josh, finish your thought for us you said you agreed with what brin had to say.nds like you wouldn't urge people at this moment either to put fresh money here, right? >> let me make this very clear i don't ever urge anyone to do anything >> i understand that but people who watch the show -- >> i would tell you this is -- >> -- as recommendations for certain things let's just be clear. >> yeah, so people should do their own research because everyone has a different time frame. if i were looking for a short-term trading opportunity i would not buy the stock here this is name that now has to digest a 40% plus bounce off its low. it is a higher multiple stock than most of its peer group and the overall market, and i don't think you're going to see much of a change in trend on the gaming side of this business in q4 either. so this would not be a moment where i say, all right, i want to go into nvidia for a short-term move. as a longer term investor, though, when you look at the work they're doing in ai, and they announced a partnership with microsoft earlier to build

brin, i want to bring it to you. this is a sector that gets a lot of notoriety for good reason it is the most important sector in entire market it carries a lot of influence over where things go is this an environment where that megacap tech trade has become attractive to start dipping your toes and building positions? >> i think there's going to be a tremendous amount of dispersion between these names. i mean you have facebook on one side which makes no sense how they're spending i think the stock as long as they continue that revenue spend is going to be in the doghouse then you have the apples which are growing. i think it's important to go back and look at that 2000 analog if you look at in 2000 to 2021 there are only two stocks that remain in the top ten. microsoft and j&j, microsoft was able to stay in the top ten but from 2002 to 2010 there was a decade where really it did nothing. so i think investors really need to think through which individual companies they own because i don't think those same names per s

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. >> all right, i hear you paypal, you want to take that, too, before i go to brin on it you own thatll i've got price target down to 107, 100 as well why don't you take us with that. >> yeah, so paypal i thought was a very solid report. i mean the take rate was up. obviously there's an activist in there in elliott which is really focused on the cost cutting numbers, looking at $1.3 billion next year. announced a buy back last quarter of $15 billion the stock got punished as well the multiple comes in at 18 times. can like the collaboration between apple and amazon i think there's sunnier skies ahead for paypal they have 430 million users. they've got a really strong base there i think they can grow, and they're far more focused now than they've been in previous quarters i like it here i think there's more opportunity to move. >> brin, why don't you take paypal and you can take coinbase, too. >> i've talked about paypal the last few quarters being on my chopping block last quarter to me was a turning point. i feel like dan shulman and the team more focus. they're going to cut $900 mil

sir mohammed brin solomon denied ordering the killing, but later admitted it took place under his watch. was jagger's, however, is continuing her campaign for justice. she told d w 's, you'll your harm as her world collapse when she found out what had happened. lou, i struggle with big pain in my life in my heart to my was home. he was a part of my life, my identity when i lost him in this way, it changed my life completely. on the 2nd of october 2018 hattie to jane gets his fiancee, the saudi dissident yamaha short g was brutally murdered inside the saudi consulate in east amboy. they watched him seal. i'm asking this question most his body. what happened to his body? from that date, until now i'm fighting. i'm fighting for justice for jamal. ah. had teacher had wanted to start a new life with her husband to be instead, she grieved and made a decision. then i told, i can't see. phone is assigned to ox and fraud that day. i thing my life changed and i put myself under this at age, speaking up and saying the truth, my power is my words. the gun put a bit of it, but i'll be to the teacher

standby if you will, let's brin in the sheriff very chirico i think you so much for joining u for thiss from the foundation of drug policy solutions a we were told if we real legalized it we would get rid of the drug dealers. people would buy it on the up and up and there would not be a market underground anymore. that's what happens when as william says, they have a 70 percent tax on marijuana. >> that's correct freight that has not happened for eight it's been a dismal 30 failure. now, we are seeing the other organizations that move into th space take advantage of california's lax laws and it ha created. >> william, clearly you have a lot of questions for the sherif read. >> sheriff, we've talked before but california is now the new mexico and terms of exporting t other states, who do you blame for this? to keep this is a problem that has been decades and the making from when california first legalized cannabis for medicina use and since there, the voters have been essentially sold a bill of goods that if they were to legalize it, it would be a marketable commodity and it would gener

let's brin the host of "nothing is the truth podcast. i want to play the 911 call.he boyfriend had been stabbed. listen. p >> p ma'am, can you hear me >> what do you mean he has a stab wounded from his shoulder? >> he's bleeding. >> he goes on and say i can't feel my shoulder. now, they think she's a flight risk. >> here is the issue and this is not a trial yet. >> this is about wlosht whether or not she should be detained. >> we talked about that in the last segment there. this is a murder charge. the judge has a pretrial hearing. it is like a probable around first and whether or not she's a flight risk or whether she has the means to flee. >> that's what the prosecutors is laying out here. >> she had made so much money on this platform and there is this mysterious wire that she made to her father, where prosecutors are going to be relying. >> the big news out of this was the defendant statement. he said there was a fight. she through the knife that handed in a shoulder. >> that's impossible jivetra trajectory. >> i want to get your opinion on casey anthony. >> he

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next, klaus schwab asked google sergey brin in 2017. you can watch the video ten years. we're sitting here, we have implants in our brains. we can immediately feel because you have implants, you can measure all your brainwaves and see how the people. do you think that's imaginable. and of course, brin had nothing but nice to say. oh, sure, it's imaginable. this is normal. they had ahead of the major pharmaceutical on this past meeting in davos talking about pills. they develop. they don't have tracking devices to people's compliance of medicine. again are at the davos conference is info video fully released nothing there they're going for a biomed secure security state. this is what they're trying to impose and it's building on previous ones. again, the patriot act created a surveillance state against us and it's been renewed. no republican opposition and it's not going anywhere. government can openly spy on us citizens every. crisis that we've had has advanced and covid brought it all together with a bow tie for big government and for central planners. next clovis clima

he has absolutely put us in a position to take back the majority to stop biden and brin accountabilityback to this country. >> good of you to join us. thank you. coming up, florida about to get hit by another hurricane. we are tracking nicole which could make landfall anytime between now and 3:00 a.m. we are live on the ground with the latest power impact. next. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and we're saving a ton. go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. ♪ >> breaking right now up and down the east coast of florida conditions getting much worse a hurricane nicole p rear in november about to make landfall just south of cocoa beach that' along this phase coast in cape canaveral. it's also work learn blanchard' life tonight. what are we seeing and hearing out there? >> tonight i can tell you it is getting much worse at this hour in as nicole is getting closer to making landfall. you can probably tell how bad the conditions is ant it's only going to

fed rate hike coming this week we'll debate that and more with our investment committee today it's brinngton, also joining me on set -- i love seeing this, by the way, three people on set, liz young, stephani

cnn's brin gingras has more on the company's sudden collapse and the shock waves that are hitting theneed to buy, sell and trade crypto safely. >> reporter: steph curry, tom brady, gisele bundchen, celebrities now caught up in the swift collapse of ftx trading. they're among the defendants in the class action lawsuit for their promotion in the failed cryptocurrency exchange. >> if you're a celebrity, you regularly do endorsements. you endorse sports drinks. you endorse tennis shoes. financial instruments are different. and so going out and saying that a financial instrument is great isn't the same thing as going out and saying that a sports drink is great. and that creates liability. >> reporter: ftx founder sam bankman-fried the lead defendant in the suit, once a superstar in the industry who "fortune" magazine hailed as possibly the next warren buffett. now his alleged business practices drawing comparisons to bernie madoff. >> it's not entirely clear who's actually getting the money and what's being done with the money. it begins to look like a ponzi scheme. >> reporter: the compan

of 16 months from the wild stages of the man who is also facing 3 trials for corruption charges as brin, bernard smith. our correspondence is also at the headquarters there. and burners, netanyahu spent a long time seeming rather overwhelmed with joy, just saying, thank you. thank you. thank you to his supporters. the at that cause it seemed that at times even he couldn't believe that he's back. he's almost like, is it never been away? he did campaign very enthusiastically and very hard in a couple of weeks running up to be election because every vote really matter. now, he hasn't won yet and he was careful to say there's not a 100 percent sure that he's one. it looks like you will get the majority, but not ever votes is counted yet. many things can change over the next sort of 48 hours, 3 days or so. the official result is on thursday, so he was careful not to say it won't. but if this was a gave every indication that this was a victory speech gotten the stage with his wife sarah a 3 in the morning in the crowd waiting for quite a long time, but a very enthusiastic reception here with

so brin, you have this not a settlement but a donation or an agreement and then you had the league actng and the net franchise. they had an agreement that would each, the nets and kyrie irving, give $500,000 to the adl. but then kyrie irving went for it and said this. >> i didn't mean to cause any harm. i'm not the one that made the documentary. i cannot be anti-semitic if i know where i come from. >> playing the victim in that press conference after that agreement was made. well that really pissed off the nets. so what they said, basically, in a follow-up statement was that he really wasn't learning anything and that he had multiple chances to apologize and he didn't and he was really just unfit to be associated with the nets franchise, suspending him for least five days. and then the adl said, that $500,000, you clearly have some more education and learning though do. we can't accept that donation in good consciousness. so it wasn't until really early -- late last night, almost at midnight where kyrie irving posted a sentiment, a statement online and i want to read part of that to yo

but being appreciative of what americans are brin to the table. that same language applies overseas. you all picture place, in this case romania. you have to be united against the threat, just like we are at home. look at the language here. don't you realize the reds want people split up into factions! don't make the same mistakes. yes? >> [inaudible] there is for any division at all. it's very interesting, they are just forcing everything. they want people's throats. >> look at e nguage here. let's do this through a quick. you are t one anymore. what is he saying here? we are here to help. this is a global fight that we are all a part of. we are here to help so be appreciative. every freedom loving person is in this fight. do you have a choice to participate or not? if you don't participate, what are you saying? that you hate freedom. don't you realize what the reds want to do? come together a unified. anybody that is not unified, that has a voice outside of that establish consensus, is a threat. if you don't, you are actually going to lose to th

and number four, will you please rank the tech bros, the beezus the gates, the brin's, the titles from? evil to most evil. wow. sadly, if the only way to answer the what if women were in charge would be to ask which women right? you know, sheryl sandberg was in charge. she was in charge. you know. so no, in some ways she was worse than mark. you know, in some ways i saw i saw moments when mark zuckerberg is like, well, wait a minute, this isn't how i wanted things to work out. and i feel like she was the one saying, oh, no, don't say that. don't say that. say everything's fine. it's all going. i feel like if mark if i could have gotten him in a room, you know, five or ten years ago, i might have been take some sense into him but he had the wrong the wrong people around him. so if women are in accelerated by the by the mindset, then they're going to use they're going to do the dominator, you know, the do the dominator thing as well. but if if what, whatever we now identify with and i hate get new age but the female archetype our understanding of sort of the human narrative were in place

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and a massive missile attack on ukraine has already been reacted by us ambassador to kiev brigitte brin informed that the wreckage of drones attacked the black sea fleet, raised to the surface. they were equipped with canadian navigation modules. an examination of canadian-made navigation modules installed on marine unmanned vehicles was carried out; it was established that the launch of marine unmanned vehicles was carried out from the coast near the city of odessa, the coordinates of the movement of one of them indicate the starting point in the sea area of ​​​​the grain corridor security zone. in the black sea. this may indicate a preliminary launch of this device from one of the civil ships fractured by kiev for the export of agricultural products from the seaports of ukraine are now in touch with our studio ataman of the black sea cossack army commander of the cossack assault battalion taurida a anton sirotkin anton viktorovich hello and as far as i know, you witnessed these events and saw what was happening with your own eyes. you can tell us the details. in fact, that is the situ

stephen, 'ust brin: us worth of reserves. stephen, 'ust bring us up-to-date, * worth of reserves.o-date, what are you bring us up—to—date, what are you studying? you're in yourfinal year. i'm studying international relations and if element. and i love it in my tutors are great in my lecturers are great. despite the horrible conditions they have to work on —— and development, and i love it and my tutors are great and my lecturers are great... happening all over the country. are great... happening all over the count . ., ., ., ., ., , country. international relations undergraduate _ country. international relations undergraduate steven - country. international relations undergraduate steven jackson, country. international relations - undergraduate steven jackson, thank undergraduate stevenjackson, thank you for speaking to us. we'll be talking live to mark serwotka, general secretary of the public and commercial services union, who's been pushing for coordinated strike action in the runup to christmas. china has set a new national record for daily covid figures. over 31,000 new case

we will try to brin: that process imminently. we will try to bring jim — that process imminently.ith more or- that process imminently. we will try to bring jim back, with more or less| to bringjim back, with more or less re—established his line, but let's move on for the moment. nasa's orion space capsule has reached the moon's orbit and has sent back a selfie to prove it. a picture of itself more than 230,000 miles from home, with the moon there in the foreground and the earth far in the distance. and that is the closest that a spacecraft built for human travel has been to the lunar surface in 50 years. what makes this mission so significant is not that it repeats the apollo missions from decades ago, but that it moves us closer to a day when astronauts will use the moon, as a base for deep space exploration. sian cleaver grew up in essex with dreams of becoming an astronaut. she's now industrial manager for the european service module, that is the propulsion system that drives the orion spacecraft. she works for airbus in bremen in germany welcome to the programme, good to have

to this little extra profits levy , a rounding error profits levy, a rounding error in their global brin0 to 70% of our oil and gas extraction the north sea. they they they mine the fields that they they mine the fields that the big companies find unviable. and i spoke jack tome he is he runs helps to run something called tailwind energy of these small operators and he's speaking here on behalf of index x really here to talk about what is an h m t inflicted complete collapse of the north sea . there collapse of the north sea. there will be capital flight and the timing of this is very poor. and given how strategic the north sea is right now in the face of war with russia and runaway inflation, is this this finance bill will increase energy cost to consumers. it will actually lower revenues over time for the hmrc because they are on the hook for . £20 hmrc because they are on the hook for. £20 billion of decommissioning and that will accelerate fields get accelerate as fields get decommissioned earlier . jack, decommissioned earlier. jack, there hmrc that's industry three largo for her ma

crews were able to save those on board suspended high up on a power ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brinen in northern california. one mornings and two italian search teams have recovered the bodies of seven people who were killed by a mudslide on the resort island of ischia. ischia emergency workers say the slide was caused after five inches of rain fell in just hours that sent a wall of mud down the side of the mountain covering everything in its path. five people, mostly children, are still missing. the youngest victim already recovered was a three week old baby. we are taking. measured and risk balanced steps to approach this activity. and we'll be doing this in a manner which we will aim to extricate these two folks out of the plane. in maryland. very scary tents. moments is. rescue teams rushed to save plane crash survivors stuck inside dangling wreckage wrapped around power lines. just incredible. the pilot and his passenger were rescued after being trapped for several hours . the rescue teams first had to de energize the tower and the power lines bend secured the plane to that st

and that brin . s prime minister's questions. and that brinus us prime minister's questions.puty political editor. welcome to all of you. let's start with suella braverman, the home secretary. keir starmer devoted all of his question, perhaps unsurprisingly, to both her own conduct, and the asylum system that she is presiding over. what struck you about the questions and the responses, bearing in mind this is the second week that he has focused attention on her?— attention on her? yes, and that shows how _ attention on her? yes, and that shows how he _ attention on her? yes, and that shows how he thinks _ attention on her? yes, and that shows how he thinks and - attention on her? yes, and that shows how he thinks and the i shows how he thinks and the opposition think, and some conservative mps think that actually reappointing her was a misstep and an error ofjudgment. it's notjust the fact that she had to resign for potentially breaking the ministerial code over that security leak, it is also what she has said since. the fact that she got up when she first appeared in the com

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