u. s. economy with the holiday season right around the corner. then do you k is economy come to a standstill as the construction sector take the hit and those tensions over brusset continue to take a toll. we'll look into whether that fishing war with france could be coming to an end anytime soon. we have a lot to cover, so let's get started. we leave the program with the latest statement from the group of sabbath, as the alliance came together over the weekend to condemn what they call russia's military build up on the border with ukraine along with continue talks on why china could have such a massive economic threat against the rest of the world. now, in regards to the statement on russia, british foreign secretary list trust, describe the meeting by saying the g 7 members are showing a united front. and what we've shown this weekend is that the world's largest economies, all united. we've sent a powerful signal to our adversary's and our allies. we've been clear the jetty incursion by russia in

u. s. economy? and i know you mentioned the fed earlier, is there anything that they can and should be doing right now? most certainly the, the fed should respond by increasing the tapering event's asset program. and the widespread belief as that starting in january, the fed will double its tapering to $30000000000.00 a month. and that'll be a good thing that'll set up the opportunity when that asset program ends early in the spring. that'll set up the opportunity for potentially the fed to consider raising interest rates. now the problem with the raising of interest rate says it's a very delicate issue. because any precipitous raising of the interest rates will of course depress asset prices and cause problems for those small businesses that christy referred to that have taken out loans, potentially resulting in bankruptcy. so the fed having, having, i think, been a little bit slow off the mark to quench the inflation that was clearly evident. 6 or more months ago is now faced with the dilemma of w

economy. so this is a financial part time the u. s. was crashing the turkish economy because the u. s. dollars world reserve currency and they have a guy running the country who is financially illiterate and is making absolutely the wrong decisions. but the u. s. knows that and they don't care because they're all reaping the benefit from. we saw that in greece and greece collapse, the biggest beneficiary was goldman sachs who had taken a quarter. the fall swaps against the country that there were supposedly advising. they made billions of dollars crash and grease. they made billions of dollars cash in the back of england. it never lose if you get to print money at infinite amount and then direct it in places where you have a guaranteed return. so we've covered the story of the $2500000.00 debt selling being increased. the inflation number's running the cloud car economy. we've seen liz, warren, blame everybody, but the money printers. we have seen nancy pelosi in the past week argue that congress should be allowed to insider trade because this is somehow free market economy. remember

u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise rates is no longer on the table because the duration risk, the fundamental underpinning of the u. s. economy, the bond market is so far out in the elk or that any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway. so it's either crash or one way or crash and another way, but you're not going to avoid the crash. right? you mentioned liz warren, she, of course, was voting to raise the debt ceiling by 2 and a half trillion dollars. right when she was blaming corporate c. e o. 's. she was blaming meat packers for all the price increases. joe biden and his administration have been blaming russia. saudi arabia, other, all these other nations. but our own money printer, again, he was behind getting the $2.00 trillion dollar debt selling rates. and again, just to remind everybody $2.00 trillion dollar debt ceiling increase, that is adding just out of thin air. another british economy to the entire global g d p. the u.

u. s. economy, i did fax you a jobs them as expected. last month, according to the latest figures, only $210000.00 jobs were added in november. monthly job growth has averaged $555000.00 so far this year. still, the unemployment rate has dropped to 4.2 percent. that some good news for professional and business services, transportation and manufacturing, but employment in retail. well, that does continue to slide in the lead up to the holiday shopping season. it is, of course, a hectic period. millions of workers have decided to change jobs. this g a during the so called great resignation, a labor shortage, high inflation and supply chain issues of cold economic growth. let's talk to patricia sub gum. she's the managing business editor at al jazeera digital. she joins us from new york. patricia, welcome to the news. we've had 18 months of being told the u. s. economy is either flat lining or is just picking up some steam heading in the right direction. how can people afford to lose their jobs or to resign from their current jobs and try a

u. s. economy actually grew more in the 3rd quarter of this year than previously reported growth for the quarter actually hit 2.3 percent with consumer spending leading the way coupled with businesses, gaining more inventory than expected in the face of ongoing supply chain shortages . but it was still a significant slow down from the 1st half of the year where growth hits 6.7 percent in the 2nd quarter. it's also raising questions about whether the us will be able to hit the prediction of 7.3 percent growth from oxford economics. this quarter, as skyrocketing, inflation continues to take a toll and the economy. and what will the future of the world's largest economy actually look like? we have talked about how the pandemic has changed the workforce in this country, sending more than 3000000 americans early retirement prompting a record 4400000 americans to quit their jobs in september alone. as they found ways to be their own boss, and also leading many to find new ways to work from home, even as

u. s. economy is now in the, the, the u. s. equity markets in real estate markets. but it's interesting, you know, talking about these record highs. i don't think the chinese addressed or would see it that way at all. i mean, if you were chinese and i'm lucky enough to invest in the shanghai composite index back in lighted oaks over 2007, you'd still be sitting 14 years later on a 35 percent loss. so the highs in the chinese stock market late way, way back a ticket in africa. so these recognize very much a u. s. phenomena to illustrate that the european one. but we certainly see their own in the u. s. in this particular unfolding of the markets. going inside as always been less. christy i and octavia mirandi of openness, l. c. thank you both your time. thank you and us, senator. ted cruz has secured an agreement for a vote on possible sanctions for the nordstrom to pipeline. now as part of a deal to clear the way for dozens of bite and nominees, the senate will vote on cruises, legislation on sanct

u. s. economy? joining us out of this is respectfully, richard well posted, the economic update, and author of the thickness is the system. now, professor, what do you make of the news that the u. s. population grew added slow with rate on record, and how does that impact the future of this country? well, i find it stunning. you know, we any nomics and in the allied field of demography we are very interested in understanding population shifts. it takes a lot of factors to bring and population growth. busy down virtually to 0 because that's what we have. and it's almost always a mixture of multiple. and i'm sorry to have to say this negative factors. i mean young people are choosing not to get pregnant, not to have children. it's too expensive, which is the answer. a huge number give it's too uncertain. many give that answer. it's not clear whether they can afford an education for their children, which they know is now necessary. you're putting together a network of forces that are leading people to m

u. s. economy overall? well, i think that's where there is an issue. rise and probably some disagreements. certainly, as you mentioned in the lead up here, there's a political side to this, the congressman can speak to that. but on the business side, on the market side, you know, goldman sachs is looking at this and saying, well this is, this will actually slow down growth. well, that depends on a couple things. one of the things that depends on whether or not some of the items that are inside this bill can still be passed as smaller pieces of legislation. and that certainly as possible. certainly some of the, the issues with supply chains that are built into this as well as incentives for manufacturers. some of those elements of the bill could still exist in a smaller form, still be passed and still have an impact on the economy. the question is whether or not it's an all or nothing approach. if instead the approaches we either get all of it through and which obviously is not going to happen this year at t

u. s. economy straight ahead. really discussed the revision as the fate of the plan hangs in the balance. and as 2021 draws to a close, we take a look at the performance of these throughout the year or break down those numbers . plus 2021 was a huge year for the field of auction. as a new wave of younger investors are getting involved. we'll take a look at what's next to the industry. we have a lot to get, get to. so let's get started. and we leave the program with us president joe biden's build back. better legislation, a $1.00 trillion dollar spending bill. we're just hit a major stumbling block. over the weekend, senator joe mentioned a somewhat conservative democrat from west virginia said he will split from his party and not support the bill, which means there are not enough boats in the senate to get the bill passed in all my years of public service and i've been around for a long time, i've never seen anything like this. the president united states has addressed that house democratic caucus twice. recently

u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise right is no longer on the table because the duration rests, the fundamental underpinning of u. s. canada, the bond market is so far out the outdoor that any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway. so it's either crash or one way or crash in another way, but you're not gonna avoid the crash. ah, i gang of only for most go so you as mainstream media suffered yet another hugely embarrassing and incredibly expensive blow after a 3rd major network settled at $275000000.00 court case. and b, c reached a settlement with kentucky sing a teenager other nicholas simon, after making it look like he committed a hate crime in the face. so for the native american man, callum open reports. we have a situation where nbc has reached a settlement with nicholas sandman, and at this point they are the 3rd major network to reach a settlement nicholas' sandman suda cnn for $275000000.00. he sued the washington post for 2

u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise right, is no longer on the table. because the duration rescued, the fundamental underpinning of u. s. canada, the bond market is so far out the alter that any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway. so it's either crash or one way or crash in another way, but you're not gonna avoid the crash. ah, logan u. s. mainstream media stuff. and yet another huge de bursting and incredibly expensive blow off referred major network, settled a $270000000.00 court case. nbc reached a settlement with kentucky, teenager nicholas son. after making it look like he committed a hate crime in the face of the native american kellum open reports. we have a situation where n b c has reached a settlement with nicholas sandman. and at this point, they are the 3rd major network to reach a settlement. nicholas sandman, sued cnn for $275000000.00. he sued the washington post for 250000000, and they have both settled. now, you'l

u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise root is no longer on the table because the duration rescue, the fundamental underpinning of u. s. canada, the bond market is so far out the outdoor, but any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway. so it's either crash or one way or crashed it another way, but you're not gonna avoid the crash. ah, welcome back. this is our t international us mainstream media has suffered yet another hugely embarrassing and incredibly expensive blow with a 3rd major network settling a defamation case. this time for $275000000.00 and b c reached a settlement with kentucky, teenager and nicholas sandman. after making it look like he had committed a hate crime in a face off with a native american men, our chief scout martin reports. we have a situation where n b c has reached a settlement with nicholas sandman. and at this point, they are the 3rd major network to reach a settlement. nicholas sandman, sued cnn for $275000

u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise rates is no longer on the table because the duration rest, the fundamental underpinning of the u. s. kind of the by market is so far out of the altar that any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway. so it's either crash or one way or crash in another way, but you're not going to avoid the crash a lot. so seemed wrong when i just don't whole. i mean you will. yes, to see out the same becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will to part. we choose to look so common ground. oh, i good morning for moscow. so as covered, so micron very and spreads rapidly across the united states. the white house predicted joe, but with this she was start pulling but what the president ended up saying didn't quite come off as expected. caleb open reports while jen, saki promised that a stark warning would come from joe biden, regarding those who are unvaccinated. however, the mil

u. s. economy . it is a bit coin here. we see. as a reminder, elizabeth warren said, wondering why your thanksgiving groceries cost more. this here is because gritty corporations are charging americans extra just to keep their stock prices high. this is outrageous. her statement is indeed outrageous. right. i mean, suddenly, out of nowhere, these corporations all suddenly became greedy and had nothing to do with the 6 trillion dollars printed last year in treasury bonds that were given to the people essentially and base money supply. like that had nothing to do with it. and she refuses to mention that that is the same problem. why hillary clinton is identifying is that the u. s. dollars. reserve currency is under threat because a bit coin. they that the to the concern trolling goes hand in hand. right? bitcoin is a light. and when that light is flicked on, like we say in el salvador there goes hillary clinton and elizabeth warren to cockroaches, running for their lives to escape the light. and um they, they really, they really nee

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u. s. economy going into the new year? well, joining us now to discuss is john paul, dean of the miami, herbert business school doing quality. it's great to have you on the show today. now, what do you make of the latest data? i mean, it's expected that americans will spend more during the holidays, but how are we seeing inflation really play a role this season? thank you, rachel. of course 20. 21. consumers were determined to have a good holiday season, having been short changed in 2020. so there was some pen top demand evidence and gift buying behavior. in addition, cash was readily available. things to the government, handouts and credit was readily available as well. i think another point that drove the sales were the fact that the supply chain shortages and fear of further price increases brought forward some buying that might have taken place later as opposed to earlier all of this meant, as you said, there was a very significant percentage increase in dollars retail sales this year over last year based on the mazda

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u. s. economy and kind of muddy the already uncertain inflation outlook. so the new variant now poses another risk employment, and in case it becomes more severe and businesses need to shut down again. so now you have greater concerns about the virus, reducing people's willingness to work in person, which would then slow progress in the labor market and ultimately intensify supply chain disruptions. and people might also start to hoard products. again, consumer staples, electronics, other goods ahead of time, and this will continue to exacerbate the situation and further drive up prices and inflation. especially if we were to see another lockdown, in which case electronic goods that all have all have the already in short supply microchips, they're going to be the 1st to be snatched up. now chris, they want to go back to kind of what we were talking about there with the increase in the taper. you know, now we've been seeing the last couple of days, markets here in the united states. they've been kind of up and down the last 2 days . we're actually seeing th

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u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise rates is no longer on the table because the duration risk, the fundamental underpinning of us kinda the bond market is so far out the outdoor that any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway, so it's either crash or one way or crash in another way, but you're not going to avoid the crash. so driven by dreamers shaped by control center. those with think me, we dare to ask in ah, when you refuse to move in life, call it stubborn. however, when involves the principal or subject you believe in, it's called scanning your ground. but standing your ground more often is going against the status quo or the majority. and this can hurt your popularity, but doesn't matter if you achieve your ultimate goal. take senator joe mentioned, who is standing his ground and has single handedly stopped president bite into $1.00 trillion dollar build back better act well at least until the new year. and we will discuss this

u. s. economy is coming under pressure at supply chain issues. labor shortage and inflation persist, leading to what the fed called widespread price hike, the consumer demand continues to strip supply. and speaking of the supply chain crisis, lawmakers rolled out legislation to stop so called goring thoughts from snapping up everything from electronics to sneakers. the toys will hear from both sides today and advocate as well as the body himself. we have those packed show today. so let's get started and we leave the program with the ongoing reaction to the news of the latest coban. 1900 very on the crowd is not only getting a lot of media attention. it's also seems to be impacting financial markets. what might surprise you is that of a certainty from the new coven barian is also impacting oil prices and even opec policy thursday. members of opec plus, met by a teleconference to discuss how to deal with last friday, a sudden sharp clap in oil prices. a drop of more than 10 percent within just a few

u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise rates is no longer on the table. because the duration rest, the fundamental understanding of the what's kind of the bond market is so far out the outdoor that any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway. so it's either crash or one way or crash it another way, but you're not gonna hold more the crash than l. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, accept where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to race trust rather than fear a very job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with oh, should we describe our times? what is the zeitgeist, as they say? do we have a sense of direction and purpose? we also hear a lot about the desire to return to normal. wh