joining us is andy capron, co-ceo of rid gentle landtag capital. -- regentatlantic capital. : the losers are tech stocks particularly for software companies that have a longer pathway. the other is inflation. they have a high cost structure. cost structures are predominantly the wages. that will make them hard to impress investors in the coming quarters. winners will be cyclicals. energy, materials, they are likely to have a good quarter and a good year. shery: which is why bill ackman is calling for a 50 basis point hike from the fed to restore its credibility. what do you think? andy: i think that would be incredibly effective. as i think of central banks over the last 20 years, any time they have needed to avert a crisis, they have had to act with shock and awe. we saw it in 2020 from the federal reserve. they have had to provide liquidity. they might need to use that shock and awe to withdraw liquidity. the market is not expecting enough out of them and they risk losing control. haidi: the shock and awe, it -- does it restore credibility or does it run the risk of seeing

andy biggs, co-chair of the border security caucus. if the president is such an imminent threat as pelosi has been claiming for several months, which is why she has to rush through the articles of impeachment, then her halting the process seems to make no sense unless she was just lying all along which is my bet. what do you think? >> you are right on. look at it. she herself said they have been trying to impeach president trump for 2 1/2 years. then at the end of september she said we have to do this. it's a critical thing. we have to get this done before the election or else he will steal the election. for him to come out and hold the articles and not transmit them to the senate as if that's going to get her leverage. it's just making her look bad. it's a bad faith move on her part. it's bad faith all the way. that's consistent with what we have seen for through years. gregg: lisa murkowski says she is disturbed that mitch mcconnell would coordinate with the white house. she is apparently oblivious that in 1999 tom daschle coordinate

i sat down with twitter co—founder ed williams, andi with twitter co—founder ed williams, and i askedounder ed williams, and i asked him, f women had been involved in the founding of twitter, would online harassment and trolling be such a problem? and he said he doesn't think so. they were thinking about that when they were building twitter. they were thinking about all the wonderful and amazing things that can be done with twitter, they won't thinking about how it can be used to send death threats or rape threats. and as a result, online harassment is one of the biggest problems plaguing internet today. if women had been more involved in building these products, and building these products, and building these products, and building these services, maybe online harassment and trolling wouldn't be such a problem. i fully believe that the people who have already changed the world in so many wondrous ways, the people who are taking us to mars, the people who are building self driving cars, the people who have given us right at the push of a button, if they can do all that, they can chang

jared and andy are co-founders of atomo, following in the footsteps of trendy plant based meets likeossible and beyond, atomo wants to give coffee lovers a sustainable option as climate change and demand lead to deforestation. >> we are the tesla of coffee. >> trevor: i don't know if coffee should be the top priority because when climate change has destroyed the planet, coffee will be the last thing on your mind. i won't need coffee when the guy with the guitar is right behind me. i will be, like, yo, i'm up. i could use coffee. no, you're on fire right now, my man. don't worry about being up. this is the reality we'll live in one day. if we don't take climate change seriously, instead of coffee beans, we'll make the bean smell with chemicals instead of meat, plant burgers. instead of hot dog, pathetic pig anuses. that's where it comes from. so this will be a problem for coffee lovers although interestingly they won't start with starbucks. let's move on to the top story. ( cheers and applause ) we are now exactly one year away from the next presidential inauguration, which means this

i'm andy barr, co-chair of the republican study committee, empowerment initiative and i come from kentucky's sixth congressional district. like so many other members of congress, we represent urban poverty. but in the far eastern part of my district, we have several counties that are designated severely economically distressed as part of the appalachian regional commission. and there's a lot of rural poverty in america, but in our task force we appreciate the speaker, including many of the recommendations in this, "the better way" proposal from the poverty and upward mobility task force where we build upon the successes of the 1996 welfare reform initiatives where we included work incentives and the results were clear. when work incentives were included part of our public assistance programs, there was a dramatic decrease in childhood poverty and there was also a dramatic increase in single mother employment. and so we are very, very grateful that we have a model here in the district of columbia with bishop shirley and these people showing us the way and the way they have shown us is that po

andy, -- andy loo, who co-authored the latest report. andy, why exactly are these unsolicited? >> twitter has a real-time social networking service at scale. great brand recognition, and good ebita margin. but the company is not turning positive in cash flow. it is relying on cash on its balance sheet to fund the operation. >> twitter shares dropped on the back end of this report. what is your reaction to the end of this report? >> if our to put myself on their position, this is not the important conversation, this is noise. i would want to continue to grow my audience. it is a dramatically monetized audience, and there are still a ton of opportunities there. >> this is just noise, have you respond? -- just noise, andy, how do you respond to that? >> i guess i can't. the bottom line is the way you , should think about a credit rating is a reflection of the underlying business trend. twitter is doing the right thing. they are focusing on the business. if they have the mentor they -- have the metrics they want, if they want the cash flow numbers they are looking for, the rating w

and thank you to andy biggs and co-chair babin for leading this. we know the numbers the biden administration helped well over 12, 13 million illegals to invade our country the past four years, some, two, three million of which are known got-aways and these are the ones with the criminal ties ap the terrorist backgrounds and the ones trafficking the terrible things into our country. we know hundreds of thousands of felons who are here illegally, and this has all been done on purpose by the biden administration. democrats believe that everybody around the world, the seven billion people who don't live in the united states have the right to come here with no limit legally or illegally. now that the border will begin to be sealed come january 20, we're going to find out who is here. when their accomplices can no longer stream unrestricted across the border sad is a-- sadly, we are going to find out who is here. that's why tom homan on the direction of president trump to have this massive deportation is so important and so criminal, literally, for thes

and with us now to tell us all about it is andy sobrepena. you're the co. thanks for being here to talk to us. absolutely. >> thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to share our work with your viewers. >> well, tell us about the work and about farming hope. yeah. >> so farming hope is a food justice organization. we have three pillars of the work that we do. our first, as you mentioned, is our job training program, really helping folks with soft and hard skills back into the workforce, hard skills that you would need to work at any commercial kitchen in san francisco. but soft skills really, you know, taking feedback and taking action on that feedback, learning to communicate with managers, just all those little skills that tend to go by the wayside when you haven't been in the workplace for a while, while they're in our program, they're helping to produce anywhere between 1500 to 4500. i think was our maximum meals a week. >> so walk me through a typical day for someone going through the program. how many people typically are involved in this and

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we will have to let andy co. country. we will have to let andy no. and country.ould receive as little as £96.35 a week under statutory sick pay rules the average pay for ikea shop floor staff is £404 for an average working week outside london. what do you make of that, sonia? on the conservative side they are defending peoples liberty and their peoples right not to have the vaccine while encouraging them to do this. i get the sense that companies facing an absentee challenge are starting to fill the void with their own mandates because the governments not going there. yes. own mandates because the governments not going there-— not going there. yes, i think that's true and that's _ not going there. yes, i think that's true and that's been _ not going there. yes, i think that's true and that's been a _ not going there. yes, i think that's true and that's been a huge - true and that's been a huge challenge right the way through the pandemic. there's been a lot out there _ pandemic. there's been a lot out there that — pandemic. there's been a lot out there that allow

. >> last year, andy raymond, co-owner of engaged armament, announced he would sell the armatix, rp 1d you thing would be interested in that type of gun? >> typically what i call fence silters. people who aren't into guns. don't normally want one. oh, i am too afraid. whatever. >> reporter: did you an tips patriot the react, that you got? >> no. >> reporter: within minutes of his announcement, angry e-mails and phone calls started coming. >> we got about 2,000 phone calls, maybe the same e-mails. >> reporter: all against? >> yeah, just in one day. it was insane. one person threatened to burn down the shop. another person threatened that i would be raped. that was classic. >> reporter: you would be raped. >> yeah. >> reporter: did you get death threats? >> yeah, crazies came out of the woodwork. >> that's him, shaved head and whiskey bottle. stayed in his store to guard it and posted on facebook. >> obviously i received numerous death threats today, i really [ bleep ] appreciate that, [ bleep ], a great thing for gun rights. >> he thinks the campaign against him was viral not organized

andy levy co-host of "red eye" on the fox news channel. so the battle over healthcare helped fuel the current partisan bickering dominating d.c. if you need more proof the nation is drifting further to the left and right. membership in the nation's largest socialist organization. the democratic socialists of america has reportedly tripled. and we are told they only have 19 dues-paying members. it doesn't sounds like a lot. but it's the most they have had since 1982 when they were formed. what do you think the big incentive is to join the democratic socialists who are neither democratic nor socialist? >> this comes from the defeat of bernie sanders. and so many young democrats were very unhappy with hillary clinton. and then of course the pendulum swing after donald trump was elected. people feeling like they wanted to do something to stay sane. which is a little bit of an exaggeration. you see a lot of young people view socialism very favorably. even if they are not card carrying democratic socialist members, they think this is economicall

in the midst of this horrible pandemic, is notable so they will continue to work together and co—operate andidi arabia and russia have always had a difficult relationship trying to work together in 0pec but this is an encouraging sign of cooperation and trying to think about how they might work together moving forward. absolutely. thank you for your insights into that topic. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: italian tenor andrea bocelli sings to an empty duomo cathedral, but is heard by millions around the world. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine's offices have been attacked, and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock, and as for her sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be ch

andy puzder is the co-author. this is book tv on c-span2. >> book tv has attended freedom fest, a libertarian conference several times. if you are interested from hearing from other authors, go to our website, booktv.org and type freedom fest into the search bar. you will be able to see other interviews online. >> you are watching book tv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. book tv: television for serious readers. >>. [music] [applause]

andy even co-founded the first fantasy football league. ntasy football and the internet - probably the best marriage in america. it takes a lot to impress andy. but just being awarded the medal of honor is pretty special. and when harrison ford personally - congratulated him... that was something... probably the only guy in hollywood who knows what the o.s.s is. it may be because ford's alter ego - indiana jones - was reportedly also a member of the top- secret o.s.s. (nats: military band ceremony) up until recently, all of andy's escapades have been confidential. the files only finally unsealed in 1987. andy's neighborhood pal - perry - never lived to see that day. q: did it pain your dad? very much so. (shakes head yes and starts to cry.) but frosene phillips was proud to represent her own dad perry along with andy and his family at the medal ceremony in dc... and share stories of the young soldier's valor and adventures. many if not most of those who fought alongside have long since passed away. you can bet if andy mousalimas has anythin

joining us, andy biggs. co-chair of the border security caucasus. congressman, i'm so proud of you and your colleagues. first 185 of you stand for this president. then dozens of you today storming the schiff scif. i loved it. what has gone the ahold of you guys? it's wonderful to see. >> it may have taken us a while to get rolling. but now the stone is rolling and we need to keep rolling down the hill with greater velocity. matt gaetz worked real hard to put this together. we were going to do this last week, but we had elijah cummings untimely death so we suspended this. steve scalise was there with us, the whip. i think this will keep building momentum because the other side is simply not willing to allow an open and fair and transparent justice-filled proceedings. lou: they are trying overthrow the president. >> they are running a coup. lou: until this moment you guys acted like this was a political contest instead of a contest for law, order and our constitution in support of this president to see it so broad and complete within the republican pa

andy cohen, co-host of bravo's "watch what happens live."tions. >> it's not easy to get on that "new york times" list. you've been on it for multiple weeks. >> good. i'll be at mall of america later tonight, everybody. see you there. >> they are a big crowd there. >> good. >> let's talk about madonna flashing. >> is it news when it's madonna? >> i have seen the woman's nipple. i could draw it so well after all the times i've seen it. it looked like she was having fun. i'm going to show it, all right. whatever. she's singing "human nature." >> is it desperate? >> i think she was having fun. you are in a youtube moment where you cannot do anything around the world without us talking about it on the "today show" the next day. you brought up she said earlier in the year, you don't have to flash your nipples to get attention. >> what about lady gaga? >> the backup dancer hits her on the head with the pole by mistake. >> what's the injury status? >> apparently she is okay. she went on with her other 16 songs. this was during "judas." >> hopefully

which bill murray woke up on the same day over and over again while gradually falling in love with co—star andieating or ripping off groundhog day, which itself owed a debt to such diverse sources as it's a wonderful life and anne rice's novel the vampire lestat, palm springs takes that premise and runs with it, acknowledging and even joking about some of its predecessors' philisophical conundrums. i'm going to get out of this. suit yourself. see you tomorrow. it helps that samberg and milioti make likeable leads, and that the script by max barbakow and andy siara maintains a nice balance between screwball wit and sassy crudity. it's also significant, although completely coincidental, that in the wake of the anniversary of the first lockdown the idea of being trapped in the same endless day seems particularly poignant. palm springs may not be a masterpiece, and it's certainly not the most original film released this week, but it's rewardingly goofy fare that raises a laugh and a smile, and frankly those have been in short supply lately. you can find it on amazon prime video. i'll leave you with

it's why they mine here. >> andy is the co honor of a white water rafting couple of thanks for inning us, amends and i good luck to you. >>> there has been a major development tonight in the hillary clinton e-mail controversy just a few moments ago the clinton campana announcessed they will hand over her personal email server to the justice department. it includes a thumb drive with all of her work-related and personal e-mails. the news comes hours after state department reports said some of the e-mails in clinton's private server were classified as top secret. probe of e-mails clinton kept when she was secretary of state now includes several top aids n march clinton refuse today turn it over saying it could contain sensitive discussions with her husband bill clinton. here is what she said at the time. >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities and the server will remain private. >> the key question that hillary clinton has to bet on now is if the fbi and justice department can keep any sensitive communicat

the co-author is andy pudzer. mr. pudzer, you talk about the certainty factor in your book. >> guest: yes. well, at the time we wrote it back in 2009, 2010, there was a lot of uncertainty in the economy because of actions that president obama was taking, but went along processsive lines as opposed to conservative economic lines which i think the business community would have preferred. so with respect to tax, with respect to energy, with respect to regulation there was great uncertainty in the business community about where the government was going and what kind of an obstacle it would become. so we tried to convey the message the government would provide some positive certainty so we could rise out of the recession -- we will still in the recession until june of 2009 so we were out of it technically but i don't think people for years felt we were actually out of it in reality. you want that kind of dynamic economic growth that you're expecting out of a recession you have to do some positive things and give the busine

meanwhile, andy mills, co-creator and co-host of the podcast "caliphate" resigned after allegationof inappropriate behavior towards fema colleagues when he previously worked at wnyc. "the caliphate," a hit podcast about life inside the islamic state, came under fire recently after "the new york times" admitted it contained major inaccuracies, causing the pulitzer prize board to rescind its stat as a 2019 prize finalist. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the senate voted 56 to 44 to proceed with the impeachment trial of donald trump for inciting the deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol on january 6. six republicans joined democrats rejecting arguments from trump's defense team that it is unconstitutional for a former president to face an impeament trial. trump is the first president to ever be impeached twice and the first to be tried after leaving office. the democratic house impeachment managers opened the day with a traumatic teen-minute video highlighting the words of donald trump on january 6

((andy puddicombe/ co-founder, headspace)) "there is a shifting culture in most companies now where people accept unless the team is healthy and happy, there's no way there's going to be an optimum working environment." environment." the headspace founders believe the meditation will lead to more productivity. what does headspace do? it makes a meditation app. 3 3 talk about meditation.. 3 still ahead...goodbye mystery dress and hello mystery...flip flops?a photo of the sparked an online debate about the colors at play. we take a 3 in today's money watch report...the national security two senior officials call for the dismissal of the man in cha. charge.the pentagon "inspector general office" says it is looking into the n-s-a's effectiveness... especially when it comes to recent security breaches. the u.s. defense secretary and director of national intelligence have asked president obama to terminate admiral michael rogers.president obama has not publicly commented. 3 it's going to cost more for your cold drink and muffin at starbucks. the coffee chain says prices for certain cold month. s

joining me to talk about it is andy russell, the co-founder of a company called launch pad toys which created the ipad app. diane is the special media specialist and has hands on experience using the tuntastic app. it's such a great idea. how did you come up with this? >> we're watching kids play with toys. watching kids create stories at an older age and play with action figures and dolls and legos and puppets at a younger age and we wanted to bring those two together, the app around creative play and creative writing in older elementary years. >> what is interesting about it, though, it's connected to story telling which i don't think people realize, little kids always create a drama, a story. when they can't really write it down yet, it allows them to create it. >> yeah. you see them go to the toy box and they pick out their action figures or dolls. they startling stories right away. it provides sparks for us, or catalyst for our information and we wanted to build a tool that would capture those stories and that creative play and action basically the figures with the record button.

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. >> andy garcia co-stars as a lawyer that is armed, rebel frequently twists to get him to fight thee once fought. >> we can find solace even though most of the time it is perfect comfortable. >> she works on you, andy, to convince you to do a particular case. have you ever had that in your own life where somebody close to you just worked on you and worked on you maybe to get to you do a movie and you didn't want to do it and you did it and it didn't work out? >> this television show. >> andy credits his wife with getting him to sign on. >> this was kind after perfect storm. katie and great writing at home. and i'm all in. >> katie and andy are the stars. but their part of a large cast. >> i have three different kids with three different husband and i try not to judge. >> a messy mess and messy group. >> make rebel more com perking. >> i am giving you one last chance to do the quietly before i get loud. >> you will want to check out katie sagall called rebel premiering at 10:00 right here on ab c 17 followed by ab c 7 news at 11:00. it is great to see her back. >>> you can get our li

now juarez was co-founder of a housing company with andy duong and while he's not named in the indictment, our reporting and court documents show that juarez would be co-conspirator one and according to the indictment, following thao's election co-conspirator one texted andy duong to say, "we may go to jail, but we are $100 million richer," to which andy duong is said to have replied, "money buys everything," and as thao's mayorship unfolded, prosecutors say checks started getting mailed to andre jones, some as large as $35,000. >> providing jones and thao with $95,000 in direct payments disguised as wages for a no-show job for jones with the promise of additional payments all intended to benefit both thao and jones . >> today's indictment and the preference held by the government earlier this morning was successful in grabbing headlines, but what it did not do was serve the ends of justice. >> reporter: thao, jones, and the duongs appeared before a judge in oakland where all four entered not guilty pleas and following her arraignment, the former mayor appeared with her attorney, jeff cy,

. >>> we're live with andy co- help, host of the reboot of the hit show love connection. a low look at sfo. fog in the back. thank goodness clearing up. the music is familiar because we now know, yes, top gun 2 is going to be a reality. filming will start next year. tom cruise saying it is happening. it is definitely happening. i know you two were top gun fans. >> that is two os in goose, gasia. >> i have never seen the movie. i challenge you both to name me a sequel that is as good as

the subtitle, how it really works and why government doesn't understand it, andy is the co-author. this is the tv on c-span two. >> on wednesday october 25, the personal attorney for president trump, michael cohen will testify before the senate intelligence committee as part of the panels investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. live coverage on wednesday october 25 begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on our companion network c-span three, online at cspan.org or you can listen with the free c-span radio app. >> okay, if you come in as quick as you can, please do sit down. thanks you so much for coming to this event. this event is sponsored by the tls and pan-american. it's really good to be here. it's a total delight to discuss free speech which never seems to go away. during the civil war init britain, he wrote against governments intent to license free-speech which was named. [inaudible] >> in it he said this which has continued to resound, give me the liberty to know, to utter and to argue freely according to conscience above all liberty. but before l

my friend andy cohen co-hosted this. the miss usa products did their best.ty woman about a woman portraying in a good way. and they did a song to "call me maybe." ♪ here's my number ♪ call me maybe ♪ i just met you ♪ this is crazy >> and that was a cameo by donald trump who owns the pa gent. here's why it's on the ridiculist tonight. it's not for anything they did. it's pointless to keep holding these events. pointless because no pageant from now until the end of time will top the magical television experience known as the 2007 miss teen usa pageant. >> a recent poll found a fifth of americans can't locate the us on the map. why do you think this is? >> let's gist stop right there. i know you've seen this before and you've heard this question. it's somewhere between celebrity jeopardy and a sixth grade contest. ladies and gentlemen, just because it's so darn good. i give you the best pageant answer of all time. >> i personally believe that u.s. americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don't have that. >> i just got to stop ag

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now juarez was co-founder of a housing company with andy duong and while he's not named in the indictment, our reporting and court documents show that juarez would be co-conspirator one and according to the indictment, following thao's election co-conspirator one texted andy duong to say, "we may go to jail, but we are $100 million richer," to which andy duong is said to have replied, "money buys everything," and as thao's mayorship unfolded, prosecutors say checks started getting mailed to andre jones, some as large as $35,000. >> providing jones and thao with $95,000 in direct payments disguised as wages for a no-show job for jones with the promise of additional payments all intended to benefit both thao and jones. >> reporter: today's indictment and the press conference held by the government earlier this morning was successful in grabbing headlines, but what it did not do was serve the ends of justice. thao, jones, and the duongs appeared before a judge in oakland where all four entered not guilty pleas and following her arraignment the former mayor appeared with her attorney, jeff cy

andy rubin is android's co- founder and in charge of google's mobile and digital content.ay area based search giant says rubin will have a new, unspecified role in the company. rubin went to google as part of the company's purchase of android in 2003 and has overseen the platform's development ever since. his replacement will be sundar pichai, who is the head of google's chrome and apps. >> the hackers who stole and published financial information belonging to famous people apparently exploited a website designed to give people free credit reports. the targets included the first lady and the f-b-i director. now a san francisco-based internet company, cloud- fare is now being investigated in the hack. that content delivery company operates the computers used to send visitors to a russian website where the stolen credit reports were being published. in sports. steph curry does something no other warrior has done in franchise history. . and alex smith is the new man in kansas city. the chiefs quarterback talks for the first time since leaving the 49ers. gary has that story an

ad for the brand, with danny devito, this time around he's reuniting with his "ocean's eleven" co-star andyarcia. >> we were enemies for a period of time on the film. but we got along later. >> can i talk about george's upcoming movie? cameron mathison you have seen a little bit of it. >> the studio is so excited about this film. >> it looks fantastic. by the way, george directs. you won't see him in the movie. >>> vin diesel is the voice of baby groot in the guardians of the galaxy sequel. not having to appear on screen it definitely has its advantages. we see chris pratt eating out like crazy. it has to be a break. >> you don't have to worry about the washboard abs for that screen coming up tomorrow. >>> instead vin can hit the pizza and burgers knowing that all he has to contribute to "guardians of the galaxy volume 2" is his enthusiasm, his voice and those three little words. >> i am groot. i am groot. that's right. i am groot. it's so good because this is the one i can take the kids to. they can't see fast, they can't see all these movies because they're still too young. but they can s