rich? >> rich: >> lucas, thank you. let's take a deeper dive into these big stories with townhall.com managing editor spencer brown and executive director james kimmi. guys, want to get started with what the president has been saying tonight in his interview, the one he errantly called a press conference earlier today but we have a little bit of that. he's defending his son. he says first off, my son has done nothing wrong. this is his interview on msnbc. i trust him. i have faith in him. it impacts my presidency by making me feel -- you know what? i'll stop reading it. we have it. here it goes. >> sir, there's something personal that's affecting you. your son while there's no ties to you, could be charged by your department of justice. how about that impact your presidency? >> first of all, my son has done nothing wrong. i trust him. i have faith in him, and impacts my presidency by making me feel proud of him. >> much better to hear it from him. spencer, what do you make of it? >> i think it's interesting they're stil

rich. rich: aishah up next the u.s.patrol chief ray ortiz speaks out on the major migrant surge next week. major legal deterrent is removed. that's coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ rich: border officials are facing potentially massive surge of migrants covid-era policy title 42 is scheduled to end thursday. president biden sending 1500 troops help out. our griff jenkins spoke with the border patrol chief raÚl hart is and had exclusive interview. griff, what is the chief saying about the latest in the situation? >> rich, good afternoon, the chief says they are bracing for unknown numbers to surge. it's already off the charts. here is a little of what the chief had to say, take a look. can you put rough numbers, like do we think -- we heard 13,000, maybe it'll double? >> yeah, so what we do know, we do know there's a migrant population staging on the southern side of the u.s.-mexico border. we do know there's a migrant population that is transiting through mexico right now and so, we had the caravan developing in southern mexico. it diss

i'm rich edison. first, we will grow to tom homan former director of immigration and customs enforcement. we are also discussing, tom, the end of title 42, the pandemic era policy that allowed more >> the numbers are up. 70 to 80% of agents are not on patrol. making food, transporting them to different places, 70 to 80% off the line and that's when the trafficking of children happen and known expected terrorists come across the border. when these numbers go up at the end of title 42. that just means they will put more agents off the line because this administration is all about processing quicker, release quicker because of overcrowding. when you get 90% off the lines, more fentanyl will kill americans, more americans die, more migrants die, more gang members get in. it's not just immigration issue anymore, it's a national security issue that's about to get a whole lot more. rich: we are going to bring griff jenkins. griff: of course a breaking situation just to set the stage about 8:30 a.m. local her

— rich to pay even more? i think everyone _ rich to pay even more?? i think everyone who is _ rich to pay even more? i think everyone who is out _ rich to pay even more? i think everyone who is out shopping | rich to pay even more? i think i everyone who is out shopping for their groceries, it was having to pay high energy bills is really aware that the cost of living is going out and is continuing to go up. yet there is a relatively small number of the super—rich, including the people on the sunday times rich list, who are sitting on huge amounts of wealth and wealth that is increasing. to answer your question, yes, i do think taxing the super rich, those who have over £10 million would raise really significant money that could help support people around the country with their bills and also could be pumped into struggling public services. , ., ., pumped into struggling public services. , . ., ., services. there is an argument that if ou services. there is an argument that if you start — services. there is an argument that if you start raising _ ser

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the rich already -a iuite relatively small. the rich already pay quite a _ relatively small.he rich already pay quite a lot of tax, i am - relatively small. the rich already l pay quite a lot of tax, i am looking at that research. the top 1% pay 30% of all income tax revenues. is it fair to ask them to pay even more? there is a really big difference between how much rich people pay. some rich people, if you are a banker getting your money, you are paying a lot of tax but there are other rich people who pay much lower rates. for example, rishi sunak has an average tax rate that is lower than the average tax paid by a nurse. there is really big variations and what we are saying is let's have a tax on the super—rich, the top those with wealth to bring in a bit more money to support public services.— public services. support public services and _ public services. support public services and perhaps - public services. support public services and perhaps ease - public services. support public services and perhaps ease our| public services. support public - services and perhaps ease

is it a rich man's world? >> it certainly is. it is the rich that are spending. where we are seeing it is younger, aspirational shopping, particularly in the u.s. using stimulus checks to get a rolex watch or a gucci handbag or a pair of louis vuitton sneakers. obviously, no more stimulus, inflation, higher interest rates , that is all pressuring the younger, more aspirational customers. the rich are less affected every day by inflation. they are more susceptible to shocks like property and banking crises. it is the premium rather than super luxe customer. >> same question for you. is it a rich man's world? >> i would have to agree with andrea. the pandemic had a huge impact on inequality around the world. there's been a downward trend. a turnaround over the past few years. in china, for example, there are luxury goods, but youth unemployment is pretty close to record level. 11 million graduates and hit the market in china this year and we routinely report that their opportunity is not what it was for graduates coming out even five or 10 years ago. i think the pa

every time you raise tax rates on rich, every time, you do it. the rich earn less. but what they do earn, they shelter like mad and tax revenues go every you lower tax rates on the rich the rich do really well and they stop sheltering and tax revenues go way up this is every single time you can see it over long periods short periods the exact antithesis of what says piketty. zuckerman and sanjaya and the others are saying bernie sanders all it's the exact you know everyone in some sense is allowed to have their own opinion. but you're not allowed to have your own facts and are the facts. we have 100% of all the tax returns. it's not a sampling process. we 100% of all the texture we exactly who the last person is in the top 1%. we have all these are the data are the results that have occurred. and, you know, it's really important politically that we have these data, we have them all here for you to use in the best way possible to allow revolution to occur once again, the u.s. is at a at a loss for leadership. and we need to bring back the agenda of, the being the ste

rich countries. that's why you hear the word sustainability popping up in the global north all the time. the northern or is it figured out that their wealth can't keep growing unless they figure out major changes in associated economic and political fabric of the world as we know it today. and of course, in the old days, there was no cash rich partner besides the west to trade with. but now enter china and a few other countries. and now the developing world suddenly has other options. today we're taking a look at how one country france is approaching this challenge. were talking with priscilla zachary approval of the french minister of state for development, and before that, a member of the european parliament, not a minister. thank you so much for joining us on set today. do you think? i'm gonna ask this respectfully cuz i know you have such an unusual pass. you were born in greece, you of greek name raised in italy, member of the european parliament of you're now a french minister. and it's very un

>> well, rich was ap government too. so he was smart. so very smart. so we knew he had command. >> let's be real. starting quarterback, goes to yale, law degree, business degree, actor, good-looking. come on, man, that's too much. >> it -- i was kind of a little bit jealous! he had a nice car. i'm like. >> yeah. >> had the leadership role. but it was other guys in the huddle like los, donovan and jamar that would motive and pick you up. if something happens, they're right there. next play, next man up. no worries. but when you're alone in hollywood, you don't really is that support like that. so i have to keep reminding myself that i'm doing what i need to be doing, and things will eventually work out. >> you guys have a special bond here, man. >> pick yourself up. >> thank you. i appreciate you guys. >> you'll book the next one. >> great. [ laughter ] >> you have a special bond here. >> we do. >> regardless of what happens? >> regardless of what happens. i think that's something, you know, coach told us a long time ago, in high school, the guys you're

well, it depends where you look, rich. if we were to look at - look, rich.edia they present what happened in moscow this morning as a sign of how successful russian air defences are against ukrainian drones. and to kremlin —controlled media there is no question about these drones being launched by ukraine. they describe this attack as a terrorist attack. but if we were to look at social media, including accounts that support this war, there is a definite feeling of unease if not embarrassment. for example, one who is a former russian militant and was active in eastern ukraine, he wrote this morning of a psychological blow dealt to russians because president putin had promised them a small—scale operation, not real war that has come to their homes right at the heart of the russian capital. and the leader of the wagner mercenary group launched another unprintable attack at russian military commanders who were criticised for allowing something like this to happen. he also said that they are doing absolutely nothing to protect russia, let alone to prepare a russ

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rich: there are more moving parts than usual.to growth rates, not absolute spending. one thing to bear in mind. also, state and local governments have unspent money and we have a lot in the infrastructure package, the inflation reduction. there will be some fiscal impulse in the economy, even if there is a deal on the debt ceiling. guy: the consumer seems to have unspent money and continues to spend as a result of that. some of it on credit. but it looks like there is so money in the bank accounts as well. how long does that last? or week -- are you surprised where we are? the consumer seems to be supporting the u.s. economy in a big way. i think that is catching a lot of people. rich: a lot of checks were sent out in 2020 and 2021. 2.5 trillion of those were saved and not spent. we have had a drawdown of the excesses saving. last year, gdp growth in the economy was around 1%, downshifting from six the prior. had we not had that drawn down in saving, last year would have been a recession. fiscal policy is very unusual and that it

in the very word rich in the russian word rich. after all, there is a root there. who is to some extent marked by god. oh, he made him such a state. therefore , in this sense, i would not say that we had general hatred of the rich. in fact, when the era of great reforms began in russia and the peasants got the opportunity to engage in entrepreneurship, as we call it now? many have become rich, and the russian business elite of the early 20th century includes dozens of names, and almost all of them come from the peasantry. so it was a christian dream to get rich. immediately, everyone moved into the category of what i call from my guys to those whom we no longer love, but in general, yes, to some extent, it was like that, as vladimir ryabushevsky wrote in in their memoirs, they used to appreciate the owner because he feeds them, and then they got the times when they began to shout to him, that you are the only fat-bellied about this, we all feed you. okay, let's go through the steps. so the october revolution, in general , the event is very expensive, in addition to

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the rich hold rice because on long trips it is the wealthy people. why should the poor people in the country be subsidizing the rich? that is, i think ox phone would agree with me that this is a very, very poor, poorly designed policy. the i m. s. and the world bank just 2 years ago. uh, agreed to reduce to don's debt by about $20000000000.00. how of the subsequent events, the coo, and now the conflicts affected, stopped program searching the negatively. and this is such a tragedy. the young people in the women of the one that's a part and now head the holes that the losing because of the most recent developments of a conflict is always a terrible think. but a call think that crushes the newly found hopes of a nation. it is even even more terrible because it's like drink cold water on this on the scopes. um i um, i had been following the engagement from the region. you got the president here. i really hope that they would be a but way to restore a civilian government seems to them. and i'm also very concerned about potential spillers the visible spil

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which was these rich and shameless paid 70 million for an ocean front estate in malibu? all wrong it was -- joe it the lead. tommy are not doing well. >> i wrote a first, no she lives in calabasas, kim l. which of these children at age 10 bid 80 thousand to a pair of dia dime earrings at art gala auction? who did that? you all got it wrong, blue ivy. >> who is that. >> beyonce's child. >> oldest child. >> as long as you keep failing. >> which was these rich and shameless paid over a million for his daughter 16 birthday party with dr drake and future? >> i think i remember this one. it is floyd. you have 4, olivia rondeau you have 3, tom you have 2, last one is worth 2. anyone can win. no cheating! which of these rich and shameless bail the out by dog the bounty hunter after he was arrested for domestic abuse? dog the bounty hunter had a stroke at freedom fest last year, then he was fine. >> i didn't know that. >> yes. >> reveal. >> >> you say charlie, you are all wrong. it was nicolas cage. good job. >> i am changing it to an a. >> i lost my nerve. >> great job, beautifu

well, let's start on the mosaic because the color is rich. and this is what kind of stone the beloretsk people are such a stone, only in altai we have not existed for more than a week. well , i couldn’t leave sasha’s workshop without trying at least for a minute to be in his skin. so i am reincarnated to me as cut cases. well, this garage was harder. and this is how you slowly process each pebble. yes , consistently very yes, of course, well , here are small products, so little by little at the moment we are making a little forest for the casket. and can i show the audience, in general, what you do, jewelry work, a small jade leaf. this is not huhry-muhry to you. it's difficult, for example, i'm a rich philanthropist , i bring you such a stone, i'll say a diamond, make it and please, i'll make beads from it. you could do it for me. well with diamond no why is it difficult, expensive, scary, such a stone? okay, i trust you. here's 10,000 dollars for you. do it please. do you know that on the territory of barnaul grows 31 plants listed in the r

in kyrgyzstan, uh mormuru, it’s all about breaking bottles, call it dear rich, and that before eatingverything is taken into account with the sound of everyday life of a soviet person. and what albozhie communal album there is a holiday that i often remember khrushchev. it was the worst contrast fishing veles powers bo huge bottles. i just exchanged this brain for this energy of the stalinist totalitarian regime for the architecture and totalitarianism of yana and god, since they are being transmitted, i’m just the program of the political system itself, the compositional center of the station is the galloon kors, fitted with a spire on the portal at the hunting mixed type lev friz the central pavilion is a kind of mixing up the lookout group, inserting the absolute symmetry of the single central pavilion. from the yakuada to walk the wings of bottles hidden by the colonnade, revetted with rose breeds of natural okami socles of galloons and recumbent ones. let its bodies are made of marmur and granite the main material of cladding ceramic slabs decorative elements and harnesses a bott

for the next 3 months, the parents will feed the group of rich, fully diet. for god you take it macro and hiring because we have been waiting for the be well managed scottish prologic officially. that means that is friendship so, so counting the population here on shetland is rising today. the probably one of the see but space is which is obviously increasing in population number you have on here and not mainly because of the really good food supply. and but next insights the well they, these beds will fly great distances and thoughts and shows and fish. over time. they have learned to follow fishing vessels, taking advantage of any discovery, spots anything. it really isn't impacted by some form of human activity. the more thing that is like the fishing, the fishing line, the plastic in the ocean, what you see cool, open the nest and so on. got it so built and from the sheer cliff, by using the natural materials around them. the old too often step for you from the sea, like right next to plastic, find their way into the nest sometimes to devastating effect.

and also what are we rich in?e looked into stop funds, whether we have saved the harvest and what volumes of bookmarks are optimal . hello. for us the most important project of the decade, and projects after the commissioning of the power plant for several decades at all, these are energy -intensive industries nuclear medicine electric transport and electric houses, the profitability of the peaceful atom is already confirmed by those who previously vehemently opposed the construction of the station in belarus, what else is important to do before the full commissioning of belarus in operation and whether the energy system of belarus is ready for high volumes , we asked the minister of energy viktor koronkevich about this. even at the design stage, white with and construction, of course, there was a lot of criticism. in general, this is the world energy system. it somehow turns towards the atom. are there many countries that also want to build a nuclear power plant, currently 32 countries. uh, there are 440 e nuclea

the rich. money from this family. the rich museum — money from this family.s the victoria and _ museum have now said no, so has the victoria and albert _ museum have now said no, so has the victoria and albert museum _ museum have now said no, so has the victoria and albert museum and - museum have now said no, so has the victoria and albert museum and i - victoria and albert museum and i think— victoria and albert museum and i think even— victoria and albert museum and i think even 0xford _ victoria and albert museum and i think even oxford university - think even 0xford university recently— think even oxford university recently has _ think even oxford university recently has announced - think even oxford university recently has announced thatj think even oxford university i recently has announced that all think even oxford university - recently has announced that all the buildings _ recently has announced that all the buildings and — recently has announced that all the buildings and projects _ recently has announced that all the buildings and projects that

in may 2022, you said, quite simply, "the rich world is failing on climate change. aid pledges by industrialised nations," you said, "are worthless." yes, i still believe that. yeah, but the thing is, you said that, and then world leaders gathered with their ministers at cop 27, i think it was, in cairo. yes. and they agreed a loss and damage fund for vulnerable nations. that was a breakthrough, was it not? well, a breakthrough, yes. i welcomed the announcement. but now we are waiting for the conditions. and already what i'm hearing is it will be for the poorer nations, meaning that because seychelles is among those that have graduated, we will not have access to those funds. and this is not fair because we are directly affected. what the industrialised nations are doing to our planet, seychelles gets affected, which means that this graduation process is what i'm very angry about. and that's why you want this vulnerability index, which means the key factor is not so much how poor you are, butjust how vulnerable you are to rising sea levels. exactly. this is what we

but that's not where the super rich are parking their greenbacks . they're buying a land. crypto comes and goes, i mean, just look at the international f t x scandal. stocks crash, but land. that's a safe bet. that's why for centuries the leads around the world for generations had been buying up land as their preferred investment land. a real property are often slow to appreciate, but slow and steady, wins the race right way. and that's how generational wealth is created and how the cast system is still in place today. modern day land barons now will be united states, as they did in europe, centuries ago. the laws and systems in place ever since all around the world create the perfect environment to continue a futile state in the skies. so joining us to discuss as someone who has been monitoring global trends around the world from economics forecasting to social change over the last 40 years. gerald salenti is the publisher of the trends journal, and he is now joining us out of new york. so gerald, of a 2016 study by and why you were kind of as edwar

i think we are all| fascinated by the super-rich. and fascinated by the super—rich.hat none of us are ever going to come remotely close to living. and you are right, they are all, at times, absolutely awful people. but also at times, over the past five years, each of those people have gone through some stuff. they have shown a bit of humanity. they have shown a bit of humanity. they have shown what actually, they are fallible and have all the same problems as the rest of us do. i think that is what has been brilliant. this hasn't been written by rich people. whenjesse armstrong first wrote the pilot, hbo insisted he hire a rich consultant to teach him exactly how rich people behave, suchis him exactly how rich people behave, such is not ducking when they walk out of helicopters and their souls of their shoes are barely scuffed because they very rarely walk anywhere because everything is carpeted. so, ithink anywhere because everything is carpeted. so, i think it comes from jesse and the incredible team of writers. they have shown that actually underneath it all, it i

in more tax cuts for the rich and powerful. mr. president, we have your back. we know that this pathway has not been traveled before and every president has a way to go down a new pathway that has to be worked out. we have your back, we stand with you against this type of unacceptable hostagetaking. thank you. >> thank you. thank you, senators. i am here for one simple reason, we are here for one simple reason. president biden needs to consider using the 14th amendment if necessary. the entire gop debt ceiling negotiation is a -- and that's exactly what's wrong in washington. we are playing with the livelihood of millions just so the gop can turn the screws against hungry americans. this is the whole reason why the 14th amendment exists. we need to be prepared to be using it. again, we must be prepared in order to use it. we cannot let reckless republicans hold the economy as a hostage. an unelected supreme court justice will try to blow up our economy, that's on them. thank you. >> thank you, america is in real peril now, this threat to default on our debt is

not to have fair taxation for the rich and powerful, no. to cut the programs for ordinary americans that my colleagues have outlined so well. so this is a hostage taking. and it is unacceptable to have the president in a position where kevin mccarthy says, you either savage programs for ordinary americans and flood the country with fossil fuels or i'm going to run the economy off the cliff and when it runs off the cliff, that could mean eight million jobs, an increase in interest rates, the president has a mechanism to push back. he has the 14th amendment. bill clinton said he would use the 14th amendment. constitutional scholars have said that this is there as a powerful tool for the president. it is unacceptable to have a situation in which the american people are threatened in this process and not only that, but this strategy will be used by republicans time and time again to attack programs for ordinary families and ask at the same time for even more tax cuts for the rich and powerful. so, mr. president, we have your back. we know that

there is a lot of rich material in there. i look for additional evidence to try to thicken the data if you have a better understanding to reveal as much about who they were and how much the achieved in this moment and what they were losing to violence. the last point i will focus on is in their first-hand accounts, what is really interesting, and revealing, is how much they theorize on the future. there is a refrain in the testimonies, i will never get over it. she will never get over it. we will never be over this. i think that challenges the way people have thought about reconstruction violence. they think it has neat bookends. the violence ends when the men leaves. the accounts are clear that is not what happens. they are living in a disaster for a very long period of time. when you follow them using the census, most people who were landowners do not recover their land. they are driven from their home communities. they leave places like white county, georgia, and end up in atlanta and have to start over from scratch again

he would make all the poor marry the rich, and the rich marry the poor, because he himself was poor andrich bride, and only by the end of the trilogy got her, and if the law is not fulfilled, a if the law is not fulfilled, then we punish everyone, as it is interesting who tells you, and the punishment is 44, if the law is not fulfilled, then the death penalty is the correct answer. fine? if i were a king, i would make such a law that the rich married the poor, and the poor married the rich. and who does not obey the death penalty. are you really from saratov or are you already a muscovite? well, you live in moscow, i live in moscow as tabakov said what in order to conquer moscow do you need to have a lot of money, or be a native? who will argue with palych another palych definitely will not. question number two in the profitable place polina makes a concise riddle, what goes without legs? the city of cherkessk question number three in the drama thunderstorm remember that kuligin invented a perpetual motion machine that he wanted to do with it? lina aiba, pitsun secondary school number o

and you are a rich masha, you have so much. well, what are you afraid of? around the corner. i am not afraid now. here i met you. and i won't let go. this impossible. do you want a pie? that can be in my childhood was not allowed. and i still practiced hard. everyone then jumped a meter everyone says. i have since morning. ever ever had a drink? with masha loves a little thing. how much money does it take to treat her? where are you going to the hostel maxim well, what if you have nowhere to live live and that's it. at night, under the moon, a deserted sea, the grass blew and blew the relentless wind and the house in the village the earth shook the fraction and catch the change one more step. oh, it hurts. you think if i 'm in love with you from beautiful words, without love fail me at this place jumped? thank you yes, i'm olga. he wrote that he was going to get married. and i brought you a gift, loves sweets. and since i ran the whole city like this, lord, how much joy is yours? well, thank you. he has jumps, then a test, he is preparing for the teacher. a

even report from no representatives to the rich.haven't heard anything of the sort. you see , when you read this kind of thing , a question immediately arises. and why is there on the fourth on the sixth on any? yes, how would the power unit place, uh, explosives? well listen, well, we're all right in the head. eh, places like this. e, even if we assume that we are demons incarnate, but we are not crazy. it's an explosive, it's a weapon. this military equipment sometimes explodes , sometimes it shoots, sometimes it works. well , anywhere, but not at the power unit, therefore, well, this is absolutely obvious information directed. all. there they really want to discredit us, they do it with persistence. well, the truth is the persistence of idiots. i'm trying to get into the psyche of these people. oh well, if they imagine what we're in able to place explosives there. so it turns out that we will act against our own interests, we will sign in front of the rich in front of everyone that we are doing something. well, the thought of tho

in essence, we were subsidizing the poor but charging more to the rich. proposal here exactly was trying to do the same, the same thing that we were doing for the gas sector. without we would charge the rich people who drive expensive cars a little bit more and poor people who drive bikes in kari lake two or three children on the bike, we will charge them a little bit less and give them a little relief. but i understand that the imf had some reservations, so we are very open to sitting with them and explaining the program. and making sure that they are satisfied with it. shery: during the imf talks there was a plan to reduce debt in the energy sector by asking state owned companies to issue dividends. can you give us an update on what is happening on those plans? >> well, what we ended up doing was through the plan that i have just shared with you where we were charging the rich people a little bit more, our industrial sector a little bit more and subsidizing the poor, we were able to take care of circular debts. we were able to take care of the debt whic

if you are rich, then this will happen to you.an't take back what i said because it really was like that a million years ago, or even a little over a million. you have been accused of sexual misconduct with more than two dozens of women. and what do your voters think, they will support you, everything is fine with them. because they understand me. i think that i am the only person in history who blames such violations, everyone is waiting for my apology, but i will just go home to my family. and my voters will continue to support me. this whole case is fabricated because of my political career. who the hell is a woman. i don't know her and have never met them. i have no idea who it is, there was only one photo taken by 100 years ago, where i am with her and her husband. his name was john johnson, a fine man. she called him a monkey. he was an african american judge who didn't let us talk about it. and she also has a dog or cat nicknamed vagina, the judge also recently told us all about it. well

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the rich, you don't have to believe me. how about the latest? ok, sam report. it just came out as the davos meeting happened. what was it the billionaires got? how much richer? $27.00 trillion dollars richer. in 2 years. i want to make this really clear. this is better than the feudal system. for the feudal owners, because when there was real slavery, you had a how's them in? see the, this is a much better deal. now you work for peanuts and you got just enough money, g, e, and lives you go deep in debt any way and they get back to work because we are paying enough. so this is a new futile system. as i said, all we are, are plantation workers on the global plantation of slaves land via the numbers. say it again. don't believe me. ask ok. so all right, back in 2012 scotland was pushing for independence from the u. k. now that measure failed by a very narrow margin, but around the same time, the scottish government commissioned a study that turned out a recommendation that the government should develop laws around what they called upper limits on land ownership by