the shares of current shareholders, investment funds, aln and aira capital will be 46.5 and 7%, respectivelyy won't receive any cash as part of the deal. the amount that sber invests in ramler is not disclosed, but previously the business media mentioned a figure of up to 11 billion rubles. what does it mean? this means? that the country's largest bank is taking over the oldest internet company in russia. in a press release, sberbank states that it plans to strengthen the group’s leadership in the field online media. what does it mean? this means a powerful media influence on every citizen. and this completes the circle. both as our allies and as our opponents, i just received information that very serious media groups received a very lucrative order to start a campaign, a new one, against us, besagon, our company. and me personally and against constantinople led by malofeev, so keep in mind that if this campaign begins, you will know where to look for the customer, of course, there is little pleasant in this, but on the other hand, this is what it says, it says that... i don’t have anything

aln joins bloomberg at 2:00 p.m. new york time.loomberg. ♪ >> this brings bitcoin into a broader investable asset class for trillions of dollars of assets. this gives them a vehicle, a familiar rapper that they can now access through traditional securities markets. this is a wonderful step forward. abigail: that was the coinbase cfo earlier at domino's. nasdaq 100, what is also selling with it is bitcoin. you have to wonder if bitcoin can change that relationship that it has had in the past with big tech. guy: it is not in uncorrelated asset. that correlation with tack is clearly -- tech is clearly being demonstrated once again today. what is it for? why do you want this? is it part of inflation? or is it something else? is there a transaction value in the long-term that could be useful? i do not know, that you will need to reduce volatility. transactions require these things to be stable. but the line that has come out of davos for me so far came from jamie dimon. he was talking to somebody else, but he said this is the last time

and he sent us down this roller coaster of socialism that is dangerous, and we'but i have aln hard truths going to do that with you today. our republicans did that to us, too. back and look at that $2.2 trillion covid stimulus bill that they passed with no accountability, it e now -- hasw left us with 80 millions americans on medicaid, 42 million of americans on food stamps. and think about it, congress has one job. one job. that is to pay for government on time. do you know they've only given a budget on time four times in 40 years? four times in 40 years. you know what i stated that? you don't give us a budget on time, you don't get paid. it's that simple. [applause] when i getuse, we will stop the spending, we will stop the borrowing, eliminate the pet projects and i will veto any spending bill that doesn't take us back to pre-covid levels. that will save us trillions. the second thing -- [applause] the second thing is we are going to take as many federal programs from dc and send them down to the state level -- from d.c. and send them down to the stateevel. to empower people on the gr

worry and self shame and loathing that comes alongt o with trying to be on a diet and losing weight alnly just focusing on what it is that make somebody feel good and healthy in their bodies. which , whici think is really wt most people want. >> laura: i don't really understand that. ders thai have to confess i'm ig to follow that. i get the shaming thing.i i don't like that. i think you are right. people are trying their best.n' i don't have any problem withpl that. some people really struggle with all sorts of compulsions to eat or gamble or to do whatever. but it is a proven fact that if you are 100 pounds overweight, your joints are under enormous stress per square inch. everything in your body is undel enormous' stress. you would not dispute that, correct? t >> what i would say is that if somebody has a lot of weight on their body, it could come up foj sure, impact their joints and stress. but that can also happen, people haveif t joints problems if the. so focus on what will improve people's joints. if you can imagine a pen on youy skin and your oppression to than pen, it will cau

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well, you know, it's interesting is that charlemagne called trump the antichriststing th, but he's alnilling several times to criticize, but like, what isi literally everybody else's excuses li? and h yeah. you play that clip and you show charlemagne. he's actually one ofe the moris e levelheaded people out there. because if you watch movie, the view is a great example. do they ever said anything critical about biden? maybe. itical aidened it, but usually it's over-the-top unhinged criticisms of trump because people view any criticism of biden as somehow helping trump because it's horrible and charming was right that when you say that over and over and over again, it really does of lose some of its luster. i feel like somebody's calling someone the antichristcallin woe have in the past been like a bigger deal. >> yea been a deah, it's just . oh, they're doing it again. so i think it's a loe t of peope have just tuned it out and actually more than a lot of peopl e are, they don't want to hear any criticism of trump because that people have already loscrt credibility in criticizing him.

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