This is a CBSI on the world. I'm John Bachelor. To the south of France to Paradise

to watch very carefully the climate as well as the hunting season and then the important

commodities for Europe in the midst of at least two wars, neither which looks to

be ending in any reasonable fashion having to do with natural resources

in the Middle East and the supply chain of energy to Europe.

The third possibility is the swarm around Taiwan. All of this

affects prices or does it? Simon Constable joins writing for Wall Street Journal

and Barons and other distinguished publications.

We begin with the climate.

Climate in southern New England is blue skies, mostly sunny, some rain, moderate so, the forest is golden. It is going to be hunting season

here soon, and it's hunting season already in France on certain days. However, climate is all. There can be too much rain, there can be

too little. Simon, a very good day to you in the south of France. Do you report all as well in

the weather? Good evening to you. Good evening to you, John. All is all is

very well with the weather.

All is very well with the weather. It's a little windy today but the temperatures are lovely

and the sun is out so far maybe getting some rain in the in the later sort of maybe

the morning of tomorrow but it's 64 degrees opening in the morning and 76 as the high. That's pretty decent

weather and we've had no rain today which has been lovely. So we turned to

hunting season now what I've learned from you is that hunting season in France in the south of France is Wednesday, Saturdays and

Sundays. This being a Wednesday, do you hear the dog packs?

You do hear the dog packs, yes. Every Wednesday I go out and every Saturday and Sunday when I go out with the dog, you hear packs of dogs barking as they sort of get the, they sniff the smell of the prey and sort of all go on together yapping and barking as they chase down through the woods or the fields or wherever the prey is going and you hear that.

Before you see anything you will hear that and it's not unpleasant if you're not very close to it it's just part of

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