west continues getting more involved. kevin corke in washington with the latest. more saber rattling and threats from russian leaders, even as president biden continues his efforts to keep not just the u.s. but other global communities squarely behind ukraine s government even as it faces withering assault from the russians. russia is obviously taking notice of that and in turn that could help to fuel moscow s latest barrage on kyiv. leaders warned that there is more to come. here is mr. madge of medvedev. with the political regime oppose a constant direct and clear threat to russia. the first episode has been played. there will be others. president biden hoping to convince other g7 countries to stand in the gap behind kyiv s to oblivion thinking it support for yesterday saying progressive element productive conversation, air defense is the number one quality and we also need new york leadership, with support for our resolution, that would be the resolution. biden s pus
inflation. doug luzader joins us live in washington. good morning, doug. doug: the fed meets tomorrow to talk interest rates, a lot going on, and the white house is laying the groundwork. we may find on thursday gdp has fallen, according to the white house economic advisors, some maintain two consecutive quarters of falling real gdp constitute a recession, that is neither the full definition or how economists evaluate the business state. former obama administration says recession is likely. there is high likelihood of recession when we ve been in this kind of situation before, recession has followed when inflation has been high and unemployment has been low. doug: the fed starts their meeting tomorrow, expected to raise interest rates to reign in that 9.1% inflation rate. inflation is way too high, the fed is charged with putting in place policies that will bring inflation down and i expect them to be successful. republicans meantime, say the administration is makin
never registered as a foreign agent. there is a huge conflict of interest here. the attorney general is appointed by president biden. this is president biden s son. we need a special counsel. the man who attacked lee zeldin is now back in custody facing federal charges. that suspect arrested first under new york s cashless bail law and released. if you wanted to create an ad that would show the lack of seriousness on crime in, no, it s this. i m still sanding i m still standing yeah, yeah, yeah steve: yep, you are looking live at neptune beach in new jersey. neptune township. and right now we have got 80 degrees. going to be another hot one. they are heading to 90 thanks to the bright thing in the middle of the screen right there. right now you are listening to up the road from neptune you go up 95 in the new york city area right there next to the highway is metlife stadium. and on saturday night live from metlife, peter doocy went with me to see elton joh
China’s exports and imports both unexpectedly fell for the first time in more than two years, with rising risks of a recession causing overseas consumers to buy less and domestic problems such as Covid Zero controls and a housing slump hitting demand at home.
economic implications. major stock indices nose diving across the board for the down near down 100 points, the s&p down by nearly 30 pay the nasdaq hitting its lowest level since july 2020. jpmorgan top exact sounding the recession alarm with this troubling timeline. you can talk about this economy in the future and this is serious stuff. these are very serious things, they are unlikely to push the u.s. in the world. u.s. is already recession. todd: it s one thing when your run-of-the-mill economist says it s another thing when jamie dimon says it. other economists warning that continuing hikes could go too far in their efforts to bring down after the bank s third consecutive hike. the third largest railroad union threatening to strike after reaching rejecting a deal with class one freight