margie: yes.'s dual mandate, full employment and inflation around 2%, to me, you cannot reconcile the two, so therefore, how can they begin to tighten one we have 9 million people unemployed? so we will never get to 3% unemployment, so i cannot see them tightening. tom: it is amazing how this destroys the taper worry. kailey: i asked this yesterday, why was anybody surprised? had we not been having this conversation about a taper coming in the next three and half months, that it was all too likely the fed will announce those plans? yet it seemed to take the market by surprise. i am not sure what exactly changed. do you think anything has changed in terms of a taper conversation? margie: no, it ebbs and flows with market fears. but i think, a, i do not think that that the taper this year, and,b, i do not think that will be bad. in the market could actually respond very positively if they say we will cut down on purchases. i do not think it would be about thing at all for the markets. kailey: would

margie: it looks like more of the same. we might see the growth rates low from the bounce back we had them a but certainly a growth rate of 4% is enough to justify harder stock prices because we will see revenues and secular growth. i think margins will continue to maintain themselves at high levels. i think that will be enough to keep the market moving. again, looking for companies with less of the macro themes we have seen the last year or so. alix: we want to ask about china in particular. the chinese adrs have had a rough time in the u.s.. the latest crackdown on technology in china has been kids can now only play three hours of video games a week, which it if -- which if you are a parent is disastrous if you want to take a nap. is china investable? margie: i think it is not because they are basically a government controlled economy. when we look at growth in the u.s., as china slows down, the u.s. speeds up. i think the u.s.'s competitive on a growth basis and we still think the u.s. is the best place to invest. franci

host: margie in philadelphia, talking about president trump. we have been showing clips of u.s. presidents over the past four administration's talking about u.s. involvement in up in a stand. this is president trump from august of 2017, speaking at fort meyer in arlington, virginia about u.s. engagement in afghanistan. [video clip] >> military power alone will not bring peace to afghanistan or stop the terrorist threat arising in that country, but strategically applied force aims to create the conditions for a political process to achieve a lasting peace. america will work with the afghan government, as long as we see determination and progress. however, our commitment is not unlimited and our support is not a blank check. the government of afghanistan must carry their share of the military, political and economic burden. the american people expect to see real reforms, real progress and real results. our patience is not unlimited. we will keep our eyes wide open, and abiding by the oath i took on january 20, i will remain steadfast in protecting american lives and american inter

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people, devastated the nation and sparked and humanitarian crisis. senior researcher in the size, margie department had mexico's national autonomous university. she's parallels with that quick and says and effective warning system is a problem for places like haiti in this ask quake has similar characteristics to a devastating trema that occurred 11 years ago. fortunately, this time, it didn't happen near the capital mis populated report to print as it did in 2010. however, we still see it's effect and here use of damage to infrastructure for an early warning system to work. since the unit, detecting from us should be near the, at the center of the population, should live farther away, giving them valuable seconds to react. but in places like, hey, t and california last week occur and well populate releases. that isn't an effective warning system, which would give people time to prepare. a switching gears now to the latest developments in afghanistan biden is to increase the number of us troops to 5000 in cobble and ordering to protect evacuating, american embassy staff. while warning th

this is al jazeera ah hello marianna margie, welcome to the news our live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. taliban is right line. foreign forces miss leave afghanistan by the end of the month. but it cobbled airport chaos. in desperation. this is where most people are asked to come to and in recent days it has been closed because of what the us it is security threat from isolate. but for most people here, the biggest threat is behind ration is a stand page and it's called the gunfire. overcoming more than a 1000000 american service personnel and thousands of new york teachers must get vaccinated as the us fully approved the find the job people wait for hours in line outside gas station. most of the time fuels is not available. and that means lebanon's lead is losing that grid on power. and i'm, we're harding and doe how with sports, gymnast simone biles, as name the most marketable athlete on the planet. and in france, ugly seems during a football match. and bobby, nice and more say more on that story later in the news, our ah hello, welcome to the news out. well, the tali

let's go and investigate the united kingdom on chemical weapons and john weapons, margie's, perhaps the exist. we don't know what's good for the goose has never been good for the gander. you remember the early part of the trumpet administration? they use the mother of all bonds and gone on. journalists were not permitted to go to the site to see what had happened. their journalists was stop. we were given breast gods by the pentagon, about how to report that story. most of the reporting is identical, just fine. the briefly invite to we're going to be talking about colombia and britain's links to what will happen in columbia. very briefly, because i haven't seen spoken to you since about what happened in ecuador, where pro american has been elected. hopes that pink tied, maybe returning. we've now see, you know, the fake corruption. as it turns out, allegations against luna overturned, we've seen changes in bolivia and we see missouri continuing to lead venezuela. you know, there are several elections that are going to be on the horizon very important. on sunday, early june, you're going

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and my father said to my mother, he said, see, margie?old you we shouldn't have had him. >> "welcome back kotter," it's in my bones. it's in my dna. that slow, sexy -- ♪ welcome back ♪ ♪ your dreams were your tickets out ♪ ♪ welcome back ♪ ♪ to that same old place that you laughed about ♪ >> boy, what an honor. in my class. all four marx brothers. wacko, stupo, jerko, and dumbo. >> the sweathogs were a collection of guys with a special relationship with their teacher. they were brothers and friends. >> up your nose with a rubber hose. >> barbarino was set up to be you know, the sex symbol. >> vinny barbarino. damn. >> washington is a basketball player cool guy. >> hi there. >> epstein is the tough guy. >> come on, watching a fight i ain't in makes me nervous. >> horshack is the nerd. >> did you know that horshack means the cattle are dying? [ animal noises ] >> when "welcome back kotter" premiered, we were a hit. >> and suddenly, abc attracted. this audience that had been so underserved by "prime time" tv. the kids, the teens, the young p

starting of course with the mad queen of the gqp, margie green. >> i hearer alabama might be one of the most unvaccinated states in the nation. [ cheers and applause ] well joe biden wants to n come l talk to you guys. he is going to be sending one of his police state friends to your front door to knock on the door that. yeah, well, what they don't know is that in the t south we all le our second amendment rights. and we are not really boig strangerswe showing up on our front doors, are we? >> this is an event, apparently a stupid and guns event, media were not allowed in. could it be that she threatened to shoot public health workers? just a thought. we have madison quathorn, equating masks to child abuse in a school board meeting. >> you have muzzeled the voices like our children. youli have passed a mask mandat youte knew it would not withsta the scrutiny of the public. i have witnessed swampy bureaucrats. >> they are retooling the party around vaccine refusal. the right to life party that loves to tell people to live, is championing the right to die anh along with it, the right to t

the poster children for those feckless politicians are representatives margie q.k their national bonnie and clyde liars tour to iowa, where gaetz said the nation's black defense secretary, lloyd austin, quote, might be the stupidest person to have ever served in a presidential cabinet in america's history. just for the record, rick perry was secretary of energy in the trump administration. need i say more? i will say more. because the guy leading that cabinet isn't exactly the sharpest tool in the shed. i mean, he did suggest injecting disinvectant into your veins to cure covid and asked if we could fire nukes into hurricanes, but again, i digress. defense secretary austin is a highly decorated general. he graduated from west point. he earned a master of arts from aurbern university, a master of business, and served as the chief of substantial in the united states central command among other things. for comparison, marjorie's legislative accomplishments for nil because she spends most of her time spewing venom and she's also busy endorsing the execution of fellow

host: margie in philadelphia, talking about president trump. we have been showing clips of u.s.residents over the past four administration's talking about u.s. involvement in up in a stand. this is president trump from august of 2017, speaking at fort meyer in arlington, virginia about u.s. engagement in afghanistan. [video clip] >> military power alone will not bring peace to afghanistan or stop the terrorist threat arising in that country, but strategically applied force aims to create the conditions for a political process to achieve a lasting peace. america will work with the afghan government, as long as we see determination and progress. however, our commitment is not unlimited and our support is not a blank check. the government of afghanistan must carry their share of the military, political and economic burden. the american people expect to see real reforms, real progress and real results. our patience is not unlimited. we will keep our eyes wide open, and abiding by the oath i took on january 20, i will remain steadfast in protecting american lives and american interes

margie in leavenworth, kansas, democratic caller. caller: hi, good morning. i lived in chicago for 40 years, and i sure miss it. but i tell you, the one good thing -- 71, had cancer -- you learn to be a bit more charitable. now the food stamps help the most, because once you have had a health problem, you cannot get back on your feet. steve scalise, he should be grateful for all the care that people worried about him once he got shot, even democrats. so instead of dividing up, just look around, what you can do in a circle. if you get some extra food, you share it. and if people would give up cigarettes -- you know, people are human. they do what they do. but i tell you, it is a rough world. california is burning. we are in a five-day heat wave again. and it is very, very hard to live like that, that hot. it really decreases you. and if you try to do environmental things, like not have a car, you need public transportation. there is terrible suffering. defense contractors made a bundle in afghanistan, jesus. what some people did in another country, you know? s