tim: what was the tipping point? prime minister has been on the periphery of so many controversies. what was the tipping point. ? >> what i feel angry about is th all the people who put him in that job would was like and all of this -- you knew what he was like and all of this is about him and his bad behavior, sometimes that of others as well. there has been a drip, drip, drip. all of this has be eminently predictable. it was predicted by marco growth. it was fascinating. boris johnson this evening says that he should have realized that chris bacher was never going to change. look in the minister, prime minister. you are never going to learn or change. chris should be out of parliament and you out of downing street. tim: is into jacobht, though? he was elected as prime minister . nobody can get rid of him at the moment unless it is a general election and the tory party cannot get rid of him. >> conservativesan change the rules quickly if they need to. my guess is there hope be a vote of confidence quickly. i am pres

and the vice-chairman has been tim dunn., and i wanted to read part of it to you. it says education freedom, setting the captives free would break the woke stranglehold of critical race theory, queer theory, sexual anarchy and hate america curricula. that education will lose funding, and that means that the indoctrination will not survive. when you hear that kind of language about texas public schools, what's your reaction? >> it really has nothing to do with critical race theory. it has nothing to do with a lot of things they are destroying. spewing. they want to disrupt and destroy public schools because they would much rather have schools that are faith-based. >> the bible is a book mainly about politics, but the most important thing to do is don't surrender. it doesn't matter what they tell us if we stand and we are vigilant. we will win. >> before our children we must be sure that they know how to follow toward teaching rather than social conscience. when the bible clearly teach us us one thing and our parents teach us

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tim dunn has preached here many times. >> he has set us free from the law.ation for those who walk according to the spirit. >> we're here in midland, texas, it's part of your own district. it's also home to tim dunn. >> your voting record is just as conservative as many of the people who might be supported by these west texas billionaire. you voted for the abortion bill. you voted for the no permit gun carry bill. >> mm-hmm. >> and the bill that limits the discussion of race and gender in classrooms, you voted for that as well. >> mm-hmm. >> so why haven't the tim dunns and the farris wilks supported you. seems like you're doing stuff they would agree with. >> my voting record is very conservative. is it 100% conservative? you're either owned or you're not owned. >> in 2006 dunn actually donated $500 to your senate campaign? and since then dunn has donated to texas politicians and political action committees across the state, none of that money has gone to you. >> i met him in my first campaign and we talked, and i told him i would be open minded towards wha

>> tim dunn. >> i grew up in big spring. i worked at cosden refinery in the summers going to school. >> for 20 years tim dun in midland has been a leader of the midland oil team. >> drilled about 800 wells. i've ended up making more money than i ever thought possible. >> you have the wilks brothers and cisco. >> this is where i lived for the first six years of my life. >> you've come a long way. >> yes, we have. >> they used to be in the fracking business. they made billions. >> we didn't expect a lot of the good things that did happen. >> i can hear the countries critics already saying you can't expect me to believe there's a handful of billionaires that can have an influence on this entire state of 30 milbillion people. >> that's what's pushing texans to the far right. the districts are so big and sprawling it's impossible to find somebody that everybody knows. so you have the west texas money that comes n hand picks a candidate nobody's ever heard of and they put $2 million into a campaign and they beat all the local cand

tim: in san francisco, tim johns. >> today, the san francisco a's released a statement saying we need vaccines for monkeypox and we need it now. the clinics as we do not want to scare you, but we are now seeing cases on a regular basis and will now see more cases if we do not act swiftly and boldly. they have only received 60 doses of the monkeypox vaccine, not nearly enough for everybody who could benefit from one. dion: travel made a strong comeback -- come back during the weekend. it was about 75% of pre-pandemic levels. friendly skies might not have been so friendly for some. nationwide, thousands of flights were delayed. air travel troubles have been a frequent problem and something members of congress want fixed. >> there is an unfair business practices and is a lot. he has the authority that if an airline is selling you a ticket, they are representing they are going to have a flight and you -- they cannot just cancel it. it is a misleading business practice and we need to set a consequence for that. dion: yesterday, it screened more than 11 million passengers nationwide. >> the

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tim: the mayor, holding a news conference.ng a news emergency. >> by sounding the alarm, we are saying that this will not be an nord. this is a public health crisis. tim: the city currently has 281 cases with a disproportionate number among men who have sex with men. >> i have talked to too many doctors and too many folks who have gotten monkeypox, who have described the symptoms associated with this, the potentially lifelong disfigurement that can come from it. people need to take this seriously. tim: for weeks, demand for the vaccine has outstripped supply. on thursday, san francisco received about 12,000 but 7000 are needed. >> it is well to learn -- to look back and realize, did we learn nothing? we just realize that if everyone would be in a better place if the covid vaccine was available to everyone and now this is happening. tim: they wish the federal government response to the outbreak had been better. a view shared by many in the community. >> it is an infuriating moment for our community. it has caused harm by the la

tim westwood would be there, holding his club night.l, which was a big deal. that's happening saturday night between eight and ten with me, westwood... we're calling this woman esther. she says she was 14 when she met tim westwood. he was in his early 30s. he was like, "how old are you then?" i said, "i'm 14." and he didn't look shocked oranything, it was, "0h, 0k." i said, "can i get in next week?" "sure you can." i'd say it was a couple of months after that, we had sex. i never gave consent, but i never said no either. welcome to the radio 1 rap show. this is how radioi get down in the 9—7. tim westwood has been a prominent figure in the music industry for more than 40 years. i'm a big dog! as part of our investigation, we spoke to ten different women making allegations ranging from sexual assaults and predatory behaviour to sexual activity with a 14—year—old between 1990 and 2020. this woman, we are calling talia. she, too, met tim westwood in a club in 2012. he was 20, he was 55. she said he took her to his hotel room, where he forc

please say hello to tim mcgraw joining us from skype! [cheers and applause] what's up, tim? hi?, i will just find a tree. with us in the studio, everybody please welcome isabel may! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ oh, my gosh, first of all you look stunning. a >> isabel: thank you very much. >> kelly: i love how you are like i'm going to get there. >> isabel: i can't walk. >> kelly: you know, but it looks great. i love that you actually look like you could be their daughter. it's so great. >> isabel: a love that too. it's very helpful. >> kelly: you look like you could've come from their dna. but tim, where you calling from? >> i am in new york. we are doing some press up here and getting to see a couple of our daughters could we get to hang out with them for a little bit. >> kelly: that's exciting, are they in school or just living up there? what are they doing? >> tim: both of them are actors, so they are in new york pursuing that job. it is to be on last time i saw you you were here and one of them was still in school and i was like all right. and you are

tim: they wish theoutbreak had . a view shared by many in the community. >> it is an infuriating it has caused harm by the lack of urgency in this crisis. tim:a catastrophe, these are uncertain times. >> we have hundreds of people calling our hotline with questions and concerns. fear and anxiety. tim: san francisco's board of supervisors is expected to approve it. live in the newsroom. tim johnson. abc7 news. ama: we have everything you need to know. had to our website abc7news.com. dan: after allowing passengers to go mask free, bart is making masks mandatory once again. they voted to reinstate the face mask requirement, effective immediately. >> i have been wearing a masterful time. even when the mask mandate was withdrawn. i'm not concerned about other people's behavior. dan: the requirement applies to trains in all others. people with medical conditions that prevent them from wear a mask are exempt. ama: with monkeypox becoming a bigger health issue, a group of bay area doctors are warning the public not to forge

to find any more information regarding tim westwood's behaviour during his employment.r comment. it's about to get real hectic. but now the corporation has placed itself in an awkward position and is under pressure to answer questions about its record—keeping and reveal what it did and didn't know about tim westwood's behaviour. a premier league international footballer has been arrested on suspicion of rape in north london. the 29—year—old player, who can't be named for legal reasons, was detained in barnet this morning, and remains in custody. the police say inquiries into the circumstances are ongoing. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has announced a major shift in his party's stance on brexit. in a speech this evening, he said if he becomes prime minister at the next general election, he won't take the uk back into the single market, restore freedom of movement or re—join the customs union with the eu. with more here's our political editor chris mason. it's 2019, and keir starmer is greeted as a hero for turning up at a rally calling for another brexit referendu

tim cook, we will tell you what he had to say. amazon surging in late trading after providing a strong outlook for the third quarter. a much different forecast than other retailers. net sales jumping in the second quarter thanks to prime day shoppers. we will dig into the data. the largest chipmaker for mobile devices is mourning the slow down in spending. -- warning of a slowdown in spending. we will talk about the weaker than expected forecast. all of that in a moment but first, a look at the markets. another big day for tech results. apple and amazon out after the bell and we are seeing some green. ed: apple up 4%, narrowly beating the top and bottom line. strengthen iphone and ipad, missed on mac. it missed on services as well which was an area analysts hoped would be an area of strength. the rich consumer, the upper end of the markets holding up well. we had that conversation with tim cook. and economic headwinds in the third quarter. amazon surging after hours frankly on very strong outlook for the third quarter. overall, ne

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tim, the bank of russia code about 160 basis points today.the third consecutive cut after 300 moves in april. how much is the bank of russia going to have to cut to offset all of this backdrop that you just talked about? tim: many people focus on the fact that high oil prices have helped russia. the reality is foreign-exchange or down about $80 billion since february 24. they have not been able to bank this surplus in accumulation, and actually one of the reasons is because the countries in recession, because of sanctions, right? that is why the central bank are cutting rates. the outlook for the russian economy is dreadful. i don't think this is a great story, that we can sell, that the ruble a strong, the central bank is cutting rates, degrading russia, absolutely not. the outlook for russia is stagflation, recession, and being cut out of global markets because it invaded ukraine and because of what it is doing and ukraine. anna: and how is that weakness in the russian economy, tim, being felt on the ground in russia? we know protesting is

tim.ere are 47 republicans who joined democrats but it has to go to the senate where it faces a much tougher and more uncertain future. in the wake of the supreme court's historic decision to overturn roe v. wade, congress is taking steps to protect same-sex marriage. on tuesday, the democratic led house passed a bill that would make same-sex marriage a federal law. currently, it is only legal because of a supreme court decision, a ruling that lgbtq advocates worry could be at risk. >> clarence thomas wrote a concurring opinion in which he issued his salvo and he was very clear about it. mckay says he thought had been wrongly decided in a way similar to roe v. wade. tim: the bill would need the support of at least 10 republicans and all democrats, and while that will be harder than getting votes in the house, it is something activists say needs to be done. >> is not going to solve every issue but it is a big one that represents a step towards those other issues that need to be addressed. >

tim.e 47 republicans who joined democrats but it has to go to the senate where it faces a much tougher and more uncertain future. in the wake of the supreme court's historic decision to overturn roe v. wade, congress is taking steps to protect same-sex marriage. on tuesday, the democratic led house passed a bill that would make same-sex marriage a federal law. currently, it is only legal because of a supreme court decision, a ruling that lgbtq advocates worry could be at risk. >> clarence thomas wrote a concurring opinion in which he issued his salvo and he was very clear about it. mckay says he thought had been wrongly decided in a way similar to roe v. wade. tim: the bill would need the support of at least 10 republicans and all democrats, and while that will be harder than getting votes in the house, it is something activists say needs to be done. >> is not going to solve every issue but it is a big one that represents a step towards those other issues that need to be addressed. >> caro

tim: no. i can tell you we had a percent of our respondents with the headline comments indicate order rates are softening -- normally -- time -- rates. what i am watching for is leadtime starting to come down. we have prices easing, suppliers delivering better. we have employment, the ability to hire better. but issue for me is lead times. we are at record and raw material leadtimes. i don't think until we have that softening moment people are predicting, and i do not believe we will see it this year. michael: looking at the prices paid number, still a lot of commodities rising in price, not as many going down in price, although the index dropped. oil prices over the last month have been falling. industrial metals have been falling. it does not seem to be reflected in what your members are paying. tim: we have about 10% of our respondents saying prices decreasing compared to 5% or 6% last month. steady progress, not big, but you can see it in the pricing number. commodity markets are softening

the bbc says tim westwood was also spoken to following one of the other complaints and said tim davie position as he knew it at the time. the corporation confirmed it is still digging to find any more information regarding the behaviour of tim westwood during his employment. tim westwood has not responded to any of our requests for comment. it is about to get real hectic up here! now, the corporation is under pressure to answer questions about its record—keeping and reveal what it did and did not know about tim westwood's behaviour. downing street has said this lunchtime that borisjohnson was aware of "reports and speculation" about chris pincher�*s behaviour before he appointed him deputy chief whip in february. chris pincher resigned from the government on thursday, after allegations of sexual misconduct were made against him. our political correspondent nick eardley has the latest from westminster. bring us up—to—date on what exactly downing street are saying. yes. bring us up-to-date on what exactly downing street are saying. yes, this is an important _ downing street are saying.

you have not seen the lobbying that tim cook did with donald trump that you are seeing tim cook do knowe biden. it seems like the relationship is definitely not as close. emily: interesting. much to continue to follow. thank you for your reporting there. meantime, back to inflation. on top of surging gas and grocery prices, single people are finding another aspect of life is getting more expensive -- dating. as costs loom, some daters are scaling back and being more selective according to data from dating apps themselves. what are we learning about how the dating market has changed? >> i think we are seeing people have money top of mind when they are looking for a partner and that is changing the game entirely. tensions are rising. people are scaling back and being more selective because they are finding that -- [indiscernible] one woman i talked to said she spent on average about $200 a month on dating. now she's spinning about $400. people are being more intentional about who they are dating and what they are looking for and finding that they want to be with a person who is financiall

tim johns, abc 7 news kristen: let's look -- mike: tim johns, -- tim johns, abc 7 news. kristen: what about the upcoming election? tim: she will have to win a four-year term in the election. larry: new developments in the case of alexis gabe, who disappeared six months ago. >> if you're heading to marin county, rethink your plans. a major caltrans project could bring big delays to 101. >> summer heat is making a return. what day whe it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because every green thumb, 5k, and all-day dance party starts the night before. the sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movements and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night and to help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. sleep number takes care of the science. all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our weekend special. save $1,000 on our most popular smart bed, and free home delivery when you add a base. ends monday. to learn more, go to sleepnumber.com. as a pro

tim, trade it or fade it?traded, i like j and j, i like the diversity of the business, i like a medical product business. is pretty resilient. the consumer-products is this i think is the one you want to earn in this environment and the pharma pipeline is better than a lot of their peers. valuation not demanding. this is a stock you want to own in these times. >> last but not least, tesla. steve, your take? >> i'm going to fade this one. i don't like to bet against elon musk, but i'll make the exception this time. i think he's going to be bogged down with a lot of negative headlines, as he's been with twitter, and maybe he'll say something that he'll regret same, or not. it is also negative on the economy, and a lot of times you're seeing it through your own prism, and i think he's negative because he knows what's coming down the pipe for tesla. >> super bad feeling about the economy. he's got layoffs, hiring freezes going on. guy, money furnaces burning money all around the world. >> no bueno. can i fade his

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tim: tim johns, abc7news. j.r.: we are skating our way into weather with spencer christian.o you have your skates on? spencer: not now, but maybe after the show. let's take a look at current conditions. it is pretty breezy in some spots out near the delta. 26 mile-per-hour winds. relatively light winds, a 20 four-hour temperature change showing most locations are one or two degrees warmer. here's the view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. low to mid 60's. palo alto, san jose. you can see the lights in emeryville. more clouds are flowing up from the south. 60 in napa, low 60's in concord and livermore. here's the view from our exploratory camera. you can see the clouds thickening in the sky over the bay. these are our forecast futures. clouds will continue to increase. we will see increasing clouds and humidity. tomorrow, the pattern continues and a chance of showers, may be an isolated thunderstorm or two. starting at midnight, notice the clouds and moisture flowing up from the south. there will be an outbreak of showers over the sierra and into the cen

i'm tim willcox. our top stories: borisjohnson is no longer conservative leader but will stay on as caretaker prime minister. in his announcement, not a word about his mistakes. he blamed his colleagues instead. as we have seen at westminster, the herd instinct is powerful. when the herd moves, it moves. and, my friends, in politics, no—one is remotely indispensable. we'll take a look at who might replace borisjohnson, as the list of potential candidates grows by the hour. and how this resignation is being seen beyond the uk. we'll examine the global reaction to borisjohnson�*s downfall. also on the programme — an injured rafael nadal withdraws from wimbledon, missing an opportunity to achieve a new grand slam record. and the american actorjames caan — best known for playing the gangster sonny corleone in the godfather — has died at the age of 82. hello and welcome to the programme. borisjohnson is no longer leader of the conservative party, but he's still british prime minister — following an extraor

the dj tim _ discussion. and that was network rail. the dj tim westwood - discussion.allegations this time from a woman who said that they had sex several times starting when she was 14. she says that mr westwood was in his 30s at the time and describes him as a predator. the woman is one of several to come forward with claims of misconduct and abuse. after an investigation by bbc news on the garden, the allegations span a 30 year period, starting in 1990. mr westwood did not respond to a request for comment. this report from our correspondent does contain distressing accounts of alleged sexual assault. the arches was a club in vauxhall. tim westwood would be there, holding his club night, so it was really popular. he had a show on capital which was a big deal. that's happening saturday night between eight and ten with me, westwood... we're calling this woman esther. she says she was 14 when she met tim westwood. he was in his early 30s. then he got into ages. he was like, "how old are you then?" i said, "i'm 14." and he didn't look shocked oranything, it was, "0h, 0k.

the bbc says tim westwood was also spoken to following one of the other complaints, and said tim davieosition as he knew it at the time. the corporation confirmed it is still digging to find any more information regarding the behaviour of tim westwood during his employment. tim westwood has not responded to any of our requests for comment. it is about to get real hectic up here! now, the corporation is under pressure to answer questions about its record—keeping and reveal what it did and did not know about tim westwood's behaviour. chi chi izundu, bbc news. downing street has admitted the prime minister was aware of "reports and speculation" about the alleged sexual misconduct of the former deputy chief whip, chris pincher, before his appointment in february. mr pincher has been suspended from the conservative parliamentary party after a complaint he groped two men last week, and has since faced a series of fresh historical claims, which he denies. live to westminster, and the latest from our political correspondent jonathan blake. jonathan is following all this at westminster and tryi

tim. _ shut case, isn't it? well, not really, tim, and _ shut case, isn't it?, and good - shut case, isn't it? well, not i really, tim, and good morning. thank you for having me in your broadcast. this case, or the persecution and prosecution of steve bannon, was more of the same from this phony six january committee. not only are they attacking and targeting president trump, they are also attacking and targeting peter navarro, president trump's primary trade consultant at the white house when he was president. white house when he was president-— white house when he was president. they've got two republicans _ president. they've got two republicans on _ president. they've got two republicans on the - president. they've got two - republicans on the committee, haven't they?— haven't they? they are phony republicans. _ haven't they? they are phony republicans. they _ haven't they? they are phony republicans. they are - haven't they? they are phony republicans. they are not. republicans. they are not republicans. they are not republicans. liz republicans. they are

joining us is tim a bloomberg opinion.punched the numbers and there is a lot of skepticism over elon musk's complaint. tell us what you found. tim: i think the complaint that there are more than 5% of the accounts on twitter that are spambots does not really make sense to me. i don't know what data he has seen or what twitter has given him, but i have looked into the system. i actually have a twitter about myself and i know how they are built. twitter would be able to do a pretty good estimate how many bots they have on the system and they would be supremely stupid to lie about it. i don't think they are lying about it. there may be a bone of contention between musk and a twitter about what exactly is a bought -- that is pretty easily defined, what is a spambot maybe over for interpretation. overall, i think the complaint must has is not material or as big as he might make out. in my opinion, it is not enough to scuttle a deal. i think what we need to see is are they agreeing on the same definition or the same data? is mus

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-- tim did speak up? been arrested and he starts freaking out. he was really frantic and something slipped that he had evidence. >> no, don't -- don't -- don't -- don't -- that can't be found. >> no, babe, i'm going to do it. >> the fact that he is saying "don't do it," is very incriminating for him. and the fact that she's saying, "i'm going to" is sort of helpful to her. >> trust me, please. >> you realize they're recording this phone conversation anyways? you're being an absolute ass to try and lie again. tim said he had a murder weapon. >> yeah, he does. >> they didn't know about the murder weapon or where it was. this was the point where daniel wozniak realized, this is it. they're going to find out. do?babe, what do you want me to- >> i don't want you to tell the detective anything. >> he begs her not to give that information over to the police. but she went to the cops. >> now i'm dead. now i'm really dead. >> baby, you're already dead. >> i was trying to cover it up, and now i'm going away for lif

tim miller joins me now. tim, congratulations on the book.tough one to right. very personal. your book is called why we did it, referencing in particular the republican consultant class, the people who went from one campaign to another, even from talking to donald trump. so briefly explain to our viewers, why did you, why did they do it, enable trump, and able the forces that produced trump? >> yeah, mehdi, look, i breakdown basically about a dozen different reasons why people went along with it. i really just use a few examples to try to explain them. i think it's important to understand -- in wyoming. the insane people talk about alien life, it's not with this book is about. it's about -- we saw the testimony last week about team normal. bill stepien is an adviser to one of those women that is running against liz cheney on the fact that the coronavirus was invented to kill people, and that the election was stolen. that's team normal. that gets to the crux of the answer in this book. too many people who consider themselves to be normal knew

he's no friend to the families. >> tim, we have to leave the conversation there.out your latest efforts to bring awareness to what you pointed out is the consensus in the u.s. intelligence community about saudi arabia's government in funding the september 11th terror attacks. tim frolich, thank you again for your time. >> thank you, guys. god bless. >>> stay with cnn. we'll be right back. [ sfx: submarine rising out of water ] minions are bitin' today. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. libertyty. ♪ minions: the rise of gru, only in theaters. how did olay top expensive creams? like this with hydration that beats the $100 cream in every jar of regenerist retinol24 collagen ptide new vitamic and the icon red jar can't top this skin shop now at olay.com to be healthier, knowlee is everything. steps. calories. exercise minutes. because proven quality sleep is vital to our health and wellness, only the sleep number 360 smart bed keeps you cool, then senses and effortlessly adjusts for your best sleep. tells you exactly how well you slept. your sleepiq score. our smart sleepe

tim: it san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news.ina: in the southbay, testing shows covid sub variants are to blame for prolonging a case search. one month ago, santa clara officials were hoping to see a tick in the current surge the end of june. that has not happened. the county is still seeing 1000 cases daily, according to the seven-day average, and now the santa clara county public health department director, will give an estimate on when a peak could happen. >> the main reason why is because we have additional subvariants that continues to circulate and unlike the omicron surge, rate went up and went down quickly, we are continuing to see a continued high level of transmission in the community. karina: county health officials say we need a prolonged and steady drop in cases detected in wastewater, before they can say we are exiting the search. larry: we report about the many scams that drain victims' bank accounts using zelle pop the popular quick payment app owned by major banks. scammers use a variety of schemes to trick vict

well, the thing is, tim, there are so many. thing is, tim, there are so many athletes.he 72 nations and territories. all of these athletes perhaps would not have the chance to compete in the world for example or in the olympics. so it is highly relevant 0lympics. so it is highly relevant for so many nations where perhaps they have a very small population. i was speaking a little earlier to a highjumper, a former highjumper, brendan williams who has competed in two previous commonwealth games the dominique. that has a population of around 70000 and he said there were just be no way that he could ever qualify for a worlds or an 0lympics. so it was a huge opportunity for him to compete in the commonwealth games, to be able to represent his country and to take a pride in that as well. and that is one of the biggest reasons that the commonwealth games are so relevant at the moment. that many, many athletes from across the globe deal relevant and feel that their nation can be represented in a way that it might not otherwise be able to be. prince charles is representing the qu

you have two great companies that created significant modes for themselves. >> the question now, tim, is whether you want to add exposure to either of these companies or any growth companies because a few things are working you have treasury yields basically moving south you have the market thinking that the federal reserve is closer to the end than the beginning on hiking interest rates. and now you have some pretty sturdy fundamentals here lining up for companies in a tough economic environment so would you be adding >> well, i think what you're looking at is those investors with cash, buying when the market is down and two large participations is down, it is a generally good place to be as long as it fits within people's risk tolerance, adding money to the market when it is down you still have a s&p down mid double-digits so it is not an awful time to be looking at buying stocks. and if you're going to get long the market, you're going to own these two stocks generally >> burton, what about apple. which is trading higher today. more than 3% it is had a great month as well. people w

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good lesson on a leash yet. theresa's gun to tim. up was we go. van kathleen klein comes east bun flew martin. stan, you bought it at 100 and he and it will come in there. oh, a titan is a nasty in an empty lots and i pad law in england in added tim. i get this and zayus alba has flashbanc i lettings, or nevada, on 200 mazda ah, blue with i'm speaking is couple of them say biscuit blossom, images size. so that's why my now studies to go wouldn't 5 is this meets plus yet i was at the base in my pay i couple picked on monday. yeah. labor. does me go through that and 1st i am so an email had, ma'am, would good. must q to putting it in? tip gave up a house. clem. see a bit. i was tolerant. how behind teddy? i'm fucked by the yet sub his conduct. israel from f eyes and cause it was so foolish. talk and get cnbc got side them as a job. i missed my hobbies. vasa, i tough to send them under them. no business can new kind visor and 11 plus come. yeah. oh no, i have no, no, no interest kilo made of me and glen doesn't cut them yet. and gustin

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we're honored to be joined by tim. thanks so much for coming on . so you know f someone who's not in the business as you areet selling off an asset like this and allowing it to be sold to china seems a criminal. >> honestly, you know, tucker , you articulate it better than it just about anybody. the question i thinknk to answer that question, you have to ask ourselves, how did we get here in the first place? how did t we replace one bad policy with another bad policy? how did we go from being the world's energy superpower, being number one in oil and gas and coal and geothermal and second in wind and solar to shaking the tin cup to the saudis and not being able to trackev where were our strategic petroleum reserve releases end up? it's really quite it's quite disconcerting, isn't't i would say it's really important to know that the exploration production companies were notot supportive of the strategic petroleum reserve release. why didn't we just why weren't we allowed just open up the spigot what we're alreadye doing versus shutting that off the n

it turned out not to be tim ryan. he joins us tonight.or me you want to point out what a fraud your opponent is, but i can't resist. shouldn't he be required to campaign with joe biden? >> in cleveland, joe biden was here today, and -- nowhere to be found, but you are right. the guy is a fraud. sided with illegal aliens over his own citizens, who were being killed at record numbers. he sided with the biden administration killing the energy industry in ohio in the name of green energy, which of course has shifted a ton of manufacturing jobs. while he says that he cares about working say listens, he sided with the biden administration on hundred% of the time on policies that defunded the american police department, and have made it through this ridiculous inflation we are experiencing. i'm not surprised he's not politically -- i know that -- i am surprised at the shamelessness of it all, that the guy campaign for joe biden, supported all of his policies, and is now on a tv commercial -- >> when you were a kid, there were plenty of democrats

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