kavita: a lot of fluff gets washed out.p investor in the space, i can tell you every time there is a high, everyone who thinks i have an idea, it is like $100 million valuation and now you're back to $25 million valuation. last time, we saw defi built during the crypto venture and that is pushing the adoption and the money coming into the space, which also was associated with that. before that in 2016 and 2017, the smart contract on ethereum made us come down from the height of $1700. if you're going into the space, multi-chain indexing, search results, a lot of analytics, that will build out, and maybe a whole new info structure platform. people have been buying in fts for multimillion dollars and they don't have a structure for in fts right now -- nfts right now. emily: i'm curious about your thoughts on elon musk potentially taking over twitter, given israel in the crypto community and his role in the crypto community himself. do you think decentralized social media is possible with blockchain technology? kavita: as of t

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doctor kavita patel is here. she was white house health policy director under president obama.tel, what is your reaction to what dr. catherine was saying about president biden, whether or not he should attend this dinner this weekend? >> yes charles. i am in complete agreement. but i also feel pretty strongly that there are ways to actually make it safe for the president to attend, and the protocols are currently in place by the white house correspondents association and even the white house itself are not sufficient. but they can, be that is the point i want to make. we can do three simple things to try to make it be a safer environment. we should, especially for the president all the other members. >> what were those things the? this is a dinner. you have to take off your mask. masking can be part of the protocol. so what's, how could you make it safe enough that it will allay the fears of people like dr. catherine? >> something similar to what they do for the president during the state of the union. look, you have high stakes. congress, supreme court. remember the cabinet. y

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kavita patel, served as policy director for the obama administration, doctor patel it strikes me thatking about an epidemic that's uniquely american, one of the reasons i wanted to talk to you is because you think of this not just a protection, or but as someone who has practiced public health. when we think about is not just in terms of individuals, and there's clearly individuals in need. but really, there needs to be here a full structural government response. what does that look like? >> yeah, alicia, i'm so glad you are there because you are literally gonna be able to help capture not just the incredible stories, that i hope so the lessons we learned from a public health standpoint,, alicia we've learned our lessons we hope from sandy hook, from newtown, from columbine. report after report i participated in 2015 report, for what we saw was the mental health epidemic of gun violence, it's really not about the mental health of the shooter. which is a distraction, it's about the mental health of the community, the community that's grieving not today but even years from now. and we'v

kavita patel, a msnbc contributor and former obama white house health policy director. dr.oments ago, the president put out that rather somber statement. let's start there, and give us your broad thoughts on america hitting this tragic milestone and how far we have come in the pandemic and mistakes we've made and where do we go from here. >> and it is so humbling when we think we're not done with this yet and we're having of course a record low number of deaths, that's a good thing, but we still have hundreds of deaths a day, and many of that is just, many of those deaths are preventible, could have been vaccinated, including boosters, so i think where we are today, we're stanting in the face of, standing in the face of increasing case, and dealing with yet again another variant, the daughter, if you will, of the original omicron and what we're trying to do is understand how we can kind of move forward. masks are gone. people, it feels like people have gone on with their lives but we can't ignore the fact, and i think the million deaths was just a milestone that you and i w

we are celebrating asian american pacific islander month here is former obama white house director kavita i had always tried to fit in and that meant often times not acknowledging my brown skin raising my 5-year-old daughter and she brought home a self portrait in class. she filled in the skin with dark color. i encourage my children with yellow hair, try to fit in she was proud of what made her different and she celebrates that in all her drawings they now include a little brown girl design hr solutions to provide flexible pay options and greater workforce visibility today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ what's on the horizon? the answers lie beyond the roads we know. we recognize that energy demand is growing, and the world needs lower carbon solutions to keep up. at chevron, we're working to find new ways forward, through investments and partnerships in innovative solutions. like renewable natural gas from cow waste, hydrogen-fueled transportation, and carbon capture. we may not know just what lies ahead, but it's only human... to sear

asian-american and pacific islander heritage and feature some of our cnbc teammates and members and here is kavitaformer obama white house policy adviser >> growing up i often tried to fit in and that meant often times not acknowledging and it was incredible one day she brought in a self-portrait and she filled in all of the skin with a dark-brown color. even my own portrait as lighter skin or yellow hair trying to match the children around me and she was incredibly proud and all of her drawings include little brown girls. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. let's take a look at u.s. markets right now. on this day where we look like we're going to break a multi-week streak of negative numbers. eight weeks in a row >> for the dow it's eight and for the s&p and nasdaq it's seven and the nasdaq is leading the way this week just more than 7% >> what's amazing and we'll talk more about it later is the round-trip that stocks have made from the first of the month back now to being basically flat. there you see west texas crude you wonder why people are paying more for gasoline at the pump. there it is week

doctor kavita patel thanks for being here. all in with chris hayes starts now. thanks for being here al>> tonight on all in -- >> [noise] >> righteous crowd protests in houston, as law enforcement admits to its catastrophic response. >> we've been in hindsight we're sitting now. that the forces are not in the city. >> and architects of the system that failed celebrate guns in houston, before facing the truth in uvalde. >> -- yes, i was misled. >> tonight, what we know about the police failure, and the policy failure that allowed mass murder in a texas school. plus, pandering and a protest at the air on a convention in houston, and with you and i can do to break this uniquely american ritual of violence. all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today, wayne lapierre, head of the national rifle association, hosted a number of republican politicians, including the ex president, at his organization's annual conference in houston. just days after 19 elementary school children and teachers were slaughtered by a gunman, a few hundr

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joining me right now is delta blockchain fund founder and general partner kavita gupta.ved? >> thank you so much, maria, for having me. i think we are seeing one of the biggest dips in the market in a long time. this is since 2014, and the prices are slashed down almost from like all-time high of 60k, we are looking at more than 58% down, bitcoin has gone half, so yeah, crypto winter is here. i think that it's also a market correction from going to a crazy speculative highs of 60k and 25k and it looks like it's going to look at the backlog. maria: last week, we saw a real scare when the terra usd, a stablecoin that is meant to be pegged to the dollar actually broke the dollar, plunging below one dollar last week. you say sec regulation on stablecoins is ultimately a positive for this space. is that the kind of event that sparks regulation that sparks new boundaries here? what is your assessment of what took place last week. it wasn't just terra also because you had a second one also break the dollar peg. >> it's still low. it's still very close to one but it's like .9967

islander heritage month we are profiling our contributors here is former white house policy director kavita>> growing up, i tried to fit in that meant not acknowledging my own brown skin raising my 5-year-old daughter she brought home a self portrait she had to do in class she filled in all the skin in dark brown color my own portrait and trying to fit in with the children around me i was proud of what made her different. she celebrates that as a ollf her drawing include little brown girls. >> announcer: sector nomics is sponsored by sector spdr etfs. >>> a record amount of americans planning to travel this memorial day weekend. joining us right now is clear ceo, and karen, what numbers are you anticipating for this weekend? what are you thinking? >> so we've taken to calling it travel palaosa we expect halmost 100%, a retur of business travel in may. people combining work and business so we are expecting an incredibly strong summer and see absolutely no slow down. >> 100% almost, how much is that because of more travelers and how much of that is because you have more clear members at this