he explains his decision to alex john. bon sir, welcome to the alec salmon show. thank you. hey, john. assume refix evidence in front of the parliamentary committee was quite harling this week. or been, what was your, what's your take on what seems to say, well, i don't know why people are surprised. i mean, being involved in sports and being involved in society for the last x amount of years. this is something that was a feature of, of, of life, generally speaking anyway, particularly the sport. you know, we've been through it in football awe. we know about sledging and crickets. so while it may be surprising for a lot of people who aren't in those environments whereby in a lavish culture, this is what banter, that's what people may callback reduced friends of mine work for fords and for vox all on the line. and this is language that's used all the time even today, and i don't know why we're trying to make out that cricket or football is different than the rest of society. so this is something that, that, that black people understand um is a regular occurrence that assume mu

he explains his decision to alex john. bon sir, welcome to the alec salmon show. thank you. a john? assume refix evidence in front of the parliamentary committee was quite huddling this week when, what was your, what's your take on what seemed to say? well, i don't know why people are surprised. i mean being involved in sport and being involved in society for the last x amount of years. this is something that was a feature of, of, of life generally speaking anyway, particularly sports, you know, have been through to football awe. we know about sledging in cricket. so while it may be surprising for a lot of people who aren't in those environments whereby in a lavish culture, this is what bound to that's what people may call boundaries. youth friends of mine, work for fords and, and for vox olds on the line. and this is language that's used all the time even today, and i don't know why we are trying to make up the cricket or football is different than the rest of society. so this is something that, that, that black people on the stand on is a regular occurrence, a c, murphy in his evi

and then, obviously, a longtime conspiracy theorist, alex jones. john. >> so who else beyond those two was issued a subpoena and what was the reason for these? >> well, the other people are dustin stockton, jennifer laurence. taylor now a spokesperson for the president -- they are specifically interested in him because they believe that -- that he funneled around 200,$000 to the stop the steal rally. so, there another indication that the committee is very interested in how this was funded. dustin stockton and jennifer laurence were major parts of the stop the steal movement following the 2020 election. so they want to know why they were promoting the big lie, how they were doing it, how it was funded and really get to their roles in promoting the stop the steal rally. and then, iffurther, the subpoe notes that dustin stockton had a direct line into president trump, in to mark meadows who we know is not cooperating with the committee in the way the committee wants. and then, further, the subpoena points out that stockton actually raised alarm bells, was

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alex managed to women with the camera in his bag. >> the footage was shaky and dark but captured what clearly was a ritual. joog and this big firework display. >> it turned out what johnjones witnessed was the cremation of care. creepy looking, yes, but more of a summer play put on by rich men. >> ok. so it was a weird event but not particularly nefarious. >> it was art but not nefarious. alex brought out a video called dark secrets inside bohemian grove like a he's stumbled into a satanic ritual. >> what you observed was something that actually happened. video example of how something can be spun into something that riles a lot of people up and instills fear. >> what we actually saw was extraordinary high society people would do this on their summer vacation, yet alex wants to turn it into something crazier, an actual human sacrifice. >> would you say that's one of the events that gained alex jones some legitimacy in certain circles? >> yes. alex jones is first hit but then -- that was the thing that really sent him flying. >> that is the world trade center and we have unconfirmed reports this morning that a plane has crashed into one of the towers. >> 9/11 was an in

john: kicking off our one of "america reports," joining us in moments with his analysis, but we begin with alexandria hobbs life at the richmond, virginia, where both candidates are campaigning today. hi, alex. >> hi, john, both back in the battleground territory, youngkin with the rally behind us, a booming one. yesterday they were on opposite sides of the state. and the campaign here in northern virginia speaking to the past accomplishments as the former governor, most impressive for the schools, and called his republican opponent dangerous. >> endorsed by trump now nine times, just had his ninth one and tomorrow we will have a little telecom, but i guess that it will finally go through here. >> he is talking about a tele- rally that president trump will be hosting tonight for glenn young can, and not part of it. you made it a point in fact that he is not the primitive party on the trail at all, he traveled to far southwest virginia where we asked supporters who had also voted for trump if they were disappointed that the former president was left off the campaign trail. >> it's because we support trump and we love trump does not mean that we are not going no support to the great conservat

thank you, rose johns. alex has his hand up. alex. >> thank you for coming, rose. and telling us what you have so far. so i have another question i have two questions or three questions for you. one ask that can you tell us who decides who's getting a house and who doesn't because of a lot of people with disabilities are trying to get houses and as you mentioned one of the issues is their income and the high rent in san francisco. the second question is, is it true that people who are homeless are on the top of the list and people with disabilities and older adults can qualify? and the last question i have is that with this evaluation analysis, are you guys looking into homeless shelters and seeing how it we can be involved with some of the shelters places are not accessible for people. it can be beneficial for those places. and if you need me to repeat my question, please let me know. >> thank you, alex. those are all great questions. rose, your responses. >> i agree. those are great questions. i was trying to write them down, but we'll come back to alex if we nee

, thanks much about the border at all. liverpool and england football legend, john barnes is the star guest next on the alex summon, shelf couch the chat, and it is a lively lawn ahead in lawrence ah, what happened? i make no city, no born is a piece of advice as a marriage. we don't have a therapy, we don't of the, maxine, the whole world needs to be ready. people are just, you know, come with them, we can do better, we should be doing better. every one is contributing each away. we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is granted, the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. oh when i was showing wrong, when i was just a to see how this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. oh, i use well kinda said alex savage. sure. for a special program featuring, perhaps the most naturally gifted footballer ever to dornen england, jersey. and certainly the score of the most memorable england busy headlines had been d

alex jones. a more marketing trump supporter, mr. john was most instantly in the news for having a default judgment declared against him in the case brought by the parents. of little kids who were murdered in sandy hook, you count, connecticut. alex jones made his money for a long while selling this fantasy to his followers that the sandy hook massacre was faked, and the kids didn't really die. the lawsuits against him by the parents of those kids may very well have bankrupted and shut down his media and supplement hawked company. a jury will decide what to do with him in that case in terms of financial penalties. but he and roger stone and three other people are all now subpoenaed as of tonight to testify to hand over documents about the role in the january six attack on the capital. we will see if president -- former president trump tells them not to respond to those subpoena. tells them to divide those subpoenas as he is encouraged others to do. we are going to have a reporter david vergne hold here, we reporter for the washington post

my name is john alex lowell. first, i am a senior member of the san francisco bay area chapter of families for safe streets and i want to thank the sfmta staff for listening to the public on what needs to be in our vision zero action strategy. there's a real positive commitment to safe to the draft we saw this summer to the great action strategy presented to you today. simply put, i ask you, the board, to endorse the vision zero action strategy and i'm a pragmatic pedestrian who survived a horrific collision 20 years ago and this impactful collision could have been prevented with caution and common sense deposited in the mind of the speeding driver and a 2001 equivalent of the action strategy. this collision impacted my life a disabling injury like brain damage. a speeding and red-light running minivan hit me in the crosswalk on mission street, a high injury network street in san francisco. i'm especially pleased to see the city's commitment to moving fast to create a comprehensive speed management plan and bring

john, the chairman said inflation-adjusted wage growth was level. alex says maybe not. with the data we have got, we are running at a negative -1.6%. a lot of americans have negative wage growth. jonathan: labor market numbers later this morning. let us start here. what did you learn in the last 24 hours? >> what we have learned is the market only thinks about the dollar in the context of the u.s. when they wake up the next day, they think about the dollar relative to everyone else. you have slightly peculiar price action with the dolly weikel -- dog dollar weaker while powell is speaking and stronger this morning. they are doing more than the ecb. that is the main change over the last 24 hours -- that recognition of the reality. tom: what is so important is that everybody in global washington understands the heritage of hsbc. what is your dollar call after you have nailed resilient dollar over the last two years? what is the dollar call 12 months forward? >> it is a grinding, gradual strengthening. it does not sound very exciting. it is feeling a bit more consensual, w

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$57000000000.00, the former shareholders of the now defunct will john cost find out why the short break, lou. ah joined me every thursday on the alex simon sure. i'll be speaking to guess in the world. politics sport. business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. oh, when i want something wrong, when all 3, just don't hold me you world. yes. to shave out disdain because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground in which we love, as adults is always built on a structure that was created 1st in childhood. so without understanding child relationships, it becomes very hard to understand your adult relationships. and that's why it's incredibly important to be able to have a basic understanding of what motivates you as an emotional, be it ah, welcome back. a 2014 ruling which ordered russia to pay billions of dollars in compensation to shareholders of a now defunct toil. john has been overturned by the dutch supreme court. the case sent his around to cos, which was previously owned by mikhail hud kosky. once russia's riches man, i guess the excellence

challenging do racism operate in wider society player is john binds, the big isn't titled the uncomfortable truth about racism. today, he is in conversation with alex, but 1st to your tweets, he knows and messages in response to i show last week on the continuing call with crisis jayceon wise and says, and my humble opinion, i don't think any of the deval government seems to be listening to the experts anymore. this must be because they obviously know better. not alan says, excellent shoe, as usual. you think that governments would listen to and follow the advice of these learned men? it's not rocket science after all. but common sense said to me that it's more about course in the greater good. keep up the good and valuable work. stevie mac says thanks, alex bit information on where we are.

alex salmon. sure. and i'll be speaking to guess on the world politics sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah, lawyer, john little is well acquainted with the federation's history. he has made it his mission to fight for justice for the victims of sexual abuse and sport. he has worked on countless cases in sports such as gymnastics, diving, fencing and field hockey. but there have been more lawsuits against usa swimming than against any other federation. well, these are, these are the stuff in swimming. this stuff is pretty old. this is 8292, which guys ah, i cannot keep track of all the swimmers that have called me over the years. there's too many. john has all kinds of documents in his files such as this confession from 1986 signed by a coach. i recur, do declare of my own free will in volition that i have had sexual intercourse with minor kelly m davies. rick caroll was one of the top american coaches. his victim was 15. despite the lawsuit. 8 years later, he was appointed coach of the year, and he worked for another 26 years before finally being sentenced to 7 years in prison. little's files also inclu

>> sandra: alex hogan reporting live from london. thank you. >> johnthe hit tv show "empire," who infamously reported that he was beat up in a racist attack on the streets of chicago more than two years ago. >> sandra: however, chicago police have alleged that smollett lied about that incident and in fact hired the perpetrators to attack him. david lee miller is live in our newsroom with a story that many of us followed for quite some time. >> sandra, as you enter the courthouse today, actor jussie smollett remains silent. he is on trial for lying to police about the attack that really shocked the country. an alleged assault in january of 2019. he said he was assaulted on the deserted chicago street by two men who shouted racist and homophobic slayers and yelled, "this is maga country," referencing president trump. he said they had placed a noose around his neck. two brothers who worked as xers on his show said they were paid by the actor to stage the assault. smollett has denied it was a hoax. >> i'm an advocate. i respect too much the people, and i'm

alex i was study looks like a man who's trying to save a deal if you asked me at the moment. we've also seen john carry involved in the conversations, the deputy commissioner, the youth has been their friends timmons trying to get things back on track. and this frequently happens at the end of campuses. last mid objections. interjections about the way, ford and the shape of the final agreement. so it's not that unusual at but we were expecting this to be pushed to rally. sharma said it would be pushy by the end of the day. it was about to happen. and then we had this last minute, it's jackson from certainly from the chinese. and let's bring in, how's it sing from climax from network. a veteran of these conferences knows all too well how these things work out. what he reckons, go on here. i think there's a last minute discussion on cool because the language has been changed from call to bits had called, ah, and also about insufficient inefficient subsidies. so not much discussion has happened on want. these concepts are older. this language you can find in d 20 declaration that came out, but held

john barnes, racism is purely ignored. it's in my book. we've all been involved in one way or another. bullying. sure. again, the alex salmon team. gord, mackenzie, says mr. bonds, his most eloquent, passionate but measured. i thought people can episodes. and finally duncan mccourt, he said he's right. you can have a colonial history. was tight racism, whether he's moved on is a key issue and racism, iso sport or anywhere else. you have to kick racist out to sport, and that's not happening. stan scotland, where it asks mcduff in shakespeare's mcbay, clearly not in fact, cancer in owen's ugly edwards music which charts high scottish nationality has refused to be absorbed into a greater british project. and for the last generation, i find as meter just in cultural institutional expression, but in the form of direct political challenges. today he talks to alex about scotland, past present, and where this is all taking us to in the future for the edwards. thank you so much for joining me in this special ed unders day edition. alex, it is a wonderful honor for me to be on the show with you. you have been one of the greate

john barnes, racism is truly ignored. it's in my book. we've all been involved in one way or another bullying. sure. again the alex salmon team. gord, mackenzie says mr. bonds, his most eloquent passionate but measured. i thought people can episodes. and finally duncan mccord, he said he's right. you can't have a colonial history without racism. whether he's moved on is a key issue and chris is an iso sport or anyone else you have to kick rest this out to sport. and that's not happening. dan scotland, where it asks me a.

if in fact, he escalates alex, him going to bring you in here in just a moment by do and a half from puzzle and moscow. what do you make of own john hubs? cummins most we hear from russia, moscow different opinions coming out of washington. and in the present situation, even from the by ministration. but those of course there have been warnings. there have been contacts, they'll be more likely more in moscow. they also have different opinions there. those are the problematic, the foreign ministry defense ministry, kind of party of war guys who believe that now is a good time to make the have a final solution of the gradient problem. and there are those in with, in the president, booking surrounding to believe that that's a bad idea that russia will very b c come under very serious economic financial sanctions. and that's not good. that's bad for internally and externally and put in as a time and seen these different opinions. and he has the final solution. last spring, a really big russian contingent. i mean, hundreds of thousands of were mobilized and the concentration of forces in the black sea and the on the ukrainian border wa

john in florida >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing today? >> i'm doing well. how about you. >> caller: excellent big shout out to alex and ally my beg question is with rivian and all of the things we're seeing on in the market, do you think that inflation has been priced into the legacy stocks like fedex and tee and ford? >> well, i have to tell you, i like fred smith. and i like what he's build at fedex. and i think fedex could be a very good situation. i also like ford, it is owned by my travel trust as is united parcel and if you want to find out more data just become a member of our investment club and i urge you to do so by the way, here is a little known fact, okay fred smith, his son is arthur smith who coaches the falcons and i've got a guy patterson on the falcons and he's crushing it in fantasy that is about as worthless as anything i'll say on the show. rivian isn't just about the ev story, it is on the side of the bulls when it comes to this one. on "mad money" tonight, a deal with pfizer for migraine treatment so should ooirns be concerned be concerned let's check in the ceo and then mastercard held the

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net that they got alex butterfield who said, oh, yes, dean's probably right, i had the system installed. so, that wide net can get some really good fish occasionally. >> all right, johnsee you, as always. thanks so much for those insights. we appreciate it. >> thanks, jim. >>> in less than 24 hours jurors in the kyle rittenhouse trial will begin deliberations. both sides want the jury to be able to consider lesser charges. will the judge allow it? we'll ask our friend elie honig what that option could mean. new mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ i see you found the snacks. mmm, delicious! i need this recipe. everyone thinks i made them, but it's actually d-con. what was that? judy? d-con. mice love it to death. >>> less than 24 hours from now, closing arguments will begin in the kyle rittenhouse murder trial, and is then the grand jury -- or excuse me, the jury in that case gets the case to tak

alex orchin is driving from john o groats to lands end in the world's smallest car.do the same. inverness, i checking the oil levels. i am going to do the same. inverness, here i checking the oil levels. i am going i to do the same. inverness, here we come. bagpipes play. soi so i have made it a few hundred yards from the coast down there and the clutch has already broken. that last stretch of, i don't know, 50 miles, was particularly tough. i'm seeming to find it harder each day. it is only day two. i have run out of fuel on the side of the dual carriageway here. it is pitch black. and jolie is aware of the situation and it's going to appear at some point. it has been a long day of driving, mostly in the dark and rain and fog. driving, mostly in the dark and rain and for. . ,., driving, mostly in the dark and rain andfou. . ,.,, ., driving, mostly in the dark and rain andfo.. ., ,.,, ., ,�* and fog. that is a small car, isn't it? it is. alex is with us. hejoins us from edinburgh. good morning. it looks like it has been really eventful so far. how is it going? how ar

>>> breaking news, this morning its healthcare giant johnson&john sorm, we have the first interview with j&j interview alexures green across the board as we head towards opening bell after pressure earlier in the week, the major averages on case to break five-week winning strikes. >>> president biden is expected to sign the bipartisan infrastructure next week where will it be put first the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now >> good morning, welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc, live from the nasdaq market site in time's square. joe and andrew are off today take a look at u.s. equity futures on this friday morning digesting big news of the week of course on inflation trying to avoid breaking that weekly winning streak right now, we're positive across the board, the dow would open by nearly 100 points. the s&p by 7 and a quarter there is a lot of focus on treasury yields as well. take a look at the ten-area note which is clearly much of the focus at 156 1.566% as we speak >> thanks, scott we are under 90 minutes to go on wall street. mike has been digging into the pre-market themes. what is on your

alex. 7.27 on the clock. and here's a quick look at stormtracker. 4. we're still tracking light showers are expected to blanket the bay area as we get deeper into the morning commute. john with full forecast in just a minute. >> okay. this is this is not budging. i've been looking at the same satellite map. >> to that green wall there on the left side of the image is what we're tracking and john, it's not moving too >> will it be here. you guys what a wet he's got a good point. well, again, we time it out running the morning commute will be done before it really device. everybody will get to work and yeah, i mean, we write the rain that we did have was like horribly time because every morning remember was, oh, yeah. and mother nature's actually kind of like helping us out this town. this is like, okay. we'll save it for maybe after you've got to work already. that's kind of what the way it's going this morning. but darnya's, right. but it hasn't budged much. it's still sitting right where it was during the last time i checked with which is right along the coast. a are in counties. it will eventually make its way our direction. this next round of rainfall mostly after 09

recall, alex, he said on the night of his victory that black voters had my back and i will have your back. and we've not seen the voting rights protection acts go forward. we've seen both the johns past week. we saw the act of the freedom to vote act not get a procedural vote about ten days, two weeks ago. we've not seen the george floyd jefferson policing act advance. so things that were the real impetus for this huge voter turnout has not happened. now, the one thing that is some light, there are certainly things that will help the black community directly out of the bill that was just passed the day before yesterday. now, the night before yesterday. where black farmers in the infrastructure bill, there is the commitment that they're going to go into areas, disadvantage areas which are majority black, majority of those areas are areas that blacks live in. so we will benefit from the infrastructure bill. but again, there's the concern about voter protection. there's the concern about police reform. none of which has been able to even move forward for a debate. when you can't pass a procedural vote, they're saying they won't even discuss it or debate it, which is the epitome of

alex. and as we take a quick break here. we've is another look at stormtracker for the wet weather has arrived for the peninsula and the north bay beginning to envelop the rest of $400, tear johnith the full details just ahead. >> not right now. and i know we don't need sandbags for this one. but i have any way from less and i'm leavin, i'm out. definitely going to need are wipers, though. you can see imbedded in that some yellow. so how intense are some of the showers are going to be john. yes. so it's staying pretty moderate. at most, at least for most of us today. a couple of pockets in the north bay, especially into the sonoma county mountains and upper elevations a marine county since should see some brief heavy rainfall. but for the most part it's going to be pretty smooth sailing as long as you're going a little bit. slower. have some good wipers on >> and then of course the rain jacket, the umbrella. you should be able to get through today. just fine looking outside now san francisco still looks very dry. there's a couple of light sprinkles in the city at the moment, although most of that rainfall is actually kind of just worked its way around san francisco. you're jus

john cox and jay blackman, guys, i'm handing things off right now. our coverage to yasmin vossoughian. she's in the chair so she's going to take it from here. thank you, everyone. >>> alex, appreciate it. obviously we're covering a developing situation at atlanta hartsfield airport in atlanta, georgia, there as a gun discharge went off in atlanta. let's reset things for folks as you're just joining me at the top of the hour. welcome, everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian. we are following breaking news out of atlanta. a frightening few moments for passengers there at the hartsfield jackson international airport just a short time ago. a gunshot was actually heard inside the building there, which caused a heck of a lot of panic, to say the least. travelers scrambling for safety, the faa stopping all planes from coming in or out. an investigation is currently under way. the airport was quick to tweet, of course, the incident was just an accidental discharge. no one was actually in danger. but nonetheless, this is certainly having a ripple effect not only in the atlanta area but across the country, and really globally. you think about atlanta hartsfield international airport, y

john 45-minute ride is good i'll just add that i enjoyed that. >> only one that's interested. kidding. >> i have done it twice in a week excellent. a personal best. >> doesn't sound like alexr the name of the instructor emily, in terms of the big declines of the highly priced names, do you think that they have a multiple compression to come >> yeah. i do i think a thing that's not -- i would just speak to uber actually this applies to pinterest, as well, regulatory risk and increased skrut noi. looking at uber we are seeing states and cities trying to basically have uber drivers classified as employees rather than independent contractors there are issues of capping delivery charges of restaurants. pinterest has a similar issue with regard to security and privacy issues so i think that some of these big selloffs are actually long overdue. so i'm not surprised i don't follow peloton as closely so i don't have a comment on that one. >> we know you have pinterest up 4% after hours we have to leave the conversation there thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> peloton shares as emily referenced plunging after a miss we'll ask an analyst whether it's a buy

john, i want to talk the you real quickly before we go to break. >> really quickly. >> and alex tears off my earpiece. >> he will. >> the fact that democrats -- we're talking about critical race theory, whatever that is. wokism, it's a catch-all now. >> yeah. >> democrats should have been able to push back, especially if it was a bogus issue. they didn't. it was horrible. we were saying the same thing, though, a year ago, about defund the police. every democrat said, we want to fund the police. we want more police. nancy pelosi didn't want it. you do through it, jim clyburn. >> joe biden. >> joe biden, everybody said it. the question is, what's it going to be next year, and when are democrats going to realize that they can't just scoff at these culture issues? it's like michael dukakis in '88. people are smarter than that. no, they weren't. when are democrats going to learn to fight hard on culture issues? >> if they don't learn it soon, they'll lose a lot of races. you know, i think there's a -- we see democrats say this all the time. people like jim clyburn and other people banging