kyle: all right. lemonis: we'll see you, brother. matisun: thanks, kyle. kyle: thank you.nis: i want to go sit down, and we'll go over the financials, and we'll talk about the business. okay, so total revenue in 2016, 2.7. it drops to 2.4, and it stays in 2018 to 2.4. in 2018, you made $44,000 on $2.4 million. jerry: this is the first... '18 is the first year that i owned the place outright. lemonis: it's clear to me after looking at the financials of this business that it's making a profit, but it is odd to me that $44,000 on $2.5 million -- seems like something is a little off, so what this business sounds like it needs is ways to make additional money that they haven't thought of. your dad runs a reputable business. you're a part of that. your mom's a part of it, so why are we here? taylor: i have a very different opinion about the business than he does. jerry: okay. just relax for a second. let's look at this. everybody has a perception of how things should happen. taylor: well, maybe i lost my respect for my dad as a business owner when we started going down the wrong

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paul: it's interesting, kyle.rnor vetoed the administration, but he was overridden this both the house and senate. so strong political momentum here: how much of that is based on the frustration over the unions that are keeping public schools closed in so many places? >> i think a lot of it is based on that. i think a lot of people who thought that the unions were there arguing for the public schools and the public school students have discovered that the unions are doing their job which is to advocate for the teachers, not the students. and it's interesting, there's an associated press analysis that says public school enrollment has fallen by about 500,000 students, and on one hand that's only about 2% of the total, but on the other hand, that's 500,000 more people who are now possibly thinking to themselves, wait a second, why is the local public school getting the money for my kid who's no longer going there? why is that money not coming to me or following the student? and this could be a very good issue, i thi

gerry: you mentioned the kyle rittenhouse case we sell where the people who have contributed to kyle'sse fund have been either exposed by the media or even fired for the job, we saw in the case in brooklyn center in minnesota when daunte wright when the shooting happened there. somebody who dared to suggest that the officer accused should get due process, that person was fired. this is an extranet attempt to up in the rules of due process of law that they used to. >> completely, let's get rid of the presumption of innocence and beyond reasonable doubt and were seen in the capitol hill cases where people are being jailed without trial and without bail and time periods, this is a great concern the attempts to weaponize every part of the process, you are not allowed to donate to the cause that you believe in or the legal defense, the legal defense of someone like kyle rittenhouse, a virginia police officer fired after being illegally docked after the guardian decided to put his name on the front pages around the world. this is the degree before political weaponization with everything arou

you say that's not a stretch, kyle >> no. joe, i'll point you to the u.s. electric cyber security dated this month, march 2021 we say nations or groups or programs sponsored by nation states use cyber tools as part of their information gathering and espionageactivities. according to the 2019 worldwide threat assessment and the 2020 homeland threat assessment china and russia posed the greatest cyber attack threats of particular concern they have the ability to launch cyber attacks that will disrupt or damage critical infrastructure it's all written in plain ink if you read the reports from our government and our government is not -- these are not partisan reports whether they're democrat or republican, these are government accountability office and the director of national intelligence this is something we need to pay a lot of attention to. joe, the thing that i still can't figure out is we here on cnbc love to talk about the various chinese stocks that we can't wait to invest in and make another dollar of profit with when there's this schism between our na

for myself and for our prosperity we owe a great thanks to senator kyle. it's a privilege to be part of this event which i just gave the opening remarks four. and then i would make a couple brief points before we begin. one is that broadly speaking will often hear people say that our nuclear deterrent is the most important at is a priority. doctor kaplan hick said it during her confirmation. she also made the point that not only nuclear modernization is important and paraphrasing here, it has to be credible. you don't to assume greater risk of we do not provide the modernization necessary. she has a good understanding of that. it is my hope that with enough bipartisan effort to carry through the commitment to nuclear modernization that that will win the day of the end. it's going to be tough because the political climate is tougher. poet mean by nuclear deterrence being the most important i think it deserves some fleshing out a bit. i think it is important to know that all of our conventional military operation planning are baked into the assumption nuclea

if i could say one more thing about senator kyle. i think it is really rare to have somebody like him to understands these issues so well and hassnece the political skil necessary to do the work to hold off bad agreements to make bad agreement better agreements, rot treaties, and to really rally p he dtroops j so to speak. to be able to make sure that happens. he did it for the new start treaty. he has been incredibly helpful o when thepp russians for cheatin on a treaty. i just -- for myself and for oue posterity, we owe a great thanks to senator kyle.this e it's a privilege to be a part of this event of which he just gave the first opening remarks for. >>> and then i would just make a couple brief points before we dig in. one is that broadly speaking, we will often hear people say that our nuclear deterrent is the is most important and is the ring h priority. dr.ern. kathleenen hicks said during made her confirmation hearing and also made theis point that not only to nuclear modernization important, but it has to be credible. it --

kyle, thank you. here are the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic.key recording 200 and 41 deaths in the past 24 hours, the highest single day death toll in the country. a swedish climate activist, greta thurn berg -- greta thunberg, condemning rich countries for snatching the bulk of vaccine supplies. more than half of all adults in the united states have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. well, there are millions and millions of people around the world who are separated by travel restrictions but people in australia and new zealand are now free to visit each other again. the countries have opened a quarantine free travel bubble and for the first time in a year airports have been the scenes of some very emotional reunions. ♪ >> reunited after more than a year apart. families, friends, and grandparents meeting not so newborn grandchildren for the first time. relief as a travel bubble between australia and ne zealand finally opens. >> it's fantastic. >> i have no words, i'm so grateful i could come back. >> this welcome home is testamen

the >> we're joined by the founder, ceo and chief test pilot of beta technology, kyle clark kyle, thank.p.s.. >> thrilled to be here, frank. thank you. >> we're going to show some video in just a moment but for people who don't understand what they are can you explain what they are and what you think this deal means for the entire industry >> absolutely. electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft utilize zero fuel to move goods and people through taxpayer and the neat thing about electric aviation it provides the energy, density and batteries and power density to take off and land vertically we can mov we can move point-to-point goods, people, medical supplies and it is a big-step function change for the entire industry as we are tracking towards a zero emissions future for aviation this deal with u.p.s. is clearly a huge deal for beta but for the entire industry. it telegraphs the aircraft coming to a major player in the world. >> just to clarify, these vehicles take off like a helicopter, fly like a plane we are showing pictures so people can't see the full scope of what they can

kyle was shot and killed. >> you're not just like did not intend to didactic. i called 911, com as we're trying to do. instead of giving us how the police arrived this time and checking our backyard announcing the lawsuit wednesday hart says her husband, then a teacher at screen middle school in palo alto had been diagnosed with anxiety and was taking medication but had no history of violent behavior. >> she says the officers did not try to help heart before killing him. i don't know who they shot. they were there to serve and protect it was not my family. the officers involved were cleared of any criminal charges after the district attorney said the killing was justified redwood city police say the officers were acting in self-defense because the use of a taser failed to keep heart from charging at them with the knife hearts lawyer says this case is another example of how police poorly handle mental health crises time. >> space. we have >> all could have been done and none of it that's directions of hart says over the last 2 years, the city has failed to make

kyle and thank you. and you get people tend to be very verbose at those a's games been my but with the masks perhaps it will be somewhat muted but i we shall all right, thanks. kyle. the giants. they play their first game of the season tonight as well. they're up against the seattle mariners. but their first home game. not until april 9th. but for as maureen kelly, she reports the city's public health officers requiring those fans. we're showing up to bring more than just their tickets to get in. >> one week from friday will be the first time in 18 months that fans will be able to go inside oracle park and watch a ballgame and the giants say they've been missed while covid-19 kept them out of the stands last opening day. the 2021 season home opener. it's going to look a lot different than 2019. first off, they're opening up to 22% capacity here at the ballpark which translates to roughly 8900 fans seated in socially distanced parts and those who are aged 12 or older are going to be expected to bring phys

thank you, kyle! - what? - i asked god to send someone to help me, and you came, kyle! i love you, man! - no, i beat you! - you totally saved my ass, kyle! you must really care about me. i gotta get to a psychiatrist and learn to control whht i say. ♪ i got a golden ticket ♪ thanks to kyle! ♪ i got a golden twinkle in my eye ♪ - aw, shit! - aw, shit! captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com i'm trevor noah, and this is the daily social distancing show. today is tuesday, april 13th, and as we all know, "april showers bring may flowers." so remember, even when it starts raining, just keep in mind -- keep in mind that it's -- it's-- (shouting over thunder claps) it's all worth it for the flowers! that was weird. anyway, coming up on tonight's show -- japan is trying to make a real-life godzilla, we introduce you to the democrat that democrats hate most, and cancel culture is coming for vaccines. so let's do this, people! welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social di

still you think can help forty-niners the most knowing kyle how you know him.hink i was going to go through an evaluation process with all the guys that are on the table, right. so, you know, it's not just the 2 that i'm familiar with. you know, there's other guys on the table there as well. that kyle will take a really, really hard look like and i know him. he's very thorough. it matters a lot to him. he's very driven. so he's not going to have made a decision quickly just because well, i want this time to do that is going to take his time. so you see john kind of ducked my question i asked if you take, i pressured him the next question and he started laughing and he was like. >> you're asking me, is it like this is like a question. where is like, who is your favorite son right favorite child. i can't answer that. so who knows. you know, you've got those 2 mac jones, right. you know. it's going to be anybody's guess at this point. i mean, they've done a good job. the forty-niners of keeping the poker face strong. so i've really seen any big leaks from the orga

mcgrath _ questions, given her role, so i call kyle mcgrath-_ questions, given her role, so i call kyleedible effort from the nurses, doctors and health service staff who have worked to exhaustion to keep us safe and roll out the vaccination programme. and secondly, each and every person who has made sacrifices, some the ultimate sacrifice, in the last four months to keep themselves and their communities safe. they have created the conditions that brought us from a very difficult place to one where we can restore a bit of hope. now scrutiny isn't negativity, but i want to ask the first ministers when the executive plan was originally published, there was no detail on the indicators and the data that would be used to make the decisions on the dates that would aid restrictions. and despite promises of dates today, a lot of what has been announced is still indicative which falls short of what a lot of people would want in their sectors. so we are left in a position where we have no data in some places with no dates to move forward towards. so can the ministers commit to publishing the data

kyle: essentially.alk to our clients, we talk about taking vantage of the trade that exists in the forecast and markets. those are two different things but we have seen up momentum and yields really diminishing. that is because of the growing unevenness in the economic recovery. a real opportunity in terms of risk and reward with the reversion in yield. such a huge momentum behind that initial selloff in bonds and then off the basis of that, we see a temporary rotation short. back into the growth in tech. probably the u.s. dollar. i think tactically, that is more of a position in question and whether risk reward lies in the forecast. maybe we might get some disappointed signs of the board of economic recovery across the globe and across the united states. rishaad: our markets, global markets getting ahead of themselves -- are global markets getting ahead of themselves? kyle: there will be inflation in the not-too-distant future. if you stand out in 2022 and 2023 -- it will stand out in 2022 and 2023. th

on that day, no one was in danger, except for kyle. bail himself. the police arrived with guns drawn and shot him in our backyard marin the minutes after the shooting, the officers had no regard for kyle's dignity or medical needs, nor do they have any concern for myself or my children. kyle died without the comfort of his family. american way did not get to say goodbye. the suit was filed today by civil rights attorney john burress at the time, redwood city police said they first tried using a taser but open fire when they say he advance toward them with a butcher knife. the officers were cleared of wrongdoing in his death. the officer who shot and killed 20 year old dante, right during a traffic stop in minnesota, was arrested today. she's been charged with second degree manslaughter. if she's convicted, she could face up to 10 years in prison. kim potter was taken into custody this morning. by this afternoon, she was released on bail. ah lot of people say that the charge isn't enough. they want her to be charged with murder. and tonight protester

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. >> kyle hart was killed back in 2018, his wife kristen said that she called police to help hart who was then having a mental health crisis and had used a knife to cut his arm, his neck and chest. kristen said that about 16 seconds after officers arrived at her backyard. they fired multiple gunshots and killed her husband. the wrongful death lawsuit filed yesterday sites inadequate police training in the death of kyle hart. the 33 year-old was father of 2 young children, including a daughter born just 3 days before he was killed. today. the former minnesota police officer who shot and killed 20 year old dante wright was arrested and charged with second-degree manslaughter. >> this is the mug shot of 26 year veteran and training officer kim potter. i was with the brooklyn center police force that just outside minneapolis. she claims she intended to use her taser on right. but instead fired her handgun. however, wright's family members say there is no excuse for the shooting. and it just shows how the justice system is tilted against black people. noting right was stopped for an expire

kyle will tell us all when the time is right. thank you, dennis. >>> take a live look outside. this is the view west from the salesforce tower. clear and gorgeous evening. >> chief meteorologist paul hagan standing by and paul, the shot that we're looking at, i think you'll show next just a clear mt. diablo. >> it looks really nice out there this evening. i think shanahan, if this football thing doesn't work out, has a future as a television forecaster, because chance of rain, he, probably, maybe not, i don't know. sounds kind of familiar. let's take a look out there this evening. tomorrow we are going to get offshore wind is kicking in. that means warmer temperatures, but around here it's always a battle between those offshore winds and that onshore wind trying to reassert itself. at least have today we are going to see the offshore wind winning the battle. later in the week the onshore breeze returns. that means it is going to be cooler by the water thursday and friday, while inland temperatures are going to be above average. nice look toward the golden gate, a little fog try

kyle has 90 days to learn to live without opioids. how it feels horrible i love my body a us a lot of. my thought process it's slow. i just about a lot of anger and then there are a lot of sad emotions and they assist i have a kid my lotions in one place. you know it's. her i just hope they'll get. one of our friends and it's all of us friends and. after that. we in my friends kind of stuck together and were doing these pills and it was just blocking out so much pain or so stressed out and. fighting back tears every day i think that's how i wanted things and it was just blocking out that pain. and it made me feel good it they forget it they actually helped me out with a lot of things depend on it. i was. that was my girl you know that was my love and then. just this last year like too many too many bad things of loss for family and that wasn't enough that wasn't enough the weight room changes and mentally in my head by now it's gotten close to suicide. well these pills are. a. little. just like tobacco addiction the dangers of opioids

kyle has begun his 1st days of therapy at the center. and his struggle against the addiction only speech seems to be the hyper serenity. so what i want to do today is incorporate a little bit the stuff that we this morning. every single one of us to quote myself when we come in here all of us have a tendency for this particular thing when pockets. several of the guys that are in here were athletes. they got injured that introduced him to the opiates and whenever they take the opiates they find out hey not only does this make me physically feel better but emotionally i feel better. so what of opiates. made me feel like a better person. like i'd be in the house all day and then once i got high i could go out and do whatever on a new. everybody else here is still the same thing and you know i can relate to a lot of these people stories and it's just. a lot of a lot of love i don't feel alone anymore so. that's that's going to feel lot better . on day 15 of his treatment col relapsed. one of the patients who brought in heroin secretly. he co

on that day, no one was in danger, except for kyle himself. the police arrived with guns drawn and shot him in our backyard marin the minutes after the shooting, the officers have no regard for kyle's dignity or medical needs, nor do they have any concern for myself or my children. kyle died without the comfort of his family. american way did not get to say goodbye. the suit was filed today by civil rights attorney john burress at the time, redwood city police said they first tried using a taser but open fire when they say he advanced toward them with a butcher knife. the officers were cleared of wrongdoing in his death, down to the latest on the coronavirus more than 23 million doses of coronavirus. vaccines have now been administered here in california, according to the latest data. there are now over 383 fauci. is in shots being administered every day in the state so far over 39% of california's population of around 40 million have received at least one dose and just over 23% are fully vaccinated. aqui oversight committee today took up the

kyle has 90 days to learn to live without opioids. how it feels toward my body is a lot. like thought process it's slow or. just about a lot of pain or in the down a lot of. sad i'm oceans i'm me it's just i can't keep my emotions in one place and you know it's all up with. her i just don't feel good. for our friends and for all of us friends and. after that. we in my friends kind of stuck together in were doing these pills and it was just blocking out so much pain or so stressed out i. fighting back tears every day i think it's hard to hide things and it was just blocking out that pain. and it made me feel good it made me forget it. actually helped me out with a lot of things depend on it. i was. that was my girl you know that was my loathing and then. just this last year like too many too many bad things i've lost my family and that wasn't enough that wasn't enough to write you a change and mentally in my head i've gotten close to suicide. these pills are. a. little. just like tobacco addiction the dangers of opioids have been had and it has taken 20 years for the gover

kyle has 90 days to learn to live without opioids. how it feels toward my body is a a lot of. my thought process it's slow. for just about all of it again or in the down a lot. satam oceans and me is just i can't keep my emotions in one place and you know on top of. her i just are of the little bit. for our friends and for all of us for us and. after that. we in our friends kind of stuck together and were doing these pills and it was just blocking out so much pain for so stressed out and. fighting back tears every day think it's hard to hide things and it was just blocking out that pain. and then we feel good it they forget it they actually helped me out with a lot of things depend on it. i was. that was my girl you know that was my love and then. just this last year like too many too many bad things i've lost my family and that wasn't enough that wasn't enough to right room or change i am mentally in my head by now it's gotten close to suicide. these pills are. a. little. just like tobacco addiction the dangers of opioids have been hidden and it has taken 20 years for the gov

it was just a little pee, kyle. - god damn it, don't you get it? i hate pee! i'm grossed out by pee! the only thing i find more disgusting than pee is bananas! - all right everyone, quick! here you go! - what's this? - you all need to eat your banana immediately! - what the hell for? - eat the banana, or we have to put you down! - aahghghghgh! what's going on, everybody? i'm trevor noah and this is "the daily social distancing show." today is monday, april 26th, and, yes, we are back, baby! we were off the air last week so i could get some spring cleaning done. also amazing what you discover when you clean your place. i found a piece of back jerky in my couch which is insane because the last time i had back jerky was the end of 2019, maybe earl. anyway, coming up on tonight's show, we catch up on our favorite moments from the oscars. michael kosta takes a close look at feet. and why india's corona problem could soon become everyone's corona problem. so let's do this, people, welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> from trevor's couch in new york city

you know who is not kyle shanahan's guy. jimmy garoppolo.dn't say it outright, but i'll let you read between the lines. >> the biggest thing with jim uses injuries has been very tough for us when he's been heard you know, this happened to out of these 3 years that's where it starts. and jimmy knows that i have been very upfront with them with everything in you know, we've been zooming his last 2 weeks. i'm excited to get him in here. coming up, special the straps over. but i feel very fortunate taken a rookie quarterback that we do have a guy like jimmy. >> if you didn't know now he knows that this is a business. jimmy, you. you don't go out there to get hurt. i mean, right. you can't blame jimmy for getting her. can you know, you know, it's not personal. i don't think is, you know, it's just it's unfortunate that his body hasn't been able to hold up. but what they pro-sports your best ability. is your availability and costs and feels. he's not available enough for my liking. i need a quarterback i can rely on to be there every week weekend

. >> well do, not play poker with 49ers coach kyle shanahan. he bluffed everybody for weeks when most of us thought the 9ers were going to take mac jones of alabama with the third of north dakota state, an elite level athlete, size and speed, but he played against lesser competition in college. the 9ers kept the secret when they knew lance was their guy. >> we've been very high on trey since the beginning, since day one and yes, the person everyone else is speculating about, we liked him, too. >> we've been convicted and excited for a long, long time. so we went right back to where we've been and that's really excited about adding trey lance to the 49ers and we're thrilled about that. >> just excited and i know this coaching staff and the guys in the quarterback room are going to push me and help me compete and help me learn. so that's the biggest thing. i'm just looking forward to it. >> lance is a project. he's going to need time to learn which probably means jimmy garoppolo will start the upcoming season for the 49ers, much more coming up in

i'm joined by my son kyle.leepy. >> little early here it is, but kyle's been learning all about the markets, too we've been doing that by playing monopoly the last couple of weeks. we've got some vicious battles kyle, just ask you one thing what have you learned from monopoly lately. >> i buy expensive properties and i don't have to do anything. >> just rake it in are you a fan of buying -- >> can he take me fishing? because i haven't gone to a good trout fishing spot for a long time and i know, i know he's been doing his fair share of trout fishing these days. >> dom is throwing you some bones, kyle. he knows you've been fishing he'd like to know a good trout fishing spot do you have any ideas for him? >> no. >> why not why won't you share your secret spot >> because i don't want to >> greco is in the control room saying he agrees with that he knows where that secret spot is, dom. maybe i'll share it with you thanks for being here, kyle. >> yeah, joe >> i left for a second kyle, i need to talk to kyle >> he ca

. >> well do, not play poker with 49ers coach kyle shanahan. he bluffed everybody for weeks when most of us thought the 9ers were going to take mac jones of alabama with the third overall pick. instead the choice of trey lance out of north dakota state, an elite level athlete, size and speed, but he played against lesser competition in college. the 9ers kept the secret when they knew lance was their guy. >> we've been very high on trey since the beginning, since day one and yes, the person everyone else is speculating about, we liked him, too. >> we've been convicted and excited for a long, long time. so we went right back to where we've been and that's really excited about adding trey lance to the 49ers and we're thrilled about that. >> just excited and i know this coaching staff and the guys in the quarterback room are going to push me and help me compete and help me learn. so that's the biggest thing. i'm just looking forward to it. >> lance is a project. he's going to need time to learn which probably means jimmy garoppolo will start the up