association and pay for jail time, you don t have do it. he is saying no, i can pollute the earth, damage the earth, i can do it because i find an offset. are you serious? and the trips to africa, i beg the africans, don t listen to this guy. he doesn t want you to have the population sandra: same thing as john kerry, their time is more important than ours. they are asking people in the other countries never grow your economy, never. richest countries in the world use the most energy in the world. they are telling them never use energy, never, never, stay where you are, never have hope for you, or your children, stay where they are. poor people in america, they like the status quo, it works for them and we need to rebel against that. sandra: oh, boy, john, we got him going over here. charles payne, thank you very much. see you on fbn this afternoon. john: wind him up and turn
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sandra: will the u.s. go recession, yes 74% believe we are going to enter recession in 2023, a large number of people. jim kramer thinks it s a soft landing. that s a sure bet that it will be a recession because he is dead wrong. sandra: if biden is going all in on the economy, he is going to campaign, as karl rove said this morning that is a big beto make when there s a lot of time left and if that indeed happens, that many people are predicting it will we will see you tonight on fbn. john: jurors in the double murder trial of alec murdaugh hearing more about his alleged financial crimes. testimony from one key witness is raising new questions about where all of murdaugh s wealth came from. sandra: and after last week s china spy flight over the u.s., we are learning about more such incidents that went up reported. so, how does the u.s. prevent it from happening again and when can we learn from the debris
the short term the administration can do about inflation, maybe if there s a recession, we can see some stimulus. but it s a really deep bind right now that the administration find itself in. they come out of the mid-terms feeling good about themselves. they increase their majority in the senate. kept the republican majority to a small number. they re answering the trickiest part now of the economic environment that we ve been facing that is going to there s tension with inflation and recession is really going to be felt in the course of the next year. neil: gerry, well put. gerry baker from the wall street journal at least on fox business, by the way. now to kelly o grady on the other big story of the day, it s a wonder this kid got by so many people so easily and so long. he could be spending a long, long time in jail. kelly o grady on that. kelly? we ve been talking about this for weeks, right? s.b.f. is finally arrested and
pay for things went up only 7.1% last month. economists had expected something much higher. as our brian brenberg reminds me, that inflation number still has 7 in front of us, which explains why stocks were up 800 points only to close up a fraction of than when the markets were closed. welcome. i m neil cavuto. i think they call this a crazy day. you re watching your world what in the world to make of a market that collectively looked and rejoiced at a retail inflation report that look good because the pressures were coming down. reassess that, assessing possibly they re not coming down. class is not dismissed because the professor is in. brian brenberg on what to make of this. brian, when you were with me on fbn, you told me maybe it s pause it had a seven in front of it. i thought to myself, that was brilliant. that s exactly what dawned on people. it s still a bad number, right? i love the number 7. mickey mantle was number 7.