la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> man wearing cam vest:how are you? this mine? >> man wearing white hoodie: yes. >> man wearing cam vest: i start my day i wake up at 2:00, come to the garage around 3:00 to get ready to go on my way to take the queens borough bridge. ♪ >> okay, showtime. >> anthony: just across the east river from manhattan where i live just over there is an enchanted wonderland. an international crossroads, a stew pot of neighborhoods filled with the languages, cultures, traditions and flavors of many lands. >> anthony: hey, how you doing? >> man wearing cam vest: morning. >> anthony: my morning ritual goes something like this, regular coffee and a donut. maybe a cruller if i'm feeling wild and crazy. but just across the river the options are endless. ♪ >> anthony: the seven train winds over and through queens like a main cable. every stop can seem like another country, another region. get off at roosevelt avenue and you're going to eat well for sure. example, this cart sells ecuadorian food. hernado, roast pork with subli

, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ as anything could possibly be. yet, it also never shed what was there before and the layers and layers that have come since. it's a wonderful, tricky, conflicted, mutant [bleep] broth in what, for lack of a better word, you'd have to call paradise. >> nowhere's paradise. paradises don't exist. paradise is, kind of, in your head. >> wait, wait a minute. you look out your window here and you look at those hills, those mountains, all that green, that blue sky, and gin clear sea, it sure looks like paradise to me. this guy knows, he's been everywhere. he's paul theroux, novelist, essayist, and legendary traveler and travel writer. of all the places he's been, all the places he's seen, he chose hawaii to live, and he's lived here for 25 years. does it matter that it's america? >> no, that's a big thing, that it is america. it has elements of the third world, the nicest elements of the third world. >> right. >> which is funky. there's this self-respect, there's pride, there's things that do

, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la place. bigger and more multifaceted than it's given credit for. >> partier: miami, where you at? >> anthony: we tend over the years to focus on miami's -- how shall i put this -- party zone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the kind of place we say that could never be me and then it is. ♪ it's a temptation that's almost irresistible. the seductions of flash, of palm trees, balmy nights, deco architecture, the manufactured dreams of television shows made real, but across the causeway a few miles down the way there are other worlds, older ones. i think it's safe to say better ones. ♪ way out west 20 miles from the airport tucked in yet another strip mall is this place, and you go there because, well, you need coffee. and because cuba, respect. and because michelle bernstein is there. >> anthony: is this miami? it was a long time getting here. >> michelle: you need a car in miami, and, yes, this is like the heart of miami. >> anthony: michelle is one of miami's most iconic influential chefs, born and bred

la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> chef: what if we just's? >> chef 2: edgefield closes at midnight. >> chef: you gotta see -- have you been to robert's? >> chef 2: but dino's definitely -- >> anthony: i haven't been anywhere. >> chef 2: -- starter and that's it. >> anthony: i saw the hotel. the [ muted ] do i know? [ laughter ] >> patrick martin: hold on, time out. stop, stop, stop. you've never hung in nashville? >> anthony: no. >> martin: you're gonna have a fun time. >> anthony: i have no doubt. ♪ >> anthony: nashville. if you haven't been there, you probably know it as what? a country music capital, grand ole opry, and it is music city. and there is indeed plenty of country music, both genuine and fake-ass, but it's way more than that. nashville is one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in all america. people who grew up here will tell you the city is in a state of perpetual, never-ending change, and the rate at which things are changing is accelerating. eighty to a hundred new faces move to nashville every single day. some thin

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la la la ♪ sha la la la ♪ >> bhutan, a remote, relatively rarely visited kingdom of myth and legend,known as land of the thunder dragon. one of the reasons it's not on the tourist trail is it's hard to get to. flying in, you hang on to your seat as the plane negotiates some alarming maneuvers through narrow mountain passes, before dropping into the country's only international airport, said by some to be the most dangerous in the world. located between india and tibet, bhutan, about the size of switzerland, is caught between the old world and the new. thimphu is bhutan's capital and largest city. it has a rapidly growing population of 100,000, as bhutanese have begun the inevitable move away from a rural agrarian lifestyle. tourism was only allowed starting in the 1970s. the amount of foreign visitors each year is strictly limited to protect bhutan's culture and environment. there are no starbucks, no kfcs, no king or clown. basically, they don't want you to come here, at least on mass. >> watch your head. >> you all right? >> wow. >> what do you think of the altitude? >> i'm here be

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belgrade, the main bus station is where people prepare to travel to towns near the borders with gray, sha hungary, and romania here countries. the bay smugglers thousands of dollars to get across the frontier. nikolai colacho vicious, the belgrade lawyer and refugee activists. what kind of problem you have the guardian police budrum and meeting our pupils with one bar, please put it with a sick day day. hey, your sleep, your search, your strip to where they see a future. what is your plan? our plans to go to the country to a peaceful country. land is the day they are. they want to live serbia, not because of why lance, but because they see a better chance of finding work in the eel survey. i cannot stop them moving through says colacho, which soviet cannot do anything. so nobody can do anything by themselves. that's the point. the point is that western ball can region audit ball can region or european union or europe in region should design our response, which is human rights and record law family. that was the people who would continue company. they are flat from war poverty and persecut

er, on our line, our indian friends would also carry out the necessary sha. in this direction, we have not yet reached our desired result. so far, we have not seen that our colleagues, who are now a power. in kabul, they move fast enough in those directions which were declared as their obligations to their people. and i especially mean the need, but still to consolidate, and this is for the political unity of the afghan people to ensure the inclusive ethno-political nature of power. and we continue this work, and one of these stages will be, uh, a regular meeting of the moscow format. it will take place next week. indian friends will be represented at it, like all other participants, and previous events of this kind. we have. uh, as i said regular. with representatives of the taliban, they will be privy to what the participants in the moscow format meeting will be doing , and, of course, we will not keep any secrets from the representatives. uh, we don't have afghanistan, we will probate in detail and tariffs and, uh, other political forces that exist there.

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the russian federal statistics service said gross domestic product sha rank 4% year on year in the julyo september period and the state-run news agency said the contraction was driven by a slump in wholesale trade of over 22%. other key numbers included a 9% fall in retail commerce and a 5.5% decline in cargo transportation trade. it also said international businesses pulling out of russia in the wake of the sanctions and a fall in personal consumption have hurt the economy. on a more positive note, construction increased 6.7% and agriculture was up over 6%. russia's central bank estimated last month that the economy would shrink by 3 to 3.5% this year but would begin to recover in the latter half of 2023. >>> japan's leading producer of denim has come up with a way to raise the profile of the region's specialty material and promote its adoption in new settings. nursery and kindergarten teachers in hiroshima prefectures fuchs yoem ma city have the option to wear outfits with local denim. it introduced the new designs at facilities for preschoolers in march. the outfits come in two types

ukraine despite the fact that hostilities are still going on there, the ivano-frankivsk region, where shahance is studying , recently experienced a massive rocket attack, so his family is worried, we are a little scared and worried for him, but we will see what happens next after all, among the 18 thousand indian medical students who left ukraine after the full-scale invasion, about a thousand decided to return here in the city of patna in the state of behar. days before going home the day before we shot these videos there was an explosion near our dorm after that the power went out and there was no water for two days then we faced many difficulties, she had no idea what would happen to us and saw the airstrikes. with her own eyes, risking her safety, the target would like to return to ukraine and complete her studies. she is at home, unfortunately, the indian government rejected all her requests to continue her education at an indian university, they say that such students do not meet the previous conditions for studying in medical universities in india. we hoped that in a month or two,

now the use a council, a president, sha michelle is scheduled to travel to china and hold talks with president she next week. what message should he take? i believe i shall. michel should dahl bring to massachusetts to she didn't bring number one. the european union still is ready to repeat it software that we made. month ago, we made at the e channel summit in april that we are willing to provide our vaccines to help china. finding a way out of the a predicament in which she as armed, put them by insisting on his 0 corporate policies without having a sufficient vaccination strategy. secondly, he should also make it very clear that we are observing very intently what they do in there now. and nancy track down and that we are willing to re, is this is ne, p in international organizations, and also to respond with additional sanction. now, she didn't think recently consolidated his power as a party leader. do you think his position is threatened by these protests? well, as he has concentrated all the power in his own accounts, obviously a protest like this immediately lands at his door

a recent battle here saw the formidable militant group al—sha bab driven out.s, but right before we reached here, they fled the town. right before they left, they have burned down everything. they destroyed the shops, the houses, the water wells. like, the people right now do not even have clean water to drink. this was your shop, was it? it was. but what's changed here is the mood, no longer of despair but of determination. a popular uprising is under way, locals telling us somalia's drought has left them with no option but to help defeat the hated militants. in the last month or so, these troops have captured vast amounts of territory here in the centre of somalia, liberating dozens of villages, but the question — and it's always the question here in somalia — is, how long can they hold on to the territory? or will the militants of al—shabab simply melt away into the countryside and then return? al—shabab have hit back hard, with a string of devastating bomb attacks, like this one in the capital mogadishu. but listen to this politician, who's survived five at

as the world gears up for the united nations cop 27 climate change conference in sha mosaic in egypt. so 2 of the negotiators and proponents of reducing the levels of carbon dioxide, denied atmosphere. but true to capital is valued with the nations have created a treatable monetary market out of the capture and reduction of the st. covered. if the market that only rewards manufactured means of carbon emissions and its reductions and it almost completely ignores the earth natural cobblins sponges where the carbon markets are very chaotic, i would put it to the quantitative easing, especially since 2022 european market. the biggest has gone up and down and up and down. it crashed after the rush. a conflict with ukraine began. it crashed with the energy crisis and becoming evident in september, so very unreliable markets. the kyoto protocol brought to life the mechanisms behind the carbon credit trading as it were. a carbon credit is a piece of tradable certificate that gives the owner the right to emit a set amount of carbon dioxide or the equivalent in greenhouse gases. it is tradable

and now you will have sha mr. is also been terrorist attacks there. absolutely, but it certainly is the town or the city where the government writes to put, tries to put in its best place. and now you have this, the sister of this very, very prominent activist coming to the conference and basically making a connection between the rates of her brother and climate justice. yesterday she had a press conference journalists there, noted that it was one of the best attended events of the conference so far. there was a very, a hugely report incident in which a parliamentary and tried, tried to interrupt her and was escorted outside of the press conference by un security. he was screaming this isn't egypt, you can't touch me. he was escorted out of the secretary general of amnesty international, who we just saw, pointed that what that parliamentarian did just gives us a small glimpse of the kind of conditions that human rights defenders have to endure in egypt. so it's certainly not bringing in the attention that at that they want. now we have a, you know, i,

had savory, sweet and bold, the smells enveloped you as you walk into the small kitchen of shay, sha moose. this country breakfast feast is served. no matter the hour. it features a bedouin bread made of flour and water called rig gag, and flavorful stew called mar google sham sal casarez restaurant in souk walk. if is also of landmark, she is the 1st woman to own an eatery in cutter and the 1st to open a business in the soup. dotted muddled up at a moderate hospitality and generosity are pillars of the country. traditions, women play a role at home when we open our doors and welcome our neighbors and visitors with tradition of food. here i will be assure representative of the country women who are done more than 20 years ago. cassava began pickling lemons in her back yard, and selling them via a word of mouth. then she opened a spy shop, and eventually this restaurant in 2014, along the way, her entrepreneurial ambitions clashed with their families. ideas about a woman's place. 05 gone on in the past. as a conservative society, it was difficult for women to socialize with men that i

just sha goes with it amidst the shadow of the ukraine conflict and its fallout will be a significant 1. 1 that the west and the world would be closely watching. runjun sharma, r t you danny vacation, i'm a director of the united service institution of india. think tank say new delhi is moving to boost relations with russia, which has always failed as commitments to india. this is a very important visit taking place at a very, very critical juncture. our relationship is really one of the privilege stretching partnerships and right from the very beginning. russia, the soviet union had india. and most of it started to program. russia never created its commitments. india think that russia is the key and the libel part, the strategy partner of a long must cause taken to twitter, which he now owns, to endorse the republican policy for tuesday, the mid term elections to independent mind that voters shared power curves. the war successes of both parties, therefore, i recommend voting for republican congress given the other presidencies democratic a long mosque has previously said his mission

well he had a chance he had sha. removed 2012 2014 she had a geneva convention.had norman formats. he would have had all this in the minsk format. and he is talking this time, and this one is on this screen. here we will hide behind this screen, and for the time being we will arm our country. eh wait. do you really think that he thought that ukraine would be able to defeat russia, yes, that is, well, he, well, for some reason he armed the country. he built an army. he brought this melting, mystery, he brought weapons there, he integrated them into nato structures. that is, ukraine had to win, or he knew in advance that she would immediately will pay this price. so you will be paid by your people, there and ours at the same time. yes, that is, in this, because they need to have different priorities, they have different values. and now, when the americans are already talking, that is, listen, and the gendzhers are ticked here . yeah, i mean, it's a very dangerous dangerous situation, a dangerous escalation and the guy is that very dangerous one. he is a strange guy

that the pace of deliveries has slowed down in recent months is, of course, the process, he said to shavsky, another statement by the former commander of american forces in europe , james stavridis. according to him, assistance to kiev will still have to be continued, because otherwise citation for all the catastrophe will come. they're trying to explain to washington, and to their own establishment, that it's not today. tomorrow we will clean up our own arsenal and we will not have there will be enough time even using our own military-industrial complex to recreate the lost weapons. but here you need to understand that it is just beneficial for the americans to clean up the european weapons depots. drain these weapons to ukraine and tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, tell your european partners, but you are a state of rich money, you have to pay a lot in hard currency, we will supply you with american weapons. at the official level, the authorities of both the united states and all other nato countries announced that they would stop deliveries to me weapons to the kiev regime, according

a recent battle here saw the formidable militant group al—sha bab driven out.s, but right before we reached here, they fled the town. right before they left, they have burned down everything. they destroyed the shops, the houses, the water wells. like, the people right now do not even have clean water to drink. this was your shop, was it? it was. but what's changed here is the mood, no longer of despair, but of determination. a popular uprising is under way, locals telling us somalia's drought has left them with no option but to help defeat the hated militants. in the last month or so, these troops have captured vast amounts of territory here in the centre of somalia, liberating dozens of villages, but the question — and it's always the question here in somalia — is, how long can they hold on to the territory? or will the militants of al—shabab simply melt away into the countryside and then return? al—shabab have hit back hard, with a string of devastating bomb attacks, like this one in the capital mogadishu. but listen to this politician, who's survived five a

in the pushing back congress troops in sha, says accused or wanda of backing the fighters. that's something to galle denies. mark on labs near the front line at the congress or london border. the front lines just a few kilometers further down this road where they were 1st congress, these government forces in the on them fighters from the n 23 and group east african leaders have called on m 23 to cease fire and withdraw by a deadline of 6 pm on friday, that was in a communique following a meeting of leaders on wednesday in goal as capital luanda, and 23 widely understood to be backed by rwanda. we are close to the border, will they? rwanda denies it, ruined them. president pool cook, i'm a did not attend that presidential level meeting that took place in go to. meanwhile, kenyon troops arrived in the last few weeks, started clearing grounds for their 1st military field post, which is just north of the city of goma, which is this way down the road. un peacekeepers are also here that people are waiting to see firstly as m. 23. will a bay this call for them to cease fire and wi

can shas is accused nibbling rwanda of supporting the armed group, but that a london government has denied any involvement, damned rebel group. m 23 is based an eastern democratic republic of congo. it's made up of many ethnic tuchi fighters who emerged more than a decade ago. when they seized the city of goma on the border, whizzer wanda m. 23 signed a peace deal in 2013. after being defeated by government troops and un backed forces. many of its fighters then integrated into the national army. but last year, the armed group resumed fighting, accusing the government of failing to honor its promises. malcolm lamp has more on the trip to plummet from nairobi. the democratic republic of congo joined the east african community economic block. in march this year, a few months later, east africa had this statement here in robi. and they agreed to put together a 4th, a regional 4th, to go into easton congo, attentively to try and bring security and violence between 2 groups, and according to many and $23.00, back by rwanda, everyone to deny that. and the congo leave military as well. you got in

goes through military censorship. across the border in the russian region of belgrade is that he have sha backing out has been, shall be ukrainian forces the bugger at region remains one of the main targets of ukrainian shelling. and i should warn you that the falling images may be disturbing for some viewers. you can see bloodied bodies of civilian victims, lying near a local pharmacy. the regions governor has reported at least 2 to us and 3 more wounded in the attack. a new uh, deals with as caught, 27 continues. there seems to be more bad news for africa. the continent news debates, millions of dollars to fulfill its nationally determined contributions under the paris agreement. now, according to the world economic forum, african countries will need $2.00 trillion dollars to meet their obligations under the paris agreement, minimizing emissions. the african consummate produces less than 4 percent of global emissions, which pell's in comparison with the 19 percent produced by the u. s and 13 percent by the european union. the demand sparked protest among ecological activists with comp $

for that marcella threw sha gang. the cruise destroyed nearly 80 headstones in a raised gang related graffiti. had happened in a saba with a capital san salvador, that a stronghold of the m. s. gang. thousands of students in nigeria having their education disrupted after widespread floods. officials, a hundreds of schools have been destroyed or damaged. many others are being used for shelters, for people forced from their homes and managers, reports from gigolo state, a certificate and books salvage tro. floodwaters spread under the sun to dry classrooms, turned into kitchens. many of the people now in this cool, half unfamiliar faces and the regulars are worried about their studies. like this student will. hm. much liquid. yes. who's been joined by his displeased family? nobody will tell us to read dallas no school. so ah, study may be then may be damaged, devastating floods this year, have killed hundreds of people in nigeria and displays. hundreds of pauses. much infrastructure including school buildings, has been

goes through military censorship, across the border and the russian region of belgrade, the city of sha back and has that been shelled by ukraine. that's according to the local governor who says at least 2 people have been killed and 3 others wounded. moscow has not yet commented on any of the latest developments. russia has previously said that it targets ukrainian military and energy size in order to degrade the country's armed forces. overshadowed by growing tensions, the g 20 summit opened in indonesia on tuesday. the world is watching to see whether leaders can agree on a closing joint statement as divisions, deep and over the conflict in ukraine. the most of the world has not cited with the last on the ukrainian conflict. that's the message from the russian foreign minister leading moscow's delegation at the g. 20 summit in bali, r t 's. maria, if an ocean is there with more details. well, many expected this year's d 20 to be tough for russia ahead of the global gathering here in indonesia is bali longdon for example. sad that the venue could be used to confront moscow and call ou

oh, this sha-13 from a half kilometer of the route today, shmat-techniques and workers, the road willrete duck-stitched strip on a wet lane from the capital about the city with smolyavishi plantain. these are the industrial centers. i say zhodino and borisov are one of the most western, there is no way around that. yes, here is a road with eared standards. here they are rejoicing - these are three interchanges. and so the machine itself is optimal for agricultural workers. further work on the same parameters is the first in the category with the construction of three interchanges by the construction of electric a tunnel for the passage of agricultural machinery of four underground pedestrian crossings and a device for pedestrian links, that is, the speed limit will also remain 100 km for cars and 80 for trucks . in the very future, to send the modernization of one important transport artery of the minsk region, this is a section of the road, minsk mikashevishi from soligorsk dostorobina, our agricultural from the sadovolets valley will require internal the market and the lekowy roslin

a recent battle here saw the formidable militant group al—sha bab driven out.ight before they left, they have burned down everything. they destroyed the shops, the houses, the water wells. like, the people right now do not even have clean water to drink. this was your shop, was it? translation: it was. but what's changed here is the mood, no longer of despair but of determination. a popular uprising is under way, locals telling us somalia's drought has left them with no option but to help defeat the hated militants. in the last month or so, these troops have captured vast amounts of territory here in the centre of somalia, liberating dozens of villages, but the question — and it's always the question here in somalia — is, how long can they hold on to the territory? or will the militants of al—shabab simply melt away into the countryside and then return? al—shabab have hit back hard, with a string of devastating bomb attacks, like this one in the capital mogadishu. but listen to this politician, who's survived five attacks by the militants. you see, when they we

the east unrest is inflamed, regional tensions with authorities and can shas are accusing reminder of backing. m . 23 accompanies president felice tish kitty has called on the youth to mobilize and support the armed forces. now air pollution in india's capital is reached dangerous levels, forcing primary schools to shut new daily's air quality is now categorized a severe, thick, small cars enveloped the presidential palace. parliament house, the india gate war memorial. one major source of the pollution is crop. burning takes place sir farmers in the states when jeff and he on unesco says some of the world's most famous glasses will vanish by 2050 in its urging leaders to act fast. to save the rest report by the you in ages, he says a 3rd of glasses at 50 world heritage sites will disappear, including those in yellowstone and kilimanjaro national parks. the glasses are losing 58000000000 tons of ice every year. that's equivalent to the combined annual water use of france and spain. the melting glass is responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global rise in sea levels. walk out and it'

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and in paris we cross the sha brick wall. he is a political commentator or a gentleman, cross our girls and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate re let me go to you 1st in raleigh. we have an admission from the pentagon that indeed american boots are on the, on the ground in the form of inspectors. what 910 months, and to start looking at all of the vast arms that are being sent there to start looking around like are they actually going where they're supposed to go? because we have authorities in penguin and denmark thing otherwise, which of course, we fully expected. but more important story is about the diplomatic front. so called diplomatic, it is obviously being leak by the intelligence community that they're kind of putting a little pressure on the landscape to be a little bit more flexible on diplomacy, but not to end the war. actually to keep the war going on. because the problem is, is that america, european allies are getting to say, we really didn't exactly sign up to this. ok?

let's walk to a stumbles, popular is stickler avenue, which was packed with sha person, tourists and families. more than 80 people were wounded, turkish present rage of time or 2, and has called the blast a treacherous attack. the court smelled like terror. he promised the culprits would be punished. no one has claimed responsibility for the black, but official se initial information suggest the woman played a part in the attack. turkey suffered the string of deadly bombings between 201520175 the islamic state group, and set protest kurdish groups where we shall and against our coverage, the bloodshed in panic. one of his samples, busiest streets, is to cloud the pedestrian eyes, road of shops and restaurants bombed once by i sell in 2016. now the scene of a 2nd deadly explosion in 6 years. these pictures show the aftermath filmed by someone high above that the devastation below. emergency serves his rushed in to treat the wounded police, shut the area down and witnesses spoke of what they've seen. look just isn't a huge fish and we were a bit far away, but we saw a few people lying

but guess who's talking, who if we all been talking about her sha walker. oh boy, he's talking and we are going to our audience doubt perfect. great suit. see for yourselves what we're talking about. hearing back from others beginning georgia and i one 3rd years with no, no the yeah, we're being here. thank you. yeah. of all you support. i'm not levy. i'm a veteran of war room, and i say is a blessing. i'm a bed is rooted out in blue. i'm really and i know you got rid of well, hey, god bless you gotta go. ha. walker beginner in georgia. let's go to the white house correspondent, mike hannah, at least mid terms. they really are a referendum on they, mike, on biden, on the administration, on the past 2 years. what's america saying? well, every time in the mid terms, yes, it is a referendum on the current administration, whether that administration likes it or not. president biden has been attempting to steer the conversation away from that particular fact as have his fellow democrats, but traditionally and every term. yes, it is a referendum on the administra

republicans have been able to capitalize on those less about walker josslyn, your republican g, look at her sha walker. go. that's my god. well, you know, i think you made a good point. republicans have had that stayed in the bag and you know, in the last election that was an anomaly. and so when you look at a growing population in atlanta, that is becoming obviously more of a blue state these days. how much is the latino vote, the independent vote going to go for walker? not necessarily because of the, of the candidate themself at the issues that he is presenting. we talked about inflation and your last segment. i think that it's front of mind for a lot of voters, we're talking about the rice and climb. and i think people want to change or paying more, getting less, and who is the candidate at the end of the day? that is going to vote for the right policies in form the coalitions in congress to get the majority is that we need to pursue the policies that voters want to see. and i think some voters may be able to see walker as a vehicle for that. but as a republican, are you proud that he's you

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debate about the downturn we could be witnessing if that could happen and twhether there could be a shahallow recession. what do you make of that view and the potential for this whole goldilocks scenario >> we look at the depth and relation perceptions equally so, so we would state that, you know, rather than -- rather than, you know, point to, you know, specific debts or recession, we would rather compare it to historical examples you look at what happened in 2008 and then again in 2020. we clearly don't believe that, you know, considers are going to warrant those types of comparisons. again, very painful, albeit a brief recession lasting around three, maybe four quarters and in terms of unemployment rate increases, certainly there will be some, not what we saw in the u.s., upwards of 10% back in 2008 and again in 2020. >> there are really elements of pain being felt across the economy and we saw that through two different data points yesterday. case-shiller showing us another slump. you look at the key pre trimetrc in the housing market. feeling the inflation and higher interest rate.