now mr. moody is telling them to quotes, go home. i'd met up today, i have come to tell you and the entire nation that we have decided to repeal the 3 laws harmony you will complete the constitutional process of repealing the laws during the parliament. the session will begin to the end of this month. today i am asking all my former friends who had been protesting to return to your homes, your farmland, and your family poverty, motel tracking. that story for us to bureau in new delhi, putney, any reaction yet from either the farmers or the farmers unions? yes, both, in fact, on one hand, they're celebrating because this is something that they've been waiting to hear for more than a year now. i mean, farmers have been stationed outside new delhi to winter, to the he, to the pandemic, saying that they want these 3 laws which their se would need them, was off to be repealed. and the government until today has been seeing that these laws are actually going to benefit them. so for so today is a big day of for them. on the other hand, the

if you found out what moody's was going to do, you could make fortunes moody's had to be assured thate moody's system was who they thought it was. >> well, if you look at companies and organizations, whether it's private companies or public, whether it's governments, they're all realizing that technology is the center of their business moody's is a great example they're a great customer almost every organization in the world has to have the best security, because the stakes of what they can gain in their business and market, and what they can lose are higher than ever >> why doesn't the government say do you know everyone at your company? do you know them, meaning in the cloud do you know them because it would stop a lot of cybersecurity. yes, it would send a lot of business to okta, but isn't that a logical extension? you wouldn't have to pay ransom ware if you had okta >> you have to know the people and the users. but you have to know which devicing they're likely to access the systems from, where they might access from, when they might access it and it's staking all this integratio

so but let's see if we can listen in to the in the renter moody who's speaking of the cop 26 right now. you month. well, i don't want to do this. mantra is all the more important in the 21st century jani and more relevant studies. some that she had to run because means we must all walk together for somebody that bum means everyone must get together and talk to each other. and some bo manase jonathan means that there should also be a meeting of the minds, but friends, when i attended my 1st time at summit in paris, it was not with the intention of adding my own promise to the severed promises being made by the world. i came to paris with a concern for all of mankind. i came to paris as a representative of a culture that has given the message of said re problem to sakina, which means every one should be happy. and therefore, the event in paris was not just a summit for me, it was a sentiment of commitment. and it was not india someone that was making those promises to the world. it was promises that 1250000000 indians were making to themselves. and i am pleased that a developing country

you can, you can wish away you can do cheryl play with the numbers that the fact is that mr . moody has read the writing on the wall. he's capitulated. this is not an act of generosity or mcknight, liberty. this is neither an example of responsive cup, but he realized that there would be a huge political price to pay in the forthcoming assembly elections. and that is primarily the reason that he is backed up dick and distinct. nothing of it from the fact that the farmers have been out dead. 700 lives have been lost if this was only supported by a small group of farmers or, or financed or if, as the government for to have or how does believe to day before yesterday. this was a succession is more than 700 light will not be lost. hundreds of thousands of farmers would, would not have been out there on the street breathing and just watching somebody and bitter court. so i think this is a grave injustice to describe this as only representing a minuscule this should all, this will, mister mowdy may be popular otherwise, but he was extremely, he had become extremely unpopular in the farming co

he ah, well, after more than a year of protests and violence, cindy as prime minister in a renter moody says his government, his withdrawing controversial farm laws, sponsor nationwide protest. his officials had said the legislation made it easier for the private sector to buy green from farmers, but many growers feared they'd be forced to sell produce at much lower prices. among those who were angry were politicians in prime minister moody's own governing party, which has suffered defeats in local elections in recent weeks and next year. moody face is a crucial election in india's most populous states. well, let's say i get more and i from pathname a towel. she joins as life form and you deli and it looks like we are having difficulty as getting hold of path in the mid town. but in the meantime, java demons, sorry, is a political analyst and commentator. he explains why this decision by mosey was purely political. the significance is that they've done it because they fear that they could lose their power. this u. p. like your correspondence was telling us, holds the key to who's daily.

which means kate moody joins us.lation hits its highest level on record. >> >> prices are rising sharply around the world. in the u.k., inflation in october hit a 10 year high of 4.2%. in the u.s. it was 6.2% last month. new estimates from the eu statistics agency suggests 19 member states of europe saw 4.9% inflation. 6% in germany, 3.4% in france among higher than the governments own estimates of 2.8%, and around 4% in italy. the price of food, goods and services all rose while energy prices soared 27% this month. if inflation outpaces wage growth, -- higher interest rates help stabilize inflation by encouraging consumers to save rather than spend. they have a target of 2%. the head of the u.s. federal reserve has backed off his description of the price surge is transitory. he told u.s. lawmakers he expects inflation to settle next year and that the central ba would likely discuss speeding up its drawl of emergency support at the next meeting in december. but he acknowledged that inflation was far beyond the 2% tar

[laughter] tom: thank you so much indeed, kate moody, our business editor. will be back in a couple of minutes with all the top stories. thanks for watching. ♪ o=ÑyÑyÑyÑyqoqoqo Ñ■?a 11/03/21 11/03/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> my fellow virginians, this is our moment. amy: in a shocker for democrats, republican glenn youngkin has won the virginia gubernatorial race, while the new jersey governor's race is too close to call. we wge

brent: that was india's prime minister moody. earlier today, u.s.sident joe biden apologized for his predecessor, donald trump, pulling out of the paris climate accord. he stressed that the united states now believes in climate science. >> the science is clear. we have a brief window left for us to raise our ambitions and to raise to meet the task that is rapidly narrowing. this is a decisive decade in which we have an opportunity to prove ourselves. we can keep the goal of limiting global warming to just 1.5 degrees celsius within our reach we come together, if we, to doing our part with determination and with ambition. that is what cop26 is all about. glasgow must be the kickoff of executive ambition. brent: that was u.s. president joe biden. our correspondent is at the cop26 summit. good evening to you. let's first talk about this announcement from india that it plans to be co2-zero, neutral, by the year 2070. what has been the reaction to that? reporter: well, i would think the reactions are mixed. on the one hand it is a goal. but on the other

. >> martha: moody put out an analysis and said the new spending would support a stronger gop and jobsarbage. it will make inflation higher than it is tread. i don't mine working with democrats. if you pass this bill you will pour gasoline on the inflation fire and get your butt kicked in the next election because you are not listening to the people. you ignore the american people at your own peril. that's true for republicans and democrats and particularly for nancy pelosi. if you dance to the aoc tune, you are will get wiped out. >> martha: we will see what happens. senator, thank you. senator lindsey graham from south carolina. we are waiting for the press conference at the white house. we expect claireification that half a million dollars payments could go to immigrants whose families were separated at the border under the trump administration. the president told peter doocy that was garbage. but there was push back from the aclu. what is the white house going to say in answer to that question? dan crenshaw will join us next. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust

pleased to announce, kate moody is here. business means kate moody.lation continues to soar in advanced economies around the world. kate has got the lowdown on that. kate: mark, this is in large part because of soaring energy prices and uncertainty over the pandemic. today the u.k. confirmed its consumer price index had risen by 4% in october compared to a year earlier, more than double the central bank's target. the e.u. statistics office confirmed inflation in the eurozone was at 4.1 percent, the highest in 13 years. canada has inflation hit 4.7%. last week the u.s. reported year on year 62%, the biggest surge in some three decades there it can make life too expensive for some workers. most central banks target medium-term inflation of 2%. most of them describe the current price search as temporary. let's take in the trade action. ll streeclosing lower. stocks stalling just short of their record highs. retailers like target and walmart saw their shares falling despite reporting strong sales for the quarter. the dow jones losing over half a percentag

moody's, they have said that this and the b.b.b. do not add to inflation pressures, as the policies lift long-term economic growth, via stronger productivity and labor force growth, and take the edge all off of inflation. that's moody's. we'll get, again, the final c.b.o. estimates later this afternoon. hopefully by 5:00. as we think of all of this progress -- and it's pretty exciting -- this is historic, it is transformative, it will help us build back better with women, all those who had not previously had the full advantage. workforce development and the rest in the legislation. but as we celebrate the passage of the bill and prepare for its implementation, we still need to be thankful for the progress we made on covid. attentive to the sadness that people have suffered in the past 18 months, longer, nearly 20 months in our country. they suffered loss of their loved ones. they suffered loss of their livelihood, in some case. and we have to be empathetic toward what that is as we rejoice in the vaccinations and the testing that ta

states attorneys general were fighting back against the biden mandate, florida attorney general ashley moody ohio attorney general david yost. ashley, how will florida make its case that this should be struck down? >> well, laura, if you look at what the white house chief of staff himself was bragging about when this was first announced saying this is the ultimate workaround using an osha emergency row. i mean, look at what it means when you try to do an ultimate workaround. that's an ultimate workaround that is unlawful, unconstitutional, completely obliterates the separation of powers. affordable put up a ferocious fight, governor desantis and i pledged to support florida's workers, americans, to be pro-freedom and make sure that we are standing up for florida's sovereignty in court. >> laura: in an actual line in this regulatory filing that you just held up for the vaccine mandates, they claim that the osha act gives the labor secretary's -- secretary almost unlimited discretion to divide means to achieve the congressionally mandated gold of protecting employee health. attorney general yo

more analysis from moody's analytics found that it will ease the financial burden of inflation for middle-class families. put another way, these bills will provide families, or as my dad used to say, just a little bit more breathing room. that is because the bill back better framework lowers your bills for health care, childcare, prescription drugs, and preschool, and families get a tax cut. that is how you end some of the anxiety people are feeling about the economy. that is how we get of the people some breathing room. that is in addition to the infrastructure bill that would create millions of jobs rebuilding the arteries of our economy, and by the way, these two bills add up to the largest effort to combat climate change in the history of the usa. right now, we stand on the cusp of historic economic progress. two bills that together will create millions of jobs, build the economy, and lower cost for families in turn climate crisis into an opportunity and put his own path not only for peace, but there was economic competition for the 21st century against all comers. passing these bills will

i will bring you a statement from moody's chief economist and what he has to say. the chief economist of moody's analytics says the inflation surge should be short-lived, predicting costs will start dropping in early 2022 and, by this time next year, certainly by 2023, the u.s. should return closer to normal inflation. "i think this is entirely the result of the delta wave of the pandemic, and i think inflation will be moderate. we are seeing the worst of it now, he says." he is saying he thinks we are in the worst of the inflation surge now and he sees inflation beginning to drop in early 2022 and certainly by 2023 we should be back to normal inflation. the question becomes what part of the country is seeing the worst of the inflation rates? the wall street journal has the story and a map i want to bring to you that shows where inflation is spiking. you can see clearly from the map that the wall street journal has that inflation is spiking in the midwest and areas in the south. i will bring you a couple of paragraphs from their story. u.s. inflation rose at the fa

this is the outlook for the region's tech giants, with moody's investors service.hat is underway next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: here is your latest check, mate -- you are seeing meituan after they recur outlook was forecasted for the company after reporting the steepest quarterly loss since 2018. this goes to show right now, the impact of the regulatory crackdowns is still very front and center. rishaad: also when looking at these platform companies, this is a statement from the market regulation, publishing the rebuke of such companies here, saying that they muscle into community group buying, fueling concerns type of company may well become the next target for the regulator. nevertheless, if you look at what the banks are saying, they are saying that the losses might have peaked -- that is according to citigroup. so let's have a look at what is going on with all these hurco companies as our next guest has a stable outlook for six out of eight chinese tech companies, lina choi from moody's. what prism do you look through with what meituan

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and you too, could be in the stream the me and the prime minister and arrange moody crated a lot of us at cop 26 this month by announcing them huge environmental pledges. they include a promise to pivots, ward green energy by 2030, and achieve net 0 emissions by 2070. the move comes india struggles with several climate related crises. the southern city of janai is under water from an unusually torrential monsoon season. and thousands of people have had to leave their homes and in the north, the moon river in new delhi is coated with toxic foam from industrial waste run off . meanwhile, the air quality in the capital is so bad that many schools closed this week. and you know, it has to tackle climate change, but it's also the world's 2nd most populous country, and its energy needs are growing. so leaders must figure out a way to fuel the booming economy while balancing environmental concerns. joining us to discuss india as climate change pledges kabir arkell waldrum list for the wire and independent indian new site. beer is in glasgow at the club. 26 conference and from london. re to pa

profit that we got, we started putting the next batch a know we worked with before and the closet moody open. that was another good challenge because these are the same rooms that these pupils would come out to see now shifted to a bigger room. that is a dining hall where we now today, the term funded that we started you painting those glasses that they're asked about to do to usa good. i working capital or we're starting to mac anemia and mix that is a very new institution added to come from this point. i blessing in disguise. we opened a lot done. it's well that we do this, then we have around $100.00 to the data. newcomers gross and defy the day. and now we are talking about $700.00 plus here. so we can see that maybe it was a blessing in disguise. almost 200000 people, a contracted candidate in kenya. point 3 percent of the country's population. researches believe that generally in africa, the limiting factor is that the average age on the continent is 20 is while the proportion of people over $65.00 is only 3 percent assure that we go back to our normal life. yeah, the 20 to come w

piece is about inflation and we had the experts' opinions and in fact were very recent today from moody's that the bill was sent and would not increase inflation and would add to our economy because of childcare needed by many more women in order to participate. i haven't seen it. as you said, did you see the whip count because i'll tell you something about mr. clyburn, he keeps it close to the vest and even as speaker i say that, how are we doing, mr. clyburn? reporter: a number of the virginia democrats were very critical of the decision not to put the infrastructure bill on the floor before the election and they said that contributed to terry mcauliffe's loss. do you believe the house democrats in any way were partially responsible for what happened on tuesday? ms. pelosi: wasn't that the same question you asked? reporter: similar. ms. pelosi: what i said was any sign of progress is good for the public when they understand what it is and i think they understand infrastructure pretty well and would have been better if we had. i don't know because i haven't seen the data, perhaps you hav

from right around the corner here, our attorney general, ashley moody. a.g. moody: an incredible, personal honor to be here today in my home county, right here in brandon, florida. [applause] governor desantis, because of your leadership, the leadership of the speaker, brandon, florida has become the shining city on the hill. representing freedom. let me say, as the attorney general, i am honored to work alongside this great governor, who throughout the pandemic, when wanted to protect our citizens and the sovereignty of our state, always did so with how to protect the freedom and economy of our citizens. that's some important. and as this administration, we have seen time and time again, make ill-informed, misguided and senseless policy decisions, then force those on americans - in this instance, the american workforce, we have pushed back. when president biden said, i think i will be challenged in court, bring it on -- we brought it! and we will continue to do so. i'm so pleased florida and other states have challenged the osha rule. and today, florida has

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the wall street analytics from moody's said the same and they just put out another analysis today with the build back better framework that the president put out. and so, again, build back better, as we have said, is fully paid for and will even reduce the deficit over the long term. we cannot wait. we have to move forward. we have to get this done for the american people. we have to make sure that we invest in our infrastructure. we have to ensure we invest in our human infrastructure as we -- as we like to say it. and we're talking about childcare. you know, there are parents out there who are paying way too much out of their paycheck for childcare. so this makes sure parents don't pay more than 7%. we are talking about middle-class tax cuts. when you look at the child tax credit which has cut child poverty by 50%. that's what we're talking about. universal pre-k. this is incredibly important. and popular with the american public. reporter: the president is trying to do too much, has an agenda that's bigger than what voters wanted the president to do and why they put him in office. d

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back with me now, adam ren, danielle moody, and jena friedman.his was one of those troubling moments this week. as i said, i think the republican party not even coming out and condemning this speaks for itself. danielle, i'll start with you. you know, i don't think this was an apology. she doesn't apologize for what she said or to the congresswoman. but interestingly, what i noticed as well is that she sent this non-apology from her official twitter account, not from her personal account. her personal account has almost four times as many followers as her government account. as far as apologies go here, was hers as bad as it possibly gets? tell me if i'm wrong. >> i mean, one, ayman, i'm so thankful that you brought up the fact that her apology came from the account she has the least amount of followers on. what we need to understand about this republican party is that they are not going to come out against their racist base because this is who they are. they are a party of white nationalists. you have marjorie taylor greene trying to get a congr

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business means one person -- kate moody. good evening to you. great to see you. germany suspended the certification process of a controversial gas pipeline. >> it is the controversial nord stream 2 pipeline. it is facing a legal hurdle, but it is eight political and financial hot potato. russia already provides more than 1/3 of europe's natural gas. nord stream 2 would have doubled its assets at a time when consumers are facing increased energy prices. >> it is a gigantic project with even larger energy implications. >> i believe this is a weapon. i believe it is wrong not to see that this is a dangerous weapon. >> the 1230-kilometer-long nord stream 2 was completed in september and would transport natural gas from russia to germany under the baltic sea, bypassinukraine. that would dl a devastating blow. ukraine pumps between 80 billion to 90 billion cubic meters of russian gas to european markets each year, earning $2 billion in transit fees. the transport of natural gas has long been a source of dispute between the two countries. following russia's annexation o

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time now for business with kate moody. u.s.resident joe biden has a meeting with the heads of major retailers on monday. kate: he is addressing two of the major issues affecting the economy at the moment, inflation or high prices and descriptions to google supply chains. the chief executives of walmart, cvs, best buy, and leading supermarket chains are attending this meeting either in person at the white house or by video link. there are only limited options for the white house in tackling the twin problems. lastly, biden said he would -- last week, biden said he would release some of the oil stockpiles. investing $4 billion in construction at ports. earlier this year, the administration announced a $52 billion plan to invest in a semi conductor many factoring facility in the u.s. the lion's share of the tiny chips are produced in asia. the global shortage began last year and was one of the first sides of the supply chain issues. legislation on the semi conductor industry was approved by the senate in june. this monday, the com

joining us now is john moody, author of the new book "of course they knew.hould point out is one of my former boss one of the guys who started fox news. john, great to see you. >> bret, thank you very much. >> bret: this is a fascinating book think not guilty early reporting we were doing about the wuhan lab and what was happening. you kind of do this in a fiction book but lay out some really interesting perspective. >> i couldn't possibly report it with the depth and the knowledge and the access that i needed in order to make it nonfiction. so i created some characters and i overlaid them on top of real world conditions that we have all known about for the past 20 months or two years. the virus obviously started in wuhan, no matter what the chinese say. i believe it was in the laboratory and that it was accidentally released and i think it made its way to the wuhan wet market which is not too far away and that's a report, in fact, that the "new york times," of all places just came to the same conclusion over the weekend. >> bret: you know, what's interestin

it's parents covers for this week joining us now at moody chief economist marco zande.oming on the show, appreciated by. >> man, my pleasure thanks for having a very. >> where the key drivers is simply americans are so flush with cash. 50% higher than it was in 2019, why is that? >> for a lot of higher income houses higher middle income is sheltering in place during the pandemic. folks did not travel, they did not go to restaurants, ballgames, restaurants. they saved a lot of money paid that money is not sitting and checking accounts, deposit accounts of the stock market, real estate. for lower income households and benefited from a lot of the government support provided during the pandemic $5 trillion in total throughout the pandemic. stimulus checks three rounds of stimulus checks, unemployment insurance, food assistance, rental assistance that benefited from that. they've also saved more than they did pre-pandemic. everyone from the highest income households to the lowest income households has more in their checking accounts than they did prior to the pandemic. jack:

our business editor kate moody is with me. good. the biden administration is pushing ahead with its controversial vaccine mandate for private sector workers. >> details have been outlined today. most federal contractors have already been told they will have to be vaccinated against covid-19 by december 8. all firms with 100 employees will have to follow suit about a month later or require weekly testing from employees. business groups had called for the rules to be delayed until after the holiday season, but it's unclear if the mandates challenges.e slew of legal >> a deadline has been s for the sweeping new vaccine mandate in t u.s. starting january 4, workers at companies with more than 100 employees must be fully vaccinated against covid-19 or submit to weekly testing, a measure that will apply to more than 4 million workers. on vaccinated employees will also have to wear a mask in the workace. employers must offer pai time off for workers to get vaccinated as well as sick leave if workers experience side effects from the jab. co

we now turn to business with kate moody. how are you? great to see you. consumer prices in the u.s.sing at their fastest pace in three decades. reporter: global supply chain problems and strong consumer demand contributed to these high prices. the consumer price index rose at an annual rate of 6.2% in october, the fifth straight month of inflation over 5% on a monthly basis. it was .9% jump. the data will put pressure on the biden administration in the u.s. federal reserve to act to prevent inflation from making life too expensive for most workers. america's most vulnerable families in the organizations that support them are already struggling as we report. reporter: these groceries are destined to america's most vulnerable, a nonprofit feeding america coordinate supplies for more than 200 food banks across the country. with inflation sending prices soaring in the u.s., basic necessities are out of reach for many. >> the increase in food prices is a real challenge for meeting the needs of people who are struggling to put food on the table across the country. our food banks are seein

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i will cross over now to kate moody for business.usiness world in france is being shaken up once again by another case linked to the affair. kate: the case that never ends, shaking the political and business world for over a decade now. the chief executive of french telecoms giant orange is stepping down. he was handed a one year suspended sentence today, overturning a lower court ruling. judges found him guilty of complicity in the misuse of public funds in the case of a 400 million euro state payout to a business tycoon in 2008. at the time, richard was chief of staff to the french finance minister christine lagarde. richard is appealing the ruling, but he submitted his resignation to the board of a wrench in an emergency meeting this wednesday. the board said it would appoint a replacement by the end of january. china has confirmed it will join the u.s., u.k., japan, india, and south korea in releasing oil from their strategic reserves. leaders are hoping to cool high oil prices which have particular to a spike in inflation. price

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