and so welcome back, ron and ron, and let's begin. so ron chernow, as you are writing your great work on grant, what was it that you most wanted to convey to readers about the great man whose 200th birthday we celebrate this evening. >> well first general, i want to say one honored is to be a part of this birthday celebration how privileged i feel to share the state with ron white and general petraeus. as much as i admire you -- ulysses s grant, his life is not in my groove to hip-hop beat. and anyway, -- [laughs] >> his hamilton moment will be without the hamilton play. >> exactly. to go back to what frank scaturro was saying, i wanted to write this book is i want to explain to a new generation of readers why the ulysses s grant monument was actually the single greatest attraction in new york city and why the people of that era venerated grant and regarded him with wonder. he seemed to be a part of this holy trinity of american greats then included george washington and abraham lincoln but i think that at this moment of racial reckon

at ron white. please come up for our colloquy for grant's bicentennial. that was an example of general petraeus demonstrating the airborne skills. well testing one two three. and testing one two three well good evening to you all sorry for the little drama of the announcement there. you have to make an entrance every now and then. thank you frank for the characteristically kind introduction. i hope that c-span will cut that part of the film. thank you. also frank for not mentioning in my bio that i was. runner up for time man of the year since the man who beat me out in 2007 was none other than vladimir putin. but good evening to all of you how wonderful it is to be in a room with? real people and real faces it is great of you to be here to support the grant monument association. hi, thanks again as always to ed hockman and especially to our president frank's couturo. and the grant monument association team that has pulled this evening's event together. as we celebrate the 200th birthday of the man

donald trump ron desantis jockey for position at of potential 2024 showdown. you have the two potential leading candidates both in florida. what are the strengths and weaknesses of both as presidential contenders. guest: you start with the former president, the strength is he has been there, done the job. the party base is still very firmly behind and excited about the former president. he now calls florida home. he used to brag that all roads to the white house lead to florida. it may actually be literally that in 24. in terms of the governor, governor desantis i think has the greatest story going, florida story. a sea of calm and positivity in the -- in covid. he's on his job of managing the state, the recent budget had record amounts for not just education and the environment encoding 500 million dollars for the everglades but also tax relief and $20 billion for the rainy day reserve. his record is really good, but beyond that he is sending a message that the republican base is really liking. a message that shows that the party itself has moved from being a

ron johnson's office tried to overturn an election.y are able to get the majority in either house, you can just imagine what's antics, what tricks they will try to pull. and this is the unfortunate reality we are experiencing because democracy just isn't working out for republicans. they have failed to keep up with the will the people, the issues that they support the things that they take on and challenge are so very unpopular, -- movement can be -- work to overturn our democracy. so that is what we are fighting for right now. and i do not want to wake up on november 9th, and june to see republicans gain more states in the u.s. senate, or ended up with a -- lives are at stake right now. >> we will have to leave it there. mandela barnes, thank you so much for the time tonight, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> that is all in on this wednesday night. msnbc prime is here with ali version. good evening, ali. >> many, thank you. that was a great conversation. i'm kind of fascinated. you and i both come from places where those universal hea

just like ron white's book. i'm always ready for the next chapter and i did that as i read the american ulysses and ron white was one of i think one of the three historians that really have restored general grant to his place in history. ron white's book hw brands book the subtitle, which was the man who saved the union if that doesn't say everything that needs to be said, i don't know how i'd say it and of course ron cherno's book and then to be here in the restored. the restored grant monument that hasn't gotten the attention it deserved over time. in fact yesterday. we were driving somewhere else and one of my staff asked where is the grant monument? and i said, well, that's right down there by that reflecting pool at the base of the at the base of the capitol and brett blanton who went to the naval academy with my son matt responsible for restoring this monument to one of our great army heroes, but one of our great military he rose and i think ron white and others have made the case the great president and a

ron i'm _ children's rounders, i'm astonished by it, ron.nd i want to wishjim a happy birthday. thank you for spending some of it with us. thanks to ron as well. hello. i'll start this forecast with a look back at what happened a month ago, during thejuly heatwave. because the met office have verified a new national record, the highest minimum temperature in a 24—hour period. that was at shirburn model farm in oxfordshire. temperatures overnight on the 19th ofjuly didn't fall below 26.8 celsius, the warmest overnight ever recorded in the uk. now, over the next few days, still got some warm weather on the cards, warm and humid for some, particularly in the east, but an area of rain edging its way eastwards, and that will gradually over the next few days, introduce some fresher conditions. so here is this fairly slow—moving weather front that's going to be dominating the weather throughout the day on wednesday, bringing a band of cloud and some outbreaks of rain for parts of the south—west of england, but more especially for wales, into northe

ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, and don't take it if you're on dialysis. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. a once-daily pill that goes beyond lowering a1c? on it with jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. >> the buses keep coming to new york city and washington d. c.. at first, hundreds, now thousands of migrants are arriving in the northeast after being sent by the governo

white house chief of staff ron klain. ron, thank you very much for joining us.tor brian schatz, who was actually crying on the senate floor when this was passed, he was so joyous. he said, this thing got killed and got revived, and got killed and got revived, all the way to the end. now, in all the time that i've been watching this kind of legislation in the senate, i've never seen one to get killed and revived, then get killed and revived again. usually, they get killed and revived, maybe once. usually, they get killed, and they never get revived. when did it start to come together? >> well, i think, lawrence, i think you actually have to go back to 2019, when president biden, then candidate for president, looked at why climate change legislation has never passed. it was because the folks who have been used in the past, or split people apart. and he campaigned on the idea that we could get climate change to a better place. we can combat this existential threat by putting forward a plan to create clean energy jobs in america, a plan to move this country to a cle

governor ron desantis supporters packed this room to hear him speak. governor wasn't even on the ballot today, yet he is taking this victory lap in what is dubbed "the keep florida free" tour. the governor rising to national prominence during the pandemic with controversial policies and divisive takes on hot-button issues. many wonder if he has aspirations for the white house. before then, congressman charlie crist going up against governor ron desantis, an uphill battle for crist. for democrats, when this could be a test how to succeed in 2024. >> are you going to turn out this november so we can keep this state free? >> reporter: ron desantis celebrating despite not even being on the ballot in today's prime pulmonary. the bigger question, can anyone defeat desantis for governor in november? tonight, democratic voters overwhelmingly electing the more moderate candidate, congressman charlie crist, as their best hope. >> i'm so proud to have earned the support for the democratic nomination to be the next governor of the state of florida. >> reporter: th

ron con. ray rendered report wordpress, that enron con, maybe erected thousands of people gathered outside to record over. now a body also making us caught it all that stuff or do we didn't read the sticker that fought right now. the roads leading to lame rock on vented inflicted iterated on i hated go off on the outskirts of islam. i bought it completely, great off with fake waco all are trying to make their way through a bronze, wretched. and i've got the fucking 25 minutes of that box for he also discussing the issue with some of a major or a listen partners to what they're doing next. that is going to be a different their job because i was in college and of it, the board defected to wait to country white protest and wrong on that the government and going to get pissed on and i vocal football, proven and got fun job proven then focused on the admin that there we go. go to red cross, go daddy. i edwin. be a huge. it would have i do it. in fact, i've gone to the government in a different posi

he will take on income and republican ron desantis in november. crist was elected governor in 2006, when he was a republican he's been serving in the u.s. house since 2017. >> make no mistake about it. this guy wants to be president of the united states of america, and everybody knows it. however, when we defeat him on november 8th, that show is over! >> also in florida, former u.s. president donald trump's new lawsuit, stemming from the fbi's search of mar-a-lago is getting pushed back from the federal judge. >>> the judge said, a friday deadline was set for trumm's lawyers to clarify their request for a special master to review evidence seized by the fbi. it comes, as we are learning about a letter from the national archives to trump's legal team.it confirms more than 700 pages marked classified, and special access were recovered from mar-a-lago by the archives team in january. according to the letter, archives officials shared the documents with the intelligence community back in may. so, an assessment could be done on potential damage over how

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i think ron desantis will heed those words.s out there testing the national waters as well, and now it's going to be his opportunity to prove to the donor class and the grass democrroots that he c execute. >> is florida solidly red? >> look, i think it's moving. i think we have to be careful about making any blanket assumptions in the environment in which we live. but the reality is our partisan divisions are getting deeper, and florida has been, you know, trending in a way that, you know, i see it -- i don't think it's going to become a place where democrats can reliably win anytime in the near future. it doesn't necessarily prevent a surprise here and there. but i think in a strong republican year like this one, with a democratic incumbent in the white house who's got low popularity numbers, it's hard to see it being anything other than that. >> was it gill am who ran against desantis. he came pretty close. >> so much money and attention on that race. the polls seem to suggest that andrew gillum would win that race. you see s

, all joking aside, did ron desantis make the right call or should he have confronted them? i think he's a trail blazer, no republican should go anywhere near "the view," it is not the show it was even six years ago and not what barbara walters had led for all the years when she launched it 25 years ago. strong opinions is one thing, unhinged, reckless, persona attacks the other. when you're a conservative on the show, and your name is anna, youure not conservative, she voted for joe biden and ron desantis, you can't call yourself conservative. unless being ambushed and debate not based in fact are reality, but based on personal fears, go on the show. if you are sane and sober, stay away from it, there is zero upside except giving them ratings. >> carley: i understand ron desantis is coming from. joe, you are always welcome here, we would never talk ill of you, thank you for joining us. >> joe: carley, you are like my best friend, if we were on an island and there was only one way to get off, after i got off, i would speak warmly of you and say how fond i was of you. >> todd

ron _ nomination? if you look at polling, ron desantis - nomination?oing very well in head—to—head match ups. donald trump is still a favourite among voters but that margin has been opening up in recent months and ron desantis clearly has presidential ambitions and in the speech today he tested out the messages you may use for the presidential run, talking about education rights and talking about fighting against transgender athletes in college tra nsgender athletes in college in transgender athletes in college in high school sports. he stands against covid restrictions, that got him a lot of approval and support among republicans during the pandemic. he points to that as one of his major achievements as governor in florida. msg as governor in florida. also tonight. — as governor in florida. also tonight. the _ as governor in florida. also tonight, the race _ as governor in florida. also tonight, the race in - as governor in florida. also tonight, the race in new. as governor in florida. also tonight, the race in new york, a special election they're re

ron johnson's office tried to overturn an election.you can just imagine what's antics, tricks that they're trying to pull. this is the unfortunate reality that we are experiencing, because democracy is just not working out for republicans. they're trying to keep up with the will of the people, the issues that they support, the things that they take on and challenge. it is so very unpopular -- >> yes. [inaudible] >> it would be if they were to overturn our democracy. that's what we're fighting for. i don't want to wake up on november 9th, and just to see republicans gain more seats in the u.s. senate. or ended up with -- [inaudible] lives are at stake right now. >> we will have to leave it there. mandela barnes, thank you so much for your time tonight, we appreciate it. that is all in on this wednesday night, msnbc prime starts right now with ali velshi, good evening. mehdi thank you great conversation i'm kind of fascinating. you and i both come from places where there is universal health care. it's 15 models for doing this around the

we have someone like him, ron hahn was truly a leader. somebody who has a vision for august and he wants to change the country for the better. and the forces of the school want to stonewall him. they want to make sure that he exists the political scene. and the reason why they see him run as a threat is because him bron exposes their shenanigans, the corruption. and he talks about accountability. so if i was to use to describe him, ron relevant in today's bucket study, political climate, i would say that this is boxed on camino moment where you have a ruler who has the backing of the vast majority of the people. the people are fed up of corruption, the fed up of nepotism and they want the system to be cleansed of all the corruption which has been eating into their income. it has been eating into their prospect for betterment in the future. be entire system today is stacked against him. rhonda con, they want to oust him. they want to make sure that he remains out of state and he never makes a come back. but if you look at him, runs history

where ron desantis may differ, he has more policy detailed mind .ention to the mechanics of governing and implementing policy, where donald trump is much mo of the big picture kind of a show man. we will see if ron destis enters into the presidential race in 2024, whether that type of difference will be able to resonate with republican voters. >> very briefly, if you can, what other votes have we seen over the last couple days that tell us which direction the political wind is blowing in the u.s. >> we had an interesting special congrenal election in new york for a congressional seat that joe biden won in 2020. there is a democrat running against a republican. a lot of people thought the republican would win, but the democrat won. this chose it will be a hard-fought midterm electio -- this shows it will be a hard-fought midterm election in november. >> in ethiopia, fighting has broken out between the army and rebel forces in the country's north, shattering a month long cease-fire. . it is a blow to efforts to end the conflict, which has killed thous

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of course ron desantis did the right thing here.ot willing to do his job by enforcing the law. what makes the story significant in my mind, far too many republicans are too weak or cowardly to take the kind of actions desantis just took. there are many red state governors that basically sit back and do nothing as these liberal george soros funded state attorneys, like you said, pick and choose which laws they want to follow and which ones they don't want to enforce. in fact a couple of days ago, 88 elected prosecutors, mostly attorneys general and district attorneys signed a letter vowing not to enforce anti-abortion laws. many prosecutors come from red states like texas and georgia. so the big question here is, why aren't governors like brian kemp or greg abbott doing the same thing that ron desantis just did? elizabeth: you know the governor also used colorful language. he said quote, we're not going to allow this pathogen nationwide of ignoring the law, get a foothold in the state of florida. i mean we see it here in new york. we

when he and ron desantis in this environment. that being said i think it can be a close race. >> well kelly, which at city think charlie has here? >> i think it is a really uphill climb. i really can't disagree with dented that regard. i would say that although florida is not his fairly a highly red state. it is a very particularly red state. what i mean by that is your publican governor, secretary of state, attorney general, both houses and both chambers of the state legislature. both u.s. senators. they are republicans. democrats haven't shown that they can win a statewide election in quite some time. charlie -- -- lost to him in 2019. and rhonda santas is more pop than he was in 2018 when iran. so it is definitely an uphill battle. not insurmountable, but definitely uphill. >> charlie, democratic congresswoman, val demings is projected to win the democratic senate primary. and challenging committee gop senator, marco rubio, who's already putting out negative ads about her. what are demings chances in the very republican state

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and what we are seeing tonight could possibly be a launchpad for ron desantis�*s presidential bid, theon? right now, if you look at polls, ron desantis is doing fairly well in a head—to—head match ups against donald trump. donald trump is still the favourite among republican voters across the country, but that margin has been cut in recent months. ron desantis clearly has presidential ambitions and his victory speech today here on the stage, he tested out some messages he might use to run for president, talking about education rights and parental rights, which is a big issue for conservatives, talking about fighting against transgender athletes in college and high—school sports. and, of course, his stand against covid restrictions. that was something that got him a lot of approval and support among republicans and during the pandemic. he points to that as being one of his major achievements as governor here in florida. also tonight, the race in new york, a special election there that has been regarded as a potential bellwether for the midterms, i believe. tell us about that. it is. tha

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i think an event with ron desantis and j.d. vance in ohio today asked journalists to give them access to the footage in order to get entry into the event. this just makes that echo chamber even more echoey are, if you. well >> that's the problem is, it's bubble think. a lot of these candidates don't understand who the primary is over. because the crazy stuff, and the aluminum foil hats, and as sam sud are working in the primary, not enough, but a lot to when in many places. but they're getting to a different general election, which is a different ball game. and they took a look at the trump, and they took a look at the crazy, and all of sudden democrats were in trouble aren't. i will put one caveat to this, you look, back you have a lot of -- look back to 1980. if it is a big enough wave of box of hammers can get elected to the u.s. senate. that's still a question. these campaigns can be really wobbly to me. herschel walker in georgia. you know? it's not what you call an ideal campaign. the campy'll staff were passing bottles o

ron desantis and charlie crist is insulting voters in the sunshine state.who support the governor should stay with him and i don't want your vote, i want the vote of the people of florida who care about the state. >> carley: is that the smartest thing to say when the media gave him a one in 292.2 million chips to win? joe concha responds to that coming up next. ♪ ♪ it's electric... made extraordinary. ingenuity... in motion. it listens, learns, adapts and anticipates your every need. with intelligence... that feels anything but artificial. the eqs from mercedes-benz. it's the car electric has been waiting for. if you have age-related macular degeneration, there's only so much time before it can lead to blindness. but the areds2 clinical study showed that a specific nutrient formula can help reduce the risk of dry amd progression. ask your doctor now about an areds2 supplement. subway's drafting 12 new subs, for the all-new subway series menu. let's hear about this #7 pick, from a former #7 pick. juicy rotisserie-style chicken. you should've been #1. this is

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boris and ron were in the class that wrote the play. ron and russ were in the class where i traumatized them by dragging them through all of sheldon's politics envision. i taught and russ was not in the class but russ just got out in july after 32 years. and so -- they've all read the book, ron and, boris helped edit the book. but i'm going to set it up and pass the mic to them and they can begin to pull out from that experience in the book what they think is salient and important. so i went in to teach this class at east jersey state prison through the mj step program which is run out of rutgers and allows people on the inside to earn their associates and their b.a. and i wanted them to read the great playwright amir baraka, the red dutch-man, the great august wilson, miguel piniero, and others and it was clear when i got into the class that very few members of the class had much experience with theater and drama. so i suggested they write scenes as an exercise. what i didn't know is that one of the students in the class, kabi, r, in a

. >> wisconsin republican ron johnson is one of the most dangerous and ignorant republican members ofieutenant governor, mandela barnes is now the democratic nominee running against ron johnson. lieutenant governor barnes will join us next, you just heard what stuart stevens said about the importance of elections like this. the future of the country is at stake. that's next. complete multivitamin plus an extra boost of support for your immunity, brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effe

ron, i mean what a difference four years has made for ron desantis, narrowly winning the governorship ago. is it these cultural issues that really got him not only state recognition obviously but even national? >> yeah. yes, to a large extent, and that's why it is such an interesting choice for democrats between crist and fried. i mean you do have the generational difference we talked about in new york. crist is 20 years older, but really it is a microcosm of the choice democrats face, very similar to the one they faced in the 2020 presidential election on how to respond to a trump-era republican party that is consistently elevating culture war candidates like ron desantis who are running very polarizing, in his case, administrations and campaign, who has pushed to the absolute vanguard of conservative positions on teaching of race and gender in classrooms, the don't say gay bill, abortion bans all across the board. the choice the democrats face in responding to that, one camp says, okay, if republicans are going to polarize on cultural issues, we have to find democrats who can turn o

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ron, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good to see you. >> carley: good to see you.ay's primary in florida and new york. that includes some of the most consequential races of the election pieces so far. we will find out who's facing ron desantis in november as the race for marco rubio's senate seat heats up. >> todd: new york's major -- pitted against each other with another democrat facing a real progressive threat. the republicans on the ballot today and she is here next. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and we're saving a ton. go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. ♪ ♪ >> todd: today is primary day in new york and florida where democrats are set to decide who will face off against ron desantis in november. >> carley: meanwhile in the state, and then, out of a job when jerry nadler and carolyn maloney go head-to-head. monitoring the race from washington, kevin good morning. >> morning, guys that time of year primary day and the

ron klain, thank you for being my guest tonight, ron. keep doing the hard work.thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me, alex. >> up next, the judge who authorized the search of donald trump's florida home says he will release a redacted documents detailing why it all went down, tomorrow. andrew weissmann joins us next. new reporting tonight on who is behind the latest front and right wing culture wars in an effort to take over the nation school boards and control with teachers can say. stay with us. hers can say stay with us new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. and tonight's winning numbers are 18, 18 55, 39, 71, and 43 we won! yes! noooo... noooo... noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and each sheet is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. i'll hold onto that. bounty, the quicker picker upper. among my patients, i often see them have t

mr ron desantis by _ comes to state elections. mr ron desantis by many _ comes to state elections.n i desantis by many seams is a natural successor to president trump. what sets the two apart and what makes them similar to each other? thea;r them similar to each other? they definitely have _ them similar to each other? they definitely have stylistic _ definitely have stylistic similarities with the ron desantis who is in the government manchin up in tallahassee and donald trump spent a lot of time here at mara loto. they like to lean into cultural issues, they like to throw red meat to the base. i think where ron desantis may differ is he it has eight more policy detailed mind. he pays attention more to the mechanics of governing and implementing policy where donald trump is much more of a big picture kind of a show man. we will see if rhonda santos enters into a presidential race in 20 —— ron desantis, whether that type of difference will be able to resonate with republican voters. what difference will be able to resonate with republican voters.— difference will be able to resonat

more byron donalds -- bye ron donalds joining us. >>> quick break, and senator ron johnson is here withwhat an fbi whistleblower told him was the directive inside the fbi on hunter biden's laptop. plus, reaction to media and big tech censorship. it's all right here and next. stay with us. ♪ about two years ago i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at longlivedogs.com ♪ >> the fbi basically came to us, some folks on our team, and was like, hey, just so you know, like, you should be on high alert. there was -- we thought there was a lot of russian propaganda in the 016 election -- 2016 election, we have it on notice that basically there's about to be some kind of dump of, similar to that, so just be vigilant. it turned out after the fact when the fact checkers looked into it, no one was able to say it was false. maria: that was facebook founder mark zuckerberg admitting on the joe rogan podcast that i

that's not a view of freedom that i think ron desantis should be bragging about.ually served ran against in the u.s. senate when mark rubio is going for president. he believes deeply that he's been ordained to be president of the united states. i think you're seeing that in the ways governing and always campaigning. the problem is that in a republican primary mike pence also thinks he's been ordained to be president of the presidents united states. god will have to sort that. out >> the enquirer criticized it desantis's recent trip to pennsylvania, saying it's barely hidden fascism. your thoughts? >> this whole ammunition from god thing. the only people who are on a mission from god rj can elwood from the blues brothers. it's not the same thing. that's very clear. the larger issue is this. everybody knows he's terrible. i think what's interesting in our discussions about desantis is that if you look at his numbers in his own state, he pulls only 50%. brian cap is more popular. abbott who can't keep the lights on in winter storm is more popular in texas. ron desant

let me turn back to -- >> yes >> let me turn back to ron ron, we've been talking about you constantly since you left us you said nice things >> everything is nice. make the case here on the transitory 2.0, shall i put it that way i think right now we're starting to see a lot of indicators that indeed inflation is a passing phase if you will. transitory doesn't mean two months it never did we had bursts of inflation that fell back to normal or normal in the post war years in many ways, we're starting to see not just commodity prices following and home prices following and shipping costs falling, i was talking to a luxury rv manufacturer the other day. he's getting parts they're coming in on time. and he's able to negotiate with some of the vendors on pricing that is something we is not heard throughout this entire cycle. i think we're going to see this become a more common phenomenon in the weeks and months ahead. entrenched consumer psychology with respect to inflation is not the problem that the fed feared. so i really think that, you know, in prior periods, it must have felt just as

ron con, online and beyond, you see him, ron con, potentially leading us out of this situation. the message from him will be to hold general elections as soon as possible because only a government with fresh date will be enough for addition, delivered to the people of pockets on fierce fighting as containing and ukraine in the eastern village of fiscal is by russia, claiming full control over the area marshes, military has allied forces liberated in the south to club down the people's republic on saturday. since invading you kind in february, moscow's forces have concentrated their assets on seizing the don't mass region, which is composed of the 2 breakaway regions of don, the ads and the hands of the governor is upper region, is called fed demilitarization, around europe's largest nuclear power plant. and for international agencies to enforce it, russia and ukraine of tried to blame for shelling around the facility. spot fears of a nuclear catastrophe. not. not because i'm a buck. so currently the situation continues to be tense. thank god to happen, child objects, which posin