union pacific. the big west coast railroad that report aid rough quarter this morning.ine numbers actually came in better than expected, most of that beat was due to higher fuel surcharge revenue and agenerous buyback. business volumes only grew by 3% at the same time union pacific's costs are exploding. the railroads like to focus on what's known as the operating ratio. meaning cost to revenue. and that came in nearly 3 percentage points worse than expected that took my breath away i was very surprised for years efficiency they were getting their costs down and operating with better precision allowing them to generate tons of cash. but there was very element increased efficiency in union pacific's latest quarter freight car velocity down 2% locomotive productivity down 2%. quarterly workforce productivity flat these were all disappointments even worse management slashed their full-year guidance previously guysing for 4 to 5% now they've taken that down to 3% they're also warning of higher cost those are the last things you want to hear now, i also pay attention to the

so, you're beginning to see, we can get to union pacific, too, which had not great numbers but this isart of the slowdown some of this would be, i think, what dow chemical is talking about, which is housing. housing has really started to come down as a major engine, appliances come down, but knight transportation, i found very jarring because there was a time, david, where we didn't have enough truckers, the -- everything was going wrong in terms of supply. now, there's plenty of supply, but the costs that they have in terms of truckers has not gone down >> didn't we hit jb hunt the other day too? >> jb hunt was similar that's why i mentioned it. jb hunt was similar. these are very well-run companies and they're seeing a deterioration that's so rapid that it's important to point out for those that think everything's fine in this country. we can talk about the prime minister of the uk, or we can talk about -- >> what does it say to you what are the broader takeaways from this, what you're hearing from these transportation companies? >> okay, so, we're not -- dow talked about how there's

move to transports csx reporting estimates helped by higher prices and fuel surcharges unlike union pacificth the forecast for the year expecting double digit growth shares are rallying. this comes as the operator tries to lockdown a deal with unions to avoid a strike. let's unpack all of this and what it tells us about the economy with ken hoexter with bof a securities which company do you think is reflective of what is happening across the transports industry >> i think union pacific set the tone that many of the truckers did which is they are concerned about volumes are trending and they lowered the volume outlook. they are seeing it in different parts of the economy whether it is industrial side. they benefit from grain and coal they are concerned about the economy. lowered their volume outlook csx is focused on operation and improving performance. they take recovers you talked about the contract. they were in better financial shape as it hit with the quarterly results. this leads into what's going on in the economy we do a biweekly survey to see how things are going with the end users.

, and i have always been a union pacific fan. >> is that a result of their mix?t you were saying >> the mix is really good. i don't want to put more to it than that. they have to have -- we're getting what i call actual, let's say, surprises in some lines, because there are such promising receipts, and csx is uniquely able to help our overseas partners. europe you know, carl, when you go with people who are of some means, the first thing they talk about is europe. ukraine. and it's either, let's play for a tie and get the stock market up, or let's beat the russians and that's this dichotomy that is really riveting the hedge fund managers around the world >> interesting way in which maybe a change in control of the house could alter that conversation as well >> do you think on november 2nd, 75 basis hike is good for the election >> there's the opening bell and the cnbc realtime exchange at the big board today, triple flag precious metals ringing the bell, recognizing a recent listing at the nasdaq. dragon fly holdings celebrating the closing of its trade the crux

i'd say i'm a big believer in union pacific anyway now whirlpool intrigues me because it has a european business maybe for sell and could be part of the company if they sell it, the stock is a massive buy. that said whirlpool is a dog of late it is just real cheap. finally, we end up here friday three key large companies, verizon, american, schlumberger often miss pronounced schlu schlumberger verizon trades terribly. it continues to wilt in the face of tough competition from cramer fav t-mobile american express is dragged down by the cohort yet i think it's the best in class and i think we'll have a good quarter. finally, let's end on what could be the best quarter, which is slob, s-o-b. there will be a new investment circle to spur tremendous momentum for the great quarter this, by the way, was one of the single best quarters we had in the previous reporting season. bottom line, there are dozens of important companies reporting but understand in this environment, individual companies aren't the only thing that matters the market is dominated by the bonds oil and dollar so remember, if

be operating in this hybrid infrastructure environment for some time to come >> appreciate that union pacific is yours, too. you know what, danaher is, too you want to give me ten seconds on each, please? >> yeah, danaher, there's going to be a bit of comparison struggles over the next couple of quarters. there was some stocking inventory illness related. there's been a ton of acquisition consolidation in this space and danaher is well-positioned here union pacific they're challenge continues to be being able to hire enough conductors and engineers. they are going to continue to struggle with that over the next couple of quarters and i think it could limit them in terms of capacity >> kinder morgan, jimmy, profit jumped 15% kinder is down 4%. what's up with that? >> they had a slight miss. you get it selling on a slight miss and the stock will pop back up remember this is a dividend yield around 6%. that dividend yield likely going higher in the years to come on not just natural gas but the flows. don't like the little miss here. there's always a bit of trading income and losses that go on an

>> probably a pretty good for union pacific, good numbers but more cautious guidance so stock is down they'll have an okay quarter. throw in hurricane ian and this has created some issues for them because they're the most exposed from the big u.s. railroads. we think the railroad group is poised to do better. csx for the longer term is a good trade >> all right, next up, we got snap also reporting a of the bell today, shares are higher more than 08% below their highs and on pace for their worst year ever, julia has the story here now. julia. >> the big question for snap whether or not it's going to show accelerating growth it couldn't give guidance, analysts are expecting 6% revenue growth down from 13% in the prior quarter the question is, what kind of insights snap gives, insight as to what's happening so far in the quarter, if they've seen any indication that ad revenue is picking up again and then of course there's the question of user growth and whether snap has been hurt by the popularity of tiktok, something we expect to hear from m meta about the question is how those a.r. ads

thank you, david what's your opinion on union snavg union pacific is the best rail, it's run incrediblyinvolved in commerce and the difficult thing about commerce is it's slowing down on a day like today people get very euphoric and they buy everything so you might just say wow, you know what, maybe jim's too cautious about this railroad but the answer is it can go up for a couple days but i don't want to overstay my welcome even though i like the company. next up is eric. he asks is it time to buy snowflake? i was just doing a lot of snowflake the other day. frank shoolootman. he's got to rent the cloud system that to me is so revolutionary and also so inexpensive that if i were running a business -- i used to run a business that needed the cloud. i would switch to a rent the cloud and only use it and pay for it consider it to be like the uber for the cloud. i'm not kidding. i think frank's doing a great job. now, here's the problem. he's losing boatloads of money and as i've told you on "mad money" we cannot recommend stocks that are losing a lot of money because we might lose you a l

anyway, this is a union pacific train. union pacific was amazing. they had this engine specially made. they have now donated it to his library in college station. it is under a tarp. it will be unveiled on president bush's 100th birthday, june 12th, 2024. you're all invited. this is an amazing -- it was an amazing train. this was one of the more touching moments. we are coming -- the track was packed, just like all the historic trains. but there was a group of cowboys waiting on their horses. and as the train went by, they tipped their cowboy hats. what i didn't know until later, there was about 20 cowboys, but the engineer decided to toot the horn to greet them. and most of the horses ran off. [laughter]. these were the only five left. but we all cried. it was really special. there had been 20 of them. i don't know what we had would have done. but it was, it was a really special part of his funeral. >> yeah. great story. i've got, oh, 100 more questions. but i bet a few of you in the audience do as well. we are bringing microphones upfront, and i p

are coming out and beating at&t, for instance goes up a lot on the flip side, but you get this union pacific, cutting its forecast for volume growth to reflect a challenging year, so it's not all good news. >> you should expect anybody who had pricing power or benefited from, you know, the bull whip effect should be slowing, but earnings are really a function of inflation, which affects top line in pricing. that will be a tailwind for earnings then worker salaries, even though they've been rising, they've been growing slower than the real rate, and if commodity prices, which as we know, haven't been rising, i would actually think we should be expecting earnings to deliver prices, even though we're in the face of what should be a slowing economic. >> thank you, tom, we appreciate it pushing back against the negativity by the way, the dow has climbed back a lot we might have been about to go positive take a look at the day we spend most of the day higher. again, coming back a bit right now. communication services, energy is working better today, everyone else is lower, but not the extreme sell

. >> i think about union pacific the ceo was on this morning, he talked about they're seeing a softeningterms of those consumer-focused goods they move on the rails, do we know yet whether we're looking at the beginnings of a recession that the consumer is engaged in right now from an economic standpoint versus a normalization pre-pandemic to those spending patterns >> that's a great question and, you know, right now we're the still in a normalization and even though the consumer is really cooling off and slowing a slowdown, a pretty sharp slowdown in consumer we're seeing, 1% in the current quarter on an analyzed basis, so i'm worried about that, the third quarter, we're now in the fourth quarter already in october the world seems to be going awfully fast these days but it's important to remember that it doesn't take much for the consumer to sort fall on its back or flat line or go a little negative and have other negative aspects of the economy and investment which is sensitive to industries, that's going to be the real one to drop in the business sector and in the drawdown in inventor

. >> union pacific not as good. >> coal was good and various cargoes. trying to demonstrate if commerce is increasing or decreasing. railway operation was a record. income a record. net income, a record. per share, a record. these are all good news. what it says to me is they have pulled, too. keep in mind that and what i was talking to judy about o tis. >> this is coal shipments not necessarily for domestic use but export. >> the germans seem to out smart themselves in that dedsire to be green they've gone brown. >> the result of no natural gas coming from ru ssia. yes, they didn't plan for that and now relying more on coal which is dirtier than natural gas and shut down demission of nuclear plants. not great planning. >> what is incredible to me is it's ironic. the ramp up in this country is c coal. we can't produce enough coal. if we could i wonder if mr. shaw, the ceo, whether coal is seeing a sub strength. >> let's get the opening here in the cnbc exchange. the challenge at the nasdaq it is driving technology company mobileeye celebrating the retur

we have results from at&t and american airlines and blackstone and csx and union pacific and snap andiladelphia fed president patrick harker and lisa cook and philip jefferson and michelle bowman speaking today. >>> and the dow is trying to tip into the green however, the s&p is down .25%. nasdaq down .50% bonds are hitting multiyear highs. our next guest thinks we are in a bottoming process and the worst may be all behind us jenny harrington is the portfolio manager at gilman hill asset management we started on the first day together, jenny. >> that's right. >> good to see you. >> good to see you >> you are my first day buddy. you know i love you. you have to give us data points. what do you see that you are ready to call the bottom >> i think that's the problem. i am not -- i am specifically not calling the bottom i think it is a disservice to try to call the bottom when i say we are in a bottoming process, think about where we have been since june we have been down 24% since the middle of june we touched that level. when we look back in a couple of years from now, we will have seen

as well as economic data so far 23 s&p 500 companies are reporting today american airlines at&t union pacific out this morning with better-than-expected numbers reporting double beats on earnings and revenue, snap after the bell watching that tomorrow as well job claims out 30 minutes' time, that could be a market mover we will get numbers as soon as they hit the tape dow, s&p nasdaq all lower yesterday, take a look at the markets, with dow, decline 99 nasdaq down 9 the s&p lower by 25 at 4:00 on wall street interest rates on rise 10-year treasury pulling back this morning from a level of 4.138% that is down just a fraction, on 10-year sickest comfortably above 4.1% after jumping to 14-year highs yesterday, european markets this morning mixed the president up 6 1/2 cac quarante up 20 dax lower by 43 in asia overnight with, it was he pretty much red across the board, as you can see, worst was hong kong, hang seng down 1 1/2% japanese yen hitting 150 against u.s. dollar for the first time since august 1980. 1990 rather. "mornings with maria" is live right now. msnbchost admit chemical, jason fu

against the agreement reached in september 6 of 12 unions representing 115,000 rail workers from union pacificsx and norfolk southern and more voted to approve the deal all 12 need to sign off for ratification, frank. >> serious situation for the rails. i want to go back to the first story, silvana the rush for i-bonds i don't know what it says about the world that we are crashing the web site. >> i don't know what people are thinking like you said, who knows what the world is coming to >> silvana henao, thank you. >>>story amazon and apple finishing off the week weaker than expected earnings for the third quarter. issuing disappointing fourth quarter sales guidance amazon could break even in the fourth quarter the company reporting a slowdown in cloud growth and amazon web services the stock sinking in extended trading. it is now down 13.5% turning now to discuss is nancy tengler of laffer tengler and ivan feinseth of tigress >> good morning, frank >> ivan, don't say good morning. don't worry about it >> great to be on with nancy and talk about the two important companies. >> you are under st

haven't seen a major downturn in other stocks that are tied to holiday shipping, for example, union pacific and ch robinson get a major portion of their revenue from asian imports, their stocks not taking a major move to the down side after that warning despite concern of a holiday slowdown the forecast from ship matrix, a leading data provider, is for e-commerce to be flat year over year, about $92 million passage per day. the question is are these problems fedex's or signs of a recession or something else. >> you know, frank, it's interesting because when we are looking at the issue of the holiday shopping and shipping season, last year there were so many problems, there were problems getting people -- enough people into the jobs. are you starting to see those labor squeezes shift aside we are going to be at about the same rate at last year >> that's a wait and see fedex is not really doing any big holiday hiring but u.p.s. is hiring just about the same amount of people and just earlier this week we saw amazon announce they aregoing to hire about 150,000 workers. can they find them in the

union pacific announced its best quarter or another record quarter here for the third quarter of 2022illion just in the third quarter on stock buybacks. we are asking for 10% of that for one year of paid sick leave for all of our workers. so there are some that are just feel the defeated, they are asking why they keep doing this, and they are asking to be heard and be validated by getting paid sick time that would allow them to deal with these occurrences in life that happen. >> there is a tremendous amount of pressure on the economy. several experts are forecasting a potential recession next year. do you think public opinion is going to stay with you if supply chains are already strained and inflation keeps getting higher and now this further complicates the ability of americans to get goods at relatively affordable costs in time? >> well, let me be very clear here. i would hope that the public opinion would stay with us because the majority of corporations out there have paid sick days and they also have paid supplemental sickness benefits for their employees. and we're asking to be

and the nasdaq lower by 66. 23 s&p 500 companies set to report today american airlines, at&t and union pacifice opening bell snap after the closing bell tonight jobless claims at this morning 8:30 a.m. eastern we will get you those numbers as it is across the tape, the dow, s&p and nasdaq finishing lower take a look at 4:00 o'clock on wall street the market was under pressure the yields meanwhile look at this the ten year treasury after jumping to a 14 year high yesterday the yield on the ten year above 4.1% sitting at 4.151% that is up one in the quarter basis points, european markets are mixed as a p100 on 18, the dax index lower by 93 in asia overnight across the board the japanese yen hitting 150 against the u.s. dollar for the first time since august 1990 the market overseas lower across the board "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ president biden is insisting his release of 15 million additional barrels of oil from the reserve has nothing to do with the midterm elections, watch. >> is not politically motivated at all, it's motivated to make sure that i continue to push what i've

breaking news in southwest berkeley a union pacific train hit and kill the pedestrian late this afternoonit happened near carlton and streets a few blocks from san pablo avenue, some nearby intersections are blocked until the train can be moved. the crash is also delaying at least one amtrak train again in that part of berkeley. it's been 31 years since the oakland hills fire. told 25 people and destroyed thousands of homes three decades later residents are concerned that the mistakes made then are happening. again abc 7 news item reporter stephanie. sierra is here with those details stephanie. yesama will fires have raged in the east bay hills many times in the 1920s seventies and eighties but fire investigators. say the 1991 oakland firestorm was by far the most intense and destructive. so tonight we spoke to residents who lived through it and are now calling out the threats still lingering behind. i don't think we're gonna stop this thing 31 years ago the oakland firestorm started as a small fire on a private property in the oakland hills the flames were extinguished until smoldering e

train happened in west berkeley yesterday in the late afternoon hours around carlton street, a union pacific spokesperson confirms two crew members on the train not injured. the incident was one of two traffic fatalities that happened yesterday. the other in berkeley as well. a man in a wheelchair was hit by a truck and later died. police in the affluent neighborhood of atherton, currently searching for possible human remains in the backyard of a house. that home is along stockbridge avenue, not far from woodside high school. the car was discovered by landscapers who were working on a home improvement project at the time. i think it was just a very unusual circumstance, and they wanted to make sure that they were doing the proper thing by notifying the police department. i have not had much contact with the homeowners. so in terms of their, um you know mentality of what's going on. i don't have that information. investigators believe the car is a mercedes. it was buried 45 ft underground . several bags of unused concrete were discovered throughout that car. police say cadaver dogs made a sli

claims due and we get home sales we hear from at&t and american airlines and blackstone and un union pacific and csx and snap and more we have interviews with american airlines and at&t ceos and the president of blackstone. the number of fed speakers today, they are not here, but they will speak. cnbc will. philadelphia fed president patrick harker as well as fed governors lisa cook and philip jefferson and michelle bowman chicago fed president charlie evans out with hawkish comments on rate hikes. he was speaking yesterday. evans said inflation is much too high and the fed needs to continue on its path to tame it. evans said if prices continue to spike, the central bank may need to do more to get things under control. you know what that means at least one more 75 and another? >> i think the market is counting in two more 75s with the fed futures. >> i know that's too far >>> let's talk about the future. this guy has the future of the take of tesla. shares are falling after the company's earnings beat estimates, but fell short of revenue. phil lebeau has more with the long-term prediction th

you are talking cap x numbers approaching what you would see if you were a verizon or at&t or a union pacific. you are no longer talking about a tech company with massive margins. >> i think mark zuckerberg's view is if you are trying to create another facebook. >> that's my point >> you need to actually invest as if you are. >> my point is they can't buy anything they used to buy out of the troubles when facebook slowed down, they bought instagram you had competition with tiktok, they came up with reels. >> you need to explain reels they are not making money off it it is hard to monetize because of advertising >> you don't use reels or inst instagram. >> i don't use facebook. i love myspace i love my walkman. >> they have more volume that is nice for them. you are basically swiping between lots of videos short videos as a result, the experience doesn't really work with the same ad load you can't have ads running between every reel >> we are saying what the hell is the metaverse hello? hello? i don't think this is a coincidence. that's a great idea. if surgeons could practice hundreds -- you

needs coal so, they've -- by the way, automotive could be getting better cxs was better than the union pacificer and show them respect to have a conversation -- david, it's like aaron rodgers. it's like, why should you be quarterback? aaron rodgers had a bad season but why should you be quarterback? tom brady -- no. why should he be quarterback >> he has no wide receivers. >> he gave me zero zero on my bench i had 90 points. >> rough weekend for brady, rodgers and wilson, even though he didn't play. >> well, you've got to be younger to play quarterback. i tell you, burrows really - >> wilson, thankfully the jets won, but - >> jets are a good team. giants, good team. well coached. >> what about tonight, jim >> i have the jets tonight no we're going to blow people away. >> blow people away? >> yeah. >> okay. >> can i just say, a certain point reflects a lot of bad, does not respect the possibility of $100 billion possibility, ten times sales, instagram, any growth at all. and i personally like meta i say everybody has to have a presence in it, but it's early you're not paying a lot of money for

union pacific spokesperson confirmed that two crew members on that train were not injured.two traffic facilities that happened yesterday. the other incident, having been in berkeley as well . a man in a wheelchair was impacted by a truck was hit by a truck and later died of his injuries. oakland police are investigating another burglary at an ice cream shop in the city's diamond district. surveillance video here shows the crime in progress just before five o'clock yesterday morning, police say two men broke into flavor brigade near the fruitvale and macarthur avenue area. they took a safe that was bolted to the floor and the stores signature tie dyed shirts. the fourth time this ice cream store has been hit. when somebody breaks in and steals some shirts. it's like you can't sell those on the street for anything. i can understand, breaking in and taking the safe. back in july, thieves drove a car right through the front door, smashing everything in its path. the intruder stole the atm and just about everything inside was damaged from the freezers to the counters to the cash

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pointed out in the previous round table. 1862 is also the year of the moral land grant act the pacific union railway railway acts the internal revenue act. the homestead act. all these apps were predicated on the dispossession of native american nations, and it heralded the development of the american state. it is also the year that president lincoln issued his preliminary proclamation giving advanced notice of his intention to issue the emancipation proclamation in 1863. now, of course the process of indian dispossession can be traced back to the settlement of north america by european colonists accelerated mightily by the indian removals and the mexican war in the 19th century. and while there has been much historical scholarship recently some done by our panelists on viewing the civil war reconstruction from the west. we still need to elaborate on how we made develop new historical narratives of the war that would combine both older and relatively new approaches to the war and 1862 in particular. today our speakers will address these issues from varying perspectives the histories of black

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protracted labor negotiation between the employers association of the pacific maritime andy international longshoremen and warehouse unionthough both sides put out two jointly signed media releases saying they would not strike or lockout workers. and to my recollection, president biden is the first sitting president to sit down with both sides on june 10 during an active negotiation. the other two pieces are just as you said. we had a lot of retailers bringing cargo in june and july, very high volumes during that time. so they would not be caught up in the snags of past years' supply chains disruptions one-time purchases like appliances and furniture started to taper off earlier as we predicted because you do not buy those commodities every year. guy: good morning. it is guy. when do we get the labor deal? what kind of timeline should we be thinking about? gene: i think you are still a couple of month away. it will take some time. collective bargaining in the united states is hard work. not only do we have coast wide issues that have to be negotiated at the table between both sides that are represented by savvy negotiato

union is all understandable, but the risks of destabilization. still, they are growing, including the risks of destabilizing the entire asia-pacific region from open sources. it is known that in 2022 the united states allocated 290 million dollars to fight russian propaganda in the post-soviet space after the outbreak of the armed conflict in ukraine, this amount increased many times over, the fight itself is financing of those who disseminate false information with a russophobic character provokes interethnic hatred is being done. it is completely openly impudent and with impunity. well, in order for kondo propaganda to be better assimilated, the so-called sweet se technique is used. stanford university published a huge study on this subject, we studied in detail what kind of pretzel , according to stanford university, content that whitewashes the united states and denigrates russia principle synchronously, feeding their audiences with the agenda, the state department, a vivid example of a story about suvs, transferred by the embassy in the united states to tajikistan, but first the news appears in the eastern truth. and then others pick it up, w

the collapse of the soviet union, this is all understandable, but the risks destabilization is still growing, including the risks of destabilization of the entire asia-pacificion from open sources. it is known that in 2022 the united states allocated $ 290 million for the fight against russian propaganda in the post-soviet space after the outbreak of the armed conflict in ukraine, this amount has increased many times over, the fight itself consists in financing those who spread false information with a russophobic character and provoke interethnic hatred . it is completely openly impudent and with impunity. well, in order for kondo propaganda to be better assimilated, the so-called sweet sandwich technique is used, stanford university published a huge study on this subject. we studied in detail what kind of pretzel, according to stanford university, the content that whitewashes the united states and denigrates russia and is distributed by at least eight internet resources. and the work is not on the network principle synchronously, feeding its audience the agenda of the state department, a vivid example of a story about suvs transferred by the united states

union is all clear, but the risks of destabilization. still, they are growing, including the risks of destabilizing the entire asia-pacific region from open is known that in 2022 the united states allocated 290 million dollars to combat russian propaganda in the post-soviet space after the outbreak of the armed conflict in ukraine, this amount increased many times the fight itself is to finance those who spread false information with a russophobic character and provoke inter-ethnic hatred is being done. this is completely openly impudent and unpunished, but in order for the kondo propaganda to be better assimilated, the so -called sweet se technique is used. stanford university published a huge study on this subject, we studied in detail what kind of pretzel , according to stanford university, content that whitewashes the united states and denigrates russia a i distribute at least eight internet resources, and they work according to the network principle synchronously, feeding their audiences with the agenda, the state department, a vivid example of a story about suvs transferred by the embassy to the united states in tajikistan, but firs

street from this side, for example, the us has a very good union of japan because we believe that this strengthens our security in the pacific the same way also. it's interesting that the issue is related to this revival of nato that looked so outdated, then of recent times and you know that and our actions in afghanistan were very unsuccessful and then the us even had to withdraw its troops. joe biden's foreign policy, respectively, was different from trump's. that is, there was a stake on europe and to what extent he will be able to pursue such a policy, that is, the stereotype is to ensure security from a threat that most important in the eyes of many americans, i mean, i'm first and foremost, china, but the joe biden administration avoided alliances with the most important countries , and by extension those countries. now they can, respectively, behave as they want, because they have their own directions, and politicians, because they have military potential, have the economic potential of french arabia, the persian gulf countries and, accordingly, the extra east. have your own. let's just say the mall is singapore and t

it's actually part of you for pacific social finding a ah, in need to come to the russian state will never be a group in the $55.00 with we will van in the european union, the cremeans community up machine. the state aren't russia today, and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with, ah mm. and says economy is a driving force global growth, while the country thinks peace with taiwan, but is prepared to use force against any one. the intervenes as the head of a crucial committee party congress. due to define a strategy for the next 5 years, an african official says the continent refuses to be dictated to by the way, after washington and europe impose their own harsh term on the right to learn to south africa. and if you reform and looking at a transitional president who out.

union. lithuania paid first with fines. 250 million dollars but they were able to mobilize, and in particular through the united states of america, new contracts to the pacific to enter new markets and now they are in profits, so it seems to me that you are not you can trade values, and when we understand that taiwan shows interest in the perception that there are powerful missiles and air defense systems, this does not mean that we should freeze with them, but we must clearly understand that when in the worst times, the most difficult times for us, existential times, china is not with us and we can still guess through which countries china supported russia at the beginning, naively thinking that the ice cry would succeed, that is, ask you to betray us, but taiwan at the same time provided aid ten times more than this, that is why we must understand where our strategic national interests are to be protected and that is why i believe that i would like to see communication links that are inter-factional between the parliamentary friendship group ukraine taiwan - this is already an important step forward i really hope that the ministries will be able between th

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