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mike: congresswoman, we've got to run. >> thank you. mike: thank you so much for your time. >> as always. mikeom the other side of the aisle, i'm joined by democratic congressman from maryland and homeland of the judiciary and ethics committees, glenn ivy. congressman, welcome. >> thank thanks for having me. mike: let's start with the impeachment inquirely and this from house speaker kevin mccarthy. we don't have it, okay. how do you respond from some of the things you heard from the speaker today about the impeachment inquiry i? >> i had a chance to watch his interview today, and i thought almost all of it was incorrect. he's decided to call for an a impeachment inquiry in an attempt to sort of appease the right wing of his caucus and try to get them onboard for the government shutdown vote so we can avert that. unfortunately, they're not onboard for that, as you just heard from your prior guest. looks like we're heading towards a government shutdown. and the impeachment inquiry is totally illegitimate because no factual basis for any of that, those steps to be taken at this point. and there'

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mike: all right. look for that that's real news. i thought those were supposed to be funny. >> mike: real headline. >> biden freezes at press conference media insists he was in deep thought. >> mike impeachment after president biden calls for regime change at be burning man. >> mike: see if folks at burning man get out of the mud by that point. thank you very much. busy fall in american politics. see where it goes. tomorrow on "special report," congress heads back to court with a big funding fight coming. please remember catch us live set your dvr 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. join stuart varney, dana perino and ilia calderon as they moderate the second presidential debate on fox business septembed reagan foundation and institute in simi valley, california. thanks for watching "special report." t"the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: hi, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from washington tonight. all right. so far 2023 hasn't just taken the angle from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. but it's brought us coast to coast to investigate everything from the crime that's are a advantaging san francisco to flying cars in florida n

mike: all right. look for that that's real news. i thought those were supposed to be funny. >> mike: real headline. >> biden freezes at press conference media insists he was in deep thought. >> mikereene demands impeachment after president biden calls for regime change at berin burning man. >> mike: see if folks at burning man get out of the mud by that point. thank you very much. busy fall in american politics. see where it goes. tomorrow on "special report," congress heads back to court with a big funding fight coming. please remember catch us live set your dvr 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. join stuart varney, dana perino and ilia calderon as they moderate the second presidential debate on fox business septembed reagan foundation and institute in simi valley, california. thanks for watching "special holida ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is a special edition of "the five." ♪ ♪ happy labor day weekend everyone. "the five" is celebrating by taking a trip down memory lane. we have a fun-filled show ahead with some of our best moments

mike's disappearance be the result of foul play? enter the wild card, the squeakiest of squeaky wheels, mike williams'mother. who simply was not buying the official story that miket lake. >> mike is not in lake seminole. he did not drown. he did not get eaten by alligators. >> some called cheryl williams, with her pigtails, eccentric, even crazy. but she demanded answers, appealing first to the media. and when she didn't get any results, she opened her purse and spent money she really couldn't afford. >> i'd take out an ad in the "tallahassee democrat" and i ask the public to help me find my son. it was a $1,200 ad. >> earnings from the daycare center she operated out of her home. >> you have to change a lotta diapers to pay for an ad that expensive. but it got publicity. >> some of the day care center kids, now all grown like marya denmark, remembered making missing person posters. >> i was only 6 years old when mike went missing. i remember somebody would draw out mike's name and missing, and then we would fill it in with like a black sharpie. >> miss cheryl, as she became known, was a one-woman campaign. she wrote letters to the governor every day for years,

mike, it was great. we've got a great show tomorrow, 1 p.m. eastern. mike: thank you very much. safe travels to you, brother. griff: that's right. "fox news live" will continue with rich edson and anita vogel. i'm griff jenkins, joined by my buddy -- mikeng, have a great day. ♪ muck it's earned in every wash, and re-earned every day. tide. america's #1 detergent. let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo. when i started golo, i expected to plateau like i had so many other times. i was surprised that sticking to the golo plan and taking release, the weight just kept coming off. (soft music) (vo) in one second, sara (woman) yes (vo) will get a job offer somewhere sunnier. relocating in weeks. (woman) weeks? (vo) yeah, weeks. (woman) gotta sell the house. (vo) don't worry, sell to opendoor, and move on your

mike, back to you. >> mike tobin reporting live from chicago. mike, thanks a lot. growing sports and you entertainment industry? saudi arabia. first, beyond our borders tonight. india's visa processing center in canada suspends services as a rift widens between the countries. this comes africa madian prime minister justin trudeau said india may have been involved in the killing of a canadian citizen. canada expelled an indian diplomat and india responded in kind. it calls trudeau's allegation absurd. syrian president bashar assad arrives in china on his first visit to the country since the start of syria's 12 conflict one of his main backers in that fight. and this is a live look at paris, one of the big stories there tonight, king charles the iii and queen camilla see the fire damaged north dam cathedral during the second day of state visit to france. the royals were not able to enter the sanctuary for safety reasons. they will end their trip friday with a stop of bordeaux which has a large british community, not to mention great wine. just some of the other storie

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continues to work on the farm along with his nephew, mike. mike will be the great grandson of giovanni. thank you to the family for your work to feed american families and congratulations for this emarkable -- remarkable milestone. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recog recognition? mr. takano: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute mr. takano: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the university of california riverside school of medicine. over the past 10 years the u. c.r. school of medicine has become a kruse balance of knowledge, sanctuary of healing, and a force against health care disparities. it produces skilled physicians. fossors innovation, and engages our community. with six clinics throughout the region, the u. c.r. school of medicine brings medical attention to those in need across southern calif

thank you, mike, for the uptake. mike, mike, dave, mike kind of live there in washington. now migrant. a boat in the mediterranean has reportedly come under attack by the libyan coast guard, according to see washington national. this, the rescue organization has posted this video online. it appears to show a disney stinking with dozens of migrants on board after a close approach with a speed boat. shortly afterwards, a launch control body seen throwing life police to people in the water. see, watch says it's not clear if they were any casualties in a post on x. c. watch calls, incident attempted murder. the organization says a coast car took the migraines back to libya, feed excise from c, which has been explaining what happened. so what we're seeing yesterday from i've got 0 is the roots, a davy? um disgusting. vibration. see from the union? we have the of the software to the cost. got basically chasing. lindsey probably be for more than half an hour, attacking them several times to the crest. of the bowl with one of the action best at the places and all of the busy perso

mike. mike: david spun starting us off on the north lawn. thank you. immigrant women and children over the border in overwhelming numbers as it goes on. griff is with us. >> good afternoon, mikethe steady stream continues. let's go right to the sky. you can see a group of migrants making their way along the river and they will just simply go through that, climb up on those boxes, both the razor wire and boxes but they met the state of texas to deter the migrants. it is not working. our viewers can really see most of these migrants coming from venezuela. you can see the razor wire they have to go through. the temperatures will reach 100 again creating a humanitarian disaster. this is a disaster. the chief of the border patrol. now saying publicly not sustainable. here where we are standing more than 1300 migrants walked by today. in the hundreds. today we have a capacity problem more than 200% over capacity meeting they have nowhere to put these folks. bus after bus coming down here. unclear exactly where they are taking them. the dhs secretary made a trip to the border yesterday. not here in eagle pass. part of the rg sector. here's a little bit of what he said about so many

republicans i want to mention mike we've got a letter from the president's physician says he has an updated covid booster shot and flu vks and urging americans to follow his lead. mike. mike: mark meredith live on a soggy north lawn thank you very much. aishah. aishah: erik johnson switching political parties he made big announcement in a wall street journal op-ed on friday say he's now becoming republican. he emphasized a future of cities depending on mayors who champion law and order and practice fiscal conservatism to defining characteristics at the gop and christina coleman live with that story. hi, christina. >> hi that's right in on a op-ed long time democrat is making a big switch and johnson is leaving democratic party and becoming republican because law and order and fiscal conservatism are defining characteristics of the gop. he says as opposed to the, quote, inking the poll driven commitment, a many democrats, johnson also said no to the defund the police movement, even though activist protested in front of his home for about a week. he says it is important for cities to have strong and supported police departments as he recalled his own experience growing up a

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mike. mike is on the new york republican line go ahead. >> gas good morning. i like to reiterate what other people previously said. since day whennc this has been referred to as an insurrection. but in fact a president trump nor anyone else has been charged with insurrection. and in terms of crowd control i work for the nypd in manhattan for over 20 years but we handle crowds much larger than that. so capitol police dropped the ball but they had the intel on the possible crowd sizes. u.s. army infantry veteran. i honestly thought i'd never see the day were the commander-in-chief armed forces who is also the president has a policy of intentionally not defending our borders. with over 7 million illegal aliens commenced this country. for anyone to say is countries being effectively run right now is an absolute joke. it is a disgrace. i was aware of the reasons the army is 40% short on the recruiting goals the other branches are 25% short. people understand what's going on in this country it's an absolute disgrace. greg sets michael new york the washington times reporting the inspector general of homeland security as migrants come to the united states. reporting 20% of newly arrived migrants gave a bogus address as the border patrol where they were arrested according to that report that was released yesterday. make it nearly impossible to track them as a spread to the united states. agent said sometimes it migrants refused to give an address and other times they cannot decipher what the address is. other times the location is invalid for a church or business location where they can never be tracked down. that's why the emphasis for the same location was used more than 500 times bite migrants and being released into the country by the small reporting on dhs inspector general report that came out yesterday for the washington times reporting at this morning. virginia independent line will hear from rick. eggs hey good morning. you have made a comment to another person about trump. let me clarify something for you are not a judge nor is anyone who has called in. judge catherine said the finding failed to prove she was raped within meeting of does not mean that she failed to approve mr. trump raped her as many people, the understand the word rape. that's a judge talking i don't understand why people carry water for trump this guy is the most violent guy. has over 40000 lies that he hastold in his presidency. the part about insurrection come on? there is common sense that there is idiocy. >> your statements to the judge did release a posttrial release statement. but the trial itself the charge was sexual assault and not accused of rape as the color was sacred that is the clarification i was making. let's hear from darrell in california democrat line. >> your guest earlier described it insurrection is being planned and not spontaneous. while it was definitely planned because they had t-shirts made up.nt the oath keeper is boring t-shirts with the date on it. roger stone works for trump that's not 6 degrees of separation it's 3 degrees of separation for donald trump is responsive for the death of ashley she can do that he could've called it off long before he did that's all i gotta say thank you. >> okay, sheila is next. an massachusetts republican line. >> thank you for taking my call. one point i would like you to ikget a guest on and have them n what mikece met when he said the reason he did not challenge the electoral votes was that it would have to to be thrown back to congress and that it would cause great chaos. he never said it was against the law and it has happened before the electoral vote has beenn challenged. this whole thing is nothing but a farce is to get trump off the ballot out of their hair because they are afraid of what donald trump will exposed to this country. i we are in dire straits with this immigration thing. with china. we are in an impossible situation as long as joe biden or connolly harris has anything to do with running this country. thank you so much and congrats to the caller from new york he was important on thank you. >> scheele in massachusetts is on the senate floor yesterday republican sedrick tom taber bill calling for a floor vote on the joint chiefs of staff mark millie's replacement this despite his hold on military nominations here's a portion of the senator's comments yesterday. >> i am concern

so, mike-- >> mike. >> mike, yes. mike, this is leona bridges. i agree you have the largest pool of assets. have you experienced buy-in with county parties of result of the higher risk of not getting securities back? >> i think buy-in, they would certainly take different flavors. we say for instance a lender held a bond one of the [indiscernible] held a bond and it failed today, the borrower failed to deliver the bond back to us and failed tomorrow, we couldb assess that and decide whether we want to try to buy in a security. meaning, we go out in the market and try to buy it. if the borrower is having trouble finding it and getting a settlement of that to buy it and ship back to us, we may not have anymore luck and by doing that may prolong [indiscernible] by adding another out there in the market. we have a variety of tools at disposal we would use to mitigate that. i can say for certain in the four years i have been working with sfers going back to late 2019 and then [indiscernible] i cannot recall a single instance where we had anything like t

other types of weapons are exactly what they are talking about, and of course i am glad to hear from mike mike mykola these words and the desire to write it in the american laws that are currently being discussed, but without the administration it still won't work, we understand perfectly well and we need at least a basic understanding between the administration and, accordingly , the democrats and republicans, that is, after all, we is not such an irritating factor in american domestic politics now . i think that volodymyr zelenskyi's conversation with the republicans was positive and cool. well, that 's what i hear from my friends, but that doesn't mean that with the course of the campaign and possible attempts to impeach biden, which are also related to his son hunter, and accordingly , a new more risky and difficult situation will not arise with us, and again, this visit is in terms of trust, in terms of understanding what we want in in terms of discussing all further scenarios, chesny is critically important and this is the only thing i can repeat that you need to be an expert in ukraine,

they fucking hit us with a... 30 mike-mike, exploded. grenade launcher. right? grenade launcher? i'm, i'm a cameraman. i don't know. i don't know what that shit's called. so... [clears throat] i fucking... i saw the guy that got hit. hauser. they started dragging him. and, uh, and anyways, i was bleeding. and, uh... [distant yelling] what's going on? anyway. [clicks tongue] uh, so, i was bleeding. and then, i was like... i knew i wasn't hurt that bad. i knew it was just a cut. [indistinct chatter in distance] but i was still scared. i just kept filming, and uh... if you looked through the camera... when you look through the camera, and... the viewfinder, it's almost like, "it's not happening." you know. it's almost like it's a movie. you're just watching a movie. i want you to meet the men of first battalion sixth marine regiment. [rapid gunshots] [soldier 1] reloading! [soldier 2] gets you out of nowhere... i'm in a sleeping bag, still. so, all of a sudden, you hear the flaresgoing off, rpg, then, fires just start going off. [explosion] just to the northwest of us, across the he

james hardie™. >>> all right, time for our final trades let's go around the horn, beginning with mike. mikeve to keep an eye on, though. >> tim, how about you? >> first of all, thank you for being here >> hey, i'llsee you later in the week >> great show. appreciate it. >> thank you >> guy, good look at the house of presidents. because i realize that -- the cap x here, this is an overreaction disney has other issues. this is not their issue. you buy that weakness. >> all right, karen? >> yeah, i'm always long, i have some hedges, but i have one other asset, which is one-year treasuries i think the risk/reward is compelling >> we began the program. all right, guy -- >> i'm sure -- i've never met pat, i'm sure he's lovely. two push-ups on stage, sort of embarrassing you would have rattled off 50. because i know that's who you are. >> that's right. >> one arm, no less. >> sllone. i mean, stallone, tyler. oracle, old tech back to you. >> old tech. all right. thank you for watching "fast money," everybody. you know what's coming up next that would be jim cramer and "mad money," it starts right no

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mike mazda and he's a security analyst. and for my position on the office that he joins a set from london, a welcome back, mike, how important all these drones proving for you try? it's a very important, i mean they, they hit the sweet spot of being relatively cheap to produce. and yet very effective, and it's not just the, you know, the old vs benefits of being able to, you know, for example, disable russian vehicles. because i cheap, you can have lots of them. and that spreads see a amongst the russian forces because they're constantly worrying about very small drones with explosives might come down on them. and if that small size a big pocket, they say it just makes them not hot spots. yes i, i think what's happened over the last say 20 is of james's. when they 1st arrived enough comes on your rock. there was a very large multi 1000000 pound systems. and then, you know, your, your, your views will know that we will live with buys out in droves of amazon. and that's what happened at the beginning of the war. and those industries started and you tried and you just had one of the new package just that they realize that actually they needed a home going industry that starts up at the beginning of the war. and making them slowly made them cheat, forced hot hot spots. and so having that great psychological effect, right? i'm just talking about back about that starts up. so they were feeling i got they were doing lots of, of one else. where are you? is you creating the getting it's, it's ministry, great drug and show him that presumably not amazon, you know. so a tuck, he has emerged as quite a significant player in the drug market. and so for weston companies, a country, so i like the you can, us tend to use very expensive multi $1000000.00 systems, but tacky, produced a, so come back to try and which is about a $1000000.00. so pretty treat for dry was but, but just as effective as the multi $1000000.00 systems. and they still buy that middle of the markets if you like. and because of that cheap cost relative to other military hardware, you try and has been able to buy lots of new of talking and they've been very, very effective. and those are the ones that you can reuse rather than the cheap suicide drive means that the industry in ukraine is producing a just use and once. and then you have to get another one on how does russian drone technology compare whether it be domestically produced. also, styles way. mm hm. well, russia here, as, as you know, is on the pretty heavy sanctions. and the most effective part of the sanctions is on specific bits of technology. so the clayton is getting a lot of stuff from china. russia is, is finding it hard to get high end micro chips and gyroscopes to enable it to make high tech drives. so it's been forced to go to iran specific need for strains, and iran also and the sanctions is develop the line is low tech, relatively cheap drones. and these are the ones that russia has been using to bombard you trade in the cities. the problem is, of course, because that low tech, the relatively easy to shoot down and so you need lots of them. so russia is gone partly in the opposite direction of getting quite cheat, low tech drives and trying to so you probably need assistance with them. so different topics has about mike mike martin and from that kings college longer thanks from starts with a rock, westgate media site, least a 100 people have been killed in more than a 150 injured in a fight. as a wedding party. witnesses say the place started after fireworks was set off inside the venue in north and i'll hop on the district just outside. most old school metal now jams the whole way hundreds of guess had gathered for a wedding. the ceiling buckled by the blaze that broke out late on tuesday nights, killing at least a 100 people. the officials said the bride and groom were among the dead of the survivors were rushed to local and regional hospitals to be treated for bands and smoke. inhalation. eye witnesses said the fire started as the wedding couple can make were on the dance floor. how did this happen? well actually i was like, i mean, what can i say more about to do a slow down side with us so they only the fireworks are still coming. steigerwald, the heat the ceiling which caught fire coolers down.

so, mike-- >> mike. >> mike, yes. mike, this is leona bridges. i agree you have the largest pool of assets. have you experienced buy-in with county parties of result of the higher risk of not getting securities back? >> i think buy-in, they would certainly take different flavors. we say for instance a lender held a bond one of the [indiscernible] held a bond and it failed today, the borrower failed to deliver the bond back to us and failed tomorrow, we couldb assess that and decide whether we want to try to buy in a security. meaning, we go out in the market and try to buy it. if the borrower is having trouble finding it and getting a settlement of that to buy it and ship back to us, we may not have anymore luck and by doing that may prolong [indiscernible] by adding another out there in the market. we have a variety of tools at disposal we would use to mitigate that. i can say for certain in the four years i have been working with sfers going back to late 2019 and then [indiscernible] i cannot recall a single instance where we had anything like t

this is a common practice that mike mike, a good afternoon so i'm gonna get us a high from republic tv. uh so what do you think like to the successful g 20 summit and how good the all the d. 20 feet or no consensus on the stipulation data collection associated also the induced group, it's intensively dis deciding role here. certainly, viola, you buy into the and other live city use the deluxe ations of the global south. that's looking them uh, made sure that the g twin to be considered able to pick it up. so based on she is the quality and find the fair balance of interest to, to, to, for you. and that the, both within our institutions between both with the, both this part of the global governance system and the set front. but the most important thing is that there's the hope that service shows of trends that symbolizes upfront. that's the west. agreed to see the statements like that to allow us to declare ration like stats going forward. so if they agree to all these things, then they will have to keep their word. this is just a jump of the process of the lease could declared, i'd say

mike mike wright meant by a bomb in st. petersburg. the permanent military correspondence, not to them to tusky. all the public figures have become victims too. for example, right, the you can say the same is right to the upper left hand, or he lucky survive to complement with injuries. so up to the reaction from most go cirillo somewhat back attract from the initial statement saying the sharing event trials off to the end of the world countries. 1990. 1 really very nice borders, which will be published by creating defense forces as well as the regime resistance throughout the temporarily occupied territory. we plan to institute presents or exclusive 10 point piece formula, which states as a whole number 7, the bring to justice of all world criminals rushing again, just are more criminals. they will not escape justice of what i want to bring in. now some of us written typical unless brian electric or it's really good to have you on the show. i mean, foster parts want to get your reaction because on the one hand, the west is the fuss wa

mike emanuel in washington. with that, we bring in dennis kussinic. great to have you with us. thanks for joining us today. i want to pick up on the tail end of mike'sit raises this question, given the kennedy family history, given the request for protection, now given this threat by this person pro tending to be a u.s. marshall, do you believe that the biden administration is not acting on this out of a political drive? >> well, i don't think there's any questions that this is a political decision. president biden has within his power to direct the secret service to protect mr. kennedy. he's chosen so far not to do that. we have appealed to him. i sent a letter this morning once again asking him in the name of fairness and not just protecting mr. kennedy but everybody around him. we have not received a positive response given the escalating danger of the security environment is astonishing. >> martha: here's miranda devine in the "new york post." she session what does it take for joe biden to grand robert f. kennedy jr. the secret service protection he's been asking for. does he have to be more tally wounded like his father or uncle. have you recei

mike khouw for that. mike? >> yeah, it traded about 1.5 times its average daily call volume. the options market is implying a move of about 5% after they report. that's in line to with their historic average. the busiest contracts were the september 542.5 calls. those expire at the end of this week. over 2,200 of them t. a bet that the stock will trade higher following earnings. >> all right, thank you, miketo the full show that is friday, 5:30 p.m. eastern time. >>> coming up, twinkies getting a little sweeter today, as the snack food brand's parent innings a megamerger deal. could the weight loss drug craze take a little sugar out of the e t k stk? thulmate lunchbox trade is ahead. (sirens) [due at target in 5!] copy that. make a hard left down the alley. network's got you covered. [please confirm requesting back-up.] -changing route. -go. roadblock ahead. ...back up, back up... reverse! reverse! next level moments, we're 30 seconds out. need the next level network. [north corridor, hurry!] -coming through! -or 3, let's go. the network more businesses choose. transplant received. at&t business. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework.. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to

mike pence's raceent mike, an attack on conse populism, which he claims is not conservativconservae at . >> here he was two days agoill o in new hampshireul. >> will we be the party ofr will conservatism or will we follow the siren song of unmoored, too conservative? o the future of this movement in this party belongs to one or the other? not both. i first, i have to say i've always liked mike. mike pence. i think he's a wonderful person, but i think it's a little oddesidens nu that the my president trump's number amo for four years now suddenly has buyer's remorse about the america first agenda. but second, and more importantly, what exactly n is pence's agenda conserving? well, not our economy, notn as our sovereignty, not our military, not our position in asi a. he's throwing all that away in the hope that ukraine can somehow defeat a much larger country that's backed by the cc p. best >> and he wants you to think that it's in our best interest by spreading falsehoods about the populist movement. wo the republican populist would abandon american leadership on the worldleader stage, embrag a posture of appeasement. hat we cthey that we can only es our crises at home by abandoning our allies abroa d the . should the new populism of the right seize and guide our party. the republicanty wve lon party g known will cease to exist. cease to exist because we're putting our count

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mike, mike santoli is here as well, our senior markets commentator. the market is going to have to look at both of these and figure out which one it want ths to believe. >> or reserve final judgment and remain unable to relax about anything. either the fed being fully done done or the economy able to power through. i think this is always going to be where you're headed in terms of we knew the fed was in the vicinity of being done, well, a month, almost two months out from the next potential fed decision it should look like a coin toss. and that's what the odds give it right now. so i feel like the disinflation without the economy buckling is still the overarching premise for why the market has held up this year. it's not been invalidated but you're not at the destination either. you haven't had the clinching arguments either way, and so we sit here and kind of ping-pong back and forth between what are we more worried about? is it yields because of overheating as we thought it was going to be or is it yields are higher because the economy is a little more fragile than we thought and we have to deal with that. >> good stuff, good conversation, steve liesman, thank you, mikell see you in just a bit, mike santoli. >>> trading the tech turbulence, that sector is underperforming today in the face of several headwinds. how should we navigate this uncertainty? we'll ask flexo capital after this break. and don't forget to register for delivering alpha. we'll have can't miss interviews, a sit down with pershing squares bill ackman, the qr code is on the screen. that's how you can get your tickets. you can register there, "closing bell" right back. with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use to

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mike. mike santoli. >>> speaking of a slowdown, our next guest expects a u.s. recession to start early next year though he believes it will be short and shallow and sees plenty of opportunity in the second half of the year. joining us is principle management head of investment, principle has over $500 million under management. what are you exactly positioning for? >> good to be here. you said short and shallow. i think mike was talking about this. i think the fed needs to turn up the air conditioning now. they have been helping the economy because it was overheat coming out of covid. and i think we all expect them to stop this pace. i think what's been tricky in this economy has been sort of mixed signals. when you look at the labor data, it continues to be extremely strong, but when you look at the macro indicators, the inverted yield curve and other statistics you see, they kind of conflict with each other. our view remains it's a much more tricky economy to manage and you need to be a little more innovative managing the risks going into the latter half of this year and particularly next year when we do see a lot more opportunity. >> because areas of the economy are less susceptible to rates while others are historically the same? >> yeah. i'll give you a statistic. so we at principle, we are one of the largest partners for small and medium businesses in america. not just america, all over the world. o

. >> thank you, mike. mike santoli. let's get more on the state of the markets and credit and the economy. we are joined by pe giant carlyle group co-founder david ruben steen. i rubenstein. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> do you think the fed is done? >> i think the fed is likely to do one more 25-basis point increase before the end of the year. that would be my guess. and i think that's probably the conventional wisdom. >> so you're thinking november, december? >> it's difficult to predict exactly when, but i think the fed wants to make it clear that it's not completely happy with where inflation is yet. its target was 2%. we're not quite there yet. whether we'll get there or not, we don't know. but i think the fed is recognizing the market is expecting cuts next year. but the market isn't expecting cuts this year, so i think the fed can get by with 25-basis-point increase without unduly affecting the markets. >> the cuts next year are a hot topic of debate. do they come in the first half, the

the call spread that trader making a bet that it could go to the upside >> all right, thank you, mike. mike high times continue? we'll be joined by the xe's executive chairman more fm nm in two. work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice? i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. ameriprise financial. ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ (when the day that) ♪ ♪ (lies ahead of me) ♪ ♪ ( seems impossible to face) ♪ ♪ (a lovely day) ♪ ♪ (lovely day) ♪ ♪ (lovely day) ♪ ♪ (lovely day) ♪ a bank that knows your business grows your business. bmo. >>> welcome back to "fast money. the senate banking committee is set to vote tomorrow on the newest version of the secure and fair enforcement regulation banking act. this would give cannabis companies access to business banking services pot stocks higher ahead of this vote they've been higher for weeks. for more on what this could mean for the industry, let's bring in bori

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mike read. mike read , mike read 275. mike read, mike read 275. a dance. you were the very first person to do a dance to that jingle. >> oh, it's honestly, i remember you back in the day. radio one was my thing. i listened to all of you. but, mike, you were my idol, my hero. so i love you for that. >> oh, thank you. and what i also liked. i love the fact i look really good. blurred. i decided i saw four blurred pictures of me. i think i'm going use those. going to use those. >> you've kept the hair. >> well, you've kept the hair. the you've fabulous the hair. you've got fabulous hair. blurring. >> i like the blurring. >> i like the blurring. >> i like the blurring. >> i it's wonderful. yeah. yeah >> you've had that stuff. >> you've had that stuff. >> i thought i'd better do my >> you've had that stuff. >> ifor)ught i'd better do my >> you've had that stuff. >> ifor you.: i'd better do my >> you've had that stuff. >> ifor you. 501 better do my >> you've had that stuff. >> ifor you. so ibetter do my >> you've had that stuff. >> ifor you. so i putar

mike] my name is mike callicrate. we're in st. francis, kansas. we raise cattle and hogs and we have some chickens for eggs. and we basically produce food. [gentle guitar music plays] [chiwetel] mike callicrate is a country boy through and through. born third of eight children to a family that had been farming on the plains since the early 1900s. his dad and his granddad had been farmers and mike was never going to be the one to change anything. -[guitar music plays] -[cheering and hollering] [mike] i started riding bulls when i was in high school. id go to high school rodeos and then it was an easy transition to want to go to college and rodeo in college. i not only was a bull rider and could make money rodeoing but i made the bull ropes that the bull riders use to, to hang onto. i ended up being one of the top three bull rope makers in the country. [chiwetel] this is calicrate country, the high plains, home to 20% of the entire agricultural output of the united states. today, mike raises 1,500 head of cattle on his family farm. but small family farms are dying out on the high plains. and mike callicrate has every reason to be worried. his family have seen the high plains die onc

mike madigan. i mean, my mike madigan's mike madigan power was amazing. the governor is able to talk to admitted whether republican or democrat he really was the power. the governor had to work carefully to get anything done. talk about that. >> he came in sounding like you was a moderate trying to make that pitch, not as far right but when you get in office, his ideology was harder right and he was trying to take the ideology of the state much closer to right to work state of mind and prolabor state we have in springville. we have the house and senate that have super majorities and difficult to make a very big turn to the right if you've got to houses, even just one that's democratic, it's very difficult to change so that was basically the fight. an ideological stance where he wanted to push laws so that they would favor businesses a lot more and truly set up right to work zones around the state and a variety of other things so he was trained to use the budget as leverage in wouldn't go along with it unless house and senate vote to make these changes. it

mike pence is not going to reject any fraudulent electoral votes! >> you're a traitor! >> boo! >> that's right. you heard it here first. mike pence has betrayed the united states of america. mike pence has betrayed this president, and he has betrayed the people of the united states, and we will never, ever forget! >> it's real simple. pence betrayed us, which apparently everybody knew he was going to and the president mentioned it like five times when he talked. you can go back and watch the president's video. >> this is our capitol. let's be respectful to it.

mike. mike your mike's not on. know that. i just wanted to make people lean in to hear a little bit more. i just wanted to thank lieutenant jones for the work on this policy. i think it's a creative policy, particularly that it's based on data and is a big step both for public safety and officer safety. and we are in support of the policy moving forward. i know i don't get to vote, but from time to time things stand out like this one. and how this policy came into being is great. thank you for that. and to commissioner yee's concern, just want to ask the city attorney on the record, do we need to redo public comment as a result of our return to discussion? no, you do not need to redo public comment, but i am not. you were on the vote so public comment period was closed. okay i'm i'm going to make a friendly amendment to my own motion, so i'm going to. yes, i'm going to make a friendly amendment to my own motion because the city attorney was nice enough to point out that i forgot something, which is i am going to make a motion to approve and send this policy to meet and confer, subject to o

mike, thank you. mike khouw.lissa. the suit against amazon is now set for later this month. it comes after negotiations between the two parties failed to make any progress, resulting in an impasse, pushing lawmakers to move forward with a lawsuit after amazon failed to offer concessions. that's quotes familiar with the situation. now, this lawsuit alleges that amazon favors or prioritizing its own products over competitors on its site. melissa? >> thank you. >>> coming up, could the popularity of weight loss drugs be a nightmare for rezmed? the ripple effects of getting skinny, and the stocks that could be most impacted, when "fast money" returns. sleep more deeply. and wake up rejuvenated. with purple's new mattresses fall asleep 20% faster have less aches and pains and sleep uninterrupted. right now save up to $900 off mattresses sets during purple's labor day sale. visit purple.com or a store near you ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia hom

mike long. mike is podcast or he has a very popular podcast. it's called can we please talk? and he also, by the way, appears on uh, cable television. uh, corporate tv is some people would call it and we're happy to have him. hi mike, how are you, rick? good to see you. as always, my friend, that's right, cable television, i need the exposure, right? i got, i got people, i got a message out here that i want people to, to listen to a, i should have mentioned, i should have made it. can we please listen? but that doesn't make any money. so can we please listen if you're appearing on m as nbc and cnn, and some of those other places, trust me. nobody's listening anyway, but at least that's the trend of late. let me ask you this question because this is a very interesting thing. was there pretty important when, what, what is your take on this, that this recent supreme court decision where they essentially said look to help with a form of action. we don't need it anymore. what do you make of that? you know, we covered it on the show, as you know, my co host has worked in education for forever. i have such a mix feelings because on the one hand, i agree with the supreme court overarching decision. i agree that we should

mike: keep going until i see a chevron station. david: how does one become the ceo of chevron? tell us, where were you born? mike: in los alamos, new mexico. my dad worked at the national lab, and i grew up in golden, colorado. david: and you went to college where? mikeersity of boulder. i started chemical engineering. david: you said you would like to work in the energy world? mike: at the time, chemical engineers could work in a number of different industries. i had a summer internship where i worked in a refinery in the denver area, found the work and the people interesting. and had an offer to come to the west coast and work for standard oil of california. it looked like a fun place to live and a place where i could do interesting work basically this is your employer since you graduated from college? mike: for 40 years. david: when you started four years ago, to say i might be the ceo someday, or you do not think that was realistic? mike: just hoped it would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. that was never the game plan. david: to move around the world over the course of your 40 years at chevron? what to do to rise up? were you and operations, exploration or administrative person? mike: i started out as a design engineer and worked

reid, why do these stories expense of but mike reid, why do these storiethat expense of but mike reid, why do these storiethat men expense of but mikethat men are somehowf but mike reid, why do these storiethat men are somehow the bad men that men are somehow the bad guy or the scapegoat ? guy or the scapegoat? >> yeah. i mean , it's you know, >> yeah. i mean, it's you know, i i'd like to see a pantomime with a line . you know, it's with a line. you know, it's behind you. what common sense really ? i mean, there are bloke really? i mean, there are bloke heroes here as well. dick whittington, of course, is a hero , jack and his beans. but hero, jack and his beans. but they're fairy tales . they are they're fairy tales. they are fairy tales. they're not reality tales. they're designed to take you out of yourself into another area, not into an area of reality . you go to escape. that reality. you go to escape. that is escapism. that's i've been in a couple of pantomimes and it's fun. you know, i've done them with basil brush , you know, what with basil brush, you know, what can you say there? basil and i were on equal terms . there was