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or is there more trouble ahead? >> into i think we're going to see continued improvement the reason for that is pretty simple when you look where inflation has come emfrom goods inflation is still declining service inflation is where problem is service inflation almost intirl housing look at housing we know coming down, so i think a real tailwind to get inflation down. but the problem is going to be energy, that is really what is going to determine the headline number, underlying tripped pretty positive. cheryl: i would be surprised to see 4. cheryl: i think your point is well made about energy, oil prices now 82 dollars barrel and change today, looking at gasoline prices hitting reported for this year, in middle of the summer driving season, jet fuel, et cetera. but, you know, if you look at retailers i think interesting is from retailers, is again goes back to the economy, brad, is are we still seeing high consumer spending at walmart going to walmart for groceries, to target for groceries? are they buying other items, the inventory story. target expecting issues about that supply problem they have with their the backlash against that but in general, this could be this could be rough reports we're going to get this week. >> there is going to be rough reports on earnings front largely because of some cost pressures, cost pressures not going away especially looking backwards better going forward, serving from earnings perspective, we could have challenges here i think one hundred percent about that cheryl. but what i am more interested in, interested in revenue not just interested in revenue but interested in revenue and volume. one of the things we've seen on russian side we've seen them going up simply because of precise increases we have seen margins increasing, even sales volumes go down, so that is real question going to see, the consumer come into play, sales volumes what the wall street is going to be looking at do we still see not so much numbers, the consumer affected by inflation but taking down the are people buying things. >> interesting because look at estimates for revenue home depot, target on year-over-year basis looking for a decline on percentage basis, walmart 160 billion estimate for revenue, that is 4.7% jump from last year a very interesting report i do want to ask housing starts permits, getting that from july you have 30-year fixed pretty much 7% you said housing sector can help bring inflation down over the next few months, how so? >> when you look at how housing inflation is mentioned this -- this is statistical issue they don't look at housing values of course going up look at owner equivalent rent how much owners think they have to pay to -- or renting it out doesn't necessarily follow housing prices, or mortgage rates because costs are going up you are quite right. but, the way we measure that we look at actual represents that is designed to measure tw with 12-month lag, so we've seen rate of increase inflation for rents declining in terms of current data not in inflation data yet we know what is going to happen to housing a inflation next 12 months, it is going down a lot. cheryl: interesting, that would be i guess somewhat good news interest rates probably -- going down, brad mcmillan thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, cheryl. cheryl: all right. . we have a lot more coming up very latest on the devastating maui wild fires. the death toll nears 100.ch a live report from hawaiian island coming up next. . . to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? 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in china's aggression towards taiwan for whatever reason they have not yet made a military move on to land in taiwan. is this the spark? >> i don't think this will be the spark, he is current vice president but front-runner to become president elects around when we do, and, even this is a routine checking of the box by someone about to rise to that spot comes to united states, because of diplomatic status not we do not allow them to white house and meet as with leader or vice president, of another democracy on away to inauguration, numbers of central american countries taiwan has relations instead of with mainland china trait you will probable see acting out escalation, of chinese military activity, that is what they've done, for example, in u.s. speaker of the house previous one nancy pelosi visiting taiwan the pathetic acting out that they can't tolerate you know official stopping by two american cities. >> the question about posturing. >> cherise has a question. cherise: taiwanese election i ammious thoughts with this where china is, leading up to election in attempts to maybe sway voters from candidates that would be more controversial to the cccurious how sufficiently that might be. >> that many certainly backfire the incumbent president heading into difficulty reelection when events in next door in hong kong basically china crushed democracy in what was -- freedom in hong kong, freedom of the press that helped out incumbent democratic progressive party, william is also a member china thinks can scare taiwan usually backfires china also trying to influence united states when biden was vice president u.s. put thumb on scale to help that soft on china before opposition in taiwan whether biden administration passively intervene unknow likely i will to have less impact on taiwan. another, facing biden administration gop lawmaker slamming president other proposed deal with iran to release five jailed iranian americans in exchange for six billion dollars in assets, imprisoned iranians, mike turner yesterday i want you to wash. administration has signaled, that the release of detinies is part of a broader negotiations to where this to reinstating some controls on nuclear weapons enbritchment programs, the "new york times" reported administration maybe pursuing informal detail as opposed to formal deal that had congressional oversight if a secret detail that is very concerning, to congress. cheryl: any way a deal with iran? >> yeah. but contrast when what we're doing with china or with our -- our allies, so -- while the administration has changes on saudi arabia, began with trying to ostracize this country paying 80 bucks a barrel for oil romanceing adversaries a lot to pay for five hostages maybe we ought to create a little bit of pain for iran, this administration, it is very focused on getting some people out good, bribes to russia, iran ignored disdents like jimmy lai in hong kong on sift to reagan approach where you spotlight dissidents pay off adversaries to get a few americans out a few people out. cheryl: i want to ask about russia because one of the warships fired some warning shots at pavilion cargo ship in black sea yesterday, acknowledged patrol ships, inspection russia considering all ship sailing towards kyiv potentially carrying wvpz after pulling out of ukraine grain deal last month i want your thoughts on this the fact that the white house is going to send 20 more billion dollars plus to ukraine. billions. >> yeah. yeah maybe people maui would like some of that money what russia is doing is basically trying to shut down, the -- the grain export scheme full, pulled out of the agreement, with turkey with ukraine, over that grain export deal now by inspecting ships, sending a message ukrainian grain will not be exported to black see the american public has changes view doesn't like, stagnant wars this much ballyhooed counter fvns springtime now late summer ukraine made no progress fighting war of attrition with russia much bigger country, win, win, win strategy the administration pursued without clear goals clear off ranchers serious negotiations seems not going anywhere. >> americans have very good memories about 20-year war in afghanistan the like, american lives lost. >> good to see you. thank you. >> we've got more coming up beyond the border crisis. illegal migrants taking over blue cities across the country, gop presidential hopeful have plans to stop it fox business madison alworth live from randall's island with more. good morning, good morning, cheryl i am on soccer field from behind me, now they've almost entirely completed, a shelter for 2000 migrants thousands of miles from the border everywhere could be a border town, going to be hopefuls say they have a plan i break it down after this. . . let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night... every night. okay. i'll work on that. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, 36 month financing on select smart beds. shop now only at sleep number. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. you really went all out didn't you? 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>> reporter: well, stuart, last night there were only two mentions of hunter biden which was likely a pleasant surprise for the president's team because democrats were expecting the candidates to equate the legal troubles of former president trump to those that the first son is facing. at a prebuttal press conference, the biden campaign cohair, cedric richmond, dodged questions on how the campaign would navigate the federal probe into hunter's business dealings and also congressional investigations into the first family and what kind of a drag that would be on the president's campaign especially after house speaker ken -- kevin mccarthy said an impeachment inquiry could come as early as next month. >> mccarthy wakes up every day still praying he has 218 votes to be speaker of the house. we have really no time to focus on what mccarthy says day by day. we will continue to do our job which is to remind the american people that this is a choice between chaos and division and a president focused on their issues. >> reporter: last night florida governor ron desantis tried to contrast financial struggles among working class americans with hunter's lucrative painting sales, but chris christie highlighted the soft treatment the justice department is giving the president's son over the gun charge. >> facing a 10-year mandatory minimum which was mandated by legislation sponsored by his father. and then you have a justice department that walks away from those charges? we're telling people that the law doesn't apply to everybody. in a christie administration, he would go to jail for 10 years. >> reporter: so hunter biden is here in lake that hoe, he joined in on the family vacation, but he arrived separately by commercial flight which is a change from how it used to be. fox digital, as lauren mentioned, traced e-mails and secret service records showing that hunter biden traveled to at least 13 countries with the president when he was vp and in a few instances on those official trips proposed setting up business meetings and calls although it is unclear if those ever panned out, stuart. stuart: all right. thanks very much. congressman jason smith, republican from missouri, joins me now. hunter is flying around the world with his dad and doing business deals. you're investigating. congressman, how close are you to prove thing the president -- proving the being directly involved in these business deals? >> you know, it's pretty disappointing, stuart, and it's not that hard to connect the dots. you see more than $20 million has went to the biden family and its affiliates k and it's solely because of the perception of influence that hunter and other members of the biden family have with the president of the united states. including where several individuals have came forward saying that they had the president on speakerphones talking to their business associates. it's so disturbing. we had that whatsapp message that the whistleblowers brought forward to us that was from hunter biden to a chinese business partner saying we, we need to hear from you immediately, i'm seated right next to my father waiting. it's just, there's so many lines to it, and it's starting -- we're starting to connect the dots. but we're following the facts, and it's going to lead to something that may not be the the most fitting for the president of the united states. stuart: the fbi and a couple of irs agents, i believe, are going to be subpoenaed. what are you looking for? >> absolutely. we've subpoenaed two irs agents and two members of the fbi, and it's all based around an october 7th, 2022, meeting where our irs whistleblowers said that at that moment the prosecutor in the case, mr. david weiss who's now the special counsel named by the attorney general of the united states, said that he was denied the the ability to bring charges in california and to bring charges in washington, d.c. and also denied special counsel access. well, now you have mr. weisss saying something differently, you have the attorney general of the united states who's testified before congress saying something differently. and these other individuals that we have subpoenaed were in the room. we want to hear from them. but unfortunately, the biden administration if has been stonewalling us and preventing them from coming before congress. but let me tell you, jim jordan and myself are not going to slow down, we will have them come before congress, that's why we issued the subpoenas on monday. stuart: quickly k congressman, let's get back to the debate. mike pence promised to bring back trump era tax cuts if elected. watch this real fast, please. roll tape. >> when i'm president of the united states, we're actually going to cut taxes further. we're going to extend those tax cuts, and we're going to close the federal d. of education -- department of education, block grant all that funding back to the states with a growing economy and education al choice can -- educational choice and law enforcement, we will bring our cities back. stuart: congressman, you are the powerful chair of the house ways and means committee. you control the pursestrings. i understand that you want to cut spending, that that's a must to you. can you tell us what spending you would cut? >> well, first off, i'd like to respond to the vice president's comments on the tax cuts. i was thrilled to hear him say that in the debate last night because no one's talking about the roughly $3 trillion of taxen increases that's going to happen on americans, all americans, when these tax cuts expire in 2025. in regards to the spending, there's numerous areas where we can look at, stuart, to cut spending. for example, let's start with the executive orders that this administration has done with the stroke of a pen. they have cost more than a trillion dollars to taxpayers. that's an easy way to start. and then look at the inflation reduction act that passed. it is the more than 250% higher than what the costs of what they passed just over a year ago, more than $700 billion. and guess what? those tax credits, 90% of those credits go to companies with more than a billion dollars in sales. so it's the not about the little people, it's about the big guy is what the biden team has definitely rewarded. stuart: we'll leave it right there. congressman jason smith, the powerful chair of the house ways and committees committee, thanks for being with us. come back soon. >> appreciate it. stuart: take a look at this, please. this is a grim reaper flier handed out at yale. the police union made them to warn new students about crime. the school calls it misleading. yeah, we got the story. >>> trump supporters gathering outside the fulton county jail where donald trump's expected to turn himself in later today. ashley webster is there and has a report from the if jail right after this. ♪ ♪ that, that, that, that don't kill me can only make me stronger. ♪ i need you to hurry up now, 'cuz i can't wait much longer. ♪ i know i got to leave right now ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? 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i think he is. lauren: yeah. stuart: we haven't mentioned it the entire show. lauren: i know. you're patting yourself on the back for that. stuart: it's boring. it's the way it is. burlington, up-price retailer: lauren: and they typically do well, remember the tj maxx story? why is burlington down 9% in they cut their annual sales forecast because their core customer is a lore income customer, and they're still under significant economic pressure. stuart: that's an important indicator, i'd say. >>> donald trump will turn himself in to authorities in georgia today. ashley webster is outside the fulton county jail. has he got a lot of support outside there, ashley? >> reporter: he does, stu, and good morning to you. they've been turning up as time has gone by here and, yes, there are large groups waving flags. but just in the last few seconds a group wearing rat costumes, i say again rat, rat standing for republicans against trump. so we have people on both sides of the issue. meanwhile, fulton county authorities say donald trump will be treated just like any other defendant when he comes here later today. i find that hard to believe. he is, after all, the former president of the united states. he's also the leading republican candidate to take biden on. however, let's look at the procedures that will be in place when trump shows up later today. as per fulton county regulations, there'll be a property intake, there'll be a medical screening, there will be fingerprinting and also photographing. oh, yes, a mug shot is definitely on the table. at least that's what we believe. also there will be a warrant check. we're also expecting a hard lockdown of this area which is already really underway. secret service personnel are here, the fulton county deputies that are really everywhere here and also atlanta pd. trump and his 18 co-defendants are accused of running a criminal enterprise to try and reverse the outcome of georgia's 2020 presidential election which trump lost. trump himself facing 13 counts including violation of georgia's racketeering law, making false statements and and conspiracy to commit forgery. the booking process itself is expected to be relatively fast. he posted -- he agreed to a $2000,000 bond earlier in the week -- 200,000, so they won't have to go through that that. and also under those negotiations donald trump is barred from talking to or intimidating witnesses including on social media, so we'll see how that works out. the fulton county district attorney, fani willis, is pushing for arraignments in these cases to begin the week of september 5th. she would like to see a trial begin in early march. by the the way, today marks the fourth time that donald trump has been booked since april, really remarkable, but today as i say it could be the very first time that the former u.s. president will actually have a mug shot taken. one last point, stu, we understand the president or former president has replaced his lead counsel here in georgia. he's hired an atlanta-based attorney who describes himself as a special counsel for white collar and high profile defenses. well, they don't come more high profile than this. we're waiting for donald trump later today as expected, and the circus and the zoo here continues to grow. back to you. stuart: you're going to have a big day, ashley. see you later. congressman mike waltz, republican from the state of florida, joins me now. congressman, i think this is going to be a circus, and i think that's exactly what the democrats want to the distract from last night's debate and make trump look bad. >> well, yeah, you just heard it, that they're saying they're just going to treat him like anybody else, but he's obviously not anybody else. and the democrats are trying to pretend like there's not an ongoing political process that, that there is not a race for president and that he's not the leading candidate for the republican party and, gee, what a coincidence, stu, that this has been an ongoing investigation for years. you've got 18 codefendants, and it's all going to just coincidentally come together and have a trial date the day before super tuesday. i mean, come on. anybody can see that this is highly politicized. and when you have these liberal d.a.s whether it's bragg or fani willis campaigning and raising money on going after trump and then they do in the middle of the campaign year, i mean, this is why so many americans are shaking their head and talking about two-tiered justice. stuart: congressman, at last night's debate the candidates were asked about supporting trump. watch this, please. >> you all signed a pledge to support the event call republican nominee. if former president trump is convicted in a court of law, would you still support him as your party's choice? 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[cheers and applause] stuart: did you see that, congressman? governor desantis look around and then raised his hand. what do you make of that? >> well, look, you can't, you can't have it both ways. you can't say the doj is politicized, i'm going to clean house. this is two-tiered justice and all about politics and what's good for thee but not for me but then say but that's not the case when it comes to president trump and, therefore, i would support him. i mean, look, either this is highly politicized and we've got to fix it, or it's not. which you saw asa hutchinson and chris christie say it's not. i believe it is. millions of americans believe this is all about politics. and this is ruining, eroding, killing trust in our justice system. and that, you know, that should concern every american. stuart: tomorrow morning, after today's circus, do you think trump's support goes up? [laughter] >> yes, i do. because i think the message that resonates from president trump is if they can do it to me, a former president and billionaire, then they can do it to you. and i think that, that speaks to people. so it's the just sad, stu, that, you know, we can't just debate on the policies, talk about the direction and future of the country without the democrats, joe biden, merrick garland and these d.a.s, soros-backed d.a.s, weaponizing our legal system. i served in places like pakistan and africa where this happens all the time, you run for office, you're almost guaranteed to go to jail eventually. i never thought i'd see it here. stuart: maybe it's happening here. congressman mike waltz, thanks for joining us, sir, we appreciate it. thank you. >>> change the subject completely. stop what you're doing, look at this. police find a burglar chucking gasoline after breaking into a home. now, that is one bizarre story and, believe me, we've got it for you. >>> a warning as children head back to school, vapes are being used -- they're being disguised as highlighters. they come in fruity flavors, and they contain as much as 50 cigarettes. the disturbing report after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. with your hearing, if you start having a little trouble, you're concerned that it's going to cost you money. to this day i only paid what i had to pay for the device... when i go back everything is covered. there's so much you're missing by not having hearing aids. we'll find you a hearing aid that fits your lifestyle and budget at one of our over fifteen hundred locations. call miracle ear at 1-800-miracle and schedule your free, no obligation hearing evaluation today. stuart: a woman who was left unable to speak following a stroke just regained her voice thanks to artificial intelligence. how's that possible? lauren: her name is anna johnson. she had a paralyzing stroke about 20 years ago. so researchers at the university of california implanted electrodes into her brain to the parts that control your speech and then linked them to a computer. the team then trained the a.i. algorithm to detect for brain signals. today learned 39 distinctive sounds and a chatgpt-style model was used to translate those sounds into sentences. not done. they then made an avatar that looked like her with a voice personalized to what she sounded like before the stroke when she spoke at her wedding, they used that to help them get her voice. the it worked. it was not perfect. the words were incorrect about 28% of the time, but how promising? stuart: it's a start. lauren: what a huge step forward in restoring speech and, honestly, it's endless. stuart: good start. don't end ebb it now. thanks, lauren. >>> parents are being warned about a new vape product, and it looks just like school supplies. c.b. cotton with me now. first of all, is this tobacco or marijuana? >> reporter: well, right now these are e-cigarettes with nicotine, but who knows what will develop. i do want to tell parents, double check your kids' book bags after watching this. >> the tip comes out and is for the smoking vessel, and the capita that hides the the bottoe bottom is actually the charging port. >> reporter: the fda now warning parents and teachers about these e-cigarettes disguised as highlighters. they come in a variety of neon colors and flavors. some vape store owners we've spoken to say they won't be putting these on their shelves including this dad and daughter duo. >> there shouldn't be any kind of underage sales period but, unfortunately, there are cracks within that system. so with that there comes products like this. >> reporter: health experts warn some vapes designed to appeal to children can be especially dangerous because many are are not federally regulated, so no one knows the exact amount of nicotine or other chemicals inside them. the cdc says e-cigarettes are highly addictive for kids and teens and can harm brain development. according to law enforcement, some manufacturers are getting more creative in designing these devices. >> there's other devices that are shaped like a usb flash drive. the most recent item i've seen is a hooded sweatshirt, and the strings are a vape device. >> reporter: the fda is now telling 15 online retailers to stop selling unauthorized e-cigarettes that appeal to kids with designs that look like a gameboy, super mario, spongebob or other school supplies. and, lauren, i want to point out, you had that highlighter with you, this is an actual highlighter. but you see the vapes and the e-cigarettes just like this. stuart: you can't tell. and marijuana vapes still to come. >> reporter: yeah, yeah. a lot to watch. stuart: great story, thank you very much, indeed. >>> the police union at yale university warning students about rising crime. okay, what's the warning, what are they doing? 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[laughter] >> i don't ever recall a time where that has happened. but i know that we saw the fbi sending in s.w.a.t. teams to arrest 82-year-old grandmothers who were praying outside of planned parenthoods. that seems a bit excessive to me especially considering that my husband is a s.w.a.t. team member who he himself said that is ridiculous, that is absurd, and these types of tactics are completely being used -- abused. that is weaponization of government in a nutshell. elizabeth: again, u.s. taxpayers are stick ask -- sick and tired of being overtaxed. they're done with it. and d.c. the's wondering, they're wondering what's going on, what are you spending the money on, and the debate is whether fbi director christopher wray even knew what was going on, because you're going to hear him say this. watch. >> what's the difference between a traditional catholic and a radical traditional catholic? >> i'm not an expert on the catholic orders. >> well, your fbi wrote a memo talking about radical traditional catholickingss. i just want to know if you can define it for us. >> you're referring to the rush monday product which was a single product by a single field office which, as soon as i found out about it, i was aghast and ordered it withdrawn and removed from fbi systems. elizabeth: but then the fbi was redacting documents, so, i mean, this white house said it was going to be the most transparent. we understand that christopher wray preceded this white house, but again and again, you know, the voters out doctor are saying, what are you doing with our money? >> yeah. no, liz, you're 100% right. when you talk to any american on the street i don't care if they're republican, democrat, independent, they are hurting. i spoke with teachers today who were saying that they had on the first day of school kids coming to class with no school supplies because their parents can't afford it. we have an open border crisis that is flooding our communities with drugs and people who are putting a strain on the social services. if businesses can can't fire -- find help if they try, and yet we have all these handouts, and under biden's watch $11 # trillion in two and a half years has gone out the the door. elizabeth: let's stay on this for a second. you brought up the border. we've got the massachusetts governor, we've got the new york city i mayor saying, please, you've got to help us with the migrants flooding into our cities. the projection is new york city's going to spend $12 billion, that's triple what the initial estimate was, over the next three years dealing with the migrant crisis. so again and again voters out there are saying you voted these guys in. you voted them in, they touted and were saying we're sanctuary cities and states, and now they're saying, wait a second, we can't handle the flood. and you know who pays for it? you know who pays for it? it's the u.s. taxpayer, and it's not fair. final word. >> listen, liz, you heard me say it before, i'll say it again: you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes, and in this case, the voters in those blue cities and statements got exactly what they voted for -- states, and now they're reaping the consequences of that. i think it's time that people walk up and realize the importance of '24. elizabeth: it's wild now that democrats, even the media's turning on biden over this. congresswoman cam act, thanks for joining us. we've got more on house oversight chair comer saying he will subpoena joe and hunter biden, and we're talking to gop strategist ford o'connell. politicians capitalizing on their government jobs. new all rights senator bernie sanders, who tells everybody to pay hair fair share, he funneled, reportedly, $200,000 in his campaign cash to his wife and stepson's nonprofit. we're breaking down the story on "the evening edit" next. ♪ ♪ so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. with your hearing, if you start having a little trouble, you're concerned that it's going to cost you money. to this day i only paid what i had to pay for the device... when i go back everything is covered. there's so much you're missing by not having hearing aids. we'll find you a hearing aid that fits your lifestyle and budget at one of our over fifteen hundred locations. call miracle ear at 1-800-miracle and schedule your free, no obligation hearing evaluation today. 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we don't have the evidence, the links right -- >> that's exactly right, these are allegations, yes. elizabeth: but we're on the story, and we want to stay on this story. she's talking about unethical stuff. let's go to this, democrat socialist senator bernie sanders, he keeps telling everybody, you know, pay your fair share is. he reportedly siphoned off $200,000 from his campaign cash and sent it to a nonprofit run by his wife and stepson? what do you think of this? >> well, for a guy who claims to be against corruption and tax cheats and greed, he certainly doesn't seem to have any issues with skirting the laws on this front. the idea of using campaign funds to a pass-through to pay your family members, that seems to be a federal elections commission law violation because you can give donations to charities, but it cannot benefit the candidate. and when you are paying the salaries of your family member, you're benefiting the candidate. elizabeth: so where's the federal election commission on this? ford, we're digging into documents and reports, this isn't the first time senator sanders, it happened in 2020, his presidential campaign reportedly sent $350,000 to that same nonprofit. that happened in, like, april 2021. >> that's exactly right. this is not the first time this has happened and, obviously, the fec is being controlled right now by biden people. but i think what's kind of comical here is that bernie sanders hit hillary clinton over the head for doing the same thing, and now he's doing what hillary rodham clinton was going on -- doing on a smaller scale. it appears the sanders institute, it doesn't do anything. it doesn't give away a great deal of money. what it seems to be doing is enriching bernie sanders' family members. elizabeth: yeah. it gives a lot of money many salaries. something like the nonprofit burned through nearly 40% of its donations on salaries and what it was taking in, i mean, senator sanders' stepson reportedly made nearly $260,000. that was about 40% of the money it raised in that particular year. >> and based on what we know, liz, not only is what senator sand sanders doing an fec violation, this might also be an irs violation in terms of how the sanders institute is a 501(c)(3) and functioning. but once again you know the irs only targets conservatives. it never actually keeps liberals honest. and we've seen this over and over, it's not just hillary clinton it's not just bernie sanders. we could also be potentially looking at the biden institute. what do you think the chances are thish s rs is going to do what's good for the goose and the gander? elizabeth: we haven't talked about this in a while, ford, but, you know, when there's the economic theories that are out there about capitalism versus socialism, the democrats often think there are more, you know, saints in socialism than in the catholic church. and you look at socialist systems, they're kleptocrats. they go in and do insider-ism to benefit themselves. the sanders family, you know, he's faced charges of nepotism the in the past. we remember atlantic magazine reported when sanders was mayor of burlington, vermont, he put his wife on the burlington city payroll and sent campaign cash to her company back then. >> well, bernie sanders has had a lot of folks on the left fooled for a very long time, particularly with his brand of socialism. you do not get three homes and a foundation that you're paying your family through. it is now time to be honest, liz, for bernie sanders to pay his fair share. elizabeth: we'll see if he does. 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[laughter] it's just absurd, what's happening to our economy today are from where we were. it's just unbelievable. elizabeth: we need to bring the excitement, the fire, you know, the passion for capitalism, prosperity as larry's talked about too. we have been talking about it here too. and, you know, it just feels like a gigantic x-ray blanket put on the u.s. economy under this biden white house. bob nardelli, thanks for joining us. we'll have you back on very soon. >> thank you very much. elizabeth: coming up, fox news contributor liz peek, does the white house now have a gender pay problem? they're paying female workers less than male workers when they're lecturing u.s. companies to do equal pay? this is an embarrassment for this biden white house. let's check in with our friends dagen mcdowell and jason chaffetz, they've got "the bottom line" coming up. dagen: look who it is, that's right, jason chaffetz is here. also congressman ryan zinke on america last in joe biden's world. also alex epstein on how do you use those cow pattieses in your backyard? here's an idea. jason: and david webb and lee carter talking about the craziness for republicans in iowa and also what are your ups workers, what are those drivers making and why the tech i have doesn't like it. dagen: top of the hour.ne ♪w ♪ ♪ with a little time for me ♪ ♪ no doubt i will get through ♪ ♪ loving me is loving you ♪ ♪ new from centrum. the women's choice multivitamin brand. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ what if buildings could tell you how they could be more efficient? i'm listening. well, with ibm, you can use software to help you connect and analyze data— from hvacs to elevators to lights. what if we use ai-driven insights to pinpoint inefficiency? yep. and act on it. saving energy, money... ... and emissions. yup. that's a big one. now you've built something better for everyone. that's the sustainability solution ibm and a global real estate company created. what will you create? ibm. let's create. - [speaker] at first, just leaving the house was hard. - [speaker] but wounded warrior project helps you realize it's possible to get out there - [speaker] to feel sense of camaraderie again. - [speaker] to find the tools to live life better. - [narrator] through generous community support, we've connected warriors and their families with no cost physical and mental health services, legislative advocacy, career assistance, and life skill training for 20 years, and we are just getting started. i did have hearing aids from another company... i was just frustrated... i almost gave up. with miracle ear it's all about service. they're personable... they're friendly. i'm very happy with them. we provide you with a free lifetime of aftercare. meaning free checkups, cleanings, and adjustments. i see someone new... someone happy... it's really made a difference. call miracle ear at 1-800-miracle and schedule your free, no obligation hearing evaluation today. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. you really went all out didn't you? um, it's called commitment. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what your into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. 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[laughter] >> well, actually, liz are, it's a little more complicated than that. on average, white house workers who are female are making less than, on average, men. but really what we learnedded from this is that all the sloganeering and sound bite treatment of complex issues like disparity in pay between men and women really don't serve the public very well, and that's unfortunately what this administration is all about. there is no gender disparity that can be easily sum ised up by discrimination -- summed up by discrimination against women. it's a very complicated issue where women go in and out of the work force because they're also having children -- elizabeth: yeah.

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of 7 long gates, the yo yo ma, i'm put the ticket bucket. i got the the breaking news on our t international this. our russian forces repel a 2nd ukrainian attack on the crime in bridge that shortly after moscow's m. o. the said air defenses shut down to ukrainian missiles and the 1st assault and activated a smoke screen to protect the area. the echo was a member of top of their dice fix out against the bloss potential military intervention in these they're actually in the overall sentiment in the country. a vocal is coming out and supports of the 2 governments. when i'm ready to die for my country club, they have no shame now that we want to take our independence, sees the crew to talk, they've been threatening us, and we will answer that. we will do it until they leave our country. more on these arizona upfront sentiment grows beyond the country's borders with less than central african countries. calling for absolution of the friendship taxes, see a pay from the and a u. k. port sentenced as a former top primary school teacher to 12 years

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penalized in a sense when the, when and it's institutions were created, it was still under the control yo, yo. and it wasn't at the table when these institutions were created despite international interest in the group. critics say they may be too many divergent views with india, existing bricks member states for to reach consensus, unimportant issues. it's likely they will be questions around how we fix the brakes, along with its additional members will be, especially since individual states and ad comes the case of relations among themselves. but analysts say, what's vital to with success if a community defines the been sure the groups influence. so wait a minute, i'll just say we're trying to turn into a new share. the agenda is leader has authorize the are forces of neighboring molly and burkina faso to intervene on a jerry and territory if it's attacked. the foreign ministers of regina fast so and molly have visited new years capital? mia bay. west african regional block echo us has threatened to use force to reinstate allison president mohammed by zoom. if diplomatic options fail and tu

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it was still under the control yo, yo. and it wasn't at the table when these institutions were created. so we need to go back and i imagine there are truly representational. we need a reform security council. the fact that there is no african representation on the security council is a clear show of, of the lack of, of the, the injustice in a sense. so what he wants, he wants member states to really build fully universal and representative institution. so we fight against the fragmentation of the world, which is very dangerous. might the human consider some of the suggestions. it's made us a little too little too late to give them that countries involved in bricks have resorted to a block that they consider to be in place of what might lend itself to fragments as well. i mean, you know, that when you talk about the u. n, we need to be clear about what you, when you're talking about the, just the, the way to reform the institution is room member states. and it is through the permanent members of the security council through

i used to do yo—yoing _ and i thought that that was cool. it's been a street sport in some parts of the world for decades but now there's a formalised world championship and reece and his rivals will compete in two three—minute rounds to show off the very best of their artistic and athletic ability. over the next 11 days, this will be one of the surprises at the combined world cycling championships, along with other lesser known sports like artistic cycling and cycle ball, the game pushing the boundaries of what we thought possible. and they are taking their place on the world stage alongside the more recognised cycling events — the track and road races, the established bmx sports, and mountain biking. we'll have over 8000 athletes. we'll have them from 120 countries. and so it's bigger than the commonwealth games. and we are delighted for the very first time to have para—athletes competing alongside their able—bodied peers. one of the key things about getting one nation like scotland to host all the world championships of the various discip

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. >> the interesting thing about twain is he yo-yos around the country to find himself and his voice of what he really wanted to do. in some ways, he never grew up. that was one of the many charms about him. but when twain came back from the west, new york was the place to be even then, especially as a writer, and what twain understood was that not only were there a lot of writers there, but a lot of artists and cultures even had public personalities. there was the famous preacher, and he made a point to go to his church and checking out beecher but also to be seen. he had an ambition to be a public personality. he had to be seen in the right places, so he did lectures. he was america's greatest lecturer this was pre-electronic media. people went to live lectures all the time. mark twain was one of the best. he was funny, witty, personable. people loved to hear him spin his tales, so he made himself into a public personality in the epicenter where the public would know him. his first big break as a writer is when he discovered beecher would take a group of pilgrims to the holy land a

with all the yo-yo dieting i did in the past, i would lose 20, 30, 50 pounds just to gain them over andn. in one year, i've lost five sizes, and i'm on my way to lose another three. with golo, i can do it. (announcer) change your life at golo.com. that's golo.com. >> good morning. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am lizzy burden. asian stocks follow wall street higher as lackluster u.s. economic reports support the case for the fed to pause interest rate hikes. nvidia sores as the chipmaker gives a bullish revenue outlook. russia says goshen -- prigozhin was on board that airplane and is presumed dead. after the bell, we got nvidia earnings. more on that, shortly. it was a blowout on the insulation will demand -- on the insatiable demand. a sea of green. u.s. futures pointing to a much higher opening this morning. s and p already had its best day since june. nasdaq futures are up 1.3%. the disappointing dust disappointment did come from macro on both sides. as expectations for more hikes which means it is a case of bad news being good news for the market. treasury yields retreati