Good evening. This is John Bachelor. The show begins tonight at the Federal Reserve waiting for Friday, an important instruction about the scale of inflation.

It's called the CPE. The Fed says that it pays attention to it. The debate that Liz Peek and I have is,

what about those three cuts from the highest cost of money in more than two decades, down to one cut estimate now but when.

Anytime after July would be seen as a boost politically, not necessarily a move against inflation, goes one school of reasoning.

It's all a mystery of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.

And the Vipotis game, great fun, who is the vice president for Donald Trump the presumptive

nominee for the Republican Party.

Name, Date, Why, it's fun.

On the other side, Vice President Harris

is said to be doing extremely well for the Democrats,

campaigning in partisan cities to get out the vote very well, tireless.

The debate would need to be a significant decision-making for the choice of Donald Trump's vice president to sit on the

stage with Vice President Harris who was very good at maintaining the party

line, very good at it. That's what vice presidents do. Then off to a report from

Ronan Wordsworth, he's in Europe about the Africa Corps. That's the old Agna

group Russian

mercenaries.

In West Africa, in Burkina Faso, in Niger, and Mali.

In Mali, the Russians will, with a Malian force of army chase jihadists across the border.

Thirteen Mauritians died in the gunfight.

Don't know why, but in any event, Mauritania is very unhappy.

All of West Africa is now in turmoil. We also discuss the decline of the ANC, the African National

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