the british—iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has cut her hair in solidarity with iranian women, whosehts are under attack from religious rulers. and the latest from florida, where hurricane ian, one of the worst storms in the state's history, is set to devastate wide areas. coming up in the sport, it is a low scoring affair, but england lose in lahore, as pakistan take control of the twenty20 series with a six run win. good evening. faced with growing alarm on the financial markets about the government's economic strategy, the bank of england has been forced to take emergency action to try to stabilise things. last week's widely—criticised mini budget unveiled by the chancellor has been followed by a collapse in the pound and a sharp increase in the costs of government borrowing. earlier today, the bank of england said it would intervene in the markets to stave off a "material risk to uk financial stability," especially in the longer—term context of pension funds. in a day of volatile trading, the pound lost 1.5% of its value at one stage, making imports of oil and gas even more expen

there is an interesting article by nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe giving her reaction to the death of theand also how women feel in the country. jonathan, take us through this. it’s feel in the country. jonathan, take us through this.— us through this. it's an extremely owerful us through this. it's an extremely powerful piece — us through this. it's an extremely powerful piece and _ us through this. it's an extremely powerful piece and we've - us through this. it's an extremely powerful piece and we've seen i us through this. it's an extremely i powerful piece and we've seen some quite striking and very strong images — quite striking and very strong images from a of women basically fighting _ images from a of women basically fighting for their freedom to some extent _ fighting for their freedom to some extent. she merges her own personal experiences _ extent. she merges her own personal experiences notjust extent. she merges her own personal experiences not just recently extent. she merges her own personal experiences notjust recently when in prison— experiences notjust recently when in

your reaction to what john ratcliffe said on sunday.ying, look, i've seen all of the documents that we are talking about certainly regarding the russia collusion lie and many of them were about, for example, what chencko said or what the steele dossier or the so-called crown reporting was saying which was, of course, totally debunked as sub source of the dossier told the fbi in 2017 that it was made up and embellished. should have this been top secret or is this the fbi trying to cover itself and cover up what was obviously a lie? >> good morning, maria. of course, former dni ratcliffe has an advantage over me. he's seen the documents. i subpoenaed them. i never got them. i know president trump declassified a bunch of documents really so that we could take a look at those. again, we never got those. i've always been somewhat suspicious that those on the documents that might be in mar-a-lago but i will definite i but i -- i willdefinite i will e a problem and congress is not subject to those redactions. we ask for the same foia documents

jodi is now former director ofjo national intelligence john ratcliffe. to have it this morning thank you for beinraffe.g here. i want to get to a document you've declassified in a moment. but first, give us your sense on judge in your assessment of this case s o far. >> is a good choice to be the special master in your this hecase. as you point i signed one of the applications director read the fbi it later had to admit was illegal. the reason he signed as they fbi fabricated evidence. signed and submitted false evidence for which he pled guilty to a felony for doing that. also included false evidence for steele dossier. b the fbi knew was false becauseec the sub source for that had told them it was ald l made up. so i think judge dearie is aken good choice. taken advantage of by thntage f. in this instance he is not going to take the d.o.j. and fbido assertions at face value.va we will look at these documents for the other thing that's important for folks to look at,o part of what ir ats going to lot is not just the issue ofsifi privilege. it's the issu

brought in is i think that they also changed the name of the main street in li, manually billy to ratcliffe, melodic boulevard lambert. he is a convicted war, criminal, general grap locked in on that. and then someone to paint it hard on the flags. it's not clear who or which side painted the hearts. the size of a national symbols in navisites continues. sh. oh oh. we return now to ukraine. several years ago, an artist embarked on a journey across the country to see if you could spot any changes as he headed east . he wanted to find out what unites you, crane, and its people. i'm oh, no for an artist too based in give you credit. so i started from graffiti a very important part of my development. nearly in late nineties, i was born in the west in western ukraine in their mining town on the rocks on the pollution. so the border in 1009. ah, i brought a piece of gold from my area and i brought it like by you walk by feet or 2 of us, you know, it worked for $1000.00 club to see took with me one month with the western new queen was under the australian by before i was under the books and then i

we've received this video of nazanin zagari ratcliffe cutting her hair in solidarity with mahsa.uced in recent days. the government says the internet will be almost shut down until the protests stop. here's rana rahimpour from bbc persian. the reason for that is they don't want the protest is to organise themselves by using social media platforms and it is because they don't want us to see what is going on inside the country. iraq has retaliated to the cross—border attacks. the federal government in baghdad has summoned iran's ambassador. and the un mission in iraq responded saying, "rocket diplomacy is a reckless act with devastating consequences. these attacks need to cease immediately." and there's concern now in washington. state department spokerperson ned price says "we strongly condemn iran's use of ballistic missiles and drone attacks against the iraqi kurdistan region as an unjustified violation of iraqi sovereignty and territorial integrity." bbc persian's jiyar gol joins us. just focusing on the group that iran is targeting in iraq, who are they? there are several kurd

of editorial candidate lee zeldin, rodney jackson, former director of national intelligence john ratcliffevine. plus start smart every weekday from 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. that will do it for me, thank you for watching, have a great weekend. ♪ >> hello this week on the "wall street journal at large" joe biden celebrates inflation reduction on the very day that inflation accelerates. and financial markets going to freefall, congratulations mr. president the latest news on the economy could hurt the democrats in the midterm elections but republicans are still struggling to deal with trump abortion. democrats are howlinas

nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe names the women who died while in custody, as she cuts her hair.rs in prison in iran, and named herformer inmates one by one. also her mother and her daughter. and for the women of iran, for freedom and justice, she says. for nearly two weeks, women in iran have been protesting the death of 22—year—old mahsa amini by cutting their hair and burning their hijab. her death has sparked the largest anti—regime protests since the islamic revolution of 1979. here, a woman mourning the death of her brother, who was killed in the protests, is cutting her hair. from new york to spain, women are showing their support. won't be tolerated. murtaza hussain is a national securityjournalist focusing on iran with the intercept news website. i asked him why the hijab law, which has been in place since the revolution, should be the focus of anger right now. you have to look at the context in iran even before the tragic death of mahsa amini — iran is facing economic crisis, rapid inflation, currency devaluation, unemployment. there is an entirely new generation of peo

of editorial candidate lee zeldin, rodney jackson, former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe and marine the divine. plus start smart every weekday from 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. that will do it for me, thank you for watching, have a great weekend. ♪ >> hello this week on the "wall street journal at large" joe biden celebrates inflation reduction on the very day that inflation accelerates. and financial markets going to freefall, congratulations mr. president the latest news on the economy could hurt the democrats in the midterm elections but republicans are still struggling to deal with trump abortion. democrats are howling as republicans deliver more migrants to the sanctuary cities, is it so bad to be sent to martha's vineyard, queen elizabeth ii begins her final journey some left-wing progressive can't stop rejoining. we will talk about that with appeals kristin tate and chris beckford, democrats were in a mood this week to happy strings of a song about suicide in drug addiction as the stock market was recording the worst

nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe named the woman who died as she cuts her hair. spent six years in prison in iran, and named herformer inmates years in prison in iran, and named her former inmates one years in prison in iran, and named herformer inmates one by one. also her mother and her daughter. and for the women of iran, forfreedom and daughter. and for the women of iran, for freedom and justice, she says. for nearly two weeks, women in iran have been protesting the death of 22—year—old mahsa amini by cutting their hair and burning their hijab. her death has sparked the largest anti—regime protests since the islamic revolution of 1979. here, a woman mourning the death of her brother who was killed in the protests, is cutting her hair. from new york to spain, women are showing their support. iranians�* demand for freedom has been heard across the world, but in iran so far, it has fallen on deaf ears. in iran today, the president said everyone is saddened by mahsa amini�*s dare, but warned that protests won�*t be tolerated. —— death. you�*re watching newsday on

nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe names the women who died as she cuts her hair.on in iran, and named herformer inmates one by one. also her mother and her daughter. and for the women of iran, for freedom and justice, she says. for nearly two weeks, women in iran have been protesting the death of 22—year—old mahsa amini by cutting their hair and burning their hijab. her death has sparked the largest anti—regime protests since the islamic revolution of 1979. here, a woman mourning the death of her brother who was killed in the protests, is cutting her hair. from new york to spain, women are showing their support. iranians' demand for freedom has been heard across the world, but in iran so far, it has fallen on deaf ears. in iran today, president ebrahim raisi said everyone is saddened by mahsa amini's death, but warned that protests won't be tolerated. stay with us on bbc news, still to come. behind the scenes at the retirement village that became the setting for richard osman�*s bestselling crime novels. in all russia's turmoil, it has never quite come to this. pr

the delta journalist is sharina. ratcliff is likely to have been killed by gunfire. it said it will not pursue any criminal charges typhoon in a nor has hit bruce on in south korea. now move on to japan. authorities are assessing the damage off the heavy rains and strong winds back to the southern region. flight to being canceled in schools and businesses, clothes in them, nor has wind speeds of up to a 170 kilometers are off from friday and beside and has more and the impact that i feel all along this section of coastline around boost sand. it's the port city, the 2nd biggest city in south korea. you see seems like this clean up operation, assessing the damage from the devastating film. this all happened the hours of doctors monday into tuesday. now the actual typhoon made land full west of here and the way that these typhoons work with that swirling winds around the center. it means that we being east of where they made land full at this part of the coastline . got all of these winds whipping in from the open ocean combined with a storm surge and also a high tide.

joining us right now is john ratcliffe. thank you for being here. >> thank you, maria.ia: i want to get to a document you declassified in a moment. give us an assessment of the case so far. >> i think he is a good choice to be the special master in this case. he sighed one of the applications that director ray of the fbi had to say was illegal. fbi lawyer submitted false evidence for which he pled guilty to a felony for doing that. also this steel dossier that the fbi knew was false because the sub source for that had told him it was all made up. i think this judge is a good idea. taken advantage of by the f vi. i think he is not going to take the doj and assertions that face value. the other thing that is important for folks to look at is part of what he will be looking at is classification. the fbi took 11,000 documents from donald trump's home, they claim that there are reports of 100 documents that have classified markings. i don't know if those documents include russia gate or steel reporting documents but there is a question if they are marked top-secret whether t

so to me now john ratcliffe former intel and stephen miller former senior advisor and president donaldmp and founder of america first legal. stephen with every thing i laid out in the angle democrats should be given republicans run away when max in the house and senate. at this point do you agree that the senate majority take over by the republicans is looking much better? >> absolutely it's much better than it was even short time ago. as a public and candace are beginning to get their message out on the issues you just mentioned. she was she tight races in pennsylvania? arizona? washington state? new hampshire? nevada you're putting it away in ohio we have herschel walker getting into a very comfortable lead in georgia. we cannot be overconfident, we have to work, we have to get the message out we have to expand exactly what we said. america under joe biden is a horror country it is a weaker country, it is a more violent country. a more dangerous country. and it's a country where moms and can even afford to put food on the table for their own children this is heartbreaking. >> laura:

john ratcliffe says biden and democrats are totally off base when it comes to the acute americans reallye about the cosmic applicable focus on the selection, it's a kitchen table issues, not joe biden and his administration have made national security a kitchen table if you pick a week to 400% increase in illegal immigration, we've got a 4000% increase in fentanyl. it's naive to think that people watching the show aren't going to be tragically impacted to call their friends, the family, their neighbors, by one or more of those things in this country that have made the country less safe. >> carley: queen elizabeth ii is laid to rest at windsor castle after a day of ceremony commemorating her life and reign. elaborate procession escorted her body. king charles iii helping to give the final rites before her majesty was lowered beside her late husband, prince philip to the queen's father, king george iv, and her mother and sister are also buried there. the service was watched by more than 4 billion people around the world. elizabeth ii was britain's longest reigning monarch, ruling for 70 ye

we've got to get to the two tiers of justice in the system, a lot of questions around the fbi, john ratcliffeand miranda divine. >> great stuff, march. maria: thank you so much. -- great stuff, maria. maria: thank you so much. >> vikings play on monday. it's a big day for nfl football on fox today. carissa thompson joins us tonight. ♪ tonight, tonight, we're dancing on the edge of theand hollywood sign. we're hittin' the trails between meetings. and putting the brakes on fried foods. jardiance is a once-daily pill that...not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, ketoacidosis or an allergi

we an hour on national security subjects deep policy with dave mccormick and former dni ratcliffe. the results on election night. they are strong candidates. >> bret: obviously, mara, democrats want to jump on the abortion issue, but do you think it's getting as much traction as originally reported as you look at these different races around the country? >> the way i put it is that abortion turned out to be very strong issue, not the number one issue, which remains inflation. but it is an issue that energized a lot of women. caused a new of religions among suburban women. it's helped the democrats a game changer and wipe away all the other dynamics and fundamentals that favor the republicans this year? does it help them? yes. >> bret: bill, in some of these races, some of these g.o.p. candidates are jumping on the education issue, maybe reflecting what happened in virginia with governor youngkin, and as he talked about it. but that's a powerful issue this time, too. >> yeah, parents and the party of parents, the parent party. glenn youngkin showed the way, and a lot of republicans

maria: john ratcliffe joined me yesterday on sunday morning futures to discuss the rising threat, thisdversary. watch what he said. >> joe biden says one thing and does something else. they've been as friendly to the china as you can be. the china threat is rising. president xi and president putin met this week and what's frightening about that is not that russia and china are working together. they've done that before. it's that they're doing it openly and notoriously. maria: kevin, your reaction? it's pretty incredible that you see xi jinping meeting with vladimir putin in the open. it's clear that they have a partnership despite the death and destruction putin created in azythroukraine. two quick points. the first is for people who may not remember, the russians and chinese don't historically get along so that meeting he's person any the open is sending a signal to america and the weak pawn, the second is we need to read between the lines and understand the chinese are financing russia's war in ukraine in exchange for cheap gas which obviously is helping the chinese and obviously wh

because we know that there's already open of source reporting, john ratcliffe, the former director ofold me the open source reporting says that china will try to invade taiwan in one way or another directly or indirectly within the next 18 months and yet there are already arms that taiwan's government has paid for, contracted with the united states that the u.s. still hasn't sent so why we -- the way to deal with this is to deter china and the way you're going to deter china unlike the way we did not deter putin in terms of invading ukraine is to give taiwan the offensive capability to threaten china where it would hurt the most, for example their financial centers in shanghai. they need anti-mining capability, the taiwan strait's 100 nautical miles, that's a very difficult amphibious operation so again, there's a lot of things we can do now and again, accelerating the provision of the weapons that they've already purchased, adding the weapons and capabilities that the new senate passed bill or the out of the foreign relations committee would provide so there are a lot of things, agai

maria: john ratcliffe told me that some of the documents shouldn't been top secret because you're talkinglusion docum. he said this was just covering their butts but making it top secret in the first place. bottom line is we don't know. we have to wait to see what the documents say. i want to move to the other issue of wide-open border because kevin mccarthy is asking to vote against funding bill unless it addresses the border crisis. finally somebody says address the border crisis or i'm not with you. border officials encountered 12 migrants on the terrorist watch list in august alone. so for this year they've seen 78 such migrants, 400% increase compared to 2021 congressman. your thoughts on the wide-open border and whether or not democrats will be able to get this through with no mention, no money whatsoever going toward the border? congressman: well, that's mindboggling. i literally cannot understand what they're doing and what their point here is, literally they are destroying united states of america. i don't know if people realize the seriousness and the danger of all this but it's

joining me now is john ratcliffe, former director of national intel, and stephen miller, a former senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal. stephen , with everything i laid out in the angle, democrats should be giving, republicans run away wins in the house and senate at this point, do you agree that the senate majority takeover by the republicans is looking much better? oh, it's absolutely much better than it was even a short time ago. as republican candidates are beginning to get their message out on the issues you just mentioned. so we see tight races in pennsylvania, arizona, washington state, new hampshire, nevada, vance is putting it away. in ohio, we have herschel walker getting out into a very comfortable lead in georgia. but we cannot be overconfident. we have to work. we have to get the message out and we have to explain exactly what you said. america under biden is a poorer country. it is a weaker country. it is a more violent country. and more dangerous country. and it's a country where moms and dads can't even afford to put food on their table for

nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian woman, who spent six years in prison in iran has voicedly stages of the illness. full details of the results will be presented in november, but the data already published has generated excitement among scientists and dementia charities. millions of people in the us state of florida are trying to protect themselves against the effects of one of the worst storms in the state's history. hurricane ian, a category—four storm, brought winds in excess of 150 mph. the national hurricane center has warned of life—threatening coastal flooding with waves up to 16 feet high. 0ur correspondent azadeh moshiri is in st petersburg in florida with the latest. now the hurricane hasn't even made landfall right now, and yet its impacts are still being felt across florida. in fact, more than 200,000 power outages have already happened. now, we don't know exactly where the hurricane's going to make landfall nor how high a category of storm that it will be, but officials have said two things that they know for certain. it will be historic, and it will be life—th

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deputy adviser in the bush administration, so really long national security background pair up with ratcliffeant national security issues, so this is not going to be a campaign event all nerds can freak out security policy discussions i think incredibly important polaris national security, hosting this event. >> great to see so you much going on please come back maria would love to see you. >> always love being here best show on television. >> you are so good at it, great to see you we've got data crossing right now breaking news to you coming in, with jobless claims falling, down 5,000 to 232,000 jobless claims for the week coming in, 232,000, they also revised looks like quick here revised, the week prior as well. 237,000 so revised last week again coming in, this week, jobless claims coming in initial jobless claims for week 232,000, also -- labor costs jumping 10.2% productivity falling 4.1% that is second reading on that, those numbers. so the market not only reacting to that want labor market costs up .2% mark tepper jump in obviously, an issue for businesses, we are all this leads up t