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unless erdogan has a mea culpa and decides what he is doing is wrong, orthe decides what he is doingeep a close eye, that is for sure. thank you for your analysis. let's get some of the day's other news. the number of pubs in england and wales continues to fall, hitting its lowest level on record this year, according to new research. there were 39,970 pubs injune, down by more than 7,000 since 2012, said the real estate consultancy altus group. after struggling through covid the industry now face soaring prices and higher energy costs. the government said it had slashed taxes to help, but industry groups have urged it to do more. an energy crisis is affecting sri lanka. the country has just less than a day's worth of fuel left, and is struggling to raise money to pay for some half a dozen fuel shipments. that's according to comments made by sri lanka's energy minister on sunday. injapan, the government is urging residents to use less electricity over fears of a power shortage. that call to use less power is coming against the backdrop of a record breaking heatwave. the prime minister

know, listening again to that, that clip of the prime minister, there weren't exactly vast skipfuls of meathere was defiance. there was constant references, as he describes it, to his mandate, that election win of a few years back. and there wasn't a big, oh, gosh, i did get lots wrong and i kind of get it. i mean, he gets the political reality that he's getting turfed out. got it eventually. but there wasn't any reflections on what his critics see as the colossal mistakes he's made that has transformed his premiership from being this moment of this guy who could walk on water at westminster, having crushed labour to their biggest defeat since 1935, to getting thrown out two and a bit years later. were you surprised, though, because in a way you could say, well, then he's been pretty consistent in thatjust resolute, self—belief, perhaps bunker mentality of actually reading the room and what else is going on in the country and how people are actually feeling. well, i was going to say it was one last reminder, although maybe it wasn't the last. there'll be a few more still to go over the nex

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the times actually published a series of mea culpas from the opinion columnists yesterday including oneurnal, went to the new york times. he admitted he was wrong about trump voters. he writes this, what trump's supporterses saw was a candidate whose entire being was a proudly raised middle finger at a self-satisfied elite that had produced a failing status quo. brian, your reaction? >> yeah, this series of articles is great evidence for the arrogantly out-of-touch. i think that's kind of the thing that's plaguing our world right now and a i appreciate that everybody's saying they were wrong. but the question is, will they change how they approach the news? will they change how they aapproach what's happening in the world? i don't see that evidence, maria. it's one thing to be wrong and say you're wrong. it's another thing to learn from it. the problem right now is so many people who have been so wrong about so many things don't show any evidence that they're learning from it and if they don't, then who cares how many mea culpas they put out there. we don't need apologies right now. we

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[laughter] >> paul krugman's mea culpa is pretty amazing because he's been writing for 30 years, and he's been mostly wrong. i think this is a first, for him to the actually admit that he was wrong, and he was stunningly wrong. he called people like me who were worried about inflation fear mongers. whether these people should be fired, i don't know. would they be replaced urn joe biden -- under joe joe biden with anybody any better? i'm not so sure. i've been very disappointed with janet yellen's performance as treasury secretary. i thought she'd be kind of the wise voice in the room, but he she really hasn't been, and she was quite wrong on the inflation prognosis. the real issue is can they get the policies right going forward, and when i see joe biden give a press conference the other day saying we're going to double down on our green with energy agenda, i'm thinking maybe they still don't get the message. neil: great respect for janet yellen's smarts, knows what she's doing. i always think it's very difficult to come from the fed chair job where you have to be the prague mat pick

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assuming there's no ethical violations, no nefarious intent in converting that, th this mea there's beenevelopment to now put the person from one category to the next. the sheer number of people wh have been named suggest the d.a. is not playing any games in terms of going after whether somebody intentionally tried to undermine the outcome of the elections in georgia. it's one of the strongest cases we're seeing. >> one thing to be called as a witness. another as a target. very, very dangerous situation. all right, guys, thank you very much. laura will be back tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, with a deadly heat wave intensifying in europe, officials here in the united states are also warning more than 100 million americans to brace for extreme temperatures as well. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." in just a few clicks. e and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >> man: looks grgreat. >> tech: that's service on your time. schedudule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, sasafelite replace. ♪ meltin', breadin', bakin', shreddin'. slicin', dicin', spici

did a mea culpa but said she was wrong. she is denying u.s. is currently in recession as well. this is the administration playbook if you will. the markets seen this quite sometime. obviously markets have dropped. investors skiddish about investing in the market. the bond market is forecasting it as well. second gdp report, second quarter of negative you know, contraction if you will and that's confirming what we already knew, which is that things are really hard out there. gas prices are up. food prices are up. people are really struggling, mitch? >> inflation is insidious. really hurts the lowest wage earners the most and if you look at the gdp report today, it really wasn't very encouraging because inventories fell which dragged down gdp and exports which was perhaps one of the shining lights there, with the very, very strong dollar that we had, i think exports are going to suffer down the road. this slowdown of the economy is not transitional, it is not transitory. it may be with us for a while. it may not be a deep recession but i think it will be a sticky one and bad poli

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. >> i wonder what you make, paul, of this shopify memo and this mea culpa that the bet that the share dollars that travels through e-commerce would be leapt ahead by 5 to 10 years in their words it's now clear that that bet didn't pay off. i guess could they have approached it differently and foregone the expansion that was required to keep up with that kind of scenario >> yeah, i mean, i think companies, investors, everybody seems to look at what's going on in the present time and extrapolate it going forward and two years ago everything was going online so all these companies rushed to, you know, expand their online offerings and their online businesses and, you know, what we're seeing with amazon building warehouses, now subletting out some of those spaces, they may have gotten a little overexcited here, but, you know, that's just all part of the cycle here and things have really slowed down. i don't think -- i think a lot of people underestimated the fiscal and monetary drag that we were going to be seeing coming into this year coming at the same time and how that's really impacte

when you have a problem if you own up to it, congressman, tell the american people we made a mistake, meaulpa, we'll fix it, here is what we'll do, pull out bullet points, whatever is to reassure people. instead on the podium today, he is blaming from the podium on high gas prices on republicans. >> republicans do nothing to obstruct our evidents to low you are your gas taxes. i proposed that. eliminate the federal gas tax for as long as it goes on. lower food prices, lower health care costs, i hope to lower your prescription drug costs. >> steve is he running out of people to blame it on. every time he does the whole thing gets worse and worse and worse. >> yeah. jackie, i would just add to what the congressman was just saying, i would even go further than he did. it is kind of insulting when the president talks about the glories of this economy when people are really hurting and i don't understand how the president's press secretary can say, jackie, that peoples balance sheets look so good right now. i will talk from personal experience. my wife and i looked at our balance sheet with th

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like a yardstick a measuring tool like a clock measures time a scale measures weight goal and money meas. value so when you keep it to a fixed rate whether it's used to be 35, how long ago that was but pick a rate today 1800 2000 all that means is that the the dollar will stay relatively stable in value. so let's let's first simplicity's sake. let's pick 2,000 because it's a round number. so if you're creating too much money in the gold price starts to move up above 2000. that's a signal you're creating too much money if it goes below 2,000 for a while. it's a signal you're not creating enough money again. no monetary system is perfect. but over the span of history. you've never had an inflation when you've had a gold standard and the us had 180 years from 1790s when alexander hamilton george washington put us on a gold standard. they fixed the gold in the east put in silver in that those days too. we had a gold standard from the 1790s and 1970s. the us experienced even though we had a civil war depressions world wars. the average growth rate was the highest in human history now, obvious

after 9/11 has not been examined and the depth it requires and i don't think it has been enough of a mea culpa. i supported the iraq war. i have apologized very -- apologized for it, my support of the patriot act. due process is not just something we have as an added feature, it is central to maintaining a free country and when you get rid of it, you become -- you move a lot closer. >> i don't mean this as a gotcha but i think there is still a muslim in jail. these are often people who created stuff on social media and then were recruited by an informant. >> that should not be allowed. the decision was pretty clear. if your inciting the 1967 free-speech case, i know organizations don't take advantage of it but mine does. we actually have free speech at fox. it is really clear. if you are hurting someone to commit violence, that is not protected. every thing else is. the idea that hate speech is a real category or it should become criminally prosecutable is insane to me. >> i think we all feel some commercial restraints. at fox, could you go negative on trump in a really sustained way? co

off a cliff no way to know you've come on many times and talked about the using for co copper give mea demand whether demand will drop out of. all these years, i've disciplined myself to not make guess it is. we work on scenarios we have a plan on place to deal with the sonar yor of near-term price weakness we have a plan if things are better i just don't guess i don't allow myself to. quite frankly, i don't want our people guessing. we need to know what we're doing, and we do that said, you have slowed capital spending >> yes, that stress testing we do is to deals with capital spending our projects are flexible. they're not going away the next step is to adjust operations to drive costs down our net costs of copper was $1.41 as we predicted. it was a strong quarter. some of this had to do with analysts not taking into account copper prices as quickly as they should listen, it's a big deal for our company, to have to face a drop in revenues, and the drop in cash flows when the pricegoes from $5. today is $3.30, but it was lower. i remember, and i know you remember going through a perio

that's why i wind you up. laughter _ laughter it's a mea culpa here, i approached the women zeros theastic. i 2am kicking myself because we've had games in i fantastic. i 2am kicking myself- because we've had games in branford, across the river for me, because we've had games in branford, across the riverfor me, i could've gone to that yesterday. —— i 2am kicking myself. we shouldn't bring victoria in on this because the american winnings team is just so good. but are you watching over there? i know the americans are not in it, it's a european tournament, but are the american scheme to watch it? we but are the american scheme to watch it? . ., ., but are the american scheme to watch it? ~ ., ., , ., , it? we are, we are in this awful eriod it? we are, we are in this awful period this _ it? we are, we are in this awful period this week _ it? we are, we are in this awful period this week which - it? we are, we are in this awful period this week which we i it? we are, we are in this awfulj period this week which we refer it? we are, we are in this awful. period this week which we refer t

. >> what does fourth of july mea for you? >> at time to celebrate our beautiful country.e town u. >> new canaan, connecticut, wha a beautiful town. >> new canaan is the quintessential new england town. it is norman rockwell as far as the way this place looks great that's why people come here, they live here, and they stay here. if they move away for a little while, they come back. >> it's mostly about being american and celebrating ab i t this is a big sort of remembrance of who we are. o this is what we're about. >> are you from new canaan, or where you from? >> i thinknk it is safe to say win best outfit. i saw you from across the field this beautiful american flag, i is gorgeous. what does fourth of july mean t you?s >> freedom. >> freedom. >> freedom. we're allowed to do what we lik to do in america and it is in our constitution. >> this was just americana. you're typical, traditional albeit a little bit hyped up th fourth of july. i think that's about 30 percent of the townou. mean 10,000 people, it's like norman rockwell kind of like. that is amazing. great. >> good

this is a seminal week for people and mea culpas if you will, paul krugman of "the new york times" admittingfed, that inflation wasn't transitory. kudos to him for stating the obvious now. but it does come with janet yellen having said the same thing, jerome powell having said the same thing all in this belief that inflation when it first reared its ugly head was going to be short-lived. we've learned in retrospect it's not that. a lot of people have done that except the president of the united states, and i don't know at this point whether it makes a difference, but what do you think? >> well, presidents don't like to have to apologize especially going into midterms because it looks like they goofed. and so it's not surprising that biden doesn't want to apolo slides for getting -- a apologize for getting the inflation wrong. he has said publicly, look, i was advised, i had the best advisers, they all signaled to me that inflation was going to be transitory. neil: right, right. >> and the fed was saying that too, an independent body, and the expectation was that it was transitory. but, you k

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i mea -- >> what about the president? >> yeah. >> she said the staff.>> i said in the white house. >> oh, i'm sorry. i apologize. i thought you said who else on the staff. i can't reveal communications, but, obviously, i think, you know, yeah. >> let's pause on that last statement. although pat cipollone is being careful about executive privilege, there really is no ambiguity about what he said. almost everybody wanted president trump to instruct the mob to disperse. president trump refused. >> it really is remarkable. everybody in the white house, cipollone tells us everybody in the white house wanted the mob to disperse and stop terrorizing police officers, stop terrorizing people that worked inside the capitol, stop attempting to overthrow the united states government, except for donald trump. by the way, i have a say about cipollone, hershman, donahue, these guys, when they make the movie, and it'll be a hell of a movie, the lawyers need to play themselves. again, i certainly was vehemently opposed to so much of what they did in the defending of don

we can't wait any longer to take mea meaningful action on this violence. our grandkids can't afford to wait. our kids shouldn't be made to wait. our entire country deserves better. madam speaker, i close by saying this -- the last 11 days have been incredibly painful for my community. highland park will recover. we've experienced something that no other community should ever experience and too many communities suffer from each and every day. it breaks my heart to realize that in all likelihood i will not be the last member of congress giving this speech. it's possible -- it's possible that in fact this may not be the last time i have to give a speech like this. enough is enough. i hope the members of this body will find the courage to take action and save lives. let's start by getting the assault weapons ban in place. these military weapons of war designed to kill and devastate off our streets. and let's always honor the memory of those who should be with us here today but were murdered in the primes of their lives. may their memories and the memories of a

ha coin model for our state meas to the stars through difficulties. amelia earhart personified that model pushing social boundaries set for women and breaking new records in flight not just for a woman but for all aviators. for generations to come her spirit and likeness in will inspire all kansans and visitors from around the world. thank you, madam president. i yield back. mr. moran: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: i don't know whether the senate is in a quorum call, but if it is, i ask it be lifted. the presiding officer: it is not. mr. moran: this week, the united states capitol will welcome a bronze statue of a determined young woman, with short cut hair, a curious smile, and a bomber hat in hand. for almost everyone around the country, this young woman is easily recognizable as the adventurer and aviator, amelia earhart. amelia earhart, the most famous woman in aviation, soared into the history books, setting flight records and breaking barriers, but before she became known worldwide as the queen of th