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at the moment, nea where politicians willdbite think the problem at the moment, nea where politiciansive age where politicians will give you soundbite of you a little soundbite of whatever and that seems whatever it is, and that seems to no depth that. and the to be no depth in that. and the problem with politics is they're in the business of getting re—elected. by its very re—elected. so by its very nature, terme nature, it's not long terme because talking because you're not talking about the aspects the fundamental aspects of society, really society, the bits that really bind us for me are bind us together for me are important, and it's irrelevant about the politics about the religion, the politics or otherwise. >> thanks for that, andrew. >> oh, thanks for that, andrew. after the break, which is upon us already, be joined by us already, i will be joined by the layman, the british catholic layman, author commentator gavin author and commentator gavin ashenden. he's also formerly a priest of the church of england and subsequently a continuing anglican bishop, all of which puts him in

some 4800 german military personnel and 200 civilians will make up the list way. nea bri gate. the idea is to detailed rest it from attacking the small bolted countries. a potential threat that the west, the military lines, nato, is taking very seriously. with this way near brigade, germany aims to help strengthen nato's eastern slang. since specialists invasion of ukraine and february 2022. the bonus van has redefined its goals. the focus is now on national defense and strengthening nato of today's a milestone. is that very new project and the very impressive approach? i think we signed the roadmap as is absolutely new for germany. absolutely new for the buddhist with the 1st time we do that. it's a huge challenge, but we are really willing to do it. and we are keen on being successful together without at least being in france. germany already leads nato's multinational bethel group. and this way, in yeah, of some, 1000 troops which will be integrated into the new brigade. the german defense minister also used the occasion to sign the german soldiers stationed already in this

trillion excess savings for all the stimulus checks that went out now it's getting depleted and that's neain addition you 25 million people not having to pay back student loans for over three years, that restarted in octob october, don't forget monetary policy acts with a lag so it takes time from rate hikes for that to work its way through you put all of those things together and that's why it's taken a while the slowdown to occur, don't forget unemployment is below 4%, as long as there is a lot more job openings than people unemployed that is going to delay any slowdowns, that's why it's been delayed so long but make no mistake were going to get one i think it'll be shallow but is not something people are prepared for with valuations where they are. maria: especially since we see the consensus, the federal reserve is going to cut interest rates, i wonder how you see the fed cutting rates versus europe, i'm being told the eurozone is in worse shape than the united states and the ecb is going to cut rates before the fed cuts rates. >> that is completely true because europe has a lot more i

middle and the southern parts of gauze. meanwhile, the head of how mouse is political bureau, it smells nea is in egypt shall capital cairo. and what could signal a new phase in 6 vonnegut associations? earlier, honey, i met around this foreign minister in dough ha. the meeting and cutoff capitol comes off the israel as president said, the government is open to another temporary pause in the fighting finale. we spoke to gauzy. i'm a member of how much is political bureau. he says it's priority is stopping the will. so i think the vision is very clear. we want to stop the question, was the war and go and the, because i think what's going to get out of this a does a because the surveys a holo, pause is much destruction unless clinical people last semester goes. we want to stop. this is, this is our priority. now, some people looking for a small pause, a pause here and there for when we do each of the weeks. but i think that was very clear. we want those to ask the question, because i think who is i with take they, they called the hostages and dr. that'd be able to start a new order out of inv

system to send time basic necessary necessities to all the inhabitants of gaza and, and about when nea, to some of you to make sure that the, the, the delivery resistance is then immediately as well as the provision of water, electricity, fuel, and food you've also okay. and is that the gulf corporation council would that is providing emergency relief and assistance to brothers and sisters and guys in addition to financial support to the united nations and a bunch of good underwhelming shockey and laid down the growing management needs as well as the a to that is really tax, i guess, unreal facilities, an address that we call and the international community to increase humanitarian assistance immediately. allen, and i'm all in favor of underwater in the united nations. the member states of the gulf corporation council with demo reiterate therapy. i let you know i'm changed from position from the regards to the some trial. it even posted in question. and the need to put an end do's, really occupation, the last name of people to sign and to well, the most important but posting is 70 over

i liked nea couple that with the new fox news poll.ecover from those kinds of numbers, juan?he f >> remember, even in the fox poll, you see a surge in terms of what the country is thinking and feeling. mprowhereas you see improvementn among republicans who are of course less likely to want tn say anything good about alo democratic administration. but oki think when you look at biden's problems, a lot of it has to do with governing, and we are talking here about thel cr international crises. ukraine an d russia, thet middle east, china. cod things that could have ahs a different look in a few months. and certainly when you look atsf the economy you could see attitudes shift pretty quickly. we just closed out a year in which, as he reported earlier, the stock market was up 14%.ould unemployment is down. wages are going upe th. so it could be the perception of people's economic well-being could shift in the comin cou months. >> trace: juan makes aoint t fad point there, because with all the bad news, all the bad biden scenarios, quinnipia

last night we had a talk and i won't put it's nearly as it neas eloquently or interestingly as she did one of the things said is barack obama did not have this sort of classic black american story. his father was from kenya, he grew up in hawaii. it wasn't a classic story. michelle had a classic story and at some level even though he didn't literally appropriate her story he couldn't have gotten away with that, he sort of presented himself and performed the story but he was able to communicate in and way that he kind of appropriated her story and that serves very well. then he could also do the performance of the voters so that has been going on. my question is first of all, do you agree with that and to an extent you agree with it, how does that sort of work in how michelle has thought about it and is there anything that you observed or have comment on? >> the way i think about it, it's true he had a very different upbringing. his mother was gone for much of his life, raised by grandparents having left his mom who stayed back in indonesia. so what i think he found when she became part

demand is an even in the nea term, don't get me wrong, as i look at my apple model over th next four quarters, i forecast growth acceleratin incrementally each quarter that gives you something to ge excited about, there is stil very much an uneven demand market but again, those times you wan to buy hardware stocks i think for at least apple the time is now. >> i'm looking at a story that hit a few minutes before w came on the air. i hope you had a chance to check it on. >> i knew you were gonna ask me >> here's the headline, appl iphone and head -- that's gonna happen accordin to this particular report in february what is this mean to you >> it's hard for me to say we know apple has a deep bench of executives. we've seen that over time. i'm not personally sure ho deeply involved this individua or group of individuals ha been in the design, growth o this business. i can imagine if they ar involved again, quite involved. but in saying does it mean tha all the sudden the iphone is gonna be a product that we lov and adore and don't give up, continue to buy a new one, that's not the case.

state's nea total abortion ban a few years ago, i came to saona, they told me there's no electricity on the island. we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. >>> turning now to the big moments from that fourth republican presidential debate of the 2024 race. just four candidates on the stage in alabama, and most of the fire was focused on south carolina's nikki haley, who is now leading what's effectively the race for second place. >> you have other candidates up here like nikki haley, she caves anytime the left comes after her, anytime the media comes after her. >> the only person more fascist than the biden regime now is nikki haley. >> we know from her history, nicki will cave to those big donor when is it counts. >> she said that i have a woman problem. nikki, i don't have a woman prob

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simply, democrats, they are in a state of panicnicc the vast majority of you, the american people, nea nearlyd 70%, believe that your president, joe biden, illegalso and unethically was involved bus. brin's business deal now that number is only going to get worse with the bright lights of an impeachment proceeding. sadly, joe doesn't really seem to hav y seeme the ability to defend d himself. and as trump said,efen it's not even clear that biden even knows he's alive. >> so toda. today hy he looked , completely, utterly confused, compounded unsure of hisings yet surroundings yet again at an event in philly during his brief remarks, biden failed thto address the or most pressig issues of our time and instead filled time with one of his very favorite tall tales about his wife, a house fire and his beloved corvettfee you know, the one that was next to all the top secret classified documentsthe to. >> but they didn't rated his house. take a look. i alsomyom saved my home and my wife's life when i was away wast the last day that the most famous guy doing meet the press in washington, dc. an

failing in our major cities,s including all across gavin newsom's california, because we havegavin nea two i's in two y. it's very simple. one thing i want to say, you blame republicans. when the eight top officeholders in the state of californip offia are all eled democrats. whenfdemocrats control i you add it up, the senate in the assembly togetherd sea 96 seats to about 26 seats, grmocrat, republican, he ownemos all of this and all of the great things we loveut about california weather, the ocean, the beaches, the mountain has nothing to doa with. gavin newsom, the democrats, all the things we don't like about californial th w, they hat at our footsteps. >> i think gavin newsom should say mirror, mirror on the wall, who's got the most homeless of them all? and narcissus, the governol anr will find the answer very plain and clear. >> well, i thought it was interestinl nde g that he said the right coming after him, he said they have to focus on our failurehed ths in order o them to be right. but greg, that seems to admit they do have failures. >> first, i think it's really unfairhe of