you know, the agent on the street and the people who write those affidavits generally don t have in their mind the biggest picture. they re sitting here saying what can i do for this case and this case is obviously good for the united states. so if i can help this case, that s the best. and helping the case is going to be keeping anything out of the defense s hands, keeping any and all information on potential informants and grand jury material out of the public eye. it is not it is not an intent to be secretive. it is just it is the reason football players don t like to discuss their game plans before they go on the field. paul, just what will happen now? noon deadline, then the judge takes it up, is there any guidance or kind of past is prologue for what when it would be released or if it is?
both domestically and internationally, the threats toward taiwan of course. what i see happening here is an innovation from the biden administration. something we saw before russia, before putin invaded ukraine. which is declassifying information to warn the american people, to warn american businesses about what is happening. and i think it is fantastic. i think that we need to know what they re doing so that we could be vigilant. and we don t have to overreact. we don t want to return to the cold war and accusing every american that talks to every chinese business as being a traitor. that would be a mistake from the cold war we don t want to repeat. but what we do want to do is know what they re game plans are, knowing they re trying to steal our technology, know that they re trying to influence public opinion here in our country, so that we could combat it. so i applaud what the biden administration is doing. de classifying information that we used to not declassify.
sanctions? how many times did we hear biden and company talking about how important we ve got all the companies together on sanctions? the image presented by other people, the biden white house is that the entire world was unified and he actually had to gather everybody together. that s clearly not true. it speaks to the complete lack of strategy that they have. they ve gotten the united states involved and escalated the conflict which is with a nuclear power, and people forget the seriousness of that. they don t have any strategy. they don t seem to have any game plans. they are flailing. laura: john kirby was asked about this today. the spokesman at the pentagon. let s watch. the chinese have imported a record amount of oil from russia. trade between the two countries is growing. what message do you have to the chinese related to this? as we said at the outset, we called on china to be
gloom and red arrows on wall street, as sky high inflation and a potential recession weigh heavily on investors, after being down a thousand points, the dow closed 876, and down 16% for the year. the tech and biotech heavy nasdaq down 30% year to date. and the portfolios of investors sliding into bear market territory down 21% year to date. real money for americans saving for retirement, college savings or a new home. the two things you can control, in a market like this, how much you save and how much you spend and it is really important to track. to tame 40-year high inflation the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates again on wednesday, perhaps by another three quarters of a point. the fed has to worry whether or not it can stick to those game plans and whether or not wall street will believe them down the line. that s why fed credibility so to
reporter: gloom and red arrows on wall street today as sky high inflation and a potential recession weigh heavily on investors. after being down 1,000 points the dow closed down 876 today, now down 16% for the year. the tech and biotech heavy nasdaq down 30% year to date, and the broader s&p index common in americans portfolios sliding into bear market territory, down 21% year to date all of it real money for americans saving for their retirement, college savings or a new home the two things you can control even in a market like this is how much you save and how much you spend. and it s really important to stay on track. reporter: to tame 40-year high inflation the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates again on wednesday, perhaps by another three quarters of a point. the fed has to worry about whether or not it can stick to those game plans and whether or not wall street will believe them down the line that s why fed