maricopa county board supervisor, bill gates, got a voice mail on christmas day, 2020, from then-trump lawyer rudy giuliani. >> maybe, we can get this thing fixed up.

carlton but there is a fascinating story in barron's this week i can't pronounce about involves bill gatesharks and reprogramming dna, tell us about this. >> were talking about synthetic biology testing high school level science knowledge but it merges biology with engineering to put it plainly there trying to produce products at a lower cost in a sustainable manner and one thing is to derive from shark livers you can actually build the product engineering deep cells. jack: that is amazing is always crazy in science fiction but there's really big names, great investors behind this. >> yeah bill gates, kathy wood and john durham and reporters of the industry say it could be 1 trillion-dollar industry, right now revenues don't even total 1 billion but there's a lot of hope in this space right now. jack: can you run to the companies of the names involved? >> look at a company like amorose the producer, ginkgo bio works which is looking to go public soon and they're looking to program sells the same way you would with a computer they are using the base tears and dna and emergent bioengineered

netflix is donating $30000000.00 toward research for a corona virus vaccine. microsoft co founder bill gates has continued to fight against corona, vars investing billions of dollars on the construction of factories working to develop a code of 19 vaccine. some of the wealthy people on us found isn't see major corporations and making headlines for denying to toby causes through their own philanthropic organizations. but it's not just about the money. it's the perception that it comes with all the trappings of the corporate world efficiency returns on investment, streamlining of operations. all of this is transformed what was wants simply charitable, giving into something else. philanthropy, capitalism, lindsey niggley, has written about it extensively in a book. no such thing as a free gift. i think we have to move past the headline some time mr. gates did talk about the need for math testing at an earlier stage than us officials and that was a good scientific approach. but i really can question whether or not their efforts were anything more than a band aid solution, because there was no ev

i would, it is a point that's not last on 1000000000 is like bill gates when asked in 2012 if he would ever run for president of the us. he responded, i actually think, you know, maybe i'm wrong that i can have as much impact in that role as i could in any political role. my role in the foundation, i don't have to raise political campaigns. i don't have to try and get elected. i'm not term limited to 8 years. it's a very nice office. down to being built very long. it could be invoking the think that he's not beholden any boat. he can make your own decision money, the river, he wishes to get a crappy for that. that that's not the construct work. what he does. if he's not replacing all in a complex whoa can benevolent deleted is a great. they have name recognition, they appear heroic, and they've got the cash. however, this pandemic has also shown a lot on the other end of the economic spectrum to the key worker delivery drivers, supermarket shelf stack. as nurses care is the pin demick momentarily appended the hierarchy of labor. and yet in the u. k, a set of proposed post breaks it. im

bill gates, you know, a tech millionaire who probably doesn't know how to drive a columbine or a milk, a cow. but now he's our biggest farmer. why? because he sees what's happening to the financial system and is shifting his money into real assets that don't depend on the currency for value. and what about lack rock and, you know, the other big hedge funds out there, they're buying houses for the same reason because the house is a real thing that can generate cash flow. and that doesn't depend on the way it's a government bond. stoughton depend on the value of the currency, so their front running this process, their intention and their expectation. and i think, you know, in reality what they're going to get is that they will be our landlord and our grocery store when the time comes. and the rest of us will be debt slaves. which, you know, is a shame on a lot of levels. but the biggest shame is that the people who are hurt by the few who trust the governments of the world by holding cash and bonds and other things that come on the currency. they're the ones who end up being hurt. while

and that would be a dollar collapse, but before talking about that, you know, he mentioned bill gates, some other billionaires in the news recently, charlie monger and ilan mosque were both coming out this week with comments. lot in china, you know, charlie monger over there, berkshire hathaway, talking about he wishes there was the chinese censorship style in the u. s. b line gods mosque talking about how you know, how great china is. and, you know, there's a great concern about how china is now dominates the hollywood, the output essentially curtailing movies to fit their local market. so we're seeing already, it seems like they're softening us up to accept more of a chinese style communism. here in the u, as i mean to your point that the end result would be a kind of a neil feudalism or some kind of slavery model. it seems like they're already telegraphing that john for somebody like no gates or warren buffett a talk down clause. i dictatorship doesn't sound like a bad deal at all because 1st time in part because they already kind of sort of have something like that. they can prett

can i get a bill gates? can i get a bill gates? pizza gates, pizza gates, sold! to the clinton family, for the price of one space laser!" we've got breaking news that washington is still broken. today, a huge disagreement erupted this afternoon between house speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader and just a complete tool, kevin mccarthy. next week, the house is convening their select committee investigating the january 6th riot. speaker pelosi announced eight members of the committee-- seven democrats and republican liz cheney. well, monday, mccarthy picked his five republicans, and there seemed to be one common denominator in all of the minority leader's choices: no minority choices. it's like an ad for inferior bleach, because those are a bunch of dull whites. it ruinings your colors. throw a sock in there. mccarthy's most controversial choice was ohio representative jim jordan... >> stephen: i know. (booing) ...starring this fall the new cbs show, "suburban caveman." "there goes the cave-borhood!" jordan is an expert on the causes of january 6 because

if that happens, bill gates would remain in control and essentially buy her out of the foundation.ersonal resources from bill for her own philanthropic work. and her work is focused on gender and equality issues. >> and made a big difference already. >>> finally this morning, an emotional and heartbreaking moment on america's got talent. ♪ take a look at me now there's just this empty space, there's nothing left here to remind me, just a memory of your face ♪ >>> his wife chris tee that died in the helicopter crash, the same one that killed kobe bryant, paid tribute to her with an emotional performance there. >> the show's four judges gave him a standing ovation following his audition. he said he wanted his children to see that in spite of their grief, you have to find joy in life and tcontinue to chase you dreams. he talks about his life in such an amazing way. he was singing in a dive bar when they met and talked for hours, hit it off. three beautiful children. >> and just as a reminder of the other families facing tragedy from that crash are still going through. >> standithanks

but if they can't continue as co-chairs as the gates foundation, bill gates would remain in control whilenal resources from gates for her own philanthropic work. >>> well, do what makes you happy. that is the motto of the arab world's first woman astronaut. nora al matrushi officially met the public for the first time wednesday since making history in april when she joined the uae space team. she was chosen interest more than 14,000 people, including 1400 women. and that is fantastic for her. there she is. preparing. >>> well, fear of heights is pretty common, but not to some athletes in sweden with nerves of steel. >> aaaah! >> very noisy, but this is one of four men who crossed 2.1 kilometers on a tightrope at a height of six hub meters. the first to get across on saturday. >> when i got closer to the anchor of this line, i screamed loudly. i don't know really know why. maybe it's a mix of emotions. >> the four german high walkers are a team in the extreme sport called highlining. and they set a new world record. it took them two days to valve verse the line. the valley they traverse in

but if they can't continue, as co-chairs of the gates foundation, bill gates would remain in control,trustee. she would receive personal resources, from gates, for her own philanthropic work. >>> well, the white house says there's been no-official blame attached to a massive, new ransomware attack or the hacking of a vendor for the republican national committee. but the white house emphasized it's ready to take action, if necessary. and as alex marquardt reports, the evidence is pointing to the usual suspects. >> reporter: an i.t. provider used by the republican national committee was attacked and they said the hackers involved tried to gain access to some of their customers who store things in the cloud. now, the rnc is one of their customers but it's unclear whether they were, in fact, the target. "the new york times" is reporting that the attack on this vendor, its name is sinex, and potentially of the rnc, was done by hackers from russia's foreign-intelligence service, the svr. this is the same group of hackers who, in the past, have attacked the democratic national committee, bac

bill gates is also in attendance. that was not a sure thing.happy with his presence? charlie gasparino. charlie breaks it on the who did and did not make the all-star guest list for this year's gathering and the top secret business talks taking place right now there. closing bell 15 minutes away. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. it's time for sleep number's lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, recovery-assisting, effortlessly life-changing proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, the new queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is only $899. only for a l

. >> john: we are hearing bill gates side of his divorce and where he is placing the blame. state department facing criticism after a tweet saying protesters in cuba have the right to peaceful assembly. the actual situation seems to be anything but peaceful. more than 100 anti-protests stomach protesters arrested. executive director for the american rising pact joining us as well. kathy, your response to what is happening on the ground in cuba and where we should go next. those people are struggling. they are calling for help. they are chanting freedom. they're waving american flag. >> that is right. they're looking to the united states as a beacon of hope. instead, they are seeing a tepid response. in fact, the initial response that you mentioned from the state department and in the present statement yesterday was about covid even though they were chanting about freedom. somebody once said that cuba is looking at us to be the america that they think we are. by our administration not having a strong response and defense of these freedom fighters and supportive dominant is no

struggling to find workers to fill those slots as the economy recovers melinda gates will resign from leadership of the billl gates decide they can no longer work together after two years. the announcement came today from the foundation two months after the company announced their divorce. >>> what's the best fast food restaurant american consumers satisfaction index just ranked them the group made its list based on consumer interviews and factors such as cleanliness, accuracy, staff courtesy, reliability of the mobile apps and here it is, topping it, chick-fil-a, then dominos, and kfc, mcdonald's is not loving it. its ranking, dead last >>> on wall street, the dow up 104, the s&p up 15, the nasdaq up a point yesterday, they seized weapons today police headquarters and a spy office, the taliban claiming more victories as the u.s. pulls out of afghanistan we get a firsthand look at the now deserted bagram air base. >>> plus, sorry potatoes, idaho's got a new claim to fame. it is the fastest growing state in all the nation with home prices that are skyrocketing so what do the ♪ you've got the looks ♪ ♪ let's

already a known sex offender, how he could get to bill gates. >> vicky elise jordan here. you spent nearly two decades following the story. what was your relationship like in the years that followed that profile with jeffrey epstein and ghislane maxwell. what was it like to report on it for so many years. >> i'm glad you asked me that. jeffrey epstein threatened me and my unborn children. i was pregnant with twins when i was dealing with him. and he threatened not only to put a curse on them if he didn't like the article that i was going to write, he also wanted to know where i was giving birth and what doctor were going to deliver. so when i did end up giving birth two months prematurely, my children were severely underweight and i was truly terrified that he would come for them. and i never waned to see him ever again. i had put guards on my kids and i barely did ever see him. i think once or twice i ran into him somewhere and they were not pleasant. he was always trying to play chess with me. and i tried to avoid him. he is someone with whom

. >> well, there has been a lot of negativity lately as well as bill gates' divorce from his wife.n away from that and turn to the positive. the gates foundation is giving away hundreds of billions of dollars the next 20, 30 years. already given away $100 billion. bill gates and warren buffett are giving away 99% of their fortunes to do good around the world and in america. that is being positive, instead of negative, this is something to celebrate. i would much rather those gentlemen and melinda gates giving money instead of being taxed into absurdly high rates and government running off on the money on terrible spending programs. ashley: yeah. >> we should be celebrating what the private sector creates in this country. it is great. ashley: i couldn't agree more. all right, gentlemen, thank you very much. let's go to the break now. the taliban, by the way, gaining ground in afghanistan, fueling fear and uncertainty. greg palkot has been on the ground, talking to afghan soldiers and civilians. he will join us with a live report after this. ♪ man -- band on the run ♪ as i observe in

there's some think it's a conspiracy from all sorts of people, including bill gates, international conspiracy, putting microchips in their arms. it's such a mixed package of, of opposition and, but, but relatively small. it isn't anything new. there always has been opposition to vaccine in history. i think we've got get back seeing levels vaccination levels up . there are some people who are hesitant and sometimes they've got to reasons because they are often excluded from society. they don't trust governments or politicians or maybe even some health service people. so we've got to work at a local level to get that understanding and talk to people face to face about their concerns and try and answer their concerns is always in vaccination programs is always easy to get 506070 percent of people vaccinate it. but with, with the, the variance we have no, we need a lot more than that to be vaccinated, really, to have population immunity and enable us to get the virus under control. how the officials in russia are reporting a rise in kind of 19 cases. fueled by the highly contagious delta variant.

there's some think it's a conspiracy of more from all sorts of people, including bill gates, international conspiracy, putting microchips in their arms. it's such a mix package of opposition and, but, but relatively small. it isn't anything new. there always has been opposition to vaccine in history. people, it's new and it's often dealing with a rare, very serious problems. so they're always a small group of people who are opposed facts and nations continue to be our armor in the fight against the pandemic. but what are your thoughts on me? so cold vaccine, passports, do you think that work on a national level and more broadly on a global scale? i think it's very difficult. i think we would be much better making much more vaccine available and, and very many countries have called for a lifting of the patent rules so that many more countries can produce faxing so that there's plenty for everyone. these rules are really being introduced because the reason enough for everyone and not everyone is taking it so we have to address both of those, both of those issues. and it's very difficult vacc

leadership changes reportedly underway at the bill and melinda gates foundation.ng to dow jones, the foundations has it would add trustees to expand oversight, plus says that melinda would eventually depart from the viewership if she and bill gates decide they can no longer lead the foundation together. 0[kmoet hennessy has halted shipments of champagne such as dumb paring on to russia -- as dom perignon to russia due to new rules. the french champagne industry isn't happy, and the european commission is evaluating whether russia is infringing its commitments to wto. in a soccer, italy has reached the final. the italians beat spain, 4-2. they will face either england or denmark, who square off today in the other semifinal in london. that is your latest business flash. guy: thank you very much, indeed. 8:00 p.m. tonight, big game. i really hope it doesn't go down to penalties. taylor: do you still call it soccer instead of football? what do we do? guy: i've never called it soccer. it is you guys that call it soccer, which we find perplexing. [laughter] it's a game

flux, e o's, read hastings and ted saran. dose, not to mention warm buffet and microsoft cofounder bill gates. mainstream media representatives include comcast, c o brian roberts, buy. com, cbs chairwoman, sherry redstone, cnn host, anderson cooper and van jones, cbs host gail king and public officials include former us secretary of transportation. elaine chao former white house drug control policy advisor, kevin submit, and former ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. now you can only attend this event if you are invited and know. pressed is been asked to cover it. reporting for news use, houston suite r t. speaking of summer camp, talk about the biggest summer camp one that people spend our entire life working for the 2020 olympics and they're about to finally start. however, as with every year the us team is embroiled and controversy after controversy. so join me now to from the archie, sports h q in steve chris stock as steven even follows, i want to start with let's try star shake, hurry, richardson, what exactly happened with their suspension? and the reason why we're doing the

topped $$100 billion that year for the first time becoming the richest person in the world, passing bill gatestotal amazon shares he also sold billions to fund blue origin, "the washington post," his more than half dozen homes, and of course his philanthropy last year jeff bezos became the first northwestern history with a net worth over $200 billion. as of today you are looking at amazon stock up again. he is likely to end the day right back at that $200 billion mark, despite selling more than $6 billion in shares just this year so the question everyone wants to know is what would it take for jeff bezos to become the first trillioner and the answer relative to amazon, the shares have to reach $15,000 per share. which sounds crazy but does $3,400 a share, as they are today if you look back at 1997, guys >> you never underestimate how much richer rich people can get. that's one of the things i learned from you, robert i learned that watching you. >> thanks. >> amazon meanwhile compounded wealth through building up sectors like the jassy led amazon web services. while that credibilitied 59% of p

the vaccine does not contain a microchip from bill gates, but how do we navigate the grey areas?ald trump's claim for example that covid—19 could come from a chinese laboratory was widely branded as a conspiracy theory by the media and you could not share it on some social media platforms, but that changed a few weeks ago when president biden said that it was a possibility. we are going to be talking about that and more a bit later with claire milne who is the acting editor of full fact, the uk fact=checking organisation and ian birrell who is a contributing editor of the mail on sunday. let's start with that pegasus project which has been making headlines all week. laurent richard is the director and founder of forbidden stories, the ngo which got hold of this leaked list of 50,000 possible targets for surveillance, and paul lewis is head of investigations at the guardian which is one of the partners of the pegasus project. laurent, before we get into how you coordinated all of this and what it might tell us about the power of collective journalism, just tell us, how does this p

that mr. bays of the richest man on earth has not taken the same course as a warren buffett or bill gates and devoted a substantial chunk of his vast $200.00 plus $1000000000.00 fortune to charitable works, trying to cure diseases and develop, you know, modalities for people who live in under developed countries and so forth and so on, which, which the gates foundation has done. so, you know, we'll see how this develops. the people tend to mellow over time. maybe he's gotten this out of his system now until reading some of the cash rounds. good to tokyo, rob reynolds journey from vanhorn, texas, the side of the blue origin launch today. where on 2 other news now, 3 rocket attacks in the afghan capital cobble have a look at this time in the now that could be heard. and there's another one as well. president enough? counting the leading 8 prayers at the presidential palace. one of them hit cobblers, most popular mosque and other was behind its biggest shopping mall. the food was near the ministry of foreign affairs. no reports of injury so far off from our diplomatic editor, james bass, who

bill gates is the founder of tara power.ear. it using liquid sodium as coolability instead of water and other efforts operating safely and more efficiently. we made our way around town. we spoke to residents about it. many were supportive. some did raise questions about safety. >> if they will shut our power plant down they might as well turn it into something better. >> economy around here in wyoming. >> most of the people who work at the power plant like it. i wasn't too sure about it. reporter: right. what was the concern? what would you be concerned about? >> i'm just not sure about nuclear power. reporter: another woman we spoke to worried about having her children working close to a nuclear reactor. there are questions but this project has bipartisan support in washington. likely it will get done. the plant closes in 2027. the new one would come in at the year after and replace it. four other wyoming towns would like to see it in the running. terra power is expecting to make the big. glenrock wants this. it could be bi

this week we heard charles monger praise jack mott in line with what michael bloomberg said and bill gateshow china was doing. ashley: i think i have that right. speaking as a true multinational list globalist thank you. why do the capitol police need offices outside washington. senators on cotton on the expanding police force announced today and a few months ago this show highlighted in alaska couple who were rated by the fbi in a case of mistaken identity stemming from the january 6th rights. they are back with us with an update. it is important. stay there. 'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned that we can sell all of our policy or keep part of it with no future payments, who knew? we sold our policy. now we can relax and enjoy our retirement as we had planned. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you p

gates foundation. it has been outlining back—up plans in case its co—chairs — bill and melinda gates — cannot work togetherorce. the bbc�*s north america business correspondent michelle fleury in new york has the details. the world was shocked when bill and melinda gates announced their divorce in may but relieved when the pair said they would continue to work together on their charitable foundation. however, splitting up foundation. however, splitting up is often a messy business, and now the pair who often referred to the gates foundation is therefore the child has said they have reached a custody arrangement of sorts. melinda is now being given the option to resign from her position as co—chair and trustee if the pair is unable to work together after two years of. in such a case she would receive personal resources from her ex—husband for her own charity work. but make no mistake, she made it clear in a statement that for now, she is not going anywhere. she wrote i believe deeply in the foundation's mission, and remain fully committed as co—chair to its work. to support this contingency plan, the founda

bill gates was one of the first investors that came in on this deal because he also saw what bill grossg. like i said, i had the opportunity to visit the site when i saw the incredible technology, the innovation, the disruption, i actually saw the facility working, i knew that this was game changing technology. i knew the appetite was therefore the investors and it is going to be there. matt: what about investors embracing a women led company? how are they accepting your team? global wall street is thought of as an old boys club but it must be changing some. phyllis: i can't tell you, i'm so excited to answer that question. when we first came into this, people thought well, all women led spac. but look, we have expertise that spans across all industries. from private equity, banking, we are founders, we are operators, we are revenue generators, we are job creators. matt: military. phyllis: yeah, military. if you've led anything before in your life, if you've been in the military, this is a cakewalk. are more women becoming involved in spac? yes. one of the main reasons is because we saw