i think it is a moment of— significant is this? i think it is a moment of trutht is this? i think it is a moment of truth for the - significant is this? i think it is a - moment of truth for the conservative party and the british people. to be in politics want to go the trump route, the berlusconi route, saying, we now have a celebrity culture where borisjohnson is a big figure, bigger than all of these rivals and enemies in the house of commons? he is entitled to make his own rules. this is the story of borisjohnson's career. i employed him as a brilliantjournalist for career. i employed him as a brilliant journalist for ten years. but he has a voice and an entertainer will stop he has always had enormous difficulty in telling the truth. i think it is vital for the truth. i think it is vital for the future of our democracy and the conservative party, that the british people say, we are determined to stick with the motion that truth matters in nation to heat public life, and we cannot have a serial liar in the front line politics. {lane liar in the front line pol

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our guys love to compete and put themselves out there in those moments of truth. to make a lot of big defensive plays down the stretch and we got a lot of contributions which you are going to need against a team like this. viktor hovland won the memorial tournament on the pga tour but he needed a play—off to do it. shot of the day undoubtedly went tojon rahm who holed out for eagle from 159 yards out — the masters champion would finish the day well back in the field though. hovland and usa's denny mcarthy couldn't be separated after 72 holes until the norweigian made this par putt on the first extra to take victory. it's hovland's fourth win on the pga tour. women's golf has a new star — american rose zhang won the mizuho americas open on sunday on her professional debut. she beat major champion jennifer kupcho also in a play—off — and is the first woman in 72 years to win on herfirst professional start. zhang was the best amateur in the world for a record 141 weeks before turning pro nine days ago. i'm just so thankful. i can't begin to express how amazing this d

the fourth quarter of stop they love to compete, they love to put themselves out there in the moment of truthmake a lot of big defensive plays down the stretch and then we got a lot of contributions which you are going to need against a team like this. tonight the starting line—up it was 10- to— tonight the starting line—up it was 10— to miami, they started the third quarter— 10— to miami, they started the third quarter and — 10— to miami, they started the third quarter and scored 11 points in two minutes_ quarter and scored 11 points in two minutes ten seconds. we had guys out there that _ minutes ten seconds. we had guys out there that word just, were they feeling — there that word just, were they feeling sorry for themselves for not making _ feeling sorry for themselves for not making shots or thinking they can 'ust making shots or thinking they can just turn— making shots or thinking they can just turn it — making shots or thinking they can just turn it on or off? this is not the preseason, is not the regular season — the preseason, is not the regular season. this is the nba finals, and t

the moment of truth. it smells like fried chicken. yes, it tastes like fried chicken.may be, but you would never know where this came from. this in fact is where it comes from, the process involves extracting cells from the animal, feeding them with nutrients and then fermenting them in a bioreactor like this. it is a sleek but ultimately costly operation and it is also very energy intensive and there are plenty of scientists who question its viability. can you do that at scale and reasonable cost? the answer is no. can you talk about saving the world with this? the answer is no because investments are huge. do i have an honest story here? you look in the mirror and if you don't, do something else. at the moment it is just producing a couple of kilos a week in singapore and you compare that to the aoookg of conventional kitchen sold here at the restaurant alone, you get a sense of the scale of the task. this is a lifetime project, may be a multiple lifetime project but to do something like that, you have to start somewhere and we are starting here. no animals were harm

uh, gas pipelines have once again shown that this is their true moment of truth. r their current attitude towards europe and these are their long-term goals that they will implement. this is the kind of means the united states embarked on the last stage of the seizure of europe as the media described american insinuations sabotage scaring europe dependence on russian energy carriers the united states killed two birds with one stone returned lost dominance in the european energy market and received even more leverage events in ukraine provoked a jump in american oil exports to europe writes the wall street journal amid a decline in shipments from russia since february last year, the average monthly volume of shipping from the united states to europe increased by 38% compared to 2021. the publication writes with reference to the clair company, which tracks the movement of ships, taking into account the growth in supplies from the gulf of mexico, europe has become the main destination for american oil instead of asia, doubled and supplies of american lng to europe. su

the moment of truth. it smells like fried chicken. yes, it tastes like fried chicken.r know where this came from. this in fact is where it comes from, the process involves extracting cells from the animal, feeding them with nutrients and then fermenting them in a bioreactor like this. it is a sleek but ultimately costly operation and it is also very energy intensive and there are plenty of scientists who question its viability. of scientists who question its viabili . ., ., ., ., viability. can you do that at scale and — viability. can you do that at scale and reasonable - viability. can you do that at scale and reasonable cost? j viability. can you do that at - scale and reasonable cost? the answer is no. can you talk about saving the world with this? the answer is no because investments are huge. do i have an honest story here? you look in the mirrorand an honest story here? you look in the mirror and if you don't, do something else. at in the mirror and if you don't, do something else.— do something else. at the moment _ do something else. at the moment it _ do some

and now the moment of truth of the extortionist was invited to a conversation, why should i?ou live here. and if i don't want a contract with you for a key then you continue to solve this issue on the basis of extortion. how do you threaten a woman? you come to the dead mother anastasia so you can explain how you will go. she wrote a statement to the court. she wrote a statement to the police that you poisoned her. this is how fursov called the police and then the client, how they say the detectives swam, that is, he began to confess, that is, he chooses fursov with a weapon. how do you come? i am real estate, so what, i didn’t come, that the property was arrested for him for the arrested property , heavy helps the mistress of the money. is this generally normal? it seems to me that it was. i would like to believe that this time it will be so in the criminal case. furtsev's grouping this would be the tenth episode with the poisoning, but in reality , there could be much more such murders of pensioners unnoticed by law enforcement officers alexander karpov ilya georgy kuzmin s

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this is the moment of truth particularly for the experts. they missed this rally bigtime. sort of had the nerve to laugh or dismiss the so-called dumb money investors by suggesting somehow people who own stocks at 50% should worry news baa's -- because that's a temporary story, and then they point to things like tesla. now, it is true that macro analysts and strategists, they could be on the wrong side of the market for a long time, and when things come around the way they were looking, they can claim victory, again, when their thesis starts to work out. but active money managers are jumping in this market with both hands because they are paid to try to make people money, and now they're jumping into the fray. now, for most, you know, firms out there in general they're still leery. i showed you earlier in the week maybe 5 firms looking over 4300, that's not a lot. but the question is, how much longer can they hold out. joining me now bmo capital markets' chief investment strategist brian belski, and i want to start with your new target, 4550, i gotta be honest, that still

you've to got a lot of -- the fed if on wednesday, this could be the moment of truth.ant to bring this gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management. gary, you know, especially for market bears this week is make it or break it, your thoughts? >> i think three weeks ago it was nvidia day, that was the day the semiconductors broke out of a 1-year range, and you know what i think of the semiconductors leading the market, charles. and then on june 2nd, a friday, i came on and said that i thought the broad market was now picking up and going to join the fray, and i think that's what happened. i know the ted's this week, i know -- the fed's this week, the inflation numbers are this week, but i think the die has been cast. we're in a good market right now easily led by tech and a.i. and semiconductors. the only thing i would say that's to wrong right now is it's getting frothy, and everybody's jumping aboard. i wouldn't be surprised about a scare day or a pullback, but i think you buy the pullback here. some of the action is about as compelling as i have seen in years in some of

that is now a moment of truth in the coming months. ster modi are convening sort of a process to make the international financial system work for all of us. do you think there is a particular problem in convincing western leaders, and let's face it, most of them are elected politicians who work on 4— or 5—year election cycles, convincing them that they need to persuade their voters, their taxpayers, that they are going to have to come up with significant sums of money to invest in, for example, more resilient food production systems in africa, better flood defences, all those sorts of things which your organisation is committed to but which i dare say taxpayers in hard—pressed economies in the west may not be convinced should be a priority. the same taxpayers in the west are also experiencing that the climate emergency, climate breakdown... that's why they want it dealt with in their countries, not necessarily in africa. at the same time, these same taxpayers are very invested in migration streams, in trade flows. trade flows, supply ch

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and now the extortionist's moment of truth was invited to conversation, why should i pay you. i don’t want to conclude an agreement with you, then evgeny speak further to resolve this issue. what are your grounds for extortion? what help do you have? you threaten a woman, you come, how did mother anastasia die? can you explain how you have no idea? yes, she wrote a statement to the court, and she wrote to the police for me that you were poisoning her. i didn't bully her that much. this time , fursov poisoned them and called the police and then the client, as the detectives say, swam, that is, he began to confess, that is, he chooses old women in furs. how do you come for real estate? so what? i did not come for real estate , knowingly knows that the property was arrested , arrested, and he comes and extorts for it for the arrested property, someone else helps the hostess with money. is this generally normal? it seems to me that this will be sorted out by several types at once. i would like to believe that this time it will be so in a criminal case. furtsev's groupings - this w

and now the extortionists invited the moment of truth for a conversation. why should she pay?live here i want to make a deal with you. well , the girl has changed her mind for me . evgeny nikolaevich will not remove this question. on what basis are you engaged in extortion? how do you help there you threaten a woman? you are aware that in the courses is wanted by the exchange in the murder of pensioners, they will exactly fall into the case in the store. how many more such apartments were vacated for courses, you don’t have to give you such information, that is , you turn out to be a fursov militant, you come and put pressure on people correctly. i don't push myself with i agree they called the police and handed over an assistant lawyer. werewolf fursov consequence. what is called on a silver platter from the evidence and consider it a pure heartfelt confession, and silence in response. anatoly fursov revealed himself abroad and made an allegedly effective death certificate in ukraine so that he would not be searched for in the interpol . she never complained about her health

country's society for every deputy front state duma front, where we are making a decision today the moment of truth. especially for politicians , vyacheslav volodin emphasized the demand from everyone. and the most important thing now is to ensure the rear, it is important to think about those who are at the front and about the families that are left here, they need to be helped. this is the contribution of the deputies to the victory, the most important thing is the consolidation of the decision taken on the special military operation. we supported you unanimously. let's do everything in order to also unanimously go all the way to victory, today it's time for everyone to answer historically in front of their country and consider their voters faction leaders, each personally voted for the decision that was made by the military. operations are nothing personal responsibility, we must bow to our troops to the commanders of all who are on the battlefield. i think our role as politicians is precisely this, because there is the concept of a front. here we are on the political front. this is where we are

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he saw that i understand who he is, that is, you know such a concept as the moment of truth. actively prepared for freshening. authorities, but this did not pass in belarus. here is ilya let's go through the personalities of the leaders or fuhrers of the infamous azov and the movements associated with it. and here is andrey ticket, a native of kharkov, russian-speaking until 2014, probably, who did not know the ukrainian language, or the same maxim zhorin. let's pay attention to his photo, a native of lugansk. know, under such pseudonyms, not a single native of western ukraine why russian speakers? and then ethnically russian people will suddenly give birth and be born in the clothes of radical ukrainian nationalists. the west generously pays here you have shown russian-speaking people literally in the twelfth year. you look at the statements of biletsky. well, he spoke, but to the slavic race about the strength of the slavic people, but suddenly in the thirteenth year, in the blink of an eye. he immediately changes his rhetoric to russophobic and begins to propagandize. he is

more on that story and more from ukraine here in a moment of truth. hello there. weekend it's set to get even hotter — 30 degrees in the hottest spots. how hot is 30 injune? well, we get it every year. many of us look forward to these hot spells of weather, some of us don't like the heat and for a few with underlying health conditions, the heat can cause problems. for that reason, a heat health alert has been issued. satellite pictures today show the extent of the sunshine. we do have some low clouds still affecting north—east england, eastern scotland and some of that could lurk and linger all day. there's some high cloud across the south—west of england making the sunshine hazy. you might squeeze out an odd shower from that. if you catch one in cornwall, well, the rain could come down in quite big, chunky raindrops. for most, though, it's a very warm day and the highest temperatures are likely to reach about 28 across central southern england. overnight tonight, we'll keep some of that low cloud across some of our north sea coast, east scotland, eastern england.

and so the extortionist's moment of truth was invited to a conversation. e girl changed her mind will not remove this issue on the basis of extortion. you are threatening a woman. you are aware that in the courses it is in the murder of pensioners that they will fall. how many more of these apartments were vacated for courses? you come and put pressure on people correctly. i don’t put pressure on them. i agree to call the police and hand over the assistant lawyer. werewolf fursov consequence. what is called on a silver platter with evidence and count a sincere confession, and silence in response anatoly fursov disappeared abroad and made an allegedly fictitious death certificate in ukraine so that he would not be searched for in the interpol. moreover, the name of the swindler tokarev that came across to us flashes in the episodes of this terrible case, for example, about the death of 68-year-old svetlana sirotkina. she never complained about her health, she made repairs to a newly purchased apartment in the village of shishkin les, but died suddenly. after

and for these people, the moment of truth is also coming, most likely, this will happen almost within somewhere the twentieth numbers may be the twenty-third of the twenty-sixth of july, and here the situation is very difficult, since it comes into force. the so -called karmic knots. lunar nodes. many of you have heard this and i want to tell you a little about this karmic knots. someone calls them rahu and ketu. someone calls the lunar nodes. these are dots, not planets. these are the points of contact of the orbit of the moon and the intersection of criticism, what is it at these points your thoughts are postponed your actions your deeds for a while you did something there an eclipse has been postponed or the effective hour of these nodes. and all this comes out as an indicator of what you have done. what did you achieve with this incoming node, which is called ketu. here it is karmic, it seems to accumulate this is something that has already become obsolete, something that is not relevant, but very often people tend to go there, it’s very familiar, i really want to try again. this

for that split second you see what you see, it is showing you a moment of truth. edicting turns ahead of the tape, before they show up on the tape where you can make a lot of money, can be very profitable, but in the long run you better respect the tape which is something my next guest does. joining me the kobiessi letter editor-in-chief, adam kobiessi. adam, you were too young for this. actually so am i. we were talking about the ol' ticker, the market has every reason to go down because it hasn't made you more bullish. >> right. we've been bullish the majority of the year. last time we were calling s&p 4300. but now looking the 4300 to. debt ceiling fed raising rates, you name it, we have it, we're approaching new bull market territory right now. we're not fighting the trend. it has been very lucrative. charles: why do you think it hasn't though? >> you have almost every day, a army of brilliant folks desend on financial media, they say, sell your megacaps stocks and buy something that ain't moving. why hasn't it fold the script? >> i think you were talking about

and here, surrounded by the moment of truth. you know, in this situation. first of all, i think about people about people, in order to save lives, i gathered the wounded and after that i decided that we need to break through to our own people today in the hospital. after rewarding communication between soldiers and officers in such an informal setting, they. vladimir putin took a chair and placed it so that a tight circle formed and remembered that telephone conversation with the wounded senior lieutenant yuri zhelan. we talked with you, as soon as after the access we arrived in the lord. how about the storage of a double wound in the leg yet. initially, i already had a field e, with a bullet. hey, when did you leave? how did you get out during the evacuation? i already received the second fragmentation. and with a bullet shot, yes, from the field in the leg , i walked, i had to manage and make some decisions, that in fact i decided to withdraw under the command of yuri zhulanov. in the course. a breakthrough destroyed several armored vehicles enemy tanks, i

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i think we're sort of at the moment of truth here broadly for the economy but also for companies. revenue has been tied to inflation. as disinflation continues we see there's not as much real pricing power. and given the biggest cost is labor for most companies i think we're where companies say we maintain our profit margins or instead of cutting hours we'll have to cut people that could ripple through and make it more obvious that an actual officially declared recession is upon us that's probably not priced into the market this continuation of the roll through i think most of that damage probably is reflected on what the market has done in terms of where performance has resided outside of the magnificent seven or whatever we want to call it. >> you suggest, greg, market breadth is voting no confidence in the sustainability of this group. i read to liz ann, and you heard the numbers, industrials 7.5% this month and i could go on and on what was a narrow rally to where your argument could work has broadened out. breadth is better. >> it's better than it was the s&p 600 has outperfo

and now comes the moment of truth. i will ask our respected viewers to pick up the remotes, and at my command. you press the button with the number of your favorite so we open the voting. three two one stop voting is over and before we announce the results of the vote? i ask you to take out souvenirs for our young participants. we are ready to announce the voting results andrey goncharov 10.5% of votes our viewers. out of 11 performances, the dzhambakiev family 2.1% of the audience votes 3.3% point eight three points igor kozyrev 18.4% mett and teen jane 3.3% of the audience votes dmitry fetisov gets 9.2% 7.2% kamil mamaev 25 percent of audience votes congratulations. it was a project amazing people, don't stop being surprised and be the one who can surprise who meeting on tv channel, russia we are losing an opponent. this is penalty to penalty, dear friends, a great opportunity to straighten things out for the nation of the romanian national team of course they attack to the arbiter. but it was their penalty problems t

l the moment of truth in 1910 including nelson aldridge and met off the coast of georgia and nay went through thrombocytopenia to write a plaf reform and laid the ground work for modern day federal reserve. by the way, none of the participants would even admit they were at this meeting till maybe the late 1930s. wood row wilson, the progressivn passed the act. they put if safeguards and having a presidential appointment in the end wasn't enough and not the oversight one would imagine with a powerful entity, particularly in a nation that prides itself on checks and balances. since then attempts to make it more accountable with the humphry hawkins act and the balance and growth act of 1978. the result has given us great showdown; right? defense has to go here -- the fed chair has to go twice a year and members of congress and federal reserve chairs into some serious donny brooks, including the ones between maxine waters and allen greenspan. those were legendary and more recently senator shelby of alabama accusing jay powell of not only missing the boat on inflation but of having the fed

he saw that i understand who he is, that is, you know such a concept as the moment of truth. ly trained to freshen up the authorities, but this did not work in belarus. here is ilya let 's go through the personalities of the leaders or fuhrers the infamous azov and associated movement. and here is andrey ticket, a native of kharkov, russian-speaking until 2014, probably, who did not know the ukrainian language, or the same maxim zhorin. let's pay attention to his photo, a native of lugansk. know, under such pseudonyms not a single native of western ukraine why russian speakers? and then ethnically russian people will suddenly give birth, be born in the clothes of radical ukrainian nationalists. the west is generously paid. here you have shown russian-speaking people literally in the twelfth year. you look at the statements of biletsky. well, he spoke, but to the slavic race about the strength of the slavic people, but suddenly, with the thirteenth year, the commemoration of the wand. he immediately changes his rhetoric to russophobic and begins to propagandize. he is not nazis

meanwhile, bears and shorts are facing a moment of truth, folks. at some point even professional investors have to the make money, right? and was powell right about a soft landing? if he pulls this off, he would be hailed in the record books and not just for being a junior paul volcker. either you're going to the chase right now or bottom fish. the great news, there's a whole lot of stocks still trading below october highs. current, really the, really the current news on the debt ceiling drama, that's coming down, the curtains have come down on that. i thought it was a golden opportunity for republicans to fight harder. they probably should have. i'll ask congresswoman nancy mace what's next. and forget act the countercultural moments in this country, we need babies, and we need them fast. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: so in the early 1960s, dc comics introduced the bizarre row world, sort of a fictional planet where everything was the opposite of earth including earthly norms. they had their own code. us do opposite of al

call 844 nine 7141 or go to tried relaxium.com act now as well is here we are the big moment of truth. wow. incredibly he witnessed some pretty amazing isn't it? >> let's do this. it's not like you've got nails told you easy sometimes you just got to think bigger. it sure is good to be back in. well, hello there. are you gluten free? who do you guys think came first, the chicken or the baby back? >> rib? baby back ribs, chicken tenders, all the way that grilled chicken dinner, baby back, ribs, baby back ribs ,baby, back in ten years. on second thought, it really depends which side of the buffet you start up. >> all right. we continue from beautiful myrtle beach, south carolina. this programing note,ill do we'll be doing two eye body shows in new york city this week. te showyork cis week.i know noh goyway, tomorrow and thursday night, tickets are free. just go to hannity .co to m"hstr to register. simpl it's that simple.e. we've got a great lineup of guests. jimmy failla, charlie arnold, ai clay travis, dagen mcdowell, gregg jarrett. obviously the latestrett on zero experience hunter m

. >> it's a moment of truth in any criminal case when you get that judge assigned.cannon, i have a feeling prosecutors were maybe not to happy. she graduated from law school 2007, she's 42 or so, she clerked for a conservative federal judge, went into private practice and she was a federal prosecutor for seven years in the southern district of florida. she understands how criminal trials work. now, as you said, she was nominated to be a federal judge by donald trump in 2020, not at all an automatic conflict or disqualifier. she was confirmed 56-21 and 12 democrats voted in favor of her confirmation. now, as you said, if her name sounds familiar it was because she was part of this case earlier, after the search at mar-a-lago in august donald trump made a motion saying i want a special master to review these documents for privileges before they go over to doj. judge cannon granted that. she said, yes, i will appoint a special master. now, doj appealed and they won. the court of appeals reversed judge cannon in quite stark terms. they found in the court of appeals that

there is going to be a moment of truth that's going to come sooner or later where walt nauta has to makehe decision do i stay with donald trump as his codefendant in this trial or do i get a lawyer who is not part of the trump defense team and ask the judge to be severed because i would like to be tried separately because our interests have split here. that hasn't happened. that may never happen. but that will be a pivotal moment if it comes around. >> i know earlier our colleague, there was a rooster behind her, this is not a game of chicken where they say, hey, i am going to charge you as a defendant, walt nauta, and i hope you come around and be flipped here. when they charge the case a prosec prosecutor you are not charging with an eye towards maybe coaxing you to come over and see the quote unquote light. that should have already happened. one of the reasons you have him charged is it would not happen. remember in the indictment you have a person called trump employee number two. which means that there is some corroboration that says i saw what you were doing, i have told either a g

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this was an early moment of truth for me.his woman had been standing for an hour in freezing weather. i didn't want to offend her. my three kids were there. i rumor my son looking at me to see how i would answer. i had an epiphany. i want to thank you for telling me that. it made me realize it's not my ambition to be in the political center. it's my ambition to be in the moral center. that's why i call myself a progressive. our job is defined what to write the best we can and to bring the political center to us. that is my vision of what politics is. my favorite story is when i first announced, one of the local commentators from our local newspaper said his chances of victory are considered impossible. i was running against a 32 year incumbent. nine months later, we got 67% of the vote. another article in the washington post quoted upon it who said his victory was inevitable because the pundits are never wrong. i like to tell the young people in our democracy program that in politics, nothing is impossible, nothing is inevita