so that's one more now with richard wolf, america's professor of economics at the university of massachusetts. joining us here live on, on a t international. richard, thank you so much for popping on. what do you think of this might mean, for example, green energy companies already experiencing stuff drops and meet expectations at trump, as i was saying, might move some of the biden's policies for the sector. what do you think is going to happen to richard as well? we are right now in the stage where we're trying to figure out what of the campaign rhetoric, which was very extreme because mr. trump wanted to be different from every other politician we've had for 50 years. we're trying to figure out how much of that was bladder, how much of that was campaign rhetoric, and how much of it is going to happen. so yes, if you're a green energy company, you're probably not going to be in the best situation. but how much damage it will really do, nobody knows. yeah, is the one thing is the one thing people are clear on. if you look at his 1st presidency, the only major economic act he accomplished in

they've already seen facebook with incoming x, but richard wolf about the potential financial outlook. foot comes presidency. if you look at his 1st presidency, averly major economic act, he accomplished in 4 years, was a massive tax cuts for corporations and the rich who didn't needed that that time, but who got it. so the stock market is temporarily jumping up because they all hope they're going to get another lovely tax cut beyond that. it speculation and you'll see it bouncing all around. what about the euro, or the euro's a taking a bit of a drop versus the dollar and in the past able to do you think trump so cold america? first policy is gonna end up. i don't know, hurting european companies. maybe a touch desperately. i would, if i were a betting person, that's what i would bet that is going to hurt europe in a number of ways. the united states economy has major problems. sacrificing the alliance with europe would be one way to solve some of them. and it's a kind of way that he has, again, rhetorically suggest, said he would go in, but i would caution folks to be a little bit c

richard wolf is a ameritas professor of economics at the university of massachusetts, a great privilege having you want to. thank you very much. i my pleasure. thank you . thank you. thank you for joining us here for this program and live from moscow. i'm real research something aside, my colleagues come on me at the desk, went to the top of the the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered on peter level? trump is back in, in a big way again defying the media. the pundents and the polls. trump attracted a wide coalition of voters. it would seem american liberalism is in crisis. what we'll try to do with is unprecedented. second chance, the cross talking trump on joined by my guess, kyle ends on in norton. he is opinion the editor at anti war dot com as well as co host of conflicts of interest in tempo. we have us on sibley. he is a lead attorney and founder of muslim legal and in dallas re crossed to david while, although he is a fuel political analyst, author, and veteran. hi tony, in cross lock rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i

richard countries to help them adapt with china top of the wish list. the money keeps, mckinnon. welcome to the program. ukraine has dismissed warnings of a major russian missile strike pointing to a psychological wolf. that operation carried out by moscow, several western nations, including the us, close the embassies, and keep in response to the threats. the ukraine used us, made missiles, known as a tech comes for the 1st time to his and munition desco inside russia, as well as allowing ukraine to use those missiles. the bite and administration has also given keys the go ahead to use american land mines. the kremlin says a new phase of the war has begun and is vowing to respond accordingly. just days after receiving the approval from washington, ukraine has used longer range attack cause me selves. for the 1st time, he think talk gets deeper inside russia. the most co says 6 ballistic missiles targeted a military facility in the western brand squeezen, but it claims 5 of them were shut down. who the strikes came? is you grain? mocked $1000.00 days since the start of rushes invasion. after repairing for a ceremony in his own, paul lament ukraine's president followed dimmers the landscape told you

richard grenell. h haggerty is in a positive spot. secre secretary of defense mike walsh, mike pompeo, who had two positions. congressman mike waltz, served with dick cheney. homeland security secretary chad wolfcting and tom homan could do it, he was also ice director. attorney general, paxton or somebody on the outside that took on leticia james yesterday. then department of energy name popping up is someone from energy-rich state, governor doug burgum, who is -- almost was running mate and finalist there. governor, welcome. your thoughts about being recommended for so many different positions with the trump administration? >> brian, first place to start is celebrate this historic win by president trump under biden and harris. we had drawn our country into two proxy wars, one with russia, iran and cold war with china and now only been 48 hours. president trump, world preparing for peace, we have a new sheriff in town and president trump's policies, maximum pressure on iran, whether making sure america is going to be dominant in energy, will be key to diplomacy. this is game-changing already. very exciting time and policies are going to lift up for everybody. doesn't matter if you voted for p