coming up, "the wobblies."will look at a classic film that tells the story of the iww, the industrial workers of the world. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "there is power in a union" written by joe hill, from the 1979 documentary "the wobblies." among the voices you just heard in that musical break mike , seeger, alice gerard, and joe glazer. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. this sunday, much of the world will celebrate may day, the international workers holiday, amid a wave of union organizing in the united states that includes dozens of starbucks stores and the newly formed amazon labor union. we end today's show with a film that tells the story of the first union for all workers in the u.s. "the wobblies" is a documentary that first came out in 1979 and has just been restored and entered into the library of congress' national film registry. >> what is your name? >> sam. >> what is your religion? >> the iww. >> that isn't a religion. >> is the only one

smith i think scheffler will need to have another wobble. smith havejust another wobble. havejust moved to seven under by the looks of it so the lead back down to three, that has just happened. you can it so the lead back down to three, that hasjust happened. you can keep across it on the bbc sports website, still a long way to go at augusta, the men's first main golf tournament of the year. it's as you were at the top of the english premier league, manchester city still leading liverpool by one point after the two sides drew 2—2 at the etihad stadium. the match certainly lived up to the hype, the league game at anfield also finished in a 2—2 draw. city twice took the lead, kevin de bruyne gave the home side the lead with a deflected opener. diogojota cancelled that out inside the 15—minute mark but city had their noses in front by the break. gabrieljesus beating the offside trap to score, but again liverpool came back, sadio mane equalising immediately after the restart. raheem sterling had a goal disallowed for city, he was fractionally offside and riyad mahrez had a gr

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now the debate is, will they back off when they start raising rates if the markets get wobbly?is no. they won't back off. i think the bond market having rates continually go be, they will not stop because the stock market has a tough go of it. charles: not just the stock market. you posted the best quarterly returns. nothing was the best. >> right. >> so i mean, s&p down 4%. almost 5%. everything down. the 60/40 portfolio, the world stocks, emerging stocks. we're due, where does someone invest in this sort of environment? >> what that is showing is that you're right, for the first time in 28 years, your option is where do i invest, asking stocks, bonds, world, domestics, international they were all down for the first time in 28 years in the first quarter. charles: wow. >> that is because we have the highest inflation in 40 years. inflation does that to investments. pushes them down. where do you invest? let me have a fancy word idiosyncratic. individual stocks, individual ideas, cryptocurrency, those can be successful for you. if you're saying a major asset category, internatio

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scheffler had given himself room for a wobble. he knew, by then, he'd get there, in the end.have a first look at tomorrow's newspapers. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ros altmann, former pensions minister — and the broadcaster, david davies. that evening to you both. a quick look through those front pages. let's start with the metro tonight, which is leading with a story about ukraine's heroic defenders in mariupol, who say they are running out of ammunition. now over to the ft, which focus on ukraine appealing for financial aid. the i has an exclusive, saying russia's president vladimir putin is sending thousands of ukrainians to remote corners of russia, according to kremlin documents seen by the paper. the yorkshire post leads on the news that wakefield's tory mp, imran ahmad khan, has been convicted of sexual assault. the daily mail writes that emergency plans are being drawn up in bid to avert easter airport chaos. meanwhile, the dai

and i think that's what you see in german, german foreign policy, wobbling. it's not happening, but it's trying to find its new values in new core in that sense. and so it's too soon for germany to be a leader because of the new world for itself. the german government says it's not ready for an embargo on russian gas. many say that's essential in order to stop moscow having the funds to even fund this war and ukraine. how much of a problem is it poor europe strategy on dealing with russia? that there is knowing embargo? one gas. so i think the problem is that, that we're talking about several different things as you have already announced that it wants to phase out its dependency on russian puzzle fuels gas and oil. but the question is, should we do this now? so literally just pull the plug, this is where the german government has been hesitating. it does not against reducing dependency over the long found that it's towards the end of this year, or even next year. success with you things. and so i think that's, that's the problem. which brings into another qu

here's another wobble.ys that you crawl there painfully, and he forgot the illness, as soon as the union was in weightlessness at 73 - this is both a ship and a station and an observatory in preparation lebedev at first he was the third spare, but he amazed astrophysicists with his knowledge of the starry sky, after the ship entered the day of the earth . valentin lebedev starts working as an astronomer in space to get into the detachment. he tried for 9 years third tutor. where i studied at the department of rocket engineering, then worked at the famous korolev design bureau, designed simulators. for crews , he flew in parallel on all types of equipment from fighters to helicopters, but passed a medical examination for astronauts. i was so worried that my blood pressure pulse jumped and flunked the vestibular test, until my grandmother became a coach, my grandmother rocked me, and i was 21 22 23 21. as soon as i remember that my own grandmother would have trained a glass apparatus. but when i then passed t

here's another wobble.he says that it hurts to crawl there, and he forgot his illness, as soon as the union was in weightlessness at 73 - this is both a ship and a station and an observatory under the preparation of lebedev at first he was the third spare, but he amazed the astrophysicists. with knowledge of the starry sky, after the ship enters the earth's shadow, valentin lebedev begins to work as an astronomer in space to get into the detachment. he tried for 9 years. the application was written by my third-year student, where he studied at the department of rocket science, then he worked at the famous korolev design bureau, designed simulators. for the crews , he flew in parallel on all types of equipment from fighters to helicopters, but he could not pass the medical commission for astronauts, he was so worried that his pulse jumped up, the pressure filled up vestibular test before becoming a trainer. grandmother rocked grandmothers. and i'm 21 22 23. as soon as i remember that my own grandmother would

but this is the wobbling. it's a great tail when the dog wags .ey are legally correct, because ukraine is not in a formal state of war with the russian federation. this means that they have the right to formally continue to supply weapons to ukraine without being formally participants in the war with russia, this is their position, we are this position, in principle, if i understand the position of our leadership correctly. we agree with this, we say ok guys, please, but just keep in mind that we are not at war either, but if your weapons enter the territory of ukraine, we see them, we will

this area of high pressure will kind of be wobbling offshore, moving in moving out, but essentially toarm weekend but temperatures really warm up into next week. we're thinking tuesday and into wednesday but here is your saturday as weak front kind of falls apart over northern california. this could bring in a few extra clouds. tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies and then clearing skies and breezy conditions into the afternoon hours. so forecast model is bringing in just a few clouds for tomorrow. sunday lots of sunshine this week frontal band just falls apart over northern california. that will send in partly to mostly cloudy conditions and also just that one day cool down temperatures for tomorrow. upper fifties coast side sixties and seventies warmest locations close to 80 degrees. could be a touch warmer in your sunday forecast a little bit cooler in a monday, but then the atmosphere is like a spring once you push it down with those cooler temperatures, things heat up once again by tuesday and wednesday, approaching the mid eighties by wednesday. looks like summer next week, mark

they thought that everything would go faster, the operation is developing wrong ok, they wobble.onfused. here they are in all terms, because in an era when there is an information confrontation. yes, we are trying, but to analyze the real state of affairs in order to tell our viewers and now it turns out, as i understand it, correct me. if wrong, yes. well, first of all, there is a meeting going on right now. the meeting between sergei lavrov and the general secretary has already begun. and that is , they are trying to put pressure on us diplomatically against the backdrop of the meeting. so you say, this, of course, is far from being about ukraine, and this will be only one of the questions only one of the questions most today of course. well, this is the most acute, or rather, the most acute meetings are being asked now, which means that something is not going the way they expected. they thought that we, in order for you to imagine earlier how guterish heads the united nations organization at the nato station, and with all the claims that we can express against him, he adequate

and on the third floor, a very interesting ceiling or floor didn’t wobble on the other side, because even see a window there, in general, we never used this floor, but here with on the one hand, there is, of course, a lot of space, but on the other hand, it is clear that the ceiling is low and obviously no one lives there at all, and beds are occasionally for guests. yes, probably no one even slept on it, never slept. yes, they still dragged it there. that was not easy. i feel there collected. well, it's very hot in summer. uh-huh and it's not quite warm in winter, then the space you need or maybe it's worth doing something higher here. i would like, of course, to somehow on the second floor in this project. so what, you want a big sofa here relaxation. and that you could drink tea here as well and watch tv in modern russian houses. uh-huh light to use natural materials. i would like it to also be seen that there is a log here. uh-huh and something very cozy. well, you still have oksana mikhailovna here. yes, yes, yes, while she is gone once he left. what do you think is important to

mytnaya happened on the evening of april 27 , the audi wobbled strongly from side to side, after which it flew into the pedestrian zone right into the passers-by at that moment along the sidewalk, a married couple, natalya and alexander simonova, were walking. i managed to take a step to the right and the car didn’t hit me, but my husband knocked down, he fell, crashed into the house as if from a blow, and the asphalt of forty-year-old alexander simonov fell us to his senses. they tried to take it literally. all over the street with multiple injuries. he was taken to the hospital. later it turned out that damage and very serious doctors, until they give forecasts for the recovery of the victim is unlikely. it will be fast, but for some time the car, like the drivers, had to be searched by the traffic police of the southern district of the capital for a twisted car. they quickly found it in the yard almost a kilometer from the accident site, they soon figured out and the location of the intruders viktor yakovlev became a defendant in the criminal case. the nagatinsky district court of t

it's a disturbance wobbling between van iwatsu and new caledonia. so we'll continue to keep tabs on that. what whether we can back in to both islands of new zealand, more western areas, but we do have some showers. plug in gives been with a high 25 degrees, while some cold weather has blanketed thailand. this is record breaking stuff for a parts of the country. so 15.5 degrees, that's good enough for a new record. let's talk about the active weather now. the rain fall that we're dealing with for this region ne monsoon cutting cross northern areas of the philippines right through vietnam, bringing us bursts of rain. and we've also got a batch of rain for the malay peninsula that could cause some flooding. southern china, hong kong, your temperature up to 26 degrees cloud cover over shanghai with the high of 17. and all of that. what weather has shopped away from japan? so an improvement in conditions for tokyo, with a high of 18 degrees that it c a ah . from the al jazeera london broker center, t people, unprompted uninterrupted. remember beginning o

it's very hard to live dependent man to me knees just wobble.ze stress. i constantly get sick, in order to assess the state of oksana's health, we sent her for examination to a clinic in the capital. while the nurse measures the circumference of the waist, the patient can hardly stand on her feet and groans in pain not to inflate her stomach. the football player just relaxes so ai after measuring the pressure of weight gain and a cardiogram , an endocrinologist is waiting for her. i'm having trouble walking. all my joints hurt then doctor pro so price squeeze dynamometer force gauge results disappointing norm, 31 is squeezed out only 22, that is, the quality of the muscles suffers, how can oksana be helped, very often obesity contributes to hypoxia, which the patient has for a long time, and hypoxia is due to anemia, which has been there for a long time. yes, they even tried to treat it, but it did not work, as there are allergic reactions. also, the patient presumably has a deficiency of b vitamins, in addition to this, we have insulin resistan

but this is the wobbling.funny from their point of view , legally correct, because ukraine is not in a formal state of war with the russian federation , which means that they have the right to formally continue to supply weapons to ukraine, while not being formally participants in the war with russia, this is their position, we are in this position, in principle, if i understand the position of our leadership correctly. we agree with that say ok guys please, but just keep in mind that we are also not at war, but if your weapons enter the territory of ukraine, we see them, we will destroy them. no questions. and here, what is important, but the statement of the arrestovich we spoke about, yes, but this is not a military statement about the offensive, and it is not connected with either the supply of british weapons, or the supply of american or german weapons. this political statement by aristovich continues to feed the ukrainian population with the idea of ​​hope that ukraine will pass necessarily on the count

100 to 200 millimeters of brain. tropical cyclone has formed in the eastern coral seas, so it's wobbling just to the west. savannah water and new caledonia will continue to drift toward the west. and this will become his story for australia in the days to come. meantime for new zealand, what weather continues to decide north up both islands, but i suspect an overcast stay in done eden with a high of 18 degrees. the ne monsoon still doing its thing, given us some rain for northern central parts of the philippines and coastal areas of vietnam, getting striked with some pretty solid bands of rain in the south. around him in city of this hong kong, your temperature has been going up your up to 28 on wednesday a few days ago. you're about 16. so central southern areas are above average, but we've had a big drop in those temperatures for beijing. 15 degrees and some cloud cupboard there. meanwhile, those temperatures have been coming up in japan, so tokyo now above average with a high of 20 degrees on wednesday. thanks for joining in catch you later. ah, the witness fe, witness bravery, witnes

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despite the wobbles we've had in the market this week, we are seeing a more subdued bond market.is helping investors feel comfortable jumping into equity markets. though they've held up much better than the bond market, which is on track for its worst year in at least 30 years. let's look at the sectors on the move. this gives us a picture of what we are buying and selling. energy and basic resources at the top. wti hanging type this week. today it's been a volatile week. basic resources, energy at the top. at the bottom, telecom, consumer goods. those are more the safety sectors. it does seem what we have today is basically a textbook risk when you have -- all these economically sensitive sectors. those are the ones that are outperforming today. francine: energy gaining, in terms of the importance here in the election and france. the first round of the french residential election takes place this sunday, pulling indicating the gap between president macron and marine le pen is narrowing. this could mean for the economy, markets and politics, the future of your. we are joined by s

scheffler had given himself room for a wobble. he knew, by then, he'd get there in the end.the uk, but we have flipped the coin and bringing things in off the atlantic so it is milder. with the milder air often comes the cloud as well. this is the next few days, the set up his temperatures will be a little above average, around about the mid—teens, the mid—to—high teens. with it, some rain around at the moment, heavy showers and thunderstorms in north wales, northern ireland and the north west. more waiting to come in this evening and overnight towards the south—west and eventually making their way into central and southern england and wales. with the cloud around and the rain tonight, it will be mild. as this morning, largely frost—free. a little grey to start tuesday and on the whole, a lot of cloud even in eastern areas where we had plenty of sunshine today, there is more cloud around. and rain pushing through northern ireland and into scotland, northern england, and banks of showers afterwards which could be

there are wobbles along the way.s is a brute force move will be making and there will be hiccups. no question about that. but what you are left with is still a very low or negative real rate structure which is quite supportive for a lot of those companies particularly those with global exposure. in the u.s. consumer as well with the hearing they have. low real rates will still be supported. manus: how high do you think the real rates will go? they have a position that real rates above zero are not high enough to materially challenge equities. let's extrapolate that forward. where do you become worried on real rates? is there a trigger point? what is the trigger point? tim: i don't know if there is a specific point but if you start to see the forward projections of real rates above 1%, you have to start to worry about conditions heading tight. especially if the direction of travel is blowing through a level like that. i don't think we are there yet. and i don't know if the fed especially given inflation will probably

risk assets have wobbled, the nasdaq is down 14%, but resilient earnings. tom: i want to jump into the video we are seeing today, the dollar stronger. the euro breaks down from 109. green on the screen in the equity markets. in the last three days, vix out to 24.14. we showed you mr. macron earlier, mentioned european wheat prices up six standard deviations. this is marine le pen speaking of her approach, which you have to believe will go to the center here. kailey: all that focus on the cost of living crisis. the political consequences of higher inflation ripples throughout the world, including here in the u.s., as we get closer to midterm elections. the president doing something to rein in the pressure that americans are feeling at the gas pump. tom: the pressure is to get out of town. le pen and micron far away from paris this morning. jim paulsen is out rooting for the minnesota twins, joining us with perspective. the agricultural reality of this economy, is it a boom for agriculture and midwest farmers? jim: i think it is. that has generally been the c

but that is wobbly protest as i digressed.cht : he never stopped reading and had that reputation of a great influence, great kindness and strength that is that i'm going to become a lawyer. not a lot of connections. he started running for office to become a congressman. nobody is looking to get lincoln to lead us to freedom to the most difficult times. for frederick douglass he has to escape and stand up to his slave master. seven years after that he writes this autobiography then goes to europe for 21 months in ireland, scotland and london. he could have stayed there. i'm going to bring that message because he wanted to be an american and a man that was born into slavery that was told the constitution had to be destroyed but the more he worked and read the more he realized the constitutionon was the key to freedom. we didn't have to tear it down. it was built perfect we just were not living the perfect country for the founders who drew it up and i open up in the book with the introduction with madison and jefferson weighing i

stock index futures are wobbling. momentum is goeg for -- growing.ng that happened over in the bond market. last week the treasury yield curve briefly inverted. sounds wonky but it's something that happens before a recession. it's when short-term bonds pay less then long-term bonds. p apple, amazon, starbucks fell after richard schultz said it would suspend the share buy back program. >>> a luxury megayacht seized in spain at the request of the u.s. government. the billionaire owner of the 255 foot vessel has close ties to vladimir putin. it is the first seizure by a u.s. task force in response to russia's war in crane. >> they're looking for bank accounts, cars, yachts. so much of it is tied up in companies that open companies and off shore accounts. all of thieves governments have been working to untangle it. >> more coming. thanks for joining ♪ >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning to viewers in the u.s. and around the world. it is tuesday, april 5th. i'm brianna keilar in lviv, ukraine, with john berman in new york. there's a

how much of a wobble will they have if inflation goes up? what are you looking for? margins, inventories, something else? sharon: the first quarter earnings will probably be ok. my main focus is on europe, and european growth being absolutely fine even with the high rate of inflation. a couple of reasons for that. i think the pace of recovery out of covid, the pandemic and lockdowns, etc. has been quite good and strong. you have seen good topline growth from that. there are lots of companies in commodity areas that benefit from these higher prices. i do think we will see in the second quarter and beyond, this tightening cycle kicks in and we haven't had a chance of that yet. we have not seen it start really for most of europe. as the tightening cycle kicks in and you see slower growth in the middle to second half of the year, i think we will see weaker outcomes for earnings. you are right, that the big question is margins. it will be the thing people concentrate on. tom: the importance of margins. we are seeing relative resilience across the equity space through thes

. >> this is coming off the back of some wobbles that we have seen with other earnings reports. and tech companies in particular. so, it's going to have an impact. i would not be surprised if this led the market lower for some time. and it's correction that frankly we have been expecting. you have seen the war interrupting all kinds of things. supply chain and creating inflation. an effect for companies that makes prices higher. kpurms start to feel that. consumers start to feel that. anything that is not necessary, i'm not going spend money on right now. >> coming up, european school systems are struggling to find space for ukrainian children. we'll talk to some from nearby poland on how they're adjusting. get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .5% retinol ththat's also gentle on skin. for wrinkle results in one week. neutrogena®. for people with skin. this is vuity™, the first and only fda approved eye-e-drp that improves age-related blurry near vision. wait, what? it sounded like you just said an eye drop that may help yosee up close. i did. it's an innovative

the market was wobbly. war in europe. how do you see the environment right now?i'm going to take a quote from our cio since you mentioned him. at calstrs is a marathon not a sprint we are not looking at things on a quarter by quarter basis it is why things like diversity and climate risk are so important to our portfolio we don't want to simply sell out of a company because it is not performing this quarter. we are in this for the long haul we need companies to appr appropriately manage the risks which we think are long-term risk that is how we will pay the benefits for the teachers of california >> thank you for joining us from sacramento, california >> that was our thanks to calstrs on that issue and what they are trying to do to shake up companies. >>> on deck, speaking of esg and climate change, diana olick is coming up with her series of rising risks for this part, she is taking a closer look at housing and water utestages facing parts of the sohwt. stick around you were a major transit system with billions of passengers taking millions of trips every year?

likeshe's a modern wobbly she'sh walter ruther of our day.nd that's why last year she vowed to stand alongside at amazone,kers staten island warehouse. >> and we're for f that because they need help. e but at the last minute, citicorp has bailed on the whole thing and thatga infuriated labor organizers who just want a big vote tond unionize the staten island facility. now amazon is stepping up its efforts to crush the union. amazon has just banned wordsn. like union" employee chat app kristen smalls is a union leader at amazon and we're happy to have you join us now. kristen, thanks so much for coming on . so were you surprisedpr that sandy caught alexandra cortez who has said repeatedly that she's on the side of the worker's against the corporation, wasn't standing with you at the barricades? yeah,wa i mean, you know, it. wasn't just her . it was all of them pretty much. you know, it's not fair. you know, i don't want her to make a decision between us in aoc because, you know, a lot of them didn't show up and oncell again, we have no ill wil

democrats know biden is a wobbly mess. their policies are going to lower your standard of living, they know they are about to be shellacked in november. probably in 2024 as well. obviously they're not going to change their policies so crime, the border, and inflation, it's only going to get worse which means all that's left is their coordinated effort to silence their opposition. the elites from politics are setting the stage, urging their proxies in big business to step up, to do with the first amendment prevents government from doing, censoring opposing political views. of course they brand it dishonestly as disinformation or misinformation or harmful. and then they send out one of the slickest con men of all to sell it. >> no one tells us that the window is blurred. all we see is a constant feed of content where useful actual information and happy diversions and cat videos flow alongside conspiracy theories, junk science, quackery. white supremacists, wasted his tracks, misogynist creeds. over time we lose our capacity

would be surprised if that is the end of it because there is too much momentum, the equity markets wobblyhing more. dani: i wonder, quickly, if the u.k. can be used as a foreshadowing for the u.s. when you look at an interest rate cycle that has already begun, when you look at weakening data and a currency that has been weakening -- is that a useful role model? kit: we have other things that have hit the economy here in particular, but yes. it will be a country that i think ultimately in the cycle where the market prices and a lot more rate hikes and drawnout economic cycle. the odds are, this cycle is ending sooner than we think. under the rate rises for being fast, and coming to an end sooner than we thought. exactly when that is gets messy. i would be astonished, given the nature of this cycle with this kind of huge stop, massive reopening and huge inflation pressure, how could any central bank in the world, however gifted, manage to anything like soft land this plane? dani: great perspective as always, kit juckes. coming up, we talked twitter with elon musk winning the $44 billion bid

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and this is coming off the back of some wobbles that we've already seen with other earnings reports,o it's going to have an impact. i would not be surprised if this led the market lower for some time, and it's a correction that a lot of us have been expecting. you have seen the war interrupting all kinds of things, supply chain, inflation, consumers start to feel that. anecdotally, i'm hearing and seeing a lot of people saying, anything that's not necessary, i'm not going to spend money on right now. discretionary purposes. netflix streaming, you're seeing those numbers go down. electronic gadgets, vacations. so i think you're starting to see a trend here where consumers are worried. they feel the tremors around the world, and they're concerned. >> also, amazon benefitted greatly from the pandemic shutdown as people jumped into online buying. not much else to do. so what then would be the outlook for amazon in the postpandemic environment, especially with those inflation worries, fears even of a recession? >> i think in some ways amazon is kind of a very big canary in a coal mine of

and, oh, start wobbling and grab them again. it was kind of like that. grant keeps trying to take his hands away from mead, mead keeps making mistakes, which grant has to intervene. you've got the problem that mead is upset because grant has intervened. meanwhile, mead had made several mistakes which cost the army a lot and that's a problem they have throughout this campaign. okay, anyway, so grant is going to command the army of the potomac. now we've already been several times over the idea that there are a limited number of ways that you could take an army to richmond and supply it. and so there is the alexandria railroad, it went from alexandria down to gourdensville, it's the longest way. another problem is in the upper reaches of the alexandria, it's vulnerable to confederate guerrillas. they can raid and potentially disrupt your supplies. but that's at least one way you can go. okay, another way is the richmond and fredericksburg railroad from the mouth of the creek on the potomac there, straight down to richmond. it's short, it's direct, it's got

earlier today there was a bit of a wobble, and the reason for that seems to be concerned -- concerned what is happening in china. this giant luxury company and a france, but also with tentacles spreading into every single part of the world. up by around .5%. in the retail space, tesco, u.k. retailer down by 2.4 percent today. out with a fairly cautious statement. it comes on the same day we are seeing inflation data coming out at 7%. basically talking about how they are going to struggle to keep prices under control for consumers pushed hard by the cost squeeze. but in some ways after years of a deflationary environment, this inflationary environment for a grocer is fairly good. a lot of this stuff is an elastic. people have got to buy it. in theory, top line on an inflation basis should be ticking along nicely. k+s, this fertilizer company out of europe, up by four .9%. unsurprisingly. because of the war in ukraine it is upgrading its guidance. today the company confirming up by 4.94% as we see fertilizer rises and everything associated with agriculture going through the roof right n

after a string of flops and a ton of bad press, johnny depp's starpower looks as wobbly as jack sparrowcut off his own finger. he's now saying that happened after heard threw a bottle at him. >> it's my way of dealing with a painful situation where i resort to humor. there is no reason in the world why i literally would cut my own finger off to ruin this beautiful opportunity that i was given at 12 to learn how to play the guitar. >> the trial is expected to last just a few more weeks. amber heard hasn't testified yet. >>> thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. i didn't know my genetic report could tell me i was prone to harmful blood clots. i travel a ton, so this info was kind of life changing. maybe even lifesaving. ♪do you know what the future holds?♪ we need to reduce plastic waste in the environment. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be 100% recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back

sandy cortez spends a lot of time telling you that she's on the side of the worker, like a modern wobblyf our day. and that's why last year she got to stand alongside striking workers at amazon staten island warehouse, and we are for that because they need the help. but at the last minute, sandy cortez bailed on the whole thing, and that infuriated labor organizers who just wanted to unionize at the staten island facility. amazon is stepping up its pressure to crush the union. amazon has just banned words like "union." it's employee chat app. christian smalls is a union leader at amazon we are happy to have him join us now. thanks so much for coming on. were you surprised that sandy cortez -- alexander because cortez, who has said repeatedly that she's on the side of the worker against the corporation, wasn't standing leg the barricades? >> yeah, i mean, you know, it wasn't just her. it was all of them, pretty much. >> tucker: fair. yeah. >> just make it between us and aoc because a lot of them didn't show up and, you know, once again, we have no ill will against them. we know that wheth

are going to push the interest rates high, with inflation, trying to go forward and we are going to wobble, shorter than what they're telling us, because they said that it was transitory, but yes, when you flood the economy with free money, inflation is going to follow. government spending is a huge component of this, and they don't have the ability to do this. you want the economy to grow, cut taxes and spending and they won't do it. and it's not the president, nothing is the president's fault, that means a president is not powerful, therefore his power should be even further constrained, so the executive branch essentially has no effect whatsoever. >> i'm so glad that you brought up nards. because it seems like nobody in washington has enough of that these days. [laughter] >> as far as the blame game, she's talking about how she doesn't believe that the president has enough power. 100%, that is the problem. i don't think that they are making a lot of these decisions. i don't know if they know what to do with the power. that is a problem because i don't believe that he is actually, in fac

but he goes about 45 minutes and seems to be kind of wobbly a little bit and says, i'll go a little longer. he goes another half an hour. throwing the pages with the bullet marks down on the floor, and it kind of becomes this agreement moment of roosevelt's idea some the strenuous life. he had played it off that my friends from the west back in the cowboy days and so forth, they weren't surprised at all. eventually, he goes to the hospital, eventually he gets x-rayed, and he's kind of put on bedrest for a while and he's not really able to campaign anymore. whether this injury really changed the outcome of the election is doubtful. i don't think there was really a path for him to win the electoral college in any kind of sense, but it put the stop on any efforts he was going to have to win at all. he comes in second. poor taft comes in third. he only wins a few. wood row wilson was elected instead. >> it's not really to this. it's like -- is because i know about all that kind of stuff, but i'm not too sure about dates and stuff. is roosevelt part of the gag law or part of the problem, per se