Good evening. The show begins tonight on Wall Street, the Magnificent Seven,

Invidia, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, and of course Tesla.

The seven stocks that define the market move

these last weeks and months.

They're all high-end high-tech very expensive stuff.

Amazon of course is the truck backing down your driveway right now.

Magnificent execution, all of them. The market being narrow however and

everybody wanting to own seven stocks means that a miss of any earning statements or

an expectation of a miss in future is going to be exciting. In an event we moved

from Wall Street to the Gulf of Mexico with Elizabeth Peek, puzzling, asking why the White House is banning the permitting

of new liquefied natural gas ports, given the promises made to Europe that we would make up for the lack of the natural

gas from Russia.

There you have it, politics.

Then to Berlin, Judy Dempsey of the Carnegie Endowment, about the rise of the anti-immigrant

alternative for Deutschland party which is polling very well and challenging

the Social Democrats who are nominally the leaders of the coalition in Berlin.

What is to be done? There was a big rally against alternative for Deutschland in many cities,

500,000 people estimated it turned out according to the

police. However, the right wing, the far right wing, the anti-immigrant wing rising in many European countries not just

Germany France Netherlands Italy a fear of the Invader, the Stranger.

At the same time, we learned from Britain that the surprising development of the immigrants coming legally mean that Britain is going to

hit 70 million not in 2036 but in 2026 that That's good news. A younger and larger population is prosperity for the whole

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