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would like to do, stu.antly delayed, consumers should get a full refund as quickly as possible. take a listen. >> if an airline cancels a flight i think you're entitled to a refund and if you don't get cash, obviously if you get a voucher, should be good forever, but i think the number one thing if you cancel the flight you should give them a refund. reporter: well the question being is, will the airlines sign on to what the d.o.t. is proposing? as i said before, cautiously, maybe a lukewarm response. they may want to change some of those things but i think bottom line, what d.o.t. is trying to do, look, if something happens to your flight you should know exactly what is due to you from the airline and i think that is good for everyone. i'm looking at lines behind me. i feel blood pressure going up when i look at these lines. they say the wait time, 10 to 14 minutes, if you believe that, i got some land in south florida you can have. back to you. stuart: ashley, we'll get back to you in the next hour. i wan

we don't quite know, stu. an hour, hour and a half away. this is all the way to asia. that's a long, long trip just to be somebody's escort and the house speaker has plenty of other escorts that can help her out. it's just a bad look, let's put it that way, particularly when you bring up hunter biden and all the trips he took with his father to say, china and now we're wondering is the president compromised by china based on what we saw on a laptop verified by the new york post and various other news organization, and that's where we're@this point with a federal investigation ongoing with hunter biden and if republicans take back the house, i can guarantee you there'll be hearings into all this and that'll make the president very uncomfortable because he can be part of that based on the e-mails we saw on the laptop, stu. stuart: i tell you what, joe, if you can raid the private home of a former president, you can certainly have a look inside the luxury home of hunter biden in malibu. why has that not been raid

let's go through this breaking news again, stu.an. remember that's about 12 hours ahead of new york eastern time. she meets with officials there wednesday, and then by wednesday night she flies out, and she's got meetings scheduled for on thursday, so nervous times ahead at least in the next 24, 36, 48 hours, stu. stuart: breaking news, as we speak, greg palkot has it thanks very much indeed, greg. earlier today on this program, former secretary of state mike pompeo joined the program. listen to what he said about speaker pelosi and the visit. roll it. >> she should absolutely go. i suppose six months ago, it wouldn't have mattered as much but once it was pretty clear she wanted to go and intended to go, you can't pull that trip down, because the chinese communist party sends out some third rate propaganda to threaten her or to threaten the united states of america. stuart: china expert michael pillsbury joins us now. michael, i think you heard the news that was just breaking there, a reliable source in taiwan say that the speaker

larry: thanks, stu.ent kind of over-the-top, full-on praise for the president. tell me more about that. lauren: yeah, political wrote this , the passage of the inflation reduction act will make biden one of the most legislatively successful presidents of the modern era. we once noted that the mismatch between the size of biden's ambitions and his margins in congress made it seem like he was trying to pass a dinosaur through a garden hose and it ended up being more like a pony but still pretty impressive but look at this the american recovery act $1.9 trillion, the bipartisan infrastructure bill 550 billion, add in the chips act, we are talking a nearly $3.5 trillion agenda. i mean, it's huge, and he was able to pass that, while he was in quarantine on the latest part stuart: legislative success, yes , because the legislation is in place, but that's not successful legislation in the sense that it solves the problems which it faces because there's a difference between legislative success and actual success

now, what falls under the category of disinformation, stu, of course is the real question, right? i mean, they're worried about the military after january 6th, because they think there are too many conservatives in the military so they needed to change that dynamic or scare people away from expressing themselves. that's where this is going. >> yeah, i would ask the question, does the disinformation -- can we say that applies to the afghanistan evacuation? there was no better example of military failure. still, our senior leaders are entrenched in the success of the noncombatant evacuation. right now, there is a struggle, and the elites haven't figured out in this technology era, a battalion commander like myself could watch realtime the mistakes being made. the old adage of we know more than you, trust us, it doesn't apply anymore. they haven't figured it out. we don't need media literacy training. we need them to get back to the basics. we need them to focus on war fighting and we need leaders with courage. >> laura: how's this going to affect recruiting which is way down as we d

stu?ion act a climate and tax bill, because you're right. and it is not an inflation reduction tax bill, but there you go. peter you're already, thanks for joining us, we'll see you again soon. check those markets on a monday morning, coming back very nicely , in fact the nasdaq has turned positive and the dow is only down a mere 30 points. still ahead, will cain, brian kilmeade, kt mcfarland, and dr. frank contesessa. the 10:00 hour of "varney" is next. ♪ ♪ . . ♪. stuart: i tell you, this is what we should be playing right now, start me up. monday morning, it is almost 10:00 eastern time. lawrence is fired up with caffeine. so is everybody else. look at the money, we've got a turnaround, folks. we opened lower. do you was off 200 points. now we rallied. dow is up three, s&p down 2. that is nothing. nasdaq rallied up 13 points. narrowly mixed markets. treasury yield 2.77%. price of oil way down. news on china's economy is weakening that pushes oil down because of less demand from china pre

>> so, stu, very little.remember even if we had done nothing it still would have been reduced by about 30% because of the fracking revolution switch ing from coal to gas so they are talking about a 10 percentage point reduction. now that's not insubstantial but if you plug that into the u.n. climate model it turns out that it'll have virtually no impact even by the end of the century, in a pessimistic scenario, it will reduce temperatures by less than 1,000 of a degree fahrenheit by the end of the century, in a very optimistic i would say much too optimistic, it will reduce temperatures by less than three- one hundredth of a degree fahrenheit. stuart: you are an environmental ist, and you do believe climate is changing as a result of human activity. but you, i christiano amon disagree with the u.n.'s goal and its timetable and its methodology. you want to completely new way of reducing emissions am i right >> well, stuart, i think it's more, i don't disagree with their analysis but i disagree with the way tha

what can be done from our side, we are doing, and now and here, and we started in 1995. here, see stus vasyl stus alla gorska, we are showing everything, showing and explaining to people what it is and here and here already and here we are today what is happening today in ukraine and look what we show here thank you for covering this topic and that you are conveying the truth to the people of germany, oleksandr, i have one more question for you, as a human rights defender, look in germany. citizens. they do not allow them to speak ukrainian in germany, and they humiliate our citizens. please help, how to contact the police in practice or what to do in such cases, because unfortunately they are not alone in germany about such cases. i have not heard anything yet. i don't know this. just as a person, i will try to ask politicians, i will try to ask even today, i will try to write to a few of them what is the matter, what is the matter, what is there, what is there, but the cases are unknown to me, and we show the truth here as well. in our museum we have 1,000 in us we have about 3.5 tho

in the holodomor died for independence and ukrainian dissidents sat in prisons for independence and stus died for independence, therefore independence is the greatest embodiment of the will of the people of any nation, the ukrainian people, like all other peoples, have the right to their you always have to fight for the state and for your independence and for independence, this struggle lasted for a very long time, but now i once had such a joke, they say that we made it to the finals, that's it we made it to the finals, and i am convinced that in this final we will win and create such a state where ukrainians they will not die, because independence is a state that protects each of its citizens in the ukrainian state , every ukrainian must be protected, in fact, no matter where he lived, or even outside its borders, he must know that there is a homeland that will always protect him and will be fair to him for this, now there is a war going on, but this motherland is being deceived, fighting off the enemy and changing so that later there is no adverse effect. it is important to become mem

and here's another one, stu.n't mean to demean. $27 billion for a national climate bank -- stuart: yep. >> -- run by your favorite agency, the environmental protection agency. did you know that? stuart: yeah. >> the national climate bank? you've had banking experience, stu. i think you'd be terrific in running this thing. and here's the thing, nobody has priced out what all this stuff would mean to the climate. if right? stuart: yeah. >> this is supposed to be climate, lore carbon, right? no one. so our friend bjorn lomborg, distinguished climate scientist, he used the u.n. climate model, and here's what he got. i have to read this because my math isn't that good. the best case for carbon reduction is 28- one-thousandth of a degree fahrenheit. okay? or the worst case is it'll only be 9 ten-thousandths of a degree fahrenheit. now, for those tiny, no-impact numbers, in other words, there's no impact on the climate, we're going to have all this new spending on climate. banks, energy department slush funds. then we'r

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stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. and good morning, everyone. speaker pelosi is about to land many taiwan. there is intense hostility from china. we don't know if there will be harassment of the speaker's plane, but threats have been made. beijing has just banned food imports from 2,000 taiwanese food suppliers. there could be more action just like that. china is preparing what it calls, quote, a comprehensive confrontation. investors getting nervous, they never know where this thing's going to end up. the dow's going to be down about 170, nasdaq can about 115-120. and look at this, flight to safety continues. money coming into safe treasuries. the 10-year yield just above 2.5%, 2.53. way down. not much change for bitcoin,st back to the $22,000 level. okay, that's the market and the reaction to pelosi's visit. now we mow why manchin reversed course. he got a pipeline out of the deal. we can't have the keystone pipeline, but to get manchin onboard with big spending, he's been promised the mountain valley pipeline that will carry nat gas from west

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we didn't know that, or that he would -- >> well, i don't know, stu.because he did say a couple times during the campaign that he would end fossil fuel. he said that. stuart: that is true. >> so i don't know, we didn't take him -- we maybe didn't take him seriously enough, because he was trying to sell himself as a moderate. but, actually, it's a very immoderate platform. but look, the reversal of the free market policies of trump, what's it done? it's taken a boom and turned it into a bust. stuart: yeah. >> in 18, 20 months, okay? it's taken virtually no inflation and turned it into high inflation. if that's why confidence is so low. and, by the way, that quote from nancy lazar is very important. layoffs are now beginning again. this is another big recessionary sign, and it's why that gallup. poll is so bad. people are really in bad shape. there is no confidence. wages, real wages are falling, etc. you know the story as well as i do. stuart: yep. >> my point is bidens don't seem to care. they just want their agenda of regulatory, central planning soci

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in two weeks we wrote a new play about the life of vasyl stus , a donetsk resident and a fighter for-ukrainian, not by chance he became the main character of the production as well as an actor of donbas pain. this is the cry of the nation. this is not just a play. it is what is in the soul of every ukrainian to simply thank god that we can, thanks to our profession, have the right to say it from the stage . then they go on tour abroad, because the history of donbas should be heard far beyond the borders of ukraine, help the harrows, come to yourself, with this we will speak not only for the cause of truth, but also to protect our own tomorrow and from uzhhorod for the tv channel espresso and for now, that was all the news for now . updated issue, wait in less than an hour. our team is working on it, and then espresso interview with khrystyna yatskiv with american volunteer jay blake. congratulations, this is the espresso tv channel. thank you for being with us. my name is khrystyna yatskiv. today we have the opportunity to talk with an extremely interesting guest, this is a volunteer

photosynthesis, the trees transform it into bio mass. mixed forests sequester more carbon than monoculture stu ah, today i could do to thing is in a forest, south, east of bon. he's carrying out measurements on various trees, a trees height, the diameter of its trunk, and its age are an indication of how much c o 2 a tree can remove. conf forest trees absorb less c o 2 than deciduous ones. a 40 meter spruce where the trunk that's about 60 centimeters in diameter, removes about 4 tons of c o 2 from the atmosphere. a pine tree of the same size removes only 5 tons. and oak of similar size removes 6 tons of c o 2. and the front runner is the beach at 7 tons. ah, this is a beach tree. habeas hidden. and i've measured the diameter of this tree at about chest height, about 1.3 meters from what was ground level somebody he at a while flesh of object. here we have about 2.31 meters for the diameter that would be about here on summit on dorothy verizon with it. yeah, i need seal so i can look here to see how much bio mass that corresponds to view about 4 tons also has all my own. and here you can see th

this is already from the first course, in order to further understand what i will work with russian stulready 30 large companies are cooperating with such detachments. some students manage to work over the summer and in agriculture and this company's settings. builders this year are working at gazprom's facilities, students are trying not to let down the country's leading gardeners every day, each one collects up to a ton of fruits. they say if you want to become the winner of the apple olympiad, then you need to pick and put the ripe bulk. soon, quickly, but gently, we understand why agronomists can be angry with us, that is, because they used to for one simple reason, that we grow it for him, the guys from rostov from the demeter detachment came for cleaning in t-shirts of apple fans with the names of all varieties of apples that are grown in lebedyan last year, the best in all respects was the flora detachment from the perm territory this season. they are back in the lipetsk gardens and are not going to give up the first place to work hard. but when you come back, the hostel, roughly

themselves, so that no one is offended by radioactive ash, citing journalists from the english mail willa stumat missile the world's most powerful deadly new hypersonic weapon is capable of bypassing us missile defenses and destroying an area the size of a verse the size of or england but not for a sheet of rhinestones will have to explain reality again. london russia is not a threat britain's nuclear arsenal currently consists of 225 warheads, such as a hobbrook with a capacity of about 100 km, but only 120 are prepared for use. all of them are located on board three wenggart class submarines, and of which one is constantly on combat duty. only 40 warheads loaded into american ride 2 missiles are available at any given time. this is, of course, serious power, but the uk's nuclear arsenal never calculated for an attack, but only for a retaliatory strike, the politicians of the past more reasonable than a sheet of strats understood that the kingdom was not able to compete with the big nuclear powers. so the country followed the strategy. of course we will die, but at least we will get revenge,

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if, for ex, if, for example, a parent cosigd a parent cosigned for their stus for their students, maybe plus loan, the graduate plus loan, it it would still fall on the stud. fall on the student. >> just potentially, how many students will this help in california? >> oh, my goodness. i could note that. speaking for cal state, east bay, i know that our averae know that our average indebtedness for students who ge who graduate for undergrads aret for undergrads are about 20,000 to 24,000. that means for those particular students, it's either either half or almost all of their loans wiped away. it's vey good news. >> sunny, this is a complicated story. we are going to ask more questions of you in the coming . in the coming weeks. > >> people in san jose jumping id fire. this was a close call a. chopper 5 overhead as a fire was was spreading two large trees bn these homes and interstate 680. the planes also doing a number on the back yards. we saw neighs yards. we saw neighbors grabbing grabbing hoses to try to protecr own property. that fire started at the condo complex of the road spread

revival and our luminaries , they were born there, we can also remember sosyura and ivan dzyuba and stus lived there and many, many others, many of whom are representatives of the ukrainian luhansk region and the ukrainian many people were brought there from the donetsk region, but ukrainians for whom this land is their own have the right to return there and be protected on this land. when all ukrainians are protected for me, this will mean victory, we speak at a time when for several hours a day even in the cities of western ukraine we hear alarm and see rockets, so i, as a person of faith, do not know what we will find. but i know for sure and believe that the generation of our children will live in a strong and independent ukraine. i have no doubts about this. thank you, mykola knyazhytskyi people's deputy of ukraine - this is an interview before the independence day of our country, we hope that our children will live in an independent ukraine, but you and i now understand in real time what the price and value of this independence is, because right now ukrainians are dying for it ever

on not under that one rule, they cannot go forward sections, especially it, it got stu. oh, texting and interests, especially for the companies. the other companies that have these 3 is with israel order that are interested in normalizing nations with history. as we bring you the latest on the conflict between israel and gaza had to our website to find out even more with what's up to you, what the latest from the ground in the don bass. 3 civilians are killed in the daniel people's republic on sunday, and 14 more are injured. as ukraine continues showing residential areas, according to local authorities. one of the latest places hit by showing is believed to be a warehouse located in the north of the republics capital city. from the footage, you can see the facility has been completely consumed by fire. according to don, yet the officials ukrainian troops fired more than 400 shells on sunday alone. russia claims calves, pudding europe under nuclear threat by showing areas near zappa roget nuclear power plant in ukraine south. that's for the 2nd time in today's the shelli

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stu and how close you get to being physically injured or going to prison?pretty much from the very first moment we began our reporting we are getting the kind of death threats that are not the sort of death threats public figures these days complain about on twitter or in your e-mail says you're going to get what's coming to you. these are very, very detailed death threats. here's your dress, here's the front of your k house, here's yr car, we know we are kids go to school. very, very alarming. people who had access to private data, obviously in the government the security forces. we had to turn our house into basically a fortress. we did not leave our house for two years without armed security and armored vehicles and the like. we had a very good friend who was ' city councilwoman served on the city council with david. who had been murdered and assess a nine-month early in 2018, we took this threats very seriously. whenever i appeared in public until alec took a book fair and they may bespeak the middle of the water on about they were concerned about my se

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very unusual scheme stu still won today. he's in hiding and moscow wanted in ukraine sanction in the u. s. and europe. his office is in a skyscraper complex, developed by puzzled folks. is companies 2 of his former drivers told us more about him. katrinka was always asking when we will arrive, if you don't answer immediately unified. it was the worst job i ever had. he swears he screams it, his employees. he fires $2.00 to $3.00 people every month. it's very inadequate. the drivers are worried that they'll be in danger if that former boss finds out they've been talking to us. these unbalanced on an engine is a vengeful person, unprincipled and ruthless kinko's only given 3 interviews to journalists, one was even going off at the law. yeah. which thing that you will lay by if really my leave, sir, i've could is really leave the diversity or either not rather than in the mean. yeah. i'm yes awesome. ah yes. although academia also sna dash expel. i keep spook of 20 says i had to put she gives elk and yet daniels buckwheat is ye

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