i mentioned before, barry posen in foreign affairs, henry kissinger, john mearsheimer, jonathan powell, noam chomsky. scott ritter, the late stephen cohen, colonel douglas mcgregor. now i mentioned this last evening and as you know, the new york times went ballistic over the fact of these right wing news organizations basically providing propaganda. but last evening on the tucker carlson show on fox news. there was a interview with a journalist and american journalist who went to russia and reported that the sanctions aren't working, that, that grocery stores were filled with food and people were happy. now. is that propaganda? is fox news going to be sanctioned by the you? i mean, what exactly do people want others to report? let me also say something that the, the international media or the media here are in a twitter, over a twitter because elan must dared to ban or shadow ban or suspend people who docked him and his private jet. now, if they're going this bananas throws half of a better word over a twitter account, calling that censorship and agree just a constriction of free speec

and fortunately, so far as president posen has been a very cool come hand, who has, you know, he's been been very rational and delivered in his, in his actions. which is a very good thing because, you know, we're, we're so much closer to world war 3 than europe was in 1914, with the 1st world war. i was a part of nato, back in the eighty's when we, it was nato versus the soviet union. nato was a defensive alliance at that time. but when the, when the, the wall fell one, when the soviet union dissolved, the nato did not dissolve the worse, all packed dissolved. but nato remained is very robust force and it became a force of aggression. instead of being a defensive alliance, suddenly it started to move steadily eastward and, and it could only do this by creating an illusion that the russian federation was sort of identical to the old soviet union. but in many ways it's, it's exactly opposite to what the soviet union was. so, so nato has become a very dangerous organization. there are people who are trying to trigger some sort of response from russia that would begin to escalate and involv

the posen is engaging with members of the governing african national congress about his political future. an independent panel found that he violated his oath of office from oppose was investigated after millions of dollars hidden inside a sofa was stolen from his farm. he denies any wrong doing. the findings though can lead to his impeachment the army and democratic republic of congo says m. $23.00 rebels, and the allies have killed 50 civilians in the eastern town of confusion. the group denies responsibility. people have been protesting against the violence security forces, stop them from reaching the un office and goma, the killing threaten as he's fine and not tv problems that was negotiated last weekend. all those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news for you here on out there after the stream to stay with us. oh, a . hello, i'm from you. okay, welcome to the stream. some chinese citizens have had enough of the 0 covey policy that has been in place for the past 3 years now. oh wow. oh, oh, we the country chanting, freezing john, we won't, the rule of law don't want to be l

how about barry posen in foreign affairs, henry kissinger. john mearsheimer, jonathan pow noam chomsky. scott ritter, the late stephen cohen, colonel douglas mcgregor. but wait, here's the best one. george kennan, who was the author of the containment theory, who in 97 and in the new york times basically said that nato expansion is ridiculous. now these are, do you think these are some kind of left leaning or right leaning hot heads? a me, this is insane. but let's go a step further. when ever there is any kind of military operation, whatever it is, whoever it involves. and let's just take the best during world war 2 and noble effort. hollywood, walt, disney, frank capra, louis b. mayer. jack warner, john wayne during vietnam when he had the will be greenberg a prop again the like you can't believe. then we find out in 1975 during the church committee to the new york tax, who's in the washington post and the c. i a were working together in this thing called operation mockingbird. and then he talked with the new york times itself. what about t

so we're on the posen, the president was investigated after he failed to report the fest of millions of dollars from a sofa and his private game farm in 2020. the independence inquiry found he may have violated his oath of office. the u. s. has unveiled as fast and your cell phone and more than that, he is. the b 21. raiden is designed to eventually replace the aging b one long term b to spirit, april and routine session and synagogue. parliament descended into violence on thursday. when a man on television walked up to a female colleague and flapped her in the face, she retaliated my throwing a chair. a budget presentation was suspended as members traded punches an insult. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news here. after talk to al jazeera, do stay with us. ah. womb. architecture is defined as the art and technique of designing and building and the words of one of the greatest architects of all time, antonio. gov de. nothing as art. if it doesn't come from nature, frances cortez spend most of his childhood days trying to secure food and water alongside his rura

and fortunately, so far as president posen has been a very cool come hand, who has, you know, he's been been very rational and delivered in his, in his actions, which is a very good thing because, you know, we're, we're so much closer to world war 3 than europe was in 1914 with the 1st world war. i was a part of nato, back in the eighty's when we, it was nato versus the soviet union. nieto was a defensive alliance at that time. but when the, when the, the wall fell, when, when the soviet union dissolved, the nato did not dissolves the worse, all packed dissolved. but nato remained is very robust force and it became a force of aggression. instead of being a defensive alliance, suddenly it started to move steadily eastward and, and it could only do this by creating an illusion that the russian federation was sort of identical to the old soviet union. but in many ways it's, it's exactly opposite to what the soviet union was so so nature has become a very dangerous organization. there are people who are trying to trigger some sort of response from russia that would begin to escalate and inv

there is this question of the 3% inflation and a question about the weather and why adam posen did notll get into that at another time. there is still an allowance of 3% inflation by the fed next year. tom: this is the academic debate at the peterson institute off of the research from west virginia commonwealth. the bottom line is, where disinflation mentally change your behavior? thus at the heart of the discussion. suggesting racing back to 2% or as bill dudley says below 2%. maybe it does not change her behavior. lisa: the problem is, if the fed acknowledges that their target is now 3%, get ready for 4% inflation become the norm. people will not think they have a handle on inflation. tom: good morning georgetown. features at negative nine. good morning. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, with the first word on lisa mateo. the kremlin criticize the outcome of low to mere zielinski's visit to washington. the kremlin spokesman said moscow followed the meeting with president joe biden in speech to the u.s. congress and saw no sign of a willingness to listen to russi

tainted by scandal of an independent panel has found the current president and party leader so run the posen may have violation his oath of office. he allegedly concealed the theft of a large sum of foreign currency from his private game farm, but still he is a favorite to win keys. a himself has been linked to corruption. he resigned his health minister when a special investigation unit found his department had awarded a contract that benefit his family and associates, and he is still fighting those finding well vote counting has finished and fiji general election, but this fell no k, a winner prime and frank binding moran, the party and the coalition lead by city of iran. booker have each secured $26.00 seats in the $55.00 seat parliament. both factions are now negotiating with the social democratic party in hopes of forming a coalition government. and that party won 3 seats and that makes them to make a i protest has been held at the board and between serbia and kosovo in support of sub minorities and members of a nature. peace keeping force have set up a blockade at the ginger crossing.

we've got the idea of, we have worked with blanche hard over the years, adam posen and peterson instituteg in the ft, you've got him in the 9:00. jonathan: next hour. tom: that is what we are doing. jonathan: going to catch up with chris harvey of wells fargo around the opening bell. mike wilson was on 40 go. if you missed that, this call he had over a month or so ago about this tactical rally you could get, this bear market rally into year-end continues this morning up .5% on the s&p 500. the consensus is we get smacked around the head by the reality of bad earnings in early 2023. at the moment on this equity market, it keeps climbing. tom: it is extraordinary all in all. i look at the heritage of what we've got in the equity market climbing. this reminds me of tunisia beat france yesterday. when they beat north macedonia, that was something. jonathan: do you have to do that on our anniversary? where's the love? taking digs at the italian football team. tom: no. i just think north macedonia was more competitive. jonathan: do you think we could go another decade? tom: i think so. jonathan

was this adam posen who started this? tom: dr. pozen has been such a big supporter.emember jackson hole. the heritage of this is the courage of olivia blanchard. in 2009, they said let's frame out 4% inflation and people went mental over this. adam is clear to say he is on a 3% path but it's different than what is colleague says. my answer is 3% or 2.7%, how far is that from a john 2%? we are splitting hairs here. jonathan: you start questioning the inflation target at a time when inflation is too high and people question your ability to predict 3%. should they just push it out another 25 basis? jonathan: what did sterling do? is this punishment for 10 years of trolling the red sox? tom: don't go there. i'm not moving to san diego. jonathan: the big worry and they did a great job down the sideline. that was meant to be the strength of france down that left side. they turned that site into a weakness. they were terrorizing that defense. why was he taken out? tom: i was there with the beverage of my choice. they kicked the ball from farther out. jonathan: is that your

have the advantage after the bank of england decision to have someone -- i generally think of adam poseng with service to the bank of england and also to the federal reserve system and he joins us with decades of experience. what we listen for from governor bailey as he has colored to send , something totally unfamiliar it -- just sent -- desent, something unfamiliar to americans. >> two members of the committee did not want any change in rates which speaks to the dovishness. one person wanted larger than 50 basis points. then you have six go along. what were the two who were not expecting -- not wanting a rate hike when the inflation rate is running almost 10%? what is interesting, compare that to the fed. i hope governor bailey sounds like jay powell did yesterday. for once he put in a terrific performance and he kept pounding away at the markets with the terminal rate, 5.1%. it will stay there for a while. do not look for cuts unless there is clear evidence inflation is heading back to 2%. we will still not president terminal funds rate above 5%. it comes down to inflation. i think ma