i'm bringing joy, rick. i got joy for you in the scene. i am making fun of come on, harris is that our campaign? and that's not fair. mister dula. alright, us attorney general comes out and he's wanting americans about election interference once again. points again to russia, china and iran as potential culprits. and then went on and named some influencers, allegedly connected to r t, who were secretly paid to propagate, allegedly information that could affect how people vote in the upcoming presidential election. and that's it, that's fair. in fact, here's merrick garland, who i think would have made a great supreme court justice, myself explaining the american people are entitled to know when the foreign powers attempting to exploit our country's free exchange of ideas to send around tickets on propaganda. he's all right. absolutely. and if that's what they want to stop, then i have to have another question that i have that he has to ask for me. where is the consistency is jaya, to turn the elephant sitting in that room in front of him,

the interest of the the, everybody i'm rick sanchez. this is the week and review and here is some of what we're going to be talking about. turn the page on the last decade of what i believe has been contrary to where the spirit of our country really lives with the last decade. of course, the last 3 and a half years has been part of your administration. the american people are entitled to know when a foreign power is attempting to exploit our country's free exchange of ideas. harris gives their 1st interview as you saw, how did you do also marigold warrens about election interference once again, i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact and uh hey, what do you say we talked about these fix the okay, here we go. there's a lot to talk about because a lot of has happened over the last week. and joining us now to go through some of the events of the week is the convo couch host friend of the show. we can say craig pasta, do live. we didn't receive the past. that was a plus the plus you, but it's not. but plus the new law. greg, thanks so much

rick. i was in the streets of chicago with their supporters and their voting based upon their feelings. she makes me feel good. she makes me feel right. so, i mean, we're just a and the whole co opted controlled environment where it's read team versus blue team. and at the end of the day, people are looking for policy, your answers, they're just looking for confirmation bias. let's say the by the way, here's where i disagree or do you think. 2 if a president is able to couldn't clinton had bad power way in, oh my god, he made america feel good about itself without ever talking about anything substantive. but when he did finally have to talk about substantive in the details . he mail it, he was okay with it. he did pretty good at it. but reagan was great at what you just said that a pamela harris could at least pull that off, you know, good on her. but at some point you've got to pay the piper. you know, you've gotta, you've got to come with something other than a beautiful smile and, and go

rick buyer. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. [applause] >> thank you all so much. we are proud to welcome you here to the capital. it's a good to see you all this morning and i want to just thank you so much of the many important folks that are here gathering. my colleagues and congress and of course the secretary and general brown and general george and mr. rick buyer who you will hear in a little while. our friends and family and of course the veterans of the ghost army we are so delighted to have you gentlemen here. the congressional gold medal is the highest honor that this body can bestow upon any group or individual and today pursuant to s1404 we are here to a word that metal to the headquarters special troops and 3,133rd signal services company otherwise known as the ghost army. a round of applause for that. [applause] to give you a little historical context although i know most of the members in the audienc

let's get right to rick klein. rick, this new poll shows a very close race coming out of labor day. >> reporter: david, our latest poll with ipsos shows vice president harris with a 6-point lead among likely voters. she came out of the democratic convention with a slight lead nationally. but looki iing just at the key battleground states, on the day that president biden dropped out, all seven of the major battlegrounds were tipping red in our five they arty eight polling averages. trump leading in all of them, by as many as 7 points in north carolina. fast forward today, six out of the seven leaning blue. but some of these leads are a virtual tie. look again at north carolina, trump up by less than half a point. david, we're watching a growing gender gap. harris now leading among women by 13 points -- more than in our last round of polling with ipsos. and trump up five points overall among men. it all points to a very close race down the stretch. we've heard harris call herself the underdog, and here's why -- harri

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rick buyer. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> thank you. >> thank you all so much. we are so proud to welcome you all to the capital. it's so good to see you all this morning and i want to just think so much the many important folks who are here gathering, my colleagues and congress and of course, general brown and general george and mr. rick buyer, who you will hear a lot about in a little while. we are so delighted to have you here. the highest honor that -- upon any group or individual. and today, pursuant to 1404, we are here to award that medal to the 23rd headquarters special troops and the 3130 third signal services company, otherwise known as the ghost army. can we have a round of applause for that? giving you a little historical context here, although i know most of the members of this audience already know this but these previously classified units were instrumental in helping american troops achieve key victories

rick: crime is up. it was down under trump and is up now is the numbers they just put out my think that it is one out of every 50 americans, in 2023, violent from one and one out of every 50 intent out of everyone that are subject to a property crime. that is staggering. it is significantly under biden because we have an open border enemy he has said that his gangs here, to terrorize this country. we've young women being raped, all of this country and being murdered and impressed do not care, we want to continue to order to be wide open and allow crime and drugs, terrors to come across the border thing about this, 76000 people died of fentanyl overdose the democrats care at all of the citizens of this country. one out of every 50 americans in 2023, were subject to violent crime, that is staggering and scary. cheryl: let me ask you before you go, we've learned the new york times poll from earlier in the week, is that immigration is still the number three top voting issue, to americans and you think that

wade is also adding to the challenges for rick scott, senator scott.s this november were abortion access is on the ballot when the nbc affiliate talk to voters in boca raton, conservative leaning, north of miami, they found most voters were in favor of amending the state constitution to protect abortion access. >> i think women should have complete control over their bodies. .. end of story. >> it is their body and not the politicians and for that reason i vote yes. >> a woman's right to choose and talk to her doctor is an issue we have to respect and take care of and definitely vote for. >> that is the only way we can protect reproductive choice and needs to be in the constitution. >> joining us now is the former democratic congresswoman of florida running for the united states senate in florida against rick scott. congresswoman, welcome back to the last word. you are watching in the green room but i want to play with you something again that rachel broke from the other senate race, this one in ohio. it is a good reminder of how republicans talk about

senator rick scott.atina a feature of her campaign has received support from hispanic voter ins florida the past month. in the latest head to head polls she trails rick scott by only 4 points. 42% to 46%. that leaves plenty of undecided voters still to be won and puts rick scott squarely below 50% which is bad news for any incumbent. keeping senate control will be key for a potential harris administration cabinet positions. federal judges and supreme court judges are all senate confirmed positions. speaking of the supreme court, the dobbs decision which overturned roe v. wade is adding to the challenges for senator rick scott. florida will be one of many states this november where abortion access is on the ballot. when nbc affiliate wptv talked to voters in the conservative leaning city of boca raton, they found most were in favor of amending the state constitution to protect abortion access. >> i think women should have complete control over their bodies. period, end of story. >> it's their bodies and n

i'm rick sanchez . i will be looking for you next to the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deal. so what is, let me let me on. you have very quick propaganda. you know a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask a better. the answer is will be the, the closer to allow you to use it the web. it also, so i deep into russia all the guns exclusive reaction for most of the us, which they begins to look into the address they leave in the world of dark fantasies. one of those being an idea that in euclid power, which is russia can be defeated on the battlefiel

again, putting extra pressure on kamala harris tomorrow night, david. >> david: rick cleklein, thank . the debate, just 24 hours away. vice president kamala harris, former president donald trump, they'll be right down on the floor here, the stage behind me. this is a very intimate setting here in this room. no audience. they will meet for the first time, right here in the hall. i'll be moderating with our linsey davis. of course, that debate, right here on abc, 9:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night.

i'm rick sanchez . i won't be looking for you next to the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world will receive re washing as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deal. so let me, let me on that. we have very quick propaganda. you know, price here in your i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask a better. the answer is, will be the, the, the full teams briggs, security as well as in some petersburg shifts into high gear and 20 and ages gather that has have global affairs. all these meetings with the russell deputy, 4 minutes to highlight that america is not the same thing. today's reality. and so accounts and the u. s. suites. they begin t

all right, thank you rick, stay safe, pleasure to have you on rick sterling their investigative journalistsit earlier with our bay correspondent mariam sole for your details. well, tonight witness some heavy shelling, and this is perhaps the first in several days, the whole week was somewhat uh calmer than usual, but "we had pretty heavy shelling from fighter jets, especially in the green spaces and the natural reserves that are between several towns and here specifically zin harfa as well as shihin and yatar all that ruined space was was shelled pretty heavily today by the israelis, this is in addition to the artillery fire that targeted as well as blida directly, of course that was not the only development. earlier we had very dangerous development where the israelis targeted a civilian vehicle uh that was one of the few times where the israelis targeted vehicle that did not have any person who is linked to the resistance, that in itself required retaliation from resistance as they have promised and in two different timings hazballah targeted the settlements of yaqub as well as maybe an h

i'm rick sanchez. this is the weekend review show and these are some of the things that we're about to be talking about. people inside your crime and people outside the crane started asking questions about whether this was a good deal. and that was at that point that it, that it fell apart there, eating the dogs, the people that came in there eating the cat, explode, dividing stream, comment from victoria newland and former president donald trump, top our list of stories and this weekend review. i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. let's do this. the ok. so here we go. we are now less than 2 months from knowing over the next president of the united states is going to be at each week the. well, the situation becomes more and more critical. joining me now to go through this week's advance or the house of the critical hour on sputnik radio, dr. wellman, leon, and collin nixon. gentleman, thank you for abiding by the c. c memo the co listen casual day memo and let's get through it. so look, no matter w

i'm rick sanchez . i will be looking for you next to the the after the nazis bower in italy, states foreign policy became extremely aggressive. benito mussolini needed glorious victories. he decided to achieve his ambitions in africa. despite the fact that formally libya had become an italian colony back in 1912. the vast territories of this country were not actually controlled by rome. the nazis decided to put an end to this. but as soon as the religious order of the senate side stood in their way, the arabs did not want to submit to for an hour and put up stairs, resistance, dividers against colonialism, were led by the seats of the senate side order. omar l move star, who was nick named the lion of the desert for his incredible courage. despite the violent, bombardments and voice and gas usage, mass deportations, and the imprisonment of the local population and concentration camps, the invaders could not cope with the arrow patriots for a decade. in 1931, omar l move star was captured and sentenced a

it is just sad. >> let me play for you rick and hayes this sound of schapiro.elf, watch. >> i have to say one more thing, who do they think they are fact checking? >> biz lady not know that there are a news organization. i know you work at fox so facts are the last thing you expect to see but it is a news organization but your job is to speak truth to power and fact check, rick. >> the idea that donald trump was being unfairly fact checked. maybe do not say complete insane lies, they're killing babies after they have been born. the dogs and cats and all of that. every moment he got back checked it was professional, brief and concise. it did not last longer than that or used to make some broader set of attacks on trump. it just corrected the record and proceed with the debate. i know that is hard to handle. they are so delicate. their tears are flowing rapidly right now because of their perceived unfairness of the abc moderators. the moderators were so laid- back and professional and then. i thought it was a great model of how to do this. >> i thought so too. i

i'm rick sanchez, a suicide. the so i do want to start today with a conversation about war and peace, something we talked about a lot on this particular show. you know, it's funny, it's a simple thing, but it all comes down to the average guy or gal on the street right. if you ask the average person, somebody's mothers, somebody's dad, how they feel about war, most will say, the want it stop it. right? but unfortunately, when it comes to war, it's not about what people want. never has been. right. i say that is because just today in the 2 largest complex that are taking place right now anywhere in the world. there are 2 poles. 2 poll. busy kids that are telling us what the average person wants and is thinking. here's the 1st one you already look at this one. it's conducted by the new york by the times of israel, the times of israel, obviously a drizzle on this paper. it finds that 60 percent of israelis want a cease fire, 60 percent of the people in that countries a stop this. they want the water and they want th

rick: makes a lot of sense there. rachel: it sure does. rick: all right.her. we've got a few things going on including the tropics. obvious -- obviously, we expected this really active hurricane season. typically 39% of hurricane season is ahead of us, so we're on the downhill slide, and that's great news. four disturbances in the atlantic we're watching, none of them concerning except one. this is a very good chance we're going to see something develop here. this is probably a mid-week event next week and and maybe some sort of a landfall of something if this all gets itself together later next week. but if you're anywhere from louisiana towards florida, you need to be watching because something could pop up pretty quickly, say wednesday of next week, and maybe having an impact by friday. in the short term, temperatures 800 degrees in dallas -- 80 degrees in dallas. along with this warm weather comes a new system across parts of the rockies, our first big snowstorm coming for the central rockies. snow time, it's coming. rachel: it looks gorgeous out there

i'm rick sanchez. you're ready. i'm gonna show you a 3 shot ready? boom. there's the same as 3 bucks. add in that box. you will see greg post do like a host of the combo couch and steve go, who's an attorney and a conservative political commentator. i understand you guys know each other. right . very well. i know that. yeah, the very well we do a i do show often. so that should make for a better conversation. so here's what's going on. gentleman really has dwindled for a couple of harris, you know, and this thing has been so episodic, the latest adventure of, as the campaign turns, had come, a hair is way up. because well, she did well during the democratic convention and because she was anointed into this position and because a lot of people really did not like bite. and so she became an alternative. and that really worked for a favor. she was a by as many as 6 or 7 points in a new york times paula new york times. paul now has her up. i know. sorry, has trumped up by one point. she's losing, but the 1

rick, what have you got? rib rick that wasn't intentional? pete: what? that to their house? pete: no, i only know what i read on the teleprompt perish rick -- [laughter] rick: sorry. pete: i'm an inch deep on this. [laughter] rick: all right. i'll talk a little weather. take a look at the maps, i tell you, it's a little cooler across parts of the northeast this morning, and it is a lot cooler across the northern plains. 44 in fargo, that's behind this front that's bringing a lot of weather across the central part of the country. a little bit of severe weather possible across areas of texas and oklahoma today. but it was snow we had overnight across the central rockies, colorado rockies, and now we've got big storms cutting across areas from kansas over towards illinois. we're watching the tropics as well. the one on the left side of your screen is the one we are concerned about. very good. chance we'll have a significant storm, possibly a hurricane somewhere from louisiana over towards the west keys of florida sometime by friday-saturday this week, so yo

talk about rick scott for a second.s two governor races but is u.s. senate a race by a margin of more than 1%. add on that to the fact he has been there 14 years, he is bad on social security, he wants to eliminate social security, access to medicare, medicaid, he is horrific on the environment and is horrible on reproductive care. in the state of florida he only pulls back 35%. take somebody very special to get to 35 percent on the counter of that, you have to look at his apartment, member of congress who every single day wakes up and works for the people of our state. rick scott has never been able to run, he is number one in the presidential election cycle. now we feel there is momentum on the ground, a seismic shift in the state of florida. we have this year knocked on $1.5 million. we have called over 6.3 million people in the state of florida, text messages to 13 million floridians but we are seeing a groundswell that we believe we will be victorious in november. >> let me ask you about amendment 4. we know this i

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the, i'm gonna begin today by showing you this uh scrimmage, which i just referenced uh a little while ago with discrimination. see, it's taking place between china and the philippines. and what you're going to see here is what appears to be the chinese, cuz what that look like to me, i don't know. it looked like the chinese coast guard rams. part of the philippine coast guard cutter is this happening is the 2 nations continue to battle over the rights to the infamous and very disputed area known as the south china sea go the did you see that there? so you can kind of tell where that that's great takes place, right. john is coast guard says the philippine ship was illegally stranded at the sabina show. it's uh uh that it was deliberately rammed the chinese vessel. the philippine says no, it was the other way around. you guys rammed us either way. why is this happening? all right? in the south china sea, there are series of about a 100 small islands. right. so let's take a look at this

by golly, i'm rick sanchez. will be looking for you next to the if you're thinking about russia, what is your mind picture the landscape open up before your eyes? the last one does, can you imagine the, the discount starts, the journey, the, the, you ready to come along. the washington tells moscow to stay out of the us presidential race, while apparently reserving the right to keep meddling in other countries around the globe. and that's been doing for decade plus this is another step towards segregation of the media by nationality towards the destruction of freedom of speech, both in the united states of america and in the world as a whole by the hands and instruments of the united states of america stamping out alternative opinion and an exclusive interview with r t rushes. foreign ministry spokesman says new sanctions imposed against our channels. employees are yet more evidence of the us, suppressing media also ahead turkey of late.

i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the, the . all right, so listen, i think we should begin today with a situation in ukraine. and this is an important distinction. i wanna, i want to do this and show it to you as it's being reported not by us, but by western news sources. in other words, the media that represents the countries that represent our u. s. allies, right? the u. s. allies the countries like for example, let's start here, australia at a secret training campaign, ukraine's east. these conscripts soldiers preparing for battle. when lee is good, god, god, god. but what's my striking about the great is there rage there in the forties and fifties, ukraine is running out of soldiers. in some battles, they're out numbered for one, the military is recruiting who as so yeah, that's all strictly and television. the network in australia reporting that so the situation for ukraine militarily is, is not favorable to say the very least combine that with the poll from the wall street journal that we reported

thank you, rick. when we come back is ukraine at a turning point, better and more journalist elijah monterey is going to be weighing it on this, weighing it on some of the implications of this momentum shift that we're seeing on the ground there. there is, he'll join us and stay right there. we'll be right back. the russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most on screen and the best most i'll send send up the send the 6595 and speed. what else? suppose question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the rush to day and split the ortiz food, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you even closer to the there was a time when i started to was abused to retain flowers divided the continental lawn for time monks themselves. it was divided as a hunting ground. if we do not unite the corner knives as we come out again, we know that they are those who want the mazda continent to step in 8

the the rick sanchez here. this is direct impact and this is the sound of what we're going to be talking about. the, what you're just hearing there is um, metal scraping against metal. what you saw as a chinese coast guard ramming the philippine coast guard, or was it the other way around? we're going to try and figure this out. it's an international squabble. let's see. i'm rick sanchez. let's do this. the . i'm going to begin today by showing you this uh scrimmage, which i just uh referenced uh, a little while ago with discrimination. see, it's taking place between china and the philippines. and what you're going to see here is what appears to be the chinese, cuz what that look like to me, i don't know. it looks like the chinese coast guard rams. part of the philippine coast guard cutter is this happening is the 2 nations continue to battle over the rights to the infamous and very disputed area known as the south china sea go of the did you see that there? so you can kind of tell where that that's great takes

by golly, i'm rick sanchez. will be looking for you next to the the shape of some of the picture schemes. hopefully she has something to follow. states you thumbs, you pull fairly close to charlotte, because they are starting to disclose all of us to go with them on the east side of the global warming into the pool. so sort of pretty effective shifting if it's over 30 seconds the the, the washington tells moscow to stay out of the us presidential race law. apparently a, reserving the right to keep modeling in other countries around the globe as has been doing for decades. this is another step toward segregation of the media by nationality towards the destruction of freedom of speech, both in the united states of america and in the world as a whole by the hands and instruments of the united states of america. staffing out alternative opinions and an exclusive interview with r t rushes. foreign ministry specimen says there's sanctions imposed against our channels. employees are getting more evidence of the un, sup

rick: i'm trying not to double dip.day with a busy slate of match-ups on fox. the new york 1kwr50eu7b9s will take on the washington commanders at 11 p.m. eastern time, jen hale will be covering that game and joins us now from d.c. good morning, jen. here we go -- >> good morning, will. will: week two. >> week two. will: let's start with your game. you have giants/handers. exciting rookie -- commanders. jaden daniels exciting. not as much excitement in new york, but maybe it's a get right game for the giants. >> that's an understatement about the feelings new york. i don't know if you saw those headlines about poor daniel joneses. heisman trophy winner, number two pick in the draft, he was the best rookie quarterback last week, he was phenomenal. and it was mainly on the ground, will. with two rushing touchdowns, 88 rushing yards. combined that's an nfl record, nobody's ever done that, but you saw tua get hurt on thursday, you're seeing folks like deshaun watson trying to come back and stay healthy, so to the the big que

rick scott has been in government for 14 years.d the largest medicare fraud in the history of this country. they also know that he wrote the preamble to project 2025, his 11-point plan for america where he is proposing to raise taxes on middle class families, eliminate medicare and social security. we have the largest number of seniors that live here in florida. if you see anything, go and watch the energy at the villages. the second gentleman came to visit our state last week. i have been at the villages. we had a huge parade in april. florida is coming back. i hope that people are paying attention to what we're about to do in november here. >> we have a minute left. let's talk about the hispanic vote. you are the only latina running for the senate this year. how important is that vote? >> yeah. i hope to join senator catherine cortez. she's the only latina elected in our country. our latino community is one of the largest groups living in the united states. they deserve better representation. i have been communicating and being i

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rick sanchez here. this is direct impact on this is what we're going to be talking about. slides division one is the depth yep. plaza applause breaks out at the united nations as israel is told to end its occupation of gaza. i'm rick sanchez, lot going on with this. let's do this thing the the right a lot to talk about on this day. let's begin with this. a really complex mess that is the middle east and we do is with the steady sounds of a minute more in the background. i mean, if, if you, if you listen carefully you can almost hear the drum be right now. if you will, if in the background, given israel's latest high tech, sabotaged attack on 11 on 1st, the un general assembly comes out and they meet and they're meeting in new york this week. as you probably know, they've just passed a resolution that essentially tells us real that it needs to find a way to stop the. 4 occupation of the palestinian communities. the resolution is most e as in slice of 51 slides revision. one is a job that they're a little

rick scott could be as low as 44.thin the margin of error and when an incumbent is polling below 50, that incumbent is in trouble because historically more of the undecided tends to break for the new candidate. debbie mucarsel-powell's campaign released this new ad. >> i grew up under a dictatorship. before coming to the u.s. i am debbie mucarsel-powell and for me, freedom is and some political slogan. that's why i came to america. but rick scott is trying to take away your freedoms right now. for women, banning abortion. for families, raising taxes and for seniors, ending social security and the freedom to retire with dignity. if you care about freedom, elect a senator who actually believes in it. that is why i approve this message. >> joining us now is former democratic congresswoman debbie mucarsel-powell. she is running for senate in florida against incumbent rick scott. i have to say his answer to why he is not debating you is something i could not quite follow. he says he is not debating you because of where you

rick: all right.mmer. no real cold just yet, it'll be coming soon. we had category two hurricane that made landfall in louisiana the week, see all that moisture spinning, that's all still part of that that system, and it's going to continue to rain and cause more flooding across the tennessee valley. right here, though, is our next spot we're watching for potential tropical development, could be looking at something here that does develop, probably not a strong storm, but e what it means is a lot of moisture across much of the southeast causing a lot of problems over the weekend. rachel, back to you. rachel: all right, thank you, rick. brian and pete are competing in the ultimate sports tournament today starting with corn hole next. ♪ mike had a heart attack a year ago. but he's still living in the red. with a very high risk of another attack. with his risk factors his recommended ldl-c level should be below 55. find out if you're living in the red. learn how to get a free ldl-c test. ♪ [cheers and ap

>> david: rick klein. rick, great to have you as always.se the abc news presidential debate one week from tonight. vice president kamala harris, former president donald trump on that stage. i'll be moderating with our linsey davis. the predebate special, 8:00 p.m., and then the debate itself, right here on abc, 9:00 p.m. eastern, next tuesday night. >>> there are breaking developments in the war in ukraine tonight. russia with one of the deadliest attacks in this war. ukrainian officials say two ballistic missiles struck a military academy and a nearby hospital in ukraine, killing more than 50 people, wounding hundreds more. here's our foreign correspondent james longman tonight. >> reporter: dozens have been killed in ukraine tonight in one of the deadliest russian attacks since the war began. two ballistic missiles slamming into this military training facility and nearby hospital in poltava, leaving a gaping hole, multiple floors collapsing. the victims had almost no time to react. air raid sirens sounded just as the missiles hit. at leas

thank you, rick. when we come back is ukraine at a turning point, better and more journalist elijah monterey is going to be weighing it on this, weighing it on some of the implications of this momentum shift that we're seeing on the ground there. there is, he'll join us and stay right there. we'll be right back. the the, i'd like to think all our guests are smart, but i'm joined now by one of the smartest ones, elijah menu, a. he's an expert in the middle east politics and you can read his work at his website, e. j man. yeah. dot com, by the way, that's spelled m a g n i e r. for those of you who don't speak french, not that i do but, but i'm not bad with spanish. thank you so much, eliza, for joining us. i'm. i'm interested in what you think of this, this, this, this, this, this guardian story that the u. k has already approved that, and now the u. s. might be telling you ukraine that it's ok to use cruise missiles to fire into russia. what's your reaction to that? hello, rick, and thank you for havi

>> i agree with a lot of what rick said. in terms of where are the areas that are not crowded in the equity markets today that are not expensive and low expectations, i think small caps look attractive from that perspective. they're underowned institutionally. in terms of the steepening yield curve and rate-cutting cycle, the there's, it's probably the best performing asset coming out a year after the fed starts to cut rates as a lot of those spread type businesses like banks, which we're positive on, by the way, start to benefit. the refinancing risk for a lot of small cap companies, becomes alleviated with lower rates. finally in terms of what rick was saying, if lower rates help stimulate economic growth, that's a pretty good environment for small caps. and small caps are expected to grow in the midteens earnings next year. that's higher than large caps. the magnificent 7 is higher than that. back to where the expectations -- the expectations are really, really high for the magnificent 7. i think the expectations are pret