bye, stuart! ♪ ♪ stuart: dolly par ton.s a great song and 11:00 on the east coast and monday, march 3. look at the market and not that much price change and dow, s&p and nasdaq down about 4%. mostly red on the left hand side. how about big tech and that group alphabet is the only one eric and that's up just two cents and rest are down, apple, microsoft, amazon, nvidia and back to 394 and yield on 10 year treasury and important thing for investors well below 4.25, 4.21 right now. now this. the peace deal that blew up in the oval office friday would have been the starting point for negotiations to end the ukraine war. it would have put america at the scepter of ukraine's future -- center of ukraine's future development, and would have brought back some of the money we invested over there. it's worth mentioning that it could have stopped the killing. how come it fell apart in that oval office blowup. ? perhaps it had something to do with the meeting zelenskyy had with top democrats hours before arriving at the white house. chr

stuart: that would be nice in the rally. government employees were sent another e-mail asking them to detail their compliments from the previous week, those working in classified roles still required to respond but they can reply with all my activities are sensitive. defendant secretary pete hegseth is backing elon musk's play. watch this. >> i'm now directing each member of the department civilian workforce to provide those five bullets on what they accomplished in their specific jobs last week she reply to the e-mail and sisi their immediate supervisors. it's a simple task really adds elon musk said and the president reckon is the first cabinet to pulse check are you there to dod civilians. >> separately president trump is facing more pushback from the courts a u.s. judge ruled against his firing of the head of the office of special counsel. a little pushback there. evacuation orders in effect in north and south carolina ten active fires remain that's way down from 175 previously. governor henry mcmaster has declared a sta

stuart: different surveys speak to different customers. the s&p index showed new orders and output increasing. we saw the exact opposite in ism. we should rope in things like the regional fed surveys. they look a lot more like the ism index than the s&p index. industrial production tends to move closer to the ism index. if i'm going to be indexing on one of them, i'm going to focus on today's ism numbers. as you mention, still a touch in expansionary territory but the details of today's report were pretty dismal. scarlet: whenever we talk about manufacturing surveys, they are soft data points. they kind of need to be confirmed by hard data later. wind we get the actual hard data? stuart: the next couple of months we will start to see the hard data, things like industrial out but, things like gdp, fixed investment, durable goods orders, start showing what we are seeing in the survey data. it will take just a little bit of time. before we get to that point, there are still a lot of factors getting incorporated into the data so there are a lo

stuart: thank you we will see you soon.ump administration creating an affordability czar, kim strassel on the importance of trump's congressional address tomorrow night retired four-star general jack keane on whether europe's backing of ukraine is strong enough to deter a russian attack. alisha finley and governor newsom suspending environmental laws to speed up wildfire prevention efforts. the 11:00 o'clock hour is next. ♪ when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in th

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um, i've been approved by the lack of serious strategic stuart in europe. i'm. but as i say, they're just not used to is i, you know, i mean the pressures establishment basically for many years now i was being used to getting its orders from washington, and in a sense it is still a bad and the orders of the last us administration, without it, it seems still fully taking account of the fact that, you know, you have a very different us administration. i mean, my theory is that this is so deeply, i mean, it was kind of genetically imbedded in your pin for an insecurity establishment. then think of spend the next 4 years, basically treading water. um, well, praying that the democrats come back in 2028 a box. you know, the bodies give them the general situation, an extremely stupid policy to follow a professor, leave it off a copy of that. well, if i'm the director of the i is your program at the quincy is if you 1st month's it was take off after the spring, the 1941, the radical right wing was stone, shall be nice. ation seized power and foam, the independent state

stuart was previously a special agent in the fbi, u.s. army veteran and now spends his time at fta advocating to improve welfare, the workforce and other policy. next we have a certified welfare fraud investigator in the state of wyoming. in director for the united council on welfare fraud. she advocates for investigating and preventing fraud of government benefits and has done so over the past 16 years. finally, we have mr. dylan, the director of government affairs at the project on government oversight. dylan leads advocacy efforts on policy reforms to a wide range of governments. i thank each of our witnesses for being here today and i look forward to your testimony. pursuant to committee rule nine g, the witnesses will please stand and raise their right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you, you may take a seat. we appreciate you being here today

stuart: maria: and tuesday night we'll see you standing right behind the president along with the vicenext to you. are you expecting the democrats to put on some kind of resistance show on tuesday night in. >> boy, i hope not. i hope they respect the decorum of the institution. it's really important. everybody remembers when nancy pelosi ripped up his state of the union speech, it was just disgusting. it's a bad showing on the world stage. we should respect the president. everyone should stand and give him an ovation for what he's been able to accomplish in the first few weeks. it's incredible, incredible, what the new trump administration is doing, and it's good for all a americans, and everyone will see that very soon is. maria: all right. mr. speaker, we so appreciate your time this morning, and we thank you for your leadership, sir. thank you, sir. >> thank you. great to see you. maria: house speaker mike johnson. join me next sunday for my exclusive sit-down with president trump at the white house as we talk about his agenda for the american people. that's next sunday right here,

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secretary of interior stuart udall. he keeps someone named larry o'brien, who's the legislative liaison on his team, the person who counts votes essentially for the white house. willard wirtz, the secretary of labor. he keeps some cabinet members and that's very important to him. he also makes sure his relationship ship with the first lady, with jackie kennedy is as strong. but he also brings in his own team in addition to the cabinet, you start to see more from people like bill moyers and george reedy and walter jenkins advisors who johnson had been working with for a long time back through texas in many cases. and they're there as well. so it's a mix. but it's enough of a mix that you could see kennedy's team is not gone. and that continuity is also entrenched through the personnel. well, it was five days after the assassination of jfk that lyndon johnson spoke to congress. here's a portion of that speech. all i have to i would have given gladly. not to be standing here today. third, the greatest leader of our time ha

one is that the history of the stuart side of his family was pretty well recorded through family documents and family bible and things like that that had been passed on. and this about their great great grandfather or hillary thomas, george floyd's great great grandfather, who was the first known person, have been emancipated on that line and was pretty well talked about in his family. that you know, by the time he was a an adult with 22 children, god bless him, he. 500 acres of land. one of the wealthiest men in that part, north carolina, not black men, men in north top 2% of wealth. and what their their family was well before died. he lost all of that he it was all taken from him through all sorts means illegal means or illegal means and papers he forced to sign and. we know he didn't really know what was on the papers because he was not allowed. learn how to read right. that's where the floyd family's story when. we started to continue the reporting and looking at newspaper clippings the time and looking at the family who had you know, who had owned floyd's family. what we found was a s

real innovation that actually an individual, probably the most interesting character in my book, stuartave to go persuade the chinese government or the indian government to go along with the sanctions. he can go talk directly to the ceos of banks in places like london or frankfurt, take evidence with him showing how their banks are being used to funnel money into iran's nuclear program, or to support hamas and hezbollah, and basically just persuade those banks to stop doing business with iran of their own volition. and then the stragglers, you can threaten them and say, look, if you continue doing business with iran, we will cut you off from the dollar based financial system. and as a result, you isolate iran from the global economy. you got an iranian government who wanted to negotiate away their nuclear program, and you got a deal to do this peacefully. >> yeah. and then we walked away from the deal. let's talk about other currencies. you mentioned brics. china has talked about this for a while, creating an alternative currency, which would undermine the argument here, right. that the

lived the two jacobite rebellions that shook 18th century scotland, which sought to reinstall the stuart. he had no therefore about the discord and destruction that flowed from rebellion. and like everyone else at the time, hutchinson also in obligations whether it was to those of children, to parents or of subjects to their rulers. but hutchinson also insisted upon the right of rebellion more precisely people's right to defend themselves against private or public tyranny. children cannot be bound forever to their parents. servants may leave unjust masters and the subjects of even the most monarch cannot be tied down forever, even when bound oaths and contracts. from this argument, hutchison derived the idea that colonists be forever bound by debts of gratitude, by sentiment, or by past agreements to the mother. he subsequently proposed that should the mother country, quote, severe and absolute power over its provinces, then the colonies quote not bound to in the subjection. they are not quote not bound to sacrifice that liberty and happiness to the ambitious views of the mother country.

. >> it was stuart, wasn't it? >> you couldn't have seen it coming. >> what did we lose?we need to file an injunction. if we do that. >> the entire town will know we're weak. >> we will be dead in a year. >> and if we can't stop the. >> bleeding. >> we'll be dead in. >> a month. >> i'm not losing my firm. okay? >> who left? >> whose clients we absolutely. >> cannot afford. >> to lose. litvack. johnson and riley. okay. i want signed. >> contracts from every client by the end. >> of the day. and you call erica. tell her to get in here and start helping now. >> for fans of the original, some of this is going to sound familiar. the pacing, the smart, snappy dialog. but talk to us about the difference. how is it going to be different from what came before? >> well, how different. >> is los. >> angeles from. >> new york? very, very. >> i don't. >> think that. >> ted and his coworkers are gonna be going out. to get hot. dog stands. i don't. know if. >> there are hot dog stands. >> where are drive thrus? >> maybe drive. >> thrus, maybe, like green smoothies? i don't know, just ve

and when those troops defect as well, he tells duncan stuart, the doctor, i know what i have to, ande shoots himself in the heart. so that's what you're seeing depicted here. and then more contemporary image of his funeral there. and this is after a painting think from the 19th century that has recently recovered, but it's too dark it doesn't show up on the screen because. it needs to be restored, but it's very, very it's almost the same. they're very few details that are different. so most likely after somebody who had been present at the time, i always say it would be irresponsible to leave the story there because certainly a great leader. but also one with huge, enormous flaws and imperfect rule that that is important for us to think about. but isn't the end of the story after christophe dies petal is already dead this time. he died in march 1818. his successor a man named jean-pierre boyer, would also in the haitian revolution comes to power and he wants several things. he wants to reunify the north and south of haiti. he does that after kristof's death. he also wants to reunify

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former tory opposition chief whip stuart andrews has sat down with our very own gloria de piero to discussrible homophobic abuse he experienced as a young man. >> but by the time. >> but by the time. >> i got to the house, they had surrounded me. >> so you were about to open. >> so you were about to open. >> the door, literally about to put the key in the door. and, you know, i sort of turned round and one of them smacked me in the nose. and then another one hit me on the temple. >> you don�*t want to miss that. then a top law firm is claiming their gen 2 workers are lazy and need hand—holding as they fight against long hours and refused to accept criticism. that's despite the £180,000 salary. bless them, and a very happy saint david�*s day to everyone celebrating in wales. and if you're not in wales, if you�*re celebrating any excuse for a party. our reporter steve bennett is out and about for us in wrexham today. >> happy st david's day from >> happy st david�*s day from hollywood, wrexham, where the locals are out in force to celebrate their patron saint. >> oh, lovely. and dawn neesom.