i was working as an intern at, the wall street journal. and so at winston-salem journal, i never made it to the wall street journal. not even close. i always got confused. actually, i did. okay. and you? i was sitting in the corner and i was really nervous, you know, not knowing what i was doing. i was in the newsroom in that time. you know, it was very busy, noisy and everybody, it was full and meeting deadlines, running in and out. and all of a sudden, everything quiet. and i thought, what's going on and i looked around and in the newsroom had stood up and i went, what? you know? and i looked down and wallace carroll had walked in the back door. and as soon as he walked in, he didn't say anything. everybody working and stood up and was just like this. and i told story to donald graham, who is wonderful. he knew a wallace carroll and he's helped a lot. the book the intern in there. yeah, he was an intern there. he loved this because he said boy reference in newsrooms is pretty scarce. you know, i will i know one thing. there was one that h

wall street journal, one of the headlines, global tensions echo the cold war.ere is more from president biden yesterday. [video clip] >> one year into this war putin no longer doubts the strength of our coalition, but he still doubts our conviction, he doubts our staying power, he doubts our continued support of ukraine. he doubts whether nato can remain unified. there should be no doubt our support for ukraine will not waiver. nato will not be divided and we will not tire. [applause] president putin's craven lust for land and power will fail and the ukrainian people's love for their country will prevail. democracies of the world will stand guard over freedom today, tomorrow, and forever. that is what is at stake. freedom. that is the message i carried to kyiv yesterday to the people of ukraine. host: that was president biden yesterday in poland. we will show you more from his address and also from russian president's vladimir putin state of the state address yesterday but we also want to hear from you asking you what the u.s. role should be in the ongoing conf

but first the wall street journal reports the u.s.y department has joined the fbi assessment that covid-19 most likely originated from a lab leak in china. the department was previously undecided on how the virus emerged. all of this as fox pulling shows president biden underwater when it comes to the job performance. lucas tomlinson live in the white house with details on the stories. >> president biden's national security advisor jake sullivan refusing to confirm or deny the classified report, he spoke earlier. >> there is a variety of views in the intelligence community, some of the religious community have reached conclusions on one side and some on the other and never have said they don't have enough information to be sure. >> house foreign affairs committee chairman michael mccaul releasing a statement a short time ago. and please the department of energy has finally reached the same conclusion that i had really come to i requested a full and thorough briefing from the administration on this report and the evidence behind it. th

the dow took a leg down when that news from the wall street journal was announced.are down 1.5%. it to selloff. al gore, known as a climate change warrior, turns out the green friendly firm that he co-owns is investing in companies that pollute the earth. we will have that story. florida governor desantis says it is unacceptable give you train a blank check, with no clear objective. role that tape. >> they have effectively a blank check policy with no clear strategic objective identify. i don't think it is in our interests to be getting into proxy war with china but just saying it is an open-ended blank check is not acceptable. stuart: are we getting into a proxy war with china. greg steube take that on in our next our. border patrol asking for volunteers to stop the surge of illegal migrants coming from canada but if resources are redirected up north, won't that put a bigger strain on the southern border? andy biggs deals with that next. ♪ no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus

the wall street journal headline. they write that residents of the small town in the ohio and pennsylvania border are recovering from a trained or ailment that is now an environmental cleanup site. also, becoming teacher players in one of the first political skirmishes of the 2024 presidential campaign. president biden was briefed on conditions in east palestine while he was rallying europe to ukraine's aid in poland. the former president visited the disaster area on wednesday afternoon. mr. trump is running for president again. mr. biden is expected to announce a reelection bid soon. over the past few weeks, the community has shown tough and resilient hearts of america may fire station after surveying the area and getting a briefing. he accused by demonstration of indifference and betrayal. the wall street journal echoes the comments earlier that transportation secretary pete to judge, a presidential candidate, widely seen as a future ambitious player, has received criticism for not addressing the crisis. he will vis

i joined the wall street journal and and i've been writing for that newspaper ever since so jason, i think many viewers and readers of the wall street journal were kind of impressed with the journal editorial page separating the issues of some people talking about trump's personality from the issues of a trump policies. can you kind of give us a little bit before we get into the substance of the book? can you kind of give us a little bit of insight behind the scenes sort of how that emerged? well, i i think what you saw there on the from the editorial page editors were journalists who were doing their job their job was to cover this president the way they had covered previous presidents in terms of his analyzing his policies what he what he set out to do whether he accomplished it and and what kind of impact it it had and and the the journal did do plenty of criticizing of president trump's character and twitter feed and and all the rest, but they did not let that get in the way of carrying out their journalistic duties and i think that's where a lot of other mainstream journalists ai

this piece in the "wall street journal" makes a strong case that it's second nature for you the government to lie to us first and keep the truth as a backup option. but their lies are only possible if they are propped up by this symbium. you know like the eddie brock comic book character. who is the symbio here? it's big tech and the social mete media and so-called fact check. biden wants you to believe the lie that successful people who bust their ass and work hard don't pay their fair share of taxes. it's a disgusting lie. >> pay your fair share. the tax system is not fair. it's not fair. >> people are going to have to

the wall street journal. as i mentioned, he previously he and i were previously colleagues there in china. and he has, of course, gone on to do huge, huge things, including being investigated of team that won the loeb awards for international reporting for a series exposing the chinese government pioneering embrace of digital surveillance. he is also the recipient of the dan balz medal given to investigative journalists who have exhibited courage in standing up against intimidation and i'd love to ask about that a little bit more in a second. liesel lin is a has been covering data use and privacy for the journal from singapore and she was also part of the team that won the globe in 2018. and prior to that, liza's spent nine years at bloomberg news and television too as well. so welcome both of you to this talk. maybe i'll just start first by asking you guys about the how things have changed, because when the time when josh and i were both reporting in china, we're talking back india your 2000 to early station

for training, while the wall street journal reports that the pentagon will deploy up to 200 american trainers to the island in the coming months, say entering the taiwan and the united states continue to bolster military exchanges and will cooperate even more actively to confront global challenges such as orthor, terry and expansionism and climate change. the situation as intensified again since russia's invasion of ukraine. the u. s. believes china's gearing up to offer military support to russia and suggest beijing is emboldened by the russian invasion to step up its efforts to seize taiwan militarily. lincoln cancelled a high stakes beijing trip aimed at easing us. china relations after an apparent chinese spy balloon, sailed across american skies. the channels between the u. s. and taiwan may be busy, but the communication lines of beijing are in a, sorry, state. alright, let's get more context on this from william young and need a type a bureau william. let's 1st talk about reports. the taiwan will send around 500 troops to the us for training later this year. why so many i thin

as the wall street journal has written in a series of articles, this does not bode well. busy for the united states, that's what the wall street journal wrote. why? because fair or not fair. the consensus in latin america is it. while the u. s. historically has use political and military might in latin america. a chinese are generally interested in providing economic assistance or so the story goes right. that's what poll after poll appears to show when they ask these questions of people who live in those latin american countries. there's another reality here, by the way. there's another reality here. reality that china's influence worldwide, and especially in latin america is bringing what it's bringing about is this the position of china's liter. stay with me here that all of these movements that i just described about sending more business, creating ports, creating schools, building all these convention centers that it's doing something for the positioning of china and not just china, but china's leaders using thing as the face of china's global rise and this new found

this is a wall street journal report. idea that something new is coming out three years into the pandemic is something we are following very closely. >> thank you very much. there was michelle cortez. the latest from the wall street journal on the origin of covid-19. we will catch up, tom is on the road. tom mackenzie is on the road. when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. golo takes a systematic approach to eating that focuses on optimizing insulin levels. we tackle the cause of weight gain, not just the symptom. when you have good metabolic health, weight loss is easy. i always thought it would be so diff

joining us now national correspondent for "the wall street journal" michael gordon.y department's determination that covid-19 may have indeed come from a lab leak in wuhan, china. tell us a little bit hob the energy department came to that conclusion, but also who agrees or disagrees within the rest of the federal government. >> so, jonathan, this is a story i did with my colleague warren strobel of "the wall street journal," and we've been digging into this for a while. what happened is in 2021, the intelligence community submitted a report that was an unclassified version in october that laid bare the divisions within the intelligence community whether this arose naturally, meaning a virus that leapt from an animal to human, or whether it might have been an inadvertent accidental lab leak. at that time, the department of energy was agnostic. it hadn't taken a side one way or the other. what shifted is it's now leaning toward the lab theory. it said it's most likely, but it's taking this judgment with what it calls low confidence. so there's been a shift in the ener

president biden says vladimir putin will never win his work in ukraine as the wall street journal prepares xi jinping is preparing to visit moscow. plus, lloyds becomes the latest to reward investors. welcome to the program. that's look at the futures picture, 20 seconds away, and future suggesting we will do our best to catch up with wall street from yesterday. major markets down by more than 2% in yesterday's session. higher yield environment pushing downward pressure on assets. that was the dominant theme there, so how much we will see that translating into the european market, we will have to see. some of the yield story we priced in yesterday. you can see the early stages as european equity markets open up. you see the early stages of that coming through, australian assets have been on the move this morning, as have some commodities, but the ftse 100 down by 0.4%. we will see if we get a broader move downward on european stocks. the spanish ibex also in downward territory. let's move on and have a broader cross asset check of the markets. this is the u.s. side of the story so even tho

today we're hearing, in this leak to the wall street journal, that it was accidental. do you believe this leak was accidental or intentional. >> hi tucker thank you for having me again. first i really appreciate you and also fox news having taking so much effort pursuing the truth of covid origins. without your help there wouldn't be such milestone achievement. and of course it was not an accident, and maybe for people who don't have this kind of lab experience on coronavirus, maybe it's easy for them to accept accident and lab leak. however, i'm the scientist working in such lab using coronavirus, and i can tell you, based on the protocol and also the other surveillance, it would be impossible for the lab leak accidentally happen in such lab, and to cause the wuhan outbreak and also the pandemic. so definitely we agree to the first step, it was china lab but we need to pursue the truth of origin and keep going on. >> tucker: we know the chinese government allowed its infected citizens to travel in huge groups to europe in the early days, that was intentional. but you

the wall street journal says the state department says it will take anywhere from five to seven weeks for expedited renewals. tenet renewals are expected to take eight to 11 minutes. and the mail process could add to that. this comes as the online passport system is set to roll out next month. reggie: many oscar contenders hand for a hollywood show. they were out for the sag awards. "abbott elementary" took home the word fo series. our chief business economic creator produce the show. an historic night for the film "everything everywhere all at once." it swept all categor including best cast and motion picture. the two actors ke huy quan and michelle yeoh also tacoma awards. nearly 75% of the time. -- also took home awards nearly 75% of the time. the image awards were also taking place. kumasi: serena williams. the jackie robinson sports award which recognizes those in civil rights and community involvement. angela bassett won entertainer of the year. >> i guess angela bassett did the thing. thank you to the naacp and everyone who voted army -- voted for me. kumasi: black forever won

he has written for "the wall street journal" editorial page, he is well grounded in the issues, he isd, you know, this is an indication, paul, of where our politics are going. if i mean, we have the debate a lot about are we really going to the end up having a vote for joe biden and donald trump again. and meanwhile, you have generations behind them -- and vivek represents one of those generations, 37 years old, entrepreneur, indian-american ancestry, made it in the united states and believes deeply in the united states and is able to articulate that. that sort of thing will be a great contribution, i think, to the presidential debate. and it's the sort of thing that the american people really are yearning for. so i think vivek is going to get a hearing once he gets out there and starts talking about why he should be president. paul: yeah. if he gets on the stage and muster the support to get on the debate stage, i think he could more than hold his own and really add to the debate. kim, let me ask you about something else we're seeing. donald trump seems every day to be attacking ron

previous balloons, but the "wall street journal" says they were not detected. written in the "wall street journal," china previously sent balloons over the united states after leaving american airspace. after the pentagon disclosed last week that it was tracking this balloon, which the air force tried on saturday off the carolina coast, officials said that there had been prior intrusions across the continental u.s., at least three of those during donald trump's presidency, while one previously happened under president biden. those previous balloon flights were much shorter in duration, perhaps explain why some went undetected at the time. one official said that much of the information on the flights was pieced together later. richard in verona, missouri, democratic color. good morning. caller: good morning. i have two things i want to talk about here. has anyone ever heard of francis gary powers? they have been talk -- they've been flying over the countries for years, trying to get information. japan has tried to blow up california. another thing, this lady tha

. >> "wall street journal" reporting that department of energy say its likely covid-19 escaped from a china. classified documents leaked to newspaper say that department made that conclusion with quote, low confidence. fbi reached a similar version with moderate confidence. i'm jon scott back to "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back america. we're who governor republican ron d ron desanron ron desantis, his brand-new book, "the courage to be free: florida's blueprint for america's revival." you have watcheddest on years, i don't play games with guests. i am not andrea mitchell and jim acosta and i first want to be, my goal is to have the guest, governor. be treated with respect for him to explain his story. why he is the governor of florida. what he wants to do for the country. which bring us to media. you have people trying to cherry pick your phrases, take shots at you, andrea mitchell the other day talking about how you done want african-american history taught, which was a lie. this is media today, is it not? >> it is, i think that the corporate press has always had a libe

according to the "wall street journal," sales dropped 50% last year compared to 2021.about $40 million. that's the ivy park line. however, the projection from adidas or the target from adidas, rather, was $250 million. that's what they were hoping to get. so they are down in terms of what they were hoping to make by $200 million. now according to adidas, they're responding to the "wall street journal's" reporting on this, they say nope, the partnership is strong, and it's successful. beyonce not commenting on this right now. however, what she is doing is on instagram she's posting that there's a new ivy park drop this week. so there's a new line of merchandise coming out between the two. but projections, according to the "wall street journal," for this year not looking much better. $65 million in sales for ivy park. they were hoping to target $335 million. that is a huge difference. i think all of this begs the question, abby, are these celebrity partnership deals really worth it for brands? at least when it comes to beyonce and kanye west, the numbers are not painting

wall street's worst day this year. investors now pricing higher rates before today's fed minutes. president biden says president putin will never win his war in ukraine it as the wall street journal reports, xi jinping is preparing to visit moscow. rio tinto drops its dividend, echoing rivals such as bhp. fate took a scythe to that dividend. what we have here is a very clear waking up the moment in terms of a reality check of what higher for longer might mean. the equity market is literally shaking on what could be a very hawkish fomc minutes. does anybody shift the narrative in terms of where we go? barkin talked about 25 basis points last week. but equity markets this morning are just seeing a real belief that things are going to get difficult in the u.s. goldman says you are going to have flat returns, trailing at 18 times, they prefer to be outside the u.s. morgan stanley talks about the death zone for risk premia in equities at the moment. so, there is this wakening of reality of potentially a slowdown in the u.s. new home sales fall for 12 months in a row, it is a long variable lag ladies and gentlemen, that is the fed may be breaking the housing market but not crushing the

. ♪ hello and welcome to the "wall street journal at large", joe biden talton economic record is historicnd if you believe that i have an inflation reduction act to show you the president looks for the key themes of his likely reelection campaign, chief among them will be a claim of economic success biden wants you to believe his record is so successful he and the democrats deserve another term we saw that this week first in the state of the union address and did what looked suspiciously like campaign stops in the swing states of wisconsin in florida, he talked up his administration economic performance the message things are going just great. folks i hate to disappoint the biden economic plan is working we created 12 million new jobs. >> more jobs in two years and any president has created in a single four-year term. >> i cut the budget by $1.7 trillion. >> more than any president has in all of american history. gerry: let's dissect these claims, biden says the u.s. is created the record number of jobs in the last two years it is technically true but joe biden did not create their jobs a

with high prices forced us crash landing after all welcome to the "wall street journal at large" anotherolid showing for the job market with numbers up showing employees added 570,000 to the payrolls in january and then employment rate held steady at 3.4%. in fact january turned out to be a better month for marketed economy the major stock market is up strongly so far this year, the s&p 500 closed generally up 8% in the tech sector surged higher with the nasdaq up 10%. the main reason rising optimism that the economy can grow even as interest rates continue moving higher to crush inflation. this week the federal reserve raised its rates once again this time by one quarter of a percentage point in a succession of much bigger rate hike/tear. the big question now what happens for the rest of 2023. in the press conference after the fed meeting jerome powell the chairman of the central bank has optimism that inflation was coming unsteadily as the fed wants but he was quick to insist the central bank has not done raising rates. >> organ to be cautious about declaring victory and sending signal

"the wall street journal" reports that the u.s. million shooting down objects over north america earlier this month. next case. the u.s. will send 100-200 more troops to taiwan for trading. training that is. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon and why the build up, jennifer? >> all eyes on taiwan after approaching the one year anniversary of russia invading ukraine but just a point of clarification and that picture was taken by a u.s. u2 pilot surveilling that chinese spy balloon as it crossed the continental u.s. before the f22 pilot took it down off the coast of south carolina fox news has confirmed the biden add minnesota station plans to send -- administration plans to send 1-200 troops to china after the news was reported by "the wall street journal" and this number will expand a much smaller training program and includes the national guard, special ops and u.s. marines in the past. the training the u.s. gave to ukrainian troops for years after russia took crypnea in 2014 and a key factor tha

in a new report about the origin of covid 19, according to the wall street journal and investigation by the u. s energy department. found the virus most likely came from an accidental lab league, possibly for the biomedical lab in wuhan, china, but that assessment was reportedly made with quote, low confidence. the fbi supports the lab leak theory but for other agencies and national intelligence panel believe covid jumped from animals to humans naturally. some elements of the intelligence community have reached conclusions on one side, some on the other, a number of them have said they just don't have enough information to be sure. here's what i can tell you. president biden has directed repeatedly every element of our intelligence community to put effort and resources behind getting to the bottom of this question. the energy department was used for the investigation because of its network of labs from biomedical research. president biden's controversial plan to forgive student loan debt is back in the news. the supreme court is about to take up the issue with oral arguments schedule

host: this is the wall street journal.hina tensions cloud biden address, so he is likely to be addressing the nation on this issue in his state of the union address tomorrow night. which, by the way, our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, on our website and o the app. 8:00.m eastern is when it wi begin. we will have a preview of the speech, then show you the speech intsntirety, no interruptions, no filters. then, the republican response follinpresident biden, which will be given by sarah huckae sanders of arkansas. following her remarks, we will open up the phone lines and get your reaction. the issue of the chinese balloon was part of sunday talk shows. senator marco rubio, republican of florida, was on abc this week. here's what he had to say about what the u.s. is likely to glean from shooting down the balloon. [video clip] >> look at the flight path. it is not coincidental. it went over some of the most sensitive military sites and exited the south eastern seaboard of the u.s. into the ocean. there are a l

so wrote a response that was picked up in the was published in the wall street journal. so i ended my year think it was like december 31st the 30th. it came out in the wall journal basically talking about this story and debunking this study. and thankfully, you know, the study ended up being peer reviewed and they changed it they changed the title of the study. they got rid the the section where they were naming all the all the channels and one of the authors of the study said, you see, science works, you know, and i said, wow, it's it's kind of weird that in order to read the updated study. yeah, it's behind a paywall so you have to pay $10 to read updated study new all the previous free published study is for anybody to read. so if anybody out there, you know, is thinking i'm a far right radical, maybe for the right price, but generally speaking, every day of my life i'm not. were you a trump supporter? i was not a trump. the let's see, the the year that i the year that he ran, i voted for gary johnson and bill weld's and i actually i, i campaigned i was at the final st

kristina partsinevelos >>> the justice department reportedly turning up the heat on apple "the wall street journalhat the doj has draft add potential antitrust complaint that targets the tech giant's app store and its mobile operating system. aaron tilly joins us now aaron, is the news here that they're ramping it up or approaching this case differently or what? >> the news is they've been investigating apple since 2019, and in recent months they've been really ramping it up. they've expedited requests for documents, they've added more litigators to the case they've just been moving ahead and they're also looking to clear their top antitrust chief on the doj, jonathan cantor. he has worked on previous cases against apple in private practice and now they're looking to clear him to go ahead with the apple case so this is all signs towards momentum, towards filing a case, potentially in the spring. >> in the spring, okay that's what i was going to ask what are we looking at in terms of do you know size and scope of what apple is going to have to deal with here >> yeah, the doj appears to be looking a

will do it right now on wall street thank you for being with me have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you next time. ♪ >> hello and welcome to the "wall street journalt large", as long as it takes president joe biden took his message of timeless solidarity with ukraine, big step further this week with a personal visit to kyiv to meet with president volodymyr zelenskyy and to demonstrate his administration support with the battle country in his war with russia as the open-ended commitment a proxy war with the nucleon power wise? does deepening u.s. commitment unlimited american support for what could be a protracted conflict is a distraction for the longer-term struggle we face with china? we will be discussing the strategic and political consequences of all of this with my guest kellyanne conway and clifford may but first biden's unannounced visit to ukraine with nato leaders and others stating u.s. commitment to european defense. the symbolic trip toward zone complete with air raid sirens apparently staged for biden's visit significantly raises the stakes in ukraine. with images of biden and saloons keep embedded in the minds of leaders everywhere