richard bell. dr. bell has presented many outstanding programs on topics relating to early american history and the american revolutionary period over the course of the past several years dr. bell is professor of history at the university of maryland. he holds a b.a. from the university of cambridge and a ph.d. from harvard. he has won more than a dozen teaching awards including the 2017 -- [inaudible] of maryland board of regents' faculty award for excellence in teaching which is the highest honor for teaching faculty in the maryland state system. in addition, he has held major research fellowships at yale, cambridge and the library of congress and is the recipient of a 2018 national endowment of the humanities public scholar awards and the 2021 andrew carnegie fellowship. he is author of the book "stolen." and this book was a finalist for the 2020 george washington prize and the 2020 harriet tubman prize. dr. bell is a trustee of the maryland center for history and culture and a fellow of the royal h

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of billionaire of elon musk. >> you can wear a swimsuit and look great at any age. >> reporter: now bell media says its vice president of news, michael melling, is on leave pending the outcome of an investigation. "the globe and mail" newspaper reports melling had asked who approved the decision to, quote, let lisa's hair go gray. bell's ceo saying, "the narrative has been that lisa's age, gender, or gray hair played into the decision. i am satisfied that this is not the case." the company's ceo says laflamme's firing was a resource issue, saying the news industry has changed and resources need to be re-allocated to adjust to those changes. rhiannon, andrew. >> all right. more to come. derricke, thank you. >>> drinking just two cups of black tea per day may lower your risk of death. a large study of nearly half a million people found tea drinkers had a reduced mortality of up to 12% even with milk or sugar. tea is high in antioxidants, linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer. researchers say there were no further health benefits after a third cup of black tea. >> i wa

it's taco bell, no one is going to taco bell for not getting real meat. >> the meat in there and thehough prices are up at the grocery store, all these fake meats are costing more and that's one of the reasons mcdonald's is like forget it. and shares of beyond meat are down 50% year to date. anyway. >> did you know during the pandemic all the meat was gone, the fake meat was there. nobody wanted to touch that, there's a reason. >> you and carly should go to taco bell together, and take a camera crew. >> carly -- >> you guys are like seriously on the same page of taco bell. >> two pregnant women at taco bell, carly, i'm taking you. i know you are out there watching. we will indulge together with the crunch wrap supreme, or the fiery one. >> cinnamon twists? >> for sure. thanks to everyone, here is "america reports." >> john: all that's missing is the chihuahua. thanks, kayleigh. mitch mcconnell offering a grim forecast ahead of this year's senate races. republicans had been banking on a red wave. >> gillian: are the chances of the red wave sleeping away? guy benson and brian kilmeade

that's it for me on "closing bell." you tomorrow now to "overtime" with mike santoli. >>> welcome to "overtime." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner we're just getting started we'll have breaking results from disney, earnings expected to cross at any second. we'll bring you the numbers as soon as they hit we begin with our talk of the tape cooling inflation sparking a red-hot rally. all three major averages firmly in the green as consumer price increases pulled back from a four decade high today's cpi print the fed is engineering a soft landing and

. >> and "closing bell" starts right now. >>> good luck from me as well, kelly. you're a pro hot summer rally cooling off today as stocks add to losses on the week we are sitting at session lows welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand in the market, down 1.4% on the s&p 500. only two sectors positive, health care and energy everybody else is lower. consumer, discretionary, financials, communication services, all at the bottom of the market the nasdaq is down 2% today, so that does bring us to negative territory for the week, down about 2.5% for the nasdaq 100, 1.3% for the s&p we break the win streak. we're coming off of four up weeks for stocks not going to happen this week. our chart of the day is once again bed, bath and beyond falling off a cliff tonight along with some of the other meme names after ryan cohen completed his sale of the stock. look at the damage, down 43, more than that, percent. coming up, we will taulk to harvey pitt about the timing of ryan's sale. >>> plus the ceo of sunpower will join us to talk

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that does it for "closing bell."ertime" with the judge [ bell ringing ] >>> carl, thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to "overtime. i'm scott wapner you just heard the bells, we are just getting started here at post 9 at the new york stock exchange in just a few minutes i'll speak live with erin browne and get her current playbook on the markets today. dwight anderson, a so-called tiger cub is with us on the life and legacy of hedge fund pioneer julian robertson who sadly passed away today at the age of 90 we'll get his reflections coming up. >>> we begin with our talk of the tape, whether stocks are set up for a big friday fall or

richard bell. dr. bell has presented many >> it is now my pleasure to introduce our speaker, doctor richard bell. doctor bell has presented many upstanding programs for smithsonian associates and topics related to early american history and the american revolutionary period over the course of the last several years. most, recently a program last month on baron vaughn struggle. it's a professor at the university of maryland, hold the ba from the university of cambridge in a ph. d. from harvard. he has won more than a dozen teaching awards, including a 2017 university system of maryland board of regions faculty award for excellence in teaching, which is the highest honor for teaching faculty in the maryland state system. in addition, he has helped major research fellowship that yale, cambridge in the library of congress. and is a recipient of the 2018 national endowment of the humanities public scholar award into the 2021 andrew carnegie fellowship. he's the author of the book stolen, five people's kidna

that's it for me on "closing bell."orrow now into "overtime" with mike santoli. >>> welcome to "overtime." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner you just heard the bell so we are just getting started in moments we'll get a fresh read on the health of the ev market when rivian reports results. we'll bring you the breaking numbers and instant stock reaction as soon as those numbers hit. also ahead we'll hear from goldman's tony pasquariello. what he sees playing out in the market right now. >>> we begin with our talk of the tape is there a chance the bear market is now dead or is the rally off the mid-june lows just a giant head

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we have the closing bell about four minutes away.the dow is hitting fresh session lows right now. when he with came in to this hour, the low was a loss of 375. we're down 381. the dow has been negative for the entire session. nasdaq turned negative moments ago of a rising by as many as 134 points during the ses. let's get to it a few minutes from now we'll get airbnb's quarterly earnings. last time we had ceo brian chesky on the show he was predicting the best travel summer in history. will it show on his bottom line? he will be right here on "countdown" tomorrow as he discusses the impact of boffo travel spending on airbnb earnings. you know what? today's "countdown" closer says there is another signal besides hot to travel that is green signal for stocks. we have founder partner jack ablin. jack, so nice to have you back. what signal are you looking at that tells you stocks are a pretty december bet at the moment, at least some of them that you picked? >> ones i'm focused on are really high quality companies that have persistent di

no , the bell always rings for you. just need to know this and that you are very dear to me from the point of view. the last, in my opinion, is the speech or message that antonova wrote. this is literally shortly before his passing, an absolutely wonderful article about what we are going through. now, after a difficult time, any civilization comes to an end so that something new can begin and the renaissance is not the only one. events, it repeats and repeated until what we call the renaissance in europe, we are witnessing a really big crisis of the art system. and this crisis can last for more than one century, accompanied by remissions, but so far i do not admit the idea that great art is gone forever, it is impossible to come to terms with this. absolutely impossible. although now in my lectures i have to explain what is good. matisse is already matisse but something will definitely appear, green leaves will definitely appear, therefore. the meaning will always remain the same as it was said. i want mine. the main th

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[closing bell rings] liz: tom, great to have you, thank you very much. folks, can't stress it enough, got to watch the final hour tomorrow. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. the fbi raided former president trump's mar-a-lago home in outrageous, unprecedented search yesterday. i will give my own thoughts on this in just a moment with fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett but first up, let's turn to ashley webster who is live from palm beach, florida, with the latest. ashley, what you got? >> reporter: tell you what, larry, it is the day after the big raid. i think people are still pretty

media's decision. >> reporter: her twitter message makes no discrimination claim but an open letter to bellby several prominent canadians including anne murray and sarah mclachlan says it appears to be an egregious act of revenge tainted by ageism, sexism and misogyny. >> they are really moving the discussion forward on this particular social issue. >> reporter: canada's business community rallying around laflamme wendy's changing the red hair of its iconic logo to gray with the caption, because a star is a star regardless of hair color. dove launching a campaign with the #keepthegrey and "sports illustrated" touting the mother of elon musk. >> you can look great at any age. >> reporter: now bell media says its vice president of news, michael mellin is on leave. the globe and mail newspaper reports he had asked who approved the decision to, quote, let lisa's hair go gray but bell's ceo saying the narrative is lisa's age, gender or gray hair played into the decision, i am satisfied that this is not the case. the company's ceo says laflamme's firing was a resource issue saying the news indust

there is the closing bell. the another day, another dollar.he dow not making 74 points it needed to exit correction territory. we'll see what happens tomorrow. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. the schumer manchin reconciliation bill falsely titled the inflation reduction act is really a pat threat tick piece of legislation. it is the ultimate big government big government socialist bill. defines the democratic party as the radical left, and there is no inflation reduction, there are no incentives for growth and prosperity. it punishes successful

that's it for me and "closing bell." scott wapner. >>> welcome, everybody, to "overtime. i'm scott wapner crowdstrike earnings are imminent we'll get you those numbers, the stock move that follows and everything you need. we'll also hear from dan ives on what elon musk's latest move means for his deal and the future of twitter. that drama taking a new turn today. we again with our talk of the tape, the fight over stocks. it's a battle that begins and ends with the fed and whether it will follow through on chair powell's promise to crush inflation or to back off

closing bell we're 14 minutes away. dow is up a clean 500 points right now and nasdaq percentage winner here, up 2.7%. we're coming right back. the dow is on the verge of closing out of correction territory. stay with us, we'll see if they can do it. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. ♪. liz: folks, we're getting breaking news right now. a report that republican congresswoman of indiana, jackie walorski died in a car crash. wnbu, south bend reporting the story. two others reportedly killed in the crash. this story is developing. as soon as we get more we'll bring it to you. let us transition to shares of warner brothers discovery. they are popping this hour, up about 4.7%, very close to session highs right now, getting a boost in response to some breaking news from our own charlie charlie gasparino

disney hoping its jessica its jd trick will help reporting after the bell today. and disney chief kevin mayer is one of the top content gurus in the nation as he rolls up everything from cocomelon to reese witherspoon's hello sunshine and is it tipping to the dark side or still the king? candle media and cofounder kevin mayer joining us next in a fox exclusive. closing bell just under 30 minutes away and dow up 466 and it's a strong day as inflation appears to be cooling. liz: well, yeah, no surprise we have a big rally here. dow is holding onto at least a good chunk of it is gains. disney dow component reports quarterly results in less than half an hour and one of the watches is how many spikers the disney+ site adds and the stream is expecting more than 10 million net additions in the quarter. will they make it? i don't know. nothing is the streaming world is a sure thing right now. last thursday the industry suffered major upheaval when warrener bro's ceo david zaslav said the bloom is off the streaming rose stating "we can't find an economic value for the film

you heard the bells.ck exchange a very big hour is ahead earnings from salesforce, snowflake and nvidia are imminent our reporters are standing by to bring you all you need to know and so is the number one ranked. nick timiraos is with us as well just as that all-important fed summit gets said to begin in jackson hole we begin with ou

now we are climbing the temple bell loop, which is located in the people's republic of the bell tower quite high, but we were even allowed to ring the bells. the dome of the temple was restored by local farmer vladimir latskevich. the bell tower overlooks the fertile land of luhansk and kharkiv, fields and arable lands, mostly ownerless after they were left by ukrainian businessmen, but now these lands. let me explain right away, that is, this is not all. they are citizens of ukraine, even these were the owners of these lands. correctly, this allowed its owners to buy up land. there is an unlimited number of almost a lot of enterprises and american estonian. that is. uh, naturally , after the start of the operation, the head of the military civil administration of the kharkov region ceased to be in charge here. vitaly ganchev. he says that the harvesting work began according to plan, in spite of everything, all efforts are being made on our part. that is, what can we afford to do specifically for the export of grain for its sale, so that people receive money, not just a phrase. yes, y

[closing bell rings] we're looking at a closing bell on the first trading day of august, red on the screen bulls win this one by a skosh. thanks for joining us. that will do it for us. "kudlow" is next ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow i'm larry kudlow. save america, kill the bill. that is the manchin-schumer bill. we have a week to do it. the more we learn about this bill the less everybody seems to like it. the inflation reduction act doesn't seem to have inflation reduction in it. that according to the penn wharton budget model. that is not a supply

bell was found in tucson, arizona, near where he had been reported missing more than a week ago.are investigating, and his friend said bell had recently been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and that a recent change in his medication might have played a role in his disappearance. >>> and another young performer is also dead at age 32. actress charlbi dean was hailed at the cannes film festival just months ago. she also appeared in tv shows on cbs and the cw. she died after a sudden illness. >>> we are getting a new view of the "titanic." the 110-year-old wreck sits below the north atlantic ocean. look at these images. incredible. a high-definition 8k video system is providing these never before seen detail of the sunken ocean liner. a company based in washington state recorded these images over the summer. scientists say the footage will help determine the ship's rate of decay. >>> how about this for images? it's been quite a week for traffic messes. yesterday we showed you a truck full of tomatoes that spilled in california. and today, to match that, an 18-wheeler carrying alfred

. >> "closing bell" begins right now. >>> stocks moving higher as wall street awaits fed powell's speech in jackson hole the most important hour of the trading day starts now i'm carl kwinquintanilla in forr eisen. oil is below 93, vix below 23. sa salesforce weighing heavily on the dow after kcutting their guide. snowflake heating up on an earnings beat. today we'll talk to mark fields about california's new effort to ban the sale of gas-powered cars by 2035. first up, though, we'll bring in tony to talk about jackson hole today and what may come tomorrow, tony it's great to have you back. we spoke a few days ago going into the exsymposium. have they found the runway enough is the chair's job a little easier tomorrow? >> it should be. in this day and age, transparency is the name of the game there aren't as many secrets as there once were, especially going back to the first time a fed chair attended, chair volcker in 1982. you can deem this symposium jackson hype because the federal reserve has a very clear strategy which is to make it clear that it wants to move the policy up expeditio

the deal also has nationals first baseman josh bell going to san diego.ral manager said the team needed a change. >> in 2019 we had a slogan, bumpy roads lead to beautiful places. you know, we're on a bumpy road right now. and we believe that coming out of this thing it will be a beautiful place. >> the nationals received six padre players in return for soto and bell. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," scammers targeting restaurants with fake bad reviews and demanding money to stop posting. mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - find our coupons in sunday's paper. jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity and make today the mo

"closing bell" right now. >>> a wild session here to ending the trading week as investors try to make sense of that scorching hot jobs number the most important hour of trading starts now welcome to "closing bell." take a look at where we stand in the market at one point we were down 1.1% on the s&p we're down half a percent. the dow on the verge of going positive we were positive, up 55 is the high of the day. down 237 is the low of the day the tech stocks are getting hit the hardest on these rising rates. what's holding up the market today, energy stocks on higher oil and financials on higher rates. materials just ticked positive but consumer discretionary, communication services, technology, those are the losers it's a reversal of what we've seen in july here's a look at some of today's biggest earnings movers. lyft a winner up 16% carvana, it's up 41% after being left for dead. amc also surging to the upside while warner brothers is selling off, down about 17%. we've got a big show coming your way. we will talk to former treasury secretary jack lew about today's blowout jobs numbe

closing bell in 28 minutes. we'll be right back. cheryl: well, summer is over for kids in los angeles and dallas as they head back to school for their first day today. as panters across the u.s. shop for school splice, they are going to find it is going to come at a cost. a report by consumer data platform clover found prices for platform staples skyrocketed. sharpies, elmer's glue, scotch tape shot up 50% year over year and the sticker shock hitting the school supply aisle, clover found 61% of consumers are worried how they'll afford it for their kids. here in a fox business ex-clueser is the clover founder and ceo brian. it's really interesting the data you've compiled on how costs have jumped and certain things in demand have gone down. talk about that. parents are getting sticker shock if they can find what they need right now. >> yeah, thanks for having me, cheryl. it's very interesting. our data shows us that there is just no refuge for the american consumer as inflation routes every aspect of the american economy and every s

i'm scott wapner you heard the bells.g started i'll speak to gabriela santos of jp morgan and why she says we got more than we bargained for from the fed chair last week rick heitzmann is back and whether it will jump-start the stock. we begin with our "talk of the tape." new month, same choppy mark as september looms large now. let's ask ritholtz manager josh brown, member of the "halftime" investment committeego

we reached out taco bell for a response but have not heard back. his video ends with officers arriving. the police chief later addressing the community saying, "we take hate incidents and crimes seriously. these incidents are despicable." on friday, he explained the hindu religion teaches the whole population is your brother and and -- brethren and everyone is equal. >> that gentleman is the same. he probably just had an off night. amanda: this so-called off night seen by thousands, including his 13-year-old son who was at home sunday waiting for food. on friday, he arrived for our interview with his teenager's taco bell order. >> i don't want his vision of how he sees the world to change. i said i will go in there and pick it up. he said, this time, drive-thru. amanda: amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. liz: new developments with the influx of card scammers found in the bay area in recent weeks. morgan hill police arrested two suspects on tuesday and discovered a skimming device in their car. it is not clear if this arrest is connected to a story we

that does it for "closing bell." tomorrow now into "overtime" with scott wapner >>> sara, thank you very much. welcome to "overtime," everybody. you just heard the bells we're just getting started here. in just a little bit i will speak to liz ann sonders on why she says fading part of this rally makes sense. she'll tell you why. >>> the former square now called block reporting any second along with expedia, doordash, lyft and many more. the o.t. reporting crew as usual standing by to break in with those results. we'll show you the stock moves that always follow we begin with our talk of the tape, why this rally could last at least for the rest of

closing bell, 47 minutes away. now the dow is up a little more than just slightly, up 90 points, quarter of a percent. decent enough and looks like we'll possibly go above 33,000 and the "claman countdown" coming right back. don't go away. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. liz: a bed bath and i don't getting a boost in more ways than one. investors in reddit levels cheering on the embattled goods chain. it is up 18.25%. "the wall street journal" said it secured a loan deal to shore up its debt. led by jp morgan light on specifics at the moment. transactions and the details o

that's it for me on "closing bell." into "overtime" with mike santoli. >>> welcome to "overtime." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner you just heard the bells appeared we are just getting started right here in moments we'll get quarterly results from coinbase, roblox and wynn we have our team of reporters standing by to break in as soon as those numbers hit also ahead we'll speak exclusively with bill nygren where he's finding opportunity in the market right now. but we start with our talk of the tape a great pause. stocks treading water again today as investors await to

liz: guess what charlie, amc earnings after the bell? >> you mean losses. >> ceo adam aron will join us tomorrow. >> will it be losses. liz: tom cruise's "top gun: maverick" on the movie chain. >> i think it is losses. liz: the stock is up 3.25% to 18.81. >> off its highs. liz: nasdaq is the only green on the screen at the moment. it is inching, exiting bear market territory, up nearly 20% since its low back on june 16th. it only needs 107 points to do so, but it is only up, what is it up? can't even see. 42 points. not there, 42 points. joining me now with 3.8 billion in assets under management. david kudlow, mainstay capital management ceo. very tentative trading ahead of the jobs report tomorrow. what are you looking at, what are you buying ahead of it if anything? >> well what we've been doing, liz, we talked about on the show six or seven months ago we were very heavy into cyclicals. specifically commodities. we've taken those positions down. what we've been looking at what we've been doing in the markets, when we look at three sect

closing bell will come right back >>> what is wall street buzzin about today?olt for celsius the energy drinks company, not the bankrupt crypto lender peps key announcing it's investing $550 million and for a long-term distribution deal. it's a very fast growing energ drink that builds itself as healthier cleaner alternativ with ginger and green tea an vitamins its share has been growing fast take a look. thank you to beverage digest celsius has a 3% share monster and red bull dominat the energy drink business, but as you can see celsius has bee growing quickly. and this deal according to jpmorgan would likely boost it distribution, at convenience stores, gas stations, whic represents about 70% of th energy drink demand. for pepsi it's a chance to compete harder and t distribute bang, another competitor is over the leader, monster, i distributed by coca-cola, with a nearly 17% stake red bull is independent. and the other top players bang celsius, and rock star, whic was bought by pepsi for nearly $4 billion back in 2020. monster is lower a little bit today prob

that's it for me on "closing bell.""overtime" with scott wapner [ bell ringing ] >>> sara, thanks very much welcome, everybody, to "overtime. you just heard the bells we're just getting started in just a little bit i'll speak with eric johnston who has gotten even more bearish in recent weeks is that caution warranted or just too negative? we will ask him and debate his conservative call. >>> the talk of the tape, the road now that jackson hole is history and whether the lows will be revisited or avoided let's ask adam parker who's with me on set. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> the

so he did that when he was recruited to to work for bell laboratory series. in several ways. the first was he picked well-known actors. so the character's name even on the back of the dvd box. and and in the script is the fiction writer. played initially by well-known tv character actor eddie albert became more known as his career went on and then in some of the later bell signs films played by richard carlson who would have been recognizable to to viewers from creature from the black lagoon. right kind of a sci-fi context. interestingly carlson to kind of reinforce this idea of the team that capra had carlson directed some of the later films when when capra backed out so there really was this kind of sense of collaboration. similarly if you thought you heard daffy duck you did mel blanc who was voicing many of the looney tunes characters later voiced barney rubble on the flintstones. was part of the voice talent for this and the animators. interestingly headed by a production company run by seamus culhane and underscoring the point here that we have people traveling from fil

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that does it here for "closing bell."ertime" with scott wapner starts now >>> all right, mike, thanks very much welcome, everybody, to "overtime. i'm scott wapner you just heard the bells we're just getting started here at the new york stock exchange in just a few minutes i'll speak live to wharton professor jeremy siegel for his view on this market and whether the strong summer rally is in the process of ending. we have a busy hour ahead. zoom and palo alto earnings are imminent, we have all you need to know about those and we'll let you know when those hit. >>> we do begin with the talk of the tape the fate of stocks after

so, he did that when he was recruited to work for the bell laboratory series in several ways. picked well known actors. so, the character's name, even on the back of the dvd box and in the script, is the fiction writer. played initially by well-known tv character actor, eddie albert. he became more known as his career went on. then, in later bell science films, played by richard carlson, who would have been recognizable to viewers from creature of the black lagoon, a sci-fi context. interestingly, carlson, to kind of reinforce this idea of the team that capra had, carlson directed some of the later films when capra backed out. so, there was a sense of collaboration. similarly, if you thought you heard daffy duck, you did. -- who is voicing many of the looney tunes characters, later voice barney rubble on the flintstones, was part of the voice talent for this. the animators, interestingly, headed by a production company led by seamus culhane, underscoring the point here that we have people traveling from film culture into tv as an influential new medium, as a place where they c

these red pitches shot by the bbc's, eric pal, show bell and the crew doing a live link with london. with may have going on around here . so we were on the balcony of the hotel boston, and while we were there, a huge battle erupted all around us as they have done in the past, excuse me. but it is, it is difficult to see that working at the moment because that is not as you can hear around me. the real whole is, is, you know, sometimes things happen and i felt the air above my head something was happening to it. a bullish a whistle by and and suck they are out of it. and it hit the wall behind me. if you'll excuse me, i just want to break off because we've had somebody, i don't want him to enter the criteria. under that point, i turned to the camera man, i said look, let's get the hell out of here for our own safety. and we just closed down and went inside. and that was the last time you did alive to way in a public space in bosnia, for the whole of the more ah, on the 15th of may, 1992 martin bell and all the other journalists left the hotel, boston, and set up the new base of the ho

now, we don't face the same five today that bell absent based in her day, but we face vast challenges are the same. insurrectionists elected and not roam the halls of congress. the stacked supreme court has bulldozed our rights and wants to eliminate even more. gun violence permeates every corner of our country. and with sea levels rising, temperatures soaring, our future on this planet has never been more at risk. i know how overwhelming these challenges can feel, i know that when confronted with fights as massive as those that lie before us, it can feel impossible to do anything but surrender. but here's the thing, i am a new yorker. [cheers] just like bell labs it and ted weiss and bill ryan and ruth messenger, and we new yorkers just don't know how to surrender. new yorkers stand up and fight. when it comes to unpacking our supreme court, i am going to stand up and fight. we are going to end disgorge of gun violence in america -- the scorch of gun violence in america because we are going to stand up and fight. we are going to restore abortion access across our entire nation. and i