another concern is bay ging seizing an outpost like the cayman islands. they were a watershed in the chinese civil war. they politically part of ty, one but a close to the chinese coast and many residents are pro chinese. for years the islands had close trade links with the mainland, which taiwan suspended in the pandemic. it's yet to restore direct ferries and flights. locals fret, they'll be abandoned by ty, pay and swallowed up by bay jane the fairies from kin mann to mainland china have been idle for 2 and a half years. so is the tourism industry on the island? one cho megs sofa near sharp has suffered from the lack of tourist visiting. but he's also worried about security and relations with china fell on a while anyway. call me. when you get what i want to peacefully unify with china equal, we must not cut our ties or else we will become enemies. our ties of china have prevented war shine and no use the people of kinley are not hostile follows, so he won't attackers. we are like brothers now she in the year while he shows us a bomb shout, i liked the

it's illegal to sell it to a chinese company but hunter biden set up an llc i believe in the cayman islands to front for the chinese while his father was vice president and was able to get that approved as a sale. we sold a technology that made missiles more accurate for china to hit our aircraft carriers and that's treason. host: let me pause there, unpack that for us. guest: i have not heard that but there has been so much about the president and hunter biden's chinese business dealings that it raised red flags. he got $4.8 million in a short amount of time stuff there is no evidence he had done any illegal work and another $3.8 million is legal fees. there is no evidence we have seen so far that the tangible work product was ever produced. that goes back to the access question step if there is not tangible work product for $4.8 million, it raises the question of why does he have access. host: roger is a democrat, good morning. caller: i've had a question on my mind for a long time. this goes clear back to the trump presidency, i mean obama's presidency because biden was vice president an

. >> mexico, france, cayman islands, thailand, israel. we have another five.us, south korea, small bard, portugal and bali. these are all over the map literally. talk about what makes a place that is hospitable. is it just that you don't have to have a job lined up or maybe it is a small investment or don't need family? talk about the requirements generally. >> mexico probably tops the list because of the low cost of living relative to the united states and proximity. it is easy to get back to the united states. their places on the list will be popular because of tax havens for the very wealthy. or favorable business laws that would let you like bali i believe for example does not tax the income you would make a broad while living in bali so these types of places will provide incentives, financial incentives to move there as well as being in exotic locations. thailand would be an amazing place to live and americans with financial means that could live abroad, cut their living expenses and save tax money could move to places like thailand or bali. >> for those

russians very often entered there through the measles or some other burkina faso or some other cayman islandshe offshores and accordingly used their own people with ukrainian passports available here in ukraine, i tell you more i will say that the owners of the 1xbet company are still trying to get ukrainian passports in order to be fully legalized here, and then it will be even more difficult. th year and a member of the russian state duma, who are we oblenergo because of whom he owns and everyone is already talking about it, and political journalists are openly saying that there is no problem in the modern information world, but the problem is that a-ah their the lobby that came here with promises, eh. it is probably not the business of creating a russian bank here to give taxes for some games, and in general, simply ignoring this problem with our equipment by the leaders led to the fact that if legally, according to the legislation of ukraine, you can enter a real license and take away the mechanisms legally. until that there is only one option to fight this hydra drive it under the sancti

this chart is net buying of treasures by cayman islands buyers.his is to say what hedge funds are buying in the u.s. treasury market. for may, which is backward looking, that is when we got treasuries heading 3%, we had record buying from the hedge fund crowd. this unrelenting pressure to haven by every time we get near 3%, seems like it is continuing. peter oppenheimer from goldman sachs says it is premature to take that sort of that. -- that sort of bet. >> the data suggests core inflation is rising ahead of most people's expectations at a pretty broad-based. it is premature to believe inflation will come down quickly. dani: joining us is deputy chief investment officer at tobin. or do you fall in this debate? is it too soon to be buying bonds? >> i do think inflation has not come to an end yet. it is something that will be persistent. there will be highs and lows but it is something [indiscernible] not be able to raise rates high enough to get it under control. it is premature from my point of view to start buying treasuries not. at the end of

[laughter] he is in the cayman islands or switzerland.t is the first thing you would buy, if you won all this money? kristen: oh my goodness. come back to me as michael first. michael: a gift. i would not quit my job. larry: you would not? michael: that is what they always say. of course i would be out of here. [laughter] did it used to sit here? kristen: you might be one of those working for fun people. larry: i would love to see that. kristen: i would buy an island in the south pacific. mike: would you let us visit? kristen: i don't know. [laughter] michael: larry's chair would be spinning in circles, he would be out of here. larry: that's a perfect example of what money does. can see the clouds coming out. this might've been the most honest for at four we have ever done. [laughter] [laughter] check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, u y lunch. eak or chicken, too. now at togo's this is what people with eczema said about how their skin feels... ...when it comes to ou

100,000 creditors, including customers and lending party, and there's an unsecured loan from cayman islandssted as a creditor with a $12 million loan this started with luna, then the dominos filing, three arrows capital has been really at the center of this it's going through bankruptcy, defaulting on most of the loans. you've also have voyager, ftx, and, and they have exposure to three arrows this may reveal even more counter-parties. legal experts tell me it could be years until customers see their money. the question is what will it be seen by as the court right now it looks loon ahn unsecured loan, which may mean they're entitled to nothing. back to you guys. >> kate, thank you >>> still to come this morning, we'll talk some tesla and its ev market share slipping. we also have the price target cut. resqwkn e ua oth street" is still ahead did you see a ufo in that cloud? nope. run! ♪ ♪ [ droning sound ] >>> cathie wood's ark innovations trying to bounce back both tesla and roku with nice gains, but we expect some mean reversion in ark's extra jects torrie >> they benefit from the etf str

it's illegal to sell it to a chinese company but hunter biden set up an llc i believe in the cayman islandsont for the chinese while his father was vice president and was able to get that approved as a sale. we sold a technology that made missiles more accurate for china to hit our aircraft carriers and that's treason. host: let me pause there, unpack that for us. guest: i have not heard that but there has been so much about the president and hunter biden's chinese business dealings that it raised red flags. he got $4.8 million in a short amount of time stuff there is no evidence he had done any illegal work and another $3.8 million is legal fees. there is no evidence we have seen so far that the tangible work product was ever produced. that goes back to the access question step if there is not tangible work product for $4.8 million, it raises the question of why does he have access. host: roger is a democrat, good morning. caller: i've had a question on my mind for a long time. this goes clear back to the trump presidency, i mean obama's presidency because biden was vice president and had