a i would not say reckless, and i would not sam t that that is indeed a problem. ace, that loses its credibility as time passes. and suddenly, the realities the following day on no other arrangements, the nature that can guarantee ukraine it's long term. so record t and the moment we are able to guarantee your credit. instruct, i'm sorry t, this is gabriel fairfield, letting me up with a phone number. tell me what putting these after is not so much get them into a square of territory east. not only that is to undermine 5 or you can still bring t and we have to, to natal, you know, hands to actually respond to that. but days of december of 10 says you where we were discussing earlier, especially coming from bending and washington to take the risk of natal membership, which in fact is to take the risk of peace or ukrainian charts. and this is where we're stuck now. yep. they tow has grown quite a bit. it's a, it's a huge alliance present. biden says, is the greatest defense alliance in history. but the u. s. is nato's biggest contributor by part? can we expect that same level of commit

nation will include patriots at defense batteries provided by the west, germany and romania as well as sam t launches from italy the only european made equipment beginning, this is a set to ballistic missiles. washington has also pledged a wide range of topic, technical tech, and thank us top diplomatic phase nato's loan. the way to that 60 and find suggests of finally having to ukraine. and i'm also pleased to announce that as we speak, the transfer of f. 16 jets is underway, coming from denmark coming from the netherlands. and those jets, those gaps will be flying in this guys and ukraine. this summer they can statement comes to stays off, the russia struck a military field and central ukraine most go say that destroyed 5 as through 27, find the jet, some damage, several others. the russian defense ministry released this ariel footage, showing multiple loan explosions on the side was only goes from the scene of the nato summit, a motion to and now is doing the it could really presidents of the us keep a trade on economic council. many thanks for joining us on the program today. uh, 1st of

american patriot and german airistey and norwegian sams, italian samp t and even americans they extractedheir reserves, an old hawk, which had long been taken out of service, was in storage guards, german cheetahs, that is, everything that is in the west was promised to be supplied to ukraine, but of course... it’s not a matter of the number of items, but the whole point is the number of launchers, and most importantly, it’s at least poor, but at the time the conflict began, ukraine still had the remnants of the soviet and chalon air defense system, they squandered a lot, of course, what was there during the soviet union, there was a separate air defense army covering the territory of ukraine , there was really deep naughtiness there. a system of about 1,200 launchers of various systems, by the fourteenth, especially by the twenty-second year, much had disappeared, the air defense system, so to speak, became significantly less dense, moreover, at the beginning in a special military operation, the aerospace forces destroyed almost half of the ukrainian air defense, unfortunately, all these

oakland police did not show up until 9 hours later on wednesday, sam waited hours for t floyd mitchell and councilmember. do we need to stop by his business for a scheduled meeting? the group spoke privately inside for over 15 minutes on how to limit crimes like this here based on the increase in population that we look at, adding a 3rd be a photo that we look at making our area smaller and how we've been deployed in those areas how many people are assigned to each of those areas based on their size and population in the number of calls for service from their chief says improving communication is one of the many steps the department needs to take. >> he explained that when police first got the call about the robbery last week, they were not aware of the scale. the incident until later that the. >> of field operations command over this area. spends time with his employees, training them on how how to report crimes to so we know how to prioritize that crime. and we're giving it the appropriate response when things happen. initially frustrated. >> sam says now he's feeling hopeful. >> he

defense spending and even though the prospect right now is for only about a rise of ee qquivalent t inflation. >> same seeing moves maybe to safe haven assets like gold and bitcoin, if you consider bitcoin a safe haven asset. in your mind, where are the opportunities following the assassination attempt? last week, we did see a lot of volatility when it comes to tech. >> i think the opportunities lie in the also rands, if you will. last week, i called the under dog uprising with midcaps and small caps and value stocks out perform. 8 86% of the constituents with 1,500 rose in price. we will look at the mid and small caps running at 30% discount relative to the pe over the last 20 years. we are likely to be seeing improvements in foreign stocks which are trading at a 20% discount. mainly because we will see a rate cut starting in september and that would make u.s. and fixed investments less attractive to foreign investors. so, probably seeing a softening of the u.s. dollar. >> sam stovall, thank you. let's go to ian bremmer. he now joins us on the cnbc news line. ian, good morning. >> good morning to yo

t movies. what's the best thing about the rocky movies? so one of the best things, one part leads to the next. so i love the way samto pick up where that left off and where frederick douglass and booker t. between booker t and and teddy roosevelt? what's the link? and obvious for teddy roosevelt. we found out that that is him at eight years old and he's looking ■?s coming through broadway? lincoln's body. and his dad says lincoln's assassination is something you got to remember. i want you. and he brought him to his grandfather's house and he's looking atmebody he used to talk to the picture and statue of lincoln, it would got in the rest of his life. sioned that he had a relationship with them they were loveferson love lincoln now for douglass that's him you know where he istuskege. so picture this booker t washington up to one m else. and it was frederick douglass picture. great. it must have been f that 20 something to have frederick douglass come visit the and give him his blessing. it's beyond belief in many respects. so as i told you aboutqf booker washington and what he got to get to tuskegee, i'm giving you

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sam. >> no, just i'll continue quickly with m&t bank.think we'll do well because net interest income should outpace the peers because of loan growth possibilities, and then sonoco products, rather the paper and plastic packaging company. we think investors have been too bearish on the company, and our medium-term outlook is one that implies significant upside potential. charles: all right. hey, sam, really appreciate having you particularly on today. have a great weekend, my friend. >> thanks. you too, charles. charles: all right. so yesterday we learned that retail investor bullishness spiked to 52.7. look at that green line on top. also last week investors poured almost $40 billion into equities. that's a lot, and it's been the most we've seen in a long time. but the question is, are these signs of just folks being too optimistic? want to bring in evans may wealth managing partner elizabeth evans. elizabeth, just your thoughts on sort of this current weakness and maybe the notion that there was too much optimism about this market comin

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so america, uncle sam hat. >> carley: celebrating a little too hard. >> joey: all the way to west virginia celebrating the fourth with --t see what you did they're e there he is representing his wig with a big, red tide. >> lawrence: shannon bream spending time with her husband>> come up with the american flag. >> joey: he ran into the patriotic parachute team and all former navy seals here at arm happery fourth of july. >> carley: they are in good hands. brian kilmeade spent his fourthu manninrtg the grill. he's got burgers, dogs, he's not messing around because he's with his wife and daughters and some good food for him.>> g >> joey: he actually does go home. >> carley: right?nce this is a special picture fromer me. and that is brock celebratingot independence day.to he didn't want to put the flag down. yes, you are mine. oh, what a wonderful show, a whole two hours. we will show you some fireworks from bristol, rhode island or t. have a great night, everybody. happy fourth of july. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> critical moments for th

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t palestinians determined to survive. barbara and go out to 0. joining is not on algae 0 is rose, was the director of funding for why that's the united nations agency for palestinian refugees. sam is joining us from lucy. arrived in central garza, thank you for being with us. so and you evacuation order for eastern con eunice. what has that meant for the people who sought refuge day? i mean, it means yeah, i know the day a week chunks of the missouri. i mean are these hundreds of thousands of people. we have like 250000 people are in the area that this under the facts you ation or the many of the most of them had been displaced several times. so not only just brakes on from bravo why they were possibly in the space a few weeks ago, and then to receive is a factory wage and orders and instructing them so late you immediately. i mean, is just harrowing redford and incredibly difficult. so to get your head around when they leave the areas um, where they heading to that sold service, its a go west to go west to milwaukee, the beachy sign in the area on the coast. but it's already so over the crowd didn't know any rooms the business of patients hands. there's no more, it says that t

t >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: and we will get back to your calls and your social media posts. we've got this from sambook who says, why is a known war criminapeaking to our members of congr to begin israel's continued occupation of palestinian territories is unlawful according to the icj. sates are required to recognize this act adored cor in compliance with international law -- actdingly until they end the occupatio and stop the genocide, period. it is shameful that he was even allowed into the country. and carolyn isro calling us from desoto, texas, democrat. good morning, carolyn. >> caller: good g morning. i have a question for c-span. for the last couple of weeks, every morning it was a discussion on the why biden was too old to run for president. and so today we start off with after kamala is running, all of a sudden we're talking about everything else but her, but we're not talking about why trump is too old, asking is trump too old to run for president. so i'm kind of confused about the programming. and i was told, not i was told, but we were told last week, well, the reason they were talking

sam is good at, you know, nuclear energy or nuclear? lly, y i have no idea. but normally, typically you really do. ouactually have these type tal evaluations for security clearance. like you're lookino evaluas ofg at someone's background, you're looking at are they trustworthy, you're looking at theiyou'remebh finances. y? i mean, you're supposed to have, especially if you're in charge of,e in the nation's nuclear secrets. >> you really are supposed to have what's called like a fullrg scope investigation ino one's life. i have a hard time. i meane i'd love to see what the investigators came up with that would just look in his wardrobin where it's not hard to tell. >> maybe they weren'd to tt paying him enough cat. so he had to get his wardrobe at the airport. caus >> there's no explanation for. stealing a suitcase with the mystery contents insids noe evey time. >> right. but what's excitin>> thrg is you don't know what's in there. like a pack of baseball cards? yeah. >>ou you're going to get. >> yeah, but storage wars, you know. yeahyou dow what you. yeah. but here's the thing. i know. i keep. i know i keep going back to the

t west's retionship with ruia. it's a very simple easy qution. sam, i would love for you to quickl tackle that for you, before we dive more into the summit stuff. >> well, i think, you know, we-- there's a fair amount of discussion about the context of the war ending for ukraine's future security and a lot of discussion for potential alliance membership in that context. one thing not getting as much discussion as it should is how the alliance is going to deal with russia after the hot phase of this war is over. we're not liky to be facing good choices in had a context, if there's choices between that and worse. no going back to the pre-2022, status quo ante, which by the way wasn't so great to begin with. the confrtation will not end when the hot war in ukraine is over and that this will just be a different phase of a broader confrontation that the alliance will be facing with an aggrieved militarized and isolated russia. and so, i think you can think about that post war period in terms of relations with russia and whathat will look like, along two p

sam, i don't know if you have got -- if you need a little more money, but i see amazon is not yet selling say it to my civil tiously, what do you make of the bloomberg poll, this enormous shift we have seen? i have not seen a shift like this during this campaign this rapid and distinctive, particularly the michigan number, and is this an outlier? >> i had not shot about the t-shirt business idea, but i will look into it. claire made a valid point about constantly being interrupted. i know it and i worked with jonathan lemire and it's hard to speak when that happens. as for the polls, as for the polls, look, i don't put my stock in anyone set of polls individually, and i think there are numbers there that are head scratching, and plus 11 in michigan. come on, that's not going to be the case. one plus in pennsylvania, and i don't think that will be the case either. harris has gained substantially relative to what we expect in the last few weeks, and i think it's just manifested in the ways that we saw atlanta last night. democratic enthusiasts, and you are seeing it with crowds and you are seeing it with poll r