The latest news from around the world with host Fredricka Whitfield. Speak out on the stuff that you know . And they have shifted gears so much on that, i think that its interesting to say its from that investigation that develops, but at best, he spoke too soon. So the president has said he wants this russia thing to go away, he wants people to stop talking about it, stop asking about it, but hes the one whos bringing it up. So here we are a couple of months away from the midterm elections, so how important is it to get out in front, change the narrative, when the president keeps bringing it up. Every day, the news of the day is dictated by what the president tweets. One thing we can all appreciate about the president s twitter account, is that we dont not know what hes thinking in the more. I think as we were talking about in the previous segment, republicans want to talk about the economy, they want to talk
about jobs, the Unemployment Rate and yet the president is talk about other
The latest news from around the world. Official traveling with mike pompeo in indonesia said they heard the reports and are following the situation closely. Venezuela is in the middle of a deep financial crisis. The International Monetary fund said inflation will reach 1 million percent this year. Blackouts and shortages of basic items are common place. Cnn atlanta. What does this apparent attack tell us about the political and economic turmoil effecting venezuela . We posed that question to jennifer mccoy. A professor at Georgia State university and the coauthor of the Book International mediation in venezuela. Theres a great deal of unrest in venezuela and a lot of dissatisfaction apparently among military ranks. The government has been arresting and removing Military Personnel from the ranks
The latest news from around the world. Yet. There were funerals of those killed. The president elect said he welcomes the opposition taking their dispute to the courts here in zimbabwe but the g
$88 a barrel. up 1% or so. it did pop above 90-dollars, 7 cents 5 cents a barrel the crude price has been drifting lower. that takes you back to where it was on tuesday of this week. natural gas currently up around half of 1%. the equity markets have not responded real to this. after news broke, the ocean pacific market. the main mark in sydney fell by 1%. shanghai was up by third of 1%. hong kong. tokyo, 2-and-a-half percent. you have an up tick in the japanese yen. those are the pictures you can see on the screen now, those are the asia pacific markets. moving. just describing. here in europe, markets have
reporting from my colleagues and myself. we are hearing that house republicans are growing increasingly confident that they can have the votes to actually impeach mayorkas. this is a shift from some time ago when many republicans did not know what they believe were essentially a policy dispute with the biden administration, rises up to that very high bar in the constitution. high crimes or misdemeanors, and a charge that has not been leveled against a cabinet secretary since 1876. only one time in history. a secretary of war. alejandro mayorkas because of how house republicans are taking over what is considered a crisis at the southern border. this up tick in migrants. what they believe is mayorkas failure to deal with it. several are open to the idea of
officials and local officials. elliott, how significant do you believe this swatting incident is amid this up tick. and threats for judges around the country. it s incredibly significant, wolf, but like so many other crimes in this country, we have a patchwork of laws around the country with respect to brothering swatting cases individually. it s up to individual states to decide how to prosecutor the crimes. frankly, this is a great opportunity to call on the federal government and states to take this kind of conduct seriously, for the reasons that carrie laid out. number one, it wastes law enforcement resources, and two, it puts people at risk when you send armed agents to an individual s home. just ahead, questions about defense secretary lloyd austin waited days to tell the white house he was put in intensive care.