we are told that he is going to try to reconcile with those who say he is moving too quickly in prance to make it a market-friendly economy, especially cradle to grave economy provide as lot of benefits for a lot of folks who don t like it being yanked from them without any warning or without any preparation. we re focusing on germany teetering on the brink of a slowdown if not out right recession. the ongoing china rift. we have concerns that china manufacturing is contracting. that is not good news. add it up, throw in good measure, italy with a budget disarray and a disaster as one financial planner put it, you have the whole world hurting with no escape for market investors the world over. we look at the brexit vote if it comes at all. ashley webster with the latest. hey, ashley. theresa may doing what was widely expected and deferring as she put it the vote on the brexit deal that she says is the best britain can hope for but apparently not enough. she was facing h
deangela s in new york. good evening to you. we saw incredible volatility over the last couple of days i would say, bret. essentially fueled why uncertainty rising interest rates and inflation. deep sell off on the dow today canceling out yesterdayed s sharp gain. the u.s. federal reserve had the ability to cool inflation by raising interest rates. when borrowing costs go up for consumers and corporations, demand falls, and, thus, prices fall, too. the critical issue is how much to raise and how fast. the fed doesn t want rising rates to hurt too much and it doesn t want inflation to hurt too much. the delicate balance. when fed chair jerome powell raised rates a half a point yesterday, the stock market cheered thinking easier lending will continue. powell could have moved three quarters of a point and he at any time. but then today s drop reflected realization today s inflation will likely persist. i think you are going to see a consumer in great need over the next six m
immigration plan has been working. and the pentagon is telling us tonight that using active duty troops instead of the national guard will not affect readiness. i think we ll see these troops arrive as early as may 10th. pete: that s despite recent claims the border is secure. you said yesterday when it comes to illegal migration, have you seen it come down by more than 90%. where did that number come from? i was speaking. peter: cbp says the answer 156,000 people morphos call year so far. i will answer you if the dramatics come down a little bit. if the dramatics. peter: what s dramatic about asking a question about. okay. i m going to answer. i was speaking to the parolee program. peter: pentagon says troops will be armed for self-defense not law enforcement. laying out their mission like. this fill critical capability gaps. ground based detection and monitoring. data entry. and warehouse support. as the pentagon preps for a migrant surge, lawmakers are
thing okay, greg. greg: bye. bret: good evening. i m brett bay. anti-israel protesters college campuses clashing with law enforcement several locations again tonight this after police in new york forcibly evicted demonstrators from a columbia university building overnight. new protests have begun at another new york school, an anti-anti-semitic, anti-israel protesters ucla in los angeles fought with pro-jewish demonstrators who tried to tear down their encampment overnight. in the midst of all of this, very little from president biden himself, his staff putting out statements answering questions about the president s relative silence on the issue. we begin tonight in los angeles with correspondent bill melugin at ucla. good evening, bill. bill: bret, good evening to you. all classes here at ucla are canceled today after a night of violent clashes here on campus that went on for hours without any kind of law enforcement intervention and just moments ago, we heard from uc
held in contempt of court and says the judge is taking away free speech rights. a fox news exclusive as the biden administration brings hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants into the country by passing the southern border. we will bring you that. but, first, breaking tonight, a major escalation in the stand off between anti-semitic, anti-israel protesters at clumsy university and the school administration. and the police at this hour demonstrators are occupying a building on campus. and have issued a list of demands as conditions for leaving. leaving. new york city mayor eric adams and the new york police commissioner plan to holding a briefing shortly. we will dip that that bring you some of that alexis mcadams is at columbia university tonight. good evening, alexis. bret, geographic from new york city. can you see here behind me, there are dozens of protesters right in front of the gates here at columbia university chanting and holding signs, demanding that the un