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as i've said many times, this legislation is deeply personal to many of us p in the chamber myself included. passing this bill is our chance to send the message to americans everywhere no matter who you are, who you love, you deserve dignity and equal treatment under the law. that is about as american ideal as it comes into so i hope the senate can finish the work we started and pass the respect for marriage act as soon as possible. now on government funding once the senate passes the respect for marriage, there's a lot on the to do list that we must cross off before the end of the calendar year. chief among them of course is working together to fund the government by december 16th. failure to act by then will result in a pointless and aypainful government shutdown as the holiday season kicks into high gear. the best option for avoiding the shutdown is for the republicans to work with us ensuring the federal government is fully prepared to serve the public in the next fiscal year. the continuing resolution on the other hand is far less desirable for many reasons. it would cause great harm to the troops in uni

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the uk as a whole is, companies and government, spent about £40 billion on its energy bill, and this year that is “p them and what we have seen now that stability has returned to the united kingdom, but that is because the expectation is that the government will make those difficult but necessary decisions. those difficult but necessary decisions-— those difficult but necessary decisions. . , . decisions. and those difficult decisions. and those difficult decisions are _ decisions. and those difficult decisions are likely _ decisions. and those difficult decisions are likely to - decisions. and those difficult| decisions are likely to include significant spending cuts, take infrastructure investment, things like buildings, roads, railways, said to be pushed back and potentially an easy way for the treasury to find savings, and if cut back to £50 billion rather than the 70 billion a year it has been, that is many billions in savings while still living spending above the average of the previous labour government, for example. but the government, for example. but the government infrastructure tsar said

it is offering us a better future. p >> p clearly inspiring. that our billl superstar kyrie irving returns from an eight game suspension on sunday. he scored 14 points and five rebounds as his brooklyn nets defeated the grizzlies. irving was suspended after he tweeted a lp link lp l containing antisemeti messages. he says he's happy to be back. >> so good, so good, i miss my teammates and my coaching staff. jjust -- getting prepared with them in the morning and then carrying over into the game. felt good. >> the defending nba champion golden state warriors have won their first road game of the season, bearing the houston rockets under barrage of three-pointers. thompson led all scores with a season high 41 points. the final score is 127-120. thank you very much for joining us at this hour. i am rosemary church, i will be back with more news after a short break. don't go anywhere. hold on... you're a night manager and mom. and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight m maker? that's a lot. so, , adding “and student” might feel daunting. but what if a school coul

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to be the lead republicans sponsor of this legislation grateful a similar bill passed the house with strong bipartisan support. padame president as the senate prepares to vote on this ishistoric legislation i would be remiss if i did not begin by recognizing the progress lgbtq individuals in this country and our country has made in recent times to achieve equal rights. not long ago patriotic americans cannot be honest about their sexual orientation while fighting to protect our country under freedom and i'm in the fight was senator lieberman to repeal the discriminatory don't ask / don't tell. not long ago in america that a person could be fired for being gay. i strongly support the employment nondiscrimination act which passed the senate in 2013 and prohibit such discrimination. seven years later the supreme court has a civil rights act to protect employees from discrimination based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. not long ago that the individuals could not marry the person they love if they were of the supreme on —- a favor of the same sex. with the supreme court decision to find the fundamenta

nasdaq and s&p down more than 1%. okay, billthink the pace of rate hikes may slow in december but what about in the long term. jabba they communicated yesterday was acknowledging a new terminal rate and september talked about 4.6% being the ceiling. we knew 4.6% wasn't going to be the ceiling. they're going to surpass that in the first quarter of next year. acknowledging that but it opens the door for rate hikes and coming for a peak in may or june and a rate cut. ashley: bill, you think there's opportunity and in recent week adding tex in recent weeks. anything in particular? >> i like tech down here and think there's opportunity to look for heart in a bullish time of year and really beaten down values. overall outside of the big names, the tech reports and more reports solid and paypal after the bell today and being an active manager, i saw yesterday's movement and started throwing hedges on and hedging tech and some commodities i have in the portfolio and the call raratio is surging to the highet level of 020 and we could com

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the p epic snowstorm forcing the buffalo bills to move sunday's game against the browns to detroit. fox weather for the latest on the storm. most of the heavy snowfall coming today. well, north korea firing intercontinental ballistic missile with the potential to deliver a nuclear weapon anywhere in the united states. it comes one day after they warned of a fiercer military response to washington in retaliation for a ramped up military presence if in the region. this morning, u.s. indo-pacific command is condemning north korea's latest actions. well, an elite fbi you'd you it in joi join -- unit joining the investigation into the killing of university of virginia students. this as we learn two roommates were inside the home at the time but they were not hurt. police say the roommates are going to be really the key to finding out what happened here. there's still no information about the suspect. the murder weapon or leads in the case at all. well, finally, there is this this morning. the wall street journal rolling out its list of the best of the worst air ports in the u.s. just in

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first of all, history saves on them. there is a p in everything yaroslav and they are in everything and we are now constantly as our committee analyzing the billcabinet of ministers, the cabinet of ministers actually drags the functions of er and well, for example, on the fund on the recovery fund and that is, the definition of objects and the search for contractors, well, that is, it turns out that the situation is as follows, and the body uncontrollably closes a huge number of functions on itself, and in fact, well , there was a very long discussion about not only under this law or many laws, where the cabinet of ministers it requires additional er powers a-a without any real control mechanisms, well, that is, we have two control mechanisms left, this is conventionally speaking our deputy control, but a-a but access er is not always available er, we do not always have time in advance to analyze the information and very often then the struggle with the consequences enters, as it is now in petrovsky region, so that is, law enforcement agencies begin to investigate abuses so that there are no abuses, of course , the functions of the customer ar

america was thought to be a liberal country if not necessarily a p progressive one but a liberal country. the constitution and bill of rights liberal document, and these conservatives who after all buckley was a harsh critic of the popular republican president dwight eisenhower. these conservatives just seemed a little bit odd. the intellectual tides were all in the area of government expansion and regulation. figures like frederick i, milton friedman, fringe in the 1950s and '60s. buckley was very concerned in making conservatism respectable, and so he began drawing fences around his version of american conservatism. and going after at the semitism, going after conspiracy theories saying that ayn rand couldn't be part of his movement because of her atheism. saying that the libertarian austrian economist murray rothbard couldn't be part of his movement because he was an an article capless, right? he would privatize everything, get rid of the state totally. national security also played a big part in this. his conservatism was one of engaged nationalism. america should be strong, america should be powerful and defe

if not necessarily a capital p progressive one, but a liberal country. the constitution and the billf rights of liberal document and these liberal documents and these conservatives who after all, buckley was a critic the popular republican president, dwight eisenhower. seeming a little odd, intellectual pies in the area government expansion and regulation. frederick and luther, friedman. buckley was very concerned making conservatism respectable so he began drawing fences around his version of american conservatism and going after anti-semitism, going after conspiracy theory, saying iran could meet part of his movement because of the if he is him saying libertarian austrian economist could be part of his movementis because he was a naro capitalist and privatized everything. national security plays a big part, buckley's conservatism was one engaged nationalism, america should be strong, powerful and defend itself but also engaged to defeat to go back soviet union that metta large military establishment, standing army, for defense and forward deployment of troops, alliances like nato,

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bill: alexandria hoff in nevada. >> dana: another key senate race in wisconsin where p barnes is trying to distance himself from the support of the defund police movement. the state's spike in crime is playing a major role in the race between barnes and johnson. we have the latest from milwaukee. grady trimble. >> progressive candidate mandela barnes is spending a lot of time in milwaukee trying to get out the urban vote. he will be here with senator cory booker this morning. but the state's largest city has seen a big spike in crime in the past few years particularly homicides and carjackings. barnes during that time has been linked to the defund the police movement, which he has since tried to backtrack on. in a 2020 interview he suggested reallocating money from, quote, overbloated police budgets and before that as a state lawmaker barnes voted to end cash bail. >> as much as he dishonestly denies it, he is the leader of the defund police movement. he is supported by the leaders of that movement. he used the code words. says it pains him to see a police budget. >> homicides in milwaukee have gone up each of the

bills as well as everything else. the markets are relative mixed the s&p 500 has now kind of gotten back up toward the 3800 left, 3780, up about ten handles. just about flat for the composite. nasdaq down just one point the underperformer on the day right now. remember, though, a lot of upside volatility. one theme that some traders are watching is the nice move in energy stocks have been on a tear the energy sector spdr is up about the last year, call it the interesting part is it's been up 15 of the last 16 trading days, even with some more downside trend in oil prices themselves. that kind of gap has gotten a bit wider over the course of the last several months, so watch whether or not that energy trade and wti crude prices dislocate a bit. remember, they tend to track pretty closely over the longer term we'll see if that divergence plays out a bit more the stock to watch today is vtrs they're up far and away the best-performing stock in the s&p 500. this is the pharmaceutical company formerly joan as upjohn, part of pfizer and mieland, they combined a couple years ago. and formed viatris they announced two big acq

co will there be a funding bill in time to avert a shutdown? will the republican leader get p enough votes to become speaker t on the first bout?ir we've got normal headlines here on earth one, but it's all simultaneous and adjacent to the death con 3 on the jews guy and the holocaust denier eating turkey and stuffing with the leader of the republican party at his home. and i feel like since this camel to light over the holiday weekend, most of the talk in political circles has been about whether or not this is bad for trump, whether or not this is going to reflect poorly on him as the leader of the republican party, whether this is something that might hurt him in some way, whether this might be a mistaket or whether this will slide off him, too. okay, the reason groups like people for the american way monitor guys like this and keep track of what they are saying and doing is not just because a guy like this might have an incidental effect some day on a real politician who interacts with them. no, the reason that it is worth keeping track of holocaust denying racist agitators

bill. let don't news. i know digby knew he'd gaz automatic mo, record his own gave i caught, you know, movie to read critical p k. yet it's all just sauce picked it up. iraqis, keith boss, who would be of a dallas? she a chain who do b one ship october. oh no, when you call popular. yeah, that's good. no one would you come in here. ah, ah trip my name when you collect a computer, just use your daddy logic. help us good. we had a few audi dish o d k. the model is more, you know, we don't usually it be no big deal. male blue with ah, ah, children at saint a residential school suffered nightmarish levels of abuse, torture and child rape. and yet the office of the attorney general suppressed thousands of pages of police and evidence that identified those perpetrators in the school. i was electrocuted twice. i was only 7 years or just too high for me. so for me to put me in the chair or by the law warriors to run over here to abuse somebody and run her and she kept solution with himself. some of them are. my relatives didn't make it, jackie, themselves, to death, over doses. but yeah, what it made me, it made me th

bill browder thank you for finding time for us, i want to advertise resistance to putin's regime, this is a new book by p. browder, which is free for ukrainians, we will definitely see it on your screen, and how can you find this book, resistance to putin's regime, the person who started this resistance with in 2006, at least, the ato had already published a book opposing the putin regime, all of which are actually about money laundering in the russian federation , and i would also say that these are all the books about the fight against putinism, these are all the books that are worth reading, and mine the first question, mr. browder, and the first very philosophical question, is it possible to cure russia, and there is a well- known saying that a fish rots from the head, and vladimir putin is a criminal, he is a financial criminal, he is a killer of the bosmafia, while such a person is in power, there is no chance that russia can be cured, i will give examples from i remember georgia when i went to russia for the first time in the early 90s. russia was considered the most corrupt country in the former

the s and p. 500 finished the day down six points. us senate has approved a landmark bill protect same sex and interracial marriages. the respect for marriage act guarantees federal recognition of any marriage between two people. if that union was valid in the state, where they married the push for the legislation came after the supreme court's june decision that overturned the federal right to an abortion over fears that other rights such as same sex marriage might be in jeopardy. the house still needs to vote on the legislation and send it to president biden, who has said that he would sign it. a vote in the house could take place as early as next tuesday. well the supreme court heard oral arguments today over dispute regarding the biden administration's authority to set immigration policies. case is also expected to test the legal standing of the states to bring their policy differences with the white house to court. madeline rivera reports from washington. the battle over border policies once again reaching the supreme court. texas and louisiana are suing the bite admi

p higher. d.c. gridlock generally means no changes to big ticket items like tax or spending bills or major regulations, but no doubt , the scale is temperatur ing toward republicans this time around. why? well, based on the current state of the u.s. economy, namely stubborn inflation, voters at the polls ink across nation are likely to turn their backs on democrats this time. headlines ink across nation, screaming about the pocketbook issues swaying voters. npr saying "inflation will be a top issue on election day 2022". bloomberg's headline, economy and inflation dominate mid-terms , as republicans eye congress and then the washington post, how bad inflation maybe for democrats, historically speaking. we've got team fox business coverage of democracy 2022 in action, madison alworth in bedford, new york, dianne swa nk is in chicago and slatestone wealth kenny polcari in nashville. the crushing cost of everyday needs no more apparent than the aisles of america's grocery stores where madison alworth is and she is in the grocery store in upstate new york talking to voters i would imagine but also giving

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