i would like to her, brenda. thank our moderator, for >> guest: you had major advertisers that were much more cautious about and i'd even venture to say did not want to go anywhere near remotely political issues and topics, and then you have youtube and google that also wanted to steer clear of anything kind of remotely political. they were in the beginnings of these accusations that the company has a bias against conservatives in the u.s. so their response was pretty, i would say it was pretty severe, like, the number of changes they made. and youtube now versus youtube in 0 the 17 looks profoundly different. and they put in, effectively, safeguards and systems to make sure that their his thing business would continue to operate -- their advertising business could continue to operate. and on some level, that has worked very well. the earliest numbers we have for you talking about's financials for the company is that -- youtube's financials, last year today made close to $29 billion. it's been phenomenal growth.

no one was going to do anything special with no one was going to say brenda. but brenda. mm. which you did quite beautifully. i want to, i want to talk about how we can't really talk about sexual exploitation or trafficking, talking about violence and in fact that's brenda when i was first working on my book focused sexual violence. it was brenda when i interviewed her who made so clear to me that connection and i don't think the world grasped this that i have never worked with or known someone who's been in the sex trade, who has not known sexual violence most often. they knew it before or they were in the sex trade and then they lived it over and over in the sex. why do we not talk as much as we should about. that connection. and i want to thank the of you because both of your books do that very powerfully. so your question was basically why why are we not talking about prostitution and sexual violence and how they are and how prevalent sexual violence is in the sex trade. i think don't want to look. and one of the reasons that i wrote the book was i writing for recovery ma

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brenda, what do you got?one issues there, obviously. zoetis was the final trade, if you didn't hear. jason, what do you got >> arista networks, a supplier of cloud network solutions i like this stock here >> okay. >> alaska airlines tsa travel accounts show there's a lot of demand for air travel ticket prices are high fuel costs are not a problem right now. >> all right finally, mr. weiss >> two year treasury up there, but why wouldn't you buy the one-year with a five plus percent yield tax advantage and wait this volatility, wait the downside out, and then put money in >> this six-month is getting a lot of talk, too it's almost 5% there, too. >> exactly that's the place to be >> everybody, great stuff. i will see you on "the closing bell." "the exchange" is now. >> thank you very much, scott. here is what is ahead. inflation was trending lower until today. will the fed shift to full attack mode? was does that really mean? we'll game out the scenarios and what it means for the economy and markets. what will i

it is lower again by more than 1% growth's worst week since late december brenda, i go to you first. you're out in silicon valley is that how it feels is this the roll over? is it just beginning here as we see this early year trade suddenly look a little bit in trouble? >> well, i can see the sentiment here in silicon valley feels nothing like what the stock market looks like within tech. it still seems incredibly vibrant, but i do think when we think about can this trade continue we have to really look at what's happening right now with multiples we've had a really nice move in the market i think we're going to be limited in terms of the multiple that people are willing to pay in this environment where interest rates are still rising. so we've had such a strong jobs number recently that i think the fed is going to continue raising rates, and so i think that will continue to put a lid on valuation multiples. it's just hard to argue for a lot more expansion from here, but it certainly has been nice to see somewhat of a recovery here in stock prices and many tech names, not the big, la

. >> democrat brenda belland is among members in the new one if it 18th congress and vermont's sole legislature in the chamber. as you get the first woman and lgbtq person to represent vermont and the house. she told c-span about her journey from upstate new york to her birthplace in germany. >> my dad was in service. he came here as an immigrant and was stationed in germany. i was born when there was still an east germany and west germany. i was born and a hospital affiliated with the base there. >> where did you grow up? >> mostly in upstate new york in the albany area at westchester county. >> how did you get to vermont? >> well, i took a job rockclimbing and came up for the summer, fell in love with vermont and realized i wanted to live there full time. it was one of those moments where i felt like i had to come home to a place i had never been before and ended up moving shortly thereafter. >> are you still a rock climber? >> i do not climb as much as i use you because my schedule but i am an avid outdoorsman. >> what do you like about the outdoors? >> it is my place to recharge. i always s

brenda became the bronze medalist of the tokyo olympics alina ggnatkova. i really like it.s is just a white suit. i don't like dark clothes. i don't like gray. dark black, winter. i wear a white jacket all winter and feel comfortable, so i advise you to use light colors for every taste for every buyer. when we were developing equipment for the tokyo olympics, a task arose. e to create a belarusian uniform, because before that our delegation always went to some foreign manufacturers. here after some time, a certain time, we can show that yes, we did at the level. or no worse, and belarus has its own national brand of sportswear to the floor . the slogan of the national brand corresponds to its philosophy. moment 3,000 teenagers from all over the country came to the celebration of the military, which took place.

when brenda eadie got covid, she was working as an nhs nurse in a prison. enough to return to herjob. how do you feel right now? angry. it's angry and scared that the nhs workers and myself put my life at risk and ended up disabled. she's only 45 but had hoped to take early retirement on the grounds of ill health because of long covid. things didn't go the way she'd hoped. got a phone call from a manager to let me know that a letter was coming in the post, not to panic when i seen it, and it was my termination of employment. and i wasjust like, "oh, 0k. "what do i do now, then?" and i was told, "well, i don't know. "i guess you just take that letter to the benefits agency." she's now unemployed. i done what was asked of me. i went into the front line, i done myjob, and now i'm just collateral damage. her employers say it would be inappropriate to comment on an individual case but say they do "not recognise "a number of points" raised by brenda. they say they ensure "all hr policies set at a national "level are followed at all times". the government accepts

thank you, brenda. becker from carney, missouri. really, i have a question for you, having been such an integral part in the evolution of women's basketball, what is your perspective on this sport today? meaning do you think maybe we've some of the spirit of the game due to commercialism and influence of sponsors? or do see that as a vital partnership in the growth of the sport. one of the things that i fostered was good sportsmanship, excellent play and and visibility and the teaching process of various sports. they were ridiculed at times because they often had suggested having a meeting of the teams to teams and parents or whatever following a game and refreshments served sort of some sort. and i, i kind of like that attitude. and some time later i was at texas, jody conradt was teaching and they had a marvelous experience for parents as well as students following a game the home team appeared in and they were social area and parents could ask the students or players questions and it was an excellent atmosphere where parents lear

ah, for us have often went into brenda's league, our master, wendy, too, was one of 3 teams died on points at the top of the table. then you would that have been in hoffen. heim would put pressure on drivers, bio, and, and when you, on berlin, hopefully on sunday. and when they did despite a novi finish, red hot dormant came to sins high looking for a 7th when out of 7 since the winter break. often high, meanwhile, needed to arrest an alarming slate that has them flirting with relegation. the hosts hello for 43 minutes, but the referee saw this as a fall on union grunt, who put dormant a head and bizarre fashion from the resulting free kick. look or inspiration. you decide. marcus vault thought he'd made it to nil shortly after the break. but v r's, eagle i spotted a fallen ella baby in the build up and the goal was choked off. much to dornan's dismay and often i merely took advantage with 5 minutes left. but fisma gas lani somehow contrived to miss with the gold gaping relief was written all over, dorman faces at full time. but yet another when keeps them on track for a 1st title, since 2

hi, brenda. how are you? good. yeah, thank you. very much. yeah, no. hm. kenya. henry one. yeah. okay. and gerard, uninvited on to a panel to discuss awareness of blind. oh, we pay attention and all the things like this man, boy with my daughter the same i never see the face or to body. she's the my hand bullied in my head if someone like me have to cut, bid out in the morning. prepare myself maybe a few minutes before that because i take more time. and then title to me is very, very important because in this port is taught about tight, i'd not borderline. and it's difficult to accept that you are different than the other. but the most important thing is except ourself. now i'm very happy because i, i love myself, i accept jim, i had to go a long way before he could accept himself. first he climbed to 3000 me to mountain, then won't blow. now non kenya, the 2nd highest peak in africa. ahead of him a 5 days of hiking, then 12 hours of timing, his father accompanies him to pace. can we tell him to sit out as a role model and try to improve anita challenge that he sets himself scala

you go live in ri, after brenda, meager, her right, holy with i, that blood that don't run up, people with the menu rama isn't subsidized by the government. it lies on the trees to participate. voluntarily report said, there are more than $12000.00 taken part, country wide fostered atlas burger king is among them. hendrick young as manager of the restaurant, roger went to he says, the business doesn't profit from it. if you do that, we will do it for at least 3 months after that we must look at it again. we'll see if we have the budget to continue us. let me correct. have questioned whether menu rama is sustainable in the long run. regardless, many economists agree more robust measures are needed to tackle inflationary pressures as the country's leader and what abraham repairs and veil is made and budget. many people are closely watching how he'll suit the situ. the militia, also grappling with a huge fiscal deficit ali this month, the promise to reveal the debt and liabilities to that one and a half a trillion ring gets around $320000000000.00 euros accountant. more than 80 percent o

i imagine with you, i am a brenda. how are you? good. yeah, thank you very much. yeah, no. hm. kenya henry one yeah. okay. and jr. are invited onto a panel to discuss. awareness of flying. oh, we pay attention and all the things like this man, boy with my daughter, the same i never see the face or to body. she's in my in a lead in my head gave some would like to me, happy got bid out in the morning. prepare myself may be a few minutes before that because i take more time and then title to me is very, very important because in this port is taught about tight, i'd not one line. and it's difficult to accept that you are different by the other . but the most important thing is, except ourself. now i'm very happy because i love myself. i accept jim, i had to go a long way before he could accept himself. first, he climbed to 3000 me to mountain, then mo, blah, now mount kenya. the 2nd highest peak him africa. ahead of him a 5 days of hiking, then 12 hours of time. his father accompanies him to pace. can we tell him to get out of just a role model and tries to improve anita challe

brenda is in new jersey. go ahead. caller: good morning, america. i am very concerned about what's going on. i think the president should be doing more for us. he's involved in other activities. always taking to vacations. i really hope he comes to his senses and does more for america, trying to settle these things instead of what he's been doing. president biden, please help us. host: what do you think about his trip to ukraine and the meeting with nato officials? caller: it was a stage act. when he went there, listening -- he should be doing more instead of doing what he's doing. i'm very disappointed in the president. host: republicans, (202) 748-8001. this is from the wall street journal this morning. the headline it, department of energy says the lab leak is likely the origin of covid-19. they write: on the issue of potential arms from china to russia, a senator was on fox news sunday. here is what he had to say. >> a new poll shows 68% of americans think china is a major threat. 26% say there is some threat. what do you make of their growing r

brenda became the bronze medalist of the olympiad. tokyo alina bernasco. i don't like dark clothes.'t like gray. dark black winter. i walk in a white jacket and feel comfortable, so i advise you to buy light colors for every taste. this it's good that there is available, therefore, because fans always like to play athletes. but now this is the choice. i mean, it's cool. i think this is a cool and very cool idea, when we were developing the equipment for the olympic games in tokyo, the task arose to create exactly the belarusian uniform, because before that, when our delegation traveled to some foreign manufacturer, after some time, we can show to say that yes, we did at the level we did no worse and belarus has its own national brand sportswear to the word of the national brand is in line with its seize the moment philosophy. the full sports picture was not your attention. take care of yourself. see you soon. today in the belarusian shrines, there is a remnant of the name, several letters and a braid, dashes next to it, as if someone was counting something for a certain period of ti

was aggrieved to fluff her lines. 60 minutes but the visitor's pretensions of breaking into the brenda's legal elite were soon delta blow. iceland glowed his parallel. biggest daughter, nodded byron in front after 25 minutes. the champions began to knock the ball around and they were inches away for making it to no lena muggle. just failing to convert caroline zeeman little cross into the 2nd half frankfort. needed smart reactions from keepers steal your highness to keep them in it. but there was nothing she could do in her defense played a suicidal offsite trap. allowing leah schuler sauntering on, go to knell to buy and substitute maximilian of i'll take the through ball perfectly. and schuler looked at the game to bed with a live in minutes left. but frankfort showed guts meat build up, play left le crash in the car in the clear. she huffed the deficit and 82 minutes. a lovely back heel from lower fry going laid it on a plate for crash the car and it was game on. but it was born who finished the stronger when your highness had her post to thank for keeping the champions from scoring a

. >> reporter: brenda long is the director for the chinese historical and cultural project. she showed us the second floor of the museum. >> this is the very special ooh and aah section of our museum, because when people come to the top they see all this glistening gold. >> reporter: this is the historic golden altar in the last chinatown, highland villa. >> they had to pool their money together and they wanted to have something as a legacy for generations after them to be proud of, to remember who came before them. it is a great story of triumph. >> they inherited the resilience of their parents, because their parents talked about hardship. they always knew that you have to endure and work hard, but you can excel. you can be what you want to be. nobody is going to keep you down. >> reporter: connie said that her father's generation was proud to be chinese and proud to be an american. striving to live the american dream in their hometown of chinatown, san jose. >> amazing story. in 2021, the city of san jose formally apologized for its role in acts of discrimination against

. >> so i hollered at brenda the waitress to let me free, but they couldn't on account it was time for jay's horror party, which was a horror show. >> jimmy: oh, no, what happened? >> the kids! >> jimmy: they surrounded you? >> i kept yelling at dylan to get his the claw to pinch my -- >> jimmy: sounds terrible. >> this? that's trying to chew off my own arm to wriggle through the prize hole. >> jimmy: don't gnaw off your body parts. >> that's what cooper said. >> jimmy: who's cooper? >> the assistant manager who just a restaurant, it's a famil >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and families take care of each other. >> jimmy: oh, well, that's very sweet. >> before he left for the night, cooper crammed me in a half rack of korean sticky ribs. they're still good. >> jimmy: cooper gave you a cage?ten ribs and kept you in- >> heck yes, they treat me good in here. brenda taught me marrying ketchups together is okay by jesus because condiments can't be gay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's fascinating, i did not know that. >> but i learned not all the machines is doing bad things like stealing elections and c

to brenda's point. i don't want to misinterpret what she said. they should spend a good amount of time they will be contributing to this obviously, chat gpt and a.i. and language models are all the rage right now. why not spend a good chunk of your time. >> we are counting the number of times ceos say efficiencies and things like that let's count today -- wherever the call is, today or tomorrow the number of times they say a.i., on nvidia. that's dan greenhouse. bren, thank you so much, as well >>> let's get to our twitter question of the day. will nvidia be higher or lower tomorrow, after the results tonight? you can head to @cnbc closing bell on twitter. >>> legendary short seller jim chanos is forecasting the markets. we'll talk about one of his latest shorts, along with a few others we're live from the new york stock exchange, "closing bell" right back with two max-strength pain relievers. ♪ so you can rise from pain like a pro. icy hot pro. the hiring process used to be the death of me. but with upwork... with upwork the hiring process is fa

brenda became the bronze medalist of the tokyo olympics alina gornasko. i really like it. this is just a white suit. i don't like dark clothes. i don't like gray dark-black, winter. i wear a white jacket all winter and feel comfortable, so i advise you to use light colors for every taste for any buyer when developing equipment for the olympic games in tokyo arose a challenge. e to create exactly the belarusian form of clothing, because before that our delegation always went to some foreign manufacturer of it. after some time, we can show that yes, we did it at the level we did no worse and belarus got its own national sportswear brand . for the services of the national brand corresponds to its philosophy seize the moment 3,000 teenagers from all over the country came to the celebration of the military, which took place the day before in the palace of the republic, it was timed to coincide with the centenary of the armed forces of belarus, as well as the upcoming defender of the fatherland day, the guests are schoolchildren, high school students, cadets and cadets of milita

todos aventó por la calle pero bueno recuerden que esta mala celebración el mes de la raza negra brendaa borrar partes de su histori a través de novelas que son divertidas, tienen un mensaje muy fuerte de la lucha de la gente nacida la bahía asegura que vivimos tiempos complicados para las mujeres latinas tiene más potencial que nunca parece que es un mundo para los hombres para la gente blanca para los latinos blancos todo el mundo es para ti, cualquier carrera que te interese puede ser para ti, no tienen cubierta precisamente en ese pensamiento . >>> que mensaje él tiene los latinos especialmente hoy en día . >>> lo más importante es que el enemigo no se una persona ese racismo necesitamos más solidaridad en nuestra comunidad, noticiero telemundo con techo . >>> vaya que si las nuevas generaciones tiene que conocer la historia de los afro latinos dentro de la sociedad porque omitiendo la historia no van a cambiar nada, se dice por ahí que cuando no conocemos la historia estamos condenados a repetirla la idea es que vayamos evolucionando en una sociedad cargada de respecto tolerancia y

it is lower again by more than 1% growth's worst week since late december brenda, i go to you

. >>> brenda fiegen is a lawyer in the former vice president for the national organization for women, iclu's women rights project with ruth bader ginsburg, also the author of not one of the boys, living live as a feminist. thanks so much for being here with us. so i understand a majority of abortions are now done using pills, and these drugs are safer than surgical abortions, how consequential is this effort to stop the mailing of these abortion pills. >> it's extremely consequential because if i have the numbers right, there are 20 attorneys general who think it's wrong for cvs and walgreens to be sending abortion pills out to women. and that means that you can't get an abortion in a lot of places because a lot of states prohibit abortion. so -- and i just want to point out that the people who are getting the shaft in this are poor young women. they're not people that have private doctors who can help them with abortions. they're people who need to have these pills that are so safe and so easy to use. and just the fact that these 20 attorneys general are ganging up, and threatening c

i would like to her, brenda. thank our moderator, forjeffre'h examines processes that shape people's sense of belonging and self and implications for social problems. he studies the big and small threats to belonging and self integrity the people encounter in school, work, health care settings and strategies create more inclusive spaces for people from all walks of life. he believes that the development of psychologic theory is facilitated not by descriptive and observational research, but by theory driven interventions. professor cohen is professor of psychology and the james g. mar professor of organizational studies in education and business at stanford, joining him will be beverly daniel tatum, the interim president at mount holyoke college. she's a clinical psychologist, widely known for both her expertise on race relations and as a thought leader in higher education for 13 years as the president of spelman college from 2002 to 2015 or marked by innovation, growth and her visionary leadership was recognized

brenda, carter, thank you. >> i think.ddress herself. >> pete: rave review for sarah huckabee sanders and joe biden, you know, you heard it. >> brian: she was great. >> steve: pancake pete, thank you very much. >> ainsley: thank you, pete. >> steve: we are going to step aside post game show coming uper >> brian: that's our logo. he ce to make new ones every day with verzenio. verzenio is proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening lung inflammation can occur. tell your doctor about any new or worsening trouble breathing, cough

humanitarian suffering, it is no longer necessary to go via the security council for mr. reynolds, brenda, she runs, which i've got to be in. and then in the midst of all this suffering on february, the 8th reports hardened suspicions that assert and turkey had bombarded kurdish areas in northern syria. hit by the quakes. dusty cakes, the facts, the warring parties, aren't letting their weapons rest in such circumstances is unparalleled in terms of moral reprimands ability and cynicism. in turkey, the earthquakes could also have political consequences. parliamentary and presidential elections are scheduled for the 14th of may even before the quake a when for the authoritarian president regime tie up air to want was not a done deal. now the opposition and survivors are heaping criticism on his crisis management. after the failed crew of 2016 air to one further curb, the military's power and only mobilize them 48 hours after the quakes. he's also weakened the disaster and emergency management authority, installing a theologian at its head, and he slandered and blocked help from the oppositi

some of them on the point of what's up on the other side of the world in toronto, canada journalist, brenda leffler, was moved by their story. he decided to apply to a private sponsorship program where citizens can help resettle refugee we were hearing from kayla and from other people. i'm in a safe house and my neighbors are calling me telling me they're going around asking where i am. and so there is no time to waste when something like that happening people's lives were literally hanging in the balance. brennan, convinced more than a dozen of his friends and colleagues to help raise the $50000.00 needed to support nanos akila and her family for their 1st year in canada. so this is the financial profile form where you have to tell them, you know what your income was. and each one of the sponsors did have to do that. kind of, they filled out reams of paperwork and submitted it to the canadian government. so then you waited and waited and waited and waited and waited. yeah, i called and they didn't have it and i called back and they still couldn't find the application and we waited and we w

brenda's. and when i told my mother in sigrid gatewood, covington, georgia, that wanted to be like brenda starr, she didn't say, oh, no, that's that's what white people do. or, you know, that's not for you. instead, my mother said and guess it was that historical instinct, if that's all she said was if that's what want to do. and that's so inspired me. and then i went to the black, all black elementary school, the washington street school, where they had to raise money to make up for the deficits they suffered as a result of failure of the white to treat us equally so the the parents and friends of the parents and my uncle's who my mother would go and find to get contributions they would raise money every year at event and the one who raised most money the family who raised the most money would be crowned king or queen he even dr. stephen and you not as late as we were well a bit later anyway this party and one who got crowned king or queen get a bull of a watch and, a diamond tiara and this pa

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