thank you so much director forbes. it really is a honor to be here with all these great leaders to recognize the work that has gone on over the last 5 years to deliver this very important plan for the future of the san francisco waterfront. as director forbes mentioned, i am a former port commissioner for san francisco and we would regularly push back against the authority of the state lands commission, so it is somewhat ironic that i head that body today, but what it is, it is the jurisdictional authority for the land about 850 miles of california coast that is held in the public trust of all the people of this state of california. and we know that our coast line from the very top of our state to the bottom is fou extremely vulnerable to the rising pacific ocean that is brought on by a warming climate. the fact that san francisco is so far ahead of the game in creating this plan is really lotable for everyone involved and i also want to recognize the presence of you commander because it was essential the army corp be

forbes hits the transition three here. trojans up 13. forbes had 2626 points.ment title. stanford held watkins to nine points, but that left forbes free to have a monster game of her own. the cardinal now await their selection to the ncaa tournament and if this loss costs them a number, one seed will possibly. it could have. but stanford still looking promising to get that number one seed on her a we today at the sec championship game. lsu versus south carolina. here six players were ejectedt& from this game. check it out. this is late in the fourth quarter. you see the south carolina forward shovingc a lsu player. there to the ground. and they bumped each other heading to the bench. then they rushed. you could see both benches cleared out there. the gamecockx remaining players. lsu was left with only its starting five players after two reserves were disqualified. south carolina, though, holds on to get the win 79 to 72, and the oakland high school girls beat out montgomery high school in san diego this weekend to bring home a division five title. we spoke to h

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but steve forbes you know about this stuff. media and so on, w we have a national security obligation to do something, there is 150 something odd a popular app, i get that. is this right thing to do go after them? >> well they laid out the solution. divest, tiktok can exist, people can use it, but not part of the ccp . simple. cut it off. >> ccp won't let them. they oppose any divest am. dive. >> at the end of the day they will lose whole thing, i don't think so, to jason's point, they will try to push it to after the election. but there is no way, in cranes putting cameras and cranes. >> something glun believable.. larry: we have a national security presentation by fbi, a special meeting and the fbi came in and showed us the pictures of huawei, chinese phone company, ordinary run of the mill, rural wooden telephone poles with tiny cameras on them. just happen to be very near military bases in the t dakota and northern california, we threw huawei out. >> they will send a sta spy balloon. they want to spy on our country, we had

how is that possible, steve forbes?his is america. >> this is america -- larry: where no one gets charged or something? >> america being perverted by a deep state that is arrogant that needs a real thrashing. comey made that decision on his own. he wanted trump to lose. they're shocked he got the nomination. even more shocked when they realized he could win the election. comey actually put put hilary in the losing column on election day. that is how trump won because she was so sure to win, he said he would reopen the investigation. he didn't realize she lost because of that. so it is an an air arrogant sta, testimony, fbi, cia are all all in collusion. you knead a real cleansing. larry: you will charge me, you will charge me with something. >> listen, there is no way this works out well for joe biden. number one, to steve's point, all americans look at this, if you're the far left and far rate you might be in your partisan bubbles but most fair-minded americans see a two-tiered justice system number one. number two the

but steve forbes you know about this stuff. media and so on, we have a national security obligation to do something, there is 150 something odd a popular app, i get that. is this right thing to do go after them? >> well they laid out the solution. divest, tiktok can exist, people can use it, but not part of the ccp . simple. cut it off. >> ccp won't let them. they oppose any divest am. dive. >> at the end of the day they will lose whole thing, i don't think so, to jason's point, they will try to push it to after the election. but there is no way, in cranes putting cameras and cranes. >> something glun believable.. larry: we have a national security presentation by fbi, a special meeting and the fbi came in and showed us the pictures of huawei, chinese phone company, ordinary run of the mill, rural wooden telephone poles with tiny cameras on them. just happen to be very near military bases in th dakota and northern california, we threw huawei out. >> they will send a s spy balloon. they want to spy on our country, we had a bill

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your assessment on the jobs number on friday, steve forbes. >> the headline was better than underlying you pointed out the revision cf to take a grain of salt on the initial reports. if you look at the household survey which better measures was happening to small businesses that was on 184,000 year-over-year fabric from last year from february to the shar shared. the jobs market is much weaker than the headline number suggests and as you pointed out before much of it disproportionately is healthcare and government, that is not a way you build a strong economy. maria: is this what we will see going into the election, david how do you see it. >> a little different perspective and then steve i agree on one hand there is a significant structural weakness that is bothered me for years the lower labor participation force that's because i want more people that have a job are looking for a job in the bls does not measure that they're measuring in the context of people looking for a job. i don't think it's easy to say there's a lot of people out there that want a job they can't find one. it is

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though filled with fun activities, the parade has a deeper meaning for forbes.ne of remembrance and fellowship as locals and visitors gather to reflect on the area's irish ty man,y. embodying the current celebration and preserving the meaning and purpose of its history. congratulations, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i rise today tok hr recently being named superior court judge for the atlantic judicial circle. established by the georgia general assembly, the sixth county circuit covers liberty long, brian, evans, mcintosh and other counties. hendrix received a bashlor's degree from the university of florida in 1995. in the years prior, he earned his juris doctor from the school of law in 1999. his past work and experience illustrate that he's a valuable addition to the judicial system. along with starting his private practice, hendrix has served as solicitor general for liberty county, long county and richmond hill. he also served for nearly a decade as an assistant district attorney for the athletic judicial circuit. hendrix's acceptance for the nomination demonst

steve forbes, forbes media chairman, editor-in-chief and author of, inflation. okay, smart guy, so he has recalculated the old cpi had mortgage rates and car loan rates in it and we have a chart that we can put up on the full screen. that old cpi would have registered 18% inflation rate last year. now it would have come down as that chart shows but only to about 7% now and if you put in credit card costs it is going to be even worse. this is why a, people can't stand "bidenomics" and b, consumer confidence is so low. >> it shows what happens when you live in a bubble and you don't see reality. it is amazing summers pointed out pre-1983 mortgage payments were included, car payments were included in the 1980s. credit cards, didn't exist back in the 80s, you put that in, that's what people see. you combine food which people see couple times a week. those prices are still high. you do payments which you have to write each month or you will fall further behind. you put that together, people feel they're on a treadmill and the treadmill is winning and amazing the whit

bring back into the show, forbes media chair, editor in chief steve forbes. front end of the problem? how colleges are basically living college frees and doing tuition gouging of american family s? >> as you know, tuition haves been going up in the resent decades at four times the rate of inflation and don't get to route cause, which is massive government subsidies and allow colleges to keep raising tuitions and having the students in their parents ending upholding the bag. what biden is doing here is contradiction of the supreme court ruled several months ago and blatant way to buy votes for the november election and on all counts, political, economic, moral and it's wrong and going ahead because it's thinking a way to inwin the election. goelizabeth: u.s. treasury secretary and thinking of larry summers and new inflation report and mortgage and car loans and inflation going for 1983 and he says inflation in 2022 was not record 9% hitting that year and it was 18% and what is it now? sounds really high. >> it is. not 2-3% they're banning about now and 7 or 8%

and the reason i'm asking that question is because something is being reported by forbes, that just happened over there. and it's pretty bad. it really is. you see why it's bound then based on that story to have. it's a direct impact. the okay, now that we've set the table, let's get started. do you remember when donald trump was in the white house? and we often heard media reports from reporters and from talking heads on television, about how important it was back then for the people in the white house, the people work for mr. trump. to push back on the president pushed back. it seemed like you could not turn on your tv back then without hearing somebody saying that a trump staff or should be celebrated for taking on the president. ever even defying the president. we should celebrate those people. after i was hearing that all the time, i think you probably would say, you remember hearing that too, by the way, the right all of us, including the president of the united states, should have people around him or her us. who can tell us when we're wrong and say, look, i'm sorry, but i know you're

forbes hits the transition three right here. the trojans up 13. forbes dropped 26.t that left forbes free to have a big monster game, as she did tonight. the cardinals now await their selection to the ncaa tournament and see if this loss cost them that number. one seed. possibly get this to the trojans . and a wild scene today at the in the sec championship game. lsu versus south carolina game six players were ejected from this game. check it out. this was late in the fourth quarter. you can see there it all starts with that shove. then the benches basically clear out. you can see it was really that moment when that lsu player was heading to the bench where things kind of got out of hand here. now, in players were ejec. the gamecocks had six remaining players. lsu was left with only its five five starters to play after their two reserves were disqualified. south carolina did hold on to win 7972. both coaches reacted to the chaos afterwards. take a listen. >> do you realize there was only one foul called on each team with two minutes to play in the fourth quarter? ar

steve forbes, forbes media chairman. and editor in chief. steve, with you.. he hay recalculated old cpi with mortgage rates and car loan rates in it, we have a chart to put up. that old cpi, would have registered 18 % anonymous inflation rate last year, it would have come down. but only to 7% now, you put in credit card courts i costs it will be worse, this why people can't stand bidenomics and consumer confidence is low. >> it shows what hatches when -- happens when you live in a bubble, amazing that summers pointed out pre1983. you put that in, this is what people see. combine food, people see a couple times a week, they are still high and payments you write i've month. and you put that together, people feel the treadmill is winning, white house is oblivious to this, what is happening in the real world, and what will happen, if we don't get our house in order, we all know interest costs about up putting the economy further bind. larry: i think that is right, faulkender, white house they don't understand, they think it is so good, they don't understand why

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but usc led by nine at the half, mckenzie forbes scoring 14 in the first half. all right.aight to the fourth quarter. now cardinal down a dozen. stanford's kiki griffin how about two of her 18. and all of a sudden it's a ten point game. but forbes always had an answer for usc. her brother is mason on the saint mary's men's team. she had a game high 26. former cal coach lindsay gottlieb wins the last ever pac 12 tournament, as stanford falls 7461 selection sunday is next week, espn reports. the 40 niners will release defensive lineman eric armstead when the new nfl year begins tomorrow, espn insider adam schefter says they tried to restructure his contract, but he ultimately wanted to test the free agent market. sacramento native has played his entire nine year career with the niners, and his eight playoff sacks are second all time in franchise history. santa cruz warriors hosting rio grande valley in their annual chase center game steve kerr's son nick is their head coach, watching santos score a team high 26 points. he's on a two year, two way deal. excuse me. appeared in

and the reason i'm asking that question is because something is being reported by forbes, that just happened over there. and it's pretty bad. it really is. you see why it's bound then, based on that story to have a direct impact. the . okay, now that we've set the table, let's get started. do you remember when donald trump was in the white house? and we often heard media reports from reporters and from talking heads on television, about how important it was back then for the people in the white house, the people who work for mr. trump to push back on the president push back. it seemed like you could not turn on your tv back then without hearing somebody saying that a trump staff or should be celebrated for taking on the president. ever even define the president we should celebrate those people. actually, i was hearing that all the time. i think you probably would say you remember hearing that too, by the way, the right. all of us, including the president of the united states, should have people around him or her us. who can tell us when we're wrong and say, look, i'm sorry, but i know you're

but now forbes notes the situation is completely different. crises, did not require an injection of money from the state, and ended last year with a maximum net profit of 3,300 billion rubles. in first place in the reliability rating. sberbank. forbes calls him the absolute record holder among russian banks in terms of net profit. over the past year, more than one and a half trillion rubles. force adds that in his strategy up to twenty in its sixth year, sbern intends to move to a human-centric business model for the development of its ecosystem and expand the scope of artificial intelligence. in second place in the ranking is vtb, which last year also earned a record amount of more than 430 billion rubles. in third place is rosbank as the owner. in the regions of russia , preparations have begun for the flood; this year , almost everywhere there has been more snow than usual, so the flood will be more abundant in order to avoid congestion on the rivers. sappers blow up the ice, do everything as much as possible carefully, because there were r

and the reason i'm asking that question is because something is being reported by forbes, that just happened over there. and it's pretty bad. it really is you say why it's bound then based on that story to have a direct impact the, the okay, now that we've set the table, let's get started. do you remember when donald trump was in the white house and we often heard media reports from reporters and from talking heads on television, about how important it was back then for the people in the white house, the people who work for mr. trump, to push back on the president, pushed back. it seemed like you could not turn on your tv back then without hearing somebody saying that a trump staff or should be celebrated for taking on the president. ever even defying the president. we should celebrate those people. that's what i was hearing that all the time. i think you probably would say you remember hearing that too, by the way, the right all of us, including the president of the united states, should have people around him or her us. who can tell us when we're wrong and say, look, i'm sorry, but i know

forbes also suggests that the patriot and nasams missiles are used to shoot down russian planes. this is also facilitated by the appearance of blind spots after the loss of the a50 aircraft by russian forces. spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine. put but still, what do the armed forces of ukraine shoot down russian fighter jets, bombers and planes that conduct their own radar observation, is this some kind of secret weapon, or are they missiles for patriots and nasams, as forbes writes about it, well, these are missiles , unequivocally, that's all i can say, why everyone started paying attention to forbes. we have already said this a million times, but for some reason, forps has become such a source that everyone picked up and started to tell all about it, in general, well , there is nothing surprising, today we have certain the tools with which we get the occupier on distant approaches, and this is very, very good , even if there are few of them, even if there is a shortage of missiles for them, let's put it this way, we will not disclose certain details the

according to forbes, this is incredibly important because ukraine doesn't have many patriot launchers left in the u. s. will not be sending more any time soon. and it's not just the loss of the patriot launchers, but also the crew who'll know how to use these patriot launchers. these are the things that show that the missiles and knock them down, right? there's not a lot of ukrainians who know how to deploy these high tech. the missile systems says the article, by the way, the patriot launchers were discovered by a russian drone operator who just happened to be looking in that area. and he spotted them, ma'am. bye bye. so what the article seems to be saying is that without away the threatened rushes of missiles, the situation for ukraine is only going to get worse as. busy really, a russia establishes air superiority the story well well told and certainly worth a read is not unique. for the 1st time since this conflict began, at least as far as this reporter can tell, news reports are appearing all over the place in western media. have you noticed what's going on? i mean, i certainly

steve forbes, forbes media chairman. and editor in chief. steve, with you.mart. he hay recalculated old cpi with mortgage rates and car loan rates in it, we have a chart to put up. that old cpi, would have registered 18 % anony inflation rate last year, it would have come down. but only to 7% now, you put in credit card courts costs it will be worse, this why people can't stand bidenomics and consumer confidence is low. >> it shows what hatches when -- happens when you live in a bubble, amazing that summers pointed out pre1983. you put that in, this is what people see. combine food, people see a couple times a week, they are still high and payments you write i've month. and you put that together, people feel the treadmill is winning, white house is oblivious to this, what is happening in the real world, and what will happen, if we don't get our house in order, we all know interest costs about up putting the economy further bind. larry: i think that is right, faulkender, white house they don't understand, they think it is so good, they don't understand why bi

here's what forbes writes: in the air and on the ground the russians currently have a huge firepowere enough artillery shells. ukrainian batteries fire only 2.0 rounds per day, while russian batteries can fire anyone. agree, the fact that the industry has been rebuilt so qualitatively is a great success for putin personally, western experts emphasize, but the president really personally controls issues related to rostec and the military-industrial complex, devoting himself to personally visiting production enterprises, which is why this is how quickly russia manages to navigate the conditions of the northern military district. in just 2 years, we have acquired the latest weapons that are superior to many western analogues, primarily related to unmanned aerial vehicles and anti-drone weapons. struggle, but we are not talking only about them. when the mobilization was announced, the president separately emphasized the personal responsibility of industries and production workers for the volume and quality of products produced. as we see, this suggestion, let’s say, did not go unnoticed;

forbes came out with a story in the middle of his testimony saying the exact same thing.sible prison sentence of several months. he's going to be out until his sentencing on april 13th, and really this is kind of the last chapter t is presumed, for weisselberg because today's plea agreement does not include a cooperation agreement. we should not expect him back on the stand. there's no indication he's on anybody's witness list on the upcoming criminal trial involving those hush money payments in the former president's, manhattan district attorney identifies. this might be the end of it, the purpose perhaps for the district attorney's office according to a number of legal analysts we've spoken to, is a little bit of a reminder for folks that might testify at that trial that they are paying attention and are paying attention to whether or not people will be testifying truthfully. >> and tom, meanwhile, we have breaking news in another big story we've been following, a massachusetts air national guardsman accused of leaking thousands of classified documents is in court today

forbes' brother, mason, played for st. mary's loved it. and an mvp play. women of troy win their first conference tournament title in a decade. 74-61. sc goes to the big ten next year. stanford to the acc. >>> staly and her top ranked south carolina team. it got heated with lsu in the sec championship game towards the end of the game. camilla cardoso, they started something. in fact we circle johnson's brother who jumps out of his seat, come down, jump over the scorers table in defense. six players were ejected for leaving the bench. the game was delayed for 20 minutes. south carolina won the game 79-72. and remain the only unbeaten team in all of division i basketball men or women. >>> if it is iowa basketball, it's caitlin clark. she rallied the hawkeyes to force overtime over nebraska. clark took over. oh the stepback three. scoring 30 out of her 34 points after half time. and third ranked iowa won it 94-89, the hawkeyes third straight big ten tournament championship. >>> nfl free agency begins tomorrow. but brock purdy is under contract, off the field.

ukrainian formations are unable to do anything to oppose russian adjustable aerial bombs, cabs, forbesagazine reports. the american publication calls them miracle weapons ; it reminds us that just a few days of their use and the defense of avdiivka - one of the most fortified strongholds in the ssu. ukraine’s retaliatory attempt to bring the expensive western air defense system closer to the line of combat contact only led to the loss of american launchers, patriot admits forbes. now kiev's hopes are tied to the arrival of the f-16 fighters promised by the west. there is no such way under any circumstances circumstances that would allow ukraine to win. there is no real option, nothing magical about the f-16. or, if the government does not hurry up with orders, the production of taurus will have to be suspended, allegedly threatening german jobs. the spanish elpois takes a different point of view, writes. the ukrainian conflict caused final damage to the german economy, putting it on the brink of the abyss. in this situation, many german citizens are calling for money to be spent on soc

so i'm assuming that trump probably lied about his cash flow when forbes reported that a year ago so basically, it takes a lot of properties. this is 90% of his new york real estate holdings. it's his seven largest holdings, and it's a game plan for letitia james to act without to cut him out of the deal and just focus on getting the money for new york state's and put him on the defensive for the first time instead of the offensive, i'm having not even laughing, but having flashbacks to an all my properties were mortgaged on the board of monopoly. and how badly that felt. all right. so there's another thing that could come into play here, and that's bankruptcy and stephanie and ryan, i want to ask you about that. first, ryan in a debate, hillary clinton trump declared bankruptcy six times. washington post fact-checker found that to be true. >> so this >> is something he has had no problem doing in the past. and in fact, i don't know what bankruptcy really means when you still get to live the life that he continued to leave, even when quote, unquote, bankrupt. so i want to ask stephan

forbes estimates his there. why not approach them and say, listen, we would like you to be ready on march 25th when we officially take seize the assets, because he hasn't paid his bond to make us an offer to create a contract that says contingent upon the appellate court, not overturning the ruling, which is, by the way, pretty unlikely since it's a fairly bulletproof and well considered judgment. we would. what will you pay us for trump's share of the equity? because as long as you pay this game of trump, if like he's in control, he's going to try to provide the financials or not, he's going to contest and drag his heels every step of the way. maybe it's time that letitia james, who i think is probably the most, you know, the strongest prosecutor trump has ever faced in his life that she turns the tables on him and negotiates around him directly with the groups that could pay the money for the bond that needs to be enforced. >> be interesting to see if, in fact, she took that route. as we look at all of this, r

ukraine is only a few, this is forbes about the same factories, but not only about them. here's what forbes writes: in the air and on the ground, the russians currently have enormous power. property firepower . they have enough artillery shells. ukrainian batteries produce only 2.0 rounds per day, while russian batteries can fire 10,000 times every day. the countries of the nato bloc have something to fear. russia has increased the production of shells 17 times. increased the production of armored vehicles and tanks by 4.5 to six times. thousands of new types of weapons are being supplied to the troops. in russia , the productivity of factories has increased sharply; they work around the clock, and this, of course, frightens the west. well, you must agree that the fact that the industry has been rebuilt so qualitatively is a great success for putin personally, they emphasize western experts, but the president really personally controls issues related to rostec and the military-industrial complex, devoting himself to personally visiting production enterprises, which is why

forbes estimates his there. why not approach them and say, listen, we would like you to be ready on march 25th when we officially take seize the assets, because he hasn't paid his bond to make us an offer to create a contract that says continue agent upon the appellate court, not overturning the ruling, which is, by the way, pretty unlikely since it's a fairly bulletproof and well considered judgment. we would what will you pay us for trump's share of the equity? because as long as you pay this game of trump, if, like he's in control, he's going to try to provide the financials or not, he is going to contest and drag his heels every step of the way. maybe it's time that letitia james, who i think is probably the most, you know, the strongest prosecutor trump has ever faced in his life, that she turns the tables on him and negotiates around him directly with the groups that could pay the money for the bond that needs to be enforced. >> it'll be interesting to see if, in fact, she took that route as we look at all

this is forbes about the same factories, but not only about them.e's something else forbes writes: in the air and on the ground, the russians currently have a huge firepower advantage. they have enough artillery shells. ukrainian batteries fire only 2.0 rounds per day, while russian batteries can fire 10,000 times every day. the countries of the nato bloc have something to fear, and russia has increased the production of shells by 17 times, increased the production of brooding equipment there too. six times, thousands of new types of weapons are being supplied to the troops, in russia the productivity of factories has increased sharply, they work around the clock, and the west - this of course frightens, well, you must agree that the fact that the industry has been rebuilt so qualitatively is a great success for putin personally, western experts emphasize, but the president really personally controls issues related to rostec and the military-industrial complex, devoting himself to personally visiting production enterprises, which is why russia is so

i found that story and forbes this weekend. fascinating. it does seem to me to be something which is significant and is worthy of a story. tell us why, you know, they call us old. they're a dramatic, reviewed ational damage which, you know, thought to offer and last name, ballast, and exaggerated like the military machines kind of being. yeah. and what is your plan? obviously you old $1.01 to $2.00 weapons systems being just kind of give you a customer on the for us to bait dropped. our system in gaming is most of the bar to which is already done and all can pro machine, so to speak, have been discharge on the march or in the march last year except a year ago. some of them are usually the much or is there are some what is called a air force and i was looking at the air force, especially on the sound forces, or you can see the stuff that the number of those i have different systems which have been the biased as the best in the world. better not simply wipe out being the maxims or be the printer or if it makes small do for those systems. i'm

elizabeth: look who is back with us, for forbes media chair, steve forbes, how serious do you think thatrica? "new york times" joining "washington post" saying that u.s. does face significant power blackouts because a power grid is under historic pressure per biden's electric car push. and solar panel factories and more. >> this has been a story for years, which this administration and the climate extremists have ignored, the power grid is under pressure, when they have to take energy from so-called return of energy sources that degrades the grid, they live out hume demand for -- huge demand for technology, the cloud today uses twice as much energy, than entire nation of japan. they have a huge appetite the data centers, they are mushrooming thanks to a.i. and other things, this will lead to, we'll take the lid off of producing natural gas, that is a clean energy, and also nuclear power, they call -- small module reactors, solutions at hand we just need a government that en encourages energy production rather than throttling it. elizabeth: electric utilities need so much more power in 5

he's the director of research at forbes crypto and he also interviewed sam bankman—fried last year inng us. a prison sentence was all the guaranteed and the question was how long. we surprised by the 25 years? i was not terribly surprised. statutory guidelines adjusted a century or more which seemed ludicrous at the time. the prosecutors were looking for 40-15 prosecutors were looking for 40—15 years which is not quite a life sentence but pretty close in this case. 25 years seems to be what the prevailing expectation was before all of this happened and again takes into account, not to forgive the nominee of the crimes, but he is still relatively young, he is still relatively young, he has no prior convictions or history of bad behaviour, and at this point he will have to serve 85% of the sentence, he is going to get out in his 50s and maybe then he will be able to be a productive member of society. 25—30 years seems to be what most of the community expected. be what most of the community exected. ., �* ~ expected. you've interviewed mr bankman-fried. _ expected. you've interviewed mr

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and you know what experts agree with that because forbes said just last year that it was only worth $52 million. and this falls in line with something that a lot of critics of donald trump has said have said that he inflates the prices or the values of his properties and certainly in this case when it comes to the trip, the triplex forbes certainly agrees with that. >> that's around a $300 million. >> it's just a just a little >> bit different, just a little bit. all right. take us through park avenue. what does that one look? yeah. all right. so let's stay on the island of manhattan or write even within trump's own valuation sometimes these values can differ a little bit. all right, so this is the park avenue vout the trump org sensation 2020 put out a statement that said that this was worth nearly 136 million. again, a lot of money, but the trump organization received an appraisal back in 2020 that same year that it was only worth $84.5 million so this again goes to the idea that donald trump's organization or he himself puts out values to the public of how much these properties are w

dropped, it is curious that at about the same time a text about russian air bombs was published in forbes that western publications received a kind of order, a training manual to work out the topic of why ukraine is retreating right now, the failures of the armed forces of ukraine are now explained by the power of russian engineering, which not only could adapt to modern combat operations, but put on the assembly line the very modules that provide group air strikes against any fortifications of the ukrainian armed forces. we accept jobs and read the map, from the map we make sure that all organs. after the position, we launch, check all the systems, after that it’s normal, we got off in an anti-missile manner, first we fly at low altitude, then we perform a sub. was large, we are carrying out bombing and anti-missile defense, the russian army is squeezing ukrainian armed forces fighters out of the donetsk region, after their release , the ukrainian command stated that the russian aerospace forces began to operate many times more efficiently thanks to new weapons. cab stands for adjustable

so i'm assuming that trump probably lied about his cash flow when forbes reported that a year ago. so basically, it takes a lot of properties. this is 90% of his new york real estate holdings. it's his seven largest holdings. and it's a game plan for letitia james to act without trump to cut him out of the deal and just focus on getting the money for new the york state's and put him on the defensive for the first time instead of the offensive, i'm having died even laughing, but having flashbacks to an all my properties were mortgaged on the board of monopoly and how badly that felt. all right. so there's another thing that could come into play here, and that's bankruptcy and stephanie and ryan, i want to ask you about that first, ryan in a debate, hillary clinton had said trump sorry, bankruptcy six times. washington post fact-checker found that to be true. so this is something he has had no problem doing in the past and in fact, i don't know what bankruptcy really means when you still get to live the life that he continued to leave, even when quote-unquote bankrupt so i want to ha

for sam bankman—fried, a crypto exchange founder and mogul in the industry who graced the cover of forbesappeared on stage with tony blair and bill clinton. american football player, tom brady, and supermodel, gisele bundchen, starred in his company's ads. he spoke in front of congress as a leader in the burgeoning crypto industry. he founded the cryptocurrency, exchange fdx, where customers traded their dollars and pounds for cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. when the exchange collapsed in november 2022, he assured customers their money was safe. but it turns out his entire business was built on lies. a jury convicted him here in this courthouse in november, of fraud and conspiracy charges after five hours of deliberations — a nod to the strength of the government's case. nowjudge lewis kaplan has sentenced him to 25 years in prison, saying bankman—fried knew his actions were wrong and criminal, and that he made a bad bet that he would not get caught. judge kaplan said the losses to ftx customers, investors and lenders totalled more than $11 billion. bankruptcy proceedings have been able to

it's no surprise that forbes ranked indiana as the number one state in america to start a business. [applause]■' $150 billion. our private-sector employment is up by 200,000 to the an all-time high while our unemployment roles remain at historic lows. our population is growing faster than every state we've ordered. we've paid $4.5 billion in debt, returned $1.5 billion to the taxpayers all while maintaining prudent reserves to keep our triple a state rating. [applause] obviously ladies and gentlemen i don't need to tell you but i'm proud the state of our state indiana is strong. [applause] consider the recognition indiana received last year when we were one of only 3 states out of all 50 that ran the table to win all three big federal electronics, electronic hubs and biotech manufacturing hub. each will result in millions of nd thousands disproportionately forjobs to america's related manufacturing and our reshoring strategy. [applause] >> consider the jaw-dropping $28.7 billion in committed capital investment last year which brought indiana over $15 billion in just the last two yea

for sam bankman—fried, a crypto exchange founder and mogul in the industry who graced the cover of forbesd appeared on stage with tony blair and bill clinton. american football player, tom brady, and supermodel gisele bundchen starred in his company's ads. he spoke in front of congress as a leader in the burgeoning crypto industry. he founded the cryptocurrency exchange fdx, where customers traded their dollars and pounds for cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. when the exchange collapsed in november 2022, he assured customers their money was safe. but it turns out the entire business was built on lies. conspiracy charges was filed after five hours of consideration. now afterfive hours of consideration. nowjudge lewis kaplan has sentenced him to 25 years in prison saying sam bankman—fried you his actions were wrong and criminal and that he made a bad bet that he would not get caught. judge lewis kaplan said the losses to ftx customers, investors and lenders totalled more than $11 billion. bankruptcy proceedings have been able to claw back much of the money but the judge said that does not abso

it's no surprise that forbes ranked indiana as the number one state in america to start a business. [applause] $150 billion. our private-sector employment is up by 200,000 to the an all-time high while our unemployment roles remain at historic lows. our population is growing faster than every state we've ordered. we've paid $4.5 billion in debt, returned $1.5 billion to the taxpayers all while maintaining prudent reserves to keep our triple a state credit rating. [applause] obviously ladies and gentlemen i don't need to tell you but i'm proud the state of our state indiana is strong. [applause] consider the recognition indiana received last year when we were one of only 3 states out of all 50 that ran the table to win all three big federal partnerships, electronics, electronic hubs and biotech manufacturing hub. each will result in millions of new investments and thousands with good, high-paying jobs to benefit disproportionately for america's related manufacturing and our reshoring strategy. [applause] >> consider the jaw-dropping $28.7 billion in committed capital investment last