he worked with david jeff in. he brings on this real world activists experience and education to the pd. when he got involved with goal, he kind of re-the curriculum. it's very impressive. we do not go in to do training with cops and go over -- we do not spend a lot of times on the definitions. we do not spend a lot of time on the history. we really do two things. i think that we want people to take away from it is one, we give them a little bit of our personal coming out stories. we are cops training cops. they can see that all these issues have affected the people that are standing in front of them, giving them a block of instructions. you have someone like anna who was taken out of her house in high school for being a lesbian. she put herself through high school. her mother would not give her financial aid paperwork for college. she put herself through college. she took the police test. she was a police cadet. she is now a new york city police sergeant. you give a cop a story about you that hey, listen, i went

. - [jeff] for john, david, and myself, this place has always been at the top. - you know, it's just ne of those times where you're just like, "wow." absolutelyeautiful. - [jeff] we've all dreamt of coming here with our cameras to capture the landscapes we've admired for years. - start to drive down and near the side, and you have the feeling you're gonna get swallowed by the mountain, it's amazing.

joining us now to discuss is mainstay capital management founder and ceo and chief is jeff -- david kudlagreat to have you with us. we continue to hear about this disconnect between the real world and the markets. how long are we expected to continue seeing this, and what advice do you want it comes to evaluations? david: it is interesting. when we turned on the tv or we hear the news on social media, we see what is happening in the lottry here, and it's a like what we have seen in hong kong over the past year with the riots that are going on in 140 cities across the u.s., 44,000 people arrested. we now have 29 states have called the international guard, 40 cities have implemented curfews, and it is almost as if it is ignored by the stockmarkets, because the u.s. stock have continued to advance in spite of it. when we talk about that disconnect between wall street and main street, we are seeing it once again. but as we've talked about on this show, and really for months, it's a lot of it is about the fed and central banks around the world that have added and continue to add so much stimul

southern district of new york, david kelly led that office, a position once also held by rudy giuliani, james comey, preet bharara, as well as now on the lower right jefferman two, like david, is a former u.s. attorney for sdny. i should mention, my former boss-in-law. good to see you. >> nice to see you, ari. >> we have discussed this office and mr. berman before. we discussed the ousting of preet bharara and here we are again, discuss thing regarding mr. berman. first, have you had any communication with him recently? >> i haven't. i have not, not since this happened, no. >> when is the last time you did have communication? >> oh, i don't know, sometime in the last -- probably right before the pandemic. >> yeah. so you guys talk. you know him. and i hope you don't mind me starting the interview out like a deposition. that's what you taught me. >> i haven't been in a deposition lately, so fire away. >> so unlike most americans, you do have contact with her we amr, you ran that office. on a skalt cale of zero to ten scandal off the level, how do you view based on what's happened with the public information. >> somewhere between 10 and 12. the best case

the pentagon refusal to grant its contract, saying president trump has a political enemy in jeff bezos. davidened inappropriately in the allocation of that contract and he was outspoken about microsoft at the time. at the same time, the contracts are large. are they material to these companies? amazon and microsoft are huge companies. kailey: it is a fair point. $10 billion is a large number, but it is relative. even when it is not talking about government contracts, tech regulation has been brought to the forefront in the last couple of weeks, not just related to microsoft but also amazon and the eu, and yesterday joe biden, the democrat, coming after facebook and its policies saying it it's not doing enough to police the content on its policies. it is not just from president trump. big tex scrutiny is a bipartisan narrative at this point. david: thank you for that report on microsoft. power"up on "balance of we will talk to katherine baicker who has a new study about how we all feel about our health care system in the wake of the pandemic. that is coming up on "balance of power" on bloomber

david: yeah, i will be glad to pay, jeff.ring you're risking your life, driving doing a report at the same time. go ahead. >> we all talk and drive at same time. we can certainly do that i have to get my credit card. >> $3.81. reporter: i stick that in there so i don't have to touch anything. see that? never used to have this. reporter: what are you doing? reporter: talking to people on tv. pick it up there, right? pick up there? right. got it. leave you with a picture. not exciting to watch me buy something at the drive-thru. a picture of kelsey baller reason any who you may know, country music star. put it in on instagram. she goes through every week to chik-fil-a. they have a weekly date. she does her chicken and waffle fries are pretty good on chik-fil-a. i'm waiting for my biscuit. david: what the folks watching, may noll realize, jeff, you do five hits an hour for various fox affiliates, fox news, et cetera. you are probably have a pile of these breakfast on the passenger side. are you going out to sell them or to try t

david agus. thank you very much. jeff? >>> former vice president joe biden says he will do everything in his power to make sure americans wear masks in public if he were elected president. the presumptive nominee is heighting another difference between him and president trump as biden's poll numbers surge especially in key battleground states. ed o'keefe has the latest. >>> good afternoon, everyone -- >> reporter: he's not campaigning much, but it doesn't seem to matter. joe biden is leading president trump in several key battleground states. poll after poll after poll show biden leads in places like georgia and north carolina, even narrowly in ruby red, texas. biden is pulling ahead as voters continue to disapprove of the president's handling of the pandemic. >> amazingly, he still hasn't grasped the most basic fact of this crisis -- to fix the economy, we have to get control over the virus. and his job isn't to whine about it. his job is to do something about it, to lead. >> reporter: biden continues to search for his ru

soon pretty will be just on adams or abigail or jeff with the adams or entire adams family. davidthis is still open for discussion and the congress has passed a bill making it possible. and the president has signed the bill. now at work out location. we become part of the group was trying to see this happen. it has to be location in keeping with the importance principally disgrace. there is no monument, no stature nothing of john adams in my opinion the opinion of others, except for george washington. as the most important american the time. but if you to know what i think it should be read i think it should not be another marble tomb or something like that's. i don't think it should try to rival either the washington monument of the lincoln memorial the jefferson memorial and skill. i cannot be 18th century skill. noises should be modest in size. the name promoting is mistaken, the idea that it will be adams library american letters. it will be a library open to visitors in a garden. and some more as idea of was a library in the garden. john adams thought that to read i know you

jeff, what else are we learning about this? >> reporter: well, good morning, gayle. davidny and many others are aware of george floyd and derek chauvin working at the same time. derek chauvin worked outside on detail and george floyd worked inside. penny also worked on night detail. he said the two butted heads and he described chauvin, in his words, aggressive toward minority customers. penny tells me the manager of the club would hand out paychecks to the security staff on the inside, people like george floyd. it was then their job to then pay the outside staff, people like derek chauvin. and on one occasion, according to david penny and another person we talked to, chauvin took issue with how much he was being paid and blamed george floyd, who had handed him the check. >> all right. so they had a beef in your view, at least one time over money. >> exactly. but it's not george's responsibility the way he receives his pay, for one. that's the manager's job from the club. >> reporter: but derek took it out on george? >> exactly. that's what i understand. at the time, yes.

making a bigger push into things like space, given the passion i think around space of jeff bezos, much like yelon musk. davideally -- people want to paint it as a real rivalry is it musk and bezos >> i would say yes, because they're both focused on very similar parts of the space market, and that's whether you're talking about spacex with elon musk or talking about blue origin with jeff bezos or to a certain extent, given this news and the fact that it's building out its own satellite constellation amazon, too. >> all right >>> later on, don't miss the cnbc special report "supermarket shock: crisis in america's food supply." premieres tonight at 10:00 eastern, and that of course is right here on cnbc >>> after the break, the first latino ceo in nhl history, the new head of the arizona coyotes joins us on major step for diversity in pro hockey and the nhl's plans for restart. that's coming up next. stay with us >>> our next guest was just named the ceo of the nhl coyo s coyotes. javier, welcome and congratulations. >> thank you for having me, i'm very excited to be here. >> hockey is a fascinating case study

david, good weekend. i'll let you get that call see you monday morgan, things like elon musk tweet about jeff bezos yesterdayd of get lost in this news flow >> it totally does the whole debate where social media and big tech are concerned in terms of this idea of con tent policonten policing versus censorship the powe kus continues to be on these reopening efforts. you have comcast, which is our parent company opening their universal park today six flags reopening an new york city, which has been the epicenter of this outbreak in the u.s. starting phase one come monday john >> morgan, carl, you mention elon musk tweeting about breaking up amazon i can't help but think when elon takes on bezos, they're competitors in space >> yes >> thaut's an interesting backdr backdrop it's not like he's completely impartial. >> it was a big week for space too. >> driverless. >> guys, have a great weekend. 3200 let's get to the judge >>> carl, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." good to have everybody with us today. our top story, the jobs stunner. the stock surge, the dow toing 27,000 the nasdaq trading above

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david cicilline has called apple store thieves highway robbery and has taken social media to task on misinformation. he has repeatedly compelled testimony from jeffnd is the chair of the house subcommittee on antitrust, spearheading an investigation into big tech. the congressman joins us now from rhode island. thank you so much for joining us. talk to us about the latest -- where do things stand right now? rep. cicilline: our investigations began about a year ago and we are now entering the final phase. we've had six hearings, roundtables, reviewing lots of documents. planning now for the final hearings and we are set to hear from the ceo and conclude the investigation with a written report about findings with the marketplaces and recommendations. emily: let's talk about the ceos and their willingness to testify. as we understand it, facebook, google, amazon have all said therir ceos are willing to testify but only in a joint hearing with each other. apple has made no promises about tim cook. where do things stand right now? saidcicilline: i throughout this investigation, it is really impossible to imagine completing this investigation without h

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jeff bezos is trying to copy him. charles: they say that's the greatest form of flattery. jackie, thank you very much. i want to bring in bellpoint chief market strategist davidppening here and here's something that's intriguing. i find people say golly, i wish i had that stock when you hear the takeover and the company being acquired, the shares are up but what's been working really big-time are the acquiring companies more often than not, those stocks are up, too, and they go on a nice long six-month, one-year, multi-year rally. that being said, what are some of the big news items, some of the big deals you have seen that may be worth chasing? >> jackie just talked about one right now. lululemon. the fact the shares are up as much as they are is pretty telling at this point. granted, there's no arbitrage opportunity, you can't buy with a private company but wall street is sending a clear message this is the right kind of acquisition. it's certainly a good fit. i'm a lulu fan. during the pandemic i built my home gym like so many of you out there have done with rubber bands, peloton bikes and other things like that. this is a smart fit for lulu. i would expec

david, he is, you know, he's a great american. >> great american. >> great american. >> i assume he still resides in the 50 states. >> can't you find him? you can find him >> people want to hear from jeffle really want to hear from him. probably prefer to hear from the man who is running at&t right now. stock that is only down about 3% right now. down 24% for the year. jim, let's sort of reset things here with the s&p hanging on at roughly 29.70 or so. >> am i bringing up 3m, which is, once again, issuing a release. saying things are worse than we thought and 3m is, this is no recovery david, no recovery what have we got here? total sales for may declined 20% year on year i think that's negative. organic local currency sales declined 21% again, i think that's suboptimal you may disagree 28% decline for transportation electronics. again, david, i find that not what i want if i was running that conglomerate. >> no. is there anything you take away from this on 3m that has a broader application? >> it's gdp. i mean, mike romans is a good executive, but the isis what happens. this is the gdp that we're faced with not just the china outbreak. it has to do, david, with the fact that there is