mike murphy is with me.hy is interested in the crypto place and murphy, crypto, get out of here. >> i don't own them but if you look at movements, there's news out today or rumor to be news that etf is finally going to be approved so if you look at movement in coin base and robinhood, both moving big on the news. it was important to share with the viewer. >> that's black stone. stuart: i own some of it and that's because of you. is it up? >> it is a lot. black stone is up and i think if you look at black stone, it had a big construction and now it's started to come from the $80 level up here now to mid 90s so i think this was a $130 stock and get past the rate tightening and it should help black stone's business into private investments and need companies from the private markets to public markets and that opens up and a big positives ty for black stone so more upside. ems, they're in the news. stuart: ups in the news with a possible strike. the stock is up. >> stock down to $170 a share and if you look at r

mike murphy with me. do you think a.i. will help or hurt jobs in the long term?evel positions and gen-z that ashley was just speaking about, they need to pay attention and they need to realize that if they go out and work hard employers like myself are going to want to employ them. if they bring value to a business with, they're going to be employable, and they'll be able to make a lot of money. we're going to have new technology. right now we're talking about artificial if intelligence. there'll be more new technology after that, but there'll always be a place in the work force for someone who wants to go out and rather than worrying about whether technology will take their job, go out, go in to work, be on time, show up, work hard, deliver value, there will always be a place for those people. stuart: you sound like an more than. >> well, that's good. [laughter] stuart: very good. thanks, mike. we've got -- this is something i find unbelievable. it's a new poll, and it hoes my can -- shows millennials think misgenderring someone should be criminalized. okay? bra

year, said "they were devastated and their thoughts and condolences are with mike's family, friends and team—mates. " lerone murphyent has "made him". "it switched me on differently in life now," said murphy. it will make is just not my time it is just not my time to go. 30 km ride and just as i get home, a card turned right not looking and knocked me off my bike and i went over on the other side and i nearly bled out. i come out of the area and i got shot in the face and i was in a coma for a few days, because in the wrong place the wrong time. i consider everyone, i have never purposed because those are two very close incidents that i've gone through and i'm still here, still healthy and so, when i first started and that may come i did not want to be a fighter and that it is your amateur fights and be a fighter and that it is your amateurfights and i be a fighter and that it is your amateur fights and i thought about the career i committed, i'm waking up the career i committed, i'm waking up every day of the purpose and get to so it's been my dream to be a champion and there's nothing anyone can do to me now tha

murphy. in my condolences, go out to his wife and children. molly carrie, peggy and mike jr and his magnificent seven grandchildren. conor daniel. maggie. maureen, joseph. johnny and james. michael murphy was a proud saint ignatius high school alumnus in part of the 1956 san francisco football championship team and was recognized as an all city center in linebacker in 1970. mike co-founded the shamrock produce company, where he worked for 48 years. mike will be remembered for his humor, generous city and 15 years of making irish soda bread at the annual murphy irish bread baking bash. he passed away peacefully in woodside, california, on july 4th, 2023. the funeral will be held this thursday at 11 a.m. at holy name church in the sunset. the rest, i submit. thank you. thank you. supervisor president peskin. submit. thank you. supervisor preston. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues today i'm calling for a hearing on car break-ins a longstanding issue affecting neighborhoods in district five and across the city year after year, residents and visitors to our neighborhoods are

murphy. in my condolences, go out to his wife and children. molly carrie, peggy and mike jr and his magnificent seven grandchildren. conor daniel. maggie. maureen, joseph. johnny and james. michael murphy was a proud saint ignatius high school alumnus in part of the 1956 san francisco football championship team and was recognized as an all city center in linebacker in 1970. mike co-founded the shamrock produce company, where he worked for 48 years. mike will be remembered for his humor, generous city and 15 years of making irish soda bread at the annual murphy irish bread baking bash. he passed away peacefully in woodside, california, on july 4th, 2023. the funeral will be held this thursday at 11 a.m. at holy name church in the sunset. the rest, i submit. thank you. thank you. supervisor president peskin. submit. thank you. supervisor preston. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues today i'm calling for a hearing on car break-ins a longstanding issue affecting neighborhoods in district five and across the city year after year, residents and visitors to our neighborhoods are

murphy about the family leadership summit. being held this weekend, has been held this week in iowa. here is a little bit of host top or carlsson -- tucker carlson. his interaction with mikeabout january 6. [video clip] >> they were american citizens. most did not commit acts of violence and they were mad because they thought the election was unfair. i wonder why more time hasn't been spent by either party reassuring americans elections are real, all votes are counted, the electronic voting machines now are infallible, why mail-in voting is a good thing. why doesn't anybody try to reassure the public the mechanics of voting are legit? do you think the last election was fair? >> as i set on january 6 in my communication to the congress and many times since -- there were irregularities in the 2020 election. there is no question. there are about half a dozen states that changed the rules of elections in the name of covid. >> yep >>. that undermined public confidence in the outcome of our elections. at the end of the day, we brought more than 60 lawsuits. states engaged in recounts. when states ultimately certified and courts upheld those changes and there is no evidence to t

murphy about the family leadership summit. being held this weekend, has been held this week in iowa. here is a little bit of host top or carlsson -- tucker carlson. his interaction with mikeabout january 6. [video clip] >> they were american citizens. most did not commit acts of violence and they were mad because they thought the election was unfair. i wonder why more time hasn't been spent by either party reassuring americans elections are real, all votes are counted, the electronic voting machines now are infallible, why mail-in voting is a good thing. why doesn't anybody try to reassure the public the mechanics of voting are legit? do you think the last election was fair? >> as i set on january 6 in my communication to the congress and many times since -- there were irregularities in the 2020 election. there is no question. there are about half a dozen states that changed the rules of elections in the name of covid. >> yep >>. that undermined public confidence in the outcome of our elections. at the end of the day, we brought more than 60 lawsuits. states engaged in recounts. when states ultimately certified and courts upheld those changes and there is no evidence to t