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may be withholding the support of mccarthy and mccarthy is a little bit more divided on this and so there is a debate happening in the republic and circles and administer the media has covered this as full throated leos it ought to and showing is leading the american people know their actual disagreements. howard: double change of there's debate and a debate in media circles as well laura, here's a guide was a sitcom sarcoma is the sort of risen to the occasion as a symbol of democracy and he was very graceful and grateful repeatedly for the usaid at the same time, said that he needs more needs more weapons like the patriots anti- missile system is a fourth. so this point is that we are not complaining that were facing a cold dark winter because the barbaric russian scheme involving energy intersection so a lot of people are without each of our. so a lot of people think that this or think that volodymyr zelenskyy is fighting the west battle just means money and weapons are worried about a
can't can't watch a porno or through any other medium. some of them are beingin dunn ated with it in the gaming arena. what do -- what sort of responsibility do we have to elevate this so that policymakers understand it. there isn't even a debate happening because it is not clear everybody understands it. >> and nicolle, i think it is very different than the social media conversations, these are insular and small and the more violent the games, more likely you are to find extremism. and this isn't not a new phenomenon. if with you were looking in al qaeda or isis groups ten to 15 years ago, they would often times say, hey let's go play this video game together. both in terms of just nostalgia, but also in training and in some cases. when you fast forward to today, many of the extremist groups that you see in the younger
>> a lot of people heard a lot in that sentence. all we can say now is he stated fact. i'm joined now by two legal experts to discuss the draft position, and we're going from here, argued 45 cases in the court and jennifer is an assistant law professor at george mason university. clarence thomas. the circuit level if i have that right. welcome to both of you. hopefully you can take us inside the court a little bit. the leak, this decision was not the first leak. there was a first leak and it was a few days before, "the wall street journal" editorial report, the oral argument suggested that five justices lean toward doing so but a ferocious lobbying campaign is trying to change their minds. the particular targets are justice barrett and brett kavanaugh within five days. going to speculate that alito writing the majority opinion. it appears there is a debate happening. take us inside the court.
from fox business and sunday morning futures. breaking news with the market down, are people's feelings about the economy coming through this morning? >> absolutely, dana. good morning to you and bill. we're looking at markets manifesting what is actually happening in the real economy. the dow industrials opened down 500 points. nasdaq down 300 points. nasdaq is 14% below its high reached in november of last year. so it has been a terrible start to 2022 because of all the worries about the economy. now we're hearing the word recession on the horizon. i spoke with the head of cornerstone research macro story earlier on the show on mornings with maria and she said she is expecting the federal reserves moves and the price of oil to potentially spark a recession for the global economy in 2023. there is a new debate happening. the debate now is around what the fed will actually be able to do. so last week we spoke at this
so that -- your power source necessarily. those are kind of big problems for american families, especially low income american families, so a new 40-year high on this inflation rate, a lot of folks will be saying what is the administration doing about it? the job of a fighting inflation is the federal reserve, the federal reserve will likely start raising interest rates, this adds more kind of conversation and more evidence to this big debate happening, how quickly will the fed start raising interest rates and when. ironically the solution to fast inflation is raising interest rates for american consumers, which raises their borrowing cost. the solution is something americans will feel in their pocketbook as well. >> for people on limited income, it means the thermostat will go down, right, or will go up in the summer, and they're going to go without some food. that's a very real possibility, christine. thank you so much for taking us through that. we have some more breaking news out of the olympics. a russian figure skater, we know this person is a minor, has
he is doing both by the fact that the u.n. is paralyzed here. they don't have any ability to do anything except condemnation and sanctions coming. i go back to china. if you have the support of the largest standing army, the moral support, and almost the largest economy in the world, that gives him an enormous amount of running room. at least in his own mind if not literally. >> absolutely, laura. there is a debate happening. will china allow this to happen because it has interest in ukraine? the real interest of china is to have an aalliance with russia. who will help china with the
actually, no, the rules are quite clear. there is clearly an ongoing debate happening in british government, but the reality of this is presumably if we are funding and supporting ukraine to fight russia, we also have to accept that there is going to be a significant shift in population until the war situation can be brought to an end, if it can be brought to an end.— can be brought to an end, if it can be brought to an end. absolutely and i ho -e be brought to an end. absolutely and i hepe british — be brought to an end. absolutely and i hope british at _ be brought to an end. absolutely and i hope british at the _ be brought to an end. absolutely and i hope british at the -- _ be brought to an end. absolutely and i hope british at the -- editors - i hope british at the —— editors will focus _ i hope british at the —— editors will focus on the refugee crisis. i wasjust— will focus on the refugee crisis. i wasjust in— will focus on the refugee crisis. i wasjust in warsaw will focus on the refugee crisis. i was just in warsaw poland where the country and — was just in warsaw poland where the country and the government are expecting — country and the government are expecting hundreds of thousands of people. _ expecting hundreds of thousands of people, they expect up to five to 7 million _ people, they expect up to five to 7 million ukrainian refugees. these ukrainian — million ukrainian refugees. these ukrainian refugees did not want to live in— ukrainian refugees did not want to live in poland or britain. they want to move _ live in poland or britain. they want to move back to ukraine, but they need temporary refuge. the situation has gotten _ need temporary refuge. the situation has gotten much more dire in the weight— has gotten much more dire in the weight on— has gotten much more dire in the weight on the borders is about 24 hours _