that s why the world works with servicenow. former president trump was interviewed by sean hannity on fox news and when hannity brought up trump s claim he declassified the documents at mar-a-lago, he gave an interesting explanation. is there a process? what was your process to there doesn t have to be a process, as i understand it. different people say different things, but if you re the president of the united states, you can declassify just by saying it s declassified, even by thinking about it. [ laughter ] hannity was like, i get it, you re going to plead insanity. now it s making sense. welcome back to morning joe. it is 6:00 in the morning tong west coast as you look at los angeles, 9:00 in the east on this friday, september 23rd. a busy hour ahead, including the new pressure on donald trump s legal team to prove in a court of law the allegation trump has been making in public that the fbi planted evidence at mar-a-lago. there is also new reporting showing
potential or the likelihood for more on the horizon. how has that hit the markets this week and this morning? it s not even just the fed. central banks around the world, norway, sweden, indonesia, they re all raising rates. things are heading south as you can see. stock index futures were pointing towards the lowest levels of the day you saw today. government bond prices falling around the world so u.s. treasury interest rates are rising. u.s. benchmark oil prices are now, believe it or not, back below $08 a barrel, making it the lowest since january 11th. now, there s a growing pessimism in the marketplace right now, like you point out, that the fed, other central banks are just going to raise interest rates to a point that s going to have no choice but to trigger a recession. and by the way, a lot of companies are dealing with this environment in different ways. fedex is also raising shipping rates, by the way, for ground and express service by an average of nearly 7% starting in
there are more incidents now shelling with ukrainian forces, the worst in years. the mood here in munich is grim. conferences like this are meant to accelerate diplomacy to resolve major world crises. but there is a growing pessimism that they can stop a conflict that could have massive consequences not just for ukraine, but for all of europe and far beyond. lyse doucet, bbc news, munich. around 190,000 homes are still without power. that is after one of the worst storms to hit the uk in decades. three people died in storm eunice yesterday, as fierce winds toppled trees and sent debris flying. there are still yellow weather warnings in wales and southern england for potentially damaging winds, and in parts of yorkshire, lancashire and the peak district for what could be disruptive falls of snow. 0ur correspondent jenny kumah has more.
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but there s a growing pessimism that they can stop a conflict which would have massive consequences notjust for ukraine, but for all of europe and far beyond. lyse doucet, bbc news, munich. vladimir putin has been overseeing russian military drills today, as tensions continue over a potential invasion of ukraine. these pictures of the training operations have been released by the russian ministry of defence. the kremlin says ballistic and cruise missiles were tested as part of annual strategic nuclear exercises. russian authorities say land and sea based targets were hit during the drills, which were observed by president putin and his ally, belarusian leader, alexander lukashenko. the prime minister has been speaking to reporters in munich. he said that were russia to invade