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s. sam exporter, i mean that's going to hurt your profit. been your bring your money back home from overseas. the behavior is a fair to offer new sets. the tone for other central banks doesn't have several businesses outside of the state. so, so be taking note of today's decision. yeah, clearly i mean, you will see that quite often that when something had been sent disconnected at spades and specially walter was the federal reserve firm other a central bank so follows you would actually, i believe this week load, we have about 12 to 13, a central banks around the globe who are toying with some increasing and their rates into a certain sense. i mean they, they have to because the wider the gap between rates in the united states and somewhere else and a planet. i mean, that pushes earl or ports a lot of capital into the u. s. a. system and other countries, one, bed capital 2. and then also when we talk about term bit higher rates in the u. s. and the effect that that has on the dollar that clearly is also affecting our business. so somewhere e

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on behalf of my families at sam 's i want to thank you for your interest in support of our programs and for supporting the nation's behavioral health. i would be pleased to answer any questions and look forward to our discussion, thank you. >> thank you, miss johnson? >> chair mary, senator cassidy, and members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about the work of the health resources and services administration to address the opioid crisis. which, as is hearing demonstrates, is increasingly a fentanyl crisis. i am carole johnson administrator of the house resources and services administration, the agency in the department of health and human services that is home to the federal office of rural health policy, community health centers, the hiv aids program, federal behavioral health workforce training programs, and our federal investments into maternal and child health. across our work we are seeing the impact of fentanyl use in the historically underserved communities that we serve. including urban, rural, and tribal communities. and, we are committed to imp

actually accepting membership fees, which i thought was incredible, but look, they aren't following sam 'sfirst time in nine years . costco raises maybe every five to six years, so they are due and the ceo says at some point they will have to do that, however, you know the hot dog staying at 1.50 for your hot dog and drinks. stuart: glad to know that. that's the best bargain in retail. >> that's why you go to costco for the deal. stuart: actually it's not. it's a great store to shop in. >> bulk discount. stuart: it really is cheap. so long as you can tag on to somebody else's membership, simple as that. >> [laughter] revealing too much, stu. you don't pay your own membership fees at costco? lauren: who pays it? stuart: leave me alone. let's talk apple tv. trying to get a piece of sports and now apple music just got a big run in the super bowl. what do we know about this? >> so i think this is a sign of the time. apple music takes over from pepsi as a sponsor of the super bowl half time show, and reports say that apple's paying $50 million a year to sponsor the half time show. that's peanut

sam. what would you say about that? it�*s panellist, sam. what would you say about that?wed to succeed. it is very worrying in europe to see that some of the coalition in the united states, which is played a very vital and important role so far in terms of stopping putin in ukraine, less worrying. lode stopping putin in ukraine, less wor inc. ~ . stopping putin in ukraine, less wor in. . ., ., stopping putin in ukraine, less wor inc. ~ . ., ., stopping putin in ukraine, less wor inc. . ., ., ., ., stopping putin in ukraine, less wor inc. ., ., ., ., ., stopping putin in ukraine, less wor inc. . ., ., ., ., ., ., worrying. we are going to head to a ruick worrying. we are going to head to a quick break- — worrying. we are going to head to a quick break. it's _ worrying. we are going to head to a quick break. it's a _ worrying. we are going to head to a quick break. it's a pleasure - worrying. we are going to head to a quick break. it's a pleasure having l quick break. it�*s a pleasure having you all on the programme and to stay with this we would talk about donald trump and

meanwhile, back at bingo lingo, they were getting into the eurovision mood with sam ryder�*s spaceman a chat to emelia from hartlepool. if you were going to choose a city for eurovision? it's got to be here. the atmosphere is a party, always, here. don't you think? liverpool, get your torches out! i think we can safely say when it comes to eurovision, the city is more than up for it. david sillito, bbc news, liverpool. # i'm up in space, man...# the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, has told city investors he is confident in long—term growth after markets reacted badly after his mini budget on friday. let's go to liverpool live. how will he pivot the party and his leadership to face the new political and economic realities? joining me this afternoon... times radio presenter columnist and former labour adviser ayesha hazarika, the spectator�*s deputy political editor katy balls and shadow foreign secretary david lammy. keir starmer arrived at the conference centre a little while ago. this is the scene at the moment, as delegates gather to hear from the labour leader in about a quarter of an

before looking at the charts, what wie do know topped the sam time the s&p topped last part, early partthis year. it bottomed almost the same day. its bottom one june 18th s&p was june 17th. yet all of the trading since the bottom feels like just a pause before moving lower. let's look at a chart at june and see if we can figure it out. so that's one way to draw the lines. we see that low on june 18th it moves as much as 40% off the low, s&p moving 20 but we're reapproaching that level sort of dangerously, just as certain stocks have if we pull that back further, it's a three-month chart the. >> is-month looks at it in more relief again, we're working into what you call the apex of that formation, which is to say you can't just sit here and go flat. you either come to life in a big way, or you break down we're in the latter camp we think it breaks down. looking at long-term charts, the key level, and everyone knows this is where we are in relation to the trend line for the past two years, and also the 2017 high which you'll see that on the final chart. what this does is this shows where

s. findings match her groups investigations. yeah. oh, good much, sam. they found a crime against humanity. we forgot to detention and discrimination. they from syria of human rights violations, sweeping the pension a motel to torture, sexual violence, violation, so reproductive rights. they calmed by, issues of freedom of religion. so overall, they matched very way. what we found with human rights watch found went to number of other weigle human rights organization as found. but they add something. ease again, changes that report because it's coming from the un because it's coming from a high commissioner rule. until recently, it was really doing everything she could to avoid a crazy sizing china and because china has made such effort to send so the report. so the fact that keeps coming out the fact that it is quite strong, either game changer for the international community. we want to get to the delay in publishing in a 2nd, but 1st of all, the report contents stopped short of calling china's action a genocide or something similar like god. is that a

the new you s hyphen champion beats and in sams, davis cup tie against canada. finally, ah, head starts in ukraine, where the president vladimir and ski says investigate is found evidence of torture among bodies found in a mass burial size. in the northeast and city of his u. m. at least 450 bodies have been discovered just days after the city was recaptured from russian forces and its allies. some of them were found with their hands tied behind their backs. president zalinski says it's proof of possible russian war crimes. and sco live to hood abdul hamid. she joins us now from harlow cave. so just how gruesome is the picture looking after the russian pullback where it is looking gruesome on many levels. this is, is im, is now a desolate city. completely destroyed is barely a building that hasn't been at least partially damaged and i'm talking about civilian targets here. apartment blocks, schools, pharmacies, the church is so certainly a very desolate picture. and then these are now as investigators, as are looking through what happened. they're talking to people, they discovered this

well, you were recently on a visit, as were a number of people 's deputies of ukraine in the united states of america . sams what we received, then his assistants said that the president meant that we would receive well, this is still money and a good signal, uh, what was it possible to agree on in the united states, and did we manage to convince our partners there of that what do we specifically need now for the counter-strike, that is , maybe somewhere to maintain the front or there is no need to convince anyone there, everyone understands everything, those questions maybe and for some other reason, please, well , the main negotiations are, after all, conducted by our ministry of foreign affairs , people they appointed we were like a delegation of deputies. we also had our own tasks. we talked with ambassador oksana markarova there, and we also received tasks, and immediately afterwards, when we spoke with our colleagues, they were voiced because you say hello here, there is no special need there we will say a lot to ask because people understand and support us, but the very fact of saying the specifics o

street pro carol roth, texas attorney general ken paxton, former congressional investigator sam dewey and "the hill"'soe concha. we have a jam-packed show. look at this, the judge orders the white house, dr. fauci to turn over their emails to a state ag lawsuit at that alleges they colluded with tech guy acts to giants to such suppress and censor free speech. we'll shoal you hundreds of billions of your dollars wasted in pandemic fraud. joe manchin growing list of democrats slamming biden's student loan bailout as wrong. eric adams, mayor of chicago personally attack the governor of texas for busing illegal immigrants to their cities. like the white mouse, like the president, are not going to the border. seattle teachers on strike first day of school. and this california teachers union reportedly tried to do opposition research on parents opposed to school shutdowns. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. >> welcome to the show. look at that, all the indices are in the green. market pricing in possible 3/4 of point rate hike for the federal reserve this month. looks like the mar

he has been pushing for months for the pentagon to supply the advance, not sams surface to air missile systems. but as the u. s. has already provided many, $17000000000.00 of military equipment to ukraine, including high mas, multi rocket launch systems that local authorities in don't, must say that have been used in a tax on residential areas. the former top commander of us, all the forces in europe says he believes the training military will answer crimea within the next year. i believe it is very possible that ukraine will push russian forces back to the 2003 february line by the end of this year, and that ukraine will liberate crimea for the 1st half of next year. meanwhile, ukraine's presence, unless he has still pistols with russia, saying that negotiations are impossible. is that sir, she rushes, implementation of the so called crimea scenario, and another attempt to annex ukrainian territory. only that there is nothing to talk about with this president of russia. my, this is clear and obvious. he's also kirkwood husky, a retired us air force, lieutenant colonel says that piece is still far away, is was

s. so been the $23.00 time ground sam champion is hunter and pending retirement on hold. shabbots yourself. another singles match you. ah, it is just after 10 hours gmc, we begin this d as our, with up to developing use out of ukraine, where a team of you and experts is making a perilous journey to assess the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant. ah, both ukraine and russia blaming each other for the attacks near the russian occupied zap regime nuclear plant in southern ukraine. that's led to hours of delay to the you as much anticipated mission to the facility has been heavy shelling in the area and along their pre arranged routes, ukraine's nuclear agencies, as one of the 6 reactors has been shut down because of russian water attacks. i am going to consider the possibility of establishing a continued presence of the i. e, a at the plant which we believe it's indispensable to stabilize the situation and to get regular, reliable, impartial, neutral updates or what the situation is there. so we shall slack we are moving now . thank you for your interest is very important that the

s. >> it was amazing, historic, what it sam kass used to say, unprecedented. girl like me, she was never supposed to be up there next to jacqueline kennedy. tkennedy and dolly madison. di. she was never supposed to livel' in this house. and she definitely wasn't supposed to serve as first lady . >> lau >> laura , i love the lookra on barack obama's face. as michelle speaks, he looks like he's midway through a colonoscopidway without anesthesia. she drags on and on anye woul more board and he'd be us. >> i mean, he he just when she o firstquiet, when i g of all, why this?: wh >> she must she continued toconn refer to herself iuen the third person. story. we all know her story. she's a global celebrity.cele britworth a couple hundred milln dollars. that just happened. p okay, we get it. yeah, but the worst part, laura , were the actualrack's portraits. but rocklis looked likkee a phoa photo. somebody snapped out on their. phone. in this violabama painting. she looks like viola davis. dav. sh she is becoming viola davis.thin >> i mean, look at this. she's got thi

this is sam burns playing for the u. s. team on day 2. and he managed to think this huge 80 foot pot that was for an ego. he and pon, scottish definite type, there might say, the american still have a big lead over the international take. in major the baseball chicago cubs, rookie hayden was ascii had an evening. hello. remember, the $24.00 wrote it delivered and immaculate ending again to pittsburgh pirate. a stroke camp 3 butters, in the 5th and with the minimum 9 pitches. it was just for the parents in the majors. the clubs went on to win. the reach that paid was nasty. that is all your fault for me. it's back to mary. i'm in london. all right, lovely, thanks very much. jemma will oversee this is the most famous element of the power skyline. now the eiffel towers officially started tiny it flight off early in a bit to save energy twinkling lights on the walls. renowned landmark, turned off for 11 45 pm local time on friday. instead of the usual time, 1 am. as the city prepares for rising energy costs. sneeze allen, a few more years. ah

sam stovall from cfra. as we leave on "worldwide exchange." we're down 2% this week on the dow. 3% on the nasdaq s between. we have a great bounce from yesterday afternoon. otherwise the week to date picture would be worse that does it for "worldwide exchange" on this friday coming up on "squawk box" with the jobs numbers is becky and mike santoli and steve liesman don't go anywhere. stay with cnbc it was just take, take, take. so i broke up with bad banking and moved to sofi checking and savings. now i get higher interest, pay no account fees, and get my paycheck two days early. break up with bad banking. get 2.00% interest, pay no account fees, and get your paycheck up to two days early. download the sofi app and earn up to $300 when you set up direct deposit. sofi. get your money right. pst. girl. you can do better. you set up direct deposit. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do

sam really frankly be planted later . wild leaders have also come to pay their respects to the late queen. among those heading to london's westminster hall was u. s. president joe biden. just one of the hundreds of leaders who have arrived in the british capital ahead of monday's state. funeral london's police force is already gearing up what promises to be the largest security operation in its history. some royal enthusiasm making the own preparations for the funeral procession. camping out on the street in a bid to secure a good spot to catch a glimpse of the queen's final farewell. while a correspondent jack parrot sent this report from london about the final day of the queen's lying in state. the culmination of these days of mourning of queen elizabeth the 2nd is now coming to a head with the funeral. monday of queen elizabeth that will take place in westminster. abbey, just a stone's throw away from westminster hall, where she has been laying in state for for 5 days now. with the thousands and thousands of people, the british public turning out to pay their respects to her coffin has been laying in state there. and indeed, world leaders from

beheading a young mother in the middle ofa sam carlos street appeared totally unresponsive as he faced faced a judge for the first time time today. jose rafael solano s attorney asked for a delay to assess whether he is competent to stand trial. isexpeed to take eight weeks. >> is better to get this taken care of now to determine whether whether he is competent to stanl then to do it en e about ready to start a trial. >> the suspect is accused of beheading karina castro with a samurai sword outside of her apartment last week. the two have a child together. the d.a. says the victim had a restraining order which the suspect may have violated multiple times prior to this ki. this killing. >> we really need to take it seriously and understand that every single case could become a a legal case. >> and there will be another heg in the case tomorrow to appoint evaluating physicians. there are are other stories we are following around the bay area. three hikers struck by a falling falling tree in san jose are actually pretty lucky. they suffered only minor injuries when that tree toppled over a rugged trail that they were hiking around at around 10:00 this m

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sam, appreciate the time today. >>> as we head towards the close, market has sort of narrowed its earlier losses a little bit, but not terribly much spping below the flat line down to about 82 points nasdaq continues to be the under performer here market breadth you see there 3-1 declining to advancing u.s. dollar index making new multidecade highs. that's been a macro pressure point as well as a volatility index. fixed a little higher into the share nap does it for "closing bell." now it's scott wapner in "overtime. >>> thank you very much. welcome to "overtime." you just heard the bells just getting started at the new york stock exchange and a biddy hour ahead stock move and everything else as always that you need to know right now. we begin, though, with our talk of the take. a risk-off atmosphere what former dallas fed richard fischer told me we are in now, and likely to stay that way. our first guest, he ay glees doubled down on his crash call for stocks britain in canter's around johnson

meanwhile, back at bingo lingo, they were getting into the eurovision mood with sam ryder�*s spacemanventually into the channel islands and in between we'll also see some showers, but there will be some sunshine as well. these black circles represent the strength of the wind gusts. so pretty windy today and that wind will be taking the edge off the temperatures, exacerbating the cool feel. those temperatures are lower than we'd expect at this stage in september anyway. now heading on through the evening and overnight, eventually we lose the rain from the southwest of england, but it lingers across the channel islands could turn thundery first thing in the morning and we've got a new batch of showers heading southwards across scotland. in between, there'll be some clear skies and it's going to be a cool night. so tomorrow we'll start off on a cool note with once again the showers across northern and eastern parts of scotland moving southwards in the direction of east anglia. feeling cool along the coast too, with the wind in the west also rather breezy. we'll have further showers comin

s children's books and an aviation aviation trilogy inspired by her her decade of service. origami is the japanese art of folding paper. > >> that has been around for centuries. a family and sam briscoe has been keeping the tradition alive for generations. generations. we visited paper tree and an arthe art from books written by her late grandfather. he was among the more than 120,000 japanese-americans forced into concentration camps during world war ii. he was refused medical care there and became blind due to glaucoma but but he fought against the odds and created a new type of japanese braille system while ae internment camps. >> he taught me an important lesson. that is blindness is not not really a handicap. there is a way around it. you can still e and still do all this amazing stuff. >> the origami made by linda and and her family have been showcased around the world. she says she always brings her grandfather's books with her at events for good luck. that is very sweet. > >> that is it for this you're coming up on the drew barrymore show, tyler perry joins to talk about the film "a jazz man's blues." for more, you can wa ot lkinoldestcurling [cheering] drew: all righ

sam adams reward for integrity and intelligence. we did that just months after revealed all those secrets just to pick you up on the raymond, the u. s. appeals court did find the program this snowden had exposed, was unlawful. why do you think this to pursue him for this then? well, they hate edward snowden because he did what no one else had the courage to do. it fully expected to meet his death by doing this. he did it anyway. and the supreme outrage is that he got free. okay. now, how did he get free? he was in hong kong. there was a worldwide look out from a dragnet. they're going to get a, but they didn't said he got on a plane and got to moscow. how did that happen? i'll tell you how it happened. julian assigned hope that to happen. he had people who are non con, they worked out a deal. they got him on that plane. why did they have children? you know, such, partly because he got it snowden out and safe. and now it has a family and a little boy, and i applied it beds, watching your friend re applied what you did. congratulations on your citizenship. he knows maybe he's watching raymond, i think you've given the fact that, you k

sam's weapons systems. why are they such big news? was these are weapons isn't made in norway by the new asian can becomes burg, incorporation with the u. s. missile company raphael. and they've incorporated the air to air missiles that normally go on f. 16 and year, a fighter aircraft into a ground based system they have until the around missile, which has a range between 20 and 40 kilometer. so it's quite as of quite a powerful weapon for shooting to an aircraft. and it has a radar system as well, which can detect the aircraft. it will be 100 kilometers range. so it gives a ukraine's chance to establish at defense umbrellas over key targets, bridges, factories air fields, and prevent russian fry to planes. russian cruise missiles hitting that that the key targets key, which is the infrastructure air field ammo dumps that kind of thing. so it, it plugs a lot. so holes in the ukranian advent, they have so. so the era missiles and system that they've taken quite a pounding over the past 7 or 8 months and the ukrainians need some replenishment. and this is a way to do that. ok. so purely a defensive, a system that russia has no way of count

meanwhile, back at bingo lingo, they were getting into the eurovision mood with sam ryder�*s spaceman of england but lingers across the channel islands and by morning you might hear the odd rumble of thunder in that range. meanwhile we have a new band of showers heading southwards across scotland. in between, some clear skies, so it will be a cool night once again. a cool start to the day tomorrow but a lot of sunshine to start the day. showers across north—east scotland just drifting down this east coast, eventually making it towards east anglia. not all of us will catch one. with the wind it will be cool. some showers can begin across wales and into south—west england. a lot of dry weather and it will not feel as cool because the wind will be lighter. into thursday, the rain clears the far south and the channel islands and for most it will be a quieter day, a dry day by one or two showers, variable nights of cloud —— amounts of cloud and temperatures 12 in low way to 17 in plymouth. thank ou ve in low way to 17 in plymouth. thank you very much- _ in low way to 17 in plymouth. thank

s. how about that? so you know that, right? a welcome change. thanks much, kyra. in the south bay, san jose mayor samcardo is demanding answers from pg and e after 3 san jose hospitals were affected by power outages. this week, people in some east san jose neighborhoods also losing power. mayor sam liccardo saying the utility has to come up with a better plan to replace or repair. it's feeling infrastructure or face legal action. >> so we're going to be sitting down with pg e in the days ahead to make that they are replacing aging infrastructure in the city of san jose to ensure we do not have blown transformers. but the next heat wave, if we don't see that there's sufficient budget applied and action applied to this problem, then we'll be going to the peuc and of the courts. the 4th pga need to do the right thing. >> santa clara valley medical center lost their air conditioning, lighting equipment and computer access after their backup generators failed regional medical center, san jose and o'connor hospital also affected pg and e sent us a statement in response to the mayor's remarks saying in part

they start shopping at walmart and then you get the sam's club exposure as well. cost he co-'sbecause that's probably the primary place people go to buy 50ramen noodls instead of ten. bj's is probably my favorite. it's a pure play, more grocery focused, less discretionary. coscostco has quite a bit of discretionary item as well. when we look at inflation, inflation is still running hot, despite what the headline cpi number may tell you. when you look under the surface, obviously energy brought the number down quite a bit. what else came down? it was really just discretionary stuff like apparel and travel which is really due probably to waning demand as opposed to us fighting inflation the right way. cheryl: sarah, a lot of names in there in particular, and he mentioned walmart, i mean, another piece of that quarter which i thought mark was going to say but he didn't was groceries. walmart did really well in the grocery store, in their grocery offerings, excuse . when you look to invest, is it consumer, technology, financials? energy? where are you looking right now. >> not tech

s new clear watchdog arrived at the plant and a full report of their findings is expected soon but many aren't waiting for that. sam? >> jessica, the international atomic energy agency still has six people on the ground in zaporizhzhia nuclear power station. now, that number is scheduled to go down to two but they could be permanently there introducing the difference between night and day in the words of rafael who led the first mission by the u.n. inspectors to zaporizhzhia power plant and this is how things unfolded. newly arrived refugees from russian held territory, their i.d.s are carefully checked but its contamination from the russian side that's most feared. radio active contamination. they come from around zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant on the front line of russia's war in ukraine. these retirees fled in a car with mortars flying over their heads as u.n. inspectors arrived after weeks of negotiation. >> translator: mortars flying right above us, above the car nowhere to go and right behind us there was bang, bang. they let us through because iaea was on its way and let us through. >> reporter: russia's d

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s. bank war crimes tribunal has rejected an appeal by the last surviving can be laid on the court in cambodia has upheld the genocide conviction and life sentence handed to 91 year old q. sam fan in 2018. he was head of state during the rule of the committee, when 2000000 people were killed. foreign fluid has been following the story from quite a long pull. this is the 2nd, but it's also the final case to be heard by the us back tribunal. and to some point, he was initially charged with 3 others, but one was found unfit to stand trial and one died before hit the hearing could commence. and he was convicted in 2018 together with noon chain was known as brother. number 2 in the commune, rouge regime, and he, this is, he's appealing that conviction and then she died before the appeal could be heard. on thursday, the appeals chamber of the community tribunal dismissed nearly all the all the arguments put forth by to some pon, prostitute to say he was one of the most one of those was most responsible for the crimes during that period. even though que some point had sought to portray himself as a mere figurehead, he was the head of state. he was the public face of the committee

s. also being a decade in which orders station isn't earned to understand, not because the parties are polarizing, but because conservatives are using polarization as a political strategy. >> thank you. next is sam. >> thank you so much. as the person here who has a book with the word polarizing the title, i've chosen to take everything that has been said so far as a personal attack and >> as it was meant. >> i will respond in kind acts i will offer some points of consensus about very valuable efforts to qualify polarization as a framework i am planting my flag on the idea that there is still value in taking this seriously. with political history, first, a point of consensus. there is a point of polarization and framework. obviously, thomas is completely right that most popular discussions and a lot of political science discourse around polarization has embedded within it an implicit and explicit nostalgia for bygone eras of bipartisanship. it is an enormous position that the problem with fuller's asian and some past eden was preferable. that is bad. i think as a conceptual matter, you really can separate a discussion of polarization as a process of empirical evidence and an array of implication

s musical output has been wildly varied, from ac/dc singer brianjohnson... # let's get ready to rumble! ..to pj and duncan. from sting to gazza with lindisfarne. # fog on the tyne is all mine... while sam strong. prefab sprout�*s paddy mcaloon once wrote a song released by frances ruffelle the year after she represented the uk. sadly, it missed the charts. but one former eurovision contestant does still live locally, working in a vet's in south shields. hello, rocky. david ducasse has made the move from scooch to pooch. everything all right? # flying the flag for you. would you like a complimentary drink with your meal, sir? in 2007, the uk's entry scootch came 22nd out of 24. i think out of the four of us, i was the one who genuinely believed that we were going to win. so i was gutted. the others were just enjoying the champagne, whereas i was kind of doing the maths thinking, "oh, no, it's getting further and further away." but as an experience, i think any eurovision entrant would just say, "we'll do it all over again." and if eurovision came to newcastle, would scooch get back together? 100%, we'd be there. literally, i would swap this t—shirt and go and get my cabin crew outfit ou

blew up the other week when sam tarry, shadow transport minister, was sacked because he gave unauthorised interviews on a picket line, but keir starmer standing by the party�*se, pretty well everybody loses, those who are disrupted and also people who are striking. it is a last resort and they lose money. that attempt to set himself up as a future labour prime minister was evident throughout the 45 minutes he was taking calls so when he was questioned by brexit and asked if it could make the uk grade he gave an unequivocal yes but said changes are needed to be made to make it work and one of the biggest thing is facing any potential leader is the cost of living, those energy bills. labour has used the conservative leadership contest to set out its clear policy that it would freeze energy prices temporarily until april. sir keir starmer was perched on what labour would do at the end of that time because energy bills are unlikely to have gone down by april. he said he accepted that some would need to be done in april but wouldn�*t be drawn on specifics on what that would be. here is what he said about the wider energy strategy from labour. freeze the price inc

sam in vancouver, washington. independent line. caller: yes. i've been watching politics a long time president eisenhower back in the 50's.far as i'm concerned, i am a trump supporter, and i will tell you why. there's only been two presidents in the united states that refused to accept a salary. one was john fitzgerald kennedy and the other was donald j. trump. you can have a lot of jackasses that claim this man is trying to get money. he gives away his whole salary. he lost hundreds of millions of dollars as the president. a lot of people -- and i've also heard, i remember back in the 60's, they said he would never be president. my theory is this. they don't want a rich man to become president because they cannot buy them off. they cannot be bought. there is so much corruption in this government is pathetic. you people treating politics as middle-class. why would you spend $20 million, $50 million for a job that pays $170,000? people are so naive. i voted for a democrat once, i voted for a republican once. host: we are going to have to move on to our next caller now. that is jeff in south carolina. jeff, tell us what que

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sam in vancouver, washington. independent line. caller: yes. i've been watching politics a long time president eisenhower back in the 50's.far as i'm concerned, i am a trump supporter, and i will tell you why. there's only been two presidents in the united states that refused to accept a salary. one was john fitzgerald kennedy and the other was donald j. trump. you can have a lot of jackasses that claim this man is trying to get money. he gives away his whole salary. he lost hundreds of millions of dollars as the president. a lot of people -- and i've also heard, i remember back in the 60's, they said he would never be president. my theory is this. they don't want a rich man to become president because they cannot buy them off. they cannot be bought. there is so much corruption in this government is pathetic. you people treating politics as middle-class. why would you spend $20 million, $50 million for a job that pays $170,000? people are so naive. i voted for a democrat once, i voted for a republican once. host: we are going to have to move on to our next caller now. that is jeff in south carolina. jeff, tell us what que

sam: historically, what you find is that consumer discretionary, technology and financials are underperformers. we need a hefty inflationary environment, which is what we saw back in the 1970'sfinancials that are trading at a slight discount to their long-term pv ratio, so about 5% discount, whereas energy is trading at a 55% discount to its average pd over the last 20 plus years, so i would tend to say, things are done more on a relative basis. right now, on a relative basis, investors are gravitating toward the defense of consumer staples, utilities, as well as the inflation hedges of energy into a lesser extent materials. jonathan: sam stovall, thank you. the other one we have heard recently is the small caps. and the effects that basically the domestic strength is going to uphold some of lisa: lisa: and the effects that basically the domestic strength is going to uphold some of it. we have already seen so much pay and value. jonathan: and then foreign central banks after the prince, we got the inflation print, quickly shifting to the ark it fallout, and -- the market fallout, and they said this was the worst news for other central banks. tom: the rest of the world is a k