then at 9:00, arizona democratic senator mark kelly faces republican blake masters and libertarian mark victor in the first and only debate in that race before the mid-term elections. you'll also find our campaign coverage streaming live on the c-span now video app. or online at c-span.org. "washi" continues. host: joining us now is ronald hansen who is a national news reporter to talk about the arizona senate debate. thanks for joining us. guest: nice to be with you. host: set the stage as far as tonight's debate and relate it to larger issues in this rate for arizona's senate seat. guest: this is arizona having a senate race and we've been doing it since 2016 stop this is to complete the final -- to start a new term in 2020. he is facing a first-time candidate the republicans in this race has been about masters trying to make the sick as -- a case against mark kelly not being the independent he claims to be. mark kelly is trying to make the case that he promised to be an independent voice for arizona. host: as far as the race itself, where to the two stand? >> at this point, mark kell

that's when i heard for mark kelly. we may be from different political parties but it doesn't matter for mark. for him, we are on team arizona. mark secured critical funding to help savor small businesses. -- save our small businesses. he doesn't look for ways to blame democrats or republicans, he looks for a way forward. i'm for mark kelly and i approve this message. host: the ad featuring a republican endorsement, what the kind of message that senator kelly is trying to send? >> he has capped himself since running four years ago, the idea that he is a centrist, independent that is trying to get good policy outcomes, that is on brand for him to hold up republicans who have seen value in what he is talking about and trying to accomplish in washington. again, it's notable that his seat was once filled by senator john mccain. this is part of what has been a storyline that mark kelly wanted to reinforce. he is reachable from both sides and not beholden to just democrats. obviously, republicans have a different view of his

. ♪ ♪ mark: hello in, i am mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin."have three great guests. senator tom cotton. and marco rubio and mike lee of whom are up for reelection. and as i told you, we have changed our format. up until the election, we will return to the old format after. but we're still doing the long form interviews but before our gifts guests, my statement. what is this election about. this country is not divided because of donald trump, donald trump is not even president of the united states right now. donald trump does not h hold public office right newer, it is not divided because of him, not divided because we're a white supremacist society, we're not, in the divided because right wingers try to over throw the government on january 6. clearly that is a lie. why? let's see why. what do democrats stand for and opponent? let's see if we can do this in away they will understand at new york time, nuclear family, they reject nuclear family, the transgender, movement, attack on women in title ix and on men. attack on the family. that parents

i challenge mark kelly to say that is the problem. host: we will in just a second. mark? mr.elly: boy, he sure sounds like a politician to be. i will answer the question. joe biden won the election. i wish the oath could've lost. we could use somebody up there who produce of the different. but this is an easy one. all people of good faith want a free, fair, accurate open election. and we all want only people who are authorized to vote to actually vote. i have no problems at all with reasonable requirements to vote . you should be able to get an id, they are free. if you cannot get an id, but you -- maybe you should not be voting. that's not a big deal. but i am against unduly burdensome requirements. that are calculated to make it harder for people who should be allowed to vote to actually vote. but all of this is missing the big issue, ted. this is not our problem. our big problem with voting, is that everything is up for a vote today. i do not want anybody telling me how i should use my body, my property, my money, in my time. none of that should be up for a vote and i do n

i challenge mark kelly to say that is the problem. host: we will in just a second. mark? mr. kelly: boy, he sure sounds like a politician to be. i will answer the question. joe biden won the election. i wish the oath could've lost. we could use somebody up there who produce of the different. but this is an easy one. all people of good faith want a free, fair, accurate open election. and we all want only people who are authorized to vote to actually vote. i have no problems at all with reasonable requirements to vote . you should be able to get an id, they are free. if you cannot get an id, but you -- maybe you should not be voting. that's not a big deal. but i am against unduly burdensome requirements. that are calculated to make it harder for people who should be allowed to vote to actually vote. but all of this is missing the big issue, ted. this is not our problem. our big problem with voting, is that everything is up for a vote today. i do not want anybody telling me how i should use my body, my property, my money, in my time. none of that should be up for a vote and i do

marks. i said, girl, no.t relationship, because robert marks is married. >> had a wife. beautiful wife. beautiful kids. >> we knew that he was married, bt never saw the wife. and he didn't wear his wedding ring. >> he wanted to take her out, and she asked him -- she said, aren't you married? >> he has told lyntell washington that he's very unhappy, that he is divorcing his wife, and that he's in love with her and wants to have a life with her. >> he assured her that it's a divorce. they're separated. he did say that there was this two-story house and the wife was upstairs and he was downstairs. >> they do live together, but they live on separate floors. >> he would go to her house. they would cook. her daughter was there. so she knew that it was one of these complicated situations, but she can only go by what he was showing her. she calls. he answers. he's available, so he's not moving like a married man. >> was she in love? >> yes, she was. i think she had her disappointments. and so now finally she gets som

mark? mark: thank you.he point about the swastika was one of putin's tropes about why he had to attack ukraine. that is it for this slice of life in paris. stay with us. >> ecuador enforces som of the strictest antiabortion rules in the world. pro-life groups use all means available. they convince women not to abort. every year nearly 100 women are prosecuted by ending unwanted pregnancy. most of these women who have done prison time for having aborted are reluctant to tell their story. >> [speaking spanish] >> at 80% catholic, including the halls of the justice system, they systematically prosecute women accused of having an abortion. >> reporters plus. on france24.com. ♪ ♪ ■x■x óróxór[r 10/12/22 10/12/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: the idea, i'm not about to, nor is anyone else, prepared to negotiate with russia about them staying in ukraine, keeping any part of ukraine, etc. non-amy: "the washington post" ruling the biden administra

mark victor. in the november elections. the three met for their first and only debate recently. this comes to us as courtesy of arizona pbs and the arizona citizens clean elections commission. >> we begin with lake masters. -- blake masters. >> i am running to be your next senator, because our current senator has messed everything up. our border is in chaos. crime is up. the cost of groceries, everything you need to live keeps going up and up. it wasn't like this two years ago. joe biden took over and in washington, mark kelly backs joe biden every single time. without thinking twice, without thinking of arizona. two years ago, mark kelly stood right there and promised to be independent. but he broke that promise. my wife catherine and i threw up right here in arizona. we are raising our three little boys and we are sick of seeing arizona suffer because mark kelly wants to fit in in d.c. it sent me to the u.s. senate and i will put arizona families first. thank you. host: thank you very much. now

. ♪ mark: thank you for being with us.ussia's vladimir putin has been surveying drills carried out by his nuclear capable forces this wednesday. the exercise, designed to increase the fear level within ukraine's borders over the next possible phase of russian aggression. talks of a so-called dirty bomb and russia's targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure. >> it is a sure force that moscow says is in response to heightened threats. russian troops took part in nuclear drills in various parts of the country, facilitated by russia's defense ministry. a simulation of a real attack as defense minister informed the president. >> under your leadership, a training of managing the armed forces of the russian federation, during which the tasks of a mass nuclear strike by strategic nuclear forces will be worked out in retaliation to a nuclear attack of arrival, is being held, according to the plan of preparation of armed forces. reporter: the icbm was launched by a nuclear submarine in the bering sea. it comes after russia

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mark: interesting stuff. following this then, many canyons, as one might imagine, kind of took two social media to kind of lampoon in many ways those comments. >> we saw this video circulating widely on his slow, twitter, and tiktok following the controversial tweets. in this video, we see users claiming this is a scene filmed during uganda's 60th independence day ceremony, where we see military paratroopers allegedly failed to land. this one falls into the bleachers while another one right there falls into the toilets of the ceremonies, so right here, this video that many claim happened in uganda actually happened in honduras. we found the original video right here from september 16, and this happened in honduras' 201st independence day ceremony. mark: we need to leave it there. thank you very much. most of all, thanks to you for watching because without you, there would not be us as well. more to come "live from paris." >> somalia is facing a dramatic climate emergency and is calling for help. thougho stran

marks.o scold or not, in no case, if it is a well-deserved eight, even if it is below nine and ten, but it is a well-deserved mark for this, which a person has achieved, he has achieved this, therefore, in no case swear marks marks are not allowed. i am like a parent to myself. this is also very difficult. thanks for the professional opinion, but the third round is ahead. do you think you can handle anxiety? timofey , of course, two rounds behind him is already a small step, but towards the fulfillment of a dream. if he has been going to this for a long time since the second grade, he came and said that i would like to go to the game with you too. i say timothy wait a little, that he is already here. his achievements. and if luck also turns its face to us, we will only be happy, well, we wish good luck to all participants and move on to the third round. we follow the sports life of our country, the star team dream team 7.0 has begun preparations for the minsk half marathon 2022, which will b

mark will and keeping an eye on developments for us from washington -- mark: keeping an eye on developments for us from washington, thank you. next, there have been reports of teargas use on demonstrators in khartoum this tuesday against the background of resistance, calling for the restoration of the democratic system. in all, 180 protesters have killed. >> when you're on, the sudanese people continue to protest. over the last year, pro-democracy activists have been risking their lives. on sunday, a protester was killed by a bullet from sudanese security forces. >> we don't want political compromise and we don't want a political solution. we are not here to discuss the coup. we want to overthrow it. >> on october 25, 2021, he agreed to share power with leaders. since then, 118 people have been killed in protests with over 1000 detained. at the same time, the country is experiencing an unprecedented and economic social crisis. the price of food has risen by 137% in just one year with more than one in three people suffering from food crisis. >> the sudanese people are starving. they cannot a

mark >> hello america, i am mark levine this is "life, liberty and levin." we hav e three great guests, tonight. change our modify the way we do program for next three sundays, before the election. i can bridge more candidat bridge more candidates on the program, after the election we'll go back to one or two guests a show and continue with our long form format. if you want to destroy america. how would you do it? does that sound provocative? let me suggest to you america is being destroyed. if you top destroy america, then you vote democrat. because the democrat party has been unmasked. its policies and programs are delusional, and destructive, they are dismantles the most fabulous nation on earth right before your eyes, capitalism in the way of a planned socialist economy, they seek to deco de-- deconstruct capitalism, you must sa sabotage our constitution. american people have not knowingly surrendered their -- within the democrat party. it is a slow process. it is packaged. in desite. and pro propaganda and lies, you are said to be beneficiary of these d

mark: welcome to "life in paris." i am mark owen. these are the headlines. thousands of civilians are being transported out of her some, russian occupies say it is to save them from the onslaught ukraine says russia is forcing them out to use them as a human shield. putin has declared martial law and the other three regions are legally annexed. a putin problem for italy's far-right prime minister. how does he work with ber lusconi? gifts in kind letters have been exchanged. he backs ukraine. berlusconi claims he has been misinterpreted. the inside story. six weeks of the u.k. administered. but observe to see her exit is another sign of the writing being well and truly on the wall. liz truss, u.k. prime minister. this is live from paris. thank you for being with us. let's start with the latest from ukraine. a russian middle -- mitchell strike hit a station in the west of ukraine. the region's governor confirming this, in the ladies of the waves of -- wave of attacks the hand of windsor. the little mayor zelinski said 30% have been hit by the airstrikes. senio

but this one, the victim lives we knew was bite mark. and so what they to go on was a description of a sailor that was about five foot ten, about hundred £50, a white male who was clean shaven. that was it. and that description. fits 3000 people in. newport news at that time. so what they began was the greatest dental dragnet in history. and this is what leads off the book. and they're not really getting until months later, our client keith ward is arrested after he and his girlfriend at the time are involved in a drunken dispute, a violent drunken dispute. and she hit him a frying pan. he bitter on the shoulder and got arrested. so now we have a sailor who's about five foot ten. he's white, male to wear a mustache, which was kind of overlooked but now he's a biter. and although he had been excluded as a potential biter from, these bite marks on the victim's thighs during the dental dragnet of all the navy officers. they thought that they the right guy. and as we seen often sometimes you get a little bit of a new variable. a new fact is

it's the top of the m, top of the mark, the san francisco top of the mark.s known as actually the weepers -- this used to be a window. this is where wives and fiances would get the last glimpse of the ships departingy also met at the top of the mark for one final mark from the squadron bottle. it was a tradition that disappeared untl disappeared until the 1990s, until one brought it to the light. >> stirs his heart. >> when i come to the beach and smell the salty air and hear the waves crashing, all those s come washing back. >> reporter: mike is a veteran of the u.s. navy, a graduate of annapolis. he served as a naval officer for more than six years. he shares a bond, that nobody would know. >> they are going to serve years in the future, there is a legacy serving in the united states military that binds us all together. >> reporter: in 2009 while on leave mike decided to partake in a special tradition. it started at the mark hopkins hotel during world war ii. mark went to the top of the mark and asked for the squadron bottle.n would buy and leave bottle in

mark: we'll be right back. mark: welcome back america. rome done survive, the british empire. has crumbled. the united states has only been in existence for 250 years there, is no guarantee we'll survive in p per petty, i can tell you if we don't win this election and big and start a long processing clawing our way back, we're not go doing survive either. because the democrat party hates america. they want to impose on this country a foreign ideology, that you do not want. that is how purpo important this election s we will not win them all but we have to win this one, please keep that in mind, i'll see you next time on "life, liberty and levin." ♪ ♪ >> breaking t19 people shot outside of new york congressman republican candidate for governor outside his home when his twin daughters were inside the house. he speaking it just moments ago about the shooting. >> first i like to start off by saying how very proud i am of my daughters. they just turned 16 years old. just over one week ago

mark: time not for business. the french government is trying to force workers to end their strike at the refineries. >> the prime minister has decided to requisition workers at fuel depots, meaning local authorities can order them to return to work. she threatens to do the same for employees in an effort to end the strikes that have caused a third of france's petrol stations to run short of fuel. measure back in 2010.d a similar france's largest trade union earlier warned that such a move would lead to industrial action spreading to other sectors. the cgt on monday rejected a pay rise offer by exxon mobile's management, while a majority of unions accepted it. here is the prime minister speaking earlier. >> social dialogue means moving forward. when a majority have withdrawn. these are not minimal agreements. the proposal tabled by the company's management is significant. consequently, i have asked the police chief to start in accordance with the law the process of requisitioning staff at the country's depots. i h

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin." two great guests tonight, jim jordan and jack keane, but i want to wish all of people who are dealing with this hurricane ian,ed god 's speed, our prayers and thoughts are walker there are a number of volunteer efforts underway, folks here at "life, liberty and levin" and i and fox news network, are very concerned about you. and i want you to know the nation is rallying in your defense. >> now before we get to the great guests we hear from joe biden that the choice is between democracy and autocracy, he claims to be on side of democracy and the rest of us on side of autocracy. that has been regurgitated in his media and his party. first, if joe biden knew anything about american history, the framers rejected d democracy and embraces republicanism and constitutionalism, checks and balances, separation of powers, right there in the constitution, right in the federalist papers. i don't expect joe biden who served in senate 36 years and took an oath to uphold the document, vice president

mark: cholera is back in haiti. the country so far reported at least seven deaths, and who warns some 30 cases may have gone undetected, so more may emerge. >> on the streets of port-au-prince, garbage piled along sidewalks, residents forced to seek portable water in portable containers. on sunday, haitian officials confirmed at least seven people are known to have died of cholera in recent days. >> one death that happened over the course of a day, unfortunately, was a person who died in the community. this is a problem when there are people who have diarrhea vomiting and have no way to get to a health center. >> lack of access to safe drinking water is just the latest of haiti's many problems. widespread gang problems and a hike in fuel prices have brought thousands to the streets demanding the resignation of the prime minister. roadblocks erected by protesters are adding to the difficulties faced by medical teams unable to access areas where cholera-stricken patients are located, a phenomenon denounced by the unit

marks. well-deserved eight, even if it is lower than nine and ten, but it is a well-deserved mark for this, which a person has achieved, he has achieved this, therefore, in no case should one scold grades for grades. i, as parents for myself, also thank you for the opinion of a professional, but the third round is ahead. do you think you can handle anxiety? timofey, of course, two rounds behind him is already a small step ahead. e to the fulfillment of a dream. if he went to this for a long time from the second grade, he would come and say that with anton i would like to go to the game. i am i say timofey wait a little, that he is already here. ah, his accomplishment. and if luck also turns its face to us, we will only be happy, well, we wish good luck to all participants and move on to the third round. musical instruments stick rich history orpheus played, probably on many instruments, but mentions that he played about it. no, you could immediately touch it with a hammer and immediately fle

joining the conversation all morning long is daggen mcdowell and mark tepper. these numbers are getting worse in terms of joe biden's performance. >> because they actively celebrate the misery they've brought on the american people. i said it last segment, but the standard of living in the united states is declining, and there is economic hardship on american families because the run away inflation and what does joe biden do other than lie when questioned on bad policy, but they celebrate skyrocketing inflation at a white house picnic. that's the way they communicate with the american people. it goes back to what you were saying. they view run away spending as a win for them, the politics, the democrats, but the fact that joe biden stood in front of the american people wearing those stupid aviator glasses while the stock market was cratering on a day that inflation was skyrocketing and had james taylor playing at the white house and randi wiengarten wandering around doing goo god knows what and that speaks to how they feel about americans suffering whether at t

our first color is marked in scottsdale. -- mark in scottsdale. what was your question or,?aller: hello, c-span. thanks for having me on. the youth vote is usually crazy and democratic. just from my own experience. as you grow older, you tend to become more conservative. you tended to become more conservative once you start having children and having a mortgage payment to make, and you are paying more taxes. so it is easy to be a liberal activist or just an activist when you are young. but it gets harder to think that way as you get older. excuse me. i think that has been proved by the data. it is not similar to a generational thing, it is more like, as you grow older -- host: respond to that. have you looked at patterns as young voters grow older, do you think that plays out? guest: thanks so much for calling in with this set of comments, this is something we hear quite a bit. we were talking about the millennial generation before. the millennials have really shifted this dynamic a little bit. millennials that were in 18-20 nine age bracket when president obama was first el

mark - mistakes of this government. mark, thank you very much. mark eastern | thank you very much.ck has been talking to people in northampton south, a marginal seat currently held by the conservatives. after weeks of political chaos and uncertainty, has the new chancellor's statement done anything to calm people's nerves? 62 miles north from westminster as the constituency of northampton south, a marginal seat currently held by the tories. reaction from the markets seems key at the moment, so we came to this one in the town centre. the government _ to this one in the town centre. the government has _ to this one in the town centre. the: government has today to this one in the town centre. tt;e: government has today decided to this one in the town centre. "tt;e: government has today decided to to this one in the town centre. tt9 government has today decided to make further changes to the mini budget... is further changes to the mini budget- - -— further changes to the mini buduet... , ., . :, budget... is the chancellor spoke about the cap _ budget... is the chancellor spoke about

mark zuckerberg bets billions. investors won't if it will continue with amazon and apple julia, talking a bit about the operating expense guide and the silver line something argue with that is that engagement continues to be somewhat robust. >> yeah. i mean, first the good news before we get to the bad and ugly, yes, engagement is robust. mark zuckerberg said he thinks they're making gains with tiktok a big surprise to many and for reels, he says they're making progress there. but the battle recently is not only are they losing a lot of money on the metaverse division but expect to lose more on the reality labs next year they're not backing off. it's time to focus on the fundamentals which is the ad business and spend much less on the metaverse division but mark zuckerberg is sticking to his commitment to invest in metaverse company, talking about making it less reliable on apple. john, i guess you must feel vindicated to see that the metaverse bets are not being received well by wall street >> well, julia, it's no

mark mobius will be weighing in on what to watch. bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg markets. you are looking at the principal room. mark tatum, the nba deputy commissioner, is joining bloomberg tv at 2:30 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date with the news from around the world, and angel feliciano. chancellor of the exchequer jeremy hunt ripped up liz truss's controversial economic program, scrapping tax cuts and removing support for household energy bills in an effort to restore order to finances. tory rebels are holding talks on how to ousted the prime minister. in an interview with bloomberg, the london mayor made remarks about jeremy hunt's statement today and the challenges london will face this winter. >> the problem is it's consequence of the government policy and people are facing bigger rent bills, bigger mortgage bills, interest rates are going up, inflation is going up, and the government has confirmed there will be support, but only for six months, not two years. it is a promise made, promise

in d.c., mark fitzpatrick, a former deputy u.s. assistant secretary of state.y warm welcome to all of you. let's start by looking at the timing of these tests. bogeying -- uk yang, why are we seeing a barrage of missile tests right now? uk: we have to see the context. as you see, last september, north korea announced its nuclear policy act. the law describes a nuclear doctrine that kim jong-un has been claiming since the april military parade this year. and it is intended to signal u.s. and south korea that their nuclear forces are now operational. and by shooting all these missiles, they are saying they are ready. laura: alistair, how concerning is it for japan that this intermediate range ballistic missile flew, first of all, over its land, but second of all, it was unannounced? alastair: i think the fact that it was unannounced is a concern for everybody. there is an obligation to announce missile launches, which the dprk always ignores. in terms of japan, clearly a gave rise to -- it gave rise to notices to citizens in northern japan and some other places t

mark dowding, cio of bluebay. have a great weekend.his is bloomberg. ♪ sonali: the yen is truly spiking. it is up more than 1% against the dollar, and the spike is good then the spike from the ministry intervention last month. we are going to talk about what is driving the spike. vince cignarella joins us now. to talk us through what you're are seeing here in the yen movements. vince, we will get right back to you once we can get your sound. these moves, the reversal we have seen in a half an hour here is dizzying. i wonder what you are making of these moves? guy: it is going to be interesting to see what ultimately is the driver of this. it looks like the yen is half of this, but you are seeing it ripple across other assets. the swissie, you have other trades working, but is this the japanese authorities coming in? is this something else? there is a whole range of possibilities here. let's go back and talk to him. vince, what do you make of this? vince: this smacks of what traders do, is when you see a big move in dollar-yen -- this h

the company being fully in the hands of mark zuckerberg.ake a listen to what she had to say. >> mark has branded himself with people who tell him the same stories over and over again, facebook is a mirror. it doesn't have responsibility. all of the things that were being complained about have been present, we are just showing them to people. we have no power. emily: david i'm curious what your thoughts are on that. david: i completely agree with her analysis of how they see this. to the degree zuckerberg thinks about the socio-cultural impact of the products he has built, he is still in the mindset of making the world a more open and connected is really cool. he thinks the metaverse is the next stage of that. he doesn't want to take responsibility for the ongoing problems that he has not resolved. i continue to think, the reason the company changed its name almost exactly a year ago at the height of frances haugen's revelations about errors and unresolved problems was to change the narrative which to their credit was successful of ash as a

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candidates will get over that 100 mark. g ,, ,,, ., .,, mark.not only rishi sunak will do that - mark. my best guess is not only rishi sunak will do that for - mark. my best guess is not only rishi sunak will do that for the i rishi sunak will do that for the penny mordaunt certainly won't and i'm not convinced by claims from boris johnson's i'm not convinced by claims from borisjohnson's camp that he already has 100 supporters in the bag. there are only naming 57 of the last count and they are saying the other ones are there will declare themselves in due course. you begin under to wonder why why they haven't declared themselves and the answer that suggests itself to me is that they don't want to declare themselves in case in the answer that suggests itself to me is that they don't want to declare themselves in case any and boris doesn't run, in which case they have to blot their copybook with the next leader of the party will be rishi sunak. they are playing their cards close to their chests. i don't think that boris has is 100 votes. but even

it marks a second humiliating u-turn for the government.already abandoned a plan to abolish the rate for income tax. it has caused the british pound to tumble and the government's borrowing costs to skyrocket, prompting the bank of england to intervene. let's hear what mary fritz have to say -- what ordinary brits have to say. >> it is going to be tough for her. >> she's not listening to the economists that know that never-ending economic growth is a crazy idea. it is easy to say you're listening, but actually, she is not really. mark: i think they must have looked at long way to find anybody who did have a bit of sympathy for her, given what i'm hearing and reading. thank you very much indeed. pakistan is dealing with its worst recorded climate disaster. heavy monsoon rains coupled with melting glaciers led to record floods that caused the deaths of 1700 people at least. millio are being displaced. most villages are still underwater in the south officials say it could be months before what is left of them emerges when the water finally rec

mark: hong kong has two roles.mains the connect between the country and the rest of the world. and if national capitals come into china, it will come via hong kong, but on the old chinese rules as opposed to the adr rule, where it is very much offshore. secondly, hong kong is see as the financial capital of this greater bay area. china has kept all its savings in china for the last 18 months. it is going to be working out how it recycles those savings largely within china, not to allow speculative money to come in. they could pe -- be creating at different type of capital allocation system. we have to get around that the rules are not going to be set by us. yvonne: mark tinker and stephen engle, our chief north asia correspondent. we have plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ( suspenseful music throughout) ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ yvonne: business flash headlines -- bytedance denies a report it planned to use its tiktok app to monitor the locations of certain americans. the company reportedly sought twice to monitor a u.s. ci

mark: i think there is always going to be a leg. -- lag.have been pariahs in valuation terms for so long. it is inevitable that if the rate environment stays like that, and it doesn't move into the other side of the spectrum, then you'd have a more sustainable banking system. most banks entered this in a much better balance sheet state that in the previous financial crisis. francine: what do you mean by pariahs, you don't think banks are valued properly or they need consolidation? it is fair to say we are probably overbank in europe. mark: if you look at prices that are three or four times book, that tells you banks are not a popular investment. is there potential for consolidation, yes, clearly a number of economies are overbanked. my preference would be in ireland where concentration has taken place that portend for 20 years -- for 10 or 20 years, the idea of consolidation was in circulation. in our case, we are more heavily concentrated than most. our approach would be to assume status quote and being an independent on that basis. tom: y

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america. i am mark levin. this is "life, liberty andfe, levin." two great guest, jim jordan, and jack keane. but before our guests, ipt i w to wi want to wish t people dealing with hurricane ian god's speed. whose is suffered know our prayers and thoughts with you. we have a number of contributions we can make infort this audience.folk folks here at "life, liberty and levin"t and i and the fox news network are concernedco about you. and i want you to know the nation is rallying in yourde defense. >> now before we get to great guests, we hear from joe biden that the choice is between democracy and autocracy.au he claims to be on side of democracy, and the rest of us on autocracy. that visit been regurgitated in his media, his party and everyone that supports that ideology. if joe biden knew anything about american history,or framery,s rejected democracy and embraced republicanism,em theyoc embraced representative government, embraced constitutionalism, checksse anpad balances separation of powers. it is right there in the federalist papers in madis

mark zuckerberg's vision for the metaverse. the company is leaning into the virtual work waste, its new partnership with a zoom. mark -- dr. berg unveiling more and showing off his avatar. first let's get a look of the market with taylor riggs. ouch, tech going from bad to worse. taylor: it feels like deja vu when i sit here. it was another day of significant pressure for the major averages. s&p, nasdaq and the chipmakers as you mentioned, off another 2.5%. yes yields are climbing, that is pushing further pressure on the long-duration assets. change of the board. i wanted to mention more about the chipmakers. a four day losing streak for the stocks. that is the big chipmaker index underway. this is the losing streak in the last four days, a top percent selloff. we will dive deeper into the story. further fallout from the restrictions around the chipmakers and what it means for some of that business and that revenue in china. i wanted to take a look at the nasdaq 100. this was a five day losing streak for the nasdaq and nasdaq 1

once mark learned how to do something, he is very consistent. he enjoys that. so the ability to have a consistent structured environment is certainly an important aspect, and again i believe a lot of these soft skills which is certainly a great experience with, marjorie, are certainly very, very important to develop. and they can serve as role models for all employers and all businesses. >> thank you. i agree i think the way the research literature is exactly what you're both suggesting that people with autism do make very loyal, punctual, responsible, reliable workers who sometimes don't mind doing tasks that other people might find routine because they enjoy the aspects of the job or just the predictability of the job. i also think some people feel that the social, the fact that they may not be as social or socially skilled and may hang back a bit is also an advantage. >> i think, marjorie, the social aspect is very interesting in that we found during the pandemic that i am very involved, and lewis with a group called the adult autism group of northern califo

mark was enormous.us. he was l genre in particular? i mean, is. mark was enormous. he was one of the 0g, original gangsters of the 0g, original gangsters of rock 'n' roll.— of rock 'n' roll. chuck berry, little richard, _ of rock 'n' roll. chuck berry, little richard, elvis, - of rock 'n' roll. chuck berry, little richard, elvis, going i little richard, elvis, going way— little richard, elvis, going way back, i turner. he was one of them, — way back, i turner. he was one of them, and also like them he kind _ of them, and also like them he kind of— of them, and also like them he kind of made his mark early. after— kind of made his mark early. after the _ kind of made his mark early. after the 50s he had hits but not his— after the 50s he had hits but not his influential or explosive as his earlier ones, but he — explosive as his earlier ones, but he kept going, kept playing his hits — but he kept going, kept playing his hits for 60, 65 years. talk about him _ his hits for 60, 65 years. talk about him mus

you can find mark mark at bklaw.com, which i presume is short for burger king law.vice. and why are you still here? go hide all my assets now. get out of here, mark. hurry. oh, my god. no. mark, go. >> all right. >> thank you, but get out of here. no. close your laptop. oh, my god. okay. thank you to my co-host and guest congresswoman cori bush. thanks, congresswoman. >> thank you. >>> now when "tooning out the news" returns, another exclusive preview of the nut busting race baiting conservative late night show "sparks." stick around. >> announcer: follow "tooning >> announcer: follow "tooning out the news" on face the long-lasting scent of gain flings made it smell like dave was in his happy place - the massage chair at the mall. [ping] but... he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. bye bye tough odors, try gain odor defense. it's not one of those amicable divorces. i try not to be in the same time zone. it's clooney versus roberts. okay, let's go. it's a mystery, you're still alone. at least when i date it's age appropriate. see you again. never. hopefu

we are going to have a discussion by mark clague. mark is a professor of at u of m and will be joining the conversation by omari rush, who is the executive director of culture source. and we are going to have a company meant by soprano jennifer goltz, who is a lecturer of music at u of m. and with that i will pass it over to mark and omari. [applause] >> thank you, emily. so again, folks, welcome on this sunny, beautiful, not 90 to greet afternoon in ann arbor. it's nice to be with you all, especially nice to be with you mark and jennifer, to launch this great accomplishment, this book, o say can you hear? >> it's easy to mess up. >> just dig in and learn more. if you're -- in case you did not know, there are books available for purchase today, and i hope you will all be so moved as to buy your coffee and get it autographed by the mark clague. so just a tiny plug there. we will be together for about an hour today, and like i said we are going to explore the book. we will have jennifer as our musical guide to the book, as through the