bobby: as we look at -- ed: what is driving video game sales?re is a lot of concern about the consumer in the macro picture and blizzard kind of jumps out, call of duty always drives some activity, but give me the bigger picture on why you did so well and a quarter -- where post holiday season, there is sometimes not so much spending? bobby: our mission of connecting people through joy and fun has never been more important and more people are playing more games than ever before and our games a games thatre -- are games that people are playing and enjoying and getting that satisfaction in the joy of camaraderie that comes from the social experience and i think gaming is just becoming a more accepted, more broad appeal form of entertainment. ed: you put a lot of focus on mobile but at the core of the conversation with microsoft is cloud gaming. i recently moved to a console system. what i want to ask is why do you not issue a broad license as a remedy? in markets like the u.k., to slow -- to solely cloud focused gaming companies? bobby: for starte

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that was the 1st person, bobby kennedy wanted to see. and arthur schlesinger tells the story, if he tells it slightly differently than the way r f k junior, told it to you, but that, that, that bobby kennedy said to mccomb. your people did this or tell me that your people didn't do this now in flats injures account. mccomb convinced bobby kennedy that the ca wasn't involved. law, you know, i, that's the way it's less injured tells the story in his biography of r f k. but clearly, that's what bobby kennedy thought in the moment, and there's another story that you should know. you know, later that week the president was killed on a friday the following friday, november 29th, bobby. and jackie kennedy met with a man william walton, who is a friend of jack and he was a painter. and he was going to moscow for a cultural exchange program previously planned. and they told him, we want you to take a message to the kremlin, to the people there and the messages desk. some people say oswald was a communist or trying to connect him to the communist

host: bobby cogan?guest 1: guest: that is precisely where we want the government to go in and say this is not being captured. i appreciate the question. i think there is a fundamental disagreement and what we think the role of government is here -- in what we think the role of government is here. i believe social security should be everywhere in the country. i believe they should still receive disability benefits even if a state does not think so. if we believe there should be no federal government or federal spending, that is tough to take. i would say i respectfully disagree. i think it is important we help people. the government helps lift 48 million people out of poverty every year. i think it makes america stronger. host: bobby kogan is the senior director of federal policy at the

bobby kennedy, robert kennedy. and i think one up today and the original robert f kennedy and douglas when i was siberian bobby kennedy ethel kennedy told me bobby got high fever, really high like 104 in a middle of the bank of siberia, sweating sick. they were looking for so they couldn't find a penicillin or any kind of medicine or what can help them. and douglas, being a man of darwin, put on his backpack and said, you're sick, bobby. this is where we part company and continued on his like and left bobby to his own fate his own darwinian fate ethel told me she wouldn't talk to bill douglas for about five years. she was so -- that he left her husband in that state. bobby kennedy loved it like he came back. all bill me, you know, kind of macho thing. but but he never it against him. but she did. the point is, douglas told rachel, we're going to do this, man. you're going to be under attack. we got your back. her articles get published in the new yorker in june of 62. cause this holy hell. because the chemical indu

coming up, we bring you our interview with activision blizzard ceo bobby kotick. this is bloomberg. ♪ ed: u.k. competition in the markets authority blocking microsoft 69 billion dollar takeover of activision blizzard, the ceo bobby kotick says the deal will prevail, have a listen. bobby: it clearly is a rational conclusion -- an irrational conclusion, we have every expectation we should prevail in an appeal with the tribunal. we are very fortunate. you saw our first quarter earnings, our employees continue to be very focused and engaged in delivering great games for our players around the world. we had bookings up 25%, gap earnings were up over 70%. business is strong, and i think we are going to continue to focus with resolve on the remaining countries that we are securing approvals from, and we think the appeals process will work in our favor. ed: that is the question. i look at the earnings statement across titles and franchises. strong. if earnings are so strong and the growth story is still there, why does activision need to be bought by microsoft? bobby: 98%

and bobby, in effect, that is symbol tando as bobby and lawyer, based in south africa. he told me why he thinks he can win. the case argument is that when people have been in the country residing lawfully, these are not legal immigrants. these are not refugees. these are people that have lawful rights in the country for the past 12 years. that is no longer a temporary arrangement. it is a situation where the vast majority of these people have given almost 2 decades of their most productive lives. and, and yet they are differently permanent in the country. and they have goods roots in the country. they've got the bonds of homes and that they're paying for. they've got financial arrangements that with children in the country, they've got the contribution to the fiscal of the, of the country and the gross domestic product of the country. so there are definitely permanently in the country without it. ok. ok, but here's the thing. who, who decides whether they should be there permanently or temporarily? is that not the government? the law the government applies to legislatio

but bobby, are you an optimist or pessimist, i'm bad at these predictions. i think i think the risk of default is the highest has been in, in, in, in u. s. history. i agree with i internally, i was around 5050, which is the coward's a coward number. right. and economist. yeah. 33. sure. didn't really. yeah. you know, whether you're at 2550. as gordon said, if you take people there face at what they've said, they're statements a place value that there aren't the votes. we might find that when we're really close to, we could have like a target situation where we're right there. and then we, we find that there are the votes, but i would say the only reason that there might not be the votes is that some people have decided that that is inappropriate. now that biden's president, when it was appropriate before again, there was huge bipartisan support, publicans just spent a big chunk of that day and to go to this, got it. i put out a report a month ago that said the level, it's not about the level of debt, it's about the trajectory of that. but it's just that if y

they underpin bobby what happens to regular citizens out there? what happens, i mean like what, what, what are that? you know, i hear this is going to be a to nami, of chaos. what does that look? what's, what's happening to regular people? so just to, to, to the extent that the treasuries are the, the bedrock of the financials and every financial traction. transaction that a, a private citizens engaged in becomes costlier. and so that is your mortgage, your auto loan. so everything with an interest rate, everything that it interacts in the financial markets and people will understand just how interrelated all these are because everything in their life will become more expensive. on top of that, you will have disruptions to the federal government. and so that, that can involve, they will have to basically husband the cash that they have, that they should be using the pay other bills and that can have consequences. now for the broader macro economy that can have consequences for employment. and so all of these are layered on top of an economic outlo

who was by then a welder and steam fitter were married bobby made a good son-in-law he was always there for peggy, especially after her husband died in 2003 by then, peggy was retired but never slowed down. traveling the world an treasuring her family. her son jim was now psychologist living in florida with his wife diana, and their two children >> i get the sense that jim wa not as close to your parents a you were >> i will agree to that. >> and why would that be >> maybe because of th distance that he was so fa away he did call, he did speak to them, but my brother is my brother, he kind of lived in his own world. >> but suzanne and her mom wer very much in the same world. >> how often did you see you mother >> almost every day. >> suzanne, always on the road for her work as a marketer for a hospital would often drop in on her mom when she wasn't visiting, she' be calling >> i speak to her in the afternoon, in the evening, mak sure she was home. >> it's almost like you are sor of the pair and she was th kid. you were checking up on her. >> oh absolutely >> life was good for the famil

if the court rejects the appeal, been months i nora and others and bobby an exemption permit holders have until the end of june to leave south africa. t w's to sol komatt always following the story for us. at the court in pretoria, south africa. what can we expect today today, what is happening there? arguments are starting in court to the men applicant, which is the hellen sue, has been foundation is currently presenting is accounted court. of course, as we had from that to put them in, i commit is that these people were not quotesoft it. they were not given a chance. they were not asked as to how this decision is going to affect them. so this is the men a presentation today that have been by to that and number of organizations that are in support of that application for the helen sussman foundation. so they have been given days from today to morrow, thursday and friday to present their cases. but also there are the open positions that are in support of the termination of the payment, meaning they supported the whole minister in terms of a 10 minute. this payments, they are also goi

bobby kennedy, jr.hank you. >> thank you very much, tucker. >> tucker: so we're in season three of our documentary series tucker carlson originals. we're taking a look at some of the issues we think don't get enough coverage. one of them is the coming insect on your dinner plate. let them eat bugs. turns out there really is a kind of plan to make you eat bugs. bill gates, the world economic forum, all the famous people would like to change the world's diet. so replace the rib eye with cockroaches and cicadas because global warming. but is this safe? we talked to an insect chef, very nice guy, by the way, and here's what he had to say about the safety of bug eating. >> ready? >> yeah. >> chef, the number that we usually hear for insect eating on the planet is two billion, two billion people. but we've heard estimates in our interviews of it's more like a hundred million. so what will happen if we suddenly expand this to almost the entire human race in terms of unexpected health risks. >> well, we're usin

were to assume to madison, where i can live and work legally in south africa because he has as and bobby an exemption permit. these permits were offered to zimbabwe and who had been living in south africa and documented, and those who were seeking asylum of to some bobby's violent election in 2008. now, after 12 years, the south african government is canceling. the permit and permit holders have been told to apply for work visas, but these will only be given to applicants with critical skills. like the majority of permit holders, madison res work is not considered to be critical over the border in been awhile. his wife and 2 daughters worry about him having to return to zimbabwe. ancestry has made or to quiver adjuster, and i don't know how we're making it into meeting decide to can we like with an inning? i can or i can assess, didn't finish, aren't off or tool before or the while you shouldn't yet fees in the n needs data carrying back to thing is really a life changing thing. it's me that i'll have to drop out of correlate and whatever it is that equality in i'm about to finish. so if

we will look into the impact with bobby lee. david: just ahead, we will look at what took place over in japan with security issues, issues around the g7 foreign ministers meeting, top of agenda, after that suspected bomb attack on prime minister kishida. this is bloomberg. ♪ and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of projects. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness it's easy to make your home an a check out angi.com today. angi... and done. >> we will have more vip's from around the world during the g7 meetings. we must tighten our security to maximum level to ensure the safety of the foreign dignitaries during their visit to japan. rishaad: japan's for -- prime minister talking about the heightened security measures following saturday's suspected bomb attack. covering that g7 meeting with

these permits were offered to them, bobby, and who had been living in south africa and documented. and those who were seeking asylum of to some babe's violent election in 2008. now, after 12 years, the south african government is canceling. the permit and permit holders have been told to apply for work visas. but these will only be given to applicants with critical skills. like the majority of permit holders, montgomery's work is not considered to be critical. over the border and been a while, his wife and 2 daughters worry about him having to return to the bubbly middle class. i just need to know how in meeting decide if i'm in a can. we can assist in the things on the 4th tool before the why children sees in the needs data coming back to him, is that a li, a life changing thing? it means that i'll have to drop out of college. i'm going to start a colleague in i'm about to finish. so if he comes back to 0, that means i have to drop out of the living standards ins above we have been in decline since the early 2, thousands to day about half of the population is reported to be living

. >> bobby loves his bicycle and his community, which is why he combines them together twice a month, combining fruits and vegetables on the bicycle trailer and delivering his nutritious cargo around the neighborhood using only peddle power. >> the program is called eastside connect, and we deliver these produce boxes to families that sign up. for me, that is important because me and my family grew up here and i know how the living situation can be. >> this will take him on a 12 mile loop around the east side, delivering the produce boxes to people who may not be able to physically go to the grocery store. or may not be able to afford nutritious food. he drops the boxes at the door, then it is quickly onto the next recipient. >> looks like we are going north . >> the program started as a lifeline during the pandemic to help families hardest hit by covid. >> we started a 40% farm box program, and today we have grown to about 300. >> the food is grown at local farms , and a partnership with the san jose bicycle coalition provides the volunteer riders. >> we are practicing resilience, an

who were seeking asylum. autism, bobby's violent election in 2008. now after 12 years, the south african government is canceling. the permit and permit holders have been told to apply for work visas, but these will only be given to applicants with critical skills. like the majority of permit holders, montgomery's work is not considered to be critical over the border impulse, while his wife and 2 daughters worry about him having to return to the bubbly middle class, i just need to know how in meeting you decide what i'm ending at can we can assist in the things on the 4th tool before the why children fees in the new days coming back to him? is that a li, a life changing thing? it means that i'll have to drop out of college. i'm going to start a colleague in i'm about to finish. so if he comes back to the me, that means i have to drop out of college living standards ins above we have been in decline since the early 2, thousands to day about half of the population is reported to be living in poverty. some bobbins have my greater to neighboring countries

it is so interesting. >> bobby in california. bobby?>> yes. that is bobby right here. >> all right? >> you have got kramer. >> that is the first time to be talking with you. i have a question. >> amd, look. i don't think it will be a good quarter. i don't think the data center is that good. i do think gaming will be okay. i don't think it will be a long quarter. i was going over this with jeff and we are not sure about how great the court will be but would like management we like the semis. need to go to david illinois. dave? >> are you? >> well, so good, dave. how have you been? >> i have been well. i have been better on days like today. that is how it goes. >> when are we hanging together? you know that >> yes. with your help. five months ago in the lightning round, use it stay with the vertex pharma. are we still saying? >> even here at its all-time high i like vertex very much. you have a winner. i always appreciate your call. that is the lightning round. >>> coming up, time for a deep breath on baking. what to watch for now that th

host: bobby cogan?uest: that is precisely where we want the government to go in and say this is not being captured. i appreciate the question. i think there is a fundamental disagreement and what we think the role of government is here -- in what we think the role of government is here. i believe social security should be everywhere in the country. i believe they should still receive disability benefits even if a state does not think so. if we believe there should be no federal government or federal spending, that is tough to take. i would say i respectfully disagree. i think it is important we help people. the government helps lift 48 million people out of poverty every year. i think it makes america stronger. host: bobby kogan is the senior director of federal policy at the center. there is more i had on the program here on "washington journal." next, dr. jonathan metzl will be with us. we will be talking about "stand your ground" laws and gun violence in recent weeks in the country. your comments and

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as in bobby and lawyer, based in south africa, he told me why he thinks he can win. the case argument is that when people have been in the country residing lawfully, these are not legal immigrants. these are not refugees. these are people that have lawful rights in the country for the past 12 years. that is no longer a temporary arrangement. it is a situation where the vast majority of these people have given almost 2 decades of their most productive lives. and, and yet they are differently permanently in the country. and they have goods roots in the country. they've got the bonds of homes and that they're paying for. they've got financial arrangements that with children in the country, they've got the contribution to the fiscal of the, of the country and the gross domestic product of the country. so there are differently, i'm returning the country without it. ok. ok. but here's the thing. who, who decides whether they should be there permanently or temporarily? is that not the government? the law, the government applies to legislation. so, in this, in this matter, t

bobby first to you. your legal read, both of you have read the indictment. what's your reaction on the indictment? >> well, i was really shocked at how thin it was. i saw a lot of things that i wouldn't expect to see but then i expected so much more depth. i expected the crime that was alleged to be covered up to be mentioned and described in detail. i mean, this is so light on -- it doesn't even actually charge a crime if you look at it because if they leave out the crime that he supposedly is covering up with these false business records, then there's no crime. you have to specify that. i don't care if new york state law doesn't say you have to. i mean, that's a supreme court challenge on the federal level and that statute will be considered too vague to be valid , so i think that, i read it and what shocked me was the lack of substance. liz: to what bobby just said, what did you think, miranda, when you read it? >> look, i completely agree and i think that, you know, people were expecting there was going to be some big surprise and there wasn't. it's as f

host: bobby cogan?uest: that is precisely where we want the government to go in and say this is not being captured. i appreciate the question. i think there is a fundamental disagreement and what we think the role of government is here -- in what we think the role of government is here. i believe social security should be everywhere in the country. i believe they should still receive disability benefits even if a state does not think so. if we believe there should be no federal government or federal spending, that is tough to take. i would say i respectfully disagree. i think it is important we help people. the government helps lift 48 million people out of poverty every year. i think it makes america stronger. host: bobby kogan is the senior director of federal policy at the center. there is more i had on the program here on "washington journal." next, dr. jonathan metzl will be with us. we will be talking about "stand your ground" laws and gun violence in recent weeks in the country. your comments and

and those who were seeking asylum autism, bobby's violent election in 2008. now, after 12 years, the south african government is canceling. the permit and permit holders have been told to apply for work visas. but these will only be given to applicants with critical skills, like the majority of permit holders, madison res work is not considered to be critical over the border and below while his wife and 2 daughters worry about him having to return to zimbabwe. ancestry has made or whatever i just don't, i don't know how well making it into meeting decide to communicate with her. i'm any i can, i can assess. didn't finish, aren't or for tall people or the why should isn't your fees in the ending date carrying back to thing is really a life changing thing. it's me that i'll have to drop out of correlate and whatever it is that equality in i'm about to finish. so if he comes back to the end, that means i have to drop out of college. living standards in zimbabwe have been in decline since the early 2. thousands to day, about half of the population is reported to

he we knew wooden and bobby seal -- qe -- huey newton and bobby seale had been involved with campus -- more middle-class campus activists but became disillusioned and decided they wanted to form a new organization focused on conditions for black people in the inner city in oakland, particularly with dealing with the police. so people remember the leather jackets, the berets, the guns, but their initial project before things got pretty, you know, crazy in terms of what they were calling for was to essentially establish civilian patrols of the police and to follow -- ride around town, look for situations in which predominantly or almost exclusively white police were interacting with people in the community, and stand at a remove, not try to confront them, but just so the policemen could see that someone is watching them. and, you know, again, because they were carrying guns and so forth, he kind of blew up into a lot of very dramatic confrontations over time, but initially, when you think about that idea, you know, why do we know -- you asked earlier about black lives matter -- why do w

if the court rejects the appeal, been months and order and others and bobby an exemption permit holders have until the end of june. to leave south africa. sorry, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world at thick sand storms of cloaked china's capital beijing for the 4th time in a month. measurements from the cities air quality index showed to serious levels of pollution. as dust drifts in from the nearby go be desert, china's meteorological agency has warned the storms are likely to affect it doesn't provinces until wednesday. south korean official say at least one person was killed in a fast spreading wildfire in the eastern coastal city of gang. nong where than 500 people were evacuated from their homes after the national fire agency issued its highest alert. the flames were fanned by dry weather and strong winds as they say, like mother light sun, 24 year old australian pro surfer ethan ewing has one the same title that was clenched by his late mother, helen lambert, back in 1983. it's been a dream of viewings ever since he lost his mother to

we can live and work legally in south africa because he has his and bobby an exemption permit. these permits were offered to them bobbins who had been living in south africa undocumented and those who were seeking asylum. autism, bobby's violent election in 2008. now, after 12 years, the south african government is canceling. the permit and permit holders have been told to apply for work visas. but these will only be given to applicants with critical skills. like the majority of permit holders, montgomery's work is not considered to be critical. over the border and been a while, his wife and 2 daughters worry about him having to return to the bubbly middle class. i just need to know how in meeting decide if i'm in a can. we can assist in the things on the 4th tool before the why children fees in the needs data. coming back to him is that a living standards in zimbabwe have been in decline since the early 2. thousands to day, about half of the population is reported to be living in poverty. some bobbins have migrated to neighboring countries in big numbers. many have come to sou

bobby, would you like to start? guest 1: yes.

amy: bobbi sternheim, following up on that point, yet a speech last night at mar-a-lago.the judge warned him about inciting violence. he attacked the judge, the judges wife, the judge's daughter, did da the d.a.'s wife -- already on the manhattan d.a.'s website they have taken off the identification of all of the people that work there because of the death threats against the manhattan d.a. what about the significance of this? >> what is very significant looking at it in the frame of a typical defendant who would be before the court where a court would decide whether bail should be granted, two of the major factors that a court would consider would be whether an individual will flee the jurisdiction and be present in court. the second is whether the individual would be a danger to the community. in this case, the statements that donald trump made before he entered the courtroom and made right after he exited the courtroom and returned to florida certainly show in indication of a danger to the community, a danger to the lives of certain individuals, and an overall disrespe

many of them had signs that said, good-bye, bobby. or pray for us, bobby. we got to union station in washington and president johnson met us there. and we drove my father's body up past the mall in washington and three months earlier my father had communicated with martin luther king and they decided to partner with marion wright edman to organize. they saw that the vietnam war was destroying the war on poverty. it was sucking all the money and johnson essentially had to pull the plug on the war on poverty. and my father told martin, the poor are never going to get rights in this country until they start politically participating. let's do a poor people's campaign like we did two years before or five years before with the civil rights campaign. bring them all to washington. so all of these men, thousands of men, were encamped on the mall and we drove up past them. martin had died a month or a month and a half earlier. now my father was dead. and we drove up past them. they all came do the sidewalk and they held their hats against their chest in a salute and

they say momi actually bobby to that site, stabbed with a kitchen night, left him at the scene to die and sped away. bobby was an icon in the tech field, which is why you see so many reporters locally nationally and perhaps even internationally covering this trial. he died at the hospital. in fact, he was the one who called 9-1-1. paramedics came out there, saw that he desperately needed help. they rushed him to the hospital, but he ultimately died from his injuries. he burst on the scene back in 2013, creating cash out as far maybe we are hoping to find a possible motive from prosecutors behind this. but at this particular point, all we know is there's one common denominator according to court statements, hours bobby was fatally stabbed. those momi confronted lead about momeni sister. whether or not she was doing drugs or anything inappropriate, if anything should happen before the end of the newscast. be back on to give you another live report. but you can clearly see all the reporters outside as this is a huge back to you. >> absolutely. all right. thank you. we'll yeah. we'll come

. >> todd: we are interested to see what outkick host bobby has to say. now the influence pedal hunter biden runs coms for the white house. is that right? >> yeah, todd, i was disappointed watching that video because that guy is supposedly running our country. watch that, that is ideal living parode of an "snl" skit. he can't answer questions from kids, relying on his corrupt son who can't answer his own questions. we see his interviews where he can't talk about how his name biden contributed to his success and ways through life tomp see that, golden opportunity for "snl" to make fun of that situation, but that doesn't happen. watch that video and you got to double -check to make sure it is real because how bizarre his son is running comps for him because he can't answer that. it is concerning. >> ashley: when joe biden told the families they could ask him anything, it is an act of god to get him in front of the american people. i want to go back to hunter biden, as far as how this looks to americans and the people who have been following this hunter bide

>> so, look, i've been in touch of with bobby kennedy, i think very highly with him.with him on a lot of issues. so he hasn't yet respond toed to this challenge to a debate that the many people have been calling for. but i think the democrats are the party that's hiding there debate right now. they're protecting joe biden as their puppet. i think we are we in the republican party need to be better than that and say we're the party of free speech and open debate, we embrace that because we're on the winning side of these arguments, and is i'm willing to be the standard bearer to take that debate to the other side's -- [audio difficulty] david: okay. >> whether it's with don lemon or the democrats running for president -- [inaudible] [cheers and applause] david: just so you know, a that's not as clean a shot as we would like. there are little blurps in there, but so far so good, we'll keep it going. but i i want to ask about a republican debate because there's a question about whether or not if ron desantis keeps going down in the numbers, and he's taken a couple of hit

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by bobby gonzalez loves his bicycle and his east san jose community, once a month, loading boxes of freshs and vegetables on a bicycle trailer and then delivering his nutritious cargo around the neighborhood, using only petal power. >> the program is called he said connect and we deliver these produce boxes to families that sign up. go warriors. for me, that's important because my family grew up here and i know how a lot of the living situations can be. >> this ride will take him on a 12 mile loop around the east side, delivering the produce boxes to people who may not be able to physically go to the grocery store. >> got in. >> they may not be able to afford nutritious food. >> he drops the boxes at the door and it is quickly onto the next recipient. >> it looks like we are going north. >> the program started as a lifeline during the pandemic to help families hardest hit by covid. >> we started a 40 person farm box program and we've grown to about 300 person. >> this includes this farm and park , in partnership with the san jose bicycle coalition, providing the volunteer writers. >> we a

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