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brooke allen the title of your wall street journal editorial. our op ed was college should be more like prison was that your title was definitely not my title, and i've got a certain amount of flack for it. but, you know, the editorial writers, editors, they want people to they want eyes on page. and i think they succeeded really well in that. and there certainly are aspects of the college that i wish could be more like the prison. i wish it were more it were more tolerant. i wish it were more peaceful. i wish there were no poems and computers in the classroom. there's so many things i'd like to see similar to what the kind of class we have in the prison. brooke allen former bennington college professor who works on that institution's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on booktv. thank you. and i and you watching about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span's booktv. well, each tuesday, dozens of new books are published. here's a recent sampling. two new history books focus on high profile congressional hearings of the

brooke allen the title of your wall street journal editorial.ed was college should be more like prison was that your title was definitely not my title, and i've got a certain amount of flack for it. but, you know, the editorial writers, editors, they want people to they want eyes on page. and i think they succeeded really well in that. and there certainly are aspects of the college that i wish could be more like the prison. i wish it were more it were more tolerant. i wish it were more peaceful. i wish there were no poems and computers in the classroom. there's so many things i'd like to see similar to what the kind of class we have in the prison. brooke allen former bennington college professor who works on that institution's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on booktv. thank you. and i and you watching about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span's booktv. well, each tuesday, dozens of new books are published. here's a recent sampling. two new history books focus on high profile congressional hearings of the 20th ce

we saw the wall street journal story on goldman sachs.en -- even if it is tactical, reducing headcount and cutting costs. what are you doing right now? we have been looking at this in the past. >> we have been active. we are looking at our business, supporting those businesses having strengths. in the banking arena, investing in commercial banking, protecting corporate banking, with the wallet deterioration in investment banking, we have been careful to continuously right size the business. we see this as an opportunity for citi when there's a specific opportunity for us to add talent, where we have gaps, we are doing that as well. we will be careful looking at the cycle, and the cycle outlook is not perfect right now, but our view is we want to be positioned on the others this downturn to capture the true benefit of the upturn. >> before we let you go, we were mentioning elon musk making the trip to china. that market -- the market is trying to figure out this year how the chinese market fits into the overall economic outlook. >> i promi

we are not the wall street journal. he did a very good job of bringing russia to life from the ground up. i have been paid correspondent from much of my career and in some correspondent operate in embassy and diplomatic and government circles and some operate on the ground. he was very much at on the ground reporter. comfortable in other circumstances, but he really brought the country life by being over there. >> let's talk about the process. there is a war going on. why do you think russia accused him of being a threat? works to be honest, i do not think this was particularly about evan. he was unaccredited journalist. he was registered with the foreign ministry. they knew he was a journalist. i think they saw a target of opportunity and they took it. the hostagetaking was a business for russia and other countries. i am sure we will hear a huge amount about that today. it is a growth industry. i think that was it. to give russia leverage wherever games it was trying to play. >> i will ask you quickly, what leverage do

host: natalie andrews joining us, serving as a congressional reporter with the wall street journal, also tracking the debate over the debt ceiling. guest: thanks for having me. host: we know the person of the forefront of the discussions is speaker mccarthy, talk about the negotiations. guest: i have been talking to republicans all weekend, they are getting briefed to see if anything the white house is offering a some think they would be on board with and they have been shredded. dusty johnson, cochair of the main street publican caucus, which is your mainstream republicans, he wants to see spending cuts as well. they were frustrated, the white house offer over the weekend increased the spending for next year instead of decreasing it. chip roy, caucus members are known for being more hard line spending. they are frustrated and they issued a statement on friday, saying they would like to see what house republicans pass in april. house republicans are watching closely. kevin burke -- kevin mccarthy does not want to lose a lot of republicans a negotiation because this is his team and he wan

. >> host: independent from pennsylvania on the issue, that in today's wall street journal. restaurant candidate for president and he's making the case older voting age in this country writes today urged congress tito propose a constitutional amendment that would require to earn the right to vote by the pirates would raise the age to 25 except for adults either a service requirements six months in the us first responder forecast is express administered to naturalize's. we isolate duties the pages of citizenship in many ways he said, he is renowned as part selected service reaching adulthood. that patient in the 26th amendment which lowered the voting age to 18 was the military draft. that's duty now seems foreign to us that's a real problem. some democrats for voting age to be born to 16 eight already allow teenagers at age to drive motor vehicle voting is one act, is the duty harasses serving our nation, knowing something about your mission these living in it for a short time isn't too much to ask. our second primal repair automatically with without refining it will require

"the wall street journal" reporter could face up to 20 years in prison. let's bring in chapman bell who's following the story for us what's the immediate reaction to the decision >> reporter: good morning, cori. as you said, gershkovich pre-trial detention extended until the end of august now. and immediately after the state department telling reporters outside the courtroom they once again were calling for his immediate release, as well as the immediate release of american paul whelan, himself, also classified as wrongfully detained also the "wall street journal" evan gershkovich's employer calling for his immediate release saying that while they expect n expected no change to his immediate detention they are disappointed that seen by some of his colleagues at the "wall street journal" tweeting a horribly disappointing development as we continue to wait for justice for our colleague. another one of his colleagues saying "release evan know. the state department has had consular advice and meetings with evan. the ambassador was in the courtroom and his par

wall street _ cliche, but it is. in that op-ed in the wall street journal - cliche, but it is. et journal by - cliche, but it is. in that op-ed in the wall street journal by kevin | the wall streetjournal by kevin mccarthy, he said this was a hard—fought win for the republicans. is there meant to be a winner and a loser in debt ceiling negotiations? politically they will say that, won't they? i guess the fact republicans even got fighting to negotiate is a win in and of itself, because he kept saying, i will talk about spending cuts but i will not tie into the debt ceiling for the fact they got him to do that is a victory in of itself, but everything is so polarised now and everything is so polarised now and everything is about both parties trying to claim to their constituents and their voters that we have won, but as i say, it has to be a bipartisan deal, if it is passed, president biden will sign it and it is a two—year deal which means we don't have to talk about it again until after the presidential election. it won't affect the potential election? nomia iqbal, thank you so

musk confirmed his participation earlier today during a "wall street journal" event but said he won't formally endorse desantis at the time. this puts desantis head to head with former president trump, who launched his re-election campaign last year. >>> a new ruling by a russian court will keep a "wall street journal" reporter behind bars. evan gesh go vich was arrested in march when he was on a work trip. he's accused of spying and possessing secret materials. in a courtroom today he was asked to remain behind bars while he waits for his trial. the u.s. government says gesh ovich was wrongfully detained. "the wall street journal" says it is deeply disappointed with the decision and that the accusations against gesh doe kovic are demonstrably false. >>> tomorrow will mark one year since the mass shooting in uvalde, texas. overall, the community is still hurt, traumatized, and looking for answers. an 18-year-old former student at robb elementary walked into the school with an assault rifle. he proceeded to kill 19 children and two teachers. after all this time, there is a lot of frust

indeed, we are committed to keeping the focus, the spotlight on this and extraordinary work "the wall street journalu. >> thank you. really appreciate it. thank you. >>> and i will be at the future of everything festival hosted by "the wall street journal" here later in new york. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow us online on facebook and twitter @mitchell report, and "chris jansing reports" is next. i am lindsey reiser live from msnbc headquarters in new york city. right now the u.s. is trying to validate stunning allegations from the kremlin, moscow accusing ukraine of trying to assassinate vladimir putin with drones. ukraine denying the charge and warning it could be an attempt to justify a new level of brutality on the battlefield. we'll dig into it coming up. >>> plus, everyday americans already struggling to make ends meet and increasingly worried about their financial future. facing new challenges as the federal reserves weighs whether to hike interest rates amid criticism that washington politicians are playing chicken with the fate of the u.s. economy. >>> a

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ gerry: hello and welcome to the "wall street journal at large." this week deal or no deal?den's cutting short his trip to asia and getting back to washington to see if he can conclude a possible deal to the raise the federal debt ceiling. i'll be taking a look at the likely details of any agreement between the white house and house republicans and what it might mean for the economy. >>> president biden finally bowed to economic and political reality this week when he agreed to negotiate with house republicans over ways to resolve the debt ceiling standoff. the treasury estimates that the u.s. has until the end of the month before it runs out of ways to avoid hitting the $31 trillion limit that congress has placed on total federal debt. now, without an increase in the ceiling, the u.s. could default causing financial chaos and potential hardship for many millions of americans. remarkably, biden and his democratic allies have said for weeks they wouldn't even negotiate over raising the ceiling despite the fact that any increase requires legislation, of course, and republicans

criminal lawyers to the attorney general merrick garland appeared to confirm him directly that wall street journal reporting. the wall street journal reports special counsel jack smith has all but finished obtaining testimony and other evidence in his criminal investigation into whether former president donald trump mishandled classified documents at his power legault resorted, according to people familiar with the matter. some of trump's close associates are bracing for his indictment and anticipate being able to fund-raise off a prosecution, people in the former presidents circuit said. prosecutors have pressed witnesses, some in multiple rounds of testimony, on questions that appeared to hone in on a specific elements smith 's team would need to show to prove a crime, including those that speak to trump's intentions and questions aimed at undermining potential defenses, trump could raise a set. and in georgia, remember fulton county district attorney fani willis has asked that no trial to be scheduled in her courthouse for the weeks of august 7th and august 14th. that indicates that that could

the religious broadcasters, the wall street journal, and fox. twitter is going to be what drives the news conversation, but he's going to be on a lot of other news platforms. conservative friendly ones, but other news platforms other than twitter. >> he was doing an interview i think with trey doughty on twitter right after. margaret taylor, thank you so much. and kinzinger as well, really appreciate it. -- former president tends to turn up the heat on governor desantis. tomorrow, not exactly surprising, given his tone toward the governor already, he's been on the offensive now for a couple weeks. it's easy to see why he might expect him to work. or in this case, work again. let's take a look from our randi kaye. >> the poll just came out and i am tied with jeb bush. and i said, oh, that's too bad. how can i be tied with these guy? he's terrible, he's terrible. >> that was donald trump in 2015. this was donald trump more recently. >> the problem with ron desanctimonious is that he needs a personality transplant and those are not yet available. >

. >> griff: this is interesting, "wall street journal" says wall street is not happy with either of thent-runners, writing everybody is hoping for a miracle. one of 20 people wall street spoke with to gauge the election. nobody wants biden and nobody wants trump. iowa knowas are going to get trump today and he'll be in a town hall tomorrow with hannity. more on the axios scoop >> chris: will get into and interesting to see what path he thinks he has and who will be supporting him is yet to be seen. 500 days until that election, guys. >> brian: did you say he's skipping iowa? >> griff: i don't know if skipping it, from what axios is saying, he will launch in new hampshire and iowa is where everybody starts, that is why desantis and donald trump are there. ainsley >> ainsley: expected to make an announcement at st. anselem college. he is a trump ally who now calls trump a coward and puppet of putin. >> brian: the puppet of putin stuff sounds like adam schiff stuff. >> steve: chris christie was in the with trump. as former prosecutor he said, we can't say stuff that is not true and he got

let's bring in greg ipp from the "wall street journal."issing expectations, right? >> yeah. think about it, kelly, i was so surprised that people were so bullish on the cpi numbers inflation has been 5% analyzed for the last four months we're not seeing any dropoff in that series which is the main thing we're watching i think going back to the original point in the column, the fact that we're not all talking about it is troubling. if you go back to fall with the midterms, it was all the republicans wanted to talk about. it's just not in the political conversation it feels to me like people are getting used to it and the fact like the airlines are granting these big wage increases reflects confidence they can pass that along in higher prices. >> it's a weird sign that the fed lost some credibility. even if the market thinks that break evens are steady in the long term, american consumers are reacting as if they should expect higher prices and they need to demand wages to cover that and it's fueling further price hikes which might not have b

>> jeanine: "wall street journal"? street journal" is my favorite part of the newspaper, i look forward to it every saturday. >> greg: racism. >> jesse: that was a trick question, by the way. which host us to give away their dog because a college breakup? >> greg: that's a tough one. >> jesse: the answer is dana. >> dana: yeah, no, i had this boyfriend who totally dumped me but but before -- before he dumped me he got me a dog, like a puppy that i named sugar, which was a very nice thing to get, and then i snuck the dog into the dorm room, and i don't know why i thought i could take care of a puppy in a dorm room, you can't. it got sick with the same thing, find the vet, did not have enough money, had to find a home for sugar. >> jeanine: do you find a good home? >> dana: i hope so. never heard -- >> harold: sugar was your first dog? >> dana: i had dogs growing up. >> greg: what happened to the x? >> dana: he dumped me, married somebody -- i never heard from him again. i got the flu. it was awful. >> greg: he is probab

she is now advocating for americans detained abroad, including "the wall street journal" who is also detained in russia. the president poked a bit of fun at himself and the media's coverage of his age. at 80, he's currently the oldest sitting president in u.s. history and looking to run for four more years. >> and look, i get that age is completely reasonable issue. you might think i don't like rupert murdoch. that's simply not true. how could i dislike a guy who makes me look like harry styles? >> reporter: and the president insists he should be judged on his record, not his age. jericka? >> skylar henry for us at the >> skylar henry for us at the white house. we'v've seen whahat you wouluo for r a klondikeke®, so we'e're raisingng bar. nonow we want t to see whaht yourur hometown n would do for a klonondike®, so get togogether, and gogo for the b bar, sasandwich, oror cone. go for thehe glory! ♪ if you've e had sensititivit, ththose zingerers can realally e some of ththat joltingng pai. there e is one grereat solutin out t there withth sensodyne. it creatates a prprotective barriri

so wall street journal, the personal journey, hearing, the whole bottom page humble library card can save you cash. and they're telling you all this free, you can get e-books, wall street journal etc.. >> it is impressive. >> so i am going to close out today. >> we have a couple questions were going to ask all of our speakers for this event, wide-ranging and this i am really interested in. tell us what we can do, give us some advice. what can we do to do a better job of building bridges and creating common ground for people? >> do something. don't get so discouraged with oh gosh, going to you know where and a handbasket. all this stuff. look at where you are. do it where you block or community is, what you are involved in. say ok, i am going to do it there but at least start. you would be surprised. when you get something going and you get other people to join you , we have an exhibit at the library of congress join in. voluntary associations. just start, do not be overwhelmed by the masses, it all works together. >> last question i've got, can you share what you see happening in amer

the us media has been apoplectic over this attention, or us reporter of wall street journal reporter, by russia, in, in russia, in reason to see whether they show the same concern and an outrage over the retention of this blogger and ukraine, who seemed to have a different perspective than the uh, wall street journal reporter and in moscow, it seems like the media in the us is only reporting one side of the story and it's only disturbed when some voices are silenced in this conflict. and as we're saying, with the attention of this page, as blogger, if you try to tell the truth in ukraine, you're going to be silent. he was detained a few months ago, and it was under a form of house arrest. and she seemed to try to uphold the conditions of that house arrest as best as possible, including not telling people that he was close with the details of it because he was instructed not to but he made it seem as if they were restricting certain activities of his but allowing him to engage in other activities including doing videos on youtube and so as people are wondering why see there, why see th

or if you want to read that in the wall street journal. this is a course of action when it comes to a deal. in maryland, this is terrell terrel. democrat line. caller: good morning how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. caller: i think they are trying to trick -- play the blame game. there trying to find out who can , i guess, last the longest on the default or something. i don't know what they are doing. i feel as though if we do default, the republicans will get blamed for this. because kevin mccarthy is not -- ivy not think kevin mccarthy is a fair player. he did things to try to bring down hillary clinton old numbers and doing all kinds of outrageous things and he does not make any sense when he is talking to me. host: in this case, what needs to be done to keep a default from happening? caller: kevin mccarthy is not a fan player so i think joe biden will stick to his plan. in that republicans will get blamed for it. that is what i think. host: when using mccarthy is not a fair player what do you mean when it comes to senate negotia

stuart: the headline and "wall street journal" is -- you are referring to this headline in the "wall al". federal spending source, revenue falls so what's the implication of that headline and numbers just talked about on the budget deal? >> and proud, who wrote this up before numbers came out last thursday night but yellin may be right in some sense, the government in some way is going to run out of money, run out of cash flow. i don't know if it's june 1 but it will be the first half of june unless they borrowing from the retirement fund inside the federal government which they could do forever but i don't think they will. the news is closing in, they will have to do something. i reckon they will but you will not get progress today. mitch mcconnell siding with kevin mccarthy, a good sign. republicans unite. mr. biden and his team is going to have to negotiate with kevin mccarthy and team either sooner or later and only got four, maybe six weeks to go before the next date on the federal. stuart: here we go again, same old, same old, same old. extremely frustrating for our viewers. wil

"the wall street journal" made waves that the quays may be nearing the intend although no one can say what happened, it clearly had bad news in there at a minimum for trump with insiders bracing for a possible indictment. again, that's not news you can go to the bank with, but it's "wall street journal," which is own by the murdoch empire, and that may among other things may have led trump to write this letter. it basically tries to shake down the attorney general of the united states, which is odd, and then demands a meeting. it practically reads like something trump dictated to his lawyers, and it could also be that there's indications law officers themselves are worried about an indictment. the lawyer says, at your earliest convenience, please come, and they want to, quote, discuss the ongoing injustice that's being perpetuated by the counsel and prosecutors. given that donald trump was previously trying to threaten attorney general merrick garland saying he could turn down the heat in america if they could just work something out, all this together chose there's some sort of conce

updates coming through now from the wall street journal. ead you what we know from the journal the company was fined $1.3 billion by the european union. privacy lregulators with the ruling which is expected to be announced later today. the journal notes it would raise pressure on the u.s. to finalize a deal with meta and thousands of companies to keep sending information stateside. that is according to the wall street journal i'm reading that verbatim. in terms of the market reaction, arabile, shares are indicated to open lower in terms of the magnitude of the move, 0.6% is contained. for a company like meta, maybe it is not seen as dramatic or this was not wildly unexpected by the market. >> this is something to continue to watch i think because the eu has really noted they want to continue to be a marketplace that many entities can come in and out of as well this is specifically uk. we did have the activision and microsoft issue not long ago this could play in the hands of that deal. this would be big to take a look at and see how exactly

we did see a "wall street journal" poll about that -- gerry: right. >> we saw a huge spike in spiritual i. i think wherever you can find community and you can find faith in something bigger than yourself, that's a good thing. but, obviously, the data is clear about the impact of having two loving parents, whatever, man, woman, whatever it is. on the positive growth of a child. gerry: okay. we've got to go. sorry to end on a rather down note, but thanks very much, indeed, to jessica tarlov and lee zedden. i'll be back next week here on "the wall street journal at >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. jack otter: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. is your portfolio lopsided with all the money flowing into just a few us tech companies? richard bernstein says it is time to consider unloved sectors in international stock. the green energy pushes ramping up. 's at the end road for traditional oil companies and what should investors consider? move over, bud light, there's a new beer brandon woke jail. we begin w

. >>> during a closed door hearing, a russian court extended the arrest of "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich by three months. the 31-year-old american citizen was arrested in march on espionage charges. the court ordered him held until august 30th. the "wall street journal" and the u.s. government have denied the charges. the state department says he's being wrongfully detained. >> the claims against evan are baseless. we continue to call for his immediate release as well as the immediate release of paul whelan. >> whelan, a u.s. marine veteran, is serving a 16-year sentence in russia on spying charges that he and washington deny. >>> today marks one year since a teenaged gunman opened fire at roob elementary school in uvalde, texas killing 19 students and two teachers. memorial service at the now-closed school and around the city remain standing. public and private events to remember the victims are scheduled for today. a criminal investigation into why police waited outside for more than an h confronting the shooter continues. survivors, families, and the mayor remain frus

wall street journal writes that hundreds of thousands of artillery shells. the secret is being transported to the usa from there to europe. it becomes clear why the chief of euro-diplomacy barrel is so happy, according to which, in just 10 days , the situation with the ammunition load for ukraine has changed for the better. and that's not all good news for barrels. aviacalia. it's slowly starting to take shape though. you know, it's always the same thing we discuss at the beginning no one wants anything, but in the end either leopards and f-16s. everyone comes to decision to provide this military support in this manner. they're down to cluster munitions, and then it's tactical nuclear. they will already arrive. as for the fighters, britain , denmark and the netherlands, these countries will begin to train ukrainian pilots in the first row. this is the first step we are going to take. we will continue to discuss next steps with our allies and countries that may have f-16s. but now it's not discussed from the first step. you can go straight to the second to di

more at "the wall street journal." this is from patricia in michigan, republican line. caller: good morning. can you please give me a few minutes to say what i have to say? i am an elderly woman and have been able to listen and watch throughout the years. i noticed how much they have achieved an accomplished in our society. but as situations changed so did their morals. they have become the most vindictive, judgment to, and cruel, especially to other women. what do you think the doctors of these women -- daughters of these women have been taught? as an example, some of them watch "the view." they are like a pack of wolves waiting for the next prey and i'm sure their fans sitting in front of them are women. i'm sure men are not sitting there clapping like trained seals. why do they have teeth? they never show them. remove them and they would have more room to spill the special. host: thank you. sandy from maryland. caller: i love c-span but wish you had more original programming and not rerun the same stuff. as far as the debt ceiling, i want to see who has backbone and

fail to persuade the billionaire to a charitable fund, a spokes woman for gates telling the "wall street journalor philanthropic purposes. epstein tried unsuccessfully to leverage a past relationship to threaten mr. gates. the "wall street journal" points out that giveses insight to how epstein would operate. when the relationship sowers, he could turn against people. martha? >> martha: wow. that's for sure. thank you, molly. very interesting story. before we go today, quick preview of my new fox nation special. it's called "forgotten front, invasion of italy." it tells the story of the crucial victory of the allies during world war ii that sometimes gets overlooked. >> the assault on casino comes first. thousands of allied troops from ninth different country, attacked the monastery and surrounding town. >> the german guns are effectively blasting us. we're looking for cover. >> you may remember senator bob dole is among those injured in world war ii. "the forgotten front" available right now on foxnews.com. thanks for joining us on this monday, may 22. the story goes on. a big show tomorrow. i'

the post, our next guest is the "wall street journal" here in washington. >> it's so good to be five tell us. services in moscow. he wasth by himself as he weeks, he may not have a cellmate one of the difficult things about the situation is how t little we actuallyua know is only one counselor visit to the u.s. embassy in moscow for another one may 11 and i was rejected so this is one of the many government troubling aspect. >> this got at least one, maybe more than one. what are we learning from that? >> very resilient, dedicated, a very smart young man so i'm sure he's making the most of it. talking about cleaning and writing but we have the pictures we see in his grandson seems to be a decent health and those who visited himec say he's in good spirits, seems to be good so we're just hoping and praying it stays that way. >> the remarkable line, almost seems to be comforting his mother. >> very much a younger brother and the one letter got rather easily breakfast prepared him for russian prison food. [laughter] sense of humor come through and he's verymi humble man. he went to russi

i know the wall street journal's editorializing in front of it. i know why it. terms of these to check the box wins. the american people now, the government's 40% bigger than it was pre-covid. let's go back to pre-covid levels of spreading. that is what we ask for. we are not. a steal does not do that. >> mike: but if you undermine your speaker, doesn't that give power to the democrats to run the rest of the town? >> i don't think so. i think we have proven if we challenge inside our party that we can actually be stronger. we passed a good debt ceiling bill the first time. look, kevin is a friend. i think the republican party is best when you are unified. not for the sake of unity. we need to be unified to pass something that is good for the american people. getting rid of all of the policy changes that we got in the first builds. that is not a good way to do business for the american people. the won not one of those positions was left in tact that passed as a unified republican party in late april. i think that is a mistake. >> mike: thanks for your time. appre

a spokeswoman for gates told the "wall street journal" mr.epstein for philanthropic purposes have failed to beyond gates to these matters and tried to leverage a past relationship to threaten mr. gates. it gives us insight into how epstein operated soured, he could turn against people. dana. >> dana: thank you. >> bret: the idaho murders, brian kohberger, the suspect facing a number of different charges getting arraigned today. four counts of first degree murder. felony burglary. he faces is possible sentence if found guilty death penalty and life in prison for the four folks you are looking at there. nancy grace is the host of crime stories on fox nation. good morning, nancy. today is the arraignment. what technically happens? >> thank you for invading me. typically in an arraignment, i've handled thousands of felony arraignments, the defendant will be brought into the courtroom. his lawyer or lawyers will be with him. his name will be called out. he will approach the podium and enter a plea of guilty or not guilty. i don't think there is mu

i will see you again next time ♪ ♪ hello this week on the wall street journal at large, there is anotherk falls and dark clouds in circles, divided the administrations of the financial system is in good shape. the inflation high interest rates rising who are you going to believe them or your lying eyes a closer look with my guest at the turmoil in the u.s. financial system with other escalating and troubling times of financial stress, first have you ever been in a situation from somebody insisting everything is fine but the more that they tell you not to worry the more alarmed you get like an airline pilot casually telling passengers a fire in the right engine is complete the under control the man fixing the roof insisting the cascade of rainwater in your bedroom is nothing to worry about, divided the administrations but did a lot of time assuring us that the market financial system is totally safe and sound. experience tells us when people have a track record of incompetence tell you not to panic that usually means it is time to panic this week the u.s. managed to lose another bank, fir

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also, "the wall street journal" editorial yesterday, "the biden family business." ime family, the biden this, biden that. "wall street journal" editorial page had "the biden family business." they went through how biden's family members made money. this is shocking to people on fox news, the trump right, because this is something that donald trump and his family would never do, other than $2 billion, $3 billion here or there. they did it out of office, just like the bidens did this out of office. again, talk about the scale of what they're talking about with the scale of what happened there. this sounds like, of course, what happened with the clintons and all the investigations into the clinton foundation. we heard about that for yo year and years. the end of the day, all much to do about nothing. this is the end of the "wall street journal" editorial page, which has gone after the hunter biden issue very strongly. they conclude by saying, there is not a smoking gun here. but there's smoke, so keep investigating. i mean, come on. this -- this is so much like the dur

so that's why i disagree with the "wall street journal." >> trace: i think the "wall street journal,"would be that there's no cap on raising debt. but there are spending caps, right? there's spending caps in this and it's important to a lot of people on the republican side to have those spending caps in place. >> the spending caps will be -- there's spending caps on nondefense discretionary at a yield of $12 billion in cuts. that part is true. the first time that spending has been cut from a previous year to a new fiscal year. the defense number is what joe biden wanted, the number for veterans benefits is from joe biden's budget. statutory pay go can be waived by the omb director whenever she wants to. the work requirements and food stamps, many people say the expansion of other categories makes that a wash. if you're going to basically cut $12 billion in year one, forget the out years. you can't buy in to future congress anyway. the out years don't really mean much to me. if you're only going to cut $12 billion in year one but you're going to give treasury the ability to borrow $4 t