how nbs reports that both politicians arrived at the southern border of the united states almost simultaneouslyo face charges. friend in unleashing the migration crisis. macron’s imperial ambitions, france’s almost unanimous partners are against the proposal of the president of the fifth republic to send nato troops to ukraine, because this would provoke one of the worst wars in human history. but even calls to reason did not force macron to abandon his desire for bloodshed. every word i say on this matter is weighed, considered and measured,” said the french politician. ordinary citizens do not agree with him either. according to a survey, 2/3 of the country's population is against the introduction of nato troops into ukraine. every second person believes that it is necessary to maintain neutrality, every tenth person sees moscow as an ally. now not only with ukraine. polish farmers begin blockade of the border with lithuania. the reason is still the same, it requires stopping the import of ukrainian grain. in this way they express dissatisfaction with the fact that products from the russian f

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like his son-in-law jared kushner dead, getting $2 billion from the saudi sovereign fund, going to nbswhoever to say he needs money? >> i think the answer is the new york court system has shown more integrity in prosecuting and dealing with trump's various civil and criminal charges and the federal system. we have seen new york judge is trying really hard to uphold and apply the law and there are restrictions in new york on who can assist in helping to post bond for defendants but restrictions often don't come into play. this law under which trump was charged civilly that he now owes $450 million under is not recurrently used -- we are in sort of uncharted waters here. i don't want to say definitively whether the courts would allow him to post a bond with foreign money. what i will say is trump has a very sprawling financial network that he repeatedly has used to try to launder money, including foreign money, and sort of cleanse the dirtiness of it and then use it for his own ends. i could very much see him doing that here. i have to say i think it is very ironic that as republicans on

news like that it's nb wonder biden is dropping hiss economic catchphrase.judge, seems like bidenomics is as dead as the entity it's namem after. [ laughter ] >> judge jeanine: how's this, trader joe is causing food prices to increase at trader joe's. [ laughter ]i' >> judge jeanine: i'm sorry, i'm trying to keep up with your. greg. t >> greg: trader joe's? more like trader joe's. >> judge jeanine: and by the way just because you have customers with six-figuretome incomes doesn't mean that you turn your back on the people wht support you, and that's whathat they are doing. and that's what bidenomics isha doing to all of us and that's why jean-pierre in thatra interviediw with their radio hot talked about food prices goingdo down, she talked about seafoodno and not eggs and not bacon and not all of the other stuff that matters and that's all i have ty say. >> greg: jessica, also saysmber you have to be a member to buy a dollar 50 hot dog, meaning yousn will need an id. is this an attack on minoritieso who may not have ids? how will they get set dollar 50 hot

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discuss in due course and what we're really looking at is slowing the pace of runoff and not much in nbs but in treasuries and talking about going to a lower pace and i don't want to give you a specific number and haven't had an agreement or decision and that's the idea. and that's what we're looking at. and the in terms of timing, i said fairly soon. i wouldn't want to try and be more specific than that and you get the idea. the idea is this is in our longer run plans and we may be able to get to lower level and we'd avoid the kind of frictions that can happen. liquidity is not evenly distributed in the system and there can be times in the aggregate reserves are ample and abundant and parts that are not ample, there can be stress and can cause you to prematurely stop the process to avoid and it would be hard to restart we think. something like that happened in '19 perhaps. we're looking at what would be a good time and structure and, you know, fairly soon is words that we use to mean fairly soon. >> and will there be a discussion about returning to all treasuries balance sheet at some p

>> steve: but they nb see ya later. thank you very much. this is how they are going to be treating donald trump through the next six months and the next four years if they win. they have no patience. they have already been cutting him off. they feel as though she would have been in there going to bat for president trump or giving his point of view out. also they ripped her for a half hour. all they talk about is january 6th for 30 minutes with kristen welker, chuck todd lights her up. joe scarborough as you saw the whole channel does. and then they apologize to their on air talent for hiring someone? >> carley: they ripped her all day and all night for a week after nbc announced that they were hiring her. and i had no idea that employee could say make hiring and firing decisions i guess they can. they also ripped their own bosses, the executives at nbc. you heard all of that sound from the anchor saying ronna mcdaniel isn't one of us. she can't be a part of "our" sacred airways. bullying. after the announcement came down that she was being

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nbc's nb nbc's ellison barber has the l l latest. >> reporter: gunfire, larson, the police unable toch the fire power of gangs. arguably the face of haiti's gang wars, he controls large swaths of territory and heads the powerful g9 group, an alliance of port-au-prince's biggest gangs. in a rare interview with stewart ramsey he said he is willing to consider a cease-fire but suggests the newly formed government council must include gang leaders. [ speaking in a global language ] [ speaking global language ] >> reporter: in northern haiti the divide is evident. what we keep hearing from people is one of the big concerns in areas outside of port-au-prince is less the violence and less so worry about the gangs and more right now, the concern is about how they do things like this, wash their clothes, how they get food, how they get clean water. >> it is hard right now to get everything. >> reporter: earlier this week the biden administration approved a proposal to send haiti's police $10 million worth of weapons, ammunition, bullet-proof vests and helmets, all from a department of homelan

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. >> one of the great memories of all-time -- don't remember the names. nb don't remember the names.an. anyone ever hear of him? he is the leader of turkey. >> nikki haley -- nikki haley is in charge of security. >> three years later. how about that? >> did you actually have a one- on-one with comey then? >> not that i remember. >> they are truly foreign languages. nobody speaks in. >> saudi arabia. russia. >> i have a really good memory. >> your next wife was a woman by the name of ■marla maples. >> that is ray. >> you recall what years you are married? >> um. >> it is up here and called memory and other things. >> i don't remember that. >> respect for obama that he is starting to throw around the nuclear term. >> we have to win in november or we will not have pennsylvania. they will change the name. >> i talked to putin a lot. >> i don't remember that. i saw that this morning. >> a good memory and all that stuff. a great memory. >> the 20 years they were fighting isis, i defeated isis in four weeks. >> and we did with obama -- we won an election that everyone so cannot be won. >> y