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if you are ready, i'm your host, eddie mike, as you know on this special edition we are dedicating the entire show. so the role of young people in politics are very own either kamani let e st debate in uganda. capital compiler on youth in politics, pensions are high in the country after 7 to 6 year old president was 70 tightened his grip on part of the wood in his 6th term in office. political opponents, having clamped down on the institutions, have been brutally ended by the police. how many young people are frustrated. so we ask, how come the youth participates in politics under the circumstances? watch this debate to find out the this week on the 77 percent street debate. why would anyone show up to participate in the process by being short, by being kidnapped by being droned away. i think that one alone, mr. young people to come to be interested in providing support please. you can use it wherever you are listed. you're a criminal suspect. you're going to be just you into a political under the thought mafia politics that we are having the, the settings that are present is back in c

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olivia troye is here, former top aide to former vice president mike pence, now director of the american accountability project. as promised, eddieyou know mike pence. mike pence was reported to me to sort of have been stunned by trump's political depravity, by the fact there was no line he wouldn't cross, by his indifference to human suffering around the pandemic. but why was he surprised that trump then turned on him around the certification on january 6th? he had seen who trump was. >> well, he certainly had seen who trump is firsthand. we lived that together for quite sometime. but i think that at the end of the day, i think when you are the vice president to this man, you're literally working down the hallway for this entire time, i think somewhere in mike pence's head he thought that they were in this together and that trump knew that he was a loyal person. he rarely had daylight between the two of them. he was completely loyal the entire tenure while there. i saw it firsthand. so i think he was shocked that day when he goes in to certify the election results, and i think that what happened and the way it played out was sho

guy: galaxy digital ceo mike novogratz and pantera capital ceo dan moorehead speaking at the qatar economic forum. let's bring in eddie walt to talk about what is happening here. how significant is this $30,000 line in the sand? another one coming in from a message i have just been sent, what is the effect in terms of the ripple into other asset classes via leverage from this breakdown we are seeing in bitcoin? eddie: good question. first, i want to steal abigail for markets live if i can because she had all of the talking points with that chart she was showing. that parallel back to 2017 and the fallout from their, we sat at about $6,000 then. we had that knocking at the door , and finally the breakthrough. it's the same now. we sat above that $30,000 level, and it just felt like it may provide a floor, but eventually we broke through. in the previous cycles when we had these big pullbacks, we saw pullbacks of 80% or more in bitcoin. and bitcoin is only down a little more than 50% now. so i think that is an absolutely critical talking point. alix: what is the relationship between bitcoin and the equity market and oth

eddie lu from goat, will join us first on cnbc to discuss scott wren is still with us. kate from grays capital joins the conversation as well mikechanical drivers of that. it's the largest component of that index are being sold to essentially go into a different index. that was the effect seemingly on the russell, probably doesn't change much about the trend, and in general the s&p for the week just sort of reasserted the upper trend. we had five of these three 5% to 3% pullbacks they've usually been associated with some kind of scare, and people came away with the conclusion nothing much has -- has changed. if there's quibble it's not particularly broad you're seeing some data that says the nasdaq, might be culminating in this run to the up side. the real fundamental inpulse remain the same. earnings photograph for this year up a lot more than 13%, which is the flip side of what we got last year catherine, you think this market is overvalued and has been for a while? why? do you see any you like? >> yeah, there are a lot of things i like. thank you for having me. a lot of things i had like remember, we just set it's up 13% on t

the conversation, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle, and washington editor for aussie media, katty kay joins us in her new role. and princeton's eddieus as well. great group this hour. >> this issue is not going away for the white house. where is the president? where is the administration right now as far as their positioning on pushing china to be more forthcoming with the origins of the virus? >> you recall, joe, it was a few weeks ago the white house announced a 90-day review and the 45-day mark is when president biden is supposed to get an update. that comes in the middle of july, but the government's already sending signals that the conclusion may be unsatisfactory for those of us and there are many, who are looking to try to really get to the bottom of the origins of the coronavirus. the white house sending signals earlier this week that the spy agencies in charge of this review have said so far they haven't found anything conclusive. there's nothing definitive in terms of explaining the exact origins of the virus, whether of course it was as the leading theory had been for so long, from an animal, perhaps a bat and wuhan wet

eddie glaude jr. and political strategist, susan del percio still with us. and joining the conversation, we have msnbc contributor, mikehave you onboard this hour, mike. the white house is calling for a, quote, summer of freedom. a little different than summer of love, but a little free from everybody, as the president pushes to get as many americans as possible vaccinated by july 4th. >> today we're announcing a month-long effort to pull all the stops, all the stops to free ourselves from this virus and get to 70% of adult americans vaccinated. we'll continue encouraging people to get vaccinated with incentives and fun rewards. the nba, the nhl, nascar, nascar tracks, they're offering vaccines outside playoff games and races. major league baseball will be offering free tickets to people who get vaccinated at the ballpark. and to top it off, anheuser-busch announced that beer is on them on july the 4th. that's right. get a shot and have a beer. >> so fun! in order to reach the 70% goal and additional 16 million adults will need to get vaccinated in the next 30 days. right now, about 63% of american adults have had at l