[applause] i also into think senator tim scott who could not be here today.e gathered here today most of all the family, thank you for never giving up. never ever giving up. [applause] as a matter fact, told me her mother was here, when? your grandmother was here when? in 1898 in order to make a case within antilynching law it was over 100 years ago in 1900 north goin at representative george henry white the son of a slave the only black lawmaker in congress at the time i first introduce legislation to make lynching a federal crime. hundreds, hundreds of similar bills have failed to pass. over the years, several federal hate crime laws were enacted including one i signed it last year to combat covid-19 hate crimes. but no federal law, no federal logs brusquely prohibits lynching, none, until today. [applause] one of the leading chronicles of her history of lynching is brian stevenson who happens to be for my home state. who wanted very much to be here today but he could not. he helped build the national memorial for peace and justice in montgomery, alabama am

and wrongs for our country. >> brian: tim scott, man of action. get on board.the majority, if you get the majority after the midterms you will probably have more momentum if you can't pass it originally. senator, thank you for joining us tonight. >> yes, sir. >> brian: straight ahead, when is dr. fauci actually going to hang up his stethoscope and retire? we have some clues next and also doom and gloom. that's dr. fauci. that's what he does next. >> tech vo: this customer had auto glass damage, but he was busy working from home... ...so he scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to his house... ...then we got to work. we replaced his windshield and installed new wipers to protect his new glass, while he finished his meeting. let safelite come to you. >> man: looks great. thank you. >> tech: my pleasure. that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ mass general brigham. when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine, this is the only healthcare system in the country with five nationally ranked

tim scott on his face is not a makeup megatron burke. one week ago tim scott said donald trump is a future of the party he is our party. >> he would not be in the search party for disappeared? [laughter] excellent live at both of you forever this already feels like a family. is anyone's family this united? looks at the risk putting an crosshairs to synthesize and ensure both saying by adding that there is something this room needs to do before we go out of n this room i'm not going to make a deep calisthenics. it's coming together as insipid as this sounds you all have seen and our movement called the forever trump unit which is called that, it is easy there are divisions, there are people who hate each other their organizations competing against each other with tin can definitely stupid. we need to come together we must come together. donald trump's biggest fear is he'll be seen as a loser but if we come together and stay together will prove the point he is one. so we have to do that as a group. >> we to take control of this panel? >> p

. >> and, remarks from the floor by senator tim scott, calling for more police funding in his state. >> this week president biden's estate of the unanimous, and an -- addressed an issue i have long work on. after years, and i mean years of democrats tell turn on popular defund of the police policies, they have finally seen the light . maybe it is the light on their sinking polling numbers, and are now voicing support for funding our men and women in uniform. crime is one of the top issues people across this country are facing. homicides are up 44% in major cities since 2019 and minority communities that have been impacted the most, are crying out for help. 85% is the number of the increase from 2019 to 2020 in the murders and violent crimes any black and hispanic communities. in addition, luster was one of the most dangerous, deadliest years for law enforcement on record. they have the most offices being shot in the line of duty since they began attracting the numbers. that is nearly a 70% increase in officers being shot while simply trying to dealer duty, take care of the community,

tim scott, great guy that i served with in congress, tim scott is not a mega trumper.im scott on national tv said that donald trump is the future of the party, and he is -- >> he would not be in that search party because he disappeared. >> i want to live with you both forever because we feel like a family. [applause] at the risk of michael putting me in the crosshairs, you're going to kill all three of them. this is a panel. >> i want to add that there is something that this room needs to do before we go out of this room, and i am not going to make you do calisthenics, but it is coming together. in our movement, if you are going to -- we're just going to call it that, but there are divisions. there are people who hate each other. there are organizations competing against each other and it is absolutely stupid. we need to go mother together -- we need to come together and if we come together and stay together, we will prove the point that donald trump is a loser. [applause] >> michael, would you take control of this panel? >> this is 20 questions. >> we were speaking to

tim scott, great guy that i served with in congress, tim scott is not a mega trumper. tim scott on national tv said that donald trump is the future of the party, and he is -- >> he would not be in that search party because he disappeared. >> i want to live with you both forever because we feel like a family. [applause] at the risk of michael putting me in the crosshairs, you're going to kill all three of them. this is a panel. >> i want to add that there is something that this room needs to do before we go out of this room, and i am not going to make you do calisthenics, but it is coming together. in our movement, if you are going to -- we're just going to call it that, but there are divisions. there are people who hate each other. there are organizations competing against each other and it is absolutely stupid. we need to go mother together -- we need to come together and if we come together and stay together, we will prove the point that donald trump is a loser. [applause] >> michael, would you take control of this panel? >> this is 20 questions. >> we were speaking

louise: priest says tim stewart sent him this picture of tim and scott morrison together. h how close tim said the families were, which was why he said there was a way, due to that closeness, that he could influence the prime minister. louise: at the time, scott morrison was preparing for one of his first acts as prime minister, a national apology to survivors of institutional child sexual abuse. eliahi priest set up a meeting with tim stewart and others. the group wanted the phrase "ritual sexual abuse" included in the national apology. dr. michael salter: so, when the qanon conspiracy is using the term "ritual abuse," they're using it as synonymous with child torture, cannibalism, really the most gross and vivid and graphic allegations of child abuse that you can imagine. it has been folded into a set of beliefs about the united states government, in which there are high-powered, high-profile individuals who secretly engage in these strange satanic ceremonies. louise: eliahi priest showed four corners messages he says tim stewart sent him referring to his attempts to get

i know tim scott does., i was the fourth black person ever populate popularly elected to the senate. i remember a lot of mixed people, white folks work here. at night, when people are in line to come clean this place the percentage of minorities shift a lot. i'm walking here, someone who's been here for decades doing the urgent work at the senate, unglamorous work that goes on no matter whose office it is. guy comes up to me. all he wants to say, i'm so glad you are here. he comes up and can't get the words out. this man, my elder, starts crying. i just hugged him. he kept telling me, it is so good to see you here. it's so good to see you here. thank you. thank you. thank you. i love my brother, tim scott. i could write a dissertation. i wish i could have given a speech. talking to the challenges and indignities. we are still faced. you are here. i was in the white house with my democratic colleagues, again, i'm in my july. i can't help it. the president is asking our advice, who should we nominate, whateve

. >> in 2018 republican senator tim scott and democratic cory booker and kamala harris again introducedtion in the wake of the white supremacist rally in the murder that failed. in 2019 congressman reintroduced the emmett till anti-lynching act. >> mami till is all over this bill. >> in 2020 ms. gordon travelled with her daughter to washington to push for legislation. concerns from kentucky republican rand paul who argued over how lynching sh >> senator rand paul decided we al foer and he t te didn't see the difference. in these two years his mind changed. >> it lingered for a while. those are the frustrating years that keep you going, that's the definition of frustration in 2020 hails in comparison to 1955. >> that trip to washington, d.c. would be the last miss gordon and her daughter would take. a month after the bill failed in the senate erica gordon taylor passed away. >> what did you think when you heard the news that had finally passed both the house and senate. >> i broke down. i thought of my daughter erica and said oh, if only she could be here to see the fruits of her labor.

welcome tim scott of south carolina. thanks for being here. michele steele of california, they will share their perspective on this important topic. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to the ranking member grassley as well for holding such an important hearing on a topic that is growing in importance around this country right now. certainly with a backdrop of increasing hate crimes around this country, it's important to note that we have finally, after 200 times, try and they failed, this congress in a bipartisan faction, in a non-partisan faction, putting americans beyond politics, passed the anti-lynching legislation that this senate has passed three times in the last three years. it's good to see that it is on the way to the president's desk and it sends a positive, powerful signal to those who have been the victim of lynching, the importance of what's happening today and to their families as well. with that, i would like to just note that as we think through the challenges that we are seeing on campuses around this country, specifically

tim scott from south carolina, says we have to end reliance on russian oil. i saw nikki haley texted something very similar, unthinkable importing 672,000 barrels a day from russia. i put up on the screen, an important chart. what you hear from this administration, we are addressing the problem, releasing barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. look the last time they did it, november 23rd. l 50 million barrels. prices have only gone up from there. and prices going up again. it's not working, senator. >> no doubt about it, sandra. i'll say this without any question, when you think about importing over 600,000 barrels of oil at over $100 per barrel, you are talking about $60 million, american dollars being pumped into the russian economy. had we went forward with the keystone pipeline and had 800,000 barrels coming into our country over the next several months or years, we would be able to eliminate any dependence on russian energy. this is a catastrophic decision that biden made on his first day in office. that means that the prices that we are s

. >> brooke: south carolina senator tim scott notes surge in gas prices didn't happen overnight. national average skyrocketing since president biden took office last year. it is more than $4 per gallon for the first time since 2008 financial crisis with peep nel california paying as much as $7 per at the pump. it is suggested the u.s. lean on middle east for oil imports. listen to this. >> that issue hasn't come up, increasing global oil supply at the moment is an important discussion, particularly with traditional allies in the gulf states, such as saudi arabia, the uae and others. >> brooke: in a statement to fox news digital, stefanek saying the comments this doesn't come up in today's caucus meeting shows how out of touch they are with the crisis facing the american peep and he will according to "wall street journal," president biden tried to arrange calls with saudi arabia and united aircrafts rab emerites. >> carley: greg gutfeld says the president has his facts wrong when it comes to what ordinary americans are dealing with. >> i love how joe is framing this, hard shift we

. >> brooke: south carolina senator tim scott notes surge in gas prices didn't happen overnight. average gas price skyrocketing, it is now more than $4 per gallon for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis with people in california paying as much as $7 per gallon at the pump. lawmakers haven't addressed the issue yet and suggest u.s. lean on middle east for oil imports. listen to this. >> that issue hasn't come up, increasing global oil supply at the moment is important discussion. particularly with traditional allies in the gulf states, such as saudi arabia, the uae, and others. >> brooke: in a statement house republican conference chair stefanek saying the comments that the issue didn't come up in today's caucus meeting shows how out of touch they are with the crisis facing the american people and according to "wall street journal," president biden tried to arrange calls with the united arab emirates, both nations declined. >> todd: they won't take our calls, thank you. if you needed further evidence this administration is being held hostage by green energy i'd log yest

senator tim scott tweeting what is biden talking about?he rising gas prices reached historic price way before the war in ukraine. just last thanksgiving gas prices were 60 percent higher than they were the year before. that was three months before th invasion. right outside of our studio tonight a regular gallon of gas is going for $6.09. today fox news talk to people i la, trying to avoid paying five or six talent five or $6 for a gallon of gas. >> i beverly hills and that was like $7.50. i drove over here and i said well i save $3 per. >> i need to find another place more cheaper. that's all we need to do it. we're going to have to get to a point where people just can't afford the price and then we have to make a change because nobody can afford the gas trade. >> white house press secretary told peter ducey today that there are 9,000 unused drilling permits here in america but critics like republican congressman from louisiana says inexperienced energy policy because it does not equate to a economic opportunity. below may be dry or endin

. >> kayleigh: you can't and democrats blame putin, listen to senator tim scott. >> looking back to decembers price was $1.99. last year, gas prices in south carolina $3.40 per gallon. yes, elections have consequences. >> harris, that is best i've heard it played. >> harris: wow, so well put, the numbers don't lie and people are starting to feel it. think how much passage of time that has been if you are paying on average that much more for not just gasoline, but everything else. we talked about on this program, you need oil and refined products for a lot of other products you are using at your home and work. put on top of that inflation now per the biden administration and the big problem for this is that it is insulting what gavin newsom is doing, he has no effect on the white house, no effect on changing the policies and doesn't sound like he his compunction or fortitude of doing it either. he digs in with cash and treats people here in california, that is where i am on special assignment, as though they are stupid. he will pay them to get them to be quiet while they run their election an

. >> that's a head scratcher for senator tim scott who asked what is biden talking about. prices reached all time high before the war in ukraine. if americans want to drill they should. >> the oil and gas gas industry has millions of acres leased. they have 9,000 per mitsd to drill now. they could be drilling right now. >> not the way it works according to critics. >> yes, there are 9,000 permits. a permit doesn't mean that a swell actually producing it may be a dry hole. >> on its first day in office, president biden ordered a pause on new leases for oil and gas drilling. >> we're going to combat climate change in a way we haven't done so far. >> now he insists his policies aren't anti-fossil fuel. >> it's simply not true my administration on or about policies are holding back domestic energy production. it's simply not true. >> officials made it sound like they never banned russian oil this was just five days ago. >> we don't have a strategic interest in reducing the global supply of energy. >> but that's what they did. >> we will not be part of subsidizing putin's war.

tim scott on crime.'ve called that -- >> a democrats filibuster tim scott's crime bill. >> that's why i said i would have pushed the reset for everybody. i would've said ukraine is showing if we come together what we can do. if we can advance democracy and freedom in another country we can do it here. i'm willing to push the reset if all of you are willing. >> and to challenge his own party. he is a present of the united states. we said during one of the debates now i am the democratic party. i am the leader of the party. it looks like there are times when he was reluctant to embrace that role and said this is where we will take the country could you have your vote. but this is what i think we need to do. >> let's bring in charles payne of fox business. charles, that will spike from asia got everybody's eyeballs to this alert on the wire. $5 per barrel. how do you see this? >> you know, the announcement of the they are releasing more oil from the strategic petroleum reserve backfired big-time. i think th

i know tim scott does. when i came to this place, i was the fourth black person ever popularly elected to the united states senate. i still remember a lot of mixed people, white folks, black folks work here, but at night when people come into clean this place, the percentage of minorities shifts a lot. first week i'm here, and somebody who has been here for decades doing the urgent work of the senate, the unglamorous work that goes on no matter who the office is, tells me, "i'm so happy you are here,'but he can't get the words out, and this man, my elder, starts crying. i just hugged him, and he kept telling me, "it's so good to see you here. thank you, thank you, thank you." i love my brother tim scott. we could write a dissertation on our disagreements. he gave the best speech on race, i wish i could've given the speech, but talking to the challenges and indignities still faced. and you are here. i was in the white house with my democratic colleagues. again, i mean my jo--i am in my joy, i can't help it,

in washington, a raw fight to pass an anti-lynching law led by the senate's three black senators, tim scottris and cory booker. >> it should not require a maming or torture in order for us to recognize a lynching when we see it. and recognize it by federal law. >> just one senator stood in the way, republican rand paul. he argued the bill was too broad. >> it would be a disgrace for the congress of the united states to declare that a bruise is lynching, that an abrasion is lynching. >> i do not need my colleague the senator from kentucky to tell me about one lynching in this country. >> to suggest that lynching would only be a lynching if someone's heart was pulled out and produced and displayed to someone else is ridiculous. >> fast forward to this year's bill, the definition was revised to quote death or seriously bodily injury." >> hallelujah, it's long overdue. >> this time everyone agreed and the senate moved forward unanimously. >> the yays are 422 will have. >> the nays are three. >> in the house it was a similar result. three republicans oppose. rivet thomas massy andrew clyde and c

that a lot of my colleagues don't, i know tim scott does.n every properly be elected to the united states senate. i remember a lot of mixed people, black folks, we're here. at night when people are lined to clean this place, the percentage of minorities shift a lot. i'm walking here, first week i am here, and someone who's been here for decades doing the urgent work of the senate, but unglamorous that goes on no matter who is in office. the guy comes up to me, all he can say, i can tell, i'm so happy you're here. he comes up and can't get the words out. this man, my elder, starts crying. i just hugged him, and he kept telling me it is so good to see you here, so good to see you here, thank you, thank you, thank you. and i want to tell you, when i look at you, this is why i get emotional. i'm sorry, you are a person that is so much more than your race and gender, you're a christian, you're a mom, your an intellect, but for me i'm sorry. it's hard for me not to look at you and see my mom, not to see my cousins. one of them who had to come here

. >> when we look at what senator tim scott attempted to introduce in the senate it was employing policeants. this is what we expect but by the same token we need to afford police the appropriate resources to do their job. receiving the budgets does not get it done. however if we employ a greater level of training within the police departments, we have a far better chance of experiencing greater police protections throughout the united states of america. elizabeth: images out of "the washington post," the money went out to localities to pay for mismisconduct. we pointed that out because it is being addressed at the local level. progressive democrat cori bush recently said i will not stop using defund the police slogan ahead of the midterms. the slogan is not the problem. we didn't do enough to defund police. amid a surge in violent crime alexandria ocasio-cortez recently partly blamed the end of the expanded child tax credit on rising crime despite the fact increases in crime predated that legislation. >> it is just so unfortunate we have elected officials such as cori bush and alexandri

you have kept your eye on the ball as necessary for folks in my state and around -- guy: senator tim scottf north carolina. as a not what they used to be. we have been listening to the fed chair, jay powell's testimony before the senate banking committee. let's talk about what is happening with markets. we will be back there in a moment. i would like to come back and reiterates one of the headlines broke earlier on. e.u. looking to suspend russia's most favored nation status at the wto. the wto. the ratcheting hire of sanctions continues. that is being reflected in the market. you are around 30 minutes a day from the european close. let's talk about whether equities are -- where equities are. the stoxx 600 down 1.74 percent. about an hour ago it looked like we could see tanks starting to move back up into positive territory, but we have seen a significant selloff within the last hour that has taken us back down toward session lows. number of assets and focus today, we are seeing travel and leisure names coming into play. lufthansa down quite sharply. also utilities with big exposure into r

. >> and, remarks from the floor by senator tim scott, calling for more police funding in his state. >> this week president biden's estate of the unanimous, and an -- addressed an issue i have long work on. after years, and i mean years of democrats tell turn on popular defund of the police policies, they have finally seen the light . maybe it is the light on their nk

this morning, senator tim scott is leading our charge to find common ground.long with several colleagues will introduce the child care and development block grant act reauthorization of 2022. in crafting this legislation, we sought to build a bipartisan cdbg program which than assisting american working families with their childcare for the last 30 years. it has allowed parent maximum choice, maximum choice in their childcare providers including providing greater support to help working families afford childcare to increase eligibility and lower parent co-pays so more families can get the help they need to afford healthcare -- childcare. improving reimbursement rates for childcare providers for fixed costs of operating expenses and staff salaries and benefits necessary to recruit, train and retain qualified staff. so they can make childcare more affordable and pay childcare workers more. providing greater support for child care teachers through financial assistance in the attainment of a post secondary credentials and degrees and financial assistance to provid

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. >> i think tim scott did a great job last year on the republican response and i think if she sticksher message she will deliver from des moines, she will talk about what she did involving covid, pandemic, mandates, children in schools. that was critical. she will also take on the president on inflation on the economic front. she is an upcoming star in the republican party and they want to showcase her as a potential running mate or potential candidate for president going forward. >> members of the supreme court are introduced and taking their seats shortly for this first state of the union from president biden. there will be another response tonight. proceeded to leave will have her own response -- rashida tlaib will have her own response. is she trying to call out the president? >> i think they will be responding to the frustration they feel with centrist democrats in the senate who have held up a very important bill for liberal democrats, which is joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. it is not what the president wants or needs but they will be doing it. we also have the nope labels --

questions with the third andqu final panel that has five minute limits by her membership welcoming tim scottm south carolina. the congresswoman from california will share their perspectives. please proceed. >> thank you to the ranking member grassley for holding such an important hearing i on the topic that is obviously going in importance with the backdrop of increasing hate crimes it's important to note we have finally after 200 times tried and failed in a bipartisan fashion to put americans beyond politics past the entire lynching havelation that we passed three times in the last three years. it is good to see the sun this way to the president's desk to send a signal to those who have been a victim of the importance of what's happening today. so with that looking at challenges specifically thinking of hbcu that with that professional class of african-americans and college graduates teachers, doctors, lawyers, genl officers and military, nearly half of those individuals found their start at the hbcu. talking about populating america with the most gifted individuals who are willing to put t

of being the department of justice there is a panel before you and i will briefly think senator tim scott might cochair of the caucus for his partnership with me and a resolution that passed the senate unanimously i hope will be adopted by the house later today why do think we need to focus on where we are moving forward, to centuries of underfunding and the resources has also left them under resourced to deal with some of the physical infrastructure challenges the wave of threats lays there so i'm working with senator scott on the excellence act to invest further insecurity and emphasis in infrastructure attorney general clark assistant attorney clark what i'm talking about is an alarming pattern of threats on campuses including dover state university my own state could you tell us briefly how d.o.j. is communicating with campus leaders to ensure they understand how to take appropriate action to secure and support their campus communities? >> thank you, senator. it is my understanding the fbi counterterrorism unit is handling the investigation into this matter. why cannot speak to their

gallon president biden is blaming russia for spike saying there is really not much he can do about it tim scottrday the rise in gas prices reached historic highs before war in ukraine just last thanksgiving, gas prices 60% higher than the year before that was three months before invasion. >> researching predicts paying almost ,000 dollars fore more gasoline heavy price tag your so thesso thoughts. dagen: joe biden treated earn people as if we are a bunch of rednecks, hicks, too stupid to understand how much it costs to fill up a tank of green driving to work -- certainly doesn't surprise me that they would act like this was a recent phenomenon about gasoline, hey inflation was running at 40-year high in december, but yet americans don't ins that because we are just dumb. maria: feels like that, doesn't it, that that is the way they treat the american public, meanwhile, look at polls american people see through all of this. >> what this is like a gaslighting does not stop whether joe biden, or press secretary continue to lie, lie, lie, every chance they absolutely get the truth of the matter is

and i and my ancestors wildest dream but i got a call from tim scott and nikki haley and larry elder? we are all republicans that believe in conservative values. that is what i learned about congressional district 38. that's the kind of sentiment that i want to bring to washington. i'm very honored and proud to be the next congressman. >> brian: it you won over the white community don't see color, they see a background of your resume. kenny went back over the african american community to yr party? >> i think so. like people are not monolithic. we don't think the same way. if we talk about conservative values and what that is done, not just for black americans but for all americans, this is us. a rising tide raises the elevation of all ships. i think once black people see how disastrous this biden administration has been to all of us than you are going to get us back. >> brian: 66%. something is happening. you're part of it. all right, that was pete. he's showing no discipline on a set at all. he congratulated you from afar. i'm going to reprimand him in the break. you military guys

there was a panel before you and i just will briefly thank senator tim scott, my co-chair of the hbcu caucus, for his partnership with me in a resolution that passed the senate unanimously and i hope will be adopted by the house later today and while i do think we need to focus on where we're moving forward, two centuries of underfunding in the resources for hbcus has also left them underresourced to deal with some of the physical infrastructure challenges that this wave of threats also lays bear. and so i'm working with senator scott on the ignite hbcus excellence award act to invest further in security and institutional infrastructure. attorney general clarke, assistant attorney general clarke, what i'm talking about is an alarming pattern of threats on hbcu campuses, includes delaware state university, my own state. could you tell us briefly how doj is communicating with campus leaders to ensure they understand how to take appropriate action to secure and support their campus communities? >> thank you, senator coons. it is my understanding that the fbi's counterterrorism unit is ha

>> madam speaker, i rise to highlight a bill i recently introduced with my good friend, senator tim scott of south carolina. the employer rights act of 2022 updates our labor policies to protect and empower the modern worker. democrats continue to push their out of touch big labor wish list in the p.r.o. act, which tilts the scale towards nonelected union leaders, tramples employee rights and preempts state right work laws. meanwhile, republicans are focused on the work of today and the future. the employer rights act guarantees that workers will have secret ballot union elections, ensures control over the disclosure of their personal information, keeps members' dues from being used for political purposes without their permission and gives employees more flexibility to-to-withdraw -- to withdraw from a union if the majority of the employees agree. this bill also codifies the common law definition of employee to protect gig economy workers and other independent contractors and once and for all clarifies the definition of joint employer so that franchisers and entrepreneurs and anyone seeki

coming up, senator tim scott joins us to discuss what the attack means for america. >>> in southern californiark city mayor eric adams now says he will lift a mask mandate for students under 5 as long as covid cases do not spine. adams and the city were ripped after lifting the mandate in older kids but suggesting -- rather, insisting younger students who are at the lowest risk willing covid needed to cover hair faces. you can't make it up -- cover their faces. the insanity continues. it's lifted now. [laughter] will: thank you. all right. still ahead, a ukrainian woman documents her escape from the war. >> we had to break through, and we managed by miracle to do that. it's just a miracle that we are alive. will: she joins us live as her home comes under a new round of attacks by russian forces. rachel: plus, millions are waking up to a blanket of snow as a winter storm hits the east coast. your fox weather forecast is coming up. ♪ ♪ omega-3 from fish oil is an important nutrient for heart health. qunol's ultra purified omega -3, is sourced only from wild caught ocean fish, not farm raised and

we want to get to the floor so scott pullman and tim anderson. i will start on a couple of things. the thinking on the market fascinates me. yesterday they had a massive selloff over the comments by powell. we look at goldman sachs said rethinking 50 basis points rate hike in may and again, one in june. both months. that's pretty aggressive. today it seems that mark is saying wait a minute. powell's comments believes the economic recovery, the economy is strong, what is it? >> i think there is a number of things going on. first of all the fed is trying to curb off inflation. you have inflation coming from areas that are increase in the rates is not going to affect. higher oil prices you raise interest rates is that going to affect what people are buying in oil? no, they want to pay more per oil. labor costs are going up and that's causing prices to go higher as well the fed is making adjustment and getting more normalized rate often 0. people should be paying something for borrowing money but the fact is that's not what they're looking at and that's what the marketer looking at. th

his isolation, australia 3rd in the asian qualifying group outside of the automatic scotts, and their former captain, tim k. hill told i was 0. he thinks it would be tough for them to qualify. we need to really put everything in potentially could be physical, but it would be very difficult to pen coming to drill. we have to win and saudi of pretty much already booked a place. and so we need to join those games to to be the brazil have already qualified or open action against chile name on, trained with the team on tuesday after reports in front of him turning up for practice with parents. benjamin in a sorry, state. french journalist claimed he was almost drunk, it filled look for cat so defended his brazilians. he might see far, lying to me to you, man, i think this is disrespectful to publish things that are not true. a lot of people talk too much and that affects us too. i'll give you an example. some people said that spiderman visited my house to celebrate my son's birthday. we can't trust everything people say and state something like that about an athlete. i believe that name is not standing profes