jonathan, discuss those story that boom bus co host and crypto analysts, ben swan and chris, the i. christy, i want to start with you here. what is driven bitcoin latest rise back about $50000.00? several things. big coin initially dropped from the all time highs, mid a slew of bad news. so we had the crackdown in mind from china, which caused the hash rate to drop more regulation. eli must trolling bitcoin and while several of those factors still exist, the future big one looks a lot more positive. we are now in the aftermath of the china crack down. and once again, the unity realized that, hey, was just a whole lot of talk from a special, but no matter what they do, they can't really crack down. this is only the team's time to try to try to ban bitcoin. and once again, it has failed. this time though, all the minors just picked up and left, which caused the hash rate to drop slightly while in the world in the midst of the move and hash rates dropped bit. coins also sold off at the miners need to funds to relocate. but now all that shuffle is done and the network is back to operating busin

well, let's bring it by toast chris, the i to discuss christy, i want to start with the latest move to regulate the sharing economy. what are the problems here and what are they hoping to accomplish? well i think by just calling it a sharing economy, we're actually limiting the scope of what this entire crackdown really is. the whole cart down is on tech by saying it's just tightening of the sharing economies . we think of stuff like bank sharon wright, sharon, portable power bank like you said, but it goes so much, much deeper than that. a sharing economy is basically any platform which allows consumers to share access to goods and services. and this includes things like education, real estate lifting, buying or selling goods, sharing information on social media and interacting with users through likes. all of that is actually part of the sharing economy because we're putting things out online. we're sharing personal data. so it's really just a crack out of all of tech. the problem that they're trying to fix are quite challenging and ranges from issues like anti trust and anti competi

not consumers will have to pay more for their electron let's, let's bring in co host chris the i to discuss now, christy, i want to start with the basics here. why is cmc raising prices? and are these concerns about rising prices of consumer electronics actually warranted? why that simple is literally because of supply and demand. if there is more demand than can be supply than prices will obviously go up and vice versa. and t s. c and other taiwanese semiconductor companies, they've already raised prices by more than 10 percent between last fall and spring, but demand continue to outreach supply. and it's not all just because t s m. c wants to make more and prioritize higher paying customers and increased profit margin. they're actually increased cost tied to ramping up production, running a foundry, 247. and while at the same time, investing huge amounts and infrastructure or to expand production capabilities. so t s. m c said that it will make a $100000000000.00 investment over the next 3 years in order to boost its expansion . now we know that t s m. c is a really big player here. and just last week

to continue the conversation last spring and boom, less co host chris b, i. now christy, we keep hearing that the record inflation and supply shortages we're seeing right now won't laugh, but do you see anything to indicate that that's actually the case? no, i think that this inflation actually will be persistent and it will be last thing because in fact, corporate are actually anticipating that this is going to be something that's going to be here for at least the next couple of years. and it can only get worse from here because for example, corporate are now dealing with this phenomenon called shrink playstation. when we actually have commodities on the shelves that are actually being package smaller. so if you go to the store, for example, consumers now they're looking at these walmart, great value paper towels that used to be $168.00, she's per roll, and now it's tricking down to a 120 sheets serial is being being downsized. tubs of ice cream have been reduced by 25 percent from their previous gallons. so consumers now are going to be working extra hard in order to t

the president and democrats have a major, as well as bipartisanship. i give senator portman and the republicans -- they stuck to the idea of bipartisanship. >> i want to bring that to chris christie. 70 votes in the senate. large republican vote for it as well. despite the fact that former president trump is saying tank the bill. >> he's saying tank the bill i suspect because he didn't do it himself. >> you think? go out on a limb there. chris, go ahead. let go. go out on a limb. breaking news. >> i've known him for 20 years. i think i have a little insight. >> we've known him for four and we agree. >> look, the bottom line on the infrastructure bill i think is that republicans and a number of republicans in the senate said, okay, we're willing to go out and do this. the reason is because there's broad public support for much of what they're talking about in the bill, not all of it, but for much of it. if we start doing what yvette wants to do and tie all the rest of it to that, the republicans are going to walk. they will. they'll say i'm walking because i support universal broadband, bridges, tunnels, airports -- >> fresh water. >> yeah, fresh water. i don't support all this ot

i think, among americans. we've seen it beyond certainly cuomo with chris christie and many other politicians. >> congressman bowman, i want you to stick around to ask you what the but about new york state politics. ready to dismiss it as a real thing. can they be separated from the fear driven pay for play politics in your state and my state? >> i'm new to politics and my experience here based on the new progressive coalition we were able to build to help us win and now help us govern, i've never viewed politics, especially the way i try to lead, in that way. but i don't think this is a new york problem. i mean, as we talk about the paternalistic white patriarchy, toxic masculinity way of governing, it's more about power. it's less about leadership. leadership is about inspiring a vision for transformative change. it's about uplifting others and creating an environment that brings the best out of them. what the governor has exercised throughout his career is something more akin to power, power hungry, oppressive, intimidation-style leadership, which has evolved into a sexual harassment and sexual assault when it comes to the women who were brave enough to step

and where the debate perhaps he chris christie the former new jersey governor on-again off-again trump ally was participating in the mock debate which was quickly digressing into the monologues. i think of calling it off without much prep. the election too much virus but you can't do that, man, said christie u.s. attorney half chuckling, you do know you can't declare martial law christie followed up you do know that right? it was alarming and awkward he might not. trumps preposterous nest optic about the possibility of his dead seriousness to create a moment which embarrassment and crisis seemed indistinguishable. it was donald trump in your view talking off the top of his head are being semi- serious there? >> donald trump is always talking off the top of his head. there is never any preparation. there appears to be any pre-thought or consideration that he is gone through for whatever he has said. so there is not this or that. it's not a situation unless you concise toff talking off his head now. when he said it is with some seriousness. because it is all just blah blah endless, endless blob law. you cannot ever finally say is this serious? does he really mean this? is he goin

the most colossal fall from grace that i thk i have seen in covering politicians and government officials -- this was america's mayor -- one of the strongest, most revered federal prosecutors in the country -- chris christier of new jersey warned rudy in a phone call after the election that he was ruining his legacy and that he was becoming a joke on late-night television, and rudy hollered back i am fighting for now, fighting for today -- who cares about legacy, but everythi he was fighting for was a maras. -- maras -- mirage. nermeen: speaking of today, talk about prospects for the future -- new filings show trump has raised more funds than other republicans during the first half of this year, and between july with more than $100 million from his 2021 political committee. some say trump is pursuing a shadow presidency as he plans to run again in 2024. on friday, mark meadows, former chief of staff for the white house, told newsmax trump is now meeting with people he called cabinet members in new jersey. mr. meadows: we met with cabinet members, had a follow-up meeting, and we are looking at what does come next. i am not authorized to speak on behalf of the president, but i can tell you this, steve, we w

the same drug that was used to treat former president trump, former governor chris christie, that same drug has also been administered to governor abbott now for treatment of covid, he clearly understands the risk, iessage here is also vaccines are not perfect. i don't know the timing of that third dose, it might have been recent, but vaccines are not going to prevent all infections, especially if you are exposing yourself to this degree, to indoor crowds, without a mask. and this speaks to the need to be layering interventions, a masking, improve ventilation and air filtration, socializing outdoors, in addition to being vaccinated. >> the head of the world health organization this month called for a hold on booster shots, saying the vaccine gap between wealthy countries and poor countries in this world of ours has widened, so is it an ethical choice for the u.s. to make the supply these extra shots which you are saying you are not sure about the evidence? >> i don't think is just a humanitarian, or ethical or moral argument to be made to have this moratorium on extra doses, i think this is frankly in our self interest, what will have the most public health impact, we need to spread the vaccine su

. >> i referenced sandy, hurricane sandy in the column and it's really interesting because cuomo and chris christie both have a very combative persona were beloved and had such great moments during sandy because voters like a certain amount of paternalism in a politician and they love politicians who in a movement crisis can really lay it on and say i'm the guy here take care of business, and they will -- really, really look over a lot request a politician can seem really ashore tatetive and tough. i think it's an addiction among americans. we've seen it beyond certainly kristie and many other politicians. >> congressman bowman, i want you to stick around to ask you what the hole situation tells us. about new york state politics. ready to dismitts it at a real thing. can they be separated from the fear driven drone and pay to play politics? >> i'm new to politics and my experience here based on the new progressive ayi progressive coalition that we were built to help us win and help us gofrp, i never viewed politics, especially the way i try to lead in, that way, but i don't think that this is a new

by the investigators and then the lawyers have been out there and talking and some kind of bizarre stuff i think from my perspective. here is former governor chris christiesue. watch. >> governor cuomo and everybody else operating in two universes. he is arguing the facts displayed by his inept lawyer's argument on a zoom call. if we could have a better advertisement for what not to do. >> dana: do you think they're doing the wrong thing? >> that will be a political strategy question. that changes dramatically when a criminal charge comes into play. when you have criminal charges, one of the benefits you have is that you don't have to be making any statements. now, cuomo is facing the challenge of also having to appease politics of the matter and he is having to give answers which in a criminal case you would prefer not to have until all the information is in about exactly what claims are being made against you. >> dana: the aide that resigned, melissa derosa, is also part of the investigation about the nurntion home deaths and data covered up. do you think one of the reasons she wanted to leave and resign is because she is concerned for her own future a

keep taking the relief factor you'll be fine , you'll be fine but let me ask you, kidding, kidding little tiny joke here, let me get your sense. you know, it's interesting i think chris christiets happened a number of times in fact in recent history, it's the republican that gets re-elected not the democrat so history is actually running against phil murphy, isn't it? >> that's exactly right but whether people like chris christie or not, and you know this , neil, he's a political animal, very smart. he went in and he crushed it. he went in as democratic in new jersey and he won all these democratic strongholds but you got to because he came so out of the box. the only way you'll be able to rock it, felon murphy is a nice guy, i like him personally, i don't sense the blood and i don't have that killer instinct, you know, but the one problem is , in the great state of new jersey, no one cares about the people. they don't care about the every day people and we joke, you know, but i'll tell you what i am of the people and for the people and i'm one of the people. i ain't no mega star, you know? i have children, i'm a single hard working father, i have a house, we pay a lot of tax