margie: i think it's a short-term reaction.f you look at last year, mid o year we had the nasdaq go off the cliff. what we have had since the beginning of the year is the reverse of that. nasdaq has charged a head. that's just a short-term reaction. a little bit of oversold, overbought rather than looking at fundamentals. the market is looking at the fed rather than the outlook for earnings growth which looks pretty modest. dani: the bigger macro data, we have retail sales coming in strong. to set tell you anything that perhaps corporatists will be better off? margie: it tells you that the economy is in good shape. the government spending pumped in trillions of dollars over the past few years because of covid. there is strength and liquidity in the economy. the economy will not be all that sensitive to modest rises from here in the effect of these interest rates will have an effect. alix: what do you buy in that environment? i know you'll want the dividend in high pairs and quality companies, how do you figure that out? margie:

margie: 40 investor to get a high-yield 6.5% to 8% is pretty good. but i think equities will do that well and better over the next couple of years. jonathan: margaret patel there of allspring global investment. doesn't think this fed is very -- -- think that as well. "big slowdown in consumer demand might be needed for inflation to return to 2%. this will likely lead to a recession because the nonconsumer sectors of the economy are relook soft." lisa: a lot of people are getting out what a 6% fixed envision which could look like. we don't know what is required to bring inflation down. you were right to point out these long variable lags is not cutting it. jonathan: 6.5% at the federal reserve 4% at the ecb sounds even more foreign. from -50 basis points, we are not talking 4%. tom: i don't think they have the underlying nominal gdp to withstand that shock. i would love to be proven wrong. what i will focus on is this idea of disinflation, the dynamics on the screen and the one vector not giving way is the real yield, the 10 year yield has crept up fo

margie from chester has been on i'm from jessica stuff margie says disgusted with margie says i'm disgustedpounds of to spend thousands of pounds of taxpayer's money as if it was their cease to their own. they never cease to amaze with that cheek. who amaze me with that cheek. who gives permission to spend gives them permission to spend this money? just a bit of this money? just a little bit of a this. a qualification to all this. i get your anger and righteous about margie . it is about all of this, margie. it is about all of this, margie. it is a lot of the time it's the civil service. they've basically got these cars. this designed to supposedly spending. these cars. this designed to suprunfortunately, spending. these cars. this designed to suprunfortunately, thatspending. these cars. this designed to suprunfortunately, that spending and unfortunately, that spending has some has gone bit too far. some people would time one more. people would say time one more. james i work my local james says, i work my local government. we're not even allowed a water drinks allowed a cold water drinks f

. >> reporter: margie smith's antique store just got broken into sunday night. thief smashed through the front door and made off with the cash register, but despite the concerns, many who live here say there's nowhere else they would rather be. >> it's a diamond in the rough. it is. you've got the bay over here, the ferries. >> vallejo is very chill. i like the culture. >> it has its issues, but i'm not going to complain. i'm grateful to be here. >> reporter: jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> they've got beautiful views there. >>> a live look for you. another beautiful view in san jose this morning. the city officially welcoming its new mayor today. matt mahan has technically been in office for a movement he was sworn in on december 29th in a private ceremony. tonight's event at the center for performing arts is a public celebration. mahan will deliver his inaugural address, followed by performances from local offices. mahan beat out cindy chavez in a close race. >>> it is certainly a rough time for dogs and cats in animal shelters. the san francisco spca sa

probably in the problem is a decreasing interest in racing. sub margie. it's popularity is limited to be either called our people prefer watch soccer or basketball, or not sushi lunch food, mild caution. but what about the need for speed? oh test drive time. which means taking veterans jetta back out on to the track on an old air field. mm. smooth with the official moral front tongue driving conditions as ever as the sun goes dive ah . in most cases we do the start, isn't that important that you know, as it's mostly uphill at 1st at scale, great use of it. you know, that you sort of start is rarely good and tends to be a bit, you know, weaker to go. but on the straights you make up the time you lost at the start lobby . oh so it's not that crucial really was actually in a vanish. this is will be less that will ask for the jettas performance. ah, the car is what it is. the track is terrible. the surface is no good. he's dying of the moment, but we've been able to do a few laps to show you the car and that magic feeling. ultimately, the jetta defies the ter

if the problem is a decreasing interest in racing, margie, it's popularity is limited, and i called our people prefer watch soccer or basketball, or not sushi lunch would mile caution. but wash about the need for speed. oh test drive type. which means taking veterans jetta back out onto the track on an old airfield. mm. smoother. with the official moral front. hum, driving conditions as ever. as the sun goes dive ah . in most cases we do the start, isn't that important that you know, as it's mostly uphill at 1st great use of it, you know, of actually sort of start is rarely good and tends to be a bit, you know, weaker to go. but on the straights you make up the time you lost at the start lobby . oh so it's not that crucial really was actually in a village. this is will be as well as for the jettas performance. ah, the car is what it is. the track is terrible. the surface is no good. he's dying the moment, but we've been able to do a few laps to show you the car and that magic feeling. ultimately, the jetta defies the terrain to deliver. the matching and veteran is proud of his sipped up

we heard from margie contributor rachel mars in about why she thinks the festivals organizers backed out of the previous arrangement. so zaleski has been crashing the velvet rope at various other major entertainment events via pre tape speeches. most recently i last weekend grammy awards were here, musicians to speak out in supportive keep because as everyone knows, hollywood is full of highly informed people, with absolutely no opinions who need to be private, very aggressively to speak their minds. there is talk of the san ramon festival organizers, perhaps letting zalinski speak on the final night saturday night. but they've been faced with some blow back from prominent italian political figures. they are more confused go there, will she really? i love italian songs. zalinski. i don't know how he sings. i have other preferences . if i have time to watch, right? you know, it will be to listen to songs, not to listen to anything else as a private citizen who pays his license fee. however, i would prefer that it didn't go ahead, i feel that on zalinski side, there is a desire for vis

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child, hung up with another child, might have stayed in the car, crying and not hidden in the forest. margie, she is brave and strong and obviously she saved herself and even organized help for me. walk. my husband could have lost consciousness and not been able to open the window walk near, creaking. she could have stayed in the car will if it doesn't bear thinking about you ah, for a long time, alyssa didn't know what had happened to her father. nearly every mere food at 1st alissa couldn't stay asleep. she'd wake up in the night crying and asking for her daddy when she wanted to know why he wasn't with us all good. she wanted to go to him and have a cuddle. popping you too. when we went to school, she'd keep looking back to see if any one was following us, nor thought you clueless. and i mean, you won't stay on newcomb if you're looking for a whole month. i couldn't tell her you won't go. i just couldn't bring myself to do it. on the gorilla, alyssa kept asking, why isn't daddy coming to germany for treatment as well? nagondo versus you. why don't we call him just to y'all? i think she kn

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reason why pes would have to collapse if inflation is trending better and price pressure is getting margissee them expand a little bit maybe not back to 22 times, but between where we are and that point. that's how i would look at it. >> again, not many people are going to come on for multiples expanding in this environment. let me give you one more from kang, one of our viewers, who said the market ignored the fed in 2022 and got smacked. why would they do it again maybe we are taking rates over 5% by the end oh of the year if that plays out, how do you feel about stocks in the meantime >> our base case is built in with fed funds somewhere around 5.25%, which would be a couple more 25 basis point hikes. i think we have to put it in perspective again. i'm not a raging bull here i just think we could see upside after a 25% correction last year you know, people again, they jump the worst case. i hear comments like, oh, my god. this is unprecedented what the fed has done and yeah, you know, we have gone from zero to 5ish in fed funds, but what was unprecedented was zero we're only going back

i talked to my folks, i told them i dropped dead add school and my father said to my mother, see, margietold you we shouldn't have had him. >> welcome back kotter it's in my bones, dna, that slow, sexy, welcome back. >> the dreams were your tickets out, welcome back. to that same old place that you laughed about. >> what an honor, in my class. all four marks brothers, rocco, stupid ordinary care, jerk o'and dumb o. >> they brought a collection of guys with a special relationship with their teacher, they were brother and friends. >> up your nose, we do have a hose. >> barber ino was set up to be the sex symbol. >> vinny, damn. >> washington is the basketball player cool guy. >> hi there. >> epstein is the tough guy. >> watching a fight i ain't in makes me nervous >> horse shack is the nerds. >> do you mean that means the cattle of a dying. >> welcome back koh, ter premiered, we were a hit. >> and certainly abc attracted this audience so under served by primetime tv, the kids, teens, young people, there's room nor them for a new kind of show. >> and that is the tale of the fonz. >> hey. >>

you had margie taylor greene when she ran for office, posing with a gun and -- with pictures of the squad, ilhan omar, aoc and rashida tlaib, two of those people happen to be muslim women, interesting, i wonder what that's about? >> -- one thing i do want to point out, because we have not talked about, it kevin mccarthy has the ability to unilaterally take people off the committees, including the intelligence. we are not talking about schiff and swalwell -- we're talking about omar because she's the only person on a standing standing committee they are removing. but he already did this to adam schiff and eric swalwell with the discreet reason to do that. he promised to do that or elise alluded to an intention to do that back on the four debate in 2021. in a lot of ways, this is coming home to roost. >> we have to remember, this is all catering to the far-right in the republican party. there are many republicans uncomfortable with this, so this is something that the far-right, who he had to basically make all these concessions to become the leader, he's trying to keep them happy. >> speake

with margie the ignorance of marjorie taylor greene's comments shows it, last i checked, georgia is trendingse of how stupid of a comment can you make? it's not just a call for civil war, it's when you wrap it in her declaration that she is a christian white nationalist, we need to be a nation of white nationalism. that's when you get to the real danger, the liberal democracy. a trampled on freedoms and the other freedoms that the united states had previously protected. the unnecessary ethnics comes back in when you see her elevated by kevin mccarthy and given equity among her republican colleagues, like this is a valid and legitimate voice in the house. which is a lot of dangerous questions for where we are. >> stupid is, as stupid it does. is that what forrest gump says? thank you to the political panel. david jolly and fernand ahmadi, more importantly, my friends, thank you for being here with me. coming up. those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it. now, 140 years after the united states government banned chinese immigration in a racist panic. texas wants to ban chinese citize

i think the words of margie taylor mcdill mike marjorie taylor greene i found offensive and deeply disturbing-fashioned guy when it comes to politics. the way you defeat someone in politics as you defeat them at the election. and... you do something that violates the standards of the house, if you get indicted you cannot serve on a committee and not imperil or in question but this sense, i don't understand and i hope at some point that an adult-like behavior comes back. because democrats win the majority in 2024 or 2026, they will win it again. we will have the same kind of thing happen probably. and i just hope and pray that adults in adult behavior emerges again. >> martha: what do you say to that? is there a point that i totally disagree with omar and i think she should be basically being canceled for anti-semitic remarks. that is what is happening here. >> judge jeanine: let's be clear on this, the democrats did it. i think the criticism should come the democrats did it. because we told them they are establishing president. you establish presidents, what is good for the goose is good for

ah, ah, i marianne no, margie just a quick look at the main story the following. now, united states has made its most serious condemnation, yet of russia's invasion of ukraine, accusing moscow of crimes against humanity. us vice president cumberland harris made the comments at the munich security conference, demanding justice, be served. the rest, already accused rusher of war crimes, but to crimes against humanity. a more serious on the international law. the united states has formerly determined that russia has committed crimes against humanity. you're going 4 minutes to also to stage that. i mean, to reaffirm that call for more military support, ammunition artillery in tanks, in the eastern city of boxes, say they are still waiting for the promised weapons to arrive. they say they needed for a plan counter attack, which is currently on the front line and surrounded by russian troops. the european commission president of on the line spoke 12 is there earlier, and she says that you is scaling up production to support ukraine's military demands. we are convening t

and also the chairing of children, margy willis, and everything is being met at the moment on the we can so take, you have a shower. i think that saw me. there are only problem at the moment. we are all very sad earned. this is all i can say at the moment. all right, thank you very much, dr. to get a good a. oh, as you can see, it's getting a little busy around here. so nick, i think i'm going to hand it back to you in the studio. or something thanks that a update the from the tunnel a danny in turkey. the un estimates up to 5300000 people in syria may be homeless after the devastating earthquakes, the syrian government says it will allow a deliveries to rebel held. there is outside of its control is called for the lifting of western sanctions to allow access to humanitarian assistance as my who it well now reports this is ground 0 in the city of javelin, in syrian lakia district. the government is in control here, but it's meas of intervention. after monday's earthquake seem as limited as those of the rebels. thousands of deaths have been reported in government held territories that

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hello john, around for margie here. the unionists say they want to be treated the same and it's, it's to both later. they want to be treated the same as any other part of the u. k . however, northern ireland is the only part of the u. k, the chairs, a land border with the e. u. so the will have to be some differences from north america compared to the rest of the u. k. to you believe the unionist will accept different treatment and can you point to how for instance european court of justice will have jurisdiction in northern and what you're going to take that 1st out. i'll just actually just echo what i just said. john, actually about the yes, of course, politics matters and parties in northern ireland even as communities will want to take the time to consider what we've announced today digest the detail and we should give them the time in the space to do that. but if you focus on people and families on communities on businesses, i think people will see that the framework we've agreed today to live is significant improv

. >> going to write down new forecast margie we will see that time. i will say it is gratifying to see this inflationary process underway and we continue to its long labor market. but we will update those forecasts in march. >> you and some of your colleagues emphasized possibly the job openings coming down would let the air out of the labor market and we saw the opposite end in a december jewel, jobs rising that also coincided with openings, do you believe openings are an important indicator into the labor market ? >> you're right about the data of course. we have seen average hourly earnings and the cost index of eating a little bit. still off of their eyes of months ago or more but still levels are fairly elevated. the job openings number has been quite volatile recently. i did see it moved back up this morning. i do think that it's probably an important indicator that the ratio i guess is back up to 1.9, job openings to unemployed people. so it's an indicator but nonetheless we do see wages moving down. if you look across the rest of the labor mar

margie. caller: we do not have the money to be in ukraine. we are $33 trillion in debt.here do we, with the money to fight ukraine? we have no obligation. ukraine has moment, russia, they are in the crosshairs of russia and then in the sears. why weren't they saving up money for arms and stuff? why are we supporting them that they could have supported themselves? anyways, we do not have the money. that is all i have to say. host: the president spending a little over five hours in kyiv, ukraine. taking a stop to president zelenskyy. you can see from the video that has been provided talking about a variety of issues when it comes to the conflicts between ukraine and russia, also the president laid a today talking about u.s. support and financial support, more support to come when it comes to the effort of the ukrainians to fight against russia. you can comment on the phone lines. you can text as, (202) 748-8003. our facebook page. i'm her twitter feed, at c-span wj -- our twitter feed is spent at wj. -- twitter feed at c-span. wj. caller: i wanted to remind ready that ukra

and margy you appeared his new graffiti, as always sharply social called make-up for valentine's daynd with a swollen eye. she smiles as she has already taken revenge on her husband, his painted legs stick out from infusion. in the refrigerator, which someone threw at the buildings, which is the same refrigerator that became part of the installation, the local authorities asked to be affectionately removed before that it was not a matter of the freezer. and suddenly they took it away. yeah, but only graffiti, like domestic violence problems, have not disappeared anywhere. yes, but then they will dismantle the building, as it often happens, it remains, while the acute problem of unsuccessful classical operations is characteristic, that it is not uncommon for the grief of doctors not to bear any punishment for their work . oksana serova in more detail. well, how much do i they planned to remove it and how much was removed according to the facts, and that’s why anastasia’s eyes stopped completely closing after the operation, but the girl only wanted to slightly correct the upper eyelid,