you have put your marker done mr menon. thank you. mr freedman. mr your marker done mr menon.ou. mr freedman. mrjohnson, i act for national — you. mr freedman. mrjohnson, i act for national disabled _ you. mr freedman. mrjohnson, i act for national disabled people's - for national disabled people's organisations, they too want to ask you about _ organisations, they too want to ask you about your repeated comments in meetings _ you about your repeated comments in meetings and on whatsapp messages about older people, for example, they are — about older people, for example, they are going to die any way, have had a _ they are going to die any way, have had a good — they are going to die any way, have had a good innings and should accept their fate _ had a good innings and should accept their fate rather than destroying their fate rather than destroying the economy. now, please leave aside for a moment, what was done, by your government, _ for a moment, what was done, by your government, and what you say you truly _ government, and what you say you truly care _ government, and wha

if you are going to explore santos, how do you allow menon does to remain in the senate? why he they are not doing anything? >> they took away his chairmanship, that was the first act that happened. the next chapter, the ethics committee decides how to manage it. it is their house, their chamber and they should govern but once again, we expect our elected officials to go to a higher standard and for that to be true, democrat or republican, we should hold them. aishah: we shouldn't be talking about gold bars. let's get to what we expect this coming week. some news on "fox and friends" this morning, he says he has the votes to formally launch an impeachment inquiry into president biden. >> three committees of jurisdiction, judiciary, oversight, ways and means have been following the evidence where it leads but we are being stonewalled by the white house who are preventing into her 3 doj witnesses from coming forward or white house counsel, national archives, the white house has withheld thousands of pages of evidence, formal impeachment inquiry vote on the floor will allow

i spoke to rajan menon, director of the grand strategy program at defense priorities, about the portack and waning western support for ukraine. good evening and thank you forjoining us. i want to start with the attack on the russian warship in the black sea. we know that russian forces have repeatedly come under attack in crimea. what impact if any is that having? before coming on the show, i did a back—of—the—envelop calculation and in 2022, that is after the war began on february 2a, ukraine launched at least 12 attacks on crimea. this year, in 2023, it has launched about 20 so crimea has been a major focal point for ukraine attacks and that is for three reasons. one is it is a major supply hub for russian forces based in the south, that is in kherson and zaporizhzhia oblasts. pushing up against ukraine's south. the second is that the control of the black sea fleet would choke off ukrainian exports. the third is that black sea russian ships can target ukraine cities with cruise missiles. so ukrainians have been very, very much interested in keeping russia on the back foot, as it we

vasu menon, managing director of investment strategy, oversea-chinese banking corp., great to have you your upgrade all about the fed? vasu: largely the fed. we are positive that the fed could cut rates, and the markets are taking that he was well. our view is premised that we will see a mild recession in the u.s.. we do not see a soft landing but a mild recession, but that is fine. the economy will get past that after two quarters. a mild recession, low inflation, fed rate cuts. that should help equity markets hit higher. we caution that the climb will not be a straight line. you will see some bumps and bruises along the way because economic data will not always paint a positive picture. you could have doubts from time to time and markets pulling back. it will not be a straight line climb. but we think the end of 2024, you will see the markets higher than where they were at the end of 2023. haidi: you talk about the risk for asset prices, and the risk is reflationary in the fight against inflation more broadly. is that a risk that it will not be a straightforward trajectory in this la

joining me rajan menon, director of the grand strategy program at defense priorities.d evening and thank you for joining us. i want to start with the attack in the black sea. russia's air force has lost five combat aircraft, but at the same time, russia appears to have taken control of the eastern town of mariinka. has ukraine been able to make any progress in recent weeks, especially as winter has set in? in 2022, after the war began on february 2a, ukraine launched at least a dozen attacks. this year, about 20 so crimea has been a major focal point and thatis been a major focal point and that is because it is a major supply hub for russian forces based in the south, in an zaporizhzhia. the second is the control of the black sea fleet would help. an black sea russian ships can target ukraine. —— kherson. they are interested in keeping rusher on the back foot in crimea. is it the back foot in crimea. is it working? — the back foot in crimea. is it working? yes, _ the back foot in crimea. is it working? yes, it _ the back foot in crimea. is it working? yes, it is - the

and anand menon, director of the uk in a changing europe. good evening. considers a new text that calls

and anand menon, director of the uk in a changing europe. good evening. un security council has postponed a vote tonight while the united states considers a new text that calls for a humanitarian pause in gaza. 10 days ago the americans vetoed a resolution that called for a ceasefire. a vote in which the uk abstained. but what is interesting about this current text is that is has already current text is that it has already been amended by the united states. so the language of the original draft as put forward by the arab states called for "an urgent and sustainable cessation of hostilities to allow safe and unhindered humanitarian access" amended now calls for the urgent suspension of hostilities to allow safe and unhindered humanitarian access, and for urgent steps towards a sustainable cessation of hostilities." nada tawfik is in new york, watching and waiting to see if the resolution will get over the line. it seems to me they have added in a humanitarian pause with the idea of moving when it is possible to a broader ceasefire. given that the americans

if you take look athat dollar index move, you menoned that 3% decline we've seve the cose of the st month the s&p 500 that get a lot of their money outside the u.s. are the ones affected the most. according to data compil by ldman sachs and david sen and his team, among the mpanieout there that get their money ouide the u.s., estelauder gets % of revenues i22, this last scal year, in terms oforeign rrency aets. those shares you can see have moved littleigher the upside. one faor mighte the value of the decling u.s. model. another compy to watch out for on the consumer side is mondelez, 84% came from outside the u.s. shares getting a bid, helped in part by a weakening u.s. dollar. of course, the largest stock of them out there, conser company, technology, the biggest stock in the s&p and the world, apple shares up about 0.25% today. so keep an eye on mega cap technology names and the big consumer ones. back over to you. >> very important, dom. thank you very much. the dollar going to continue to weaken from here? >> will the dollar continue to weaken >> i don't know. here is something to c

not to menon thaheies consistely. if you look athe ft, let the voters decided in 2024.s decided in november 20 tt theylectedoe ben i'm really disappointed with publics who seem to be wanting to support him unnditiolly. host: jane, republican, youre xt. about 20 minutes left of our final program of the year. caller: thank you for taking my call. fellow american citizens -- i want to say that hands down the most disturbing story that i happened to pay attention to can only be described as genocide in gaza going on, as we speak great no another disturbing thing is the amount of children in incubators. it is incredible. another story that i think is serious, fellow americans calling into talk about it. they clearly want to goes over and says he is in love. refuses to show his taxes. they have no business in politics. looking at the rise of the fourth-ranked with people actually saying that this man could become president. it is hard to believe. those are my stories. could someone call in and tell me if there is any justification for genocide? host: this is stephanie. good m