u.s. district court in los angeles, california. hunter biden is there as we speak. he s being arraigned formally on the nine federal tax charges. prosecutors are alleged that he engaged in a four-year scheme to avoid paying millions in taxes. we re on top of that. i m neil cavuto. glad to have you with us. let s get to it with kelly o grady who is there and how things are going now. kelly? neil, the hearing is expected to get underway any minute now. this is going to be hunter biden s first appearance in court over these charges. he arrived at the courthouse behind me roughly 1 1/2 hours ago or so. it was very much in contrast to yesterday s chaos on the hill. the arrival was planned. he was driven in to underground parking. today he s facing nine charges of tax evasion, three of those will be felonies. according to the indictment as you mentioned, he failed to pay $1.4 million in federal taxes from 2016 to 2019. he did, however, spend millions on a lavish lifestyle. there
Dedicated spending tens of millions to attack capitalism. we see things out of this administration in terms of regulatory overreach that can hurt business. we want to see more people recognizing business as the super power for america that it is. neil: real quickly. we just talked about the middle east right now and all of these shipping concerns with traffic halted in the red sea and that area. that s a lot of your members there that wait for those goods, have those goods, can t deliver those goods. are they panicking yet? i m glad to see you covering this. i think we re not thinking enough about both the national security implications, which you were just talking about with your last guest and also the supply chain implications. i was with a shipping company ceo last night talking about what this could mean in terms of getting goods to the united states. so yes, they re concerned about national security and yes they re concerned about supply chains and goods and what happens here
All of this is right before holiday travel kicks into full year, and obviously, has major supply chain implications. and if you re thinking wait a second, haven t we been here before? yes, the fourth no vote by unions negotiating with the rail companies this year. and if these groups, the rail companies and the unions cannot iron out a new deal by december 8th you can see unions strike the very next day. i want to bring in mike memoli near the white house. this is, as one goes, go all situation, meaning any one of the big 12 rail unions decides to strike, all 12 of them are going to honor it, meaning mid december, you could see the rail system come to a screeching halt. you have some new reporting from the white house sources on how they re thinking about this from a strategic level, right? yes, that s right, and i think a lot of people are looking at this and they re remembering just not long ago, two months ago, in fact, we saw this really almost celebration in the rose garden of t
Changing the wording about expiration dates on perishable food items – which is currently unregulated and widely variable – could help reduce food waste, according to a new Cornell University-led study.
According to a recent Cornell University-led study, changing the wording concerning expiration dates on perishable food items which is now uncontrolled and widely variable could help minimize food waste.