we've got scott martin who is also very fast. >> high school hero.d that is pretty much it. pizza might be burger king. neil: although stocks have anything to do with food because of this. all the drugs out there, that cut into their sales, the end of the world. what do you think? >> the 10 man, the thin man. it will cut into that fun because i love eating and going to these restaurants. neil: what about the people who would rather choose the food than the weight loss? that's an event, and the weight loss drugs make you not want to eat, change is your thinking and stomach capacity. neil: things in life. what else could there be. burrito supreme with jalapeno. it's one of those situations, eli lilly is a drug that exploded because of this weight loss drug. a lot of this has been overhyped. to say it will work for everybody and everyone will love this new lease on life, sounds really great. i'm all for health. i walked three times a month or something like that, sleep at night once in a while. neil: it is 10,000 steps a day. >> walk up and down the sta

fox nation host abby hornacek and scott martin.. what do you think? >> i think that politics should not be talked about. the only thing you should talk about what is what you're grateful for and who made the best sweet potato casserole. if we're getting into the nitty gritty, turkey has tryptophan. it makes you sleepy. you shouldn't talk about politics when you're sleepy. if you want to argue on thanksgiving, that's what the nfl games are for. >> edward: scott, sandra smith said she's invites a guest to thanksgiving dinner so the family will be on their best behavior. do you have any tricks to getting along at this holiday dinners? >> i mean, i would go toe to toe with aber abby. i hold up a big bowl of cranberry sauce and ask for someone to test me on my politics. that cranberry sauce goes all over them to abby's point, you shouldn't talk politics when you're sleepy. we learned that from joe biden. take a note. >> edward: so abby, do you go to a family dinner or does the family come to you and does that make a difference in the to

i want to bring in kingsview wealth management cio scott martin. ott, in person, my man. >> it is amazing. can we make it real, make it live? no tacos. i wanted to brit tacos this time. i brought the market rally. charles: as soon as inflation reared its ugly head, we got up to 9%, everyone said you have to be in gold and commodities. if you've been around long enough, you know why. you see huge gains. how do you explain it didn't happen this time? small caps were up last couple times. >> painful to use a word. charles: what happened? what is the difference this time around? >> unfortunately i've been around long enough for these numbers or in the room. the point i was on the earth if you want to call it. the fact that the dollar rallied so much, vis-a-vis what the fed was doing, my man. we had downward pressure in commodities. not as big as 300 to 100%. gold especially took a lot on the chin because of bitcoin, ethereum other alternative asset classes out there to take away some gold shine. good pint about the large caps. we heard them all. we've b

let's bring in scott martin and gary kaltbauym.e a healthy spend at the end of this weekend? >> a good spend. don't of healthy is the word we would use because the consumer seems tapped out after a great summer in pretty good fall. we are seeing a lot of earnings reports from the retail sector, hidden earnings as far the previous quarter but guidance is week. if you are thinking of where the economy is going the consumer is key but i expecting us to tail off into the christmas season. edward: the spending was pulled forward because of early deal so we have a weaker fourth-quarter for retail stocks. >> yes, most likely and with interest rates flattening out but still rather high the consumer is going to take a breather and see how things permeate next year and if rates come down in the feds cut the consumer will be back. edward: we see an aggressive rate hikes the last year that translated in much higher credit card interest rates. do you think of the fed looks at that is americans have $1 trillion, record in debt. >> i don't know w

today's headliner event coordinator, and event coordinator scott martin, club membership director kate elster, executive director, thank you to all of you for the conversation. it is my honor to present you with the national press club month. [applause] >> do we see 1/3 one? that is great. >> the best china we've got. >> last question, my brother is a 20 year army veteran, did not serve in combat and consequently feel strongly about the earned va benefit. what would you say to convince them his service warrants va service? >> thanks so much. when congress appropriates funding for those authorized programs every year they do it pursuant to a very third definition of who is and who is not a that. what i say to your dad is care and benefits that va offers are related to start at that important moment when you raise your right hand and swear the oath to protect and defend the constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic and that is what you did for 28 years. not only that, but you did that honorably. the second thing i would say is by the way, if you don't want the benefits, that is

seem to be holding their own with the inception of those particularly in israel, having said that scott martin on the significance and dave on the significance of this. we begin with you on stocks continuing in the run-up that we had last week. last frantic what you make and how the markets are performed. >> i think this war does not feel at the moment like a global conflict i realize it's a very serious situation and that were involved deeply but it's not broken out into open superpower conflict i think it's important to keep that in perspective. there is a confluence of factors that are coming together and what is been an incredibly difficult and unusual time coming out of the covid lockdown in looking at what my longtime third-year wall street veteran said said this is the worst capital formation environment that he seen in his entire career. that is drawing to a close and there are multiple things that it's been crappy and you can see multiple factors that start to make a walkway out of which the market can begin to decline. neil: were having some audio problems but will try to work on tha

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today's headliner event coordinator, club event coordinator, cecily scott martin, kate kessler, and it is also my great honor to present to you general nakasone with the national press club mug . we learned earlier today that this is his first visit to the club. besides looking at all the pictures, i'm glad that you now have an official mug to enter your beverages with. >> up with this on my desk. >> there are no bugs in it. i promise. with that, i was hoping that maybe you could tell us your favorite memory or most absurd thing that the nsa has had to track down. something you tell with all of your staff of what you have had to do in this long career in cyber security. >> if i might share a story, masuret qualifies for that, but it does involve my role as director of the national security agency. i was invited back in november as a special guest of the minnesota vikings during the salute to service game. i'm a huge minnesota vikings fan. i come from minnesota. it has been my team for many years. to have this opportunity to go back and actually blow the horn and cheer on my team, i tho

scott bennet, martin griffis, the un humanitarian chief said that the world seems, these are his words, the world seems to be unable or unwilling to act to uh to remedy the situation right now, to to ease a... the palestinians in gaza, unwilling or unable, i'm not sure which one is more terrifying. well, it requires bold leaders and i think the iranian president has said it very well in the arab and muslim countries need to uh expel ambassadors from countries that are supportive of israel, they need to uh shut off and stop any oil or food shipments to israel, or i would. any countries that support israel, they need to demonstrate with the uh, with their with their money, with their substance, with their diplomatic uh influence, that they are not tolerating this, israel should be completely besieged and cut off from the world, it should not receive anything, not any food, not any oil, not any medical uh assistance, nothing from the arabic, islamic world should go to israel, and that will show the israeli people, psychopaths like netanyahu will only result in the destruction of israel, a

i don't know if you guys recognize the name in the middle of coretta scott king, martin luther king's wife. so there are big national faces up in williams arm to going off of ideas of labor. this is the thing i've spent the most time with that i find very interesting is the marketing concepts. we mentioned this in class that williams kind of big for doing these like innovative marketing ideas and a few of you guys found the magazine over here that huge pull out color photo shows. it just was so advanced compared to everything else in the magazine. these are the brochures we have that show how they're marketing their objects. they got famous for doing a house like settings where the rest of the industry was. not at that yet common today this was really for the time so that photograph shows a traditional williams salesroom they always are not always but majority of time had it set up to look like houses with different themes. very western themes were common that blueprint for your oak house brochure and on the right almost got my hands mixed up. that shows exactly to a salesman how they

i don't know if you guys recognize the name in the middle of coretta scott king, martin luther king's wife. so there are big national faces up in williams arm to going off of ideas of labor. this is the thing i've spent the most time with that i find very interesting is the marketing concepts. we mentioned this in class that williams kind of big for doing these like innovative marketing ideas and a few of you guys found the magazine over here that huge pull out color photo shows. it just was so advanced compared to everything else in the magazine. these are the brochures we have that show how they're marketing their objects. they got famous for doing a house like settings where the rest of the industry was. not at that yet common today this was really for the time so that photograph shows a traditional williams salesroom they always are not always but majority of time had it set up to look like houses with different themes. very western themes were common that blueprint for your oak house brochure and on the right almost got my hands mixed up. that shows exactly to a salesman how they

we need to remember that coretta scott king was more of an activist. martin luther king was when they met, and that was what attracted him to her that he was dating. he always dated many women. he was dating many women. and immediately said, you're the one. and it wasn't because was attractive and beautiful and and brilliant. it was because she had a history as an activist that impressed him because he hadn't ne anything in. and she continued to guide him every step of the way. she was teaching him every step of the way and pushing him. when king won the nobel peace prize, it was coretta who said, we have greater responsibility than ever now to out on issues beyond race, voting rights. so coretta is a hugely important force, a i would love to see a newiography of coretta. the thing for me is that i'm told that she kept a suitcase, a blue samsonite suitcase full of her most personal letters. and that suitcase is available to yet. i don't know wheret is. i suspect one of the children might have it. and to do a proper biography, we need that suitcase. so if anyo

martin. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters in a surprise announcement, gop presidential hopeful tim scott says he's calling it quits. senator scott was just on stage at last week's debate but says, quote, now is not his moment to run. his campaign struggled to gain traction. and tristan major donors recently pulled their support when making his announcement. scott said he had no interest in being vice president to whomever becomes the nominee. he also refused to endorse any of his opponents. meantime, former president trump's oldest sister maryanne trump. barry, has died. there is a former federal judge. she was reportedly found dead early this morning at her home on new york city's upper east side. cause of her death has not been revealed. the 86 year-old was selected by president ronald reagan to serve on the federal district court in new jersey in 1983. she was later nominated by president bill clinton in 1999. to the 3rd court of appeals. she retired from the bench in 2019. >> take good look at your screen coma. police still looking for the suspects they say stole more than $6,000 in

the semester, but based on advice and wk we had done with scott ellis of the hoover institute, jayhattacharya of the stanford university, and martin calder, formerly of harvard. we developed policies protect our students, but primarily to protect those who are most vulnerable which our faculty. we regained our footing and quickly then he graduation that same and resumed classes in the fall and december of 2021. we launched an acamy of science in freedom. in response to the covid 19 pandemic in order to better understand the relionship between freedom andcience in the pursuit of truth, the deaths and serious illnesses caused by covid 19 are of grave. as with any life threatening pandemic. but the public health program developed in response to covid 19, left many americans with even more concerns about the confusing and sometimes contradiory policies that were deloped in response, but also about the often unsentific and seemingly potical decisions coming from erica's public health experts. the united states response to covid 19 raised serus questions about science and h it operates in public affairs and revealed degree to which publ

scott and we want to finish i this excellent qualification company in a high, as pat was saying an important preparation for the euros next summer, no erling haaland and martin favour, we have full coming to later on. so not long until scotland kick off, having already secured qualification. so have england of course, they play north macedonia in their final qualifier tomorrow although we've been told newcastle defender kieran trippier�*s been withdrawn from the squad for personal matters. northern ireland, already out of contention, are at home to denmark tomorrow and on tuesday, a huge game for wales, who have to beat turkey if they're to stand any chance of qualifying automatically. it's taken more than 40 years and more than half a billion pounds to bring the las vegas grand prix back to the formula one calendar. after all the hype, frustration over cancelled and delayed practice sessions, this morning' race lived up to its billing. max verstappen won, with charles leclerc second, but the world champion was made to work for it in a incident packed race, as nick parrott reports. in the build—up to the las vegas grand prix, max verstappen complained it is

its verdict in the case of sasha scott to link up the artist spaces up to date, years in prison for criticizing the countries more in ukraine. the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. us present joe biden and says he's made real progress and talks with china is leader to june pain. they met for 4 hours during a summit of asian pacific nations in san francisco. their 1st encounter in person and a year. both leaders say they want to improve strange relations between the 2. so for powers, they announced new cooperation in areas including narcotics, a i, and avoiding military misunderstandings. there are still tensions over trade and trying his territorial claims on ty, one button stress, the importance of stability in the taiwan strength of the world. but as always, us present said the, that america and china would try to communicate better both diplomatically and personally, were re assuming military to military contact, direct contacts as to why the press no follow this. that's been cut off. it's been were worse, and that's how accidents happen. misunderstandings, so we're back to direct open, clear, direct communications on the roof of a dir

we need to remember that coretta scott king was more of an activist. martin luther king was when they met, and that was what attracted him to her that he was dating. he always dated many women. he was dating many women. and immediately said, you're the one. and it wasn't because was attractive and beautiful and and brilliant. it was because she had a history as an activist that impressed him because he hadn't done anything in. and she continued to guide him every step of the way. she was teaching him every step of the way and pushing him. when king won the nobel peace prize, it was coretta who said, we have greater responsibility than ever now to out on issues beyond race, voting rights. so coretta is a hugely important force, and i would love to see a new biography of coretta. the thing for me is that i'm told that she kept a suitcase, a blue samsonite suitcase full of her most personal letters. and that suitcase is available to yet. i don't know where it is. i suspect one of the children might have it. and to do a proper biography, we need that suitcase. so