for france and britain , who were the main shareholders of the suez canal, nasser's decision to nationalize this strategic waterway was intolerable . this became an excuse for simultaneous french and british expedition to the borders of egypt to occupy the swiss canal. the opening of the games took place in a situation where the participating countries had to make quick and unexpected decisions. egypt, iraq and lebanon participated in competitions and boycotted the occupation of the suez canal. after that , in february 1956, the 20th congress of the communist party the soviet union publicly criticized stalin and the wave of de-stalinization began in the city block. the wind of freedom began to blow in the satellite countries of the soviet union. in june of the same year, polish workers went on strike in the city of poznań, but were met with repression by the government. a few months later, in october 1956 , hungarian students and labor circles protested. expressing their desire to gain freedom of speech and freedom from the soviet union. they demanded the return of former prime minister imr

the red sea suez canal still closed if suez canal red see was open our navy could do that in three daysprice of crude oil is going down, 15 dollars a barrel now urbanization haven't why hasn't biden administration opened up the suez canal? because they're favoring iran, and right now the biden administration is favoring iran favoring china, we have separate different problems there, too. and it is that is the problem and in energy the price of energy goes down, inflation goes away. maria: before you go quick jason trennert did great research for inflation he told me that when you have inflation spike in inflation to the tune of 6, 7, 8% we know in it went to 9.1% he said what you see six months to a year later another spike of inflation. is that what you are expecting? >> i will let you know in november 6, if price of oil comes down, everything goes away. the interest rates go down price of inflation goes down food prices go down oil prices you can afford you will be back down to 2 dollars a gallon. >> november 6 meaning depends on who wins election what policies take precedent. >> one

, and the suez canal has a heavy cost.here have been a few ships there, if you have heard of them, they have sunk the cost is too heavy for me. well, the housyas are attacking the ships for helping the resistance front . the cost of carrying cash has gone up, and they don't want to go that way. they suggest that the goods they want to go to east africa come to our ports from our ports go to east africa. the goods we want to send to west africa go through the ports. if we can, let's start this multilateral business and also let's come to reciprocal trade , which is a change from compensatory trade. we have brought these to mutual trade we can solve the problems . show how each of the sectors are connected so that we can increase our business . i disagree with mr. faqir's statement that the government and the private sector are actually the same. we should definitely make a distinction. between the government, most companies, the private sector, yes, yes, and in in fact, each of these has a series of duties , then if we mix

it's absolutely staggering that iran shuts down the suez canal and we don't stop it from happening.ow. we are doing the right thing and giving the israelis a coalition, united states, britain, france, and jordan, fighter support as well as naval assets support to be able to defend against an iranian attack. that is a step in the right direction but have i said for three-years, we should take the gloves off and go directly to the iranians. prime minister netanyahu, stuart, he understands this. that's why he took the target down. the political leader, in a high security, many of the official government leaders lived. he is telling them in no uncertain terms, i'm in this war to finish it and you're all vulnerable as well as this political leader of hamas. stuart: well, let's see how this develops. general keane, thanks very much for being with us. we admire your military expertise and explaining this to our audience. thank you, general. let's quickly take a look at the big board, we have a 500-point rally on the dow, 1.4%. more on the rally right after this. ♪ did i read this? did i ge

now, you know, they they can't go through the suez canal. they have to spend more money on cruise and burning diesel fuel to go a long way around africa to transit between asia and europe and on to the east coast of the us. well, you know, here's prediction you can take to the bank when the books are closed on this period, they'll be looking at very fat profit margins because every time we see a shock in an industry where there isn't enough competition and shipping is basically an unregulated international cartel, there's three alliances sort of like airline alliances. your star alliance, your one world, what have you that are dominant on the most lucrative routes. that's china to the west coast of the united states. that's asia to europe. and so any time there's a shock, they're making more money. i mean, i tell the story in my book of of the the meatpackers. there are four foreign companies that control 85% of the slaughterhouse capacity in the united that's that's 85%. i mean that's a figure that would make the robber barons blush. and at

they've not gone after iran's navy capability insisting the houthis shut down the suez canal.e've not gone after their rockets and missiles which is there strong suit and taken it away from them as a matter of deterrence. not talking about going to war with iran and going after the capital of tehran and their infrastructure. i'm talking measured, limited military operations the military command and central command recommended to the administration. iran hears this threat and they don't take it seriously and evidence suggests they shouldn't. ashley: we will have to leave it there. thanks for joining us, there is so much. thank you. turning to the war in israel, hamas said they would not take part in the latest round of cease-fire talks. why not? lauren: they don't think israel will budge on their demands. hamas wants israel out of gaza, than they will release hostages. israel will only agree to a pause in the fighting and they want to eradicate hamas. cease-fire talk are tomorrow in qatar. negotiators want a truce to hold back iran from retaliating against israel for killing th

forces for shooting are naval ships in the region in shutting down the suez canal.d them accountable those words would have some meaning. maria: more appeasement extending iran strength, always a pleasure, such an honor, thank you very much. general jack keane joined us in washington. we'll be right back. can i have another pancake? from full house... ...to empty nest... ...to free birds. vanguard personal advisor can help you prepare for every chapter. we got this. that's the value of ownership. i was scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. it was hard, but taking preservision was easy. preservision has the exact clinically proven areds 2 formula recommended by the nei. i'm taking control like millions of others. there are many ways to do things. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way

forces, shut down the suez canal and supporting hamas and their attacks and supporting hezbollah, asell. this is trying to wave a fig leaf in terms of diplomatic effort. iran is behind what is happening in middle east and there is no walking away from that. it is appalling the united states does not go to them directly. inspectors look inside of iran, they destroyed cameras iae left in place, they do not want a deal here, they are close to weaponization themselves. that is reality. this is diplomatic diversion and grandstanding taking place by likely new president forcing this because he wants better relationship with the west. >> brian: we have two aircraft carrier groups ready to attack and iran knows that, that is keeping them somewhat in check. you see our assets there. costing us a lot of money, that is what we do for allies. focus on ukraine, zelenskyy is begging the west, us, to allow him to move on russ ian assets and sites and stop with restrictions, after penetration into russia. will he be successful? >> let's hope so. this is appalling what issic taking place. look at rus

to disrupt world shipping which they have managed to achieve they have essentially shut down the suez canaltries meeting in washington d.c. are all impacted by that and here is a trying of the most aggressive behavior we have seen in the region has spenbeenin the last three years. this is what is on the table. many of us believe this is the most dangerous of. we have base in decades. our intelligence chief said as much a few weeks ago. are there capacity issues to bring into questions? those things we have seen their right to ask questions about it. but it is the policy and the judgment of this administration that is driving our adversaries to take advantage of us. >> you see antony blinken. peasant outsize i would argue national security but we have to rely on a cabinet office and the secretary of state to be honest if you're really not up to the job are not able 24 -- seven to do the job. so antony blinken has an outside power secretary of state. he is driven by a very strange ideology. a balancing power in the middle east. he'he is driven by a strange ideology that ukraine has the right

they have effectively shut down the suez canal.t hold iran accountable for anything i just said. it's absolute tragic it's a huge strategic mistake and as a result of it you are very right to point out it puts israel on its own of having to some of thathework this killing of leads sending a clear message to the eye iranians that we are determined we are saying in this fight until the end. we are going to stay here until we achieve victory and leaders are operational leaders and i iran are at risk as long as you are contained in this access of resistance and that ring of fire around israel and i agree with you. despite the rhetoric of ironclad support you get for the administration the actions that you get undermine the state of israel and what they are trying to accomplish. mark: in general, i've never seen anything like that you are more attuned to this more focus on this this is been your whole life, your whole career. i have a list of weapons systems and ammunition and so forth being slow walk to the israelis even now. they've a

measured against irgc, much as we should be doing to prevent the houthis from shutting down the suez canall, an achievement which they have accomplished obviously. this is what the military commander inside of central command who looks over that region wants to do. the administration has rejected his proposals. >> bill: we're on stand by. iran is at the center of all of this in so many ways on so many different fronts. thank you for your time. jack keane, thank you. >> great talking to you. [chanting] >> sandra: these are the last memories jewish students have of being on harvard's campus. some are now suing the school for failing to keep them safe but the ivy league leaders are trying to sweep it under the rug. where that goes next. recession fears looming over wall street. can the market recover fully from monday's sell-off? kevin o'leary is joining us to react as the opening bell rings moments from now. why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. during our biggest sale of the year, save 50% on the s

something we've been talking about this year, uss georgia is in the eastern med waiting to go into the suez canalo the red sea. stuart. stuart: thank you, lucas. the pentagon said there's a deepening crab ration and relationship between russia and iran. amber smith joins us. amber, this is the new world order, and it seeps to be getting stronger; right? >> there's no question the world is a more dangerous place under the dangerous and foreign policy of biden and harris administration. our adversaries have been emboldened over the last three+ years and we're seeing that with russia in their attacks in ukraine with iran and their unprecedented aggression against israel and terror proxies china and taiwan. they're continuing to grow and create a new order as were seeing and continue down the path with the weak u.s. leadership as we've seen, we certainly will. stuart: we would help shoot them down. would we go further and attack the missile sites in yemen for example? >> so israel always has the right to defend itself and the united states will stand by and forth our number one ally in the middle eas

they even -- is the outcome commander, iran managed to shut down the suez canal 90% of the traffic isir. have managed to fire at our naval ships in the region. with ballistic missiles. at a religious -- navy ships are trying to defend merchant vessels in the region. iran has a spaceship that targets -- and also merchant ships that are. [boos] all the missiles. is -- or centcom commander wants to do simply want? take the spaceship out, take the navy ships out and take some of the other eye rgc targets that are out to get iran's attention. not even talk about a commercial target, he's not talk about anything that is implications with civilians or anything as dramatic as going to war with iran in terms of the national commander authority, infrastructure in the capital city. just measured responses. the night again and again. and that is really the problem that we have here with this strategic decisions that the administration has made. it is weakness and iran is taking advantage of it. >> bret: general jack keane as always thank you. >> bret: the trump camp wasting no time to paint the h

doubled if not tripled, and meanwhile, egypt is completely reliant on fees flowing through the suez canalbilize egypt as well. and this all goes back to a feckless, conciliatory iran policy. and yet iran's trying to pull us back into negotiations again which i think this administration absolutely would do. it has just been bad decision after bad decision, and the middle east is an absolute mess because of it. stuart: got it. next case. there is a dispute about trump's visit to arlington cemetery. his staff took pictures, heir not supposed to do that. the media making a very big deal about it. meanwhile, vance had this to say about harris. >> to have those 13 american lose their lives and not fire a single person is disgraceful. kamala harris is disgraceful. we're going to the talk about a story out of those 13 brave, innocent americans who lost their lives, it's that kamala harris is so asleep at the wheel that she won't even do an investigation into what happened. and she wants to yell at a donald trump because he showed up? she can, she can go to hell. stuart: there's a big deal made ov

fire over 150 tomahawk cruise missiles, georgia is getting put into position and could expect a suez canal to go into the red sea in the last few days she's been lurking in the eastern mediterranean and with the tomahawk cruise missiles a 1500-mile range even for the eastern mediterranean, georgia can strike targets in iran. here at the pentagon major general and the spokesperson said the reinforcements are meant to send a message to iran but he didn't say with the u.s. attack iran if iran and its proxies launched the major attack on israel? liz: lucas tomlinson, thank you and once again the breaking news as well as what lucas just told us, israel has set a high level alert for its military, the first of the month and we do have a camera on northern israel at the moment this is a live picture about 10:25 p.m. in the region we will keep our eye on it. back in the u.s. democratic presidential nominee, let here is that a campaign event in phoenix on saturday condemned the loss of civilian lives killed by an israeli airstrike in gaza saying far too many have been killed, separately try campaig

why hasn't the biden administration opened up the suez canal. favoring china. that's the problem in energy. if the price of energy goes down, inflation goes away. cheryl: congressman, i want to add this here. fox news digital looked back on her energy policy in the past when she was a senator, i mentioned something when she was cage icalifornia's ag. she pushed the clean school bus program, she pushed for the green new climate deal along with aoc. the charging network which has been a huge failure -- pete buttigieg had to go on sunday morning talk shows to defend the billions that were spent on charging stations or lack thereof across the country. so how does this play into her new policy positions? we're waiting. >> yes. listen, her new policy positions are the same as her old policy positions. she won't tell anybody about them. but the biden, harris policies on energy is not to produce in the united states. we saw one of the first thing they did was to cancel the keystone xl pipeline. they do not want to develop energy sources in the united st

glided -- transited the suez canal and is now on station in the eastern mediterranean. there are now three destroyers in the med capable of shooting on incoming was stick missiles over israel just like they did back in april when iran matched -- lunch that massive joint and missile strike the uss ewers about strike group remains in oman,. >> announcer: when her relief and general rider that pentagon briefing also confirm for the first time that eight american soldiers were wounded in that drone strike in syria last week. meal? >> neil: lucas thank you for that. lucas at the pentagon. onto alex hogan right now in tel aviv in israel -- alex? >> that's right, neil. people are basing that up and i'm wondering if this will be the nights that iran attacks. and president biden was just asked specifically about that within the last hour about whether or not he is concerned, he said of course he's concerned, he was also asked if he thinks that the possibility of a cease-fire might deter iran from striking israel and he says that is his expectation. notice by the diplomatic effor

to destroy it and also attacked the united states forces in the region over 200 times, block the suez canalcontinue at fuselage of what hamas is doing in a refusal to negotiate. we are conditions in the middle east and we will think about sitting down and talking to you about this. this is grandstand on part of iran in their back on their heels a little bit in terms of what israel has been doing to them, i think they have the upper hand. using there, retaliation attack against israel and consequential and has below retaliation attack against israel and consequential iran is threatening retaliation attack of themselves, certainly they put cease-fire as a first priority and remain to be seen if anything comes of that, it would come very quickly if they told send more make the deal but they're not going to tell him to do that. that is the reality of what we are facing, this is grandstanding and i don't think we should put in their hand at all with this. maria: it seems so misguided to me after hearing the entire list that you went through in terms of the way that iran undermines the united sta

have control of the rebels down in yemen, they shut down half of the shipping coming through the suez canallly, we tend to forget about this but there are uranium proxy groups operating in syria and iraq that can attack american forces, so, that, i think is where the eventual uranian reply will be. as we were saying before the nice coverage of the vice president, by the way, that is a very enthusiastic looking crowd. my parents lived in western pennsylvania for a number of years, that's a fired up crowd for the vp. and so, i think the iranians don't want a wider war. they will use their proxies and that's why i think there is let's help, a better than even chance for a cease-fire in the next week or so. >> kyiv, their surprise push, it has shocked moscow and exposed the vulnerabilities. it's the largest attack on russia since world war ii. how might this gave ukraine the upper hand in the war and what it complicate efforts if ukraine starts using those weapons in russian territory? >> they are already using some of our weapon systems, armored personnel carriers, ammunition, high mars rocket

multiple attacks on our navy ships, trying to sink them through the houthis, shutting down the suez canalct with the iranians over that. and the central command commander has been recommending multiple times to hit iran, limited, measured attacks to to destroy their capability that's hurting us. and hands off. david: yeah. it sounds like appeasement to me. i want to switch. to ukraine because it's an extraordinary -- this uncurls by the ukrainians into -- incursion by the ukrainians into russia. can the ukrainians hold their poxes that they've got -- positions -- positions that they've got now in russia? >> well, this is fascinating, and that's a very good question. this kursk incursion is really commit significant strategically because i believe most people think the war in ukraine is at a stalemate. it's not, and i dropped an article in "the new york post" last week to demonstrate it's not a stalemate, but most people don't pay attention day in and day out. what have the ukrainians demonstrate thed here? they're 202 miles inside of russia -- 20 miles inside of russia taking 70-80 settle

. >> brian: houthi rebels shelling us and shut down the suez canal not going through there. of tribes men in moccasins are doing that israel is waiting for multiple attacks. we have to worry about our bases in iraq and syria. look at kamala harris foreign policy where she has been and what she said. ukraine june 15th they continue to pledge unwavering support. we got an invasion. february 19th, 2022, spoke in eastern europe about unity. the russians went. in israel we'll always ensure israel's defense. express serious concern about the gaza war in afghanistan. over gaza war. we should keep in mind, too she likes to play both ends. she definitely is more sympathetic towards the palestinians than president biden and that was pathetic. and she said that she was the last person in the room when president decided he would withdraw troops in this timetable from afghanistan. how does that look right now? and, finally in february, with russia, met with european leaders to help push gershkovich prisoner swap. a lot of people will analyze that for years. china, november 2022 urged pre

there was the suez canal that led to backlogs at many ports.omes to mitigating this, we don't have a strike among u.s. rail operators. maybe they're trying to redirect boats from vancouver to los angeles. it remains to be seen. >> brian chung, thank you. >>> now to a new message from taylor swift. she's speaking out since her cancelled eras tour shows. >> what is swift saying about her canceled shows and the impact that that thwarted terrorist plot had on her and her fans. >> she said having the shows canceled was devastating. 170,000 fans were expected to see taylor between august 8th and 10th. authorities and swift's teams canceled the shows because of a plot. she said there was fear and guilt because so many people had planned on coming to those shows. she said she wanted to wait until the european leg of her tour was finished. she said i will not speak about something publicly if doing so would harm those fans coming to my shows. >> what kind of information have officials released about that terrorist plot and what's next for the pop star?

and a plummeting of red sea global trade through the suez canal. they have the capacity and they have done something even hezbollah has not done, which is strike israel, with a long range ballistic missile. 1300 miles, they launched, got through israel's air defense and ended up landing in tel aviv where it killed at least one individual and wounded several more. that won't be as an intensive front as hezbollah but the houthis will get into the act to distract the air defenses to the degree they can. >> aaron david miller, thank you. >>> up next, presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. admitting he dumped a dead baby bear in central park nearly a decade ago. we'll dig into the new reporting out in "the new yorker." you're watching "chris jansing reports," only on msnbc. rker." you're watching "chris jansing reports," only on msnbc. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelli

we have trade alliances, our access to oil and, the suez, the suez canal is a major trade route throughhe world's shipping goes. so these things, they might not seem like they impact us directly, but they will. beyond that, iran has allied itself with countries like russia, china, north kore, venezuela, all of which want to upend the international order that the united states established in the wake of world war two with hard fought blood, and which has made the world a safer place for everyone, but particularly for the united states. without this international order that we put into place, we may have to once again send our boys and girls abroad to die in far off lands, in wars that could have been prevented had this international order been strengthened. outstanding explanation. there david, want to have you hang on for just a moment. i want to bring in rich goldberg, your colleague. senior fellow? rich, you made a really strong point earlier, and in the brief amount of time we have left, just a couple of minutes, you said. listen, it is important that we not make more of this than mi

but now he cannot go through the suez canal because of the geopolitical risks.y are trying to go back to a transpacific race. we have seen that in those transpacific rates which are up around 170% from last year. so, there is a lot of things going on. you have seasonality. have the labor issues, and you have the destocking cycle that appears to be over. jonathan: phenomenal numbers coming out of those ports. lee klaskow of bloomberg intelligence. here is dani burger. dani: the democratic republic expecting mpox vaccines from the u.s. as soon as next week. the central african nation's health ministry said this outbreak has affected more than 16,700 people and cost -- caused 570 deaths. the u.s. pledged doses earlier this month. gold is climbing this morning to trade at yet another record high at more than $2500 an ounce. the precious metal has surged more than 20% this year, helped by expectations of rate cuts due to political concerns and central banks buying up gold. ubs says it takes next the price to hit 2700 -- 2700 dollars by mid-2025. anna trump says he wo

hezbollah, gaza, the suez canal, one of the most important shipping channels closed since october.n attack in syria that have been attacking american positions, and iran itself. the question is how they dial-up one or the other. israel does fear hezbollah as our personal -- does fear hezbollah's arsenal. estimates are they have between 120000 and 150,000 missiles, which would be enough to overwhelm israel's air defenses. this leads to the question if they think is about to happen might not israel strike first? it is not mistakes, it is the fact that leadership in iran is determined to destroy the little satan. annmarie: yesterday we heard from former president trump who set i'm not looking to be bad to iran, we are going to be friendly, maybe not, but i hope we will be friendly. you know it trump's policy toward iran would look like? amb. bolton: he has no idea what it would look like. people who look at what happened in the first term and believe it will be the same in the second term are mistaken. it is always possible. trump almost met with iran's then foreign minister at the g7

dodgy ships stuck in the suez canal, all those issues. supply chain, that's when you saw prices rising and so but nonetheless, he should have still twigged. well, he did twigged the fact that actually inflation was going to be coming down anyway, so long as those supply chains repaired themselves, which they have done to most extent. now be careful. it could easily reverse the other way because of what we've been seeing in ukraine or any other elements. so we're still in a rather dangerous position at the moment. but this is one of the problems where they sit there and say, well, inflation of course, can be controlled by the bank of england. it can't be because the inflation for the bank of england, it would be if it was a consumer boom, because you actually try and stop people spending so much money because the cost of money, if the inflation is coming from outside the country, the bank of england can't do very much about it. and this is one of the problems telling the bank of england, well, you've only got one tool for them to use, whic