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halifax has been able to announce this quite chunky. and others like hsbc will announce further or see further reductions. it does depend on what deal you have got. it will depend on your circumstances and another warning that brokers expect more rate cuts to come but they won't fall to the ultra low levels that we have benefited from for a decade or so. lets talk to dan kemp about this, global chief investment officer at morningstar investment management. good morning and happy new year. this is the news that doris want to hear. it is just when will the bank of england started to lower rates, that is what the banks are pressing on, isn't it? ., ., ., , _ isn't it? hello and happy new year to yom _ isn't it? hello and happy new year to you. yes, _ isn't it? hello and happy new year to you. yes, this - isn't it? hello and happy new year to you. yes, this is - isn't it? hello and happy new year to you. yes, this is a - isn't it? hello and happy new year to you. yes, this is a bit| year to you. yes, this is a bit of light in a very dark time of yearfor of light in a very dark time of year for mortgage borrowers. they have been under the crush of the last year or so the
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those rent rises go a little less sharply. all this is possible because economists are predicting that the next move and the bank of england's benchmark rate will be down. and so that's already fed through to mortgage lenders�* own funding costs. and so that's why the halifax, the uk's biggest lender, has been able to announce this quite chunky fall, really. and then others like hsbc will announce further or we'll see further reductions. and it does depend on what deal you've got. it will depend on your circumstances. and another warning that brokers expect more rate cuts to come, but they won't fall to the ultra low levels that we've benefited from for a decade or so. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.
Ultra (UOS) traded 3.4% higher against the U.S. dollar during the one day period ending at 11:00 AM ET on January 2nd. One Ultra token can currently be bought for about $0.22 or 0.00000495 BTC on major cryptocurrency exchanges. Ultra has a total market capitalization of $78.94 million and $1.86 million worth of Ultra was […]
that most of us would rather be dry shaved with a cheesmo rae greater than spend 25 bucks being scolded by a virtue signalinr thang cartoon?virtual >> apparently not, because with the marvelsrtoon? disney hs produced a movie so bad, it makes hunter's cocaine boogers look art. of do we have a clip of the movie? no. we're donelaughter. >> well, well done. i mean, technically, that is dog, but the reviews fore fl the flick have been brutal. apparentlyic, problems include the script, the acting, the casting, the ploriptt. mastr >> aside from that, it's a is masterpiece. it's so bad. so bad tthe are making grief cos available to viewers after the filmmaki. it stars the ultra woke brielars larsonon who has never madee a movie you've seen and she stinks so ba d her first name shouldn't be brie. >> it should be limburger. amd be lim i right.? >> some say she's a piece of .
glasses, so you're all just little blobs. i can see what all. which is helpful. >> yes. can we, i want to start, in your way into this material. because i have to say, it is an incredible talent that you have, and this is been through a new television show for years, of sort of finding these sort of unexplored nuggets in american history, the stories that people don't know, and then you tell them, and you're like, what? really? this actually happened? and ultra was an incredible example of that. where i literally -- i knew who father coughlin was. he's a right-wing antisemitic populist preacher. i knew that. i knew that there was, you know, there's this america first movement that lindbergh -- i read the philippe brought novel -- >> which is great. >> which is great. but that was kind of my cannon for those things. i knew those things. and nothing else appeared in that podcast. so i wanted to --
operating the system of jim crow in the south who are lawyers knows what they're doing. that really haunts me. because it's what i think about the most when i read the stories about the 2025 project about trump's plans and about what ultimately the guardrail is that keeps us a liberal democracy under the rule of law and not something like a dictatorship. >> right, and to be clear, i should just say the book is called "prequel" not because of the bad guys but because of the good guys. [ applause ] only hitler is hitler. only nazis are nazis. there is no modern analogy to germany under hitler and the nazis from 1933 to 1945. there isn't one. don't try to make one. the prequel people to sort of learn from here the story that went before that feels like the anti-seed dent to what we are in now were the americans who were fighting against the ultra right
i've got a pretty good eye. [laughter] in this really remarkable podcast called ultra that came out if, think, a year ago -- [applause] totally, if you have not listened to it, go download. subscribe to my podcast to while you're doing it. [laughter] but download ultra. and it is the story of essentially, fascist sympathizers in the u.s. prior to the war, and their efforts. and the incredible length they went to. we're not gonna spoil, it gonna talk about it in the second. and, now that, subsequently, has been turned, part of it -- but i want to urge people, because i read the book this week because i've been under the gun deadline wise. i want to urge people who listened to all tried to read the book. because this book, prequel, see it? [applause] there it is. it is not just the podcast in
sort of running themes in the people that are pushing for proposing, or in the case of huey long, embodying an alternate to that. >> yes. and i think it's easiest to see it when you look at what the germans were secretly telling us. so, one of the things we now know, and this is an ultra, and it's in the book to, is that was a really big, really aggressive, really well funded secret german propaganda effort targeting the american people. and what were they trying to do? they were basically trying to do three things. probably, i guess you could narrow it down to. one was to support isolationism, however they could. however you wanted to hear it, they would help you hear it. and the argument against the americans joining the war, they were all for that. they also wanted to turn us against our allies by making us see fascism as preferable to every other form of government. so they're arguing that we shouldn't go to where to defend our ally, britain, because in