lawrence jones, and jonnas and p paul mauro.nspector, i want to ask you, culturally this could change america. what does this do to america. >> very clearly this case has struck a cord. national news, it just happened here in new york, the dichotomy, all people who are most ernest in westonnizing t -- weaponizing this case, people calling for his head, the quad other people, the same people who have been backing defund movement and created that vacuum that d daniel penny stepped into, remember, we have seen it, when you pullback citizens step up, unfortunately we'll get more daniel pennies going forward. judge jeanine: jonna. >> this case will have a ripple affect beyond penny will it will affect the rest of us, what we feel comfortable with, it is important we know we have a right of self-defense, and equally important -- of others, and important that we exercise that in a time like this. where we don't have the police to do the job, that we taxpayers had hoped they would be able to do. and it also has to speak to the mentally

p. paul, today was seen as a major below to the indian premier who will seek a 3rd time and next year is general election. the b j. p has been in pilot and kind of taco, which is home to 65000000 people since 2018. know these policy had tried hard to retain his grip on power. that was the appointment as to himself, campaigning at several valleys to no avail. and i talked with the beach i peas last intellectual stronghold in southern india. the key stays also a comfortable 8 percent of india's g d. p is it has so many high tech, civilian and defense industry facilities for an f, as experts. all c t k stays the countries routing policy faces in a pill bottle and next year selections. i don't think that would be necessarily panicking, but i think the intent is exposed to the due fees, weaknesses in this and the state level. it does also expose some of the charge lines within the b g, b spot, the structure of both center and state level. it is also basically expos obedient. these whole bottom. 8

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p james --paul: james lucier from capital alpha joining us.ext we have a reaction from republican cofounder charles fleischman and matt bennett. let's bring in annabelle for a morning call. the short-term looks set up for a decent rally in the asia-pacific. annabelle: that's right. the focus is really short-term. this chart shows it. the line in white is 10 year u.s. treasury futures and the blue is s&p 500 futures. you can see risk assets looking to gain and havens set the slip. it is the question of how long this lasts. we do look at a situation now where the u.s. treasury will be replenishing its cash stockpiles, in competition with lenders for funding and off that we could see funding costs spike and in turn that could do some of the fed's work for it to the tune of 45 basis points. the next fed decision, given the preferred inflation gauge came in hotter friday as well. certainly there's a lot to assess in the days ahead. but short-term at least, investors out there, including j.b. s, saying markets could not breathe a sigh of relief toda

the o p and paul, i'm a to recently adopted a resolution to downgrade the walls protection status to help pharmacy, but e u, environment minutes to say the block should do more to protect the animals. hunters in germany are urging politicians to make a decision before people stop taking the law into their own hands. they are also concerned that humans could be next verse it couldn't happen. schultz was their smart creatures. over centuries, they went through natural selection based on their intelligence that makes it difficult to protect cattle against them. but on the other hand, their intelligence means they understand that if we kill one member of the pack, they will quickly learn their lesson. it's only one of the possible solutions to maintaining a balance between humans and wide life. a balance that's currently on the threat. step 5, some l g 0 in low effects. any less tons of support. now his and a thank you so much so much for stopping his continued his dominant style. so the form of the season with the when in miami, the raining will champions taking the victory despite star

p r. it's us paul, who agreed with the idea that this was an invasion. so you have a balancing of political, competing political views. and i think that might have had something to do with a shift that happened in january with the by did ministration on the polling. but you have, well, i think we had something like 2400000 people in 2022, arrested for legally crossing the board. and that's a significant number of people, particularly when you add in those that were not arrested or not caught, which is probably many times more of that. so you do see of a massive influx and i would just, i would just say one thing to know the, the one sort of wrinkle and this whole thing now is that it takes on, in my view, a national security component. having people coming over and you don't know who they are, where they're coming from, or what business they have here because you haven't literally been williams and billions of dollars and weapons. the united states and it's nato allies have sent to ukraine with 0 accounting. and we've already heard from finland, we've al

the stuff at the most, during the german occupation are you from the paul or the p. o to deal with social security on the immunization visit. the keys that have cost seems really book into detroit city, say television and our goodness on that i fall, sleep outstanding. you know, we shouldn't, they were less like study you having complete the training at the event of the building, 1943. the pilots is a friend. squadron received along the way to trial by fire on the eastern front. that on the battlefields of oil region. they, of course, can bell garage up. an unprecedented battle is underway with the enemy's best divisions of being mowed down. hi, that's with the french norman disclosure and also taking both in the back of the union cooperation with soviet by the taking down the enemy. and the action is, were very much for the norman, take the beloved power originally. but for the phone number of products, the the 2nd was affected millions of people, the during the conflict. the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations. the united kingdom, the united state

p.'s ear. paul takes care of the rest. is nancy okay with this?t ask her. >> should members of congress have their spouses be banned from trading in mutual stocks while serving in congress? >> no. no to the second one. we are a free market economy. they should be able to participate in that. >> jesse: okay. well, "primetime" has been on this beat since the show launched. our friends over at unusual whales, they have done a great job tracking the trades. now the republicans took the house. someone is finally stepping up and doing something about it. but it's not just republicans. republican congressman matt gaetz has joined forces with democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez gaetz and a.o.c. banning owning stocks. restoring faith in government act. and nancy is not happy about it. florida congressman matt gaetz joins me now. so, congressman, tell me the significance of you joining with a.o.c. to get something like this done. >> a.o.c. is wrong a lot. she would probably say the same thing about me. but she is not corrupt. and i will work with anyone and e

and you can get that at the bottom at a l p as in paul l m is in mary dot org. okay. so my question is, you mentioned carter. yes. right. did you reach to all the living presidents and? general question, how did you determine who to query to do this for posterity? well, we actually had this we we just said, who wants to write one? we we put it in our magazine. we we advertised it in papers. we sent out press releases. but having said that, there were some people who we felt we absolutely should try to hear. so we wrote to all the presidents and we were very fortunate because. you know, the presidents don't do all they don't all say, yes, we will all go to this. we will all do that. it's usually a i hate to say it, but the of other presidents, other kind of major state events. so we were really to get them. we sent out letters to all the governors, all the states and four of them submitted essays. we sent out. we went to the captain of the uss abraham, which had a crew of 5000. we said, anyone who wants to write an essay and a lot of the sailors wrote. so we picked som

>> i love the conversation with bespoke, paul. s&p trading 1 1/2% range really small.r the past month we traded 3 1/2% range. really small. the last six weeks, charles the s&p has not moved up or down 1% any of those weeks. what does that tell us? it's dull market. that old saying don't short a dull market. the s&p is just under 4500. if we get better news on the economy, earnings season came in way better than expected. you and paul touched on that. we think there is no recession coming, that could get us above 4200. that could give us a surprise summer rally. charles: i glad you say you don't see recession. i look at chart you posted, hey, there is key reason the fed can hold off. that is rates are now higher than the cpi? >> yeah. finally we were something talking about for a while. historically the fed keeps hiking until inflation is lower. upper fed funds rate, 5.25. c-p. , last eight cycles we have to have that in play before the fed would stop. now we're there. i look the at last 10 times the fed stopped hiking going back multiple decades. one year later the s&p

he actually happens to be one of the n p's for russia in the japanese. paul, i'm going to invite the g 7 leaders to visits. hey ross, your mouth and right now those g 7 leaders are arriving in the piece, pop white in the center of hiroshima. in fact, most of them have arrived. now we're watching the live pictures coming from hiroshima, still waiting for president joe part, and he's always the last to arrive by protocol at these events when the g 7 meets. and he will then be making his way to the peace memorial, the peace cock, and the museum. and they'll have a probably the visit, the g 7 to the museum. no press will be allowed into that. but then afterwards, we're going to get to see them come out and le reese to those that died here. i can tell you, i've never been to rush them up before i didn't spin up moving 48 hours in the city where i spoke to some of the survivors the around the world. most people know what happened in hiroshima. but even though the risk, like nuclear bomb was dropped to almost 78 years ago, visiting for the 1st time is a deep, clean

i only rand paul and john harvey to have a g o. p 's and it just voted against a you have a the entire i mean, all 6 of the so called score, the democrats all intent and they're all no demonstrations to stop the, the profits of raphael in general dynamics. boeing, lockheed martin, and also government. another difference between for so we should discuss the suppose isn't there, just to cation, but what different today from the 19 say 50 years ago is there is debate and discussion if it's over well mainly the other side of state power and official doctrine that it exist go back to the 1960, that barely even existed. there was no indication of it no more. for example, that was essentially no position to if for a long time, finally broke out. and we should be, we should recognize that the civilizing effect of the activism most of the young people in those years. and since has had an impact, there is no ranges to be discussion of people like me, of course, can't get into the mainstream media, but we never could. that was impossible. and t

so this goes way beyond one paul, on in one particular country in a p w. c. network under thomas i, which is era sydney. that's it for me. adrian said again, don't forget, you can find much more a website that was a 0 top. com account waste here with the weather full cost. next, then it's inside story examining what president of the ones re election bands for took care of the wider world the the. and we still can't assume that the weather in turkey is settled in cloth, as you might expect it to be in may overnight when it's the teens of all the cloud and rain last into the day. and it has done to so many days of the last 2 months. so it's looking pretty west then by with that rain phase as, as it goes across cyprus. and most of the vanities drive the winds are no longer as strong as they where they've brought sandstone for them just recently through egypt . and the bands that was responsible for this is called frontier. you caught me see it didn't even get ahead of it. it's still quite dusty, not super easy, but on the band itself we see the some pretty big.

so got level of noted earlier this year that g d p in georgia, has risen by 10 percent. now this is paul, the he said due to trade with russia income including the tourism side. and both companies had been keen for the resumption of flight. so this was always prerequisite for russian citizens being safe and that safety in georgia. so this move today that has been announced today will be. 3 3 very well received by many of these georgians living in russia. so don't last on the public, whereas box a line, a stretch of plus the lot, the city of onto most for a k, a truck load remains the major hotspots. now the rushman missive defense says that the flight for the western part of the city is ongoing, with troops securing the flags and a series of dark bottles with the cleaning forces. meanwhile, the a s p news agency has confirmed the one of the journalists has been killed on the outskirts of a town close to the epi center of the battle and in the neighboring, regardless of, of it. fighting is ongoing as well. rushing the ox mazda full of cities from the chechen republic, a mass of children,

more than 200 people in just 2nd level of notate earlier this year that g d p in georgia, has risen by 10 percent of this is paul the he said due to trade with the roster and including the tourism fight them. both companies have been king for the resumption of flight. so this is always a prerequisite for russian citizens being safe and their safety in georgia. so this move today that has been announced today will be. 3 3 very well received by many of those georgians living in russia to the us of the domestic republic. whereas by so live stretched across the month, this will be of all to most of a k a box. what remains the may do hot spots the rest. the ability of defense says that the flight for the west, some part of the city, is on the and with troops securing the flags in a series of direct bottles from euclid and forces. meanwhile, the a, f. p. near the agency has confirmed that one over the edge and this has been killed on the outskirts of a town close to the, at the center of the barcode. and in the neighboring new guarantee group of advising his own day as well rushing off much full system, the chechen re

paul: the fed hits it in june because. shery: bonds rise but the s&p 500 struggles to hold onto gains. concerns over the global economy resurface. the s&p 500 are racing most of its monthly gains, we had more tightening fears, the jolt of job openings surging to over 10 million giving room for another rate hike by july. the u.s. debt ceiling negotiations are ongoing and the vote in the house happening in the next couple of hours. a lot of anxiety overall in the markets. treasury yields down, assessing the likely impact of the debt ceiling deal on future fed policy decisions as well, the dollar rose and that led to more pressure on crude prices which had been below the $70 a barrel value and the chinese value numbers did not help. although we got a little more optimism two federal reserve officials throwing concerned that there will be another hike in two weeks. are we expecting a pause in june? >> there is a new term, and it's called the skip. when you pause, the implication is we're stopping because maybe we have done enough. at least that seems to be

p. a. the ukranian intelligent ami next to that. there's another inscription in memory of the ukrainian gave shelter to paul. what's the sports business? i don't, i didn't at the noise. are you able to move to the new? what do you have for new teachers in? it typically takes kidney dispose of units into this school. it was just so taking precedence that came with feed season. them that please call me please with a more than the old cheat going to deputies or by did the know to buy lunch can set up you will just, you know, getting over the summer acceptance and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. you do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted all opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to planes or do they have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do, don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direction. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the

so this goes way beyond one paul, on the in one particular country in a p w. c. network under thomas out to 0, sidney from south america to the middle east, asia at eastern europe. so just representing the united nations have been keeping the peace for 75 years. more than 2000000 circle blue helmets from 125 countries of suff. during that time, i'm 71. missions have been launched in some of the most dangerous parts of the world. right now. 87000 peace cape is serving in 12 conflicts of alexia. bryan has more on the falls at its walk. the job is the so called blue helmets is to protect civilians and navigate the pos from conflict to pace. the budget is nearly $6400000000.00 with the us responsible for more than a quarter of this, followed by china and japan. that money funds $10.00, the 12 current emissions cash for the remaining to come from the main you in budgets. one of those missions observes the cx, 5 between india and pakistan, and the state of drama and kashmir. the other is the world's oldest commission stays up in 1948 to media conflicts between as row a

. >> p is the type of guy that would always -- he is the type of guy that would always walk into a room and smile. j.r.: i did speak with the mother of 24-year-old paul who initially saw our story this morning and reached out looking for her son. she has since gotten word that he did not make it. she told me he was kind, thoughtful, and intelligent. someone who was moving their furniture for them when all of this happened wish the family the best going forward. ama: it is heartbreaking. thank you. productive but no progress. that is how house speaker kevin mccarthy is describing his meeting with president biden this meeting as debt ceiling negotiations continue. they have 10 days to find a deal or risk the government default on its bills. >> we have disagreements. we have more revenue than at any time coming in in a 50 year average, but we both need to change the trajectory. ama: the biggest sticking point, republicans say they will not raise the debt ceiling until the president agreed -- agrees on a spending cut and requiring stricter requirements for federal aid programs like odfost .ampresident biden has agreed on some military cuts, but only if r

. >> p is the type of guy that would always -- he is the type of guy that would always walk into a room and smile. j.r.: i did speak with the mother of 24-year-old paul who initially saw our story this morning and reached out looking for her son. she has since gotten word that he did not make it. she told me he was kind, thoughtful, and intelligent. s moving their furniture for them when all of this happened wish the family the best going forward. ama: it is heartbreaking. thank you. productive but no progress. that is how house speaker kevin mccarthy is describing his meeting with president biden this meeting as debt ceiling negotiations continue. they have 10 days to find a deal or risk the government default on its bills. >> we have disagreements. we have more revenue than at any time coming in in a 50 year average, but we both need to change the trajectory. ama: the biggest sticking point, republicans say they will not raise the debt ceiling until the president agreed -- agrees on a spending cut and requiring stricter requirements for federal aid programs like food stamps. president biden has agreed on some military cuts, but only if republicans

paul would, he told us he had once been a bank and compliance officer. he now owns a member of software and i to companies in south africa and the u. k. p, said she to, etc, evidence. the white spiritual boy accounts exist later how you please to meet you. i basically being in the id game, throw a number of us and i happen to be with cutting through basically showed media accounts on, on a thing for international segment. the fact that they were very large numbers on the system. when it is visible, you can say it's not that i had to leave it, it could see it. so that means that there's a number of mates around it to preventive being abused, at least of course, you inside the central banks. if you're inside the central banks, you're going to be using all what to explain that the reason why the white spiritual boy accounts were lying around in open sight in the world's banks was because they had been kept off the banks balance sheets. and that the account details were only launched at the bank for international settlements. the central banks bank in switzerland we later wrote to the bank for international settlements, asking for a respons

p countries. one man intentionally spread this information just to see investigation was guessing stuff that whole she novato votes, the spokesman for the holy c underclothes, confident of john paul. the 2nd the, the action from the front. the gum was fairly disappointed because he don't say don't exist. is it? yes, it's possible in some area. yes, uh outside for away. and you have to think on the circumstances dash for chris 40 for the behavior, but it's normal to 40 as the and then all the jump just to get you out here going prison. it goes to accept crimes. just as a shame is this, this old thing, it's a shame of the church. a shame for the fact that come the apple icon on the holy saves loving. if it's failed, the new parliament passed a resolution on april 5th, 2001, calling upon the vatican to finally take action. the european parliament calls on the holy c to take all allegations of sexual abuse within its organizations. seriously, to cooperate with the authorities and to remove the perpetrators from office calls for those responsible for these crimes to be arrested and brought to justice calls on the prosecutors and the $23.00 countries cited in the reports to ensure that

paul tudor jones. >> little more bullish than a lot of the other gauges suggest. in answer to the question if apple goes down, can the s&p have a stock buyback window it's one day we'll see if it's the start of a rerotation or not. >> jill carrie hall? >> for small caps, we've been cautious near term i think we're continuing to watch the signs of stability and, you know, regional banks and credit as well as volatility ahead of the debt ceiling. some risk short term, but we're still of the view that this is an opportunity for long-term investors. small cap valuations, this is still cheap. valuations don't tell you what happens over the next few weeks or months. over multiple years it's one of the most predictive signals for returns. we think you could see better returns over the next decade for small caps than for large caps i think even now near term there's a lot of opportunity for active investors in the side segment, despite the risks we think this is a time when you want to be active over passive lots of opportunities for small caps to do that and our firm covers over 900 u.s. small cap stocks >> thank you for that o

> i was going to say, how would the s&p react to a june hike >> you know, carl, i've been in this business for just around 40 years. so, when i came in in 1983, paulcker was still ruling the fed, and the question still remained amongst clients and amongst professionals in the industry, you know, is inflation coming back? will the fed fail, what have you? and yet if you look at the markets from 1979 through 1990, you have a lot of plus years when rates would vacillate going from higher to lower the market gets used to the fact that you're dealing with higher rates from the fed, especially in this case we're just getting over free money. it's the end of free money, which we saw had been achieved by a combination of fed policy and fiscal stimulus by politicians that took us to 40-year highs. but this is not a case where we feel that powell has to become a volker he just needs to be powell and these modern times and we think he'll bring down inflation on a very sensitive level he's done it so far. >> so, john, if you think there's another rate hike in the cards and the market's got it wrong, does that include your earnings outlook and your equity in m

p who are going to be more successful anyway. exactly, there piggybacking on this experience. which have anti-asian antiwhite recent basically internalized i the systems paulally after the suprem court is involved in your local school systems and get out earl tomorrow in texas the school board elections throughout the whole state of texas and my packet, 1776 project packet supports candidates who support the idea of merit but i think that really needs to be ingrained throughout our school system from k all the way to colleges. my father, lbj ii ko im iii, philosophie, deport they comforted you, kick their no matter what race, no matter how old they are, you kick them on and that's just it goes thanks, brother. >> so liberal that what parents have control over what their children learn. they can't hide how much they hate concerned parent. jessica anderson, a democrat running for office in virginia went viral this week for a vide she recorded in 2021 she did no parents trying to do what's bes for their kids. the raiders. . >> i'm sorry but i've seen some of the parents that live in virginia. you should not be dictating wha your daughter and sons curriculums

p global. it just 30 minutes after that. and keep our eyes on crypto-linked stocks including technology after a bitcoins first monthly decline of 2023. paulget a quick check of the business flash headlines. tesla is planning to give an early glimpse of its revamped model three sedan as part of elon musk's visit to shanghai. the first cars coming off the line our prototypes and only slightly longer and sportier than the early version. with increased competition tesla is facing pressure to refresh its product line in china as their second-biggest market after the u.s.. nvidia ceo jensen along is headed to china to meet with tech executives in the world's biggest chip market. the source says companies on the itinerary included tencent and tiktok owner bytedance. his first china trip in years will come with the u.s. trying to curb access to leading edge technology. shares of this group are falling sharply in trending as they eye fresh capital. they are raising $3 billion with the majority of the money coming from the saudi public investment fund. the kingdom's main wealth fund says this is their largest shareholder. plenty more to come on day

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