maria: patrice, jump in here. >> good morning, everybody. know, adam, curious about consumer sentment. from what i understand the commerce department found personal savings foal a new all -- fell to a new all-time low. people are worried because of recession worries. do you see that changing over the next quarter or the next week, with investors are and how they think consumers view the economy. >> i hear you. we've been dealing with all kinds of emotions in a macro sense and the fact that it costs so darn much. gasoline, i don't need to tell you about that. there's an interesting narrative. i think you just really tapped into it. if you look at the data from last week, it's a good news/bad news situation. the savings rate was down probably because we're spending -- we're having to spend more money on all the stuff you're talking about. but the income was up. so spending was up more than income which means we're starting to draw down savings and you kind of hate to see that because consumer balance sheets are so strong right now. but at leas

well, candace owens went to one of patrice's mansions to ask questions as many reporters do, and patricehow things actually went down. >> i was looking to speak to whoever who is at this property. >> the fact that she came outside my house and demanded things, harassed me, is unacceptable. >> i'm not trying to harass you. we will gladly leave. we are wondering if we can speak to anybody. >> i need to be safe. i need my child to be safe. [crying] and this -- this what happened this morning is not safety. >> thank you, sir. have a great day. >> jesse: where was black lives matter head of security? apparently he took the money and didn't do the job. last year they also invested $32 million in the stock market for a group that hates capitalism. sure a lot of money to invest in wall street. still, blm finished the year with $42 million in assets. 42 million. with how much of that money actually went to the victims' families? very little. the foundation was created for george floyd and trayvon martin and oscar grant? they only got a couple hundred grand each. disgusting. this organization is s

here you have patrice cullors, she is blaming racism and sexism when this report first came out aboutou play the race card from the bottom of the deck. all this should raise the biggest question, right? given tens of millions of dollars this organization raised in 2021 alone, nearly $100 million, has the organization improved the lives of the black community? there is more black lives being lost and black on black crimes in cities from new york, los angeles, the hurt rate in the black community jumped 43% in 2020. that is the same year black lives matter was raking in all this dough. where is the money going to besides multiple mansions? not many in the media, certainly not the merrick garland justice department are asking those questions right now. i have got to wonder why. elizabeth: are they going to investigate? you're right. families and people across the nation gave money to black lives matter. by the way, the families of breonna taylor and michael brown as well as blm affiliates sighs no one knows where the money is going. they used charitable donations to buy the 6 million-dol

apologized for its role in the assassination of the president of the democratic republic of the congo, patriceumumba, the remains of this leader will be transferred to the heirs of the xx june. the fact is that lumumbo was not just killed, but also dismembered and the head of the belgian police kept, for example, the phalanges of the fingers of the deceased in the brussels family collection for a decade denied his involvement in the death of a legal however, it turned out that the authorities and the kingdoms had been lying for 60 years when lumumba announced the nationalization of the enterprise and lands belonging to the colonialists. the belgians organized his abduction , murder, and dismemberment. taking a break from the legacy of the victory and demonstrating history continues in latvia, the local authorities decided to rename the street on may 9 in the city of talsley. now it is called independence restoration day. latvia reports balt news notes that now we are representatives of the authorities are busy thinking about how rename pioneer street at the same time , inflation continues to g

patrice, i'll start with you. there's a dark cloud, a dark malaise over this nation that we haven't felt in decades. >> it's true, charles. i mean, when 85% of americans are saying in polling that the country is heading in the wrong direction, this tells you something. inflation is a top issue, top of mind. that's going to portend trouble for democrats in the mid-terms when you consider right now they have an enthusiasm gap that is favoring republicans. when you senior likely voters, more republicans are enthusiastic to come out to the polls in november compared to democrats. it's a 17-point gap. that will be very hard to make up especially if gas prices and energy and every other price continues to stay so high. >> charles: kristin, putting politics aside, if you look at consumer sentiment, it's from free fall. ceo sentiment is in free fall. investor sentiment is in free fall. you know, how is the white house pushing back against this or are they going to stick with hey, it's greedy corporations and putin's fault

>> i think one of the family members, by the way, was the mother of the co-founder patrice cullors.end properties including an area out here in california and we know the black lives matter people bought a mansion in canada, also property in the bahamas. bill, that's not the worst of it. the worst is the premise behind the organization. that police are -- there is a harvard economist from the inner city like i am who did a study and found out if anything the police were more reluctant to pull the trigger on a black suspect than a white suspect. data scientist formerly with thomson reuters he went to michigan, undergraduate degree in economics, went to harvard law and did a research paper and found out because of the police becoming more passive for fear of being accused of systemic racism hundreds of so-called excess deaths in towns like baltimore, chicago, new york where they have these high-end shootings and subsequently the police are pulling back. no longer engaging in pro-actively policing called the ferguson or george floyd effect. it is getting hundreds of excess deaths of bl

his latest works, patrice families who gather to spend quality time together during the various loc downs, helping each other deal with the impact of the pandemic cove. it 19 brought many restrictions, and many families lost love, ones, thousands of gin eons lost their jobs as well. and or doesn't want to remain people constantly the pain they suffered. but he does hope that his works will help them reflect on what they've been through. oh, but oh, i was a all i to give the viewer freeze please. in the on mine to, to really to my wife's does what does what my mean? 4 goals because everybody has a family. so i want to view or to really feel free and relate to my wake. ah, to get this kind of attention and through my way, emmanuel or cyber tang is receiving art lessons from our nor he struggled with drugs and depression during the pandemic. and taking a painting as proving very therapeutic for him. oh, what a spy by the family themes adopted by honor. he decided to paint his portrait of a girl who struggled with mental health during the walk down in the capital a crowd. she ended up taking

well, what kind of morons, not everyone can be students of patrice lumumba .t wash my car, it really struck me. i thought it was such a shock umuba. well, the internet has not yet been in your time, but i say such truth, i say where is the university with such an exotic name . it turned out that this is what was destined to become my alma mater positions of an important official, pyotr alexandrovich noticeably lost weight. i am a person who usually gets stressed out and so when a new job starts. new everyday stress. i began to rapidly gain kilogram, when i was already twenty kilograms it became just very hard physically hard to rise, hard to go somewhere. and if it's summer and you're going somewhere, then it's just torture. you have to make a choice, either you fall down and that's it, or you start, uh, work on yourself. well, my refrigerator at work is full of curds and all sorts of purees. the life of a family in which there is a person with special needs. health, many who are not initiated will find it difficult. and here's what they say about it in the fa

black but of course, blm co-founder patricia patrice keller colorsvi excuse me says she's the victimvin all of this .in was from much of the funding that came in was individual donors. rsthat was a lot of white guilty money. some of my mistakes are being weaponizes against me and also a the entire move and thatls truly disappointing to to see us fall into that as u lawrence or laughing at this one. >>>> what balgowlah play and i'm enjoying every bit of this . you know, there was there was the tax and then there was the white guilt tax, the wealth tax for the corporations. i don no, i didn't believe't in any bt the stuff. you lookuf at the corporation, they're not as big as they pretend to be been. but they had to pay black lives matter in order to not be boycotted or their bill toir be there. that was just protection. play the king tax. as for the individual donors, they must not have any black friends. >> i mean, because black peoplet weren't supporting the organization black lives matter, black folks to see equal justice under the laweq that they never said support this organization

i a director and retired general david patrice. while the ukraine war threatens to impact europe's energy supplies, it also is threatening other parts of the world with acute food shortages. russia and ukraine are both major suppliers of wheat, cooking oil and other food staples. exports are now being disrupted, pushing price is higher and making food unaffordable for many of the world's most impoverished people. humanitarian relief is also being effected in 2021. ukraine was the largest single source of food for the humans, world food program, which works to feed the most vulnerable people around the world. in eastern africa, the situation is particularly dire. the effects of climate change are being compounded by regional conflicts, and now the knock on effects of rushes war in europe are exacerbating the crisis while part of the region is experiencing as the worst drought in 40 years. south sudan has been hit by severe flooding that makes imports of food and grain even more vital. nea luca cook's garden is flooded. she tries des

patric >> some of the doctors and nurses say respondsing to these kinds of mass shootings is taking aersonal toll. >> i thought back to when i was 10-year-old, my family immigrated to this country and my giggest chbiggest challenge g how to speak english. you can't imagine what these children are going through. >> it is really unfair. it is really unfair. >> crystal flores recalled the agonizing weight for patients and the realization it was too much. >> i wish they were able toll get to them quicker, soon. >> she teared up when thinking about her little one. >> there is a lot o crying that day. nurse davis says she keeps on thinking of the pain suffered by the victim's parents. >> most of them have children. let's try imagine them and calling around and pray that their child is there than us having to tell them. we don't have the patient here. this is somebody trained to deal with their worst moments. these doctors worry about the invisible emotional scars that many of these children will carry. >> lucy kavanof, cnn, uvalde, texas. >>> inside the mission to start mass shootings in am

patrice harris and hhs secretary and congressman donna shalala. for those of you who don't know dr. adams is a presidential fellow and executive director at the equity initiatives and professor and the 20s surgeon general under president trump a former state commissioner for the state of indiana and apart to sing anesthesiologists. dr. harris is ceo of emad the company who wishes too democratize -- democratize health care through technology. she has over 20 years of private practice in forensics. and secretary shalala most recently served on the 27th congressional district from 2019 to 2021. previously she served as secretary of health and human services under president clinton and his former president of the university of miami and again thank you so much to the three of you for being with us today and all of the task force members for the work over the past 12 months. there is a lot in this report and i'd like to get started by asking each of you to share with us what you -- what your original goals are or what you hoped he would accomplish to this project and a couple of the prio

. >> todd: caught in a lie patrice kohler's admits she is the group's $6 million mansion r unofficials like hosting her son's birthday party and celebrating president biden's inauguration. >> carley: not good. we will ask tomi lahren what she thinks about that and it is election day in west virginia, lawrence jones having breakfast with friends. we will check in with him. do not go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >> todd: you heard tha

patrice colors will previously claimed blm only used the house for foundation business.e biden's election. colors also now admits using foundation money to hire family members to run the house, she says it's not corrupt. >> i think it's that people understand while my brother is the head of security and my mom and sister did work at the property, there are also dozens of other people who work in the organization. >> colors said she received 120 grand in consulting fees from blm but denies using any foundation money to buy four homes for herself. >> i have never used black lives matter donations to pay for any of the properties that i owned in the past or own right now. >> that was not the critics point, rather it was hypocrisy. she is a self-avowed marxist, claiming white supremacy denied her of the opportunity. she denies they used the 90 million raised, although there are no publicly filed records to back that up, despite demands by state attorney generals. >> we are not seeing how the money that was given to them was spent on anything that relates to their mission. we

black lives matter cofounder patrice kohler is now insulting with people who made donations to her organizationked about the influx of cash that came in after george floyd's death in 2021. >> it was a major shock committed was also a lot of weight, i did not see that coming. you know contrary to what has been reported much of the funding that came in. those lot avoid guilt money. >> according to the ap consultants among other expenses. >> 6 million of that nice mansion. this photo was shocking. a massive drug smuggling tunnel between mexico and california feeling the lethal frontal crisis here in america. two parents who lost their children say it's time for the white house to treat overdose deaths the same way they did covid-19 deaths. they're going to join us to explain. >> plus -- >> i will leave the court when i do my job as poorly as you do yours. [laughter] that was meant as a compliment really. >> burn from the silent guy. supreme court justice clarence thomas is a message for the media. here are his speedy to his critics. ♪ ♪ >> fox news alert. elon musk says he has still to take over t

patrice the mamba. and they, said we will fight racism, right?ide the cia. he said i would have that same impulse. she said, what allows you to say that you could be in american? with a history that this country has in our community? >> right. >> you find that because you understand one american values are, and you understand we are pursuing a more perfect union. so that is the thing that allows me to do that on jack ryan, because i try to bring that sensibility to his career. >> i am so sad to jump. and we are out of time. i got out this conversation for another ten or 13 20 or 30 minutes with you. i'm going to get you back on the show because we have way more to talk about. thank you for coming on to congratulations on the play coming to broadway. still to come. trump is going all in on doctor on the pennsylvania republican senate primary. which is funny because doctor oz has said plenty of things that the maga world does not seem to like it all. we will roll the receipts after a short break. will roll the receipts afte a short break. (emu squa

thanks, patrice. and, and let me 1st of all tank as well. professors rob for allowing god for having a fee find the world of football here at the world economic forum. it is a great honor for our 211 member countries. more than the united nations, our over 300000000 of active players and billions of football fans all over the world to be represented here at this very prestigious stage m. m. well, in, on monday i was saying that sport can change the world that they can inspire that did unites and definitely he was, was ride with that then football as the most popular sport in the world has a unique reach. glass wall cub was sir, watched by 4000000000 people, and as women's world cup by 1200000000 people. this woke up and cut that will be watched by 5000000000 people way above half of the world population. and turn all these people who follow and pursue the same passion, and they all feel in the same way. and they all know that football has this uniting force. and there are many examples in history to s

in another patrice jerusalem occupied east jerusalem in damascus gate. a small protest by local journalists as a memorial service is all to take place. but like i say, all of this is in the next few hours, but there is a heavy police presence and not a visible one. but we are being told that there is a very heavy police operation in the place here in jeff again and occupied east jerusalem. and after denying that its personnel will responsible for shavings murder that on our reports, him run that the israeli army is investigating its soldiers that's why according to a report by the washington post, a anonymous israeli army officials with speaking to their journalist. he says that there is a 3 investigations taking place now. read. 3 soldiers are being investigated, their guns, they weapons have been taken away. that anonymous source actually goes on to say that is likely one of those 3 soldiers will be responsible for serene r, barclays, killing. now we reached out to these really are me for comments on that story. so frankly, one of those 3 soldiers will

well, what morons, not everyone can be students of patrice lumumba . it shook the minds. well, the internet did not yet exist in those days, but it speaks of such truth. i say where such a university with such an exotic name seemed to be what was destined to become my alma mater peoples' friendship university today, tabloids secular chroniclers note that over the past year and a half of his tenure as an important official, pyotr aleksandrovich has noticeably lost weight. i am a person who usually seizes stress and so when a new job started a new constantine stress. i began to rapidly gain kilograms, when i had already reached 120 kg - it became. it's just very hard physically hard to climb it 's hard to go somewhere, and if it's summer and you're going somewhere, then it's just torture you have to make a choice, either you fall down and that's it, or you start uh work on yourself. well, my refrigerator at work is full of curds and all sorts of purees. the life of a family in which there is a person with special needs. health, many who are not initiated

he said all three factors of growth are working products, regions and channels patrice said our consumere macro uncertainty. they have a higher income consumer that could be part of the story, which is less price sensitive. on the stock which has suffered and trading at a 52-week low, he said it's suffering from concern around apparel space we're not seeing it in the consumer he's seen improvement on the supply front in terms of sourcing, and expect that to continue to improve. to go again, some of the negative we have gotten from consumer discretionary >> along with best buy, shares up slightly. speaking of davos, what else do you got coming up? >> tomorrow we've got an exclusive interview with mark ben benioff, the ceo of salesforce, and also wanted to share a piece of the conversation that i had with vladimir, a heavy weight boxer, a member of the ukrainian army he has come to davos with a message for the world. i asked him what it's like right now in kyiv where he is there fighting listen to what he said. >> three months ago, when russian military forces were on the outskirts of the

there was a 73,000-dollar charge for private jets for cofounder patrice kulles.r houses. hard to understand that blm will come back from this. >> black lives matter finessed country, especially finessed corporate america taking in $90 million and certainly shelling it out to friends and family and leaving organizations across the country, individual chapters, alone. didn't pass much of that money to those individual chapters. seen people like michael brown's dad speaking out against this. tamir rice's mother, speaking out against blm what they have done. they see it legitimately was a fraud. we understand the issue was legitimate but the organization wasn't. so with that consideration in mind, i think we'll see a turn of events happen fairly quickly when it comes to blm, any additional support or nations coming from much of anyone. david: four million dollars in consulting payments to its board secretary, cofounder patrisse cullors, founder, spending money like candy because it was coming in like candy too. >> that's right. david: we have to leave it. thanks for

blm gave $1 million to the father of the cofounders, patrice colors's child. 840,000 went to her brother of security and my mom and sister did work at the property it is not like i literally open up the bank accounts and was like i am bringing all my family and friends in. folks had skill sets. >> reporter: blm paid for consulting, he and two others now serve on the board, blm spent one. 2 million lobbying to impeach donald trump in the laminate bail. colors spent 73,000 on a private jet and used the la mansion for two private parties but later reimbursed blm from both. 25 million in prints are pretty when groups, they banked 40 one million dollars including $32 million in staff, supporters blame any accounting flaws on the >> i did not know why this happened to. something being weapon iced against us that many people don't know and don't care about. it is such a trip now to hear the word, the term, the triggering. >> it is the first time they've given any accounting over basically 7 to 10 years at all. family members should not receive donor money unless multiple bids are reviewed by an

patrice lee onwuka, mercedes schlapp great to be with you, have a good day, we'll see see you tomorrow "varney" & company begins right now. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. we're coming back from a long holiday weekend where inflation was obvious. at the gas station, at the grocery store, at the restaurant , price hikes were staring you in the face, but the president, hold on, he's got a plan, and the wall street journal he outlines three points to tackle inflation. number one, he won't interfere with the fed, number two, he meets with jay powell at the white house, he'll make things more affordable for families and third, he'll tackle inflation by cutting the deficit. my opinion? it won't work. more on that later. the plan arrives when energy price inflation takes off yet again. gas hits yet another new record high, you're looking at $4.62 that's the average nationwide and look at california, 6.16 per gallon in the golden state and as europe agrees to stop accepting oil tankers from russia, the price of crude goes straight up, $119 a barrel as of right now. that me

did you hear about this tax forms show a nonprofit chaired by patrice culler theres took in. foundation. a group backed by netflix, facebook and twitter executives pushing progressive causes. the news comes after reports that facebook censored stories on blm using donations to buy a $6 million mansion in california. those are your headlines. >> brian: unbelievable. >> ainsley: why would they censor? >> pete: because they funded it so they don't want bad news stories about the group that they gave a punch of money. to say. >> brian: they should be outraged and investigated. >> rachel: outraged they bought a house like that. >> pete: covering up for them. still ahead. we are standing by -- i don't know what the voice is for this hat. standing by for the april jobs report following a terrible day yesterday, it really was for the stock market. what experts are saying about the u.s. economy and a possible recession. >> rachel: plus, fox nation goes inside the life and death of princess diana 25 years later. >> diana was hunted to her death. none of this would have happened had the

former black lives matter leader patrice cullors denies using money to buy a $6 million mansion sayingobal network foundation had an asset that wasn't just financial resources and we understood that not many black led organizations have property. cullors rejecting dlasm she personally benefited during tenor following reports she bottom several homedz totaling $3 million for her family. a dog from new jersey now safe after nearly a week on the run. bailey a 7-month-old german shepherd is safely home now after going for a swim in the east river and taking a tour of the brooklyn battery tunnel. look at that video there rescuers looking in multiple states for bailey who is jittery around humans. the dog had reportedly never been outside before this big adventure. how about that, guys? over to you. >> steve: speaking of new jersey while i was out of town over the weekend, my neighbor called in and said there was a bear in your garbage i looked at the ring doorbell 300-pound black bear taking the garbage very expertly and dragging it to the middle of the driveway. we think the bear was after