tim stanley, do you recognise — bidding. tim stanley, do you recognise the _ bidding.ding. tim stanley, do you recognise the description ofl bidding. tim stanley, do you i recognise the description of tub thumping? recognise the description of tub thumin: ? ~ ., ,, ., thumping? oh, i think that suella braverman _ thumping? oh, i think that suella braverman is _ thumping? oh, i think that suella braverman is a _ thumping? oh, i think that suella braverman is a convection - braverman is a convection politician, and i think sunak would be a fool_ politician, and i think sunak would be a fool to — politician, and i think sunak would be a fool to get rid of her for three — be a fool to get rid of her for three reasons one i have read and reread _ three reasons one i have read and reread the — three reasons one i have read and reread the letter and i don't think it is that — reread the letter and i don't think it is that controversial, i don't agree — it is that controversial, i don't agree with _ it is that controversial, i don't agree with it. but according to one poll abo

last night tim stanley _ with serious discipline. 60 name, what is your assessment to phili -_ ~ , ., , 60 name, what is your assessment to phili_ ~ , ., philip i think she has at least that, probably _ philip i think she has at least that, probably more, - philip i think she has at least that, probably more, i- philip i think she has at least that, probably more, ithink| philip i think she has at least i that, probably more, i think that the support that she has in parliament, is the support that is at risk. _ parliament, is the support that is at risk. all— parliament, is the support that is at risk, all the red wall voting mps. _ at risk, all the red wall voting mps. so — at risk, all the red wall voting mps, so of course there are lots of unknown. — mps, so of course there are lots of unknown, but you can draw inferences, i suspect that if he sacks — inferences, i suspect that if he sacks her. _ inferences, i suspect that if he sacks her, there will be, there be enough _ sacks her, there will be, there be enough letters going in,

william hague. >> tim stanley, thank you so much.ndeed telegraph columnist with his thoughts there. he says that actually the conservative party will shelter, will protect the prime minister and that it's not going to trigger a civil war. i'd be interested in your thoughts. my question, of course, before we to course, before we go to the break, actually, sunk break, actually, has suella sunk ? sunak that's the question. you know, the email farage. gbnews.com. after the break, gb news.com. after the break, we'll gbnews.com. after the break, we'll be picking up more on this, looking in detail at the immigration pledges and how he potentially has broken them. stay with us. it's farage on . radio. >> welcome back to farage on gb news with me, richard tice and i asked you folks at home, has suella sunk ? sunak has suella suella sunk? sunak has suella sunk? sunak and these are your thoughts? many many emails coming in. but john says sunak sunk. sunak thank you, john, for that. nigel says the letter suella has written to sunak is an absolut

william hague. >> tim stanley, thank you so much.ndeed telegraph columnist with his thoughts there. he says that actually the conservative party will shelter, will protect the prime minister and that it's not going to trigger a civil war. i'd be interested in your thoughts. my question, of course, before we to course, before we go to the break, actually, sunk break, actually, has suella sunk ? sunak that's the question. you know, the email farage. gbnews.com. after the break, gb news.com. after the break, we'll gbnews.com. after the break, we'll be picking up more on this, looking in detail at the immigration pledges and how he potentially has broken them. stay with us. it's farage on . radio. >> welcome back to farage on gb news with me, richard tice and i asked you folks at home, has suella sunk ? sunak has suella suella sunk? sunak has suella sunk? sunak and these are your thoughts? many many emails coming in. but john says sunak sunk. sunak thank you, john, for that. nigel says the letter suella has written to sunak is an absolut

tim? >> japanese stocks ripping. mufj bank. >> karen? >> yes, morgan stanley. >> steve? >> wrk. huge upside. >> thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. mad money start now. >> hey, cramer, wellcome to mad money. my job is not just to entertain but teach you. so call me or tweet me. you know. this is a what have you done for mow lately kind of market. we all know that. today is a day where we measured what the feds have done lately as the fed chair talked about nsht rates and keeping them the same. powell's assurance is that he can get inflation under control even though it is running a little hot. that is one reason the dow can gain 220 points and the nasdaq, holy cow, it was 1.64%. there was another reason for the rally. the treasury department issued a bond to refinance the debt for next year. this schedule is what we needed to see. it causes longterm interest rates to fall. the bull market will not

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stanley diehl the ceo of boeing. larry tank esg guru of blackrock. samuel. apple ceo uber liberal tim cook., the dinner guests actually leapt to their feet when the communist leader was introduced. >> please rise to greet our guest of honor, his excellency, the president of the people's republic of china, xi jinping. ♪ [applause] >> laura: i wonder what he was wearing? the entire affair was a huge and much needed boost for china and for xi. they are facing major economic problems back home after all. state television in china showcased the dinner. you can see tim cook, if you look closely, and other big wigs there. and they were all smiles during the remarks from their dear leader. >> this year, after the world emerged from the covid-19 pandemic, i have respectedly met in beijing with dr. henry kissinger, mr. bill gates, senator chuck schumer, and his senate colleagues and governor gavin newsom. >> laura: now the billionaires, you know, eating their appetizers and so forth. they probably felt like it was like the oscars, xi was the celebrity and he was thanking the academy. but his audience

stanley dill, ceo of booing, larry fink, environmental guru and head of the blackstone group, darius adamczyk. head of hunnivel, head of hoktan, head of broadcom, and of course, head of apple ultra-liberal timwhen this communist leader entered the hall. i wonder what he was wearing? the whole event was a huge drinking party that both china and xi sorely needed. all these billionaires seemed to be thinking as they ate their snacks. who is at the oscars axis celebrity thanking the academy of motion picture arts. but the real message only reached the audience in china itself, and china is the only one in all of this. winner, everyone plays in.

volumes, stanley dill, ceo of boeing, larry fink, environmental guru and head of the blackstone group, darius adamczyk, head of vel, hoktan, head of broadcom, and of course, ultra-liberal apple ceo tim cook. all these heads literally jumped to their feet when this communist leader entered the hall. i wonder what he was wearing, the whole event was a huge drinking party that both china and xi sorely needed. all these the billionaires, eating their snacks, seemed to think that they were at the oscars, as a celebrity thanking the academy of motion picture arts. but the real message only reached the audience in china itself, and china is the only winner in all this. everyone is playing. a chess game in three dimensions , all those present are pieces eaten by china, this dinner with the dictator , everything that follows is the lowest point of american capitalism since the second world war. communist regime, which has always been belligerent attitude towards the united states and our values ​​becomes stronger and gains greater influence. what do we get? we get. an excellent deal and we don’t even buy them, but rent them, although even the prompant, this is also not certain, after biden c

stanley dill, ceo of boeing. larry fink, environmental guru and head of the blackstone group. hocktan. head of broadcom, heads of fizer, nike, fiide. of course, the head of apple, the ultra-liberal timency the president of the people's republic of china, shizen ping. during a dinner attended by the heads of the company, where the opportunity to sit at xi's table cost $40,000, xi said the following: china is not involved in the distribution of spheres of influence and does not want a cold or hot war with anyone. i think these were one of the most constructive and productive negotiations, what can be said for sure is that these... his secretary of state. china's foreign ministry said biden's words were extremely incorrect and irresponsible. president xi himself did not comment similar during a dinner with the heads of the company in san francisco, and at the same time he will continue his visit as part of the atc meeting. you looked clearly uncomfortable. china today called the incident wrong and irresponsible. what were you thinking at that moment, what is your actual position? usa, well, it’s no secret that we have two completely different systems, and the president always speaks fr