also, did the commander-in- chief do on saudi arabia? do grass gas prices trump human rights? the federal reserve act boldly to try to get information under control. will it work? the first, here s my take. claire mack in 1942, tried to ready the british people for a long contact. he said this is not the end. it is not even the beginning of the end. but it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. when we think of it in those terms, what phase are we witnessing in the war in ukraine? we are like me in the middle. explains gideon rose. the other of an excellent book. how wars end. he points out that every war begins like a chess game with a dramatic attack and the defense. if those opening do not produce a decisive victory, the war enters a middle phase. he told me during the middle phase, neither side is interested in negotiating because each side is trying to win outright. thus, have a stronger position from which to negotiate. this is when emotions run high. making it hard to
it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart. breaking right now, reports of strikes near several hospitals in gaza. the palestinian red cross saying israeli snipers are opening fire at one facility. israel has said it does not target hospitals. we ll ask an idf spokesperson about what is happening in just a couple of minutes. also breaking, the white house announces a crucial in person meeting between president biden and china s xi jinping in california next week. on capitol hill, time is running out. we re just one week away from the deadline to come to a deal and avert a government shutdown. we got brand-new reporting on where negotiations stand. meanwhile, the fbi investigating a series of letters containing suspicious powder sent to election workers in several states. and former president donald trump defends his family s separation policy at the border. we ll play for you what he had to say. we begin this hour with breaking news out of the i
Fairfield University is hosting Cardinal Robert McElroy of the Diocese of San Diego on Feb. 23 for the lecture titled "America’s Synodal Journey: God’s People Point the Path Forward."
not just the quantitative easing we have seen since the financial crisis, which was huge. really unprecedented. i think, by the way, the first couple rounds of that were necessary. you could say that rountree around four were really just adding too much fuel to the fire. this reflects a people point. politicians of both stripes have passed the ball to the feds. even before the financial crisis, you see politicians really encouraging the fed to keep rates low. the fed stretching out the business cycle. central bankers are trying to do what they need to do. keep unemployment low. keep prices stable. the problem is they have limited tools. they can only really inflate assess prices. they can t change the really story on the ground for business. so, in lieu of fiscal policy, you get this financial growth over the last 40 years. asset prices are rising. real incomes are changing.
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