporter: what's wrong with giving mchenry more power to get back in business. ms. greene: i just stated all that it's just not right. reporter: do you have any confidence -- host: marge ry taylor greene telling reporters she's not in favor of the idea of giving speaker pro tem patrick mchenry powers to function as the speaker. guest: this is a sentiment we'll hear from a lo

. >> now marge ry taylor greene of georgia introducing a resolution tosen sure representative rashida tlaib. asen sure carries no specific punishment over than rebuke on the house floor. the haas house has two legislative days to decide when to consider it. question of the privileges of the house. the clerk of the house: will the gentlewoman first yield back her one minute. ms. greene: yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlewoman seek recognition? ms. greene: mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 2-a-1-of rule 9 i seek recognition to give notice of my intent to raise a question of the privileges of the house. the form of the resolution is as follows. a resolution censuring representative rashida tlaib for anti-semitic activity, sympathizing with terrorists organizations. and leading an insurrection at the united states capitol complex. whereas, in may, 2019, rashida tlaib said that she celebrated the holocaust and felt a calming feeling when thinking about the genocide of millions of jews. whereas in 2020 rashida tlaib retweeted an illustration with the caption, from the

whereas margely taylor greene has repeatedly espoused anti-semitic rhetoric and conspiracy theories, including through inflammatoryive occasions of the -- evocations of the holocaust. and marjorie taylor greene said the mask mandate in the house of representatives was akin to jews being put in trans and taken to gas chambers in nazi, germany. and on may 21, marjorie taylor greene tweeted vaccinated employees get a vaccination logo just like the nazis forced jewish people to wear a gold star. whereas, on february 26, 2022, representative marjorie taylor greene appeared at a white nationalist event that was condemned by the republican jewish coalition as, quote, appalling and outrageous that a member of congress would share a platform with an individual who has actively spread anti-semitic vial and mocked the holocaust and promoted dangerous anti-theories. whereas september 1, 2022 marjorie taylor greene posted a tweet comparing president joe biden to adolf hitler saying joe biden is hitler, mash tag nazi joe has to go. whereas september 21, 2022 marjorie taylor greene posted another t

[woman 3] see you, marge. [charlie] look at them. they're leaving already. [boy] you don't belong here, cong. [boy 2] come on. [boy 3] come on, will. [boy 1] he shouldn't even be here. [crowd exclaiming] that's hilarious! [crowd, boys jeering] -come on, jeffrey. -[boy] go on, will. -[crowd] ooh! -[umpire] four! [man laughs] [crowd exclaiming] [applause] [boy] shot! [boy] come on, jeffrey. -[umpire] four runs. -[man] beautiful! -[applause] -four runs. [man] unbelievable! -we can win this. -how many points do we need? runs. how many runs do we need? a lot. [crowd cheering, applauding] [man] he's seeding them like a watermelon! -[crowd cheering] -[exclaiming, laughing] -you little ripper! -well done! well done! there's two balls left. we need four to win. okay. here's what we do... no worries. he's going to do it. he's gonna beat them. -[man] take your time, son. -[boy] come on. -that's gotta be a wide! -[crowd jeers] come on, ump! oh, come on, ump! it's the last ball. he has to, he just has to. [cheering] [umpire] stumps! win to corrigan! [man] what a champion

opposing uh the... the apartide, the ethnic cleansing, the the land theft uh from from you know the marge international law, uh, and uh, and it's it's unfortunately israeli need to learn that they are not, they can't just operate in some bubble as if uh they can just met out you know thousands and thousands of palestinians in gaza being killed over the past 15 years uh israel getting to decide when they want to blow up kids ankles and blow up kids legs and and uh decide how fishers uh what can go in and out of uh of the strip uh this is this is the reality and and clearly uh this is very important pushback from uh from the palestinian resistance but there's no doubt that israel is going to wage uh a great deal of violence, um, you know, in that case, one of the chips that hamas and pass have is the fact they have actually, you captured lots of israelis, so um, that's going to put some pressure on israel to tame down, it's most violent tendencies. mr. if this continues, what would be expect from other resistance groups especially from lebanon, the hezbollah resistance movement? i guess it

share of both in front of the entry election is now he needs to bring allies on board plus nigeria and marge, 63 years of independence. the president is keeping the occasional low key and for many struggling with sharply rising prices. there is not much to celebrate the marietta evans dean. welcome. we begin with turkey and a suicide bombing in the capital anchor un official save the bomber designated a device in front of the interior ministry close to parliament. they're calling it a terrorist attack video images that show the attacker charging the gate of the ministry a 2nd to sail and was killed and a gun battle with police. parliament has since reopened after it's summer break. a d w 's door in jones isn't, is done boil and told us more well, according to the ministry of interior at 930 local time, a mini van drove up to the entrance to the interior ministry. 2 men got out one wash towards the gates and detonated explosives, killing him instantly, bought the 2nd, then engaged in a gum bottle with the heavy on. please protect the interior ministry building are upholstered, he possibly use

linguists and historians and anthropologists and and sociologists, the consistency of picture that i margedk this was one of the things that was quite controversial, i related it to european power. i was saying, really, there is no such thing as the orient, the orient is much more complicated, much more varied, much more heterogenous, and above all much more detailed than any of these grand generalizations about, well we know that orientals tend to think in ways that for example, one of things i mentioned in the early part of the was lord kromer, would say the oriental mind is different it is not capable of grasing western logic, an egyptian for example cannot walk on the sidewalk, you would see, he has to walk, that's a function of them, and i was saying all that's absolute, you can't make these generalizations, and then pretend that they are factual or scientific generalizations, they are rooted in rule, the other thing he wanted to show is that um those forms of representation of the other of the east of the orient worked according to um set of oppositions ثم انعيد تطور باتجاهين منذ الاس

of the geographic of yemen and because of the uh geopolitical climate and because are not able to marge to liberate palestine, the yemen army is still missiles and launching strikes against the israeli regime, that's what was perhaps surprising, i'm sure to many people who were listening, is that the leader of the yemeni revolution is basically saying if the united states uh enters the war, if they fight alongside the israeli regime, then the yemeni people and the yemeni army is going to fight alongside the palestinian resistance by launching ballistic missiles and launching drone strikes against the israeli regime. the type of warning that uh abdul malik althi leveled against the us is interesting because um it shows that obviously that there's no uh it's no holds barred that yemen is there for full support. um for the palestinians, um, we we've heard these statements before, do they have any type of uh threshold where they if they see that something is happening, of course that has to be in coordination with the palestinian uh leaders that uh the that's when they're ready to actually

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. >> the nobel peace prize for 2023 to marges mohammadi for her fight against the oppression of women in iran and her fight to promote human rights and freedom for all. >> the selection committee said she's a freedom fighter whose struggle has come with personal cost. she's been senanced to a total of 31 years behind bars and 154 lashes in prison. it said their motto of women-like freedom expresses her dedication and work. >>> former u.s. president donald trump reportedly shared classified information about u.s. nuclear submarines with an australian businessman in april 2021. that was after he left the white house. a report on u.s. television network abc on thursday quoted sources as saying the former president may have revealed the information during a meeting at his mar-a-lago estate in florida. trump allegedly mentioned the supposed number of nuclear war heads u.s. submarines routinely carry. the report says he also revealed how close the vessels can get to russian submarines without being detected. abc news reported u.s. authorities have interviewed the businessmen. trump's spokes

if the demand is there, marge numbers of the cars will be on the roadways. >> and needs to be over 500e a lot of time. not to start with, but over a period of time. >>> the so-called largest healthcare strike in u.s. history is set to end early tomorrow morning. the bargaining is just getting started. around 75,000 kaiser union workers around the country took the picket lines on wednesday, about half of them, are northern california. workers say the issue is low pay, and short staffing. they accuse them of failing to fill open positions leaving the rest of them to pick up the slack. talks will resume next thursday. kaiser permanente saying they will look forward to reaching an agreement. >>> still accepting applications, oakland is extending the window for candidates to apply for the job of police chief. the chronicle reports, the city of ministry your says applications will be accepted through next friday. previous deadlines was last friday. oakland has been without a police chief for a short list of candidates who were based since the mayor was fired for embezzlement in early februar

[woman 3] see you, marge. [charlie] look at them. they're leaving already. come on, will. [boy 1] he shouldn't even be here. [crowd exclaiming] that's hilarious! [crowd, boys jeering] -come on, jeffrey. -[boy] go on, will. -[crowd] ooh! -[umpire] four! [man laughs] [crowd exclaiming] [applause] [boy] shot! [boy] come on, jeffrey. -[umpire] four runs. -[man] beautiful! -[applause] -four runs. [man] unbelievable! -we can win this. -how many points do we need? runs. how many runs do we need? a lot. [crowd cheering, applauding] [man] he's seeding them like a watermelon! -[crowd cheering] -[exclaiming, laughing] -you little ripper! -well done! well done! there's two balls left. we need four to win. okay. here's what we do... no worries. he's going to do it. he's gonna beat them. -[man] take your time, son. -[boy] come on.

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look for that conversation to continue, but also a deeper discussion on what will happen with marge'sear, how the pricing versus cost dynamics play out. alix: part of your call is not only that inflation will come done but rates will not stay at these rates either. what are you seeing that everyone else isn't? lori: in our earnings model, we are pulling in the consensus forecast on interest rates, still digging in some relief on the 10 year interest rates, and a couple of cuts in terms of fed expectations next year. that is the economic consensus out there. there is still time for that to change. that is not the biggest driver in my model really, it is the revenue line, margin line. interest rates matter and that is where that forecast comes into play. we have interest expense on the tip to sales at about 2.5% this year. we have it coming down a little bit next year, 2.2% as a whole. if the fed moves more, you will see that number come down. if the fed comes in higher than consensus expects cuts to be, that will pressure that interest expense line, bite more on the earnings side. guy:

. >> jimmy: he's never going to have sex with you, marge! [ laughter ] stop it! he's a married man! cheers and applause ] as nutty as it sounds, the constitution does not require that the speaker of the house be a member of congress. technically, any american can be the speaker. and according to sean hannity, trump might be into this. >> sources telling me at this hour, some house republicans have been in contact with and have started an effort to draft former president donald trump to be the next speaker. and i have been told that president trump might be open to helping the republican party, at least in the short-term. >> jimmy: did he say draft? don't use the word "draft." it gives trump bone spurs. [ laughter ] could you imagine this? there isn't enough insanity in the house right now. they want to bring in donald trump to come settle things down? the man has 91 felony counts against him, and he's in the middle of a $250 million fraud trial in new york. but that doesn't mean he isn't considering the job. >> would you take the job? >> a lot of people have asked me about it. i'm f

the ceo darren woods of exxonmobil addressing marges on "squawkbox" this morning >> you're going to seeand prices move pretty dramatically with changes in demand so as demand settles down, we see the margins and prices come off. if demand spikes back up again, there's not a whole lot additional capacity, so we'll see margins and prices move. >> for more on the results of how to trade the stocks, let's bring in neil dingman. good to have you with us these companies have been very busy the past couple of weeks. let's take apart each of their respective earnings reports, starting with chevron. >> you know, again, i think both were a bit -- i call a bit sloppy both missed on earnings expectations cap x was a little hotter on exxon side so it's not -- i call it still on the exxon side a good quarter. it's not the great quarter we're used to for both of these. again, i probably wouldn't push on the upstream side for both, it was chemicals, downstream there was just some downtime, a lot of -- again, just a sloppy quarter, but a bit sloppier than expected >> when you say sloppy, some parts of t

our first guest tonight have been on fox together for almost as long as homer and marge. they have a whole handful of super bowl rings and are celebrating 30 seasons of fox nfl sunday. please welcome hall of famers terry bradshaw and howie long. was already hurting people. >> terry, you're too strong. >> you don't realize how strong you are. you i know you're being friendly. you love you're like an orangutan. you hit me in the head and i was like, dude, like, it's heavy. you're looking. yeah, he's heavy. hand. let me ask you a question before you get into your notes that you have right there. put those aside. >> show's not doing well, evidently, because you're dressed in black. are you doing a funeral afterwards? i mean, what are you doing? >> a child's magic show after aids. i mean, what what are you wearing? >> you've got a yeah. >> so you thought you were this funny when you were with us. >> so we actually ran. >> you did a skit of terry. >> i saw that we're going to show that a little later. yeah i thought i enjoyed seeing that. i really i loved were. i know you guys

the changing climate, scientists suggest, is forcing the marge to look for new places to settle.for example, today it’s stable -10-12 on the street, and the aprom crossing of slikhatlaba worked and still works, although 7 years ago the ice, passky news yamal’ev mephistopheles will be restored in st. petersburg using a 3d printer, 8 years ago it was demolished from the facade of the house vandals and artists decided to restore the appearance of this building. vladimir orekhov observed the work of the restorers. beyond a millimeter. a 3d printer prints the muscular shoulders of the mephaestol, recreates the legendary har-relief in parts for greater accuracy and realism, there are 10 such fragments in total, the face is already ready, the face itself, it is completely printed out in its entirety, these are separate parts, this is the upper part of the head, more than 190 hours were spent on making the plastic high relief, then sculptors will begin working with the model to create plaster. copy, will cast a silicone matrix and then pour it from fiber-reinforced concrete and directly

on the headline but under the hood, you'll see that in terms of job openings, peaked literally in marge a number of the labor market are showing more signs of weakness and we are moving towards that we will get that increase in unemployment rate. lisa: given the unrest in the middle east, there's a lot of focus on oil prices and what would happen if oil prices do have a sustained rise. how do you factor that in to your concept of harder landing than people are accepting? torston: oil prices have gone down a bit but it's the case that the move in oil prices is critical and for headline inflation. so from that perspective. the second-round effects are going to be more limited. they have become more limited over time because the economy is less sensitive to oil prices and less energy intensive. but the sort answer is for headline inflation and also for the fed, it does become important what oil prices are doing. lisa: where are you, where is your thinking in terms of the long-term neutral rate and how much shifted upward given some of the paradigm shifts? torston: there are some important

whereas margely taylor greene has repeatedly espoused anti-semitic rhetoric and conspiracy theories, including through inflammatoryive occasions of the -- evocations of the holocaust. and marjorie taylor greene said the mask mandate in the house of representatives was akin to jews being put in trans and taken to gas chambers in nazi, germany. and on may 21, marjorie taylor greene tweeted vaccinated employees get a vaccination logo just like the nazis forced jewish people to wear a gold star. whereas, on february 26, 2022, representative marjorie taylor greene appeared at a white nationalist event that was condemned by the republican jewish coalition as, quote, appalling and outrageous that a member of congress would share a platform with an individual who has actively spread anti-semitic vial and mocked the holocaust and promoted dangerous anti-theories. whereas september 1, 2022 marjorie taylor greene posted a tweet comparing president joe biden to adolf hitler saying joe biden is hitler, mash tag nazi joe has to go. whereas september 21, 2022 marjorie taylor greene posted another t