jodie guest from emory university. light but it does look like the equity rally will roll-on. guy: absolutely. very light volume. we got beaten up on monday, we have clawed our way back ever since. keep an eye on what is happening with the dollar. the pound is catching a bid but the euro is starting to fade. the energy store in europe is what i keep coming back to. fascinating to see how the high energy prices will impact the economic trajectory next year in europe. damian: jon ferro was right. everyone has left for holiday. kriti gupta keeps minding us with all of the data. yields are not moving. i guess it is time to wash, rinse, repeat, look for people to put on the reopening trade. kailey: i think we'll have to give one up for damian sassower crushing his bloomberg surveillance anchoring debut. color meet impressed. guy: i am very impressed. i did not have any doubt whatsoever damian sassower would be able to deliver. he is just getting ready. he is going down to florida, thinking about that warm weather. that is i

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emily: jodi schneider, bloomberg's political news director. meantime, square is rebounding -- is rebranding, now calling itself block. the company says this is to acknowledge its growth beyond payment. square crypto, a separate initiative focused on bitcoin, will change its name to spiral. joining this on this latest news, our own kurt wagner. this on the heels of jack dorsey resigning as ceo of twitter just two days ago. that can't be a coincidence. kurt: i can't imagine that it is. jack has always been interested in building a company of the knees. with square, he can do that. at twitter, he just had twitter. there was a lot of speculation, especially when he first took the job at twitter, that he would leave square behind. it is interesting that he has gone the other direction. the ability to build an empire of sorts is probably a big reason why. emily: they talk about how this name block means a lot of things, like neighborhood blocks and local communities, block parties. would it be a mistake to think this is really a nod to the blockchai

my guest tonight is actor jodie turner-smith.ng anne boleyn in the new miniseries that chronicles her final days. >> how is your daughter enjoying married life, uncle? >> very well. >> to be married to the king's son is an honor, even if he is a bit timid. >> it is. >> one that i encouraged, if you remember. >> i do. >> i hear the marriage has not yet been consummated. unconsummated marriages are precarious, as you know. i would hate for anyone to try and separate them. >> trevor: jodie turner-smith. welcome to the show ( laughs ) how you doing? >> i'm wonderful. >> trevor: you're much friendlier than you appear in the show. but welcome to it. it's good to have you here. like many people, i became a fan of yours because of "queen & slim," and here you are now playing another queen, your majesty, but a very different kind of queen. let's talk a little bit about the journey you have been on. what's it been like. >> it's so funny, everyone says 10-year overnight success. >> trevor: right, right. >> because you're there working away,

jody hice, i inform the house that mr. hice will vote yes. >> i inform the house that are congresswoman david will vote yes, as the member designated by kahele, i inform the house that mr. kahele will vote iowa. >> i inform the house that ms. kim will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> as the member designated by, ms. underwood will vote yes. >> for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> as the member designated by mr. paired, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote yes. as the member designated by mr. mcheny, form that mr. mchenry will vote yes. >> as the member designated by mrs. lawrence i inform the house that mrs. lawrence will vote yes on h.r. 2355. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? >> as the member designated by mr. guthrie of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. guthrie will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas. >> as the member designated by mr.

jody, come here! and jody is running against one of the worst secretary of states in america, rino brad ralphs persian gulfer who is trying to turn the tables on me because i'm fighting for election integrity. to be honest, i was surprised. he is a congressman who is loved in his district, who's got no problems, no election problems, could be there forever, and said i want to do this because what's happened to the state of georgia is a disgrace. >> so brad raffensperger doesn't support the coup, despite repeated bullying by trump, and trump backs a primary challenger to get rid of brad raffensperger, so there will be a more coup-pliant replacement to a single issue primary challenge. raffensperger refused to cave to demands he steal an election. now he has been removed. as you heard donald trump imply there, it's also fair to conclude that jody hice would pass the litmus test and participate in the coup. in fact, he was one of the 147 republicans who voted to overturn the election results on january 6

jody heist. jody coming. and jody is running against one of the worst secretary of states in american history, brian raffensperger was trying to turn the tables on me, because i am fighting for election integrity. to be honest i was surprised, he's a congressman who is loved in his district, who's got no problems, no election problems, could be there forever. and he said i want to do this because what has happened to the state of georgia is a disgrace. >> roethlisberger doesn't support the coup, despite repeated bullying by trump. and trump backs a primary challenger to get rid of raffensperger. there will be a new climb replacement, it's a single. raffensperger refused to cave to the demands. he must now be removed. as you heard donald trump implied there, it's also fair to conclude that jody heist would pass the litmus test. and participate in the coup. in fact he was one of the 147 republicans who voted to overturn the election results on january six just hours after the insurrectionists have been cleared

we're losing your signal, jodie. i want to apologize to you., the communications here are very, very sketchy. it's really extraordinary that we were able to have jodie with us. you know, it's tough to find a phone line now. everything is being utilized. you know what? there is this extraordinary spirit of solidarity, and jodie, thank you for being with me. as i look around here at what was this bustling downtown of an extraordinarily beautiful and historic city, much of it in ruins, and yet, people say they will rebuild. it's important that we all do what we can to help these people. there are so many people here who just want to rebuild. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. chris jansing picks up with more news right now. >> our thanks to jose for his reporting on the ground. good morning, i am chris jansing in for craig melvin. an already weary nation tired from this pandemic, from polarization, and growing economicre

. >> by the way, you quote jodi bottom, and take the phrase elect from jodi bottom, but he was talking about religious people, and you're talking about people whose politics have become a religion. i have to tell you, you have totally radicalized me, because i spent 24 years as a conservative columnist for the san francisco chronicle, and i was really tender about how i dealt with people, but you're saying, one of the things i really got out of your book is you're telling people, don't apologize for your viewpoints. ditch the anguish, don't back down. when people start challenging you in a certain way, and i'm trying to be nice about it. give it back to them. i was on twitter like yesterday and i was thinking about what we were going to talk about, and i just jumped down someone's throat. you made me sort of feel that when people start trying to challenge you and make you feel like you're going to say they're a racist, you've got to slam them back. . >> i'm not a belligerent person. we need to stand up and look them in the eye and say no and i use the analogy of bopping a shark on the

because jody is the title.the titles of my books are never the ones that i originally had. and all of my materials, woke racism in the book is called the elect and the light is my name for these people where it isn't that they're speaking. [inaudible] it isn't that they are seeking power. it isn't that they are mean. it isn't that they are children. it's important to realize the elect can is not about college campuses. the elect can be people in their 70s. these are people who have good news that the world needs to listen to and this is news that is so incontestable he good that it's worth hurting people in order to make things so that the world works according to these tenets. but the way they conduct themselves and their other impervious this to any kind of logic or reason is reminiscent of people who think of themselves as chosen and these are people who think of themselves as having a higher wisdom that is so impressionist that they will impose it on the world by whatever meansnecessary . >> the worst thing

since -- >> thank you so jodi, because jodi, it's the title. titles of my books are never the ones that i originally had. all of my materials for "woke racism," the book is called "the elect," and there's a part of me that will always call it that. the elect is mining for these people where it isn't that they're speaking -- why is my voice always cracking like i'm henry aldridge. it isn't that they are seeking power. it isn't that they're mean. it isn't that they're children. it's important to realize the elect is not about college campuses. the elect can be in their 70s. these are people who feel that they have a good news with a capital g and a capital n that the world needs to listen to and that this is news that is so incontestably good that it's worth hurting people in order to make things so that the world works according to these tenets. but the way they conduct themselves and their utter imperviousness to logic or reason is reminiscent of people who think of themselves as chosen. and these are people who do think of themselves as having

that was jodie talkint to their behaviour. that was jodie talking to victoria _ their behaviour. the day, this next weather front will start to push in from the atlantic. that�*s going to introduce more in the way of cloud and gradually some rain. not very warm either. take care. apologies from the prime minister as he says he shares the anger of people — after a video emerges of downing street staffjoking about holding a christmas gathering last year amidst covid restrictions. this fictional party was a business meeting and it was not socially distanced. tough questions for the prime minister over that video — he says he�*s sickened by it and has been assured that no rules were broken. i can understand how infuriating it must be to think that the people who have been setting the rules have not been following the rules, because i was also furious to see that clip. millions of people now think the prime minister was taking them for fools and that they were lied to.

but my job is we can set up a camp top, but with 10 solemnly hum solely jody. when we do the most of the arts and cabins are forbidden. here on the road, we've set up one or 2 tents jo live here, and 12 are behind the door. mum, a cindy rodie, the bees make honey from time milk. fetch, giant fennel and other powers i if you wish. yeah, it's an excellent honey. why do. busy we have such a diversity of flowers here with the honey we make also has medicinal properties. i said ill be sham. a silly govern thanks to its diverse climate and its abundance of flowering plants species. iran is the world's 3rd largest honey producer. be keeping flourished here in the region even at the dawn of islam. honey is already described as the source of healing in the koran. in the 11th century, the persian philosopher and physician avi center praised honey for its therapeutic properties. ah, the unable ha, being a beekeeper takes love double duty. it's a passion mutual and it captures you just like a drug. it was the hum. gotta go to it. ah, but sometimes i take the frames out of

thank you. >> president walton: thank you so much, jody.use] congratulations, again, and thank you, supervisor mandelman for honoring such a worthy human being and our 2:30 special order is now closed. madame clerk, would you please go to item number 14. >> item 14 is ordinance to appropriate approximately $6.9 million from the general verve and approximately $5 million from other revenue for a total amount of approximately $12 million to the department of elections to support additional costs from unforeseen elections in fiscal year 2021-2022. mr. president, this item pursuant to charter section 9.113, this matter requires eight votes of all members of the board. >> president walton: thank you. >> supervisor peskin: as set forward in the b.l.a. report, three and a quarter million dollars of this almost $12 million is really a policy matter for the board and let's talk about that policy. absent this appropriation, insofar as february election is partially the responsibility of a separate government agency. we are not a member of the decisio

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but jodie ray says they are actively keeping navigators out of buildings where people access government's a lot of uninsured people that we could potentially provide assistance to, that with he cannot. >> reporter: i reached out to florida state health department several times but didn't hear back. roughly 27 million americans are still uninsured. 64% of them are eligible for coverage assistance. the build back better bill would extend the subsidies and expansions from the american rescue plan through 2025. if the bill doesn't pass, those benefits could expire by the end of next year. >> in 2022, people will find out their premium payments are going to double. the announcements will go out right before the midterm elections. >> reporter: and the president's staff also sent us a statement really touting enrollment numbers and calling build back better the most consequential expansion of affordable health care since the affordable care act. the president says we will press forward, work to cut health care costs and deliver great peace of mind to american families in the new year. john. >>

jody's team connects uninsured people with coverage in florida. >> probably one of the most contributingcent poll from the kaiser family foundation shows public support for obamacare is at an all-time high, 58% with a favorable opinion, compared to 43% when president trump was in office. today some republican state leaders are still throwing up roadblocks, like restricting the work of navigators even though several red states have high enrollment numbers. florida leads the nation in aca enrollment. jody says state and local health departments are actively keeping navigators out of buildings where people access services. >> well, that's a lot of uninsured people that we could potentially provide assistance to that we cannot. >> reporter: i reached out to florida state health department several times but didn't hear back. roughly 27 million americans are still uninsured. 64% of them are eligible for coverage assistance. the build back better bill would extend those subsidies and expansions from the american rescue plan through 2025. if the bill doesn't pass, the benefits could expire by th

jody of bloomberg intelligence, who covers this for us, doing great research on hertz and other companies under her umbrella. coming up, talking about amc. movies will never go out of style. it is a question of where you watch them. in the theater or at home, or you tesla going down the highway? taylor: you are probably playing video games instead of watching. do you go to the theater for that experience or do you prefer the convenience? that is the underlying question. romaine: we will get some commentary from alicia reese from wedbush securities. that's coming up after the break. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: about a year ago at this time, we got chatter about gamestop. the media could not get enough. that has faded from our consciousness but we are talking about it today. amc has fallen through the back half of the year but has been supported by retail investors. the movie business still under pressure. the ceo of one cinema chain stopped by to give his thoughts on the business. >> june, we had a very impressive october, which generated for the whole group something like 90% revenue of

host: let's go to jodi calling on the democrat line. good morning. caller: i have four basic questions. the first is the government needs to get out of household affairs. second, we have too much systemic racism in every individual city. it is empowering white supremacy and all of these negative people who have a blanket of collectivism over our minority people. then, we have another issue with transgender's. it is okay to say to give these people rights. at the same time, you have not acknowledged the rights of black people being murdered in the streets. i honestly believe corona is, organized removal of native americans signed by trump. you need to do something about that. host: let's go to brian calling from folsom, pennsylvania on the republican line. caller: good morning to you. i saw something in the news yesterday regarding new york city not allowing new construction. natural gas is pretty much going to be eliminated in the city of new york for heating and cooking and things like that. i do believe, and hope america is listening, this is very

at that point, he sat down for a one on one interview with one of our reporters, jodi her nan dead. >> i just, i know that we're doing what we can to bring her home, and please, everyone out there, it's more important the message to keep looking for her and to help us. i know to ask for help now, because we need it so desperately. >> you see that note there, january of 2003. a few months later, april of 2003, the bodies of laci and her unborn son were found separately, dumped in the san francisco bay. two weeks later, scott peterson was arrested and charged with murder. he was tried and convicted in 2004. sent to death row in san quentin. scott peterson spent more than 15 years on death row. but two things have developed, the death sentence itself and a possible retrial. last year the california supreme court overturned the death sentence, because jurors who disagreed with the death penalty were dismissed during jury selection. today no video cameras were allowed in court in redwood city, but we were given these still images and court sketches. three of laci's family members spoke, la

thank you. >> president walton: thank you so much, jody. [applause] congratulations, again, and thank you, supervisor mandelman for honoring such a worthy human being and our 2:30 special order is now closed. madame clerk, would you please go to item number 14. >> item 14 is ordinance to appropriate approximately $6.9 million from the general verve and approximately $5 million from other revenue for a total amount of approximately $12 million to the department of elections to support additional costs from unforeseen elections in fiscal year 2021-2022. mr. president, this item pursuant to charter section 9.113, this matter requires eight votes of all members of the board. >> president walton: thank you. >> supervisor peskin: as set forward in the b.l.a. report, three and a quarter million dollars of this almost $12 million is really a policy matter for the board and let's talk about that policy. absent this appropriation, insofar as february election is partially the responsibility of a separate government agency. we are not a member of the

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i'm sorely jody. when we do the most in hudson cabins, are forbidden. here on the road. we set up one or 2 tents jo live here and 12 are behind your mamma. ah, us in the body. the bees make honey from time. milk fetch. giant fennel and other flowers as you wish. yeah, it's an excellent honey but do. busy we have such a diversity of flowers here with the honey we make also has medicinal properties. i said the old regime, a silly govern thanks to its diverse climate and its abundance of flowering plants species. iran is the world's 3rd largest honey producer. be keeping flourished here in the region, even at the dawn of islam. honey is already described as the source of healing in the koran. in the 11th century, the persian philosopher and physician avi center praised honey for its therapeutic properties. ah, the unable yet being a beekeeper takes love double duty. it's a passion mutual and it captures you just like a drug. it was, they haven't got it. got it. but some is, i take the frames out of the hives to kiss them. that's how much i love my b. not oh amanda simpson.

>> and just to be safe, not jodie foster [ light laughter ] >> seth: scollins, who do you get tickets> seth: oh, it's not the one who tried to assassinate ronald reagan? >> oh, okay, no, it is the john hinckley jr. you're thinking of. [ laughter ] >> seth: why would you invite him to the show next year? >> well, he can't come now he's committed but he's fully getting out in june. >> seth: and you think it would be appropriate to have john hinckley jr. in the audience >> would you rather him as a guest? i don't know how his anecdotes are going to be. hasn't really done much lately >> seth: i don't want him here at all how do you even know him >> how do you even know terry gross? i don't know, you just meet people >> seth: i'm sorry scollins but john hinckley jr. is not invited here >> seth, it's like the judge said if he hadn't tried to kill the president, he would have been unconditionally released a long, long, long time ago. >> seth: the judge did not say that >> the judge said exactly that >> seth: oh, boy >> you're the one who said you're excited to have an audience back. is john

with that, i want to turn it back over to jody, and he'll have a bit more. >> all right, so the state of kentucky has an emergency management request process. i was notified about 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning into saturday morning from director from the state emergency management to ask if we could put a team together from louisville to come down and help here locally. obviously the same storm was tracking towards the city of louisville. it did miss us, but, you know, we could not send a team until we had confirmation that the same storm wasn't going to affect here in the city of louisville or any surrounding area that we may have responded to there. so we put a team together, we got authorization from the mayor of louisville, and we headed down this way with a group of four individuals to see what we could do. we also had rescue technicians from the fired. when we arrived at the emergency operation center to offer our services and they sent us here on site. we arrived on site. with the help of local officials, i can't say enough about the rescue efforts that were going on before we go

information started to emerge about how randall miller and his wife, jody savin, were these guerillatually laugh and brag about breaking safety protocols, whether it was having a little child running around in a pasture with cows -- >> i don't think it's dangerous to have a little kid run through cows, do you think? no, no, no. >> or throwing a piano down the stairs. >> this is a real house, and i don't think they fully knew we were going to drop a piano down their staircase. >> the train hits the bed and the bed flies up, and apparently a portion of the hospital bed strikes sarah and pushes her into the train. >> there were several injuries on that track that day. it wasn't just the death of sarah. but there were seven people injured. >> reporter: sprft supervising crew, including director randy miller, were tried for criminal trespass and involuntary man slaughter in the death of sarah jones. randall miller became the first director in the history of the movies to go to jail for a death on the set. >> the first, hillary schwartz, union production manager jay sedrish, both got ten y