liz: sarge, i think you put it perfectly, and we thank you and everybody who stepped up to serve. teddy, we're so thrilled that both of you are here today to tell that story, and i am with you. let's just not make it a photo op from now on and to that end, gentlemen, thank you so much for telling your story about all of this. coming up, if you really think about it, people like teddy ask sarge that survived it and remember so vividly, wall street symbol of economic power crumbling 21 years ago on sunday's anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and no one company impacted more than finance giant cantor fitzgerald. ceo is here next to share his incredible triumph over tragedy and, yes, we will never forget. closing bell ringing in 51 minutes. nice day of green here. we do have the nasdaq jumping the highest here more than 2% and dow up 414 points and the "claman countdown" returns in just a few moments with a most inspiring story of how cantor fitzgerald used success to prevail over evil. ♪ and that's on top of your airline miles. so you can go and see... or taste or do absolutely nothing

and veteran straiter sarge continuing to be tight in this market.king back to the 1980s with 150 basis point tightening and it was a very tough time back then. how much more will the fed have to really punch down inflation and can they circle that square without hitting a full-blown recession? >> i think that's why the market is tanking in the close. the market is afraid that the feds moves are going to cause a recession. that is why the market @ close continues the selloff. every sector is down, liz, and i think the fear is even 75 basis points and then the fed continues towards the end of the year and maybe even into early 2023. by the way, that's not factors in the mistake that they break something, something goes wrong and just dries up. that would be a major mistake for the fed so absent that, the market is saying right now, you're going to cause a recession. liz: check it here, guys, dow jones industrials down 3,007 is 1 points and nasdaq down 5 and a third percent and sarge, chip stocks are the laggard here when it comes to big technology and

liz: okay, let's bring in sarge. sarge, just across to the east side there's the un general assembly and i'm surprised the market didn't shutter more when putin said i'm not bluffing this time about using nuclear weapons. you have for weeks and weeks said build up on defense stocks. i'm not talking defensive, i'm talking defense like the lockheed martins and rathions of the world. they make our weaponry. are you sticking with them and how does this affect your vision at all? >> oh, sure, this is a winner in my portfolio, this whole area right now. thank goodness i'm strong in this group. i'm in a long lockheed martin and general dynamics and smaller names and not long rathian and all the others, i'm long on those and trying to focus on the names that are higher -- more involved in hypersonic weaponry where the russian haves an advantage on us supposedly. this is where the money will have to be spent and the department of air force or army or navy are all allocating funds towards these weapons and this is where we hav

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let's get right to our floor show, sarge guilfoyle and scott fullman. scott, i want to start with you, obviously, we'd like to buck the trend after four straight days of losing for the markets, but this jobs report, i'm curious what you think about adp versus the jobs report for tomorrow, because adp reconfigured their metrics to be closer to the jobs report. that was a 50% haircut yesterday on adp. >> yes. and, you know, the fact is that the august jobs report can be pretty volatile. ing first of all, it was a jobs report that can be volatile because when we get the revisions, sometimes the revisions can be as much or larger than the original number, and that really confuses investors and economists. but here's one of the factors too, is that august you would expect to see some of the job losses, kids going back to school, so the number of people being employeded actually should drop a bit just from that. and we know that les been shortages, you know, at beaches and pools, swim at your own risk because the fact is they can't find people to man layoff g

as william burney learn as edward snowden love, and as julian or sarge, with you see facts in united states that are contrary to the official narrative new become a suspect. there is no democracy here with those democracy who to function for work requires an inform population with the population has no source of information because the media or any years them official lives. ah, despite pressure from other e, u member states hungry will not close this borders to russians. and that's according to the countries of foreign minister. he says that his government will continue to issue shingle visas to russian nationals is a somewhat more complex and slow procedure compared to when the research treaty. but even when there's no agreement, it doesn't mean we don't issue visas. of course we will continue doing so. in accordance with the procedure. several easton, each member states, poland, estonia, latvia and lithuania, have been denying entry to russians even if they have sion get visas. and while germany and france have spoken out in opposition, finland which borders russia has decided to

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officer two, "he's behind the car sarge, get down. he's already shot at us". officer number two updated arriving backup units of the situation as they took positions behind various vehicles. mr. corvera could be heard yelling, "get out of here". during the course of the incident the acting lieutenant coordinated units and developed a plan. he directed officers including other supervisors as they arrived on scene. the acting lieutenant in conjunction with the ort supervisors on scene organize resources such as shields and rifles and managed scene security for officer and bystander safety. the acting lieutenant also work would the other supervisors on scene to reposition officers as necessary to minimize avenues of escape and deconflict potential cross fire issues. throughout the incident the supervisors managed back up officer duty including contact officer, shield cover, rifle cover, crowd control and traffic control. at approximately 758 a.m., three minutes after-the start of the incident, a crisis intervention team trained officer that was briefed by officer

they tell me this one died and they screwed up, they social sargs are much deeper and much larger andase, we again missed the wind of time that we all thought that i also think here i do not relieve myself of responsibility. i thought that, at least until the elections in the united states, they would try to be kept within the framework of a hybrid war, what is called in the lower stages of aggravation. they played a new aggravation, they switched to the direct participation of their pmcs, yes, well, supposedly their dude in many ways. i won't be very surprised. if it pops up now. eh, this happens to the military bureaucracy, they also have, by the way, more often than we have this happens not transferred to the reserve. well there by bureaucratic delays. now some dead sergeant who did not have time to dismiss the reserve. uh, it will come up to those who died in ukraine, this happened to them regularly. they switched to new ones, they go beyond the hybrid war scenario, but they directly say that all regular work must be a hybrid war, of course. often they already have direct division

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