maria: yeah.ut, look, on day one in office the president canceled the keystone pipeline, he canceled any drilling on federal land. i mean, that was the beginning of serving prices higher and inflation started at 1.4% when the president took office. look, policy when it's bad, it results in bad outcomes. >> right. maria: i want to get your take on the tragic shootings this week in texas. our hearts go out to the 19 families. but it quickly turned political. democrats are demanding stricter gun laws in the face of 19 children dead. here's texas governor greg abbott firing back. watch this. >> let's talk about some real facts. there are, quote, real gun laws in chicago. there are, quote, real gun laws in new york. i hate to say this, but there are more people who were shot every weekend in chicago than there are in schools in texas. maria: so, senator, what about that? and during that press conference that governor abbott gave, you had beto o'rourke running over there and losing it, blaming governor

maria.aria: yeah. i mean, we're all trying to understand whether or not we are in fact in a resesmtion nancy, the president -- recession. nancy, the president was asked about a recession this morning in asia. listen to how he took the question. watch. >> americans are dealing with record high inflation. the fed has raised interest rates to try to address those issues. and they're also justen nor us y high gas prices. given the cross current of the world right now, the war in ukraine, the china lockdowns that we've seen, should americans be prepared for a recession? in your view, is a recession in the united states inevitable? >> no. we have problems that the rest of the world has but less consequential than the rest of the worlds has them because of our internal growth and strength. maria: nancy tengler, jump in here. that's the president's response. we're going to get the gdp out on thursday. we are expecting a contraction. if we get two quarters of a contraction we will learn we are in fac

maria: yeah.nd they were very clear that we're going to have 50 basis point hike in june, july, and then there was a debate. some of them said yes, september as well. others said at the federal reserve, we want to see where inflation is when september comes around but mark tepper, jump in here. we're waiting for the gdp out this morning and the gdp is expected to show a contraction of 1.3%. this is the second revision of the gdp. the second reading, rather. the first one was the first revision. this is the second reading. we're looking at a contraction. we'll get personal income and spending out tomorrow morning. your thoughts on what you heard from the fed, mark. >> maria, there's absolutely no question about it. look, growth is slowing. inflation's eating away at consumers and businesses and i want to ask peter a question. the question is this. the story end of last year and kind of leading through the beginning of this year was all about yields were going up and, therefore, growth stocks and te

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those are some of your headlines, maria. maria: big move. home shares yesterday, wow, plummeting. a huge decline down 16.6% from the month of march. it was the lowest level since april of 2020 but the estimate, the estimate was expected to be down 1 and a half percent. down 16.1%. joining ross perot, jr. thank you very much for being here this morning. we are looking ahead to the mortgage applications out. it's out in about 30 minute's time. how do you see this playing out? is this creating demand destruction where homebuyers are looking at these rates, looking at the prices of homes and walking away? >> maria, it all depends on the market. interest rates going up makes sales for expensive and you have such a waiting list for homebuyers that in texas the buyers are basically working through their waiting list, the builders are working through the waiting list and you are still getting home solds and it's going to sold out and you have inflation of the home plus the interest rate of the home and that's a headwind and it will slow down. maria:

maria, back to you. maria: all right, cheryl. the market was higher just before the number came out, as if people were expecting a very strong number from home depot, that is what we got 4 1/2% right now on the stock, that sent dow industrials higher then a before number up 517 points on dow industrials wp home depot a grou component waiting walmart walmart will be out this morning, 7:00 a.m., we are standing by for the april retail sales number due out 8:30 a.m. eastern, all of this is real critical, in the face of 40-year high inflation, the question remain: is high inflation cutting into consumers willingness or ability to spend doesn't a appear from home depot. >> joining me mark avalon joining the conversation payne capital management president ryan payne "new york post" beyond reasonable doubt kelly jane torrance thank you for being here mark kicking things off what you a strong home depot report this morning what do you take convey from this number would you be buying this 500-point rally here? >> good morning, everybody.

maria: yeah. i wonder how you see that, andy, because i wonder what the implication cans are of a mild recession or a recession. already we've seen a wave of layoffs starting. we've got layoffs coming in the tech world, hardest hit by the higher cost of money and, of course, the supply chain issues. housing market seems to be on the fringe with 5% mortgage rates. is that the next move that we see a host of layoffs coming? >> jerome powell yesterday said that the increasing interest rates slowing the economy was going to be associated with pain, and it will be associated with pain. it'll be pain for the middle and working class americans that are juicing demand right now. he wants to punish hem and bring that demand down. and it's going to hurt small businesses across the country which are still trying to recover from the if pandemic. we haven't seen these businesses recover. a lot went under. the ones that survived are viking to find employees, they're really trying hard to meet commodity cost inc

maria: all right.aise rates to stomp down inflation, but his phrase bothers me, a softish, softish landing. what is he talking about? is it soft or not soft? >> you know, honestly, maria, i don't think he knows what he's talking about. this is economic lunacy. to every point that mark just made, the fact of the matter is there's too much money sloshing around in the system chasing too few goods. the government has got to fix the supply problem, and powell has got to convince us he actually knows what he's talking about. he's going to go down potentially as bob uecker, not ang aaron when -- hank aaron when he need a home run hit. maria: do you want to raise cash? take it to the sidelines or what? >> no, not necessarily. what i want to do is be extremely selective in the bets i pick. i'm putting a little more cappal to work, but i'm putting it to work very, very selectively in medicine, big tech, some of the companies i know are going to be there 5, 10 years out. i'm holding my nose, but i'm looking at t

maria: stay right there "mornings with maria" begins right now. . maria: good tuesday morning.e button on the east coast, today, the hits keep coming, stocks selling off can i this morning extending what has been 8 straight week of declines for the dow industrials, seven straight weeks decline s&p 500 down 204 points dow industrials, s&p 500, lower by 42 look at the nasdaq, growth taking a hit again down 202 right now better than 1% lower on nasdaq, this after a rally yesterday in fact, all three major indices up 1 1/2% on average dow industrials up almost 2% gain 618 points by the close nasdaq up 180 s&p higher by 72, 2 rally led by major banks after jpmorgan told jeffers credit losses low consumer is strong as we told you yesterday the and then held investor day, and jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon said expect credit losses to stay low in 2023 because of balance sheet sent jpmorgan stock up 7 1/4% was up 6%, .26 a share, 6% higher that took banks with it this morning look at economy april new home sales data coming out 10 a.m. eastern stay with fox business for those numbers as we w

maria: all right.ys a pleasure. thanks, gentlemen. great word on wall street. much more ahead. headaches for home builders, mortgage rates hitting the highest level since 2009. jeff flock is here with a full report when we come back. a read on the inflation story, our all-star panel reacts to the april consumer price index out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. this is a market mover. don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad, it's a buick. i love that new alexa smell. it's a buick. we need snacks for the team. alexa, take us to the nearest grocery store. getting directions. alexa will get us there in no time. it's a buick. let's be real. don't make me turn this alexa around. oh my. it's painful. the buick enclave, with available alexa built in. ask “alexa, tell me more about buick suvs.” better hearing leads to a better life. the buick enc

maria: yeah.oking at some of your colleagues in ukraine, mitch mcconnell taking a codell, congressional a delegation there. do you think there's more that feel the way that you do? kentucky senator rand paul stopped it last week, you're a no this week, are there others who you think will also vote no? do you think it'll pass? >> i know there are other senators that are thinking very hard about this right now, as i have done. and i think it's going to be up to each one's conscience. we've already committed a great deal of money, and i know people are concerned that money is being well spent, and we should certainly take effort to oversee that carefully. at the same time, we've got to take care of things at home first. maria: this administration has been spending like a sailor, we know that, and that's part of the reason we've got the 40-year high of inflation. when president biden walked into the white house, the cpi, the consumer price index, was at 1.4%. that very index today is 598 -- is at 8. 3

maria: yeah.ook, you go back to what andrew cuomo, former golf -- governor of new york, did by saying no restrictions whatsoever, could happen until, you know, the ninth month. you also heard a similar sentiment this past week from tim ryan in ohio. since we're on the substance issue here, let's stay here because i want you to explain what this draft opinion says. it by no means says that awe abortion will be illegal up until a certain point, right? it's up to the states, is what this draft opinion is suggesting. talk about that, because i want to get into other issues, and that is including the bullying and who leaked this to begin with. but first, stay on the substance of this right now. >> well, sure. the draft opinion, we don't know what the final opinion will be, but the draft opinion was written by justice sam alito, and a masterful opinion. it is careful, it is scholarly, it is historical. it walks through how for the first 185 years of our nation's history the question of abortion was deci

i'm maria bartiromo.ay, hysteria in the streets as pro-abortion activists protest the outside of our churches and the homes of supreme court justices on this mother's day. trigger by the so-called leaders of the country who riled up the extremists the spew hate at one another. >> those republican leaders who are trying to weaponize the use of the law against women. maria: -- >> but we say, how dare they! how dare the they tell a woman who she can do and not do with her own body. >> we have reached the culmination of what republicans have been fighting for for decades now, and we are going to fight back! maria: oh, the anger. coming up, texas congressman ted cruz along with former hud secretary dr. ben carson on the efforts to divide and conquer america. plus, the hypocrisy of it all, joe biden promised the adult in the room were coming back to bring unity. one year in. >> on this january day, my whole soul is in this, bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our nation. this maga crowd is re

maria: yeah.is leads to a lot of questions that we've had; is joe biden compromised because of hunter biden's business dealings with communist china. maria: yeah. and we have right here joe and jill biden's federal tax returns versus the government ethics filings. we want you to walk us through what is most important for us to take note of in terms of joe bide with. 's tax returns. he's -- biden's tax returns. he's got a total income of $16 is million, an ethics filing of $9.6 million. what can you tell us? >> well, i can tell you that if you factor in jill biden's potential income, that there's still going to be a $5.2 million discrepancy in what joe biden reported on his federal tax the income and what joe biden actually reported on his financial disclosure form. now, this is very serious. if you're in the executive branch, at any level -- especially president or vice president -- and you don't disclose income. we've got a $5.2 million discrepancy here that would lead one to believe joe biden ma

maria: yeah.e've got this graphic that we with just showed, the inflation timeline. inflation was at 1.4% when joe biden walked into the oval a office and on day one killed the keystone pipeline. obviously, that was one of the most important impacts to the inflation rate, all the way up to 8.3% which was the last reading just last month. senator, i want to ask you about your background in foreign policy and, of course, it is extensive. i love the fact that you graduated from law school and left and went into the military after 9/11. 9/11 impacted you so much that you joined the military, became an infantry officer, did tours in iraq and in afghanistan, and that's why i'm looking forward to the book in november. talk to us about your decision to vote for the ukraine package and the rest -- the threats that we face today the away from china. there's been a lot of debate, some of your colleagues in the senate, rand paul among them, said we should not be spending all of this money when we have inflati

maria: next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. maria: good tuesday morning.it is tuesday, may 31, finalizing day of the month, your top stories right now 8:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. president biden taking on high inflation, the president expected to meet with federal reserve chairman jay powell today the first such meeting since paul are those renominated a second term joe biden out with "the wall street journal" op-ed this morning, he claims the economy is quote in the most robust recovery in history. no mention of the democrats spending over the last year, stoking highest inflation in 40 years, of course, economic contraction in the first quarter. markets this morning, are indicating a decline start of trading this morning, aig headed that have meeting, also ahead of emicoat tatt t we wiri bri b home pcesri fama dinatga onutn 90:0 m. m.r 10.e.m consumeonr idenor be town dowor f aecdon n a iroow stshtow nown dn00 s& dowp pp ndaq 11 a a1/thernono sps covere whery wry weet g jo' 'vgote peci s cov ser c all-has-eck s-we is-we is-if if thehe jsss

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maria: yeah. mean, look, you make the point that everyone's debating this morning. was the fed too optimistic, was the fed over-optimistic that this experiment of raising rates considerably and selling of off its $9 trillion balance sheet is not going to take us into recession. here's jay powell yesterday on the economy. watch this. >> it's a strong economy. and nothing about it suggests that it's close to or vulnerable to a recession. now, of course given events around the world and fading fiscal policy effects and higher rates, you could see some slower economic activity. i think we have a good chance to restore price stability without a recession, without a severe downturn and without materially higher unemployment. i see a strong economy now. i see a very strong labor market. maria: ted, you think he's being too optimistic? >> you know, maria, i do. i mean, if you look at housing starting to slow down now, if you look at the ism numbers in the last week, inventory's going up, orders slowing do

i'm not impressed, maria. maria: mitch.cket that says let's fix the ridiculous bail reform laws? something that says protect our streets and certainly there are deaths and tragedies due to guns but what about innocent people who are pushed onto train tracks, what about people who get stabbed in times square? we have a lack of law and order problem in the city and and i think it's a bigger issue than just guns. let's refund the police. maria: elon musk attending gala with his mother. the next hour of mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: good tuesday morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo coming to you this week from los angeles and the 25th annual milton institute global conference with thousands of investors and leaders from across the world are meeting here this wick to hash out issues of the day, policy and digitization of our world. the meeting kicked off with 40-year high inflation and the expectation of interest rates going much higher as we are expecting the fed to raise r

maria: "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: your morning mover this morning is crypto, seeing volatile week going down, alockg with all other growth sectors of this economy this morning. crypto is at 31,328, the price of bitcoin has plunged over 50% from its november high. briefly dipping below $30,000 for the first time since july of last year. yesterday ethereum dropped nearly 10% from sunday night into monday. cryptos inching higher after what has been a volatile year and certainly a tough week. next up, check out shares of amc, they are up nearly 5% in the premarket. the movie theater chain company reporting first quarter sales five times higher than last year. the ceo said the results were the strongest in two years, ending the first quarter with $1.3 billion in available liquidity. amc up almost 4% right now. after yesterday's selloff, futures are bouncing this morning. the s&p 500 closed below 4,000 for the first time since march of 2021. it's back up a fraction, 32 points higher at 4,019. dow industrials and s&p 500 also higher this morning. joining me right now is lan

maria: okay.ded to polls tomorrow amazing virtual three way ty between dr. mehmet oz kathy barnette, mccormick. >> a great person, i have two decades of experience with him, he will do the right thing, for america, so, that is why we need to elect them a great person has got one of the sharpest men i know, and we need people like him, senate race is more important than it has ever been we have to reverse the course of of america today mehmet oz is somebody we need to send up there. >> i know president trump supporting dr. oz, you think he is going to be best candidate to take on democrat come november. >> he is. he has been one that will stand up for our country, and stand up for right policies, and a great person. and he will get the job done we need to get him in congress. >> all right harold great to get your take on all of that thanks very much for being here this morning harold we appreciate it harold hamm joining us continental resources thank you, sir. quick break, then, put on hold, elon m

maria: how?at hunter biden's laptop was fake, trump colluding with rush was real. but getting away with it i have had umpteen congressman lawmakers on this program, on "sunday morning futures" saying this is not constitutional, ron johnson said shut it down right now yet making -- they're making plans. >> shows how aggressive this administration is, about what kind of warp speedy they will go into to spruf people's speech because they know, the playbook is clear you label stuff you don't like, disinformation, use -- partners look what happens with hunter biden laptop story we know all that stuff is true now we know originals of covid wuhan lab leak was -- a automatically against xhooument china for that labeling all that disinformation, fauci, the ineffectiveness of masks calling that out taking you down, we can't let this stand in this country. this is a country founded on fundamental belief first amendment people can speak minds truth to power we believe beating heart of this constitution you h

maria: yeah.nsumer have to face off inflation which is cutting into wages and, obviously, the demand story. mike, let me get your take on this new bloomberg economics report which is predicting that u.s. is outpacing china's growth for the first time since 1976 despite the u.s. economy contracting in the first quart. gdp growth for this year will hit 2.8% while china will slow to 2%, probably because of all this covid lockdown news out of china. your thoughts. do you think we will return to growth by year end? >> good morning, maria. i think we'll have growth here in the u.s. i'm hoping that we do. but, you know, it's kind of a sign of the times, maria, that we're say aing, hey, things -- you talk about retail sales, prices at the pump here in the united states. the consumer is not happy, they're not doing as well as they should be, and we're talking about needing china. you know, that isn't what we should be focused on. china literally shut down their biggest cities over the last few months, and

maria: okay. good to see you. thanks very much. >> thank you, maria.: we are going to take a short break a lot coming up we are just getting started coming up the trial of former clinton lawyer michael sussmann, damn evidence puts the temperature right there. disinformation board paused shut down reaction from rornl williams kentucky congressman james comer, elon musk making a party shift says democrats have lost him over failed policies, very latest coming up don't miss a moment you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. (♪ ♪) (♪ ♪) since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in chi

maria. maria: all right, lauren., meanwhile, missouri and louisiana attorneys general are suing president biden, jen psaki and dr. anthony fauci among other top officials. they are a. alleging collusion withsocial mh the hunter biden laptop story and wuhan lab leak theory under the guise of combating misinformation. joining me right now to talk more about that as well as his new book, american cornerstone institute and former housing and urban development secretary, dr. carson. it's always pleasure to see you. thank you for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me, maria. maria: what are your thoughts on all of this? so much to discuss with you in terms of policy but also this movement to squash free speech. a new disinformation board and the democrats and this white house seem to be trying to blame republicans for disinformation. meanwhile, the disinformation has been coming from their side now for several years counting. >> well, i think they are assuming that things are as they always have been and that is

i think the scc has more work tw do as well, maria. maria: wow, what a story.kash at an job on this thanks very much. kash patel joining us this morning a real truth teller. thank you sir. quick break and then ukraine may be a war zone. roger marshall said the southern border feels like one. he is there at the southern border ahead of biden's target day to lift title 42 tamara preble joe biden blow up a federal judge's order? what about all of those people who were already in route to the u.s.? kansas under roger marshall isou certified turbocharger, suspension and fuel injection. translation: certified goosebumps. certified from headlamp to tailpipe. that's certified head turns. and it's all backed by our unlimited mileage warranty. that means unlimited peace of mind. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. translation: the mercedes of your dreams is closer than you think. ♪ ♪ >> while of course we are preparing for the end of title 42 based on the centers for disease control and prevention decision that it will end onil . that does not mean that the border is open

i am maria bartiromo.ne of the biggest stories of the week, the fallout from elon musk to acquire twitter now senate democrats reportedly considering hauling musk into testify about his plans for the company. while conservatives have sadly discovered thousands of new followers on twitter. what is up with that? is here to help us sort it out. plus a surprise decline in first-quarter economic growth. we are looking at a contraction in the first quarter. fueling fears of recession. amassing bank of american chair and ceo and david if they are sounding the alarm as well. the biden administration still pushing for a nuclear deal with iran, despite confirming a real and ongoing threat from iran's revolutionary guard against past and present officials. including former separatist state mike pompeo the secretary will be joining us coming up. but first senate democrats are desperate to get elon musk on the hot seat after's buyout of twitter. ed markey said they have to understand the censorship or lack there of con

i think the scc has more work tw do as well, maria. maria: wow, what a story. from day one kash at an job on this thanks very much. kash patel joining us this morning a real truth teller. thank you sir. quick break and then ukraine may be a war zone. roger marshall said the southern border feels like one. he is there at the southern border ahead of biden's target day to lift title 42 tamara preble joe biden blow up a federal judge's order? what about all of those people who were already in route to the u.s.? kansas under roger marshall isou here that inside look at the southern border. we'll be right back. stressed, dry and sandpaper. luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops for instant moisture. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue [♪♪] if you have diabetes, and no preservatives. it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle hea

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and i begged him, "bring maria up here. bring maria." and somehow they got maria up there.y told me i couldn't get into the graduation because i wasn't graduating. so i was fine with that, because i was doing time in a corrupt jail. there was no way i was not going to get into that graduation and meet maria. so i got in and maria spoke. and when she took the podium, i just felt that every word that she was -- every word that was coming out her mouth, i felt like she was talking directly to me. and even though it was an auditorium filled with people graduating, i just felt like her message was for me. so when she was done speaking, i went up to her and i told her, "i'm serving life. what can i do?" and maria just looked at me and said, "you could be my source. you could be the voice for the voiceless." and those simple words changed my life, "the voice for the voiceless." and at the moment, i didn't understand what it meant but then it dawned on me, like, all my life've been told i was mentally retarded, i had an iq of 56, that i would never amount to nothing. and here is a

i just believe in the stuff, maria. i can utilize to get this out there and push back against the nonsense again i've been on the receiving end of the stuff or five years. ptimagine it was the don junior laptop from hell. imagine the password we saw was don junior's password that we saw yesterday. these things i would not be treated the same way. so while i am a business guy i believe the stuff i want to leave my kids a country they can even recognize. and we have got to push back. but what is awesome guys like myself, we are seeing the pendulum correct. we are seeing people wake up to it and that is what i'm in this for. if i'm popular it'se only becaue people are asked like that guy's action t going to fight for me. he is going to stand up, he's not going to get beaten down by the establishment is not going to get put in his place is going to say what needs tond be said d do what needs to be done to make sure that america remains eight fashion of freedom and liberty in the world. is the greatest country in the world.

with maria.elates to impeaching joe biden. >> president biden has had two very, very clear impeachable offenses against the american people. number one the debacle in afghanistan he literally said will never leave americans behind and he did. number two is a handling of our southern border. look, this is biden's war on america. maria: are you going to move to impeach joe biden should you get the majority in november? >> well, maria first things first of got to win the majority. we have toca continue to take or message to they american people. talk about theby crazy thing sourcing done by the biden administration. they'll be a decision i think what's happening on the border is as wrong as it gets. do you think the way the exit from afghanistan was the most ridiculous thing we have seen. i do think that will have to be nta decision made by the congreb really think should be considered in that category too. look, this guy is said the border secure umpteen times a week all know it's not the case rees

maria: happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week it does help to for the week ahead. pain at the pump gasoline prices surging to new record highs. the biden administration is not looking to get oil from venezuela and its dictator rather than u.s. drillers, former energy secretary texas governor rick perry is here. your 401(k) the doubt mark ann's losing streak in 90 years, mark matson on how low stocks can go. texas congressman on how his border district is preparing for a potential flood of thousands more migrants. but first, gasoline prices continue to climb with j.p. morgan now warning will see an average of over $6 a gallon by the end of the summer. americans are now spending $5000 a household, a year on gasoline for the administration looking to make a deal with venezuela to tap venezuela's oil oil supply instead of ours here in the u.s. here's reaction from florida senator marco rubio. >> officer they sympathize with these people for they hated the sanctions and they just thought o

maria feodorovna?s you who is carrying the grand duchess maria feodorovna. filka carries your majesty, she left, left for gatchina here is the record your majesty ordered. the abbot of the vvedensky convent left your majesty. it is necessary to return princess marie fedornov so that you do not become in the palace. what is happening in your monasteries your majesty the vvedensky monks refuse to extradite maria feodorovna, whom they sheltered in their cloister, or will you order the guardsmen to take the monasteries by attack, the abbess of the monastery told me that maria fedova asked for asylum, where else can the persecuted seek salvation? i do not need to look for the example of the empress. nogo a ahead of new challenges and gravity will add to you. so do not give in to the passions of your temper, refuse to captivate your son's daughter-in-law. and it will become easier for you and everyone will be happy. your majesty stop your majesty and understand what burden is preventing you. write sins. and

maria: is there anywhere to hide right now? one space to be in we've seen gains year to date. broadly speaking were talking at a macro story that is deteriorating. got a contractual ready gdp contracting the first quarter. a lot of worry about recession. do you expect recession? we certainly saw some retailers trait is if we are in it right now this week. >> you have the big three you have investors looking at the war in ukraine. you have inflation ticking in at 8%. we have had two negative quarters, or going to have another negative quarter that would put us in an official recession? i think chances are high for that. i also want to warn investors just because these things look disastrous they are very detrimental that many americans and globally all of that's already factored into the prices of stocks. stocks are forward-looking the market is forward looking pretty it's only going to be the unknowable and unpredictable things that are changing prices going forward. so what is an investor to do about it? number one high qualit