ford and harvey proctor charged. ford and harvey proctor joins me now.rms of trial by media of russell brand over the past few days . the past few days. >> good evening to you and to your viewers. i'm not here to defend russell brand. i don't really like his brand of alleged humour. >> what i am here to defend is the golden thread in british criminal history and that is the prism option of innocence before guilt . that i prism option of innocence before guilt. that i think has been violated tremendously in the last few days . last few days. >> and i think it's quite extraordinary that times the sunday times and channel 4 dispatch is has apparently for the last four years been investigating meeting an alleged rapist, but not gone to the police. so allowing an alleged rapist to travel the streets of the united states of america and the united states of america and the united states of america and the united kingdom . for four the united kingdom. for four years. if they had justification and evidence, they should have insisted that the complainant should go

ford and harvey proctor charged. ford and harvey proctor joins me now.rms of trial by media of russell brand over the past few days . the past few days. >> good evening to you and to your viewers. i'm not here to defend russell brand. i don't really like his brand of alleged humour. >> what i am here to defend is the golden thread in british criminal history and that is the prism option of innocence before guilt . that i prism option of innocence before guilt. that i think has been violated tremendously in the last few days . last few days. >> and i think it's quite extraordinary that times the sunday times and channel 4 dispatch is has apparently for the last four years been investigating meeting an alleged rapist, but not gone to the police. so allowing an alleged rapist to travel the streets of the united states of america and the united states of america and the united states of america and the united kingdom . for four the united kingdom. for four years. if they had justification and evidence, they should have insisted that the complainant should go

thought to reduce that unit into a solution where you have what i like pick the doctor and i see engine proctor integrated along with a dyslexic battery range is about 40 kilometer this. however, when the gasoline motor is running, it also recharges the battery. the hybrid motor bikes could be an important months. dawn on the really the green mobile. but that promising future always remain out of reach on this mobile, he goes, go completely electricity. but why legislation has supported the production of electric when he comes, the city is still in dire need of an extensive charging grace. the lack of which is a major source of anxiety for most small neighborhood shops known as a cure on us. those could be the onset with some drugs, 1000000 of them, and indeed they could drive the shift to electric motor bikes. this small charging unit was manufactured by the charge of the company. it's easily and quickly installed and it costs around 3000 rupees some 35 years bought. it is likely to generate twice that in revenue every month. only 300 of them are in place in the bank, the look and a few other

i just made 500 gs. >> a lot of people ended up doing that proctor trade.e been trank thanked a dozen. we talked about meltdowns and true systemic risk and gut churning risks. how about the pullbacks we experience all the time? you've got selloffs caused by the federal reserve. there's a reason businesses talk about the fed. with when the economy is weakening, it's the federal reserve's job to restore growth which they did with covid. almost every decline is a buyable one. it's been like that since i got in the business. when the economy is strengthening, the fed has a different mandate, stamping out inflation. in late 2021 the market started rolling over getting eviscerated. nobody wants persistently high inflation. those of you who missed the '70s and '80s now know from the post covid experience. we also don't want the fed to break the economy. it caused the great recession. there are plenty of times when the fed is tightening. that's how we got the incredible bull market in the first half of 2023. when the fed tightens, some will come out and tell you th

but relative to its peers, the xlp, to proctor and clorox and coke and pep and i colgate -- hormel, hrl, if you own it, take measures. >> mike, what's the trade on hormel? >> carter started hitting on it. fundamentals weren't a reason to affect a trade one way or another. we like a when funmentles align with our thesis. when they announced earning were not so great. their international segment was particularly weak. they were trying to do things. they package meats and things like that. they have exposure to commodity volatility, and it's not particularly cheap. probably trading 25 times earnings or so, and this is not for growth that you are paying those kinds of multiples. you can probably find better valuations elsewhere. i was taking a look, out to october, $2 put spread was what i was looking at. that was going to cost about a quarter of the distance between the two strikes. might have gone higher because at this time stock weakened slightly. this is a way you can use a small amount to make a bearish bet going forward for two months. >> brian, what's your take on mike's trade? >> i

and proctor & gamble, just in terms of valuation, doesn't make a lot of sense to me., trades at 27 timesish next year's numbers. it's crazy. this obviously doesn't help. but i'll say this. can i do a little more you know? >> is this concerning vicks? is that -- is that what you're going to suggest? >> yes. i can't believe -- >> i'm still in your head. >> if you are feeling under the weather, slather some vicks on. >> it's very effective. it really is. >> slather and vicks. >> my mother is at home right now -- >> anyway. the more you know. >> where are we going here? >> to break. coming up, a bank bounce. regionals bouncing, but what is behind this move, and are any of the moves a buy yet? and it wasn't just banks that got beat up in the wake of the svb collapse. commercial real estate took a hit, and our next guest sees a big chill coming. that's when "fast money" returns.partneri because this game is for everyone. ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™.

, again, having outperformed the market to such an extent, but relative to its peers, the xlp, to proctorox, and coke and pepsi, and colgate, we are now breaking trend, but relative performance actually peaks some five, six years ago, so hormel, hrl, if you own it, take measures, sell some. >> mike, what's the trade on hormel? >> yeah, so carter was just sort of hitting on it, i mean, you know, fundamentals aren't necessarily a reason to affect a trade one way or another. we do like it when the fundamentals align with our trading thesis, i think he pointed out, when they announced earnings results were not so great. sales declines, international segment was particularly weak. they are trying to do things, but of course remember what this company does, they package meats and things like that. they have exposure to commodity volatility, and it's not particularly cheap, it's probably trading 25 times earnings or so, and this is not for growth that you are paying those kinds of multiples, you can probably find better valuations elsewhere. so, i was just taking a look at out to october, a $2 p

thought, which is a unique, you know, a solution where you have both electric doctor and the engine. proctor integrated along with a display battery range is about 40 kilometers. however, when the gasoline motor is running, it also recharges the battery. the hybrid motor bikes could be an important months done on the green mobile. but that promising future always remain out of reach on this mobile, he goes, go completely electricity. but why legislation has supported the production of electric when he comes, the city is still in dire need of an extensive georgia increase. the lack of which is a major source of anxiety for most the small neighborhood shops known as a cure on us dollars. could be the answer. with some does 1000000 of them in india, they could drive the shift to electric motor banks. this small charging unit was manufactured in the loop by the charge of the company. it's easily and quickly installed and the costs around 3000 rupees some 35 years. but it is likely to generate twice that in revenue every month. only 300 of them are in place in the bank. the look and a few other c

but 3, i'll stick into both major and not measure proctor. it will be not a. busy busy major factor for a, for most of your we will send something, it will not change and visit you is in your additional self pro is useful, but it's not the main element. we are dealing with the present day. uh, negotiations is the north korea. i mean, that was, that is something else so much, most of the significant dealing of you fair or balance or fall, or is i'd be the united states of america. all right, jenny, i'm andre must go mentioned an interesting point about the changing of balance of power in the far east. and i'm wondering what strong the ties between russia and north korea mean showing young is now not so reliant on china. this is of course, assuming that north korea get something of a good be back out of moscow. well, i know it, it's not, uh, i don't think it is that black and white, you know, north korea has its own relations that's going on with china. china was the 1st ambassador invited back for an ambassador invited back to turn young. it is definitely culti

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first of all, former conservative minister harvey proctor , who minister harvey proctor, who thinks youthhold world judgement, and the author and psychotherapist madeline black, who says it's fair to name the accused. even without charges. good morning to you both. madeline why do you say that? i mean , i know your story, but mean, i know your story, but could you possibly recount your story and your opinion as to the why people should be should be named . named. >> yeah. so i am a survivor of rape . i was gang raped when i rape. i was gang raped when i was 13. and i think every woman has the right to share their story if they want to because i know what not sharing your story does to you. it really holds you back. and sadly, i think that the justice system lets so many survivors down. you know, we know that the conviction rates, as mark was saying earlier , your as mark was saying earlier, your guest previously, it's such a small percentage of prosecutions were cases will end in a prosecution . so i believe that prosecution. so i believe that this is maybe the only way that many surviv

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best performing name in our portfolio from a staples standpoint is walmart but you look at proctor &modestly outperformed, another one of our holdings and pepsi is up 1 1/2%. these are names you want to position yourself in for the next stage of this bull market but right now with growth slowing, you still want to own the names, you know can deliver growth, that includes a lot of names we talked about on the show. charles: talk about the other side of the consumer ledger, right? we have consumer staples and consumer discretionary. when i look at some of the names i feel like i'm strolling through the garden state mall. starbucks, mcdonald's, lululemon. by the way chipolte, i get hungry too whenever i look at your list. why these names? >> because what we want to own are companies that are able to deliver growth, even in a slowing growth environment. so lulu just reported. their demand in china, charles, was up 60%. starbucks last quarter saw 50% year-over-year growth in china, not to mention what they delivered in the u.s. these are also in many cases not all, companies embracing dig

joining us now family values at work executive director josephine call penny and ashley proctor.ashley, i will start with you. you love this day care that you have chosen for your son. tell us what it means to you and how the american rescue plan has really helped your family. >> yeah. so, i love the day care my son is in. when i was first made aware of the child care, what child care is facing and how it could come to an end, the first thing that i thought was what am i supposed to do because, without this, i can't afford it. the day care he is in it feels like family. and i don't want to leave it. and i know he doesn't want to leave it, either. >> ainsley: i think that democrats, republicans, i mean, this is something that is not even negotiable. our children need care. they need a place to go that is a loving, wonderful, education environment for them to grow and learn while we are all working to pay our bills for our family. josephine, tell us about the american rescue plan. when did this start and how important is it? >> >> so the american rescue plan invested over $24 billi

i spoke with ashley proctor, she is one of the parents who would be impacted, her son has been part ofcongress approved and with it, her son would not be able to attend child care. >> if you're in a day care, it can cost as much as $400 a week and if you're working, and your whole check is going to day care, how are you going to survive? how are you paying your other bills because you're worrying about the cost of a day care? a safe environment for your child. you shouldn't have to worry about that. >> more than 100 democrats are pushing to get 16 billion for child care approved before funding runs out. lawmakers introduced a bill that would continue the funding this week, but it is not clear if the bill will pass without republican support. >> emily, what are you hearing from day cares, and those who care for children who rely on this extra child care funding? >> reporter: so i also spoke with patti smith, she is the director of the learn having it in maryland, and she says about a quarter of the students in her program get this assistance, and i listened to her tell me what is going

of it i think universities particularly at stanford many of the people i spoke to talked about the proctor scandal be being a huge turning point, preserving its image and looking into student life and what students were doing and how they could be more involved in data. and so i don't necessarily have solutions. passengers i often look at the problem but i do think that risk is a huge part of it. when something is not under the control of university it is inherently -- >> a question here in front. >> thank you. no, chief operating operator of an insurer, captive insurer in higher education space but i'm a former university vice president, one of me which left the field as i think about this and i appreciate dr. mcguire your remark regarding the role on curious about your role of faculties that administers content and cooper faculty articulate faculty and trustees have control of the institutions but entries rather than focus on administrators i'm curious about your perspective of the role of faculty, faculty tenured. >> thank you for a question forn shared governance is an important princi

. >> reporter: ashley proctor has been bringing her 2-year-old son ahmad to this maryland day-care center i love the staff. my son, he loves it here. it feels like family. >> reporter: and for ashley, it's also affordable. how much would you say you spend on child care a month? >> on average about maybe 50. >> reporter: $50? wow. but that's with the need-based scholarship which is provided through the state of maryland. about 30% of the kids at this learning center receive a similar rate, which partially comes through federal funding included in the american rescue plan. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: the law was passed in 2021 during the pandemic, providing $24 billion for child care providers, the largest federal investment in child care in u.s. history. but come september 30st, it's due to expire. does this keep you up at night? >> it does. the thought of losing one child, much less 30% of them, it just breaks your heart. >> reporter: patty smith has been the director of the center for nearly 30 years. >> if the funding ends, unfortunately, i don't think those parents will be a

, interview with harvey proctor, who was at the centre of the whole operation, midland investigation,on of innocence, the huw innocence, even with the huw edwards as well. and he edwards story as well. and he has said, you know, these people shouldn't shouldn't shouldn't we shouldn't just immediately judgement. immediately rush to judgement. no someone who knows no and he is someone who knows what the whole what it's like to have the whole society against you and society turn against you and how hard is. hard that is. >> well, look, i'll tell you what. this is all very heavy stuff. so want lighten stuff. so we want to lighten things a little bit because things up a little bit because and this i'm getting very this lighter, definitely lighter, this this is definitely lighter. is mind blowing . lighter. this is mind blowing. nasa's osiris—rex capsule will return to earth today, and it's going to drop down its package , going to drop down its package, which is a very important package in the utah desert, ending a seven year mission. yes. this is very exciting, actually. >> it has preciou

now former tory mp harvey proctor called the stunt a disgrace and called for the bbc to hold an inquiryces choose to bring their own flags and the royal albert hall specifies size limitations within their guidelines for safety reasons . i guidelines for safety reasons. i mean, look, i know the bbc thinks brexit voters are thick, but pull the other one for the second year in a row. it's subject to the proms to a blatantly political campaign led by westminster pest steve bray and his ilk, who parked vans us stuffed with flags outside the royal albert hall to be dished out to attendees. i believe in freedom of expression, but the woke riddled corporation would absolutely allow itself to absolutely not allow itself to be any other political be by any other political campaign in such an embarrassing fashion, would it? belinda? oh my god . my god. >> it was such a cringe worthy , >> it was such a cringe worthy, vom festive eu submission. >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country . >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country. this is >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country . thi

now former tory mp harvey proctor called the stunt a disgrace and called for the bbc to hold an inquirys choose to bring their own flags and the royal albert hall specifies size limitations within their guidelines for safety reasons . i guidelines for safety reasons. i mean, look, i know the bbc thinks brexit voters are thick, but pull the other one for the second year in a row. it's subject to the proms to a blatantly political campaign led by westminster pest steve bray and his ilk, who parked vans us stuffed with flags outside the royal albert hall to be dished out to attendees. i believe in freedom of expression, but the woke riddled corporation would absolutely allow itself to absolutely not allow itself to be any other political be by any other political campaign in such an embarrassing fashion, would it? belinda? oh my god . my god. >> it was such a cringe worthy , >> it was such a cringe worthy, vom festive eu submission. >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country . >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country. this is >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country . this

thank god for brexit and former tory mp harvey proctor has called for an inquiry into how so many euht into the venue. flags can be brought into the venue . well, i'm joined now by venue. well, i'm joined now by classical music consultant katie minasi, who says it's not the bbc's responsibility to investigate this. tell us more. katie, first of all, would it be fair to say, katie, that your average order science go to somewhere like the proms , a somewhere like the proms, a classical music buff is probably going to tend to be a remainer ? going to tend to be a remainer? >> yes , it's definitely fair to >> yes, it's definitely fair to say brexit is has had a catastrophic impact on the music industry and there's really no are no arguing about that. >> so it's i think it's fair to say that the proms audience is likely to be very pro—remain . likely to be very pro—remain. >> in what way has brexit had a terrible impact on the music industry? it seems to be going all swimmingly at the proms. >> well, the proms is an international a music festival that celebrate s all sorts of music from a

qualifications that's administered by the international society of arboriculture, i've served as a proctor and exam administrator for the isa for a number of years. my team has that the track qualified citation level to assessment is when you are taking tools like a mallet or a probe and you're physically doing more with the tree. it's not just a visual exam. nation. our team looked at the amount of decay and felt like, well, this is clear. these trees are in senescence, they're declining. we think this is a reasonable case for removal. we're going to notify approve ten, but after our hearing, it was clear that there was some doubt among either commissioners or the public. and the information and the lack of information that we provided. so i don't believe a track level two assessment using the tree risk assessment qualification form, which we have and we can do two, is going to give us new information on. i would do it if it would provide good additional rio assurance, but i'm not at essentially what i did on the 16th was the same level two measures really exploring, taking measurements,