i'm michael ok. welcome. western leaders have condemned a decision by the russian president vladimir putin to recognize, to break away regions in eastern ukraine as independent states couldn't sign off on requests from the self proclaimed people's republics of done yeske and no haunts. the russian leader has accused ukrainian forces of shelling civilian areas. he also says nato has ignored russia concerns and rejected its security demands. the united states and the european union are preparing sanctions against russia and the break away regions. as well as confirming he would recognize the states. putin issued a veiled threat against the ukrainian government. shadonia prettyman burnett was, i think it is necessary to make a long overdue decision to immediately recognize the independence and sovereignty of the don. yet people's republic and the lou hans people's republic, i asked the federal assembly of the russian federation to support this decision and then ratify the treaty of friendship and mutual

ah, a michael ok, welcome to the program. the risk is now high enough, the threat is immediate enough. that's how us national security advisor, jake sullivan, characterized a potential russian invasion of ukraine. the biden administration has not presented specific evidence of any eminent invasion and was clear that it does not know if one will happen, but with russian troops wargaming within range of its smaller neighbour western allies, are more concerned than ever. that the window to attack is now more activity on all sides of the ukraine crisis. russia's ministry of defense released footage of navy ships arriving in savannah to pull bay on the black sea in the russian annexed crimean peninsula. there here taking part in large scale landing drills. the situation makes many ukrainians uneasy. it's not a pleasant feeling. believe me, to understand that you encircled by the russian troops from bellow, wish 1000 kilometers more than one, follow them from the east. and the last couple of days, sir, russia actually close to the

on michael ok, welcome. a senior u. s. defense official has warned that russian president vladimir putin is as ready as he can be to launch a full scale invasion of ukraine, that's based on assessments of true positions along ukraine's border. western leaders are moving ahead with a slew of sanctions in a bit to deter russia. just recently, u. s. president joe biden announce sanctions on the company behind the north stream to pipeline connecting russia and germany. meanwhile, ukraine has called up reservists and has declared a state of emergency as the country braces for potential war a reef for the armed forces on defender of the fatherland day. in putin's version of history laid out in a speech this week, that fatherland includes ukraine. while the russian lead a weight, his next move russian military vehicles were on the move near the border with rebel healthdesk. but the leader of the break away region insists no troops have crossed over from russia. kiev meanwhile, was preparing for the worst. a state of emergency

ah, i'm michael ok. welcome to the program. we begin with a stork warning from the united states defense officials. they're saying russian president vladimir putin is as ready as he can be to launch a full scale invasion of ukraine. that's based on assessments of trip positions along ukraine's border. for more, we want to go now straight to our corresponded oliver's salad in washington, dc. oliver give us some more detail on what the u. s. officials are saying that my goal is to report your quoting there, often a defense official that wanted to stay anonymous 1st of all, but the u. s. according to this report, believes that the russian troops on already for that full scale invasion that the u . s. has been warning about for a several days and weeks now saying that near a 100 percent of the forces of russian forces are in place now a to move in a further beyond that separate is controlled area in the don bess. and that this could happen at any hour. now other reports say that this could take until 48 hours . now the big question

a michael ok, thanks so much for watching. with who better to be irradiated than it wanting and you already made a decision to leave the war torn eastern ukraine for life in no bullet. can they build up something in a fall now to region? is it an opportunity or an unknown risk? moving to turn obama close up the next d w. ah, they've had no choice for decades. the people of iraq, their country is devastated. and there's no way to define how did he come to this key witnesses reveal and unprecedented story. they were presenting the u. s. they knew what the consequences of these sanctions are. and they've lied to the world about does he make it say that someone could kill his friends and as a fee and so easily was a good he behaved exactly like to have done. and the poison spread from better homes. ah much missouri with the great documentary series destruction of a nation starts march 4th on d. w. ah, beauty entre if is passionate about foaming. he fled to warn east and ukraine after spending $200.00 days imprisoned by separatists

a michael oke, who in berlin, thanks for watering. ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah ah, to the point, strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. russia has launched a full scale attack on you crate. the assault was ordered by virginia put in ukrainian president. volume is helen's case. i suppose. he wants to wipe you crane off the map is the west powerless against hooton's expansionism. find out on to the point shortly to the point. in 60 minutes on d, w. ah. and in many countries, education is still a privilege. comedy is one of the main causes some young children work in mind, jobs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children all over the world can't go to school with. we asked why? because education makes the world more just i make up your own mind. d. w, made for minds. proof with war has returned to europe in the early hours of thursday. russian tanks and troops rolled across the border and a full scale invasion of ukraine. just moments after their presi

ah, a michael ok welcome. we begin with the latest on the escalating crisis over ukraine. in the last hour the u. s. president joe biden has announced what he called the 1st tranche of sanctions against russia for each incursion in eastern ukraine. the american action follows a string of punitive measures set out earlier by european leaders biden says the sanctions will target russian banks in oligarchy and moscow's access to western financing. so today i'm announcing the 1st trance of sanctions to impose cost on russia in response to their actions yesterday. these have been closely coordinated with our allies and partners, and will continue to escalate sanctions of russia escalates. were implementing full blocking sanctions on 2 large russian financial institutions, v b and our military back reimplement comprehensive sanctions on russia, sovereign debt. that means we've cut off russia government from western financial. it can no longer raise money from the west and cannot trade in its new debt on our markets or european markets either starting tomorrow and continued in th

ah, 3 ah, i'm michael ok. welcome to this special edition of d. w news focusing on a landmark appearance by the german chancellor. oh, love shalt, in which he talked of a turning point in history, showed sam has been speaking in an exceptional sunday, sitting of the german parliament, the bundis dog, called in response to russ invasion of you. crafty announced a raft of policy changes that would have been unthinkable just days ago. germany will drastically strengthen its military value at a cost of a 100000000000 euros, a longstanding policy of not sending weapons to war. a zones is also being rivers and berlin will move quickly to reduce its dependence on russian energy exports. sholtes, head harsh words for vladimir putin christ. he says the russian leader has ended decades of peaceful co existence, cold bloodedly, for one reason, joined now by our chief political correspondent, belinda crane. melinda, today was a clearly historic as a sea change, some would say, in germany's defense in foreign policies. absolutely. as the chancellor put it, we

i'm michael oke, who in berlin from me and the rest of the news team here. thanks so much for watching d. w. ah, i need to subscribe to read chico, available over mentioned home, the force i'm hold on those missing that we can member rodro that mr. about almost the valley that the last dragons in this world had called to home to yes. typically you books on good. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing. download it now, feel free. ah, the u. s. clears way 1st, sanctions against the operator of the north stream to gas pipeline. but russia has about to push forward with its operations in ukraine. and with the gas supplies under pressure, could it be norway, to the rescue, the oil and gas, which countries as it stands, ready to help with potential gaps in russian supply. also on t

i'm michael. ok. russia has launched a full scale invasion of ukraine. the russian military or heating targets across the country, including big cities and the capital. keith, ukraine's government says dozens of it. soldiers have been killed so far and what it's calling a full scale war. tens of thousands of civilians are seeking shelter across the country. the e. u is calling the invasion the darkest hours for the continent since world war 2 . and has vow to impose crippling sanctions. d w, so funny for chart is in the capital cares funny. what's happening right now where you are i had to move inside occur. she just started here in keith. people are not supposed to be outside bench outside. also, in addition to that martial law is in place, state of emergency is in place. so everybody i has to say inside and make sure that they were the are they do have the security provided being a bunkers as shelters. and that the people are basically in a way have some sort of a general feeling of protection. given the fact that there's been so much explosion, so muc

i'm michael. ok. we begin with 1st hopes of a breakthrough over the war in ukraine. president vladimir zalinski is off. it says it will whole talked with russian officials at the border with beller. russia says it's delegation has flown in for the talks. it's not clear when negotiate. asians might begin. in other developments president vladimir putin has put rushers, nuclear forces on alert, and an escalation of tensions with the west. the u. s. has accused him of manufacturing threats. fighting continues on the ground in ukraine. russian forces have attacked fuel depots and there are reports of explosions outside the capital. keith, the mer, says there are no russian troops in the city. battles are still going on around other population sounds more. let's bring in d. w correspondent, nick connelly, who is in vineyard, sky in western ukraine. nick, why has president zalinski agreed to talk with russia now? i think 3 important also for the you going to magic efforts, even if this doesn't reach any resu

ah a michael ok, thanks so much for joining us. ukrainian forces have been fighting back against russian assaults on the outskirts of cheve. authorities have urged citizens to help defend the capital weapons such as guns are being given out to ordinary citizens. the ukrainian army says it fended off an assault on an army base in the capital. russia is military says it has launched a bull, roger of cruise missiles against ukraine. and now we're seeing some of the latest damage here. a missile hit this apartment building. it's located just minutes away from steve's secondary international airport. there are no reports of death, but heave mer. vitale. clinico says the strike injured $35.00 people including 2 children as russian forces attempt to capture the capital. not every one is able to fight and for the most vulnerable, it's been a terrifying weight. oh, the sound of war, as heard from central key if through the night it came in waves, as russian forces edge closer to ukraine's capital, seeking shelter in the underground bunker in this church. these families could only hope and pray, b

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ah, a michael ok, welcome to the special edition of d. w. news. focusing on a landmark appearance by the german chancellor. all of shawls in which he talked of a turning point in history. sholtes has been speaking in an exceptional sunday sitting of the german parliament, the bonus dog called in response to russia's invasion of nuclear. he announced a raft of policy changes that would have been unthinkable just days ago. germany will drastically strengthen its military value at a cost of a 100000000000 years. a longstanding policy of not sending weapons to war. a zones is also being reverse, and berlin will move quickly to reduce its dependence on russian energy exports. sholtes had harsh words for vladimir putin. he says the russian leader has ended decades as peaceful co existence, cold bloodedly, for one reason, joined now by our chief, political correspondent, belinda crane. melinda, today was clearly a historic as a sea change. some would say in germany's defense and foreign policies. absolutely . as the chancellor put it, we are in

ok, very, very, very big. thanks to you, michael galler, member of the european parliament. appreciate your perspective. thank you very much . slobo crane you well, that was the day as ever. the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter at dw news. and remember whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day. michael ok here in berlin, thanks to watch with, [000:00:00;00] with a enter the conflict zone with sarah kelly. person. president clinton has ordered troops into the ukranian separatist regions of domestic and nuance. after recognizing them as independent, my guess this week is all high definition of ukrainian deputy prime minister for european atlantic integration. is it too late for a diplomatic solution? well, conflict zone. next on d, w, allegheny, this super plans of the future. you already, they can replace plastic and petroleum susan's for pollution, eyes medicine, and are treated as climate savings worldwide. their powers are increasingly being deciphered. oh, geek, an unknown material in 45 minutes. oh d, w. oh, please listen care

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ah, a michael ok, welcome to the program. we begin with 1st hopes of a breakthrough over the war in ukraine. president vladimir zalinski, his office says it will hold negotiations with russian officials at the border with beller. russia says talks have not yet begun, but the 2 sides arriving at the location. in other developments president vladimir putin has put russia, is nuclear forces on alert. in an escalation of tensions with the west, the u. s. has accused him of manufacturing threats. fighting continues on the ground and you can, russian forces over attack fuel depots. and there are reports of explosions outside the capital. keith, the mer says there are no russian troops in the city. battles are still going on around other population center. for more, let's bring in d, w correspondent, nick connelly, who's in vanessia in western ukraine. nick, the ukranian side has announced that the negotiations have already begun, but the russian foreign ministry has denied that. what more can you tell us? it's pretty difficult to t

ah, i'm michael ok. welcome to this special edition of d. w. news. focusing on a landmark appearance by the german chancellor. oh, love shalt, in which he talked of a turning point in history, showed sam has been speaking in an exceptional sunday, sitting of the german parliament, the bundis dog, called in re wants to russia's invasion of you craft. you know, it's a raft of policy changes that would have been unthinkable just days ago. germany will drastically strengthen its military value at a cost of a 100000000000 euros, a longstanding policy of not sending weapons to war. a zones is also being rivers and berlin will move quickly to reduce its dependence on russian energy exports. sholtes, head harsh words were vladimir putin christ. he says the russian leader has ended decades of peaceful co existence, cold bloodedly, for one reason, joined now by our chief political correspondent, belinda crane. melinda, today was a clearly historic as a sea change, some would say, in germany's defense in foreign policies. absolutely. as the chancellor

ah, i'm michael ok. welcome to this special edition of d. w. news. focusing on a landmark appearance by the german chancellor. o. love shalt, in which he talked of a turning point in history. sholtes has been speaking in an exceptional sunday, sitting of the german parliament, the bonus dog called in response to russia's invasion of lucrative. he announced a raft of policy changes that would have been unthinkable just days ago. germany will drastically strengthen its military quality at a cost, the 100000000000. you write a longstanding policy of not sending weapons to war. a zones is also being reversed and berlin will move quickly to reduce its dependence on russian energy exports. sholtes, head harsh words were vladimir putin, president. he says the russian leader has ended decades of peaceful co existence, cold bloodedly, for one reason, joined now by our chief political correspondent, belinda crane. melinda, today was a clearly historic as a sea change, some would say, in germany's defense in foreign policies. absolutely. as the chancel

ah ah, i'm michael ok. welcome to the special edition of d. w. news focusing on a landmark appearance by the german chancellor. all love shawls in which he talked of are turning point in history. schoultz has been speaking in an exceptional sunday, sitting of the german parlor, the buddhist dog called in response to russia's invasion of nuclear. he announced a raft of policy changes that would have been unthinkable just days ago. germany will drastically strengthen its military at a cost of a 100000000000 euros, a longstanding policy of not sending weapons to war. a zones is also being reversed and berlin will move quickly to reduce its dependence on russian energy exports. sholtes had harsh words for vladimir putin. he says the russian leader has ended decades of peaceful co existence, cold bloodedly, for one reason, joined now by our chief political correspondent, belinda crane. melinda, today was clearly historic as a sea change, some would say, in germany's defense in foreign policies. absolutely. as the chancellor put it, we are in a new

i'm michael ok. welcome to the special edition of d. w. news focusing on a landmark appearance by the german chancellor, all love charles, in which he talked of her turning point in history. schoultz her has been speaking in an exceptional sunday, sitting of the german parliament, the buddhist dog, called in response to russia's invasion of nuclear. he announced a raft of policy changes that would have been unthinkable just days ago. germany will drastically strengthen its military holly, at a cost of a 100000000000 euros, a longstanding policy of not sending weapons to war. a zones is also being reversed and berlin will move quickly to reduce its dependence on russian energy exports, shawls had harsh words for vladimir putin. he says the russian leader has ended decades of peaceful co existence, cold bloodedly, for one reason. join now by our chief political correspondent, belinda crane. melinda today was clearly historic as a sea change, some would say, in germany's defense in foreign policies. absolutely. as the chancellor put it, we

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ah, a michael ok welcome. western leaders have condemned a decision by the russian president vladimir putin to recognise to break away regions in eastern ukraine as independent states. bruton agreed to request from the self proclaimed peoples republics of donetta and lou hottest in a wide ranging speech in the last hour the russian leader has accused ukrainian forces of shelling civilian area. the also says nato has ignored russia's concerns and rejected it. security de mats, german chancellor, olaf schoultz has told putin the decision to recognize the breakaway regions breaches the 2015, mence, pisa courts. ukraine has appealed to the united nations for help. dw correspondent nick connelly is in key ads and can now tell us a little bit more. nick, how has the ukranian government reacted to president putin's decision? whether this was a move, the people hadn't seen coming all along russia stretch. she had been trying force ukraine to re integrate those separate controlled areas to turn those russian back separatists into ukrainian politicians as away from moscow to guarantee its influ

ah, a michael ok, thanks so much for joining us. ukrainian forces have been fighting back against russian assaults on the outskirts of keith authorities are urging citizens to defend the capital. and the army says it repelled an assault on a military base to the south. in the latest developments president vladimir zalinski has tweeted that within a 100000 russian troops have now entered he's country, the russian foreign ministry says it's ready to work for peace. but russia also says it has launched a barrage of cruise missiles and rockets against ukraine. an early morning, missiles strike on a residential block and key of here's the moment of impact from inside one of the apartments san where russia says it's only targeting military facilities. ukrainian officials call this a cynical attack on civilian infrastructure. no debts have yet been reported. but for some, it was very close was only when we go was a direct hit into the living room. we were lucky to escape because we were in the kitchen. my wife and our older child had their legs broken watch. the younger one was taken somewhere b

i'm michael ok. ukrainian forces have been fighting back against russian assaults on the outskirts of keith. authorities have urged citizens to help defend the capital weapons such as guns are being given out to ordinary citizens. the ukrainian army says it fended off an assault on an army base in the capitol. russia is military says it has launched a barrage of cruise missiles against you grant. and now we're seeing some of the latest damage here. a missile hit this apartment building. it's located just minutes away from keeps secondary international airport. there are conflicting reports of casualties. ukrainian, president of vladimir zalinski has said the damage wage should be enough for his country to be allowed to join the european union. let's take a listen. very no. when you're lucky at the residential buildings destroyed by missiles and artillery of the final argument for the world to join us in stopping this occupational invasion. i am saying it as frankly as possible. the ukrainian people deserve and have the right to membership of the european union. this will be the main e

a michael ok, welcome to this special edition of d. w. news focusing on a landmark appearance by the german chancellor. all love shots in which he talked of or turning point in history. schoultz has been speaking in an exceptional sunday, sitting of the german parliament, the buddhist dog, called in response to russia's invasion of nuclear. he announced a raft of policy changes that would have been unthinkable just days ago. germany will drastically strengthen its military at a cost of a 100000000000 years, a longstanding policy of not sending weapons to war. a zones is also being rivers and berlin will move quickly to reduce its dependence on russian energy exports. sholtes had harsh words for vladimir putin. he says the russian leader has ended decades of peaceful co existence, cold bloodedly, for one reason joined now by our chief, political correspondent, belinda crane. melinda, today was clearly a historic as a sea change, some would say, in germany's defense in foreign policies. absolutely. as the chancellor put it, we are in a n

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ah, i'm michael ok. welcome to this special edition of d. w. news. focusing on a landmark appearance by the german chancellor. all love shawls in which he talked of a turning point in history. schoultz, it has been speaking in an exceptional sunday, sitting of the german parliament, the bundis dog, called in response to russ is invasion of you craft. saki announced a raft of policy changes that would have been unthinkable just days ago. germany will drastically strengthen its military value at a cost of a 100000000000 euros, a longstanding policy of not sending weapons to war. a zones is also being reversed, and berlin will move quickly to reduce its dependence on russian energy exports. sholtes head harsh words were vladimir putin christ. he says the russian leader has ended decades of peaceful co existence, cold bloodedly, for one reason, joined now by our chief political correspondent, belinda crane. melinda, today was a clearly historic as a sea change. some would say in germany's defense in foreign policies. absolutely. as the chancello

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michael: i am doing ok. at least i am employed. 238,000 jobless claims last week.own from the initial report of 260,000 last week and also lower than the 245 we were expecting. good news. the problem with jobless claims is they have been distorted by the omicron virus. if you are not paid for work, even if you are a waitress and you cannot go back to work because of the virus, you can file for unemployment benefits. there is been a temporary bump but people do not think that is going to last. the other big number, productivity up 6.6%. it had fallen 5% -- 5% is the new revision. fourth-quarter productivity takes a huge jump higher, which pushes down on unit labor costs. unit labor costs were up 9.3% third-quarter, 0.3% in the fourth quarter. suggesting good news on the inflation front. jonathan: thank you. i believe the photographers have finished their work in frankfurt, germany. they crowd around christine lagarde. the news conference is about to begin. christine lagarde looks a little bit lonely when it comes to central bankers. the federal reserve does not thin

michael: it is lovely here. emily: all right. are you guys ready? ok. s the company that owns more bitcoin than any other company in the world. as of the end of 2021, michael saylor, one of the cryptocurrency's biggest evangelists, started his career riding a dotcom wave and saw that bubble pop first hand. could crypto be another bubble waiting to burst, or is it the future? joining me on this edition of bloomberg "studio 1.0," microstrategy founder and ceo michael saylor.

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ok very, very, very big. thanks to you, michael gohler, member of the european parliament. appreciate your perspective. thank you very much . slobo crane you well, that was the day as ever. the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter at dw news. remember, whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day. michael. okay, here in berlin. thanks. watch ruth . ah ah, with with what is money work? everything is getting more expensive. inflation is making people nervous. but how did this happen? and could crypto currency offer away out with a glimpse into the complex world of inflation made in germany on d. w. 21 on the run. the other one exhausted from his life. the other 2. 0 one the school. the other me stay focused on yours. in 60 minutes on d w. oh, we're all good to go beyond the obvious as we take on the world. 8 hours. i do all this. yes, we're all about the stories that matter to you. i policeman follow me. you we are, your is actually on fire made for mines. ah, ah ah, ah, it is one of the biggest threats facing the global economy. inflatio

ok very, very, very big. thanks to you, michael gohler, member of the european parliament. appreciate your perspective. thank you very much . slobo crane you well, that was the day as ever. the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter at dw news. remember, whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day. michael, over here in berlin, thanks to watch with with with what is money work? everything is getting more expensive. inflation is making people nervous. but how did this happen? and could crypto currency offer away out? with a glimpse into the complex world of inflation made in germany on d. w. enter the conflict zone with sarah kelly. russian, president, putin has ordered troops into the ukrainian separatist regions of domestic and wants, after recognizing them as independent. my guess this week is all. hi stephanie, tina ukrainian deputy prime minister for european atlantic integration. is it too late for a diplomatic solution? well, conflict zone. in 60 minutes on d, w. o. dogs are more intelligent than most people. with psychology profes

ok. michael in seattle, washington, talking about a views on covid, particularly science and medicine, andis views have not changed. a call from bridge court -- bridgeport, connecticut, on our yes line. caller: good morning. yes, my views have changed a lot, especially with the medical establishment we have now. dr. fauci has been caught lie after lie after lie, and we cannot trust this man to continue to lead us on this course. and i am just saying, we have no confidence in leadership now because of what dr. fauci has done to us. host: so is your concerned more with the cdc and government officials or with science and medicine themselves? caller: i am concerned with the whole establishment, with the cdc, with fda. they have been flip-flopping ever since this pandemic started . and dr. fauci has been caught lie after lie after lie. and it is dr. malone, the inventor of mrna, saying it is dangerous, so why won't we listen to him? it does not make no sense. host: ok, that is edgar in connecticut. the "new york times" talked about international opinion of science and medicine, a recent poll t

michael by car, it is not easy. every 5 or 6 houses is a new territory with a new bali and a new set of area boys or dogs. ok, so as we are going, we've negotiate edge the thoroughfare to wear the stages. now to describe the stage, the idea is to create a stage on the water slow team. it will be floating buddies, built under the body will look like, you know, floating on water. we are going to be joined today by the ladies from mccorkle. they are meeting us here at 3 o'clock, as they get closer to that showtime, i anticipate they may get more apprehensive about talking in front of the community . what i would like is that, and you can tell me if you, you don't have to meet them outside of here. but while they're in regards all together, i would like them to just be assigned to one person for questions. many of them sale market does how need make ends me and your husbands are fishermen and all the all trade out of the idea. we have 2 students, 2 teenagers, and then the rest. we met with children. i did a video of the land, you know, these women have been waiting for almost 2 hours for you to comp, just say, s

ok. michael peterson. guest: in essence, you are right, sir.n a basically permanent basis, we taken about this much and spend about this much. you would not do that in your household because you could not. you would not do that in your business because you would go bankrupt. as a country, we can get away with it because we can borrow and lots of people around the world want to own our debt. at some point, that runs out. even before it runs out, you are burdening our future at the expense of the next generation. i don't think it is fair to add $30 trillion, we will add $13 trillion on the next 10 years on autopilot, before some of the new things we are thinking about. that places a significant burden on our future. i think it is something we need to address immediately. host: following thought to that from roy on twitter. would it be better to call the baby boomer generation the dying ine and dash generation? it seems we are leaving quite a bill for our offspring to take care of. pat in west virginia on the democrats' line. caller: good morning.

ok. michael peterson. guest: in essence, you are right, sir.n a basically permanent basis, we taken about this much and spend about this much. you would not do that in your household because you could not. you would not do that in your business because you would go bankrupt. as a country, we can get away with it because we can borrow and lots of people around the world want to own our debt. at some point, that runs out. even before it runs out, you are burdening our future at the expense of the next generation. i don't think it is fair to add $30 trillion, we will add $13 trillion on the next 10 years on autopilot, before some of the new things we are thinking about. that places a significant burden on our future. i think it is something we need to address immediately. host: following thought to that from roy on twitter. would it be better to call the baby boomer generation the dying ine and dash generation? it seems we are leaving quite a bill for our offspring to take care of. pat in west virginia on the democrats' line. caller: good morning.

tom: we have michael collins doing the macarena on tv. in my doing it ok? that is beautiful. can we clip that? lisa: there is so much specialness right now, i don't know where to go. jonathan: who gave him his coffee this morning? what is in that cup? [laughter] lisa: let's go back to the 20 year auction because i've got $19 billion of options i want to talk about. have you changed your view on where the end rate will be for longer term treasuries? because you were of the view that we had already seen the peaks and that they were going to go down. now we are at 2%. how have you shifted? michael: in this world, when you are investing, just like the fed says you have to be nimble, you have to really be willing to be flexible. the biggest mistake you can make is sticking to something regardless of new information coming in. the new information is that inflation has been a lot stickier and it is actually broadening out as we sit here. the conviction we have that it is going to be 3% at the end of the year is much lower now than it was six or 12 months ago. i st

ok to let you know. now you brew. yeah, so that's what we're doing. so we're just doing the project would be that we many michael coach just that's an experiment to see what the problem signed on michael area. and so we are calling me to know which is like which is like a gate. so that we are going to, i mean that's a menu i have property, so many get close around. they go. yeah. so i already do shows in lagos island, already done shows around, so i'm interested, he's outreach, i'm interested. i do show as universities at the machine market i'm michael board is near me. so why not? well to be successful because i don't really work like the men in control of everything. women to a certain degree. the man, the whole point of the show right, is that tonight we need women in leadership since men of control. my jeff on 45. where we me, i seriously doubt that while you out trying to do work out, i'm sorry to say, but that's just my opinion the i'm going right, so we're on the right is so just after this, when i get on to do this, you don't. yeah. you see men have on women to have thank you. all right, i am going to do