anb is its main competitor to intel. it gives us a little bit of a peek into what anb might look like. these are all potential tailwinds for anb. that is what i like about mike street. it is extremely creative. if it does not decline materially or substantially, he doesn't see a lot on this trade. with these types of ratios, it is really tricky to put up the strike price is:, because if the figure out what sells. i like the 85 strike that he sold on this foot spread, because the 85 happens to be just inside of one standard deviation to the downside. that is the expected move in that timeframe. these are the practices we like to look when you are trying to put a needle. >> from chips to trips. >>> the ride-sharing is down 44%. what are you saying? >> i'm taking a look at uber, which is really a story of market share. they are taking more risk and growing faster. if we look at a chart or go uber, what we have seen as a primary downfall since every 2021. we have seen a downturn of 18 months. what we started to see in the pa

today that same house is a thousand at the same job is only $26 anb hour. so how is it that thee price of my home jumped 10 times. pemy wage only jumped 2.5 times? >> guest: absolutely. thek. price of housing is very high. there's a housing shortage over the last 10 or 15 years particularly since the great recession. you might remember that great recession was a housing bust and a lot of people just built fewer houses. there were a lot of foreclosures and a lot of builders when under and that left a gap in housing. years later we are paying the price for that in addition it's hard to build houses especially in blue states and blue cities. it makes it hard to build new housing relative to demand. also for many people housing is unaffordable no matter what the supply levelus is for the biden demonstrations push for expanded zoning and housing vouchers and build back better would actually make a difference. it's not going to deal with inflation in the next few months in the next n few years as one f the major things generationally for young people and it's jus

the doctors unsure if they can save their patients without anbeing punished. pharmacists i'm sure if they can fulfill a prescription. people unsure if they can get plan b. unsure if they can use ivf to start a family and afraid they could get reported or investigated or even arrested for having a miscarriage and so many women forced to travel across state lines to get the reproductive care they need. people forced to drive miles and miles to get the care that could save their lives. good god. this should be unthinkable but as weasel in yesterday's hearing that is exactly the sort of oppressive regime and the sort of nightmare reality republicans have chosen to champion. my colleague the junior senator from kansas actually said the fall of rome was a positive development. even called it a gigantic leap forward. my colleagues think the devastation and the harm playing out across the country is positive? that is despicable. of course another thing we saw throughout that hearing is that republicans will do anything they can to change the subject from the damage we

really good point because that's that's far more i mean, going out after going after adults for making anbe adult decision with antidepressants, you know, i mean, maybe it's braveis, but it's not as brave as that. and if you if you're messing with kids, you know, because they're because they don't fit into that that perfect gender hole or gender square, that's that's a travesty. it is .it and by i the way, we see allff these drug commercials. there's miles of side effects. right. but no disclosures about the cost. yeah. monetarily or other players are getting a little too close or advertisers are not worried about show may cause uncontrollable hilarity.m. sure. and talk to your doctor about watching a repeat, chadwick. okay, let's talk about the elephant in the room. scientology. is that where a lot of his anti pharmacology comes from? asin a way or. >> yeah, i mean these these kind of fringe religions do some things right. occasionally i think i think that makes people better even though it's not.ye >>m yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i'm on the same i was prescribed wellbutrin once to quit smokin

. >> the notion that anyonete is suggesting abortion should happen up until the birth is anb absurdity and deeply offensive to women who are making important health care decisionss every single day. >> well, the woman's health protection act, which sicilian and almost every democrat voted for eve, would have allowed tha. molly?y? yes, nearly every singlevo democrat voted for something that would have prohibited peopleteha from being allowed to have any protection of any kind at anyny stage in a pregnancy in any state. i mean, it was a really radical piece of legislation. t it's officially what they believe. and again, pollingel shows that the vast number of americans support at least some restriction on abortion. n and of course, like the entireti world supports at least some restriction on new york. had that standing ovation in albany in the state legislature for basically abortionn demand up until up until birth. and theyey got up and they gave it a standing ovation. it a it is ghoulish, ghoulish and it is horrible. all abortion and a human life violently in the . so no matter what y