>> yes. >> how did you become a cantor? >> i kind of fell into it and started doing it right out of college. i had met the rabbi from arizona state university and they needed a cantore for high holy days and i started doing it. i got year-round part-time jobs and eventually went to school. >> where did you go to the cantor school? where are they in the u.s.? >> there are several. they have those affiliated with different movements and the one i went to is jewish theological seminary of new york. that is in new york and the program has a year in israel and then there is the hebrew college. there's also orthodox and renewal and i'm not sure if there is a specific program for reconstruction is cantor's or not. >> people don't realize that cantor's are the equivalent of a rabbi and you are ordained and function as clergy? >> i am ordained and function as clergy and i wouldn't presume to say on the equivalent of a rabbi. >> in jewish life, we can say so. [ laughter ] >> i wouldn't say that. >> from your experience, can you talk

in just a moment, we will speak to the ceo of cantor fitzgerald.we will talk about the robinhood hearing and the continue to boom . we will hear from the cofounder and ceo of 3d printing manufacturer desktop metal. they just announced a new acquisition. amanda? amanda: we are watching markets just a little bit. they have been in positive and negative territory. back in negative territory. it is industrials that are really the focus today. caterpillar up 4%. then applied materials. all trading higher on results. applied materials up 6% today. still some believers. markets are still close to records even as they try to little bit weak here. keeping our eye on the news flow they have to face. lately, it has been earnings. a bit of a selloff in the price of oil maybe on the hope and expectation that things are improving -- improving in texas. for oil companies, it may be slightly more complicated as they review the damage that has been done to their operations. are there other factors that have been at play in the volatility? nobody better to ask than

sonali: cantor was a top-five underwriter last year in spacs.hat is the opportunity to change wall street? ipo's have been the model for so long. how will this add change? howard: it lets private equity investment come in a public wrapper. a public investor can have access to really cool technology early, whether that is auto or bio tech, property text, all of these high-growth opportunities present themselves to the public investor. then they can decide, do they want to invest? they have been excluded from the private equity market, the ipo market, and this is an inclusive model. that is the opportunity. if you have a lidar company, when can the public invest early before they are in cars in 2024? that is what is exciting about the spac market. it democratize us the ipo and private equity market. i think it will do it really well. vonnie: one more question on markets before we move on. you said that this is like tesla, has been around a long time, but i do think there was something different about last week and the momentum. i am curious, is th

what does the cantor, what does he talk about? is it improvised or-- siba: yes. it's improvised. and this, uh, the concept of the improvisation heris--it means that people should not listen, try something. sami: right. siba: so they don't--don't worry if you prepared at home something. sami: right, right, right. siba: but if you sing it today and next year sing it again [indistinct]. listen the shifts. this guy can sing... so it's a lot of improvisation. and you will also prepare the more complicated things for the spots, and then you have to forget it or use it somewhere else. sami: yeah, exactly, man. or make it up. siba: yes. sami: i think that's a beautiful thing, that it is at the moment, not pre-rehearsed, not pre-written, you have to think, you have to feel, you have to listen, and you have to see the audience, what it's all about. i heard that they sang around me, they sang about me, something about a turista. i hope it was a good thing. [both laughing] siba: it was. sami: i'm a very happy man right now. you know what i mean? it's like this--this place is magical to me. i

and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have work off the streets of many cantors and the problems are always the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption to gun the fortress states.

heads very searchers but one studies show we can make people believe they so bugs bunny is the land cantor magic memories lake abuse or betrayal really being planted on you know these types of memories not to serious for such many patients. you know we have human subjects and ethics committees that review our our proposed research and so we we are probably not going to be able to plant. a deliberate false memory that your father raped you for 10 years in a satanic cult. we wouldn't be given permission to do something quite that drastic and so what researchers have done is tried to think of an analog something you can plant that if it actually happened it would have been at least mildly traumatic and so we have succeeded what will we are other investigators in my field in planning a false memory that you were attacked by a vicious animal or you were bullied or you nearly drowned and had to be rescued by a lifeguard or you witnessed someone being demonically possessed. so. these experimental studies have been successful in planting these pretty dramatic memories and then we have a lot of stu

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for girls dr cantor believed that sex with older men would help with the boy's socialization over 30 years many children were handed paedophiles to raise. little heard more. workbooks. with courtrooms or she didn't just hope for good person under through the roof. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to return to our conversation on mark valid to increment he's now with his annual gold we trust report mark welcome back i mixed so black rock the largest asset manager in the world recently said that bitcoin is displacing gold from the numbers they saved from their clients young people are just not interested in gold they're buying bitcoin is bitcoin eating gold launch mark well we do see a great friend into into fits can especially the last few months but still i would not go so far to say that it is the monetizing gold a lot of big quantised like to claim 1st of all gold isn't more ties to currently so all gold at best is a store of value outside of its youth currency system but going forward think a lot of people look for instance in asia or in the middle east who's

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i suffered through that when i worked through eric cantor who was teed up to be the next speaker of theprimary. that happened before donald trump. we are somewhat in a transitioning to a post trump phase. when you set the forest on fire, you still have a lot of trees smoldering and that's what's happening now. >> amanda's a glass half full woman. doug, i find it interesting when it's a public vote 10 house senators vote to impeach trump, 11 vote to remove greene. when it is a secret vote 145 members vote to keep liz cheney in leadership. how do you explain this difference? >> very easy. it goes down to their voters and how they're scared of primary politics. when i worked in house leadership, don, we used to refer to this as the vote no hope yes caucus. they would vote no. i know this is a good bill, i should support it but i can't because i'll get hurt in my district about it. this happened time and time and time again on things that aren't make or break from a legislator. no one's lost their labor seat because they voted for the hhs appropriations bill. they're so worried about the pr

. ♪ kailey: -- ritika: coming up, howard lutnick, cantor fitzgerald chairman and ceo.omberg. guy: from london, i am guy johnson with alix steel in a snowy new york. this is "the european close" on bloomberg markets. robinhood raising another $2.4 billion according to dow jones. the liquidity risk around it is something i do not think everybody was ready for. you can understand why robinhood needed to take on additional amounts of capital to absorb all of this. when you have this additional pickup in volatility around the stocks, you have to compensate for that. that means you need or liquidity, more optionality to deal with all of this. it does look as if we are getting another round of raises coming through, $2.4 billion this time around. there has been an attempt by reddit traders to move silver. the precious metal moving above $30 an ounce. this after weekend buying silver points in bars, but as you can see we are a bit below that. 28.98 is where we are. joining us is eddie van der walt. you are deep in the weeds on these markets. give us your thoughts on what is ha

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charles cantor came on our program and said he is having the best opportunity in his career when it comesting certain specific companies. do you think that is true based on what you are seeing, the global rack of enthusiasm for a rally? gina: i think you always have pockets of opportunity for shorts and the equity market. what we do will be practiced as strategist capturing the bigger trends, where you want to be, sector position, where you want to be factor positioned. without a doubt we developed a bubble in defensive high-quality stocks in the course of 2020. that has been deflating over the last six months and will deflate into 2021. there are absolutely concentrated and specific stocks. a lot of retail speculation exhibited over the course of last six weeks. there are always pockets. the bigger question is will those pockets overwhelm the bigger trends. i would say the bulk of the evidence suggests that is not likely to be the case. tom: gina martin adams with us. a little bit away from q1 come onto the q2 with mysteries we see. on the data front, we see equities soggy. i agree with

coming up, the gentleman from cantor fitzgerald.onathan: from new york city for our audience worldwide, good morning, good morning. "the countdown to the open" starts now. futures elevated, up .9%. we begin with the big issue. the retail frenzy has new targets inside. >> the retail trading frenzy. >> the game of long versus short. >> the short squeeze. >> gamestop, amc, blackberry. >> we have a new phenomenon, meme stock trading. >> they got organized and got into the same trade. >> does this change the fundamental drivers for the market? >> there has been this narrative about the establishment. >> the market will continue to be concerned about it. volatility and buying is

tom: charles cantor of neuberger berman was on the other day, and made clear his break is a responsibleerest. his one pass here to restrict the size -- is one path here to restrict the size of the interest on that high-speed market? leon: know, i would say we should just follow the rules that exist area if you are going to -- that exist. if you can't borrow, you shouldn't be short. it's because the rules of not followed. jonathan: is there anything to admire from the events of several weeks ago? leon: anything to admire? well, the system has survived. but no. wall street ethics has been in decline for some time. many years ago, i confronted the then head of the new york stock exchange and asked why they asked these -- why they allowed these algorithm guys to get a split second advantage over the public. the response was, if we don't do it, somebody else will. it raises questions as to whether the public has been abused. but i think there's a lot of things the sec could be doing. the lesson thing we need is elizabeth warren or bernie sanders or aoc getting involved in setting policy. the

november, especially congressional districts that can be drawn to your own favor i work for eric cantor he was supposed to be the next speaker of the house when you have a republican member, republican president in your own party basically threatening your own re-election, it causes a lot of members to stand up and question what they're going to do also because this is what they're hearing from their voters i spoke with a now retired member and he showed me a text message how america is turning into china and crazy things like this they told me this person isn't crazy, it scares embers. >> if you're going out and you're looking ahead a year and a half to intense congressional races, if you have stiff challenges from more radical conservative political people, do you think that there's a chance that what you end up is in the general elections more democrats joining in the house, joining in the senate? >> potentially so. look, historically obviously two years into an administration the other party benefits what we're seeing right now politically is more than 140,000 republicans since janu

bruce cantor, i understand your home was vandalized, also michael vanderveen, your home was vandalized, the word trader was spray-painted in red on your driveway. what happened to you? bruce castor, sorry. >> there were plenty of internet trolls and the blog sphere and the twitter universe really rattled on my wife and of course the emails on the constant electronic intrusions. the local police and county detectives where i live and in fact the state attorney general's office all sent people to look after our house while i was away and my wife was in it alone and of course my wife is a pretty tough lady and able to look after herself but what happened michael is just outrageous and there is no greater patriot in this country than michael vanderveen and to be called a traitor is downright outrageous. >> sean: it has to be unsettling than the word trader literally spray-painted in red on your driveway. welcome to the world of being a conservative talk show host. >> i would imagine. i'll tell you, i'm not a conservative talk show host, i'm a trial lawyer, and we were hired to put on a def

he cut off eric cantor, one of the republican leaders by saying "i won." in other words, shot up. what was interesting to me in that picture, you saw a guy next to mccain of wyoming that was one of the leaders of the republicans on the senate finance committee and sat down and with chuck grassley and others worked through the healthcare bill with the democrat colleagues. and then when it looked like they were coming to some agreements that might require some changes in the legislation, might be supported by democrats and republicans, harry reid made a public announcement that he would not be bound by any agreements arrived at by the republican and democratic members of the senate finance committee and killed it. so back then agreement with the administration was more critical than cooperation with the administration and compromise. if you -- compromise was defined as you comprise with your principles and voting for anything that i tell you to vote for. i think it sounds like that is affecting the west wing today. >> neil: well, back then, barack obama had the run of the table with

i worked for congressman eric cantor, who in his primary very unexpectedly in 2014 lost in part becauseimmigration issue. and when he lost his primary, the issue of immigration was done on capitol hill. there was no movement on legislation and there wasn't going to be. again, it's going to be hard to get bipartisan support on anything in washington these days. but on something like immigration, the republicans are very careful to really do anything. especially if it doesn't have funding for border security. >> let's talk about where republicans are moving on, at least in state legislatures. the voting reforms, georgia, arizona, florida, texas, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, states that either president biden won, or democrats are becoming increasingly competitive. several of those, most of those have senate races in 2022. if the big lie of 2020 was that there was widespread voter fraud and that the election was stolen from president trump, and if that is a lie, then what justifies, or what explains all of these efforts to change voting laws in these states? >> yeah. you know as a re

few in his favorites when official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cantors and their problems are all the same 14 social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the film unseen or microphones who have inside put their trust in us. my name is jenny harrison and part a d w. w's crime fighters are back and africa's most successful radio drama series continues. this season the stories focus on hate speech cholera prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all of a zones are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to mindanao. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus and the code of special monday to friday on w. such. my . this is g.w. news a live from berlin an increasingly bloody crackdown against protesters in myanmar police open fire

parts of what was historically party, the suburbs, kind of places that elected newt gingrich, eric cantorose parts of the country went democratic in 2018 and they are for the time being, not permanently, but they're for the time being inside the biden coalition and sort of the right edge of the biden coalition. the reason that joe biden has these kinds of pre-financial crisis levels of support, he's got levels of support these early weeks that we haven't really seen since before the cold war. i mean, high 50s, low 60s. that's because part of the republican party is already inside the biden coalition for now. not forever. >> john heilemann, so there's the white house deciding we can talk bipartisanship with people other than members of congress. >> right, well, i think that's just an acknowledgement, lawrence, and it's a long overdue acknowledgement that in our incredibly polarized washington climate that bipartisanship, if you're going to measure it in terms of republican crossover votes, you're almost never going to be bipartisan. i think the biden people have been very shrewd in this re

country through the coronavirus pandemic israelis been struggling to form a government prime minister cantor resigned last week his coalition broke up because it couldn't agree on a coronavirus spending. bill it's so the emergency in light of this crisis the situation needs to be met with equal action with this hope indeed occasion except the call of the president to beat the pandemic to vaccinate our population to offer solutions to everyday problems of italians and to relaunch the country of the challenges we face. stephanie decker following this one from. this to say that mario draghi will be in charge of a technocrat government effectively. while he's accepted with reservations what does that mean it means that he's now on his way to the lower house of parliament to also be heading to the senate and what he's basically said is that he will accept the position of prime minister only if he can get a majority in government so he's taking this though he's playing it wisely that he's going to talk to all sides to the parties and make sure that once he accepts the nomination officially that he

to, i mean, to issues that women were having and it was great and it was eight years ago now in a cantor member when it came out but i've had a lot of women in my community say i don't love that book and it was because they felt like it was saying it's all on you to improve your circumstances and they did not acknowledge a lot of order systemic issues and breaking it down by race and things like that but i don't want to get too much into it but that was the baggage that a lot of these women were carrying with them which is if i just speak up, will it get better and the answer is well, sort of. you know, it will improve your life but you're still operating within a system that was not made by you or for you. the point with this book was how can you again as an individual may change on monday that improves your working conditions, your life circumstance and also keep an eye towards how do you make change on a company level and what our laws and it can happen simultaneously and then not just about advocating for yourself but you have to deeply believe you're worthy of advocacy. there's almo

. ♪♪ >> no, it's a robot that moves around in a cantor member the actual maker or maybe somebody couldp me out with that but it's a robot that we drive remotely around the floor and it really just has wheels and a screen, it's a moving computer screen and maybe that's a better way to describe it. [laughter]mo >> could i do a follow-up? [crowd boos] sure, we can do that. >> things, i have a question for ken. ken, you know this zoom screen is fantastic because we are all used to the crowds coming in after a landing in the other tradition for a landing is the journalist with the geeky question so i just wanted to ask you could you clarify, have you landed [inaudible] and of that is where you have landed can you tell me whether you have looked at channel islands and the outcrop there that does appear to be adult of formation and would you consider doing a quick run to channel islands rather than the long run over to the delta? >> jack, okay but let's clarify what is going on here. the science team has a associated specific earth location that happened to be national parks and preserves to

. >> charles cantor was on the other day and made very clear his break is a responsible short interestleon cooperman, one path to restrict the size of the short interest to protect investors but to put a brake on the high-speed market. leon: no, i would say that we should follow the rules that exist. if you short something, you have to secure a --. the extent [indiscernible] the rules have not been followed. >> is there anything to admire from the events of several weeks ago? leon: anything to admire? the system survived. no, the ethics have been in decline for quite some time. many years ago, i asked these algorithmic guys to co-locate their computers to give them a split-second advance over the public. that does not seem right. the response was -- if we don't do it, someone else will. the sale of order flow raises questions. i think there are a lot of things that could be done in the last thing we need is lawmakers getting involved in policy. the rules and regulations exist and are in place. just follow them. >> a lot of people have characterized this as the wealthy versus the poor.

staying on bitcoin, the cantor fitzgerald ceo says he blames it retail investors of the token's mercurialesla. why is bitcoin where it is? because retail keeps buying it. this is another form of the same thing. gamestop, bitcoin, and tesla. rishaad: looking at india stepping up its fight against farm protests reviving a colonial era. our reporter from new delhi rejoins us. tell us more about these arrests that have been taking place. >> hello. the police [indiscernible] we know that for the last many months, -- suddenly, we find that journalists -- the sedition law is being used more often. a big chunk of the sedition charges [indiscernible] that is under national debate right now in india. haslinda: will they use sedition charges -- will it affect its image as a vibrant democracy? >> yes. there is international attention that has been drawn to this. the response of the government was -- charges against activists. there is an ongoing court case -- people are watching how justice is being treated against these activists. the people we spoke to say this is not good for the way that the worl

there has been a lot of discussion over this and it had to do with robert cantor he was selling medicals and he was falsely saying they were endorsed by medicare. they got him on felony mail fraud. for the rest of his life, he is prohibited possessor. amy coney barrett was saying in her opinion that is not historically -- the test is whether someone is a danger to themselves or other people. where it concerns nonviolent felons, the court never said he was violent. a lot of people were trying to smear her over that. that context, my question for you three is do you believe that nonviolent felons in this context should have their second amendment rights restored? mr. jones: republicans are gonna have to start taking the lead on a lot of issues that were created by democrats. [applause] >> that's a great point. mr. jones: democrats passed those laws targeting african americans. that was a way to suppress their votes. they have become a felon, then they can't get a gun. it could be anything. now democrats are going to legislatures wanting to give people on probation for parole the right to

joining us to talk more about it is howard lutnik he's cantor fitzgerald's chairman and ceo good to seem thomas pederfy, founder of interactive brokers. he said yet on "closing bell," we have come dangerously close to the collapse of the entire system and the public seems to be completely unaware of that including congress and the regulators i think you have a bit more sang begin view of this what do you think? >> come on there was huge volatility. something no one could have foreseen we're going to take one day of the system to sort of reset. remember when the stock went up so, so high people needed to put up the money the securities firms needed to put up the money to make sure if you buy and sell a security, you get paid with that take one day, robinhood to put up an extra $3 billion, something they hadn't thought of one day of the market sort of resetting itself, making sure everyone had the money and moving forward, i think we came dangerously close to proving how amazing the u.s. financial sectors really is. >> there are some retail investors who are very angry about this though,

a cantor can for example, singing in a separate sercs. so that is still a problem.urt decides. the case is still pending. -- the case. jedediah: archbishop when you think of aftra is diddal service you think of some singing, some interaction. how do you manage that in terms of transforming the service and how do you also manage that cap at 25%? do people sign up for services ahead of time? you know i think the church would probably not want to have to turn people away. how does that all work? >> some parishes to have people sign up online. our churches have pews roped off to people stay six feet apart around places marked on the pews. then we have ushers who welcome people and seat them. so we do have ways of monitoring it. as i said many parishes do have a reservation system to make sure nobody has to be turned away. will: a bishop, congratulations getting 25% of your congregation back into worship. we wish you luck on the ability to sing and chant and get back to 100% capacity as soon as possible. thank you so much for your time. >> amen. thank you, sir. will: all