rick: yes, they are. the quinnipiac university poll has the president's approval back in the 40's, a number he has not seen for the last 11 months, basically since last fall. his approval numbers were steady in the negative direction in the last year. delivering on some promises, getting some legislative accomplishments done, the student loan piece of it, the inflation reduction act, the vision of democratic dysfunction has been replaced with an image of them getting things done. the abortion-rights rulings, the decision from the supreme court to throw out roe v. wade, that has lit a fire under democrats. it has been a bit of a winning streak for joe biden as he goes to the speech tomorrow. kristen: you mentioned the inflation reduction act. tomorrow vice-president kamala harris is going on tour to promote it. she will be in north carolina. but at least one senate candidate does not want to appear with her, it democratic senate candidate. isn't that unusual? rick: it is surprising. sherry beasley is a dem

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thanks to rick scott's leadership.eadership, they are canceling over $10 million and advice for republican senate candidates. the washington post reports, quote, republican senate hopefuls are getting crushed on airwaves across the country, while their national campaign fund is pulling ads, and running low on cash, we cuba's areas to ask where the money went, and demand an audit of the committee's finances. if they were a corporation, the ceo would be fired, and investigate, it's in the national republican consultant. nbc news is reporting. with less than three months to the midterms, the democratic senatorial campaign committee has more than twice as much cash on hand as its gop counterpart. joining us now is democratic senator, gary peters, of michigan. he is the chair of the democratic, senatorial campaign committee. senator peters, what to room is that on your yacht, and where is it tonight? >> well, i am not on a yacht. this is a room in my house in michigan, and i'm rolling up my sleeves and working. >> what do y

rick: how many seconds for heating up? >> 10-a 15. rick: go.you're taking my place. will: rick, are you counting for me? rick: you're done in 2 the seconds. pete: you know what? have a great sunday, e go to church. rachel: bye, everybody. whoo! ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. today, gone fishing. 150 days and counting, the number of days joe biden has spent away from the if white house and in his home state of delaware as ron klain and susan rice take the lead. then, tensions are building ahead of the midterm elections now 78 days away. democrats are still trying to take down donald trump and

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rick: yes, geoff.s has been an ongoing, i guess you could say, ordeal for my wife and i and all of our families since this occurred. as i'm sure you can imagine, the shock of something so horrific happening to your own child, your only son. and to later find out through the course of trial and listening to law enforcement explain to you how the individual that stole his life s involved in actions or groups with ideology based on domestic terror. and we find it quite striking that this would happen. geoff: and what's been the response so far from the defense department, from the department of veterans affairs, from arlington national? rick: we spent quite a bit of time in reaching out to the veterans administration, as well as the army, writing letters and actually making contact with staff through phone calls to petition for our son to receive full military honors, which is something that wasn't offered at the time he was murdered due to the technicality of the army's policies. so that's what we're try

oh rick, i saw you reacting just now to what to say did you want to jump in? now these are the necessary preconditions, but the government manage just as well and that it communicated well, storage as well. and that everyone is bored and that the social costs for a particular group that was addressed by what the government could do to help them . but these are all the necessary. it could always be that someone catch the potential for social unless it's not a matter of fact the criteria and still can get out of it. if we don't prepare, well, we'll get out of control. but there is no such thing. like if we on the least 80 percent of storage or on good. and we will be fine because it depends so many hours because it's in the nature of your system and everyone can every time criticize everything. and you never know what was up to something that becomes the serious thought them off the government, which is a major difference not as receiving a richer kind of price of people who barrett as you know you have at the moment war and ukraine. you have a pandemic, you hav

oh rick, you heard doug huberts? is there talk about the fact that what's happening with the rhine right now has happened before the last time was as he said in 2018. and, you know, german industry lost billions of dollars, then as, as a result, is the government going to have to come up with some kind of a plan to better deal with this going forward? can they but it is not just one factor, then we have to focus on this and we move out of the pendency or stabilize the situation over the beginning of the war until today. they have so many factors that affected new channel. we expect that if we have the shortage and cross another turn dollars, but they don't have enough water in our band and they needed support from other countries. we needed european solution for. ready how do we practically enforce solid in case one of your members is getting in trouble. but this is just a framework and we don't know yet what the. ready point is having problems based on what kinds of shortage is such a sensitive, unstable librium at

where they were all convinced by mitch mcconnell and rick scott.ing to welcome home. don't worry, it will be business as usual. nothing but tax cuts all the way down. and in fact they lost that battle internally. they do not understand that the party has changed in so they are burning money at the bonfire right now. or the rate that is just absolutely catastrophic. and it smells a lot like the same kind of physical responsibility that we saw rick scott display during the big medicare fraud. >> well, the grift is real. but i'm just going to still hold off hope there, where, eric that there is a cure for that disease, which is trumpism. i will say, thanks for being here this morning. fingers crossed. up next, from hero to zero. once dubbed america's mayor, rudy giuliani is officially the target of a criminal probe in georgia. a new recording could reveal just how much legal trouble he is in. my favorite to get glenn kirschner justice matters as here, and we will break it down together coming up next. er coming up next. so you only pay for what you ne

rick i find the title of the book quite provocative when you call it cheap speech. what do you mean by cheap? speech? well first let me thank the commonwealth club for putting this form together. i would have hope we could by this time be doing it in person, but hopefully next time that we're together having conversation. we'll be able to do it face to face and thank you erwin as always for agreeing to be the interlocutor here. so the term cheap speech is not mine. it's a term that originates with a professor at ucla law school in eugene. volik. he wrote an article in the yale law journal back in 1995 where he was talking about the coming information revolution as in many ways quite a prescient. uh conversation a discussion in that piece. he talked about things like what we would now see as the rise of netflix and spotify. he knew that what was going to happen is we were going to move from a trickle of speech something like you know your few local tv and radio stations and your local newspaper and a few national newspapers to a flood of information and he knew that

when rick and his wife kathy moved in after a 40-year career in nuclear physics at lawrence livermoreed a hobby and fast. >> after twiddling my thumbs for a few weeks, i said i got to do something. i'm going nuts. >> reporter: after building a desk and a model wooden ship, rick found himself in the wood shop five hours a day, seven days a week just to get off the sofa. he and phil carved out a niche as the fix-it guys for the residents of stoneridge creek. >> it's a continuum of furniture pieces, broken lamps. all kinds of crazy things that are broken come in to this shop. we have built a reputation with the residents. if it's broken, bring to it the shop. they'll fix anything. >> reporter: the craziest thing they fixed? >> one of them was a gentleman's dentures. no joke. what do you need? he pulls out his upper pallet and he says my dentist hasn't been able to fix the bury on this tooth, and it's causing an ulcer. >> reporter: not a problem for these two. >> the hardest was a wine barrel, making a bar out of it. >> reporter: today retired salesman phil is working on a hexagonal plant

i love rick astley! >> rupaul: i love rick astley. did he see it? speak to you about it? >> yes.like, you know my name. [ laughter ] he's a massive, massive icon. is he as much here? >> rupaul: to me he is. my favorite pop song is his song. we're talking about all-time. "take me to your heart" by rick astley. i love it, i listen to it all the time. i was told that the show has a surprise for us, that we can roll a tape or something? there's a surprise? >> i want to say hi, i want to say massive congratulations to both of you on your emmy nominations, well deserved, by the way. and also -- ♪ take me to your heart ♪ ♪ if you knew what i'm feeling you would not say no ♪ good luck to both of you. [ cheers and applause ] >> well done, us! >> rupaul: wow! >> you know what that is? you know what that is? ♪ emmy nominees and rick ♪ ♪ emmy nominees da da da ♪ whoo! that's amazing. >> rupaul: love it. amazing, it's crazy. kids, we grow up, we want to be in show business. and we wish into fruition this idea of doing this. and it's crazy, isn't it? >> absolutely, absolutely. and to think tha

we'll start with our experts here and i'll hit it over rick and jed. >> thank you and my name is rick, lead flight director for the artemis one mission. before we start with our mission overview i want to take a moment and thank you all for taking out today. our teams have been working hard for a very long time and this is special, we are excited and we want to make sure the public feels our excitement and here's our story and we realized we are relying on you completely to do that so thank you for coming out today and showing an interest in our mission so we will pick up with an overview of the mission and handed over to start the first part. >> the artemis one first plan will be august 29 october 10. charlie and her team launch control center we will and over vehicle once they launch the vehicle launch 8.8 million pounds we will our journey. we can have a graphic there. once we start liftoff and the vehicle clears the tower we will start the program to bring the capitol headdown position much like we did and shuttle. about a minute in, who will experience maximum dynamic pressure so

one for rick and one for reid.k, realizing there's no crew on board, how is the flight team going to be referring to the vehicle when it is in orbit over the loops? does it have a call sign or is it orion artemis i? and for reid, are the members of the astronaut corps door-to-door aside specific technical role for artemis i as a caped crusader or on reentry or in mission control? >> mine is easy. it is orion. we will refer to it as orion >> mine is more complicated. many of these people you know well, stand will be working in mission control following along as if we had a capsule communicator on, on consol. so stand will be looking for mission control perspective. randy has been following orion on our technical side with the orion program the last years we'll be look at the technical aspects of the nation. joe is our head chief so we will redoubt at kennedy space center we get all of our processes leading up to the bad and it also on return. and then i will also be at kennedy for large looking at where will we be p

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political cat director rick klein at the midterm monitor.ng job numbers this week. >> george, no meaningful approval reading increase for joe biden across the board. on a range of issues. he's still stuck in low numbers. and get this -- 69% of americans still think the economy is getting worse despite the drop in gas prices, despite those positive economic news, and we're seeing that spill over to voter enthusiasm. republicans ready and eager to go vote than democrats. but one sign that might change going forward, in the wake of that big vote in kansas on tuesday to preserve abortion rights, we asked people are you more likely to keep abortion legal or limit access, 49%, half of americans say they would consider the issue and vote to for a candidate who will keep abortion legal in their state. there are other issues that come into view. >> donald trump had a big night on tuesday, how does his record look across the primaries? >> this was another week with a maga sweep, we saw it in arizona, in michigan. he has big tests coming up in wisconsi

rick moncrief who is the president and ceo of devon energy up almost $3 today.nk you, rick, always good to see you. >> good to see you im take care, you guys have a great day. >> thanks, you, too. >> thanks. >>> before we head to the break, let's seal a quick look at the bond market and how treasuries are faring by the way, that move down in h been a good one i noticed the banking were starting to market that buyout, sooner than anticipated, why you can see right there. ten-year 2.77. we're back after this. >>> disney is having a positive impact on some stocks in particular following through on that, why well, hard to say. are they seen as a more positive for warner bros. discovery if disney is doing okay hard to say, but you can see the impact so far this morning we're back after this. what drives you? what do you want to leave behind? what do you want to give back? what do you want to be remembered for? that's your why. it's your purpose, and we will work with you every step of the way to achieve it. at pnc private bank, we'll help you take care of the how. so

sure which, if all of the above, there's definitely an investor avoidance of the 20-year bond. >> rick, we know it's the least liquid, so maybe not the best barometer, butto the point tha dave was making, what are the traders saying about the balance sheet runoff that's about to accelerate, and could do so further in the months to come. >> i find a lot of inertia on our discussions. it's dribbling out the pace of the drainage going on with the balance sheet is really tiny, and traders are watching it every thursday afternoon to monitor it. the reason it's so important and the reason there's so much intense discussion, when it starts to get a more rapid pace, i'm sure it will have a bigger effect on the market. >> rick, thank you very much as we turn back to dave zervos, the nab-back rally has looked pretty good, ever since the fed's first big rate hike. where do we go from here >> one important point since that sort of aggressive fed move to go 75, is the fed crimedibilt is very strong as much as people want to beat them up, everything in the market points to a credible fight against i

rick, i find the title of the book quite provocative and you call it "cheap speech." what do you mean by cheap speech? >> first let meti think the commonwealth club for putting this forum together. i would've hoped we would at this time be doing it in person but hopefully next time we're together having a conversation we will be able to do face-to-face. and thank youor as always for agreeing to be the interlocutor here. so the term cheap speech is not mine. it's a term that originates with a professor at law school. he wrote an article back in 1995 where he was talking about the coming information revolution. in many ways quite a prescient conversation, a discussion in that piece. he talked about things like what we would now see as the rise of netflix and spotify. he knew that what was going to happen is we are going to move from a trickle of speech, something like your few local tv and radio stations and your local newspapers and if you national newspapers, to aas flod of information and he knew this was going to make intermediaries like newspapers less important. h

when rick and his wife moved in after a 40 year career in nuclear physics at the national laboratory, he needed a hobby and fast. >> after twiddling my thumbs, for a few weeks, i said i've got to do something because i'm going nuts. >> reporter: after building a desk and a model wooden ship, rick found himself in the wood shop five hours a day, seven days a week, just to get off the sofa. he and phil carved out a niche as the fix-it guys, for the residents of stoneridge creek. >> so it's a continuum of furniture pieces, broken lamps, and all kinds of crazy things that are broken coming into this shot. we have built a reputation with the residents, if it's broken, bring it to the shop and we will fix anything. >> reporter: the craziest thing we fix? >> one of them was a gentleman 's dentures. no joke. whatever you need. he pulls out his upper palate, and he says, my dentist has not been able to fix the burner on this tooth, and it's causing an ulcer. >> reporter: the work is a secondary priority two marjorie. >> i don't know what i would've done without this. >> we can fix anything in

joe, back to you >> all right, thanks, rick, steve? >> yeah, lots to unpack here, joe.start with what's happening with jobs. it's a process i kind of expected the journal wrote a story about it with the tight labor market the way it is we hear a lot of headlines about companies laying off workers. what i think is happening is you have these people laid off they spend a little bit of time in jobless claims and get rehired. it seems to and very good market, i hate to say this, in twoi which to lose your job, because it make it is easy to find one certainly, it's not alarming at this moment, and it keeps along with that theme that while other thing may be weakening in the economy the jobs market remains tight and strong and in a sense, a problem for the federal reserve. on the gdp number it gets back to the debate of is this or is it not a recession still negative, but the consumption number, which rick said was revised higher is hard to be saying we're nain a recession when we have numbers running the way they've been running. i think the market may have taken its eye off

gop strategist and cofounder of the lincoln project, rick wilson. rick, good to talk to you.en, you have stephen miller, peter navarro, still standing by trump. not standing -- next mulvaney as well i want to read via tweet he put out there. they classified documents for mar-a-lago turnout to be from crossfire hurricane, the 2016 russia hoax in parentheses and they exonerate trump, what happens next? that is after nikki movie saying all, it's just documents? by the way, what else would it be? it's just documents, highly classified ones at that. possibly leaving vulnerable assets overseas. that being said, what do you make of this? >> look, i think there is one thing we are witnessing here. ali washington has played this game with america since 2015. when trump came out in 2015 they said, people who weren't captured. he insulted john mccain. we heard the access hollywood tape. elite washington has a very convenient game where they back away slowly and they say to reporters especially, i don't believe it. i can't get behind this. then when they realize that trump still controls

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joining us live to talk about that is rick klein. good to see you. i want to ask about some breaking news from the white house. president biden will address the nation in just over an hour from now to talk about a counterterrorism operation. >> abc news is reporting a person has been taken up by u.s. counterterrorism forces. drone operation in a residential neighborhood. a victory for president biden. liz: we will look forward to that. abc news will have a special report when that happens. back to nancy pelosi. there has been speculation over whether she will make this trip to taiwan. we are learning she will visit the island. why is this trip so significant? >> this has long been an area of contention. this is something that is being applauded. the biden administration was very skeptical, any claims of taiwan sovereignty, the chinese view that -- there has not been any u.s. leader in about a quarter-century. this is something that has always left u.s. diplomatic's on eggshells. speaker pelosi feels like it's an important statement to make. it's goin

just for the record, previously we've reported at cnn another rick perry text.nied that it was his phone. cnn has confirmed from multiple sources, friends and colleagues of his that that is his phone number these texts were coming from in fact, these texts on the meadows log show that he signed his name and his telephone number at the end of -- of the text >> seth: i think if you're going to pitch ideas for a coup, then lie about it, maybe don't sign your text messages with your name and phone number. [ laughter ] did he also send a follow-up text that said, "there's a lot of rick perry's out there, so here's a pic of me sending this text." [ laughter ] i will say, if you've ever texted with an older person, like a parent or an in-law, you've probably witnessed the same behavior. they all sign their text messages with their names like they're writing civil war letters home [ historical music playing ] "dear clarabelle i hope this missive finds you well i write to relay the most unfortunate news i regret to inform you, i have been searching in vain for well-price

in chicago for us rick, did the bond market guess wrong on this jobs report and once again, as we endweek i always love to ask you, what it we learn this week you know, i don't think the bond market responded in a fashion that could be considered wrong let's look at the two year at 3223, and if you look at tens, we're at 17 basis points on the week at 282 and think about that tens are up half as much as twos so on weak numbers we flatten or invert more and on strong numbers we invert more what is that telling us? what it's telling me is the market is still right and it's putting pressure on the short maturities because of the implications of the fed and the long end still sees the same thing and as a matter of fact, on the week to date chart, 285 was the high wednesday we only took it out by a smidge. look at the dollar index because the fed's getting more aggressive potentially, the dollar index popped nicely and there's the center of attraction and the january fed funds futures of 23. they're currently down 18 basis points on the day when they go down they put more fed in and that r

, thank you very much our rick santelli. remember that discussion we were having yesterday about the productivity crash both steve liesman saying they're hopeful it's a statistical quirk. we could even see a golden era for productivity ahead let's welcome in barry knapp at iron side's macroeconomics i don't want to say this is whether people get to keep working from home. a lot of people are following this with great interest >> right productivity was picking up in the service sector one of the best is starbucks who had really seen their store sales in 2015 and decided, well, if we invest a bunch of money we can get customers to buy the coffee and skip the line and queueing process and got a third of their customers to do that. we had this acceleration in the way goods are accelerated. the problem with the productivity statistics is the same problem with the way we calculate gdp. a residual between the total output and the hours worked. gdp is a mess. income is what matters, the household and corporate sector drives investme

he didn't, trump is supporting rick scott and not mitch mcconnell.ere is really some, i've never seen this kind of quote unquote trouble in paradise in the republican caucus. but there's trouble there, there's real disunity over who is in charge. >> yeah, that's a great point and mitch mcconnell, deadpan candidate quality, was not tossed off. he knew what he was saying and he knew who it was directed to. claire mccaskill, always good to hear from you. thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> you bet, chris. >> coming up, the most sensitive secrets we hold. that is a phrase from a stunning new report among the fbi expected to find in donald trump's retirement home. that's next. rement home. that's next. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month.

never gonna say goodbye. >> cheryl: oh, yeah inform rick ashley is 56 years old. >> carley: he looksinal video from '87 has 1.2 billion views on youtube. so happy to see one of my '80'ss icons looks good, will not name names, been rough transitions for me, transformations of guys i had crush on. >> carley: they try to stay young issue get surgery, doesn't work. >> todd: they were big into the nonpharmaceuticals. rick ashley living clean. >> carley: thanks, that's fun. >> this product, this service was a success or a failure, you have haters saying this was a failure. looking at 20between the, i'm taking you seriously as contender because of your presence on cable news. >> it was shocking, we lost our leader this week, we're not going anywhere. >> todd: control z, cnn is saying so long to host brian stelter and canceling his show, reliable sources. >> carley: joe concha joins us now. what do you think about this? >> joe: i had to be sewn into my pants today after vacation, i can relate to that process. brian stelter sealed his own fate when he decided with the hubris to end all hubris

let's talk more about this with rick pitcairn. i like that one. good morning >> thanks. good morning, frank. >> we have a lot to talk about two big things housing starts and retail earnings we like to talk about the state of the consumer. we know there is high end consumers and middle end consumers. coming up, home depot and walmart today. last week, we saw signs inflation is declining the they were reporting that inflation is on the rise >> i think from the retail sector and from earnings in general, we are learning that earnings are hanging in better this quarter than people thought she they would t let's see. the consumer sentiment numbers are terrible we see the consumer continuing to spend although they are not feeling great about it it is in sectors the top end of the consumer market is spending robustly. we will see how it comes through with earnings. if it is consistent with before, we will see better numbers than the street is expected >> rick, one thing we have to look at is the bear market rally real is it real is it a bear market rally? we crossed the key 4,2

you can ask rick scott about that.emocrats are fighting for the american people each and every day. >> mr. chairman, the president took pains to highlight abortion as an issue in the midterm elections this week. when you think about the history of these midterm elections, when that history is written, will abortion or the economy be more important? >> i think abortion is going to be extremely important. and because, you know, the reason why so many people come to america is because we are the land of freedom. it's liberty and justice for all. and abortion is about freedom. freedom of women to control their own bodies. for the first time in 50 years, these extreme maga republicans have chipped away at a freedom that we've had as american people. and women are upset about it. men are upset about it. and you're seeing it in special election after special election. you saw it in kansas, that people are rising up because they know it's a slippery slope. you take away privacy and freedom rights, you're chipping away at votin

rick, i find the title of the book quite provocative. you call it cheap speech what you mean by cheap speech? >> firstly think the commonwealth club for putting this form together. i would have helped by the samba could do it in person hopefully next time wet are together havig conversation will be able to do it face-to-face with thank you irwin as always for agreeing to be here. the term cheap speech is not mine it originates with a student professor he wrote an article in the yield law journal back in 1995 where he was talking about the upcoming information revolution. and many ways it was a pressing discussion and that piece great talks about things like what would now see is the rise of netflix and spotify. he knew what was going to happen as we move from a trickle of speech to a flood of information. he knew this was going to make m intermediaries less important. he was very optimistic about it. what he meant by cheap speech cheap is that it's inexpensive c to produce and disseminate. there certainly a lot of benefits. yyou get that

you know, the stuff like this before rick. the sofa gillex the husky. oh no. ha. it. are you doing that? no, no, no, no, no, no, no, not the my oh, okay, good. mm connie, hey, nakeema its been at the 12 focus, but mich manada, i mean, ah ah ah ah ah, oops. ah, timo. do i lose? wow. hey man, you've a pen, chicken. oh, it muck setting the note that you could you ah. ready oh, sure, yes. it was kind of been a been a month to win me friday. the ticket that you could give me the welcome is coming to come in just 3 months. as the main event gets closer, we get every step of the way. hello, i'm janet ezra with updates from teams and fans across the glove. seems can expect some strong support here in capsule with a spotlight. no one you can france claim back to back up victory or will put your golds christiano. rinaldo finally get his hands on the trophy to well comp countdown on al serra. what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's the home of the united nations. it's a center of international finance, international culture. to make these stories res

he didn't, trump is supporting rick scott and not mitch mcconnell.ere is really some, i've never seen this kind of quote unquote trouble in paradise in the republican caucus. but there's trouble there, there's real disunity over who is in charge. >> yeah, that's a great point and mitch mcconnell, deadpan candidate quality, was not tossed off. he knew what he was saying and he knew who it was directed to. claire mccaskill, always good to hear from you. thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> you bet, chris. >> coming up, the most sensitive secrets we hold. that is a phrase from a stunning new report among the fbi expected to find in donald trump's retirement home. that's next. ment home. that's next. that's next. “shoot it?” suggests the scientists. so they shoot it. hmm... back to the miro board. dave says “feed it?” and dave feeds it. just then our hero has a breakthrough. "shoot it, camera, shoot a movie!" and so our humble team saves the day by working together. on miro. >> tech: cracked windshield? trust safelite. we'll replace your glass and r

this is about 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome ron florida senator rick scott. ♪ >>ood morning. it is great to be here. what a great crowd. this is one. thanks for caring about your family and country and make a difference in changing the country. i want to thank matt were sadie's for inviting me and their hard work putting this together. [applause] you will have great speakers. i know president trump is coming tomorrow. so that will be fun. i am head of the senate committee so i think -- manson is coming will do a great job doing the -- be in the next republican senator from ohio. and then there is somebody of gotten to know in the next 3.5 years. the next eager is one of the most principal individuals that i know. senator ted cruz will always do the right thing. [applause] great nations do not automatically last forever. writing about rome history -- a great civilization is not conquered without until it has destroyed itself within. think about the -- that. great civilizations were first followed out from life. we americans are the most loyal people on earth. we've

i get the sense that rick is somewhat of a local legend.p early and check out the wolves each day? well, i'm almost at my 9,000th day of being here looking at the wolves in yellowstone, and so i never get tired of it. every day, i want to get up at 3am in the morning and come out here. yeah. there's never been an opportunity like this in human history to study the wolves the way we are right 110w. so, just yourself this morning, you got to see tiny wolf pups coming out of their den. idid! you probably had one of the best sightings of adult wolves and pups compared to many biologists in the world. it doesn't happen too much in human endeavours — where your ancestors have made a terrible, terrible mistake, in terms of killing off wildlife, and you can correct that mistake and make it better, and that's what happened here in yellowstone. it's a very positive story, very optimistic story. a story that seems to bleed into every part of park management today. partly thanks to these wolves, the ecosystem is now back in check, which might have had

political director rick klein is at the midterm monitor. always tough for the party in control, but democrats are feeling a lot better than they did at the beginning of the summer. >> yeah, george. democrats are starting to get their voters out. we saw it in the surprise result in kansas where that abortion initiative went down. abortion rights preserved in a deep red state and we're seeing it in just about all of the special elections that have happened since the dobbs ruling overturning roe v. wade. there's been four of them. democrats and republicans squaring off just like they will this fall, and in each one of those four races since dobbs, the democrat has done better than joe biden did two years ago. start in nebraska, a deep red district, but the democrat did six points better than joe biden two years ago. minnesota, same situation, three points better than biden and last week in western new york, you had a trump plus 11 district. the democrat did three points better than biden did there as well. now, look, the republicans won all of

. >> live in the nation's capital, rick hill. this could change people's lives, you know, depending on what happens here. >> it definitely put, which is why when i talk to the education secretary a little over a week ago about a broader education of topics, i definitely awesome about this. and he is still thinking to his same message. he says the administration is not yet made a decision about whether or not it will extend the current student loan payment pause or address that bigger question. millions of americans are asking and wondering, will they actually cancel some debt? the biden administration is promising to take action to address student loan debt. >> by the end of the month, american people hear directly from us. >> because we recognize is an important issue across the country. sunday on nbc's meet the press and cbs's face the nation. >> education secretary miguel cardona said his agency is talking with the white house daily to determine whether or not to extend the current pause on student loan payments. and if the ad

joining us is rick klein. thank you for being here, rick. >> thanks for having me. >> first let's talk about all that is in this bill. it is being touted as making history. so why is that? >> welling, it's being called the i flags reduction act but that's some titling that is more aspirational than anything else. the hope it will ease inflation concerns but the reality is that is a bit unknown. that is isn't something congress can legislate. it is a conglomeration of tax policies to represent the entirety of what is achievable of the democrats agenda through the rest of the year. a lot of money to address to climate change. that was a big priority recently. some money to shore up obama care and allow medicare to negotiate with drug companies. and new tax provisions designed to ease some of the concern around the lack of balance between corporations and very wealthy individuals although a lot of folks wanted to go better. the hope among democrats after a lot of months when they've been known to what they haven'

our rick santelli.urn to the energy market which is a big part of the story and the culprit may be for the inflationary pressures and growth problems europe is dealing with pippa stephens is here pippa? >> hi, kelly oil is jumping more than 2% with wto we claiming the bullish inventory report the market remains in a multi-year tightening cycle and catalysts and recession fears are established and this in chinese demand remain unknown. hiel oil can the end of it yore, due to tight supply. let's a gain of 6.2% and 41 and this is lifting the energy sector which is the top s&p group and upstream players apa, marathon oil and devon are leading those gains. finally, another volatile session for natural gas. u.s. prices were up more than 4% at one point, but now ending here in the red. over in europe on track for another record close with it up 7% >> thank you very much, pippa stephens the commodities has soared this year and they've seen incredible moves and let's look at the year to date changes and eqt has

this is a tweet from senator rick scott of florida from yesterday. it's beautiful. i am sorry about the cursing. let me say something beautiful to make it up to you -- i was honored to join the u.s.o. today and make care packages for our brave military members in gratitude, in gratitude of their sacrifice and service to our nation and there is a beautiful picture, i wish you could see it. of their sacrifice and service to our nation and there is a beautiful picture, i wish you could see it. he is standing with a little package. the package has m&ms in it and some cookies and some moist towelettes. i did not even know what to say. i am used to the hypocrisy. she sat in an office with mitch mcconnell and a war veteran from kentucky and he looked that man in the eyes and he said we will get it done. and he lied to them. because mitch mcconnell yesterday flipped. i'm used to the lies. i am used to the hypocrisy. senator pat toomey will not take a meeting with the veterans groups. he sends out his chief of staff. i am used to the cowardice. i have been here a long time.