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maria: what do you want to do from investment standpoint for portfolio knowing we could see a spike in road a slowing in the economy down the road this year. >> is this it is really good question, and we will tell you at this point with market having run the way it has a lot of investors with exposure communication services, or i.t. or even consumer discretionary sector time to put cash to work in association longer term benefits industrials materials healthcare energy builds in years to come other price -- >> what do you want to do in terms of your portfolio in terms of inflation impact do you think inflation spikes further on in the year? what is 2024 looking like to you in terms of this data? >> yeah. i he -- i think basically the 10-year needles to be in 5 range to be equilibrium the taylor rule tells fed what they need to do to get inflation under control, their below it choel time, that is why inflation is not really heading towards the target, so, you know eventual inflation is going to stay higher yields are higher or fed trying to be more atentative to taylor rule rates higher

the gold spike why was at a significant event? >> signalized the completion of the railroad line actually looks kind of awkward trying to drive a spike into the rail the lead him to do the first whack room people who did that kind of thing for a living. but it was a very hot day i think that spelled some trouble for him. >> we are about to move into that. after that he completed the last spike the plan was to take a train all the way back from fairbanks to seattle i believe they took a ship. but then they're going to take a train back to washington d.c. on that trip, early on in the trip president harding took ill and they diverted to san francisco. and ultimately passed away in san francisco, which led to this. now not to be morbid, but you will notice his remains are being loaded is covered in the flag which is tradition but it is being loaded haphazardly into a baggage card to be transported back to washington d.c. and i point this out to not because i think they're doing anything wrong, but because this process of moving the r

there has been a big spike in people i has been a big spike in people looking into a particularform ofcer, prostate cancer, because of course it was him going into hospitalfor a course it was him going into hospital for a corrective procedure to an enlarged prostate that led to the discovery of cancer more generally. but, of course, for lots of people in this country and beyond, cancer is a reality in their everyday lives or their relatives or their friends. everyday lives or their relatives or theirfriends. this is a reminder notjust that it theirfriends. this is a reminder not just that it strikes right at the top of the british establishment of the british government system but that the monarchy itself is made of people and in this message, which i think it's quite a personal message, he reflects that he is a person, as well as part of a wider institution. johnny, thank you for that. we begin in gaza, where concern is growing over the shortage of food. the united nations is warning of looming famine, with half of gaza's population now in a food emergency. people living in isolated a

but the difference is how long the spikes last.rom outside the middle east in terms of growth, last year and this year from the us and canada and kiana, the new kid on the block. so this reduces the extent of the crisis, its duration and burden, we are not as dependent on oil as we were 50 years ago so demand is much more responsive and sensitive to prices but compared to 73 when consumers did not have as many options as they have today. thank ou so options as they have today. thank you so much _ options as they have today. thank you so much for— options as they have today. thank you so much for your _ options as they have today. thank you so much for your analysis. i around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news bringing in different stories from across the uk. this is a cornerstone for the lgbt plus community. a cornerstone for the lgbt plus community-— a cornerstone for the lgbt plus communi . .,, , i, , ., community. the developers want us to sa but the community. the developers want us to say but the building

this spike on thursday sent his personal wealth estimated 8.5 billion which put him on the verge of cracking into the world's top 20 wealthiest people. nvidia manufactures chips used to power ai technology that is the subject of so much excitement right now. it is one of the magnificent seven tech stocks routinely outperform the market and a handful of the other magnificent seven are customers of nvidia. in all it is a big day on wall street. the s&p 500 and the dowjones had record closes. not so for the nasdaq composite but it is inching closer. reddit officially moves forward to sell shares to the public. the social media company will list on the new york stock exchange in march. reddit�*s debut will be the first major tech ipo of the year and the first social media listing since pinterest went public. as the war in ukraine passes a two year anniversary the eu was also in the process of agreeing on the 13th round of sanctions against moscow. companies have been forced to adapt and move their operation close to home. but according to a maritime analyst, the cost of making changes in the sup

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over the place ships starting to get hit, hit hard if that hoops you are going to have tremendous spikes in the price of oil, and if you do that going to inflation not able will to do anything, but looks to me trying to hour interest rates for the sake maybe getting people elected. >> you think preliminary going to -- >> i do i think political, yes. >> biden team can say if things are so bad how come stock market is on a roll. >> because they think i am going to be elected. >> you think the stock market rallying because people think you are going to be elected. >> i do, yeah look iowa new hampshire stock market going crazy since then long before then when i announced i was running i took lead early then i beat everybody, including ron desantis call him desantis now took the other name back. to economy would you reapoint jay powell. >> no, i wouldn't do that no. >>. maria: because? missed in addition. he did is mr. no, i wouldn't be. maria: choice for fed chairman. >> i would have a couple choices can't tell you now. >> your take on this central bank digital currency you pledged to bank i

like a ball with spikes. >> i don't know. >> jesse: it's a mace.t medieval torture? >> jesse: happy wife, happy life. what they don't tell us about is happy fat. a new study shows men's bmi's tend to spike in the first five years of marriage as they let themselves go. saw no correlation with women. men that tie the knot tend to eat more and exercise less. they're calling it happy fats. what do you call it? >> not in my house. >> jesse: you run a tight ship. >> it's a fun ship. okay? my husband has been going to the gym a lot lately. >> jesse: so your husband is in better shape since you got married? >> yes. >> jesse: you don't tolerate happy fat? >> it kind of mean. we're both attractive people. he goes to the gym. he cooks for me. i don't know what they likes about me sometimes. >> who wears the pants in the family? >> it depends. what are we talking about here? >> jesse: everything. >> he does. he doesn't tell me no. >> jesse: he doesn't tell you no? >> no. >> jesse: i thought woman liked to be told no. >> not this woman. i'm not sure a represent

and that child malnutrition has spiked.- areas last month. and that child malnutrition has spiked. to flour _ malnutrition has spiked. when it comes to flour people _ malnutrition has spiked. when it comes to flour people are, - malnutrition has spiked. when it comes to flour people are, a - comes to flour people are, a eventually using animal feed. however, even the animal feed is starting to get scarce in the market and people are not finding it. when it comes to canned food there is nothing left in the market, literally. what we had was actually from the six to seven days of truce we had at the beginning of this war and whatever aid was allowed into gaza and the north of gaza has been consumed by now. the world food programme told us that four out of its last five deliveries to northern gaza were blocked by israel. this shouldn't be a logistics crisis, it shouldn't be it shouldn't be a logistic programme problem, there is enough food round this region to feed 2.4 million people and prevent a family anyone the gaza strip. the issue is being able to get that food to people. israel

thursday's spike sent his personal wealth up spike sent his personal wealth up by spike sent his personal8.5 billion, which puts him on the verge of cracking into the world's top 20 wealthiest people. see, nvidia manufactures the chips used to power the ai technology that is the subject of so much examine right now. it is one of the magnificent seven tech stocks that routinely outperformed the wider market and in fact a handful of the other magnificent seven are the customers of nvidia. in all, it totals a big day on wall street. on thursday, the s&p 500 and the dowjones industrial average had record closes. not so for the nasdaq composite but it is inching closer. to the uk now — because there could be some relief on the way for households in the form of cheaper energy bills. in the next hour or so, energy regulator ofgem will announce the new price cap from april, which sets the maximum price suppliers can charge households. research company cornwall insight suggests energy bills are likely to go down by 14% to their lowest in two years. our cost—of—living correspondent, kevin peachey,

we are requesting speech with a spike looking up to the 680 interchange. >> i want you know what? we're going to go here in a second. >> this is video from a chp helicopter at about eight wednesday night as a monitor, the chase of an assault suspect wanted by vallejo police. >> a man in a chevy pickup accused of attacking and threatening a vallejo rec and park worker with a bottle refused to stop for officers and led them across the benicia bridge, down 680 and highway 24. in contra costa county and highway 13 in the oakland hills before exiting on 98th avenue in east oakland, going straight at the bottom of the ramp. >> continue on 98, passing las vegas avenue, but the driver got back on an eastbound 580 despite having some of his tires flattened by spike strips approaching dutton in the number two lane. >> tires are starting to come apart at 65 miles an hour. >> here you can see sparks fly and a tire rolling off the chevy, narrowly missing a police car. the driver then took a circuitous route through hayward, even going through an apartment complex with missing tires. vehicles n

i know he is deflecting from his own role in spiking inflation.ight here, folks this is kroger, the largest pure supermarket out there, their net margins peaked in 2018. they have been essentially coming down. they are 1.26% down, 11% from the three-year average. this is nonsense but is there anything the white house could do to slow the rise and pace of inflation and even bring down some prices? >> as far as declaring war on supermarkets the one place we have no inflation, zero inflation is food. supermarkets have some of the tighter margins and brutally competitive businesses we have and to think or suggest there is price gouging going on at the supermarket level, there are a million supermarkets you can shop at and there really isn't. what can he do is bring down the price, or bring down the inflation price, bring down restrictive regulations with lng and everything else. allow competition, that brings down prices. when you restrict competition you wind up having higher prices. >> james, great stuff, always love these conversations. thank you,

they spiked again in january.g with the number of companies laying people off. but it is not just techland, okay? the rest of the economy is not immune. this headline really stood out to me. it says packaging giant amcor cuts 2000 jobs as shopping baskets shrink. that is worrisome. packaging demand is a proxy for the overall historical economy. everyone say aye if you're amazonaholic as i am. rate cut guessing games with 200 basis points. we're ticking back up to 120 basis points. charles, some positives, some negative indicators. i send that ball of confusion back to you. charles: good thing i have a couple here, quellly, to help us unwind the the a little bitter. we have jay rogers, january rogers negative fin. jan, let me start with you, because the redbook is up there. i can't remember a time when you didn't say the economy was strong, the consumer was holding up even when there was massive doubt that was happening. so you've been proven right. what do you make of this notion they're putting it into another ge

but i do believe the spike that we saw in the stock was in large part by -- or because of the buy-backcompany initiate a buy-back, it's because they're confident going forward that they're going to earn a consistent amount of money. i think they figured out now how to get to the big boys table. they're at the grownups table now. >> you mentioned blicep, trying to add lyft into your 2024 acronym, when it's part of your 2023 acronym. >> yes, it was. >> would you really want to do uber? >> it's an interesting would you rather acronym version. again, i think the -- you just said it. i look at the multiples here, i look at -- every analyst that wrote a report about -- not everyone. i read reports today on lyft where they said, we're not sure we can see this sustained. and that's really why i think the stock, and the market kind of said, we think you can, but i -- you know, i look at the street, i think the street is very, very conservative on this. blicep for sure. can we squeeze that in? >>> coming up, some stocks channeling their inner freddy mercury, singing "don't stop me now." the char

when russia invaded the price of oil spiked to over $120 per barrel, a devastating shock for emergingket and lower income importing countries. since implementing the price cap tease accountants have benefited from increased stability and lower prices. we are continuing to take action to address other challenges for emerging markets stemming from the invasion as well, such as food insecurity. in december we announced the leading pledge to replenishment of the international fund for agriculture and development, which will continue allocating 100% of its core resources to low income and lower middle income countries. and will now scale up its climate finance target and project engagement. additional action is needed to combat food insecurity and other challenges. as we enter the third year of putin's war of choice president biden and i are committed to doing more alongside our allies and partners. i applaud e.u. members reaching agreement on 50 billion euros for ukraine. at home, in the u.s., the senate passed the national consumeral with strong bipartisan support. the house of reference

on cpan3, the senate judiciary committee holds a aring to examinehe recent spike in deaths at federal prisons. that's followed by defense department officials and policy advocates testifying on traumatic rain injury and blast exposure care before the senate armed services submmtee at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can wah r live coverage on the free sp now video app or online at c-span.org. >> treasury secretary janet yellen called on israel to ensure that tax revenue was making its way to palestinians in the west bank. she spoke at a news conference ahead of the g20 finance ministers meeting in brazil. this is 35 minutes. >> good morning. thank you to everyone for being here today and to the minister for hosting these meetings. they are an opportunity to advance collective action to further bolster the global economy and continue addressing the challenges we face. before i take your questions i will speak to the priorities that i will be focused on offense the next few days here in brazil. first, i look forward to discussions about the state of the global economy and how we can further stren

pippa, i want to ask what is the demand spike for a.i. and data centers and what does it mean for the grid? >> it comes as the grid is under pressure as more things go electric. electric vehicles and heat pumps. for the first time in many years, electricity demand growth is already accelerating before we think about what gen a.i. and new data centers means for the grid. it comes as the grid is increasingly faced with extreme weather events. we have seen a spike in power outages across the country. in california after that record rainfall, specifically. the grid is becoming more distributed. think about the ev batteries on the road and consumers getting rooftop solar, the grid is no longer a central behemoth. the demand growth is coming as the grid shifts and that means there will be a complete reimagining of the grid going forward. >> pippa, always great to see you. >>> time for the check on more of the headlines with nbc's frances rivera in new york with the latest. >> good morning, frank. we begin with breaking news. country music star

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we see a significant spike in prices.e have seen also an increase in delays when it comesto getting things to where they need to be on time and, of ourse, an increase in prices as well for the consumer. with regards to the cost of transferring goods, some of the 40-foot containers will cost $4,000. that is up from $1,300 in november. we have seen that price continuing to rise for the last eight weeks as tensions continue to escalate. i spoke with the coo of tp world. he talked about how the port operators are responding. he says prices are likely to rise unless there is a resolution to the conflict in the region. listen in. >> i think first and foremost, the shipping rates are up. we can all see that. we have come out of a period where covid saw high sea freight. the cost is up. you need more ships and burn more fuel. there is higher cost in the inefficiencies in the network. rates are going up. it is nowhere near at the peak during covid. i must say that there is a higher cost and how that cost will find its way to the c

maybe even put some spikes on the border.nother idea, which i'm not sure how well it would go is he wants to actually bomb northern mexico with missiles. and finally i think one of the ones that i think is the most grotesque is suggestions that maybe we should shoot migrant in the legs as they cross the border. so once again, the donald trump and maga plan is alligator moats, bombing northern mexico, shooting migrants in the legs, and electrifying the fence and putting spikes on them. >> greg: wow! these are all great ideas. i kid. [laughter] >> greg: i kid but am i really? i can kidding. am i? i am. am i? but keep in mind anonymous insiders were the ones who told the "new york times" about the alligators, electric fence, spikes and snipers back in 2019. who even knows if that's really what trump wants to do or if he was kidding when he said it. god knows i was joking when i said great job, kat. oh. >> kat: thanks, guys. [laughter] >> greg: come on, alligators? we all know the best border defense is a pod of hungry bloodthirs

tom, editor of spiked. it's tom slater. tom, i'll editor of spiked. it's tom slater .ter. tom, i'll start with you. i've got to ask, how would you. i've got to ask, how would you have voted if you were in one of these by elections ? one of these by elections? >> well, to coin a phrase, i agree with nick you were agree with nick that you were just talking um just talking about them. um easily stands out amongst the other candidates there. um, and i uh, telling that i think it's, uh, telling that it falls to monster raving it falls to the monster raving loony actually just loony party to actually just insert any kind of interest in some of these elections some of these by elections because dreadful because of how dreadful it's been. be been. but yeah, i think i'd be on spoiling votes. last joke. vote territory, to honest, at vote territory, to be honest, at this how bad things are. >> is actually >> yeah, but that is actually one of the main reasons why i asked i asked this question, because i genuinely do not know how i would been would vote, although i have been made a

and you can see that spike last week.round the level they were a week ago. well, the digital marketing agency behind this campaign has also spoken, extending a heartfelt apology, especially towards those who've been triggered as a result of having faced any kind of cancer or with family members who have faced the disease. but the firm did add that poonam pandey�*s mother had battled cancer, and that's why she wanted to shine a light on the issue. well, cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers through screening and vaccines. last week, the government there announced a raft of measures to try to address the issue, and many have speculated that this stunt may have been part of that. cancer is a serious disease. do go and have yourself checked regularly. this is bbc news. hello there. monday was a day of significant contrasts across the country. mild, dry, but windy across england and wales. pretty wet across northern and central scotland. in fact, highlands seeing over five inches of rain since sunday. and this

um the foot price of spike, what happens? it's the insecurity in the country. farmers couldn't go to the farms, you know, so we don't have food. what's it going to do to that to solve that is to solve the security problems and also to drive some print runs that enables the commercial banks to fund the real sector, or encourage of the central bank to continue with its development programs. okay, i mean, if i can, i agree with you on anything, is a fact that people don't feel that he's doing enough to address the, the current issues because people are hospitalized and you know, to put it in a very typical and i there in time for people to understand we're already seeing people protesting against the high cost of living. what impacts cool the ailing economy have on political stability in the country? so wherever the living and precarious things, um, anyone who is full of nigeria from over at daycare, the good news that we've got finally comes to be delivered by the country, you know, used to be in the northeast, the book around

certainly in the short term there was a spike in interest.nd you consider spike there last week. although if you look at today's figures they are back down to around they are back down to around the level they were this time last week before this announcement. the digital marketing agency behind this campaign has also issued a heartfelt apology. especially to those who have been triggered as a result of having face cancer themselves or who have had loved ones face a disease. all of this comes against a backdrop of india having more than a quarter of the world's cervical cancer cases and the disease kills more than 77,000 women there a year. the government there had announced a raft of measures last week to try to tackle the problem, prompting many to speculate whether this stunt was part of that. that's all for now. stay with bbc news. hello there. monday was a day of significant contrasts across the country. mild, dry, but windy across england and wales. pretty wet across northern and central scotland. in fact, highlands seeing over five inc

now picking up on news out west and media, it has expos, washington spike games shining a spotlight on sea ice presents in ukraine in a bombshell report, the new york times size of the american intelligence agency has a had, has had a dozen and secret basis near the, the russian border there was an impulse in that ukrainian force is a part of a, c, i a support network of spite basis constructing the policy to use that includes 12 secret locations along the russian border in a ca also help train a new generation of ukrainian spice, we operate inside russia, across europe, and in cuba and other places where the russians have a large presence. now for more on this, let's discuss this with audi. correspondent, if you ever lice about fewer lice, good to have you join me right now. this has come out and everyone is like, wow, you're looking at the bombshell report. what do we know about this whole report right now? well, 1st of all, mike, this is big for the new york times, but many other independent journalists and even the russian government have alluded to this being true, and now they're

from the moment he was elected in january, look at the spike and the spike. what happened? what happened between here and here? and moving forward. i don't have a big enough board to show you what's happened. explain to me this spike right there. what happened there? because something happened there. the line here was fine. if i went back further you would see the line was flat, actually down this wachlt what happened here in this moment at time? if this was an ekg or medical test, dockets would say something -- doctors would say something happened here. a lot of things happened there. on his first day in office biden gets elected, issues a 100 day moratorium. he campaigned for president and the world heard him say i'm going to get rid of all the trump policies so already people that want to come into our country are waiting for the election to go. i said this the other day when i gave a speech, when i talk to you about these issues this is not something i picked up from some briefing or document i read or experts that came in. i get this from the people that actually came

daniel, her gallery is the ami spikes pass, and i'll put a bit more detail later saying that the actual rescue operation itself was undertaken by an elite unit of these ready police them? yeah ma'am. units, they were the ones that went into the apartments in rafa where these captives are being held like breach the apartment about 1 49 am in the morning like full time so that they protected luis and fernando with their bodies as they took them out of the apartments and defy and got them to the safe side. he would say that this is an operation that'd be preparing for for some time and waiting for the right conditions. the news i said there are a $130.00 full cap says left. earlier. these ready minute 3 also said that that intense bombardment, that said raffle it was subjected to overnight was essentially cover for this rescue operations type. bice, which is another illustration of the death and destruction that these where the army is willing to inflict on gaza, to achieve its objectives. and for these, all the 1st caps, of some of those writers say, has been actively rescued. and it's co

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the spike we saw in rents, not a surprise to the average person.he spike we saw today in auto insurance, not a surprise to the average person. and these are main street issues. forget about all the other things, these are things that crush people, crush families, crush economics and the dreams, and a small sampling of the pain in main street america. >> sandra: we are about to hear from the president in a few minutes, we don't know if he will take questions and answers but karine jean-pierre tried to defend the report this morning. she said this. >> inflation is down two-thirds from its peak, core inflation the lowest since may 21, prices fell over the last year gas, milk and eggs, and rental inflation has slowed but takes a while to show up in cpi. so look, what we say. we look at the trend, see how the economy is moving, and we don't focus on a one-month data. >> sandra: ok, so these -- this is the reality of the situation, and you know, when we look at those polls and people just are like they are just not buying it, that they are supposed to fe

our inflation model is such that absent a spike in oil, which had every reason to spike, with ukraine, the red sea and all of that, and it hasn't. if it stays where it is, then we think inflation on the cpi will relax and this will be something of a blip particularly on the headline number and go down to 2.5%. >> so that's gundlach saying it could be a blip. he used that word on top of rosengren. goolsbee, don't judge a trend by one month's number, jenny. >> i think that goes back to what i was saying before, an overreaction because people are looking for an excuse. the interesting thing is, your point about what if we just get there, take a breath and go on -- or maybe jim made the point -- move on from there instead of waking up every day and worrying about it. i think that's the way the market is programmed this year. when i wrote my year-end letter, it's back to basics of investing. we worry about interest rates and earnings. why interest rates from the stock market, they will tell us what valuation is reasonable to put on the market. i don't think -- >> i think it's almost backwa

if that happens you have tremendous spikes in the price of oil and if you do not you have big inflationnd he will not be able to do anything it looks like is trying to lower interest rates for the sake of getting people elected. maria: you think is political he'll cut rates. >> i think is political. maria: the biden team can say things are so bad how come the stock market is on a roll. >> because they think i'm going to be elected. maria: you think the stock market is rallying because people think you could be elected. >> if you take a look iowa, new hampshire the stock market has been going crazy since then and long before then and when i announced i was running i took the lead early and then i be everybody including ron des desantis, i call him desantis now. maria: would you reappoint jay powell. >> no i would not do that. maria: because it? he missed inflation. >> he did miss but no. >> who is your choice for fed chairman. >> have a couple choices but i can't tell you now. >> a lot of news joe pinion i would get your reaction from massive inflation again spikes in oil prices the 45th

no rate cut in march that the message from the federal reserve spiking a selloff.ures are trading higher up after the federal reserve took the prospect of a march rate to undercut off the table suggesting lower interest rates later in the year while holding the fed funds rate study in the first monetary policy meeting of the new year. take a look at markets now industrial 41, nasdaq up better than 100 after a selloff yesterday stocks into lower after the chairman spoke at the press conference. >> i don't think it's likely the committee will reach a level of confidence by the time of the march meeting. >> interest rates are looking like this, the ten year treasury spiking up during have basis points at a level of 3.948%. the two europe three basis points at 4.2%, the focus is on big tech earnings, the magnificent seven reported quarterly earnings tonight better, amazon apple coming out after the close after the big tech ceos to grilling on capitol hill over the online platform impact on children. european markets take a look at the s&p 100 landed up 38 cat countdown

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by los angeles with the 61% spike according to the council on criminal justice. proposing the creation of new police units targeting shoplifting, tax credit to small business owners to boost store security and increase in penalties for assaulting workers. republicans argue it's just not enough. >> democrats can try and do an election year ploy by saying they are tackling the issue but not willing to hold criminals accountable and prosecute them and put them behind bars, what good is it really doing? >> we have all seen the videos of brazen smash and grabs and organized retail theft after republicans regain control of the house in 2022, successfully campaigning on the issue of higher crime. democrats are hoping by addressing shoplifting with tougher on crime proposals it will pay off this november. california's democratic governor newsom is proposing increasing penalties and prison time for thieves and washington, d.c., the democratic city council is going from $1,000 to $500 for a felony. >> some democrats could appear soft on crime and course correcting, that's

so that spiked the treasury yield. the commensurate reaction here on the equities side of the market. so this is obviously a big tumble. one of the biggest issues that we've been watching in the economy is whether or not the fed did its job in cooling inflation. it was headed that direction. after the fed's comments the last round, looked like we would see a pause in the need to raise interest rates. that's one of the big factors weighing on the dow jones as it raises questions in people's mind. is inflation tempered? is january just sort of a one-off spike? or is this a sign that the economy is in tougher shape than people thought? so everybody is always seeking a soft landing in this environment. it looked like that's what we were getting. so obviously for investors and for the economy overall, the question that is on their mind right now is what is next. did the fed succeed in cooling off inflation or are we heading in to something a little different in the united states economy. we're in an election year of 2024 wh

the spike started under donald trump.y trippled, raising in may of 2020 to over 71,000 that december as he was leaving office. so, migration spike started under donald trump and we should make that very clear. now, today secretary mayorkas is also dealing with the fallout of historic crisis happening across south america, venezuela has collapsed and dealing with crisis, and ecuador a historic crisis and cuba and haiti with challenges as well whole region is struggling to recovering from extreme drought, covid-19 and historic recovery in the u.s. create add demand for workers, all this have impacts the border, we know that's not all. the majority blames secretary mayorkas for the people seeking asylum and won't accept any legislative proposeals or funding to deal with the problem when the president and the secretary offer them. speaker johnson has told fox news multiple occasions now that he's taking his orders from trump on the border and he just said recently as of today that he won't even take up the senate deal. donald

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and chief justice robot suggested cale spike into. well, colorado is decision to be held as republican officials and other states used a precedent to argue that it was in fact, joe biden, who was guilty of insurrection, of games for us. what do you do with the what i, what seemed to me to be plain consequences of your position. if colorado is a position is upheld, surely there will be disqualification proceedings on the other side. and some of those will succeed over and over again. the question of whether one states officials can potentially disenfranchised tens of millions of voters across the country by deeming a presidential candidate. i'm fit to run with questions. they, it gets easy doing this stuff right. the, the proceedings appeared to be a boost of donald trump's arguments, but it was up to congress not individual states to decide if a candidate was eligible to run for president under the insurrection. tools of the constitution. speaking off of a hearing from florida, the old trump seemed confident cooling the proceedings, a

fight that they have been attacking the police at random over the past few months, there's been a spike in the number of a tag. dozens of police men have been carried in february police station, so they attacked coming. uh, as you mentioned just days before the election, the ttp and it's affiliated group, there's a new group which is guard a movement for jihad and focused on the day. a good job focused on this is a group that has been claiming responsibility for multiple or diag, that'd been an attack and below just on as red and rich for p d. i a what good you. okay, so this is not new, but given the fact that the security forces, the police are going to be deployed on election day because this is going to be a sensitive election to have to maintain law and order. so therefore, uh there is likelihood of more attacks against the police at the time when they're busy in election year. the, but this is not something new and is likely to continue on to the issue. is it a dog rid of one has done, and how focused on data is reduced to set? a goal as national assembly is debating a bill that w

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all right, who is the spikes? then for these ready ministry says that the raids on mass hospital has led to the rest of dozens of terrorists to see put it in the hospital. he says that they also found weapons, including motives and grenades among the people that they have arrested. they say they have to tie ins, some who involved in the october 7th attack it inside israel, including an ambulance driver who they say was involved in outside the 7th. now these righty minute treat has also said that it thinks that the bodies of captives is ready. caps is some way in the grounds of nasa hospital. and that is another reason why they have been doing what they have called a precise spending limits a to operations. uh, of course i haven't yet provided sadie evidence of those bodies uh no bodies as power squared away. i have been found daniel gallery did. it was a site that we emphasized there is no obligation for patients to stop to evacuate the hospital and all message to them is clear. we seek no harm between us and civi

, comes with it on washington plains and certainly looking for the escalation and dependency, the spikes that such a 6 as strikes brain down on 100 feet tall, gets in yemen. also to call them it's called a student that deep on boardman salvation and hold to read the reality of life precautions could rapidly get to watch. if funding is not quickly reinstated to the u. s. release agency that that's a warning from a rough and an exclusive interview to all take us or us in the alternative plan is to resume support. otherwise there will be certain disaster in the gaza strip. meanwhile, as the lifeline for the people the good morning from moscow, 10 am here. this sunday, the 1st of february. you have joined us for the week a all round off with the top headlines. it's all 7 days. on the very latest to starting the 1228 civilians have been killed 10 up as wounded and a ukrainian attack on a bakery in list a chance bouts a city in the guns for public emergency services all at the scene. assets are underway to rescue anyone still buried under the russell most go house clip. the strike an active ta

she say is not the spiked the latest indictment, the bite, and the family still have some major questions to answer of the republicans investigation and the appeasement jo. by that is completely hedging a lot on this case. so today in the west, if you're a democrat and you're a part of by the administration, you're celebrating this, this latest thing that has come out about alexander smirnoff. his arrest when he landed in the las vegas here for the here read airports your celebrated because now the f. b. i, by the way, i was, you know, smyrna wasn't f b i, informant. today just arrested their own inform. it's for information that he gave them, that supposedly they did some sort of an action on, but they didn't valves, they didn't verify it before they put it out in this either shows that we have a very inept f b. i or what is more likely happening is they're trying to cover up their own tracks and everything going on. their l haired. fact hunter biding himself joint bereavement in 2013 and between 20132018. took in $11000000.00. that is a fact we turn attention to gals that were for more