i think bernie very clearly saw that.en recognizes that bernie was probably right about that, hence the corporate tax increases, hence the discussions now about very large tax increases on the rich and the upper class in the united states. i think that's a factor. the second thing i would say about bernie that's important to keep in mind is if you look at historically there was a presidential candidate by the name of norman thomas who ran five times for the american presidency. he was once asked at the end of his life in the 1960s what was the greatest accomplishment of his career. and he said the intellectual theft of all my ideas by the democratic party. i think you can say very much the same thing about bernie sanders. >> solid. i'm curious, as you lay it all out because i'm thinking about what you are saying. with the possible analysis of this segment, what do you say to people around bernie sanders who say, well, if all this is true, why doesn't he get nearly enough credit for it? >> well, i think one of the things i

leroy bernie, dr.es crabtree, associate dean of the university of pittsburgh, graduate school of public health. dr. dorland davis, in charge of research of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, united states public health services. dr. george f. lowe, secretary and general manager of the american medical association. ail silent innovatered was produced by roger wolf, directed by jack simon, script research by rose marie scorp and kay mcdonough. the silent innovator is a public service by the westinghouse broadcasting company in cooperation with the american medical association. the public health service of the u.s. department of health education and welfare and the university of pittsburgh health center. >>> weeknight this is month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, we look at crime and forensics. bruce goldfarb author of 18 tiny deaths, the untold story of the mention of modern forensic shows us severa

bernie, surgeon general of the united states public health service. dr. bernie, i imagine you and your staff have been gathering a tremendous amount of material on asian flu. it seems to me everyone i know has talked about influenza, but i don't think anyone really knows what it is. >> carl, it's one of the upper respiratory infections, something like a cold, only it's caused by flu virus, and the difference between the asian influenza and the influenza that we've been having all of these past few years, is that this strain began in -- the strain of the virus began in hong kong and spread from hong kong to the rest of the world including the united states. >> well, every year influenza is a problem in our communities, i'm sure it is in yours, too. why are we suddenly so all concerned about it now? >> well, that's a very good question. we are concerned because in the other countries in which it's appeared, and even in the outbreaks that we've had so far in this country, the attack rate has been 15% to 20% of the population. and this attack rate occurs in a

bernie sanders is over on the left. "punch bowl" is coming out this morning. >> kasie, news to you and news to a lot of people. i hope nobody is watching that will steal this news. i'll tell you because we go out soon. elizabeth mcdonough, the senate parlimentarian will rule today on if the fast track budget

now bernie made off the architect of a ponzi scheme that scammed investors out of billions of dollars has died in prison at the age of $82.00 the former chairman of the nasdaq stock exchange reportedly died of natural causes he had been suffering from chronic kidney failure here's a look back at one of the most notorious wolves of wall street bernie madoff better known as bernie was so disliked at the time of his trial that he had to wear a bulletproof vest to court every day. the man behind the largest known ponzi scheme in history wiped out people's fortunes ruined charities and foundations he defrauded thousands including a host of big name movie stars and even the new york mets baseball team. for decades madoff enjoyed an image as a self-made financial guru whose golden touch defied markets operating out of these downtown new york offices he attracted a devoted following of investment clients who trusted him completely he was brilliant at convincing people his schemes was safe but his regulatory environment it's virtually impossible to avoid it. but this is something that the publ

all right appreciate that thanks very much indeed for giving us that info about bernie bernie madoff died aged 82 in a u.s. federal prison thanks very much impact. china has described recent military exercises near taiwan as combat drills just as an unofficial u.s. delegation arrives in taipei president joe biden sent a former senator and 2 former deputy secretaries of state to taiwan to meet its leaders the visit comes a day after taiwan launched a new watch and while monday $25.00 chinese fighter jets and bombers entered taiwan says space in what type 8 says is the biggest incursion yet. the chinese government has condemned the visit has warned washington to stop sending what it calls wrong signals about taiwanese independence. china firmly opposes any type of official contacts between the us and taiwan this is china's clear and consistent position we urge the u.s. to truly observe the one china principle cautiously deal with issues related to taiwan and not send any wrong signals to taiwan separatist forces that's in order to avoid further damaging u.s. china relations and to pres

ruth madoff was bernie's high school sweetheart. the books. >> did you see nothing, ruth >> nothing absolutely nothing >> reporter: their sons mark and andrew ran the trading business. they too insisted they didn't know but for mark the older son the suspicion alone was too much >> the body of mark madoff was found at his new york city apartment this morning exactly two years after his father was arrested in a massive swindle. >> reporter: just 46 years old mark madoff became the third suicide linked to his father's fraud. four years later in 2014 younger son andrew died after a long battle with cancer maintaining his innocence till the end having refused to speak a word to his father since he and his brother turned him in. >> my father what he did was awful and affected the lives of so many people, stole peoples dreams and futures and us among them. and i'll never forgive him for that >> reporter: to the end in letters from prison madoff defended his family even his younger brother peter who also went to prison for falsifying recor

. >>> plus, bernie madoff dead at 82, the helpers behind the vaccine bots, and how americans are spending their stimulus checks >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening, the police officer who killed dante unte wh is in jail tonight, arrested and charged with second degree manslaughter this is kim potter wearing an orange jumpsuit now instead of a uniform. potter's arrest comes just three days after she shot daunte wright during a traffic stop for expired tags in the minneapolis suburb of brooklyn center. tase him, tase him, tase him i just shot him. >> according to the police chief who has since resigned, potter thought she was firing her taser but drew her gun instead by mistake. we learned today from the prosecutor that potter's taser is yellow with a black grip and was holstered on her left side while her black handgun was on the right. so in order to draw her taser, she would have had to use her left hand, but as you can see here she shot and killed wright with her gun in her right hand we've seen three straight days and nights

bernie madoff better known as bernie was so disliked at the time of his trial that he had to wear a bulletproof vest to court every day. the man behind the largest known ponzi scheme in history wiped out people's fortunes ruined charities and foundations he defrauded thousands including a host of big name movie stars and even the new york mets baseball team for decades madoff enjoyed an image as a self-made financial guru whose golden touch defied markets operating out of these downtown new york offices he attracted a devoted following of investment clients who trusted him completely he was brilliant at convincing people his schemes was safe. regulatory it's virtually impossible to. win this is something that the public really doesn't. if you read things in the newspaper. violate the rule is that you know they're always doing this. it's impossible to go in for a violation go and so. 'd period of. those words eventually caught up with bernie his investment advisory business was exposed as a fraud in 2008 and in march 2009 madoff pleaded guilty and was convicted on 11 counts for crimes that spann

we're back here with senator bernie sanders.n you have a 50-50 split? every senator's vote is so important. and on the democratic caucus, you've got the range from bernie sanders to joe manchin. what's it like to balance all those voices? >> it is not easy. and i don't envy ch chuck schumr his job because he has to do the balancing, and he does a good job at it. but at the end of the day, stephen, i think all of the 50 members of the democratic caucus understand that we cannot fail, that the problems facing this country are so severe, that we are going to have to come together. crgue otry one of the members, not only manchin and me, but everybody else. they have different points of view, different priorities. but at the end of the day there is an understanding that it is absolutely imperative that, "a," that biden succeeds. "b" that we retain control over the house and the senate, and we're not going to do that e psgnificant legislation. so there are a lot of differences, a lot of fighting, but at the end of the day that is what

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remember, shipping is always free. >>> bernie madoff, >>> bernie madoff, the architect of the largest today in prison he was 82. madoff's rise to the upper echelons of wall street caused the ripples of his downfall to reach far and wide, billions of dollars gone and countless of lives destroyed. here's cnbc's scott cohn. >> for more than 50 years he was famous on wall street, a big money manager, founder of his firm at age 22. >> the basic concept of wall street which sometimes the regulators lose sight of, as do the academics, is it's a for profit enterprise. >> reporter: he became chairman of the nasdaq, an authority on regulation. >> no one's going to run a benefit for wall street, so whenever i go down to washington and meet with the s.e.c. and complain to them that the industry is either over regulated or the burdens are too great, they all start to roll their eyes. >> reporter: but in december 2008. >> if you work on a trading desk, stop what you're doing for a second. >> reporter: bernard madoff became a household name. >> the fbi arrested him this morning after he told senior

he often calls amazon the bernie sanders of employers by which he means you know it's a progressive workplace and they actually deliver a progressive workplace so they're different from sanders at sanders you know is all talk no action and he mentioned that amazon workers have health care and that they have a $15.00 minimum wage and so he really seems to be bernie sanders his visit to bessemer that set off this sort of meltdown that if these tweets had come out maybe even $29000.00 like i don't know if they would be getting as much tension as they are right at this exact moment people are kind of looking at these now with sort of new eyes before pandemic the thought of the worker at amazon was maybe not as center stage as they are now i think that is probably the big difference now also the unionizing effort i mean like that just brings another layer of like attention to them i can't think of a better example of a no go. when it was on it's done and the folks in the contract tell me is that they didn't actually do this they would never of signed off on it there's someone at the exec

and when democratic senator bernie sanders tweeted his support for the unionizing effort the company took the gloves off on twitter usually amazon's twitter game is measured carefully conduct not just. dave clark who is the c.e.o. of worldwide consumer at amazon he started tweeting in response to news that bernie sanders was going to visit best summer to support the workers he often calls amazon the bernie sanders of employers by which he means you know it's a progressive workplace and they actually deliver a progressive workplace so they're different from sanders at sanders you know it's all talk no action and he mentioned that amazon workers have health care and that they have a $15.00 minimum wage and so he really seems to be bernie sanders his visit to bessemer that set off this sort of meltdown that if these tweets had come out maybe even 29000 like i don't know if they would be getting as much tension as they are right at this exact moment people are kind of looking at these now with sort of new eyes before pandemic the thought of the worker at amazon. i was maybe not as center

it's all on the table with senator bernie sanders. my conversation with him ahead. >>> then, race in america and the trial of derek chauvin, professor, author, and activist dr. cornell west is here. when there's a complex problem, people turn to her. her latest essay in "the atlantic," "the fourth surge is upon us," this time it's different. i'll ask her why. good evening. i'm mehdi hasan. the steel industry was once so important to birmingham, alabama, that the suburb now at the heart of the amazon union fight is named after henry bessemer. the man who invented the way steel was made. the city of bessemer, alabama, thrived until steel jobs until, well, it didn't. until the plant closed and all those jobs moved out or were shipped overseas mostly to china. today the biggest employer in town is a small mom and pop retailer called amazon. what is essentially a warehouse to, quote, fulfill orders for the internet giant. and where any day now, history could be made if the bessemer location votes in favor of negotiating to form a union, wh

bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> i'm back with senator bernie sanders of vermont.infrastructure. last night i had a conversation with stephanie kehl ton home -- kelton. let me share what she said about this. >> i believe that $2 trillion isn't enough to deal with the various challenges, the problems that we face in this economy. i'd like to see democrats go much bigger but recognizing that you've got to be very careful when you manage the so-called force. how do you spend in an economy moving closer to full employment. >> your thoughts? it's a lot of money. how do we pay for it? >> well, it is a lot of money, but when you have massive lempgs of income and wealth inequality, when you have people like jeff bez zos, elon musk, two people owning more than the bottom half of society. when you have dozens and dozens of corporations not paying a nickell of income tax. when you have an effective income tax rate, you can raise money by having a progressive tax system. but most importantly, and i think what stephanie was saying, is that when we talk about infrastructure, of

bernie made off-- madoff dies in prison at the age of 82. the man whose name came to mean ponzi scheme was serving time for swindling thousands of people out of millions of dollars. and the latest in france on the covid pandemic. 297 people have lost their lives over the past 24 hours. there were 43,500 new cases and 6000 people are in the icu with covid-19. thank you for being with us. joe biden has been outlining the timetable for the pullout of u.s. troops from afghanistan. he has confirmed that may 1 will signal the start of the process, which he says will be completed by the anniversary of the 2001 terror attack's, september 11. he said that the mission is complete. he says the reasons for staying are increasingly unclear, and the news is being digested in washington and in kabul. we have analysis of president biden's words. the mission accomplished, he says, includes killing some of bin laden and stemming to terror attack for the others say this has not been fully accomplished at all. the taliban is said to be considering their next mo

this is bernie madoff.>> neil: it's reputation. >> yeah, they don't know about investing, those folks. they were relying on brokers that were banking on madoff not swindling because of what he was. his son-in-law was -- worked at the sec. if you thought about it, you would put your hands, could this guy be lying to everybody? a lot of people thought engaging in insider trading. he was so placid and calm. what i found fascinating about him and i did a bunch of stuff on foxbusiness.com and multiple hits with you about him, just how he was somewhat contemptible of his victims. it was like he didn't care. i mean, it was -- he had this air about him that you know what happened. i'm sorry. they got some of their money back. it was like -- in order -- >> neil: by the way, if we didn't have the financial melt down, this wouldn't have been discovered. it was piling on each other and paying off current investigators with prior investors. >> that's when a ponzi scheme is. >> neil: exactly. >> that's what people call b

i thought bernie was going to win this time around. back in 2013 i say to get beat hillary clinton back when ever they thought it was nuts he was pulling at 1%. he closed a 60-point lead and almost beat her into thousand 16 per diaper felt pretty good about that he did not ultimately pull it out with those i held a prediction based on logic. i know how progressive the country is. but in 2020 i really thought he would pull it out. and i was wrong. looking back at it i think the main reason was because i underestimated the power of mainstream media and its ability to brainwash people. they told everyone he could not win when every poll indicated he was tied with joe biden on who was most electable. and a lot of independence love bernie sanders because they know he is honest and not corrupt. but that media told every democratic voter and msnbc the number one culprit of this. lie after lie after lie, he can't win he's a social is going to murder people in central park. that was chris matthews. that was his l inference from his statement. a

led with a story a few moments ago that bernie madoff had died in a federal prison a. p.ited sources that he died from natural causes that cnbc has now confirmed. jim, this gives us a moment here to reflect on not just the ponzi scheme he orchestrated and the incredible losses he created for his victims but the black eye that he gave financial services for a very long time >> yeah, i remember those days, i remember first discovering it, it was just shocking, because he had, i don't want say had a great reputation, but i know there were a lot of people who were with him, why because the returns were so incredibly good. and seemed a little bit out of whack with what you could get. david, i remember when jpmorgan tried to calculate whether you could actually earn what he did and they couldn't get to that. the fallout david was really remarkable you started thinking who do you trust? don't you think? >> yeah, and it came of course, remember, it was what december of '08, right? we were in the midst of the financial crisis already, and it was yet just another blow and of course

bernie madoff swindled billions of dollars from investors. larry kudlow on whether wall street has learned anything from the biggest ponzi schemer in history. and president joe biden officially ending combat operations in afghanistan, setting a deadline of veterans pulling out september 11th which marks, of course, the 20th anniversary of the horror that started it all. he is headed to arlington national cemetery in just moments. we will have a live camera there. >>> fox business alert, the cryptocurrency craze officially hitting critical mass, but what happens with coinbase shares in the next 58 minutes are also be critical. we're about, two and a half, three hours after opening at $381 per share, a 54% jump from its reference price, and then it spiked to a high of $429.54. you can see where we are now. $321. coinbase is still up 28%, but the hype around the debut of the crypto trading platform was unbelievable. propelling bitcoin itself above $64,000 ahead of today's open. we're now down $1,268 for the cryptocurrency of record. as the first

detective bernie detective nelson investigated bernie hundreds of murders nelson had investigated hundreds of murders. and had learned to and learn keep the recurring images of death at arms length. but this case was different. he was the father to a teenager around karissa lofton age. >> ma'am i've been shot. me and my mother have been shot. i'm bleeding to death. >> that poor little girl in her bedroom. she has the gumption to get on the phone and call you. >> it hurts to listen to the 9-1-1 call because you can feel and hear the fear the fear in her voice. >> even though nothing was taken it seemed clear the killer broke into the house. in fact the burglar alarm had gone off, but it was disabled in under one minute. and that put karen's thing kion loft and at the top of police is persons of interest. list he lived in the house. he knew the code. police brought him in for questioning. >> does your mom set the alarm for the? house all the time? >> one of the detectives plainly said, everybody in that room things it's you, you're the only one that had access to the code. >> would you have

. >>> and bernie madoff, the con man behind the biggest ponzi scheme in history his death behind bars. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the calls for justice for daunte wright were answered today, though not to the extent his family hoped a brooklyn center, minnesota police officer who for 26 years served in blue today wearing orange in a jail mug shot facing a charge of second-degree manslaughter in the death of the 20-year-old black father it was over in seconds. the struggle, the shout. "taser, taser, taser." and then the lethal shot from a very real gun in the hands of officer kim potter, who is white the prosecutor's decision to charge something less than murder a disappointment to some activists who question how a highly trained police officer could confuse a service weapon for a taser ron allen is there tonight with reaction and late details >> reporter: tonight former police officer kim potter's arrested and jailed, facing a charge of second-degree manslaughter in the death of 20-year-old daunte wright. in a statement prosecu

bernie sanders. bernie sanders. he has his socialist hands on the oval office.of your life, an absolute must, the $2 trillion infrastructure plan goes to unionized education, they get their hands on young minds. if bernie is pulling the strings and exercising presidential level power who is vice president? aoc. not that she is needed. kamala harris is on the left already, the near 80-year-old bernie to have a thirtysomething old media star to attract the cameras. how did this happen? in the modern democrat party the left calls the shots. if moderates don't go along with them they are threatened with the primary challenge. chuck schumer is known to worry about aoc making a run for his senate scene and if all else fails play the race card, you are a racist. elections have consequences and we are staring them in the face right now. biden harris won but bernie aoc are running the show. third hour of "varney and company" is about to begin. steve hilton is with us this friday morning. i really do think it is burning and aoc running the show. what say you? >> you put i

. >>> a white sox pitcher hangs on to a no-hitter, and bernie madoff has died.se are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports on the death of bernie madoff, the mastermind of the largest ponzi scheme in history. madoff died yesterday at a federaroisna he was serving a 150-year sentence for swindling thousands of investors out of billions of dollars. he promised them huge returns, but in 2008, it was exposed as a massive fraud. last year his request to be released from prison early because of kidney disease was denied. bernie madoff was 82 years old. >>> "the new york times" says a black buffalo, new york, police officer was vindicated after she was fired for stopping another officer's choke hold on a suspect. in 2016, carrie horn pulled a white officer's arm from around the neck of a black handcuffed domestic violence suspect. she was fired in 2008. yesterday a state supreme court judge vacated a court order upholding her dismissal. horn will receive back pay and be allowed to collect her pension. the judge cited the cases

. >> well, i think bernie sanders would be a little disappointed to know that aoc had taken the mantel from him. >> jerry: close. >> but yeah, republicans -- they're a duo, let's say.

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disgraced financier bernie made off -- bernie madoff died in prison. look at the massive fraud that shook wall street and beyond. the scope of the scam shocked the world. >> this is one of the biggest fraud cases ever. stephanie: victims numbered in the tens of thousands. their losses recently estimated between $17 billion and $20 billion. the man behind the con, financier bernie madoff. he had the image of a self-made financial group, eventually becoming the chairman of the nasdaq stock exchange. the ruse was in full swing in the 1990's. madoff fabricated profits, attracting new investors, while paying bigger returns to old ones, the biggest ponzi scheme ever. he swindled major charities, universities, and celebrities. as of last year, three quarters of the cash, some $14 billion, had been recovered by a court-appointed trustee and returned to victims. journalist diana henriquez, author of "wizard of lies," told "newshour" jeffrey brown in 2011 how madoff pulled off such massive deceit. >> you would never doubt your judgment about trusting madoff beca

democrat running in a special congressional election in ohio's 11th district also the former co-chair of bernie sanders 2020 presidential campaign. so nice to see you. look, they try, president biden tried for legislative fix to the minimum wage raising to $15. senate parliamentarian wouldn't let it happen. this is what he can do by executive order right now. is it enough? >> john, i'm glad -- good morning. i'm certainly glad to see the president using the power of executive order. it's good. it's a great start. we got to continue to push. we got to make sure that it is done legislatively. as we know that $15 an hour is the floor. it is certainly not the ceiling and so many people are suffering. as we have seen with the pandemic, the essential workers and what they have done to steady this community, steady this nation, has been nothing short of a miracle. so we got to make sure that people are not living in

bernie madoff's health deteriorating in recent months. in a wheelchair, suffering from kidney disease. >> he was an aging, debilitated man who was in many ways broken at this point in his life. >> reporter: madoff died 12 years into a 150-year sentence. the disgraced financier defrauding thousands of investors. pleading guilty to the scheme, the 2008 financial crisis. >> he nt only destroyed my life but he's destroyed the lives of thousands of people. >> reporter: madoff's wife ruth madoff, reportedly living quietly out of the public eye in connecticut and florida, always claimed she knew nothing. the fraud was ultimately valued at $17.5 billion. most of that has been recovered for the victims. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the new cdc study on airplanes and the middle seat. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. ♪ ♪ ocean spray works with nature every day to keep you healthy with less moderate-to-severe eczema, you can roll up

bernie made all the infamous architect of a ponzi scheme that burned thousands of investors outfoxed regulators and earned him a 150 year prison term died behind bars early on wednesday the former chairman of the nasdaq stock exchange reportedly died of natural causes he'd been suffering from chronic kidney failure and several other medical ailments for a number of years here's a look back at one of the biggest wolves and con artists of wall street. bernard madoff better known as bernie was so disliked at the time of his trial that he had to wear a bulletproof vest to court every day. the man behind the largest known ponzi scheme in history wiped out people's fortunes ruined charities and foundations he defrauded thousands including a host of big name movie stars and even the new york mets baseball team for decades madoff enjoyed an image of a self-made financial guru whose golden touch defied markets operating out of these downtown new york offices he attracted a devoted following of investment clients who trusted him completely he was brilliant at convincing people his schemes was

from a finance industry legend to a man the tabloids described as the most hated new york bernie madoff was convicted in 2009 of orchestrating the largest ponzi scheme ever it's virtually impossible to avoid. his promise to clients of 11 percent returns each year simply too good to be true instead vestment money from new clients was paid as profits through established lines all while eluding regulators for years don't forget that the largest bang. in the world j.p. morgan paid $2000000000.00 in fines because it turned a blind eye and assisted for decades this ponzi scheme so it this isn't just some rogue individual this was at the heart of what of course became the 2008 financial crisis it's estimated the scheme cost his investors individuals and institutions nearly $65000000000.00 from celebrities like hollywood director steven spielberg to charities like the foundation started by nobel prize winner ellie b. cell which lost $15000000.00 and there was a human cost as well made our oldest son mark took his own life on the 2 year anniversary of his father's arrest it took advantage of sen

bernie madoff better known as bernie was so disliked at the time of his trial that he had to wear a bulletproof vest to court every day. the man behind the largest known ponzi scheme in history wiped out people's fortunes ruined charities and foundations he defrauded thousands including a host of big name movie stars and even the new york mets baseball team for decades madoff enjoyed an image of a self-made financial guru whose golden touch defied markets operating out of these downtown new york offices he attracted a devoted following of investment clients who trusted him completely he was brilliant at convincing people his schemes was safe. regulatory it's virtually impossible to. win this is something that the public really doesn't. if you read things in the newspaper. you know violate the rule is there always doing this . it's impossible to go on for a violation go on the. period of. those words eventually caught up with bernie his investment advisory business was exposed as a fraud in 2008 and in march 2009 madoff pleaded guilty and was convicted on 11 counts for crimes that spanned more t

bernie, great to have a bath backwith us. what do you think that kim potter may be looking at and questions about protocol training and all those things? >> there's a couple issues. i think based on the video and i hate to speculate in these circumstances but based on the video it was an accident. she intended to tase the target, the subject. she used her firearm. i don't think there's a word or charge by no means. i think if there's a criminal charge will be negligent manslaughter. as far as training issues, this is a big mistake. the taser is usually maintained on the opposite side of the body so that the officer knows the difference between the two. however, keeping that in mind, shannon, these things have happened in the past. every time they happen in the past, they go to an extensive amount of training to go sure officers know better. in the heat of the moment people are frightened, afraid, they knew that this guy had a warrant for a weapon. maybe she thought he was going after a weapon, i don't know what the circumstan

plus the end for one of the original wolves and conmen of wall street bernie madoff the architect of the biggest ponzi scheme in history has died in prison at the age of $82.00. also coming up another vaccination setback in south africa where the use of the astra zeneca vaccine is already on hold now the suspension of the johnson and johnson vaccine is another huge blow to the country in its fight against a covert 1000. i'm on me it is if it's good to have you with us another day has been set for the longest war to end the longest war in u.s. history u.s. president joe biden has announced all american forces will be withdrawn from afghanistan by september 11th speaking at the white house president biden said the troop withdrawal would begin on may 1st and be completed before the 20th anniversary of the 911 attacks he added that the withdrawal would be done safely and in full coordination with washington's allies. the move will mark the end of a 20 year conflict for the u.s. the longest in its history. now we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in

bernie sanders favorite country sweden would be at 30%. so we beat them all.'s celebrate by throwing back another plant based beer. regarding our insult on investment which will damage the economy, generate lower wages and decimate family income, another plant-based. our first guest this evening president of the copenhagen consensus estimates biden's new plan would reduce warming by the in century by 0.07 degrees fahrenheit. that is it. go from seven-point to degrees fahrenheit to 7.13 degrees fahrenheit. it ain't much. biden says it'll make america more prosperous. mr. longmore said that is implausible. i am with longmore. 100%. plus steak, beef, poultry, fish, who knows what else. now we can all have lettuce for breakfast in the morning. it turns out 80% of the population still prefers non-electric cars and of course china is not going to play with the. climate targets. biden carried targets i will call them. mr. longboard wants smart green innovation to deal with the climate agenda and he is most certainly right. i'm going to quit yapping and go to our firs

. _ disgraced financier bernie madoff has died in a us prison at the age of 82.tence for running the largest ponzi scheme in american history, defrauding tens of thousands of people out of as much as 65 billion dollars. his victims included director steven speilberg, actor kevin bacon and ordinary everyday investors. the bbc�*s business correspondent samira hussain reports from new york. bernie madoff was very successful because he enjoyed a reputation for decades as being the self—made millionaire. and ultimately, even though his investment firm was investigated several times by regulators here in the united states, ultimately what altered all crumbling down was the financial crisis in 2008 when it became clear that he wasn't able to pay the investors the money that they were owed. it all came crashing down. $65 billion is what is estimated to be the amount that he actually deported some 37,000 people. that is the mirror has same talking about bernie madoff who has died in prison at the age of 82. the cryptocurrency firm coinbase, which runs a top exchange for b

if it does start a wave of other facilities trying to get organized and join a union and certainly bernie was the target of the p.r. campaign we kind of mentioned a little while ago beezus was in the hot seat for encouraging them to go on the offensive go on the attack against politicians like bernie and even biden who support unions because they don't want to cut into profits they feel like that they can negotiate with them employees on their own you know and and then you know i was just talking to one of the guys in the back row former way to come on you know our unions even effective are they really even the future you know 2021 and there's a lot of debate about that there are some that think that they don't necessarily have the negotiating power they once did but they also have social movement power so that's where some of their you know power could come in but anyway a lot riding on this particular valid it'll be a shame to see how it turns out there was a murder where will people in the story will have you back thanks so much for the update. thanks fran. and finally it's that time o

signs a controversial law to extend his term by 2 years despite threats of international sanctions bernie made off the american phone and syria convicted of running the largest ponzi scheme in history has died in prison. hello thanks for joining us plans for the u.s. to withdraw its troops from afghanistan by next month are being delayed president joe biden is expected to announce in an hour that those forces will now be leaving by september the 11th under a deal signed with the taliban the troops were to pull out by may the 1st at the peak of the war in 2001 there were more than 100000 americans nearly 10000 foreign troops from 36 countries are still serving as part of a nato mission the u.s. contributes the most followed by germany and its defense minister says she'll meet with officials from the u.s. u.k. and france to coordinate their exits a delay in the withdrawal raises questions about talks with the taliban and afghan government which are set to resume in turkey the taliban has said it won't take part until all foreign troops leave our white house correspondent kelly halkett is jo

he said he would have to come in second behind bernie sanders and coming in second that will be enougho get into south carolina. when mike bloomberg is about to get into the race a lot of democrats had given up on biden at that point and elizabeth warren executes a takedown of michael bloomberg. can you talk a little bit about what was going on behind-the-scenes and why she chose to go after bloomberg like an executioner almost? >> she was thinking, one of my favorite parts of the book, because we take you inside her head, but in that moment she is saying i could have this discussion with tom perez and tell him how much i hate michael bloomberg and this was a bad idea and how bad for the democratic party or tell michael bloomberg myself so she prepared how to go after him and what we do in this book is take you behind-the-scenes into thinking and planning the debate is what she is thinking in her own head as she is completely knocking him out any this are rating them on stage and that is one of the lucky breaks we talked about for joe biden because he essentially takes out mike bloombe