bill miller iv is with us.eeing upside in the market "closing bell" is right back >>> welcome back a shakeup at miller value partners after bill miller iv announced he's acquired the majority stake of the firm he holds an 80% and is now the firm's chairman and will continue to serve as the portfolio manager of the miller income fund. bill miller iv joins me now. good to see you. >> awesome thanks for having me, scott. >> the bottom line is this is your show now. what is the bill miller iv going to look like >> the whole idea here is to reinvent the customer experience in active management you think about what active management has done over the past 20 years fees have been too high, the investment strategies are not all that transparent, generally speaking not well-marketed. we want to change that because we're the primary client and we want to reinvent that experience we want to let people know what we're doing in the funds we want to find new ways to help clients. >> how will your philosophy on investing diff

saxophone trainees and singers , another former lover of bill, tv presenter and singer sally miller, in an interview with the daily mail , spoke about the reasons for the unbridled passion of the ex-us president for women. and this is hilary according to the statements. miller bill confessed to her that hillary was absolutely cold towards him and generally prefers women on a date; he brought drugs and claimed that hillary was also not averse to indulging in white powder and weed. the unofficial royal family of america, as the kennedy clan was called in the press throughout the 20th century, the most famous member of the family, john , became president of the united states in 1960, it was not by chance that his father was the leader of the democrats for years, he was good friends with the prescott bush and, yes, offered to adopt a fascist-style economic program in the united states the son of such love also fell in 2017. the diary of a young john f. kennedy was auctioned in 2017. in his notes made in 1945, the 28-year-old kennedy claims that hitler will break out of the hatred surroun

miller: i want to reiterate my support for this bill. the coastal communities has more than coastal communities and ocean. the great lakes basin is home to 43 million people, 8% of the united states population and sports 62 billion in wages. this is a small piece of the $1 billion the shellfish industry and hundreds of thousands of jobs are affected by ocean and coastal acidification. increasing the involvement of indian tribes with the noaa acidification work will lead to solutions that the enentire country can benefit from. i urge my colleagues to support this critical piece of legislation and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentlewoman from michigan. the question is will the house pass the bill and pass h.r. 676. those in favor, say aye. thoap. in the opinion of the the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection -- for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays have b

and bill miller, he joins us as well, too.ave the debt limit at 3:30 eastern time so we're action packed don't miss that. anastasha, you are first >> it's been a monster month in semiconductor, so i would like to rotate that to the u.s. treasuries if the fed hikes in june, so i'm sticking with ief. >> jason >> i like medtronnic here. they introduced a slate of new products i like this name going forward >> joe t.? >> merck, you buy it here. >> t what is it up year-to-date? >> basically unchanged >> had a great year last year. >> great year last year. >> emblematic of the health trade this year. >> and i think the environment is the right one >> jenny >> another safe play to hide, williams company it's the premiere natural gas player one of the things is it trades high, but it doesn't affect their business >> i'll see you on "closing bell." "the exchange" is right now. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. here's what is ahead the debt deal cheering a hurdle and heading for a vote in the house. that's a good thing says a

bill miller, iv, we'll get his take on the ai trade, crypto and more

but american gaming association president and ceo bill miller says bettors have been waiting in the wingstime before the supreme court decision about 60% of americans supported betting on sports, and in our most recent poll that we did the american gaming association 85% of the american people supported the decision on repealing passed a and allowing for legal sports betting to happen in america, but there are still concerns over gambling addiction and more recently, concerns over college sports, particularly the student athletes wagering. i think it's really, really important that we treat these amateur athletes in a way that's respectful and that we do everything that we can to make sure that they're educated with regard to what they can and cannot do as student athletes. the concern about college sports and wagering isn't limited to just players. the university of alabama fired baseball coach brad bohannon earlier this month following reports of suspicious wagering activity. on crimson tide games in new york napolitano, fox news some big changes today for treasure island as the locatio

miller bill confessed to her that hillary was absolutely cold towards him and generally prefers women on a date; he brought drugs and claimed that hillary was also not averse to indulging in white powder and weed. the unofficial royal family of america, as the kennedy clan was called in the press throughout the 20th century, the most famous member of the family, john 1960 became president of the united states, it was not by chance that his father was the leader of the democrats for years, he was good friends with the press cat bush and yes, he offered to accept the fascist-style economic program to his son in the usa such love also fell in 2017. the diary of a young john f. kennedy was put up for auction in his notes made in 1945. the 28-year-old kennedy claims that hitler will break out of the hatred surrounding him today, as one of the most important figures. in history , it contained the material from which legends are created , the future president wrote. these entries appeared in the diary after kennedy visited hitler's tea house kehlstein house in bavaria a few months after the

but american gaming association president and ceo bill miller says bettors have been waiting in the wingsor some time before the supreme court decision about 60% of americans supported betting on sports. and in our most recent poll that we did the american gaming association 85% of the american people supported the decision on repealing passed a and allowing for legal sports betting to happen in america, but there are still concerns over gambling addiction and more recently, concerns over college sports, particularly the student athletes wagering. i think it's really, really important that we treat these amateur athletes in a way that's respectful and that you know, we do everything that we can to make sure that they're educated with regard to what they can and cannot do as student athletes. the concern about college sports and wagering isn't limited to just players. the university of alabama fired baseball coach brad bohannon earlier this month following reports of suspicious wagering activity. on crimson tide games in new york napolitano. fox news stocks closed higher today on wall stre

miller bill confessed to her that hillary was absolutely cold towards him and generally prefers womente; he brought drugs and claimed that hillary was also not averse to indulging in white powder and weed. the unofficial royal family of america, as the kennedy clan was called in the press throughout the 20th century, the most famous member of the family, john 1960 became president of the united states, it was not by chance that his father was the leader of the democrats for years, he was good friends with the prescott bush and yes, he offered to adopt a fascist-style economic program in the usa the son of such love also fell in 2017. the diary of a young john f. kennedy was auctioned in 2017. in his notes made in 1945, the 28-year-old kennedy claims that hitler will break out of the hatred surrounding him today as one of the most significant figures. in history, it contained the material from which legends are created, the future president wrote. these entries appeared in the diary after kennedy visited hitler's tea house , the kielsteinhaus in bavaria, a few months after the death of

miller. our top story this morning, apple is in a multibillion—dollar bill with broadcom to use chips in thenited states. it comes at a time when washington is trying to reduce its reliance on foreign—made chips. my colleague samir hussein reports. the 56 chips apple is buying from broadcom will be designed and built in the us. it is the latest business deal between the two companies. in 2020, broadcom said it would sell $15 billion of wireless components to apple. the deal fits the brief apple set out for it self to invest more in the us economy. it also goes hand—in—hand with a push to get more us companies to use domestically made microchips. the supply chain disruptions during the pandemic triggered a semiconductor shortage which showed just how reliant us companies had become on chips made overseas, specifically in china and taiwan. which many us officials see as a national security concern. since then, the us has been privatising domestic production of semiconductors is advised to wean firms from relying on foreign chip—makers. last summer, us presidentjoe biden signed an act that drew

miller center. so with that over to you, barbara. great. thank you so much, bill. we have just marked eight years of bill's tenure here as the director and ceo of, the miller center and so he's served the equivalent of two presidential terms. and we hope, unlike presidents, that he can carry on with at least one more term, maybe get up to the fdr mark. we also want to thank him so much for, his interest in oral history and joining us frequently, in fact, this week we did an oral history for the obama project that we're now into. and bill joined us with that particular person he has known over years. and it's really makes all the difference the world for russell and me to have, who knows the person that we're interviewing. so thank you to bill and thanks so many of you here in the audience in person we have a full house today well as online and with c-span, many of you support the work of the miller center that is varied and particularly for those of you who support presidential studies and our recording program where we go through the secret white house tapes of pr

democratic political consultant and former advisor to president bill clinton and vice president al gore. in tucson, arizona, alex millerrector of the immigration justice campaign at the american immigration council, a nonprofit advocacy group. and in washington, d.c., adolfo franco, a republican strategist and former official of the latin american and caribbean bureau of the u.s. agency for international development. a warm welcome to you all. let's start with richard goodstein first. richard, title 42 has come to an end, that was very severe restrictions on migration during the pandemic brought in by president donald trump. we've got a new policy now brought in by president joe biden. substantially, what's different? >> look, joe biden is trying to do something that presidents have been trying to do for decades, and they're hamstrung by the fact that congress refuses to do comprehensive immigration reform. -- to pass comprehensive immigration reform. let me just say one thing about what he's not doing. remember, the republicans, donald trump particularly, called for a muslim ban. he said that only christians should be

putting their money into ai stocks so we have david tepper, investing nvidia and miller has microsoft $2 million stake. also a billingnvidia which is the positioning and alphabet day from bill ackman so like you, google ai trade, if you have the believer, you're making the right move. stuart: even eiffel well sure but that is good news. i know the guy is updating his personal portfolio, what is he doing? >> that is another whale tracking we are doing and he's moving a lot of stocks. when you manage 300 or $400 billion in stock with the most successful investors of all t time, his filing shows omaha's close, his position, his bancorp position but not done with financials opening up capital one position which surprise a lot of people. look at the selloff taking place but did buy into hp q which i thought was interesting, and interesting trade and most people saying why is he keeping his state and paramount global? $3 billion stake given the stock is down 30%. the streamers 30% in one month's time because i can't seem to turn the corner making a profit when it comes to streaming. stuart: can you refresh my memory about

bill clinton and vice president. i'll go into so in arizona, alex miller, director of the immigration justice campaign at the american immigration council, a non profit advocacy group, and in washington dc, adolfo frank k, a republican strategist and former official, the latin american and caribbean bureau of the us agency for international development, a warm welcome to your like, start with richard. good stain 1st. richard title $42.00 has come to an end to that was very severe. restrictions on migration during the pandemic brought to him by president donald trump. we've got a new policy now growing by president joe biden, substantially, what's different? well, joe biden is trying to do something that presidents have been trying to do for decades . and their hands strong by the fact that congress refuses to. that's comprehensive immigration reform. um, let me just say one thing about what he's not doing. remember the republicans, donald trump, particularly called for a muslim band. and he said that the only christians should be allowed in as immigrants a separated children from their parents as a way to penalize im

miller. our top story this morning, apple is in a multibillion—dollar bill with broadcom to use chips in the

let's check on things. 31 minute. 85 in miller park are still green to sonny bill stanford into san mateobe heading up to oakland. a little or 8.80, no major delays. livermore. the hay were. we're still moving at the limit. there. now, let's check on a 80 this morning. crockett down towards the maze. you start to build a little bit through berkeley, about 17 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot, man. 6, 51 1 person was injured in a small plane crash that happened yesterday in napa. >> this is near north avenue and first avenue. the person only suffered minor injuries. and crews at the napa fire and napa sheriff's office responded to the scene you can see there. the cause of the crash is unknown. but, you know, they saying flying any grass you can walk away from is a good one. yeah. >> all right. we're also learning new details now in the gabby petito and brian laundrie case in a now unsealed burn after reading letter, we learned that brian laundrie's mother offered her son a shovel and garbage bags if they needed to dispose of a body. >> the laundrie family defends themselves s

miller. let's start in the united states, where presidentjoe biden says he feels confident in getting his debt ceiling bill passed. both the president and kevin mccarthy need to get their parties to back the deal, but includes compromises like putting a cap on spending for the 2024-25 putting a cap on spending for the 2024—25 budgets. washington has until the 5th ofjune to pass this, with the president saying he sees no reason why they shouldn't make the deadline.— they shouldn't make the deadline. ~ ., deadline. look, you knowl never say _ deadline. look, you knowl never say i'm _ deadline. look, you knowl never say i'm confident, i deadline. look, you know i l never say i'm confident, but deadline. look, you know i i never say i'm confident, but i feel good about it. i've spoken to a number of members, i've spoken to mcconnell, i've spoken to mcconnell, i've spoken to mcconnell, i've spoken to a whole lot of people. and it feels good, i'll see when the vote starts. amla, one of the things that i hear some of you guys say is, "why didn't biden say what a good deal this is?" why would biden say what a good

. >> dexter miller, one of fred and karen's many second cousins knew something about sharswood because years ago he had been co-workers with the billt. bill joined us for a conversation on what used to be his childhood porch. you grew up in this house? >> i did. this was my home. >> he inherited much of the farmland and still lives up the road. his sister inherited the house and sold it to fred. >> you know, when fred was buying the house, he did not think that the house would be sold to a black person. >> why would you think that, fred? >> because we're in rural, virginia, right? >> well, this is true. >> for years dexter and another second cousin, sonya womack miranda had been trying to piece together the miller family's origins. a notorious difficult task for african-americans because records are hard to come by, especially before 1865. >> it really was a hobby. >> it was addicting. it was addicting. it really was. >> you're like private eyes. >> yes. >> they have been able to trace the whole miller clan back to one woman. >> it's dexter's great grandmother, it's my great, great grandmother sara. sara miller, yes. >> they had fo

bill maclaine's book is terrific. totally agree. yes, ma'am. my name is daniel miller. i have a question for judge jones. what is one thing that you did in college and the years immediately after that was most for your later career. i would have studied classics at cornell. actually, i was going to study philosophy, but in 1969, the university was riven by famous demonstrations as anti-war type demonstrators and and the arguably best political philosophers in the country. all left as a result. so i went to economics and i asked a young professor to be my to my mentor for my b.a.. his name was thomas. so. unfortunately, cornell proved be an inhospitable place for professors. all. but i had been exposed to him. one of the great intellectual minds of our century and i have been exposed to professor alan, who later wrote the closing of the american mind. i a course of his on plato's republic and those were foundation tunnel experiences that i tried to build on from self-education and. a fortuitous seminar attendance ever since. i've been ignoring side of the room. i see we have a question here. hi, my name i

bill. maria: joining me is ohio congressman, member of the house agricultural, science, space and technology committee, max miller. congressman, thanks very much for being here. can you give us a sense of what the members believe to be happening in the debt ceiling negotiations? >> yes. so we're all talking with leadership but maria, there is no doubt that this country has spent too much money in the last two and-a-half years under this administration and what republicans have done in congress is we have avoided to he default on the country's loans for the first time in our history and throughout the negotiations we have done our job. members of the house of rep he representatives have done our job. it's time for the president to negotiate with speaker mccarthy for the american people amicably. we're waiting to see what that will be. maria: what is the staff saying about commonality. is there an agreement on energy permitting reform, fossil fuel as well as green, caps on future discretionary spending growth? are there other areas that you believe are being agreed upon? >> it's very possible. unfortunately, i am n

hannah miller has been talking to energy users in the east of england who have been struggling to pay their energy bills came to suffolk, 18—month—old robyn has taken her first steps. and her mum, claire, has been trying to keep the family bills under control. we first met in august, when claire was already cutting back on her electricity use. i am terrified that, when the winter comes, we're not going to have enough for the bills. since then, energy prices have climbed up and are now on their way down. but it's not been all smiles all the time. i really remember how worried you were when we last spoke. how... how was it in the end? i think things were a lot worse than what we expected them to be. obviously, there were subsidies for the oil, so we got the £300 towards the oil. it only covered a small percentage of the oil costs. but the electricity — the money they gave out there did actually cover nearly half of the electricity bill, so we weren't actually paying out extra. but now all those things have gone, we have no help — we're going to be forced to find other ways to try and, you know, keep costs

colleagues from ohio, republicans and democrats, congressman carey, congressman miller, and congresswoman sykes. mr. landsman: this bill will allow them to use existing grant dollars for recruitment and retention bonuses. we'll also be introducing similar legislation for communities to better recruit and retain firefighters. public safety is a top priority for me. we are making sure police and fire departments across the country have what they need to keep our children and families safe. i hope you all would join us in this fight. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. while i was out campaigning i had opportunity to meet with sheriff of jackson county, georgia. she was very open about her concerns to protect her citizens out there with the defund the police, the disrespect, and disdain for law in general. there was also an internal concern i saw of grief where she was ex

miller listed off ten things. while all that's important, i think it's very important that republicans acknowledge the human atrocities on the border. i asked bill the migrant deaths. that's not reported by d.h.s. his contact said 600 migrant deaths in 2021, 800 in 2022. that's an enormous number. while republicans talk about security, yes, we must acknowledge the human trafficking, the human suffering. the deaths right here in hhs custody. >> the white house was going on whether the releases was happening in big numbers. bill realtime fact checked. take a listen. >> the claims that cbp is allowing or encouraging mass release of migrants is just categorically false. >> that's the not reality of what's happening on the ground. we'll show you the reality. take a look at the video. we just shot here in brownsville. two hours ago. showing large groups of migrants who just been massed release, walking around the downtown area. >> it's what they see and talk about is two different things. >> it's unfortunate that part of our normal politics we're being asked to deny what it is we're seeing and feeling and these images as you see people stream across k

if miss miller has a health concern i urge her to go to that clinic. she will not be charged. stuart: got it. congressman billvery much for joining us, sir, much appreciated. see you later. >>> hunter biden appeared in court this morning. he wants to lower his child support payments. why is the president of the united states refusing to acknowledge hunter's four-year-old daughter, the president's granddaughter? why will he not acknowledge her? we'll be back. ♪. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. say goodbye to daily insulin injections with omnipod 5... a tubeless system that automatically adjusts insulin to help protect against highs and lows. try it today. go to omnipod.com for risk information and instructions for use. consult your doctor before starting on omnipod. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like fo

one of the things that that bill said when he became, our director six years ago was i want to make sure that the full time faculty at the miller center so that's my colleague here and mickey russell riley whom is the co-chair with me of oral history. dan and mark are in the presidents recordings program and our day jobs are doing our programmatic work but we are also expected to do scholarship that's based on that programmatic work and sometimes beyond it. and so bill said, i want to make sure you all have sabbatical opportunities, chairs, for example, chaired professors in the university. i know typically henry abraham every six semester would get a leave. we're at about every 13th semester, but still grateful for that. and i know that mark would that opportunity to go for to the kennedy library and delve deeply into the archive there in addition to taking his day job of working in the in the tapes. so for people who may not be as familiar mark with the recordings program and the kennedy tapes, secret white house tapes that he tell us about that and then tell us about using those resource sources that the miller center produc

bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from ohio, mr. miller, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1734, as amended. on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: union calendar number 34. h.r. 1734. a bill to require a coordinated national institute of standards and technology science and research activities regarding illicit drugs containing xylazine, novel synthetic opioids and other substances of concern and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 425, the nays are zero. 2/3 of those voting having

still be a relief to many customers, who've become used to paying eye—watering bills over the last year or so, as hannah millerergy bills, how do they feel about what's been on offer recently? the little government grants have been quite helpful, so it's been good that they've been coming in. and hopefully it'll start to sort itself out soon. this i'm happy with my supplier. i'm just not happy that they keep your money. they're still taking money out of the account rather than just freeze it for a couple of months. but no, they still take more and more money out. so it hasn't actually been too bad. it has gone up, but not drastically. are you interested in shopping around at all? um, so personally i'm not great at doing that. - i'm quite, don't like change. and it's better the devil you know. the price cap is expected to come down to £2,060 injuly, meaning lower bills for most of us. and with suppliers expecting energy prices to become more stable, it's thought they might start offering more fixed—rate deals for households. really? ok, that's not very good. consumer groups would like to see more options on the

miller, natasha korecki, thank you so much. >>> pride month will begin next week. in florida, some lgbtq activists say there is an atmosphere of fear and hostility after governor ron desantis signed several antilgbtq bills led organizers to cancel some pride events in a number of towns. members of the lgbtq plus community are calling the new laws a slate of hate. among other provisions, the laws restrict drag shows if children are in attendance, ban gender-affirming care for minors, prohibit trans people from suez ingusing bathrooms th align with their sex at birth. one town outside of st. cloud was canceled after organizers said it was unsafe and would put the community at risk. >>> coming up, one happens if the big one hits? well, new nbc news exclusive reporting about the thousands of buildings that are at risk of collapse in san francisco in a major earthquake is something you're going to want to hear. ma you're going to want theo ar power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley. power e*trade's ea