drake, a journalist aaron mark, who's done great work on this, wrote i in april of 2015 sussman wal, with perkins coin, hired crowd strike the cybersecurity firm. that publicly triggered the russia, gave saga. so the dnc is paying crowds strike millions of dollars. do you think they want to find what the d n c one them to bind? if you'll give me a 1000000 dollar drop by what you will find you a leprechaun ride on the monster, i don't care or lose all our pain. a baby green and strap under the back of a large dog in a fee or a costume. close enough, the former head of the dnc donna brazil, said after the hacking the dnc, replicated the service for the f. b. i then destroyed the machines. they destroyed the much seems so cryptic out that crowd strike does the forensic analysis of the servers says the russians did it and then give that report to the f b i case closed. oh wait. as former c, i officer ray mcgovern covered for consortium news. the f b, i never saw a crowd strike on redacted or final report on the alleged russian hacking because none was produced. so to recap and unknown cy

protocols, and while aaron rodgers is not orthodox, sports media is, and they are in the anatomy coming after him. unanimous, 100% come every single sportswriter with a blue check markon rodgers in their target. joining me now is terrell markowitz of "the new york post." terrell, great to have you with me tonight. why do you think so many people are going after aaron rodgers? >> so, i think he hit a lot of things on the head. i keep having to say this, but i am pretty pro-vax, i got vaccinated as soon as it was eligible to me and i think most adults should get vaccinated, but i think there has been a lot of mistrust here. we have been lied to and led to believe things that are not true. we have been privy to this covid theater that he describes, people wearing masks even though people are vaccinated, it all is just sort of a smoke screen, and i understand why people have lost trust in our health officials and our health system, because they have lied to us again and again. they could have just been upfront and said honestly, guys like aaron rodgers probably don't need to get vaccinated. they probably will be okay, but just in case, maybe do it instead of forcing the

mark lamond hill on al jazeera. ah hello there, mr. jose and how the headline t. amount of aaron, uganda has launched the air strikes against the group. the allied democratic forces across the border and democratic republic of congo, and comes weeks after 3 suicide bomb attacks income. paula killed several people. you guys are to blame the idea for those bombings. now some web is following developments for us from nairobi to the ugandan army spokesman to, to just to show a guy that had begun this joint military operation with both strikes and artillery fire. but we have heard from security sources in the congolese military that this has been discussed for many weeks before. since before those suicide bombings, 2 weeks ago, come part of the gun. the government blamed the adf, the democratic forces for those attacks. and uganda's, deputy foreign minister spoke yesterday, he said you got to has a right to pursue his enemies, to try and keep itself safe. but certainly you gun to his military and your gun. the government will want to be painting the picture that this is a coordinated

mark season,” it's walgreens season. >>> kareem abdual ja parais taking shots at aaron rogers for misleading the public about his vaccinationd. the nba's all time leading scorer says what is especially bother some is aaron rogers didn't lie and put those around him at risk. he damaged sports. you're an award winning columnist and in your column, you write in part that aaron rogers is hurting all athletes in professional sports. tell us why you believe that. >> well, i think what aaron has done really creates doubt in the minds of the public and the people who hire athletes as spokespersons all of a sudden they have to worry about somebody that might be lying about something as crucial as vaccination and it could destroy the market for athletes, maybe the people who are supporting, you know, using an athlete can go to another type of celebrity or at least someone that they know is not lying. >> and state farm is sticking with him, one of his big sponsors. what is your reaction to that? >> well, i think they're going to take some damage from that because it's not -- yeah, they're supporting his right to choose but he does not

aaron for the first time. monday, flights took off simultaneously from london on route to new york, as part of celebrations markinghe end of u.s. covid restrictions in place since march of 2020. now, nationals from 33 countries can come to the states for nonessential travel as long as they are vaccinated and provide a negative covid test within three days of departure. those underneednly a negative test result. >> it's been amazing day for the team. >> reporter: jose freig with american airlines tells cbs demand for lights is up 74% from brazil and 66% from the u.k. in the past few months. >> the pent-up demand is mr. there. customers have been chomping at the bit to come here and we're excited we can transport customers from these countries into the u.s. >> reporter: travel from canada and mexico resumed overnight leading to long lines on the northern and southern u.s. borders. aysha just wants to hold her mom and sister. >> after i've done that, i'm going to throw both the kids at them and go take a nice long nap. >> reporter: here on the tar mac in charlotte, you can see a triple 7 behind me which delivered pas

joint chiefs chairman mark milley's calls their efforts, one of the largest shifts in power the world has ever seen. >>> turning to the panmic,erswi that green bay packers aaron has tested positive. they say he was given special treatment and allowed to ignore safety protocols. this morning, new fallout for the nfl now that one of the league's top stars has been sidelined by covid. >> aaron rodgers is inside the pylon. >> reporter: aaron rodgers testing positive for coronavirus after indicating that he was immune to the virus. >> yeah, i've been immunized. there's guys on the team that haven't been vaccinated. i think it's a personal decision. i'm not going to judge those guys. >> reporter: before the start of the season, espn sources say rodgers underwent an alternative treatment in liu of getting a shot. despite his treatment the league reportedly denied his petition to be treated like a fully vaccinated player and according to the nfl protocol, unvaccinated players are tested daily and must wear a mask all times inside club facilities, and it's up to teams to enforce the rules but sources tell espn the packers gave rodgers special treatment allowing him to

. >> mark tritton is going to talk about that the stock just had a make move adam aaron in melissa's show, basically said these people saved my company >> this year was not the biggest move because of the memes. it was still arche good. arche ggos. >> that was not the reddit crowd, some guy who are $10 billion working out of his office -- where was he was. >> that was a prelude to the year, to the z zanyness >> hey, listen, i would sell high, buy low. it's about stock, right? >> yeah. >> don't confuse things. it's about the stock, not the company. that's the year, 2021, it's not about the company, it's about the stock. >> to that point you've been pretty good telling our viewers what a good seasonal period the last five days have been, and we're up four for four >> i went back to larry williams, he's a great historic of the markets, saying stay the course it's a bit early to get off the horse. we have the fed today, and the fed will do something that i think is not antiworker, because that's jay powell. i think what's happened is we keep expecting him to low irthe boom he's learned h

aaron rodgers attended. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am markmpton. this is bloomberg. >> i am amanda lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets." matt: i am matt miller. here are the top stories we are following. ev maker rivian goes public after historic ipo reaching a more than $100 billion market cap. inflation surges -- signaling the fed might have to move quicker than anticipated. another strong quarter, shares rise. we will speak to the ceo on the company's position. amanda: we are watching stocks close to session lows. the cpi data is the culprit as we see averages way down. the 10 year yield, a big move at 1.55. very surprising headlines. you can see although it is a broad-based, there are pockets of strength. the biggest declines are in energy and tech. some health care doing very well. mastercard is rising. there are some believers in this market. tesla getting a bit of a boost after it briefly dipped below $1 trillion in market value. the eye-catching number is inflation. the cpi print posing the biggest annual gain since 1990. we have been

break the $100 million opening weekend mark since the pandemic began and, mike, if that is achieved temporary crashes will be very quickly overlooked by adam aaronves in the weeks ahead. >> no doubt about it i guess a net positive sign. also a sign there's sort of a deep if narrow core of people who really have this overlap between nfts, the meme stock trading and sony marvel, the spiderman movies but the stock was down today >> 2%. >> when is the popcorn concert >> i don't know the date exactly. i wish i knew. >> i went to amc yesterday, saw a movie. >> which one >> i saw the gen "x" paul thomas anderson movie, and it was jammed but i think manhattan oversamples for film nerd, guys of my age. it's at $19 billion market value. >> the popcorn is early 2022, our producer >> good to know. i'll be all over that. so we got a rebound on better news on omicron, the vaccine mack milwau mack makers are on top of it what else are you looking to give us more direction >> it's interesting. what it has done is dampened a bit of the inflation furor if you look at the ind ications in the market, hold back on that it's taken the edge off of the things we were m

speaking of going higher, mark, let's look at oil and crip he toe. crypto is on fire. aaronth kesha, converting part of his nfl salary into bitcoin. what do you think about this in terms of the impact on crypto? >> i think it's bullish. you know, it's pretty interesting because now you can add aaron rodgers to this growing list of athletes who want to be paid in crypto. you saw this with tom brady, saquon barkley, they're getting a portion of money paid to them in crypto. i think for all the inof vesters sitting at home right now, let's keep something in perspective. aaron rodgers has made over 260 million in career earnings. so that's his permission slip to bet on the come as relates to crypto and he can invest a portion of his money there. personally i think creep toe isa nice diversion play in the right account. if you're in middle america, don't go to your boss and ask him or her to be paid in crypto. it's a risk on speculative play, treat it as such. figure out how much you're comfortable losing, whether it's 10% or 20% and keep it there. stay disciplined. maria: i did

aaron and wilma rudolph. the contemporary artists may have occupied our space and have a different outlook. hip-ho marksk, we are not going to be respectable, we are going to use words our mothers and fathers find -- the point is hip-hop demands a hearing o f the dominant culture and you must cross over to us and speak our vocabulary and our language and learn our grammar and learn our way of being. that marks a significance shift over the black performances over the last few decades. >> what's the impact? white america did cross over into the black vernacular and you know in a major way to quote where it became dominant sort of musical genre in the country and the world. has that made a difference in terms of how the largest society seize african-americans as part of the natural fabric. >> i think so. when i teach hip-hop in college and university classrooms, most of my students don't happen to be african-american or black, they can be asians, latinos or white students who are coming to the classroom expecting some intense engagement with some of the most intelligent thinkers about issues of race and p