mohammed: marie-roger, let me get your perspective on this.you believe that there's a risk for more instability? do you think that these protests will spread, that people will get angrier? >> so, you know, what we've been seeing so far is that, as said before, senegal has been trying to show a peaceful and democratic figure, and and if the government has always responsibility when they struggle, but i think this time around, mr. ousmane sonko has been calling for riots and telling his supporters to go to the presidency and overthrow mr. macky sall. and this is quite a difference with other politicians, even from the opposition. i remember that a couple of years ago, there were situations where other candidates running to be president had been excluded from running. i think of abdul -- the khalifa sall. and they found that situation very unfair to them, but they didn't call for violence. so this is a special case where you have somebody who's been condoning uprisings, calling for destruction, calling for -- and since he entered the game. and i

and who stole roger is the main question of today 's program, because the tiger cub's name is roger yesb was really born in the mariupol zoo and has been in the big moscow circus for more than a month, and somehow we did not hide anything. the news has already been published. and suddenly abruptly in one day, and suddenly in my social networks almost all of them have so much filth. so much poured from ukrainian side there from the european side. and i look in a number of sources, and the news has been published that a tiger cub was stolen from the mariupol zoo. well, the very word stolen always causes negativity. that's why i would like to immediately explain here. the fact is that a-a, the director of the mariupol zoo is a private zoo, he called me, we were not personally acquainted with him until that moment. and called me says albert. i have a tiger cub, you yourself understand that in what, and now we are in a zoo situation, we are directly funded by a private state depending on the stream of the viewer. we have certain problems with feeding; there were direct hits in the mariupol z

we should get roger federer back out of retirement. of retirement. butjust to recap, on 31145.— of retirement. butjust to recap, on 31145, england leading by 82 runs. england _ 31145, england leading by 82 runs. england got off a great start today, with april conditions. they reduce the tourist 267 to three, in reply to their 393 to eight declared. they were left or straight after a classy century from australia's, john. he is unbeaten. it is first ashes tone in england. a lot to look forward to on day three at edgbaston. just to remind you of the football, scotland is coming back from 1—0 down to win their qualifier. what a match that was. you can get more from that game where erling haaland gave norway the lead on the bbc sport website. scotland maintained their 100% record in the euro qualifying group. three wins from three now, spain and the group there. norway still looking for their first win. much to applaud theirfull steve looking for their first win. much to applaud their full steve clarke's side, as they keep going on therefo

roger— how it goes, and stuff like that.t.— teachers hope will have a much longer lasting effect. public park warts are vital— longer lasting effect. public park warts are vital to _ longer lasting effect. public park warts are vital to help _ longer lasting effect. public park warts are vital to help children, | warts are vital to help children, adults of all ages and abilities pick up a racket and get active. we are delighted to be investing alongside the uk government of £30 million to bring back to life for an unplayable public park courts right across london and the whole country. with wimbledon just three weeks away and the weather set to be hot, having new courts to use couldn't have come at a better time. we might want to see roger federer back on the courts. i absolutely love him. i doubt that the ashes in australia, 311 for five at the end of day two. england leading by 82 runs at the moment, moeen ali and stuart broad both with two wickets, and captain ben stokes with the other. and i tell you what, what a turnaro

roger severino, stand by. ken markus was the secretary for civil rights during the trump administration. the decision came down 30 minutes ago. the end of affirmative action on college campuses. your initial reaction, sir. >> this is a big day. a big day for america. a big day for the idea of equality and equal protection under the law. i have think that the supreme court has been bold and strong in acting in moral clarity. it is critical now that we continue to fight. the supreme court has laid down the ruling. the problem is that we are about to see what i expect to be massive pushback from colleges and universities that will find ways to try to get around the ruling. so this was an important day but it is not the end of the battle. it is simply the beginning of a new set of challenges. >> bill: the biden administration was supporting and pushing affirmative action and filed a brief in support of harvard's admission policies. how do you think they are reacting to the ruling right now? >> they're not ready to

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what was that she said that roger up the most? she has been sa in: it for that roger up the most?it for weeks, _ that roger up the most? she has been saying it for weeks, to _ that roger up the most? she has been saying it for weeks, to be _ that roger up the most? she has been saying it for weeks, to be fair, - that roger up the most? she has been saying it for weeks, to be fair, but - saying it for weeks, to be fair, but i was thinking, you don't know me, you don't know anything about me. i work it's really hard. sport is hard, female sport is hard. you don't know what i have been through. is this a must win fight for you? can you even conceive what it would mean for your career? it i can you even conceive what it would mean for your career?— mean for your career? if i lose here, mean for your career? if i lose here. what _ mean for your career? if i lose here, what business _ mean for your career? if i lose here, what business have - mean for your career? if i lose here, what business have i - mean for your career? if i lose | here, what business have i got in the sport? the po

joining me now is former vice chair roger ferguson of roger, great to see you. >> thank you, frank. >e outlook for the meeting? a pause or hawkish pause or rate hike >> i'm not as convinced as the market that the pause is baked in you say 80% expectation of a pause. i think it is a 50/50 close call most importantly, the big picture, if they do pause, as we see with other central banks, that does not mean they are over i think the market should brace for a fed continue to be hiking if this happens to be a pause. i think the pause here is really a closer call than the market expects. >> roger, that is a contrarian opinion. i think some people believe we may see a cut later on in the year what is the sense of a pause an another hike >> it is the data that is already out. markets continue to be tight, labor markets. 1.7 to 1.8 jobs for every unemployed person. higher than the norm wage continues to go up in terms of what is measured in the big numbers and what i hear anecdotally from fellow ceos overall, the picture is one of inflation and inflation pressure that are higher and stickier t

former manager, roger craig, has died. he helped turn the team around after years of losing. vern glenn gives us a look back at his life and career. >> reporter: a sad good-bye to roger craig who passed away today at the age of 93. a baseball lifer and lovable for eight seasons in san francisco. >> i feel good. >> reporter: gray red them to the world series and trails only bruce bach bochy. he won three world series with the pitchers and the dodgers and the cardinals. craig won another as a pitching coach on the 1984 detroit tigers team. i always saw him as a class half full guy. again his 586 wins, sixth most in giants history. third most in the san francisco era. >>> and thompson to clark. those were the days. the debt ceiling has been extended. but the economist and some lawmakers are still worried about the future of the economy. that's c kpix 5 news kpix 5 news kpix 5 news kpix 5 news oodbye stea heereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of meats. like beef, pork, chicken, a

roger and i are relying on this as well. is a vibrant place. >> you worked together on a number of different things. when you talk to people at home, they always say washington spends going out the door, but are they spending the right way? marshall, you both have different votes on the debt ceiling bill for different reasons. how would you talk to somebody about that? you talked about working across the aisle. >> i think bottom line is we want to do the most efficient thing possible with the dollar. we are in our communities in rural america, vermont, kansas, figuring out what's working and what is not working. this reconnect program is one that is working. vitally important to not just farmers, but also -- it is about us working together. whether you are in rural kansas or rural for months, the same challenges. we have educational challenges as well, and broadband, the price of prescription drugs, both in vermont and in kansas. the community pharmacists, they are in many cases the last health care person standing. the phar

maybe i can tag onto what roger was talking about. cannot emphasize more the carbon accounting questions around beccs or critical for figuring out the business case. we need to really get clear, very quickly, on what it is this beck's project is delivering into the market. you know how much energy is delivered, but the carbon renewal keys will be an essential revenue stream for this project. and for businesses and developers to actually get the work, they need to have clarity on what they are able to monetize. in a lot of ways, whether it is the landscape approach, which i think is a good way forward or some other approach, it is less of a scientific question. >> if you can get a bunch of scientist together to talk about this, i would love to hear your view. at this point, we need to make choices and we need to go down a path so you can get to work. there are different theories of how we can do the accounting but it is time to pick a path and go with it. >> roger, do you want to add? >> you were talking about the deals. >> the questio

, i appreciate your time >> thank you >> that's roger altman joining us on "closing bell. up next, break do you think the banks. we're just about an hour away from another big event, the stress test results hitting the banks. mike mayo is standing by and all month long cnbc is celebrating pride, sharing stories of corporate leaders with you sixth street partner and vice chairman marty chavez. >> people often tell me, marty, you're such a pioneer on wall street and i would say i don't see myself that way. i do see myself as somebody who's just myself. and i always felt that when i first came out to my interview in 1993, i came out in that interview just because that's how i did it. and i was out in silicon valley and saw no point in going back into the closet. so authenticity it's a lot of wasted time to pretend to be something that you are not. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade f

laura: rogers says that is why taylor pride will not stop holding events.e challenging their very existence stand at the door. for the pbs newshour, i am laura barron-lopez in taylor, texas. ♪ amna: a new investigative report reveals the roots of a growing movement to unravel a critical election integrity tool. the tool is called eric or the electronic registration information nter. simply it checks voter registration rolls from participating states against databases from other agencies, like social security or a state dmv. that helps states keep track of voters who passed away, or moved into or out of the state, translating into a more accurate and up to date list of eligible voters. npr's miles parks has covered election security for years. he joins me now to unpack what he found and the potential impact on voter rolls across the country. good to see you. this system is created to improve the accuracy of voter rolls to help prevent voter fraud. do we know if it was working? miles: i think election officials, both democrats and republicans say it was. i ha

i think roger hallam is clearly i've met roger hallam is clearly i've met roger hallam, i've interviewed but in any and i found that radicalised do with climate change. but in any and i found that really.ised him and i found that really fascinating. know, we don't fascinating. you know, we don't really farmers who are really associate farmers who are people radicalised people who become radicalised and i wonder if that'll happen more terms of their more and more in terms of their their protests. i mean, jacob rees—mogg said something really interesting in interesting the other day in regards to just stop oil, he said, extinction rebellion. said, or extinction rebellion. when have 50,000 people in when you have 50,000 people in central london, can shut central london, they can shut down traffic because there's almost utilitarian almost like a utilitarian argument there. know, you argument there. you know, you are trying to make a point and there's many you that i there's that many of you that i can understand the proportionality of it. but when it's 12 or 15 people, i just don't that's ri

i think roger hallam is clearly i've met roger hallam is clearly i've met roger hallam, i've interviewed but in any and i found that radicalised do with climate change. but in any and i found that really.ised him and i found that really fascinating. know, we don't fascinating. you know, we don't really farmers who are really associate farmers who are people radicalised people who become radicalised and i wonder if that'll happen more terms of their more and more in terms of their their protests. i mean, jacob rees—mogg said something really interesting in interesting the other day in regards to just stop oil, he said, extinction rebellion. said, or extinction rebellion. when have 50,000 people in when you have 50,000 people in central london, can shut central london, they can shut down traffic because there's almost utilitarian almost like a utilitarian argument there. know, you argument there. you know, you are trying to make a point and there's many you that i there's that many of you that i can understand the proportionality of it. but when it's 12 or 15 people, i just don't that's ri

william rogers may be, was his name rogers. i know his last name is rogers. uh, i believe that he knew it was a passenger plane and he was ordered to to shoot it down. and uh, unfortunately hundreds of innocent people lost their lives. it's, it's a great tragedy. i, i'm not aware. it's maybe maybe they did, but i'm not aware of the us government ever paid any kind of reparations or damages to the iranians families that, that lost family members on that flight. in 1981, the notorious terrace groups majority in a common organization known as the m k. o m u k. bomb, the headquarters, other ones as well. and the group public party killing several officials, including it, runs the injustice chief mohammed, the history activists. it'd be enter your 3rd group has enjoyed significant support from washington. drops out all you. is it the chevy and one of the engine main actions carried out by the moon offer? can your dean have led their supporters to stop packing them? despite their 40 years of support for the m k o, the west had to finally retreat from the terra grou

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roger: investors are quite greedy.ve all of his problems overnight. many of these are not new issues and have been issues for many years. it is a question about what stimulus is available, what is meaningful, what can move the needle, and what is more about rhetoric but perhaps we'll have less market impact. that is ultimately the challenge we have. people are expecting something to come. they don't know what it looks like and how pervasive and broad-based it is going to be but there is a skepticism that tools are in the toolkit to fix where we are at the moment. we have seen this a few times in the past and then suddenly, there is a policy surprise. what that policy surprise might look like we don't know, hence why it is a surprise but the reality is they have a lack of tools and toolkits. some are obvious and some less obvious. they are not unaware of what is going on. they are not unaware of this sentiment change that is happening. rishaad: that does not mean they are aware. roger: our view is it will be something c

william rogers may be, was his name rogers. i know his last name is rogers. uh, i believe that he knew it was a passenger plane and he was ordered to to shoot it down. and unfortunately hundreds of innocent people lost their lives. it's, it's a great tragedy. i, i'm not aware. it's maybe maybe they did, but i'm not aware of the us government ever paid any kind of reparations or damages to the iranian families that set lost family members on that flight. in 1981, the notorious terrace group, the majority in account organization known as the m k o m u k. well, i'm the headquarters, other ones as well on the cook public party during several officials including your own. then just as chief mohammed, the history activists, it'd be enter your 3rd group has enjoyed significant support from washington drop. sort of all you is that the chevy and one of the in humane actions carried out by the moon offer? can you, would your dean have led their supporters to stop packing them? despite their 40 years of support for the m k. o. the west had to finally retreat from the te

all right, that was professor roger falconer from curtis university. many thanks. indeed for your insights. pleasure to tennis now and now the joke of which has made history by winning the french open. this is a record breaking 23 grass. i'm title for the serbian superstar in the final it's real and got those junk of which beats norwegian caps for a rude and straight set. 766375. to capture his 3rd french open crown. the 36 year old is now the 1st man to win all 4 majors at least 3 times. and now to a food fight for a good cause. the world the custard pie championships have crowned a new winter this weekend. take a look at that competitors in england. it took aim at each other to raise funds for charity. contestants are only allowed to use their left hands and a hit in the face. scores counseling team by face had the recipe for success and back the title. the event has been taking place since 1967 and that's the latest on the the you news this. our off next is shift with details of a trained a i that can read brainwaves and other stories. i'm mary evan

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william rogers may be, was his name rogers. i know his last name is rogers. uh, i believe that he knew it was a passenger plane and he was ordered to to shoot it down. and uh, unfortunately hundreds of innocent people lost their lives. it's, it's a great tragedy. i, i'm not aware, it's maybe maybe they did, but i'm not aware of the us government ever paid any kind of reparations or damages to the iranians families that, that lost family members on that flight. in 1981, the notorious terrace group, the majority in a common organization known as the m k. o m u k. bomb, the headquarters, other ones as well on the car, public party dealing several officials including it, runs the injustice chief mohammad, the history activists. it'd be enter your 3rd group has enjoyed significant support from washington, strep throat, all you is at the chevy and one of the engine main actions carried out by the moon offer can, you, would you deem have led their supporters to stop packing them. despite their 40 years of support for the m k o, the west had to finally retreat from t

even rogers council on foreign indefensible . as a author, this breaks the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the professor, so you kind of gone over on retirement of the presidium of rushes council on foreign and defense policy and officer of a difficult but necessary decision. so preferences, i kind of got of surely the, one of the questions that comes out of your article is which european countries would you advise using tactical nuclear weapons on? because i have heard some people say a non conventional attack on say the ministry of defense in london, which is clearly sending soldiers as far as we know to the conflicts own, let alone, the british weaponry being pulled into ukraine. a non conventional attack. maybe that's feasible, you're arguing for a tactical nuclear strike, which countries it is the 1st of all of course i will be named. i will not name the countries of the options. the oldest of these are the countries which play a crucial and supporting lease along snack the emi

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this is what roger ailes did with fox news. roger ailes created this notion called narrow caching. this is fair and balanced is a joke. and he was a genius. he said, i'm going to give people a net work so that when they turn in on tune in, at any time of the day or night, they know exactly what they're going to get. they're going to get the world view that they want to see. they're going to see the world framed the news position that pretty much verifies their, their view. and that's where they're going to get cnn thought. well, we're going to bring more people than having trump on. and the town hall, by the way, listen to that. i mean, the, all the, all on i, i go to press pause on you because while i don't, i mean talking about verbal diarrhea. i mean, i love what you have to say. but man, if somebody doesn't stop you, nobody will let me ask you this. i mean, look, that this guy, this guy, chris licks the see and see how he's been kicked out now. you just said to me, maybe see an answer go hall called left the liberal. i mean, what, what do you, i mean, you talk about transgender

we think it helped aaron rogers or he thinks it may harm someone else.f body experience it not a perform enhancement drug. one more bit of contradiction. the nfl bans condition bills but not this . there is an inconsistency in nfl policy. >> that is a good points. first marijuana. then psychedelics. the slippery slope. thank you. >> there is. i'm for it a doctor should prescribe it. >> i like that. >> a big question no one asked the 2024 president yell candidates talking to you about it all week what is their plan to keep kids safe in school without infringing on the second amendment. we'll share responses next. i don't know how long it's been there. long enough to produce eggs, it seems. it would appear that it has begun moving towards us! visionworks. see the difference. weeds... they have you surrounded. take your lawn back with scotts turf builder triple action! gets three jobs done at once - kills weeds. prevents crabgrass. and keeps it growing strong. get a bag of scotts triple action today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. bass pro shops

fans criticise him at the time for a lack of loyalty but rogers won seven trophies in his first spell and says he will do all he can to maintain the success that they enjoyed under and sponsor cogwheel before he left for tottenham. chris mclaughlin has this report. he was celtics most successful manager since stevens, seven domestic trophies delivered and revered by the fans. the shock was palpable when he quit midway through the season in 2019. absolute disgusted the timing is shocking for the they've been through, two devastating. but now he's back. the ennis statement he said when i was given the privilege of being asked tojoin the given the privilege of being asked to join the club again it was a very simple decision for me and my family. we've enjoyed some great times at celtic before and this will be my goal again. to deliver good football and ensure we have a team we all love to watch and ultimately bring more success to our fans. ultimately bring more success to ourfans. so back to ultimately bring more success to our fans. so back to the fans. is it a case of forgive and forg

hablamos con roger garcÍa, veterano en operaciones submarinas, el seÑor garcÍa es grito de operacionesÓn digital". al escuchar usted la reacciÓn, lo que ocurriÓ, lo sorprende? es lo que estaba esperando que habÍa pasado? >> te agradezco por tenerme aquÍ. no estoy sorprendido. esta es una cosa que las personas que estaban haciendo el rescate tenÍan que pensar, que la cÁmara de construcciÓn, que a lo mejor fallÓ con la presiÓn del ocÉano, porque estÁ tan profundo, como la presiÓn adentro de esa cÁmara es como la de superficie, lo que pasÓ fue que algo fallÓ, entonces, la presiÓn lo aplastÓ asÍ como una lata de metal, es lo que pasÓ. carolina: cuÉntenos quÉ tipo de peligros cree que puede haber en esas aguas tan profundas que quizÁ hasta ese momento no habÍan sido contempladas? quÉ podrÍa, mejor dicho, cuÁnto tiempo cree usted que pasÓ para que este submarino hubiese implosionado? >> eso serÁ duro ahora para hablar de eso, a saber, porque como dijeron ustedes antes, fue como una hora y media cuando perdieron comunicaciÓn, puede ser que pasÓ en ese momento o a lo mejor perdieron comunicaci

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roger chapman appreciated it was nothing they could do.to remain as calm as possible, as little talking as possible. slept when they could. they also went through massive amounts of pain as a consequence of rationing the scrubber. that takes the carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and has to be operated and you can have all the oxygen you need. if you don't get rid of the carbon dioxide, that will kill you. so they had to ration, which produced agonizing headaches and made them very, very sick at the time. so it was an ordeal. the irony was the worst part of the rescue was hauling them to the surface. there was a storm at the time. the vessel was going up and down, so when it towed them to the surface they were being shook about and they found it extremely difficult. >> stephen mcginty, the perspective is surreal. thank you very, very much for sharing with us. >> thank you. >>> another republican throwing his name in the 2024 race for the white house. will herd is running. ♪ ♪ a bunch of dead guys made up work, way back when. ♪ ♪ it's our

durmiendo se consume menos oxÍgeno. >> rogers sabe que el rescate es una misiÓn enorme, pero espera quee tegucigalpa. son 46 mujeres fallecidas. las primeras investigaciones apuntan a un ajuste de cuentas entre pandillas. la pregunta es cÓmo entraron a la prisiÓn las armas usadas contra muchas de las vÍctimas. el reporte de lilian caballero. >> es el dolor, tristeza y consternaciÓn que viven decenas de familias que perdieron a sus seres queridos en el incendio por el enfrentamiento donde murieron 36 mujeres en una penitenciarÍa. sus dos hermanas estaban recluidas desde hace seis aÑos. >> el 1 de julio salÍan libres, lamentablemente esto es lo que pasÓ. tenemos una autoridad con corrupciÓn. >> espera recuperar el cuerpo de su madre y hermana y hace un llamado a las autoridades. >> ellos quedaron con esas responsabilidades y no se sabe cÓmo salir adelante. medicina >> medicina forense entregÓ 15 de los 23 cuerpos que muriero por arma blanca o arma de fuego. >> de acuerdo con expertos hacer las pruebas de and puede tomar entre una semana y un mes dependiendo del grado de quemadura. >> la c

gale rogers joins us now. hi, gale. that is where you live behind you, right?te story. you were going to have to change the hours because you couldn't find enough lifeguards. i'll bet your grandchildren are thrilled to see you watching them and knowing the pool in your community stays open. >> right, all residents are enjoying the pool. >> ainsley: what do you think of all the attention you are getting? >> i did not expect this. >> ainsley: i love your story, you were certified to become a lifeguard and neverbecame a lifeguard? >> i got certified. my brother became a lifeguard for a couple summers. >> ainsley: is the ifksz still good? >> it is only good for two years. >> ainsley: what was the physical test like? >> you swim 300 yards, float without using your hands for a while, tread water. hardest part was picking up 10-pound brick from the bottom of the deep end and swim back with it using your legs. >> ainsley: i am proud of you. you are so cute. gale, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> ainsley: have a great summer. fox news alert, we have brand-new vi

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roger, an honor to have you. know, the confluence of these decisions, roger, you've heard a lot coming from the left and progressives in general that these are not friendly to minorities. and not friendly to those who want some help. i don't quite know where the supreme court thing on student debt figures into that, but the affirmative action move in particular. if anything, it probably shows the strength of the conservative majority, but what do you think? >> well, on the minority's point, minorities were the ones being hurt by the decision. asian-americans in the harvard case were artificially capped and being held down. their seat at the table wassing with taken away -- was being taken away by an unjust reregime9 that the biden administration wants to perpetuate. i was so disappointed by president biden's statement. he's engaged in a campaign of massive resistance to the supreme court, he's saying they have to resist the dobbs decision on abortion and circumvent pro-life lives, he's saying we have to resist th

roger, thank you great to see you >> thank you >> by the way, a programming note you can catch rogerguson and other investors and experts and more at the virtual financial adviser summit today scan the qr code on the screen if you want to register or visit cnbcevents.com >>> before we head to break, a market flash retailer target raising dividend by 1.9% to $1.10 that is payable on september 10th yesterday, they had the annual meeting with investors it was closed to the public. from what i hear, a lot of questions about what is happening with the drop in sales and especially because of problems they had related to transgender clothing and how it kicked up. it is front and center for the culture wars between both sides attacking and taking stuff off the shelves and having it there in the first place. you see the stock up 51 cents. >> i thought it was a mistake. scott cohn again. >> look over your shoulder. >> a year? top states for business. was north carolina number one >> yes >> i heard that. >> come on over. >> top states for business scott cohen is here to tell us more i was right

roger, given that apathy that anne describes and the danger of it, does it surprise you more we haven'ty? i know they released that video. it's not dated. it's not clear when it was shot. he doesn't address what happened over the weekend which makes people wonder if this was an old video shot at some other point? >> i don't think it was an old video. i think it was a video to try to put down the uprising and in the end the uprising did evaporate. i'm not particularly surprised that he hasn't appeared. he doesn't really push himself on russians in a blatant way. when you're in russia, in moscow, anywhere for that matter, you never see a billboard with putin's face on it. you never see an image of him. and i think he -- i think his quasi invisibility at times and his invisibility over the last 48 hours, he thinks it's quite an effective way to maintain this hold he has on the russian people. i agreed with anne when she said that russians don't -- maybe don't really care if mr. putin's in power. i think most russians -- i mean, a million to 2 million have left since the war began, and they

former fed vice chairman roger ferguson igog bs intoe joining us he's with andrew out in aspen.ither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get paycom and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. - see you down the line. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here at the aspen ideas festival we were joined yesterday for a rare interview on squawk >> i this nk we probably will he a downturn many sides of the equation industry are coming under better control, but the goal of the fed is to reduce the heat in the economy. and one way to do that is to trigger some kind of recession it's been slow developing. some people think that the excess cash in people's pockets will start to run out around year end maybe it's an early 2024 event >> joining us now to talk more about the next set of decisions facing the fed, roger ferguson is here, former vice chairman of the federal reserve, cnbc contributor. it's great tosee you in person here in aspen. >> thank you it's nice to be with you >> i'm curious, he says early 202

talked to roger stone this weekend. >> i think he is a coward who didn't do his job.ately afraid of being impeached. you remember when the democrats were saying we are going to impeach bill barr there was no reason to impeach him. they were going to impeach bill barr. we had unbelievable in the administration. but we also had some that we got wrong. and bill barr was a mistake. >> bret: what's your reaction to all of that. >> he said i was a gutless low life and clearly i have a gut that will shed light on his veracity there. this is the usual stuff. >> bret: he says that he fired you? >> well, i resigned on december 14th. december 14th. >> bret: republicans point to two tiers of junk. one of them is the hillary clinton case. this is andrew mccabe talking about that those weren't classified documents those was simply the content of email exchanges deemed to be classified. these weren't documents with classified stampings on the tops and bottoms and cover sheets and all that kind of stuff. should it have happened? no. what we didn't have is evidence that hillary clinto

in 1973 , they managed to save roger chapman and roger malison, who were blocked for 78 hours.ee in the sunken bathyscaphe, but now people are stuck at a depth of almost 4 km and with good news that the weather in the area of ​​the rescue operation is improving , this webcam in the canadian city of sanjon is the closest to the place of emergency today in the search area. the crest of the anticyclone begins to move. the truth is the full extent of his influence. it will appear only tomorrow, but already now the main arrays of frontal clouds have receded further south, and it will rain in the afternoon. here they will be local and short-term. so there are chances for a successful outcome, but, frankly, they are not great. let's hope for the best. yes thank you. vadim vadim zavodchenkov with new details about the bathyscaphe that disappeared while diving to the titanic. checking the gas meter according to new standards this year, the system was improved so that unscrupulous tenants could not transfer their bills to you about how it all works, stas bernwald will tell you in the ins

in the same way, half a century ago, roger chapman and roger malison saved the bathyscaphe pool. 76 hourss still a record depth from which a person managed to get out, the cause of that accident was, by the way, attempts to improve the design of the device, which led to entanglement and breakage. it’s just that, on which it was lowered 50 years ago, people were saved, literally by a miracle, submariners. we got to the surface when the oxygen supply on the bathyscaphe was only 12 minutes. if instead of a miracle in the history of titanium stands known very soon. yes vadim thank you vadim zavodchenkov about the possible reasons the disappearance of the bathyscaphe during the dive to the titanic. and no hospitalization for those liable for military service , kiev has great difficulties with the counteroffensive. what excuses are already heard on the bank, until the russian was dug up, and the cops were stuffed with all the mines. the german press will be the ukrainians in the counter

the colts released ferry and rogers following the news.ndefinite suspensions can be appealed. >>> rapper travis scott will mott be indicted after the stampede at his concert at astroworld the decision does not impact the civil suit surrounding that night. scott and organizers live nation face lawsuits accusing them of negligence >>> the "new york times" cites three sources that say new york police believe there is evidence supporting the arrest of the woman who said jonathan majors hit her. the "creed iii" star was arrested in march after a woman says he assaulted her after a taxi ride. his lawyers say he was the one actually assaulted no additional arrests have been made overnight, "rolling stone" published a three-upon the investigation into majors. two dozen sources describe abusive behavior that goes back merely decades major vehemently denies all the allegations. >>> still to come, an explosive new look at the "dune" sequel. >>> and more on the generous move from beyonce e and kekelly rowland ththat has h-t-time sayg theieir name d d

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because a roger is not isolated and then an attack directly on using like an easter egg. basically, you're optical. your hours ago comes along. is it a coincidence or, or part of a pat? i guess i have noticed beneficial also my visual articles in uh less than most especial land or something. i know section chemicals are saying, i mean, no, no, they do use an eclipse because they are pairs i think on our, on the willingness to use force as they were residing on our um, uh, patients, uh for so many years a thing to that. we were wrong, we had been wrong for many years by not stopping the, the expansion because we tried to war. and i haven't been telling for 25 years, some others too. that is, it is not something to relate to. now i am saying that we for west and defensive extension is, and russian is myself to that would lead to world war 3. i was right on the 1st on my 1st production on that as well as my many others. and i her, i hope that my voice, oh well, we could, these will help us on the board 1st and the global war and your big war is already happening. and 2nd for