and what they are saying, the europeans, as well as i say people in this country, is a line out of jerry maguire -- show me the money. in this case, they're saying show me the money and show me some action because without action it's just words. that's what joe biden has to persuade the congress first and then his colleagues in the g-20. >> beyond delays at home in getting his agenda across the finish line, you have very public disagreements between the u.s. and its allies in recent weeks over the swiftness of the afghan withdrawal, great disappointment there, an open feud really with france over u.s. nuclear submarine deal with australia. what constitutes success for joe biden during this g-20 visit? what does he need to come away from here to make some progress in repairing that damage? >> well, joe biden has done something that very few, if any of other presidents have done, saying i made a mistake. i think a mistake obviously was made in the withdrawal from afghanistan and how it was carried out, not the fact that we withdrew but how it was carried out. i think a mistake was made in

neil: thank you, jerry did very much. we told you a few seconds ago about california enforcing a vaccine mandate for kids across the state from kindergarten all the way to the 12th grade and in new jersey they could be next as we are learning they have 219 positive coronavirus cases linked to some 30 school outbreaks. new jersey health commissioner saying we all must take a concerted effort to get more young people vaccinated, so could the garden state be next? we will see. randdaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >>> just learning the president will go to capitol hill to meet with democrats on this back and forth on all these packages. we will keep you posted. here's charles payne right now. charles? >> charles: hey, neil, thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking right now, we've got a potential game changer in the fig

cvs app, i'll tell you how i did it and sign up asked for an appointment basically to get the shot, jerry eventually left arm and i got the flu shot at the same time, that is three shots for me. neil: you dealt with cancer, scary call and it's okay, your immune system was not compromised, sometimes they say do not get this if you're going through right after you have something like that? >> true if i was still in treatment which i'm not i think it would be an issue but i'm not, i am in great shape my doctor had no problems getting if you want to but you should listen to the guidelines from the government i did not i went and got it myself and it worked out i'm not going to survive cancer to be taken down by covid-19 that was my entire view when i got here to new york city and looked everybody on the street there's a million people on the street and it seemed like it would be so easy to get here. neil: understanding with vaccinations you have a lesser bout of it but we are hearing people who can get it again but you are driven to the insurance policy aspect of this, a third shot to keep up

what they got left is it really is only nato that i can see so many lists i but even then is jerry barton, rick of appetite to, to resurrect that in, to sort of some seriously serious transatlantic force that's going to position itself with one eye on russia, i guess the one on china, i'm really not sure whether what, what the american strategy will be because it, but donald trump, so pull the rug out from every one on, on this and nothing, nothing to me looks like to replace her, to be able to replace that relationship. okay, what the, what i will allow last minute goes to donald here. so what is the fate of nato which remember, macro made? these made this word these the said, these words about being naive when the, the greek or prime minister was, are announcing their buying french arms where they're buying those arms because of turkey. they're nato ally here. so what is the fate of the, of nato and all this last minute to you, donald? well, nato was funded for one specific purpose to contain the alleged aggression of the russians. ah, this aggression has now finished, but bureaucracies

what mainstream major tells them, they went out, they didn't just fill up their cars, they filled up jerry cans. they filled up a plastic bin liners with petrol and diesel. and that was a very short term shortage. but there is no energy crisis site in the united kingdom. so that leads me on to discussing why is mainstream major legend that why british ministers legina, i believe part of the reason is to distract the british public from some very serious changes which are being imposed in british society. fraser fee, what is known as cove $19.00, and i believe it is also a novel way of justifying the increase in electricity and gas by saying it has been anything to do with privatization. it has everything to do with russia. so i believe there is more to this story of an energy crisis in britain than meets the eye. you know, patrick, also when it is, i think a dangerous for the average consumer is that in a way this narrative give me turned into see how see how incompetent carbon fuel is we really have to we have to make that final both. ok over, you know, to the green economy here, which of

. >> thank you, jerry thank you senator. >> senator rosen please. thank you for being with us throughout the long day. i want to speak it as americans we are really frustrated, we nonetheless understand the difficult position with our men and women in uniform. but the american people fail to understand however, right to have difficulty accepting is the idea that the circumstances we have found ourselves in were and navigable. so, i would like to ask about a few areas where perhaps we might have taken why was it always the responsibility of the u.s., coalition forces or contractors to maintain afghan aircraft and equipment. why were the afghan -- [inaudible] -- >> they're not unique in that regard, although in this case is particularly telling because there were certain -- >> and so understanding that, wouldn't have been helpful to keep the airspace open in order to special siv holders and those folks? >> i was intimately involved in all the decisions and the afghan bringing people out. i can very briefly tell you that once we went low in 2500 people

ah, mil jerry hans have alleged that a chain of gruesome murders took place while france governed the country. whatever i do, what does she thought the order of this? still goodness. very good, dora. so nanny, dudgin are good though. there scott, if you are sorry, ya, disco? chorus theory. most agony, i latoya. doyle is joanie. you must know the mother you and i discussed with scott bennett is a leading counter terrorism expert and a former u. s. army analyst, you know, investigates crimes against humanity. ah, the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged, expelled, and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard poisoning blankets with smallpox. with this virus that caused the eruption of sores and death upon the american indians. blankets were distributed to indians and military installations under the guise of helping them ah one out of the thousands that unit 731 killed only 8 names have been preserved in history. 6 chinese and 2 russians. a red army soldier circle dim shanker and maria, even over with her 4 year old daughter when

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ben and jerry's hard to find. retailers say they aren't going to have promotions, they're going to move them a little earlier. l.l. bean is telling shoppers their worker safety is most important. supply chain is a wreck. so be patient. even sending people how to navigate holiday shopping. your choice for gift might not be available. your first choice, so be flexible. one in six americans have already started christmas shopping. >>> elon musk is still the richest man on the planet. tesla c.e.o. widening that gap as the world's richest person. his net worth $222 billion. amazon founder jeff bezos sits at $196 billion. this is a bloomberg index. musk bragged about the news like this. a second place medal to bezos. it's not the first time musk has trolled bezos. the two have been in a space race for years. musk often teasing bezos, also about the shape of the blue o ore -- origin rocket. locker room humor. the mission heads to space tomorrow. actor william shatner on board there. >> i can't believe he's 90 years old.

. >> -- jerry pollock. >> that is not a valid point of order. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. higgins is now recognized for five minutes. >> my, my, my. good lord help us to be protected from this threat from within. american pate patriots are done with career politicians insanity. we are nauseated by the continuous attacks on working americans and american industry. this entire debacle of a hearing today has been reflective of the exact reasons why my leagues across the aisle will lose their majority status very soon. we have a smashed economy. we've witnessed a disgraceful retreat from taliban terrorists overseas, abandoning americans. we have a disintegrated southern border, we have unbelievable inflation, medical oppression. we have parents, american parents being threatened by our own doj by having the audacity to exercise their first amendment rights to assemble and address grievance. we have the companies brought before us today, american men and women for a public beating by the democrats on this committee. they have done incredible work to actually lower emissions. th

. >> -- jerry pollock. >> that is not a valid point of order. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. higgins is now recognized for five minutes. >> my, my, my. good lord help us to be protected from this threat from within. american pate patriots are done with career politicians insanity. we are nauseated by the continuous attacks on working americans and american industry. this entire debacle of a hearing today has been reflective of the exact reasons why my leagues across the aisle will lose their majority status very soon. we have a smashed economy. we've witnessed a disgraceful retreat from taliban terrorists overseas, abandoning americans. we have a disintegrated southern border, we have unbelievable inflation, medical oppression. we have parents, american parents being threatened by our own doj by having the audacity to exercise their first amendment rights to assemble and address grievance. we have the companies brought before us today, american men and women for a public beating by the democrats on this committee. they have done incredible work to actually lower emissions. th

everybody, but jerry seinfeld who shot that down when it came his way. saying the idea seemed sad but if it's a new series, they need to invite this guy back on the show, can we watch? >> what's is the mood? what's going on tonight? what about the defendant heard the so-called, new york, for a. how are they holding up? >> was at a great moment in you career? vicki it was a great honor to b in this seinfeld finale. and i guess they all figured that they couldn't top that, so why bring it back. jerry says it would be bad to bring it back. in original. he says that's not the way you win emmys. he was still promoting the fact that seinfeld was going to netflix, so jerry says going forward in life, seinfeld was great while it lasted, but now it's over a. >> we saw you running on the beach on another tv series. >> the highest rated baywatch ever. >> finally, copps is back rate starting today of fox station will be airing 32 of. new episodes drop every friday, and you, we'll be hosting a post- show wrap-up tell me what i will miss because i'm not invited? to ge

yesterday congressman jerry nadler doubled down. >> i know doj and its components are key to the biden administration's national strategy countering violent extremism. this growth and extremology violence and intimidation directed at healthcare professionals, teachers, social essential workers and school board members. >> any domestic terrorists. form everywhere hawaii congresswoman and presidential candidate fulg, tulsi, i'm exited to talk to you tonight. you have been although a democrat, on the outside of the democrat machine and in your day and age it wasn't that long ago by the way was it 1 to 18 months ago. you were labeled a russian asset slur invogue domestic terrorist. tulsi, do you see the same motives behind these accusations? >> yeah, this rely comes down to the reality, will, that the american people are facing some incredibly serious challenges and really what we need right now are competent and caring leaders who put the interest of the people and our country above all else. but that's not what we have. this is a bigger problem than democrats or republicans. this is abou

the founders of ben & jerry's ice cream can't answer when pressed on why they refuse to sell ice cream in israel, but sell in red states. take a listen. >> you guys are big proponents of voting rights, why do you still sell ice cream in georgia, texas, abortion ban, why are you still selling their? >> i don't know, i mean, it's an interesting question. >> ben collin and jerry greenfield insisting the move was not about profits. >> i think they sell a a lot of ice cream and those estates and that's probably why they do it. meanwhile, let's talk about ice cream and everything else in stores as there is a lot of empty shelves in america. it's a supply chain crisis. to battle extreme port delay some retells are chartering their own expensive cargo ships to keep shelves stocked, but what about the little guys and small businesses that can afford to charter a ship joined me now georgia furniture store owner and founder of pod lead llc a nebraska party supply retailer. good morning. >> good morning, steve. >> jeremy, let's start with you. you knew there was trouble coming and you ordered as m

. >> jerry electric workers across the u.s. are walking out of factories protesting biden's federal vaccine mandate. these are images from a walkout in ohio. others are reported in indiana and south carolina. ge is requiring all of its employees get jabs or receive an exemption by december 8th. and open t. to dialogue. immediatian dave chapelle says is he willing to sit down with netflix employees to discuss his jokes about the lgbtq community. his publicist saying quote the streets are talking and dave is listening. when everything is open i'm sure the communities will come together. this as the associated press issues a correction on this photo of a netflix counter protester. the a.p. falsely claimed that he screamed profanities but the protester took to twitter saying he only yelled i love dave chapelle. on to thursday night football fans tuning in to fox to show the cleveland browns pick up a big win over the denver broncos. >> johnson cuts back and no signal yet. touchdown. >> cleveland johns ran all over the broncos defen

. >> greg: he's got the money, what he's doing is what jerry seinfeld should have done, other people with half a billion dollars, he's doing it to protect people who could be canceled or don't have the money or the will. >> i can't imagine having money and never saying [bleep]. >> greg: you just said it twice and you don't have that money. >> i don't have that money. >> you must have f you money if you are going to say f you. >> he's only going to meet with certain trans people, you mean he's treating trans people like individuals? he's saying the same thing, i would have trans friends if they are funny people but we do that all the time with each other. you're supposed to treat other people as individuals regardless of gender, race, isn't that what we are supposed to be doing? >> greg: this is going to be the topic of our next block, the idea that it's not about the identity block, it's about who are the jerks versus the nonjerks, that's how we should be segregating. we should be segregating the jerks. >> i like it to. >> greg: up next, he couldn't say anything nice about condoleezz

expose garland's agenda to politicize the doj, along with this exchange with the committee chairman jerry nadler. watch this. >> the chairman just said this before doj was political and went after their opponents. are you kidding me? three weeks t ago, the national school board association writes president biden, asking him to involve the fbi and local school board matters. five days later, the attorney general of the united states does just that. a snitch line on parents started five days after a left-wing political organization asked for it. o se that's not political, i don't know what is. it's a video about parents at school board meetings, moms and dads speaking at school board meetings, and you guys aren't way to let us play it? >> an objection has been heard that you failed to give the 48 hours request required by theeeh rule, and therefore -- >> what rule? mr. chairman, what role? r >> sean:fo what rule? did we get an answer? ask yourself, what are democrats like nadler so afraid of? why are they so resistant to transparency and openness? why so resistant to making sure that childr

jerry mcauliffe, and to ease up on the democrat in this moment, did not keep pressing and writing this thing up, i mean, you mention back to biden, you mention biden in his fake truman show room. think about harry truman and what's on his desk, well, all biden does is blame everybody else for everything that's happening whether it's afghanistan, covid, the border patrol, everybody else is to blame but him. the total and complete disaster to let off the gas tonight. i agree with lindsey graham. he's obviously embarrassed, you can tell by -- you know, he's in the box. >> sean: why should he be embarrassed? he didn't break his promise. >> i mean with fellow republicans. it's just frustrating. >> sean: reince priebus, thank you sarah sanders. the old boss is waiting, so i'll have to say goodbye. we will follow your race very closely. joining us live on the phone for exclusive interview, the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. mr. president, you urged united states senators not to do what they promised what they wouldn't do but theyt threw a lifeline to chuck schumer. by t

and jerry issueds the order, -- issued the order, disbanding the army. i didn't know it was going to happen. i know senior members of the joint chiefs of staff didn't know it. cia didn't know it. the suddenly the army is totally disbanded, and you have these hundreds of thousands of people who are armed and trained in the use of arms who are set free. and within a few weeks, they're lining up wanting their pensions, and we had to pay some of them in order to keep some peace. and then we started to rebuild an iraqi army, and it's taken some time. so i think it was a bad decision. if jerry bremer was here, he would tell you it was the right decision. but i think it was the wrong decision. and most importantly, it was not what we told the president we were going to do. host: given that the u.s. is now out of iraq, at least in terms of being a combat force, what ultimately is the -- what's the legacy within the military, and within policymaking community, as you understand it, what are we going to be like because of the iraq experience? gen. powell: let me s

this is a jerry who heard -- jury who heard evidence about the boat manifesto, the respondent wrote after he ran over tamerlan in which he justified his actions on the basis of jihad and showed how proud he was of them. this after he needn't worry about tamerlan at all. he thought he was fine. ms. >> -- >> there's really an interesting sort of evidentiary question here and i would like your explanation of the standard that implies. this evidence is inadmissible many times over in a regular trial where we have rules of evidence. but in the mitigation phase of the penalty on a capital case may be the rule is anything goes. and if that is the case, that's what i want to know. is it really anything goes? suppose we had in this case was quintuple hearsay about something that tamerlan supposedly did years ago in russia. one person in russia told another person in russia told another person in russia down the line that he did certain things. and that is admitted. then what can he do in response? can you then introduce evidence to show that actually didn't happen or can you introduce evidence to

. >> jerry richardson was forced to sell the carolina panthers and you tell me, was it anymore or less of a toxic workplace environment than the washington football team? >> no, but you know, i don't know that. because i don't know everything that happened inside the washington football team because a lot of what happened in the washington football team has not been released. but, no, i think that it is very, very similar. and i think that that is one of the issues. as you said at the top, chuck, the nfl can do what it wants. they don't owe anybody an explanation. and as is the case in recent history with the nfl, we see it more and more, this is what we're seeing out of the league office. >> peter king, boy, a lot -- we know there is a lot more to this story. more drips and drabs will come out. it is the exact opposite my guess of what the nfl intended when they tried to sweep it all under the rug. peter king, our man on the nfl for nbc sports, thank you, sir. >>> and thank you all for being with us. we'll be back tomorrow with more "meet the press daily." and our coverage continues w

je jerry's listening. i love the club. mastercard is good here. i think it will have a great quarter. i think it's buy i think it's real good i think you should buy some. they wouldn't call it ma that's the symbol if it were bad. think about it it's time to rethink the sense of pessimism in the market i think today's rally was a bit about common sense common sense realization that our current problems are fixable. maybe even opportunities like what uber is doing in freight. let's be a little less cynical i'm in favor ofpondering is okay the rich cannot be the only people allowed to ponder despite reporting slower growth, dominos stock was able to claw back from its lows i'll discuss what investors liked about it hit the market with a bang reasons why this west coast coffee chain would be a winner >>> the american trucking association, social it's not a y said the u.s. will need 1.1 million truckers to immediate demand i'll talk to uber freight and learn more about this critical industry stay with the club and stay with cramer use a single hr softw

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dagen: dead head, many times when jerry garcia was alive. i might add. t-shirts are a big thing in grateful dead culture but i want to point out that this was the first t-shirt that was issued by the band as an official t-shirt and there were only about 150 of them made in the first place. so it might be worth those kinds of bucks. i still have some old dead t-shirts. people would go on the road and travel and tool with the dead and they would make t-shirts and sell them in the parking lot before shows in order to pay for their travel. so i've got a couple that are pretty rad i must say. maria: you might want to put them out there for auction. look at it, 19,000 bucks, tammy. you're not going to part with them, dagen? dagen: no, this one was a band-issued t-shirt which was very rare. maria: i understand. >> my first concert that i saw was for abba and there were no t-shirts for abba selling for that amount of money. so that's my problem. yes, we have all have our favorites and congratulations to that person who had enough money to get that t-shirt becaus

ben&jerry's feeling the financial sting over boycott of israel occupied territories. new york's powerful state pension funds pulling $11 million in equity investments out of unilever. there's down in the premarket. united airlines is getting to resume hard liquor sales in time for holiday travel season. the airlines suspending service last year amid the covid pandemic and rise in unruly passengers. starting november 15th, united will expand alcohol beverage service on flights over 300 miles within the state. also canada and latin america and caribbean. there's united. first loss of the season and it was a dramatic ending, watch. >> again and it's off. intercepted by douglas. cheryl: the defense coming up with late pick in the end zone. takes the 24 to 21 win. man, quite a game. aaron rogers led the offense for two touch owns. arizona was on this like fairy tale winning streak and that ended last night, fast. maria: it sure did. cheryl, great to see you, good morning, thank you. good morning, everybody. i want to get to this, nba star ennis kanter continue to go speak

kntv i'm jerry mcsweeney. mostly just hope it will benefit the president go back better agenda. 10 >> nbc's -- reports from rome. >>> president biden, turning his focus to the global economy and nuclear program is a g 20 summit officially kicks off here in rome on saturday. one day after a series of one- on-one meetings that included and expended sitdown the pope francis and an effort to repair relations with french president among them marcon, resident biden, joining the leaders of the world's largest economies of the first in person gathering of its kind since 2019 because of the global pandemic. at the top of the agenda, world leaders agreeing to move forward toward a new global corporate minimum tax rate of 15%. which president biden has been advocating as a way to both target economic inequality and also to prevent corporations from hiding their profits in low tax havens. the president also using the summit as an opportunity to huddle with our closest allies as iran appears to be moving back to the negoti

. >> i love your jerry maguire references, so relevant, so hip. >> right? >> when did that movie come out 1980? >> the '90s. >> lay off there, grandpa. >> he has been covering washington for 300 years. all right, jake, have a great day. we'll see you later. thank you. >>> senator kyrsten sinema still fighting fellow democrats over the biden agenda. now five of her advisers just quit. we're going to talk to one of them ahead. >>> plus, we have new reporting on the breaking news overnight. alec baldwin involved in a deadly shooting on a movie set. we're going to speak with an expert on what could have gone wrong with a prop gun. subway® has so much new it didn't fit in our last ad. like the new artisan italian and hearty multigrain bread. it's the eat fresh refresh™ at subway®. it's so much new there's no time for serena! wait, what?! sorry, we don't even have time to say they were created by world class bakers! oh, guess we did! seriously?! my bad. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. bu

i tell away one of jerry pascoe's vehicles as to why the f b. i has not said they're not a giving a news conference this afternoon whatsoever at this point, but we also do know that the u. s. has sanctioned dairy pascals companies including his, the aluminum giant united company, rousseau, and basic elements. now, di pasco, vehemently denies any wrong doing, says that this is kind of a tactic for the united states to slander him, to ruin his wealth, his reputation, and his hard earned global assets. however, according to forbes, he is worth $4900000000.00 for r t. i'm fair in forensic that's the news for this hour. my colleague collin bray will be taking over just about 30 minutes. so thanks for watching r t international. and we hope to see you again soon. mm. with this are now a dual system of justice many think so, for example, a former senior f b, i official life repeatedly to his bosses, but now is exonerated. but a former head of the national security council did not lie to be f, b i and his life was destroyed. where is the justice in that

except when towing away his car in the front driveway, 53 year old jerry pasco was sanctioned back in 2018 by the trump administration. along with about 2 dozen other criminal officials, with close ties to president vladimir putin following alleged russian meddling and the 2016 presidential election. the latest rate is just another setback for dairy pascall, who recently sued over the sanctions. the judge dismissed his lawsuit back in june . in 2016 court filing, dary pasco said he had difficulty getting a visa to travel to the us, but was able to use his diplomatic passport to visit new york 10 different times since 2009. many, do you see neighborhood over say on some of those trips, he did visit the home and stay at the house, reviewing renovations. however, no word on the last time he actually visited the property no moments ago as of his broadcast. we actually saw the f b i tell away one of our pastors vehicles as to why the f b. i has not said they're not giving a news conference this afternoon whatsoever at this point. but we also do know that the u. s. has sanctioned every poss

oh, like jerry pasco, himself is not their owner. 53 year old jerry pasco was sanctioned back in 2018 by the trump administration. along with about 2 dozen other kremlin officials with close ties, the president vladimir putin following alleged russian meddling in that 2016 presidential election tuesdays rate is just another, sat back for dary pasco, who recently sued over those sanctions. a judge dismissed his lawsuit back in june, and a 2016 court filing dairy pasco said he had difficulty getting a visa to travel to the u. s, but was able to use his diplomatic passport to visit new york 10 different times since 2009 many m d c neighbourhood. however, se on some of those trips, he did visit the home and stay at the house. reviewing renovations. however, no word on the last time he visited the property, dairy pasco, again saying via his telegram, what mind blowing sums of putin's money? did you find yesterday in those abandoned houses? did you grab and enjoy the jam that went bad in the pantry? or the vodka? i'm so sick of these jokers. f b i agent search the dc home for about 6 hours

i was there, jerry pasco, spokeswoman put out this statement during the raid the f. b, i is indeed currently conducting searches in the homes of oleg, dairy pasco, relatives, the searches are carried out on the basis of to court orders related to us sanctions. the house is in question, are located in new york and washington o, like dairy pasco, himself, is not their owner. 53 year old jerry pasco was sanctioned back in 2018 by the trump administration. along with about 2 dozen other kremlin officials with close ties, the president vladimir putin following alleged russian meddling in that 2016 presidential election tuesdays rate is just another, sat back for dary pasco, who recently sued over those sanctions. a judge dismissed his lawsuit back in june, and a 2016 court filing dairy pasco said he had difficulty getting a visa to travel to the u. s, but was able to use his diplomatic passport to visit new york 10 different times since 2009 many and the dc neighbourhood, however, se, and some of those trips he did visit the home and stay at the house. reviewing renovatio

jerry parscale -- >> [applause] >> thank you very much. good evening. i want to thank john for those kind words and on behalf of my fellow trustees, thank all of you for being here. it's an honor to welcome you to the latest installment of the reagan foundation speaker series, a time for choosing. as most of us regulates no, it is a phrase made famous by president reagan's pivotal 1964 speech. as has been said at the start of each of these events, that speech referred to often as the speech set in motion a chain of events that would launch a political career, defined the conservative movement and reshape a party. today, the party once led by ronald reagan is facing its own time for choosing. what are its core philosophies? what should the party's and for? what domestic policy and foreign policy positions are absolutely essential? in may, june, july and september, guests at the reagan library heard from speaker paul ryan, vice president mike pence, secretary mike pompeo, and governor chris christie. they offer their own views and perspectives in answer t

is this likely to continue jerry store itch is ceo of store itch advisers a retail consulting if i were also affiliated with toys r us and hudson's bay how much of this spending is real how much is price increases? >> about 3/4 of the increase is absolutely real. the only way to look at it and have it on a level-headed basis is looking at it on a two-year basis. what were sales in september compared to september prepandemic in 2019. they were up 21% if i told you two years ago sales would be up 21% in just two years you would have told me i was a wild-eyed optimist there were no summer doldrums. i know you are good at pattern recognition. the last three months, 18, 19, 21 what are the next three months going to be, the holiday season? i bet it is going to be around 20% f. those numbers happen it is going to be a phenomenal christmas. >> let's talk about that how much is the supply side going the hold things back. >> certainly i think the big retailers like walmart, target, costco, they have been doing well all along they will keep doing well. why? they have a diversified assortment if t

and jerry issueds the order, -- issued the order, disbanding the army. i didn't know it was going to happen. i know senior members of the joint chiefs of staff didn't know it. cia didn't know it. the suddenly the army is totally disbanded, and you have these hundreds of thousands of people who are armed and trained in the use of arms who are set free. and within a few weeks, they're lining up wanting their pensions, and we had to pay some of them in order to keep some peace. and then we started to rebuild an iraqi army, and it's taken some time. so i think it was a bad decision. if jerry bremer was here, he would tell you it was the right decision. but i think it was the wrong decision. and most importantly, it was not what we told the president we were going to do. host: given that the u.s. is now out of iraq, at least in terms of being a combat force, what ultimately is the -- what's the legacy within the military, and within policymaking community, as you understand it, what are we going to be like because of the iraq experience? gen. powell: let me s

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jerry fink joined us and told us assets under management grew in the quarter. that was less than expected. he called it outstanding overall and emphasized they have scrambled the u.s. labor picture and he ultimately sees success for the markets at the end of that transition period >> i was very bullish over the long run, could we see like the month of okay, this consternation in the marketplace, i think that may be longer in the back end, i truly believe we will see higher highs. he says you could see more wage inflation, too blackrock shares up 1.6% >> dom chu joins us with top free market movers >> those cost precious becky alluded to in the blackrock report there, also play into the stock this is morning delta airlines it's the biggest carrier it's off 1% in the trade notably, it's come to its first quarterly profit for an airline. they are coming better than expe expected forecasts see a modest loss because of riding jet fuel costs. still off one and a quarter% downgrade, wayfair shares down 3% in the pre-market, this due, in part to analysts at jefferies t

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