we're extremely bullish on the midstream component.charles, chevron executed extremely well. the stock is up massively, well over 100% in the last year. it's just that the expectations have gotten built up, and then you have the news come out, things come down a lit. -- a bit. it's record levels of cash flows, growth, but, you know, you get this kind of selloff sometimes when the stock is up so much. they're well past pre-covid levels. just think about how extraordinary that is. i remember the day i was on your show and we were talking about oil being below zero supposedly -- [laughter] and here we are with chevron at 133 and people think it's down. charles: you remember that? that was a nutty day and week. hey, before i let you go, because i love these conversations, i've got to get your thoughts on powell. you were somewhat skeptical on how aggressive he would or could be. it feels the street thinks he's really going to live up to this new hawkish level. will he? can he? will he do it? >> this is one of the most predictable things, i

gandhi: we are in the middle of an omicron surge, and it is a little difficult to change things midstream. i think a lot of people are talking about intimacy after this. after this. kristen: i will testify to the fact that you have been coming on our program a little over a month now. you have been talking about off rooms to restrictions being lifted for months now. i totally get it. i want to visit one of your proposed metrics, which is to lift the school masking mandate 12 weeks after that age group has become eligible for the vaccine, so i think that will be january 28, right, but given that we are in the middle of the omicron surge, do you still say that? dr. gandhi: no, i think the omicron surge will not end until mid-february. the state has put a mask mandate in place until february 15. if you are in the middle of a surge, it is sort of tone deaf to do anything with masks, so i think that the masks will probably be true for the entire population until after the surge. then what will happen after that? i think what they state and cdc will recommend is mask optional for the population

regularity. infections with a corona virus, and dusky at andrea ag macy could be the infect, you own a midstream called of yours owns of imitators zone of. and i truly have isaac and advocacy in buells early because no one wants to think about more mutations right now in the middle restaurant and bar. certainly not illness. he believes he already has big plans and wants to expands to other cities. he believes that the prospects was on africa once again. ah well known to hamsters hong kong, independent mc hong kong says it will coal more than 2000 hamsters after a coven 19 outbreak was traced to a pet store, a shop worker, a customer, and a love and hamsters tested positive for the delta barrier. so the authorities have now banned the importing and the selling of all small animals. it's still not clear whether the humans caught the virus from the hamsters. my colleague, matthew more he's been following this story and all those hamsters that are about to die. what more can you tell us? i don't think either of us thought we would be talking about covert carrying hampstead when it began the day bren

well, obviously you don't want to - obviously you don't want to sometimes change horses midstream, butinvading ukraine if he wants to, and so i don't think it would make a huge difference. but i think this kind of underlines the importance of the relationship and trying to have a united front against russia. but i don't think it makes that much difference, but it would obviously — president biden has a relationship with prime minister borisjohnson. prime minister boris johnson. they prime minister borisjohnson. they trust each other, they have known each other for years, and so that helps them really rally the west against russian aggression.- really rally the west against russian aggression. yes, well, certainly not — russian aggression. yes, well, certainly not trying _ russian aggression. yes, well, certainly not trying to - russian aggression. yes, well, certainly not trying to jump - certainly not trying to jump the gun here at all, but very interesting to know what the thaw might be. thank you, daniel. a covid outbreak on board an australian warship loaded with humanitarian aid b

. >> they won because they can't get their way on every judge to change the rules in midstream, to washy 200 years of history. they want to make this country into a banana republic. it will be a doomsday for a democracy if we do. >> laura: a doomsday for democracy. well, his move to end the filibuster, now an act of pure desperation. he knows he doesn't have the votes the old-fashioned way that they will get wiped out in november under the old rules. so, like a dictator he referenced in the old clip, they do it across the globe. what do they do? they change the rules to keep themselves in power in perpetuity. if the democrats are able to pass the so-called voting rights bill entering one party bill, schumer can push through the left's dangerous agenda, no questions asked. this brings me to my second plank, saving the independents. unlike the biden team, we don't answer to any type of international order. the united states as a free and independent and sovereign country. we don't take orders from the e.u., wto, w.h.o. or the u.n. the government and our military, they work for us. speakin

now it's your side that wants to change the rules midstream. now it's your side that if you don't get your way, you change the rules. was joe biden lying in 2019? was senator schumer lying in 2005? i don't know. you ought to ask them. a double power grab with a twist jim crow 2.0, seizing federal elections, striking down the laws adopted by democratic legislatures, putting an unelected radical leftist bureaucrat in charge of elections with more power, this one leftist bureaucrat, than all 29 million people in the state of texas. doing so by breaking the senate rules to change the senate rules , and the twist is with a dose of hypocrisy unusual even for this place. look, if a senator serves long enough, there will be times when they may vote a little bit this way or a little bit that way. there are lots of senators that have had tensions with prior positions. i cannot think of another time when a senator has voted for something that he has called doomsday for democracy. that's not just a little hypocritical. and, by the way, all the democrats ag

. >> they want because they can't get their way on every judge to change the rules in midstream, to wash away 200 years of history. they want to make this country into a banana republic where if you don't get your way, you change the rules expect >> sean: chuck he wants to turn america into a banana republic. there are only two because senate democrats still in favor of the filibuster. that's joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. "the washington post" was "stubbornly opposed to it" pit will they be investigated by your department of justice and your brand-new unit of domestic terrorism or is that you not only for parents protesting school boards? they are very dangerous. biden's energy secretary facing for calls to resign after reports he requested an official letter from the national school board association comparing those parents that care about their kids, and i go to school board meetings which have to be boring as hell, the terrorists. will be squarely focused on those that participated in the january 6 riots. by the way, there were riots in the summer of 2020, what about groups that cha

. >> they want because they can't get their way on every judge, t change the rules midstream. to wash away 200 years of history. they want to make this country into a banana republic where if you don't get your way, you change the rules. >> chuckie wants to turn americ into a market republic. they're are only two senate democrats still in favor of the filibuster, that is joe manchin. they opposed to eliminating it very now, are they racist, joe biden, or are they your domesti enemies? will they be investigated by your department of justice in the brand-new unit on domestic terrorism? or is that unit only for parent protesting school boards? they are very dangerous and breaking tonight, the education secretary is now facing calls t resign after reports that he requested an official letter from the national school board association comparing those parents that care about their kids and go to school board meetings which have to be borin to terrorists. or will a domestic terror unit will be squarely focused on those that participated in the january 6 riots. by the way, there were

so whether it's in the midstream space like an energy product partners or whether it's one of the majorsto focus on cash flow the main thing i tell my clients is when you look at some of these high multiple stocks that are now selling off, right, you mentioned a couple of insider buys in a few of them, but during rotation and in an inflationary world you can pay any price for future growth. but when the fed acts you want to focus on cash flow and the sector is less than 3% of the s&p 500, that's pretty low. >> very low. we appreciate your views, some opportunity friday stocks. have a great weekend, patrick. thank you very much. that does it for us on "worldwide exchange. just a reminder, the markets and us are off on monday remember it's the great dr. martinut lher king jr. day we'll see you on tuesday squawk is next take care. you could be working with someone outside your company and wait for back and forth e-mail, or a call to be rescheduled for the third time. orrr... you could use slack. and work faster with everyone you work with, together in one place. slack. where the future work

. >> they want because they can't get their way on every judge to change the rules in midstream, to washof history. they want to make this country into a banana republic where if you don't get your way, you change the rules. >> sean: that's what chuck wants, banana republic, and of course democrats aren't taking them of the filibuster and trying to ram through far left socialism, they are obsessed with more hysteria. this is the week of all things january 6th and using their sham predetermined investigation with the predetermined outcome always to attack donald trump. liz cheney, where is your investigation into the approximately 574 riots in the summer of 2020 where dozens of americans died, billions of dollars in property damage with arson and looting, and thousands of cops that were injured during those riots. where's that committee? and why are you now siding with far left democrats, the ones that called your father, dick cheney -- they called him a murderer. they called him a war criminal and a crook. really, you know, argue that obsessed with donald trump? clearly the answer is yes

. >> they want, because they can't get their way on every judge, to change the rules in midstream.s of history. they want to make this country into a banana republic where if you don't get your way, you change the rules. are we going to let them? >> no. >> it will be a doomsday for democracy if we do. elizabeth: all right. are they now trying to turn america into a banana republic? >> there are so many doomsdays for democracies when you're talking to politics in d.c. usually what that means, what that is code for i'm not getting my way right now when i want it. now the funny thing is, they might have a little bit of trouble here getting rid of the filibuster but they're throwing a bit of a temer per tantrum. they could be on precipice of passing one of the most aggressive democratic agendas we've seen in 50 years since fdr. try to remake the relationship between the d.c. and sit entry. the reason they wouldn't do, have a compromise with senator joe manchin. the hard thing the democrat party is finding out right now you can't fundamentally remake america all the time with such a thi

they want to change the rules in midstream to wash away 200 years of history. doomsday for democracy if we do. >> bret: but, you know, time passes, morgan? >> yeah. i guess i agree with chuck schumer there. i think there is going to be a bunch of republicans political operatives that are pulling that clip that you just showed for ads going into the midterms. really, i think what the democrats have to do is say what is our governing agenda? it looks like it's going to be a blood bath. is there any way for them to, you know, still keep the senate, right? bosses in the house as are projected or expected at this point. they are going to have to get biden out front messaging more. and they are going to have to have some sort of governing agenda other than just trying to get rid of the filibuster and progressives and moderate democrats fighting with each other. there is lot of noise right now. axios is reporting earlier today that americans are just turning out of political news much less so than they did over the past two years of course during the trump years. you

it's not a great time to lose your chairman when you are midstream dealing with rehabilitation.unfortunate that this happened to credit suisse. shery: good to have you on the story, jesse westbrook. here's the headlines. hdf see banks rose in the third quarter as asset quality improved in india. up 18% from one year ago. the loan jumped 5% during the time with the banks after the rba lifted -- rb i lifted a ban on issuing new credit cards. walmart revealed plans to create a cryptocurrency. application shows it is preparing to make and sell virtual goods. they have not divulged further information but says they are continuously exploring how to reshape future shopping experiences. unilever is said to be talking to banks amid more financing for glaxosmithkline after they rejected the unit of either -- the third and final bid of unilever. the drugmaker says they are sticking with their plan to stave off the portfolio brand. and boosting a 15% holding in sunni.com to take control of finances. the lender says they plan to hold stocks about acquiring shares and would need regulator ap

they want to change the rules in midstream. to wash away 200 years of history.y want to make this country into a banana republic. it will be a doomsday for democracy if we do. >> dana: chuck schumer's big push is to change the filibuster rules. he is trying to create a banana republic. >> intellectual consistency with a small mind. i guess he was a big mind. first of all we're talking about joe manchin. what else did joe manchin say? he wrote an op-ed saying i oppose the partisan election law and oppose getting rid of the filibuster. they are holding the vote trying to get rid of the filibuster in order to pass the partisan election law that he opposes. so further mismanaging joe manchin. second, the democrats should look back at all the things they filibustered when donald trump was president when the republicans controlled the all. they blocked budget cuts, expanded gun rights, pro-life legislation, defunding planned parenthood. imagine a mcconnell led filibuster friesen at with a republican back in the white house and the republicans will pass all that and mo

they can't get their way on every judge to change the rules in midstream. 200 years of history, it will be a doomsday for democracy if we do. >> john: doomsday for democracy if we do, the filibuster, he said today on the senate floor, times have changed. have they changed? >> yeah, that's for sure, based on that clip you just ran, he's now on the side of dictatorship, i suppose, according to the standard he used to apply. now he's claiming that our democracy is in peril and it can only be saved by trashing senate rules and overriding state election laws, creating massive new federal power over our elections, and i think there's a reason that there's all this rhetoric is because they don't want people to focus on the underlying reality, which is a lot of changes people don't want. if he manages to trash senate rules and get rid of the filibuster and drive this election law through, a lot of what it's doing is destroying what people like about elections. they want people to have to present a valid i.d. that is a broadly bipartisan popular position, and this s

additionally, chris founded and serves as the executive chairman of liberty resources and liberty midstream solutions. the word is yours. >> wonder where that liberty word came from. i will start with a trigger warning, i am a lifelong nerd, so i speak in numbers a lot. because i think they matter. if we look at the fraud human history, one of the thing that mattered much as life expectancy at birth. it has been about 30 years, and as good as we can construct it the invention of agriculture throughout the ups and downs. of course it rose a little bit when there was episodic but rare outbreaks of peace or success in agricultural productivity. then things changed a lot. just in the last couple centuries. human life expectancy has gone from 30 years to over 72 years today. also throughout human history, about 90% of humanity lived on less than two dollars a day in today's dollars. people were smaller because most everyone was in some degree of starvation. then we had this explosion. this more than doubling of human life exposed -- life except see, 90% living to -- living in dire poverty, getti

president clinton's presidency where he saw and read the tea leaves and actually changed policy midstreame voters are telling him. they are rejecting his build back better agenda and he's still trying to push it through. we have crises erupting everywhere across the country and instead of talking about a fix, he's talking about jamming through a voting bill. the harris poll found 17% of democrats would support hillary clinton as nominee if biden does not run in 2024. have you spoken with hillary clinton, mark? >> no. but i would say that 17% is a very weak number. i did not sense in this poll bring back hillary. she used to start out in these races at 30, 40, 45, 50 when the country really wanted hillary. this says to he me the country really wants to go forward, not back. they're not giving any votes to kamala harris either. they don't really like joe biden for a second term so i think the democratic party is in chaos and in contrast the republican party is ready to consolidate around former president trump. maria: well, maybe if hillary runs again she'll come up with another made for ho

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