charles: wow. charles: wow.you explain it like that it sounds like an absolute no-brainer. of course the thing here governments are making this happen. they're forcing it to happen. what about yesterday, right? jay powell, he pointed to lumber. sort of intimating other commodities will see similar retracement. near term, what are the recent meandering, some pullbacks in commodities saying not just about commodities but what are they telling you about interest rates? >> well i mean obviously, i mean right now, you know, interest rates generally have an inverse relationship with commodities. but we have seen a pullback in these commodities, you know, if you think about it. the market, they're still very elevated. so the market, the commodities markets basically telling you that they see lower rates for very long time, persistently low. which is kind of a good read if you listen to powell this weekend at his testimony. and with lumber you know i think that was kind of a parabolic craze, move due to a very you know,

charles: yeah.s very happy with the decision, bottom line. i got a minute to go. let me squeeze this in with you. gallup poll out today, covid-19 not the biggest concern. government has rocketed to the top of the list. it goes along with ballot harvesting thing, sort of integrity or lack of trust in government. i don't know how we can reach our potential, our peak potential as long as that persists? >> you know the biden, progressive far left agenda is all about government. you and i talked about this. they want huge entitlements. they want to regulate -- charles, you probably saw the story on the front page of the journal yesterday or the day before. they're coming up with a package that will have massive regulatory decisions and power over all of american business, all of american business. they're going to make decisions left and right. that is crazy. that is inimical to what we were talking about yesterday in the declaration of independence heading toward july 4th. charles: yeah. >>er the govern

>> not yet, charles. definitely it's oversold versus its large cap brethren, but the russel hasn't performed very well versus the large cap stocks as the breadth thinned out an that's disappointing because in times when the market had thinned out in previous years, the russel had stepped up, so for us, to get back in the small cap which we've since sold, i'd like to see that firm up a bit charles which it probably will at the end of the year because i think there's buyers in there but at least for now it still seems like a lot of weak hands hanging out. charles: mark, scott thank you both very much, great information and we'll be watching, and trying to make some money from it. meanwhile folks, the pressure is on soon millions of americans could be thrown out in the streets on deck the eviction moratorium for those who have not been able to pay their rent, it's set to expire tomorrow, also you've got the debt ceiling debate, then there's infrastructure which is innocent at this very moment, we're going to

here is charles payne. charles: neil, thank you very. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne.his is making money. after market swings, there is a pause right now. you can feel the tension in the air obviously which by the way has been great for the stock market and this rally. crocs, my stock of the day, maybe the decade. why it is latest example it pays to ignore the smart money and follow where you spend your money. riding the economic wave with the roots that go back to 2020, signs are slowing, pushing this spending envelope too far are creates an economic and political firestorm of risk. we've got senator ted cruz to take it all on. plus you won't believe it but senate majority leader chuck schumer and moody's top economist mark zandi are huge gargantuan trillion dollars spending program that will flatten inflation and turn it. they're turning economics 101 on its head. we have larry kudlow to put the world back on its axis and so much more here on making money. ♪ jam wall street experts disagree on almost everything, that this might be the most confusing bull market of al

charles payne has it. hey, charles. >> charles: neil, remember the stock market predicted this last spring when no one could figure why it was up. it knew this was going to happen. >> neil: you are right. >> charles: have a great 4th my friend. >> neil: you too. >> charles: good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is making money. president biden taking a victory lap on the jobs report and the media of course gushing, but i can tell you the market is acting like it is a dud because bond yields are plunging, stocks are soaring, a key gdp estimate dropped like a rock. what does this mean for your portfolio? i have an amazing group of folks to help you out. real pros. 70% of users are saying no way that they would give up social media for $10,000. what would you take to give up social media? white house suggesting inflation worries are no big deal bragging in fact about fourth of july cookouts going down a whole 16 cents, but remember last year, there were no cookouts? i will ask a guest about this a

charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now we're seeing one of the greatest earnings seasons in history. food enough to crush earnings estimates, expand profit margins and offer stronger guidance. what will it take for the rally to truly live up to the legendary status? my experts and i got you covered. we'll handicap earnings after the bell. apple soft, microsoft, google. microsoft. buy sell or hold these going into the closing bell? in just a few moments the cdc will strongly encourage vaccinated americans to still put on their masks as president biden weighs a federal vaccine mandate. what it means for the fight against covid. what it means for impact on the economy. what it means for our personal freedoms. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so we're in the midst of one of the best earnings seasons ever. one of the best i've ever seen. the stock market as you can see still having a pretty tough time moving higher. we're at all-time high levels but we've been at all-time highs in the

charles. charles: good morning, charles. is preparing to set sail on the mardi gras, largest ship ever, and it will do for first-paying customers since the pandemic hit in march 2020. it's really nice inside the mardi, they have food, drinks, pools, there's even a roller coster on top before estimated 4,000 passengers can enjoy any of that, they'll be screened for covid. meaning folks will have to answer questions about symptoms until either a negative test or a vaccine card before they can cruise on mardi gras. >> we have to know, are you vaccinated or not because there are different protocols and procedures for people who are vaccinated than from people that are on the ship that are not -- that are not vaccinated. charles: you know, after cdc restrictions forced cruise operators to dock for more than a year. on friday royal caribbean stocks fell after six passengers aboard its adventure of the sea ship tested positive for the virus. now the company says all passengers departing from the u.s. for 5 nights or longer will nee

[laughter] >> charles. charles: and i feel so much better.ll that jaguar if i can get a buyer this weekend. >> and your house. how about sell your house, that's the other area -- charles: i just moved into this one. yeah, i just moved in. [laughter] i'll see you soon. >> have a great weekend. charles: all right. hey, big tech and the white house under fire together, folks. thed biden administration, they admit that they've notified facebook about posts that allegedly spread covid-19 misinformation. but first, you saw the headline, right? u.s. retail sales rose in june. well, yeah. but may was a disaster, and they're still below april. so we're going to talk about where the retail consumer is because they're two-thirds of the economy. i've got a retail power panel. kristin benz. it's coming up right now. ♪ ♪ isn't just about time, you know. it means experience. i mean, put it this way. if i told you i'd been jarring raspberry preserves for 85 years, what would you think? (humming) well, at first you'd be like, "that has gotta be some scrumptio

charles: i'm charles payne. this is making money.reaking right now there are major changes around this market. forget about inflation around economy slowing down and maybe we should talk about deflation. i talked about the delta variant a menace to society in a way that could justify new restrictions. what would that do to the economy and exchanges. why invest anywhere else, anyway. plus we're about to see one of the greatest transfers of health in history as baby boomers leave trillions to their heirs so what could go wrong? how about everything. we have two brilliant guests to help you avoid the typical mistakes. woman in the workplace takes on a new twist. how economists can never quantify the joys of motherhood when they're trying to figure it all out. we have that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right. it's a shaky start to the week as the market tries to regain its sea legs. we had three days off of no trading at all. perhaps a lot of intro speck hundred over the weekend. we had a pretty good half of the yea

it is time for my friend charles payne. charles, over to you. charles: thank you so much, my friend. great having you in on this monday. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is making "money." we see major industries unchanged but belies under the surface ahead of earnings from the biggest companies in the world. there is speculation that the fed may tip it its tapering hand. making money from the fourth industrial revolution. why technical analysis works and we'll preview the tesla report before the close. social media companies running amok. what those powerful forces did that, what happened to a youtuber that caused youtube to close down his account. ultimately the ape revolution is back on line. he is here to explain exactly what happened. we have harmeet dhillon on whether it is too late to real in the powerful companies. a lot of people say there is nothing the government can do. the grand daddy of all ev reports after the bell. we're talking again elon musk and company. he has been out of the billionaire limelight but the tesla's earni

charles payne would never do that but this guy did. charles. charles: that was a fantastic interview with jeff bezos and crew. i sense you may want to take one of the next trips up, my man. neil: your viewers, are telling me i should, my friend. thank them for writing. charles: thanks thanks a lot, n. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." i talked about it for a couple weeks. we saw it coming. fears of a delta variant and potential replaying all the closings we saw and restrictions on economy sent a vulnerable stock market tumbling big time today. this is part of the investing process. it is also painful. this is most effective for finding and taking advantage of opportunities. i'm here to protect you. i swill also help you towards your financial freedom. i have some of of the sharpest minds. have your pen in hand. the bill that they're trying to sign could be the worst than the affordable care act where they lost 60 house seats in november. china and russia, they're back, they're shielding massive cyberattacks against amer

charles: so do i. week. i'm not a fan of the cowboy hat he wore -- [laughter] but i think it's great because where we are going to have to take on china is also going to be in space. he got a lot of flak for people saying, well, why tonight you spend your money -- don't you spend your money on the problems here on earth, but the reality is we're going to have torch a good front in space, so i think it's good for national security, innovation, and i'm hoping for more private/public partnerships to work with our space force. charles: the climate folks came after him too. apparently, he used enough fuel to whatever, but i agree with you, that was a great moment for him and for america. hey -- and for the world. all right, my loser, and i know everyone's piling on the bad luck olympic games in japan. the timing with covid, obviously, a disaster and that's unfortunate, but these unforced errors, the norwegian women's handball team, they were fined because their shorts were too long, you've got a british par

charles: all right.ey, fantastic panel f you haven't seen dirty rotten scoundrels you are missing one of the classic movies of all time. i know david nelson has seen it. thank you all very much. we'll talk to you again. >> thank you very much, charles. charles: you got it. you heard it, right? confusioner reigns over resurge ends in covid. dr. marty makary says there is flimsy evidence over the cdc push to vaccinate kids. we'll get the truth behind the ultimate impact. we will sus biden's dilemma. you can brag about the recovery and then push for trillions of dollars of spending. by the way he says it won't bring inflation up but will bring it down. danielle dimartino booth may have some different thoughts. we'll be right back. ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ those days are done. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexible options. all in our app. expedia. it matters who you

now to my buddy charles payne. charles: hey, neil, appreciate it. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." inflation hit us like a mack truck last month but reaction is more of a yawner sending bond yields lower. jay powell sticking to the transitory story and is focused on jobs, the jobs market. the dilemma for investors, to follow or fight the fed. i have a brilliant line up all strong opinions to help grow your portfolio. plus, how does buy now, pay later sound? it is not a trick question. this is one way fintech companies are revolutionizing finance. i have a special guest where your portfolio could benefit as well. and the new freedom riders, they have a new tool kit. case of miller lite, check. private jet, check. flee the state, check. cue up we will overcome. this as texas democrats redefine bravery. americans are growing wary of big government. i will getted read from larry kudlow. that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: you know, another one of those days in the market where the interpretation of ne

charles: jim? >> i agree with that, charles. think we've already been interest having one quite frankly. the money, the real m2 money supply has gone from 26% year on year in february to under 9% at the end of may and that is monetary tightening. over that period, to your point, look what's happened. the market leadership has thinned out. a lot of what was leading the reflation stocks have stopped leading, small caps have been trading sideways ever since. you know, the market really stopped its upward thrust. so i think we're already in tapering in my book and closer to the end of that than the beginning of it all right. one thing if i could throw out quick, that i'm attracted by, charles, is a unique environment right now, maybe not totally unique but uncommon and that is we've had falling yields over the last several months in an environment where fundamentals looking forward for the next six months look fantastic. almost everyone, even the bears are going to say earnings are going to go up, real gdp, income, jobs are going to

>> yeah, charles. valley the last decade was exciting but so frustrating. you have some of the smartest people in the world a and billions of dollars and people are putting that toward stuff like crypto kiddies. people need help. markets is where we should innovate. we put $120 million towards building solutions to housing, healthcare, students loans. this builds rewards. the thing i'm most excited about because we can take rent and boost your credit score for free. give people a way to travel the world for free. most importantly, a path to homeownership. i mean, that is going to be the thing that helps our generation get out of this inequality loop. if only a small handful of people have homeownership, we'll see bad inequality. if we can give every young person a way to own a home one day, that will change. if you're a higher end renter and you want points to travel -- >> charles: i have to say, ankur, i'm -- we're very impressed. really amazing. rooting for you. you have to come back and give us an u

time for charles payne to work his magic. hey, charles. charles: hey, thank you very much, ashley. appreciate it. and congratulations on the euro cup win. ashley: thank you very much. >> this is "making money." not the win, you know but you came close. wobbly day on wall street. you came in for a wave of earnings. how willing market react? that is the question. of course what stocks do you want to own before they report? everyone is wondering how long the inflation will last? this is the biggest question on wall street. there are hard and fast rules on investing, folks, but maybe they're changing. believe it or not a lot of people believe you have to rewrite the investing playbook. we have the best in the business to help you with all the answers. president biden's never ending quest for more control over the economy has federal agencies ready to take action but is this a lack of confidence in the free market that built the greatest economy in the first place? brian wesbury has some stocks. kristin tate, take on thousands gathering in cuba and the biggest government protest ever. w

now charles payne. hey, charles. charles: thank you very much my friend. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." big banks crushing on earnings and well, their stocks tumble. underscoring the feeling by a lot this is as good as it gets when it comes to corporate earnings. we have the market pros that walk you through all of this. inflation numbers blow the through off the record books. guess what, bond yields go lower. instead of clarity we'll finish the day with even more questions. except if you the message of market. that is inflation is indeed squeezing us like a vise grip but it will get better soon. i have one of wall street's best economists on what is coming next for the fed. you can't keep telling me, you keep telling me you can only afford a 1000-dollar stoke or can't afford the ones that cost 100 bucks or 1000 bucks even if they go up. how about small and microcap stocks going up even faster? we have low-priced names under the radar that might outshine the behemoths. all that and so much more on "making money". [. charles: it

charles? >> charles: thanks, rich.to do more to stop this surge. congressman henry cuellar joins me now. we did call dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. we have yet to hear back from them. thanks nor being here, senator. you've been making these pleas to the white house for some time as the surge gets greater and greater. the threat of covid is more intense now than it was the last couple weeks. >> absolutely. thank you, charles. look, last week in the lower rio grande valley, they had over 20,000 encounters, over 20,000 encounters in one week. what happened is that as the story, la jolla is in my district. i talked to the officials this afternoon. we're going to talk again friday. what is happening is when border patrol drops folks off at a charity, the charity gets overloaded and then they drop them off at a hotel without telling the local officials. that's not right. the charity needs to tell the local officials especially if there are covid positive. it's not fair to by local communities, people being released there

charles' were two intertwined cs -- >> for charles and camilla. >> camilla. cufflinks." not chanel. >> i think she understood at that stage that maybe this was going to become quite a big issue. prince charles had produced his heir and a spare, and gave him the opportunity then to return to a former life. >> he spends more time away from diana at his estate, highgrove. >> the princess would arrive every weekend with the boys and leave on a sunday afternoon. and camilla was the next visitor an hour later. so one went out of the front door, and one came in the back door. >> at one point, diana actually confronted camilla. >> it is camilla's sister's birthday party, february, 1989. >> and i don't think the crowd expected diana to be there either. >> she is on a mission to find camilla. bodyguard ken wharf is there. >> we eventually went to this basement area of this house and there was camilla, and charles sat talking to each other. >> diana confronts her about the alleged affair, something camilla has never acknowledged. diana later tells a reporter camilla is

charles: yes. and a miss for the past week major league all-star game for starters, 11 of the players all-stars didn't even bother to show up, they wanted to stay with their family or nagging injuries the real reason however, baseball commissioner rob made some terrible decisions such as pulling the game out of advisor because of the georgia voting block. the problem here is that the national pastime once known as the beautiful game has been turned into a political football. when that changes, the fans welcome back. charles: sad think, they have remarkable talent out there, for sure. that's it for this week's show, thank you to my panel and all of you for watching. i am charles payne, catch me on weekdays on making money on the business network. we hope to see you next week. thank you very much. ♪♪ >> breaking news from washington, three democrat from the texas project later, the state to go to washington d.c. for posting the proposed voting rights law and reportedly tested positive for covid-19. t

charles payne. hey, charles. charles: thank you so much, my friend.ood afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, our major indices keep going in and out of record territory. keep in mind it is a handful of stocks doing all the heavy lifting masking some serious weakness. so how sustainable is this rally and should you be riding these behemoths? can the free money spigots be turned off? japan readies another massive stimulus package. proving once the spending spigots are on they never turn off. we have trillions of dollars on our board. the house always wins. nancy pelosi keeps making a fortune in the stock market. it might have something to do with knowing the news before the rest of us. the question, is it fair? that and so much more on "making money". ♪. ♪. ♪ looking for something, something safe that i lost, but the river is wide ♪ >> love that song from billy joel, wise words. you think about the amazon when you hear that song. you think about jeff bezos, his personal fortune climbed above $200 billion yes

>> let me say this, charles. pandemic started and the sarge, one thing is lack of intervention or large of concern on the southwest borner. dr. fauci saying we need to mask up, be protected. the variants are increasing in this country. what you don't hear is saying let's take care of the southwest border. these people today are being released in our communities. we're impacted by this. i talked to the governor this morning. my governor here in arizona. once again, nobody is talking to border communities, nobody is talking to our border governor. i know texas governor abbott is in the same position talking to sheriffs in texas. this is not productive. it's frustrating and very troublesome for us trying to address this issue on the border, which is a federal mandate, not a local mandate. >> charles: this news you heard today with respect to mexico only accepting mexican citizens, when other folks are relocated, other migrants from different countries, have they relocated in your community and if they have, are you

charles: yeah.ndividual investors, particularly those in the so-called ape community are very leery after what they have gone through and they will want to watch for extra reasons. last time you were on you made the great points about the opaque nature of dark pools. obviously invites nefarious behavior. i know it hasn't been long, are there any updates maybe the sec looking into this, someone actually doing something about it? >> no. unfortunately i haven't heard or read anything, charles. i will tell you i find it very disheartening. it is not an easy battle. charles: yeah. no, it is not an easy battle and i hope the public does not give up on it. now you just mentioned we do know there are ways to go into these dark pools. if you know how to do it which is what you do, a lot of money can be made. you gave us an example what's been happening. what are some of the other things you're seeing? when these big buys come up, in the dark pool, how long, like you get ahead of them? you can get ahead of th

charles?thank you so much joining me is cio nancy tengler and all right, nancy, 72 different actions across an array of industries. the market, this morning when it was announced sort of concern, for a nano second, right? some of the big tech names were down, and now doesn't seem like the streets too concerned. why not? >> because i think the street knows that not much is going to get done. president obama had a similar but not as far-ranging and sweep ing as this executive order , and very little got done. i'll just remind you for those who were not investing money in the 1990s or the early 2000. we heard that in the clinton administration that healthcare and drug prices were going to come down thanks to hillary's healthcare plan. during his administration, healthcare stocks were up 383.6% and market was up 263.5 and drug prices come down? not really, but listening to the president's speech, charles, was it was mind boggling, just the claims that were made, that because of competition, we've

charles: yeah.now, i'm looking at my notes, and you're right. i didn't spell it right, but i have persistent, persistently down here a few times too. gary, let me bring you in. on inflation at 2%, nick brought up the point talked about earlier in the year and hasn't been mentioned since that where we got the most clarity. essentially you have to have inflation and labor coininside ing at liftoff. he said we're not at that or near that that. what do you think? >> the mets would have to win the world series before we taper and -- [inaudible]. look, be my little sarcastic gary and he can sit up there and read the seven "harry potter" books word for word, it doesn't matter. the man said a while ago if the economy gets better we get it above 2% inflation we can taper and take it down. he fibbed. he is not going to do it. the markets now know it. all this talk of tapering what i've been say something bs and unfortunately every saver in this country will continue to be screwed with 0% interest rates and bi

>> charles, good afternoon. the administration is trying to walk the line here and understanding the mandate and what they have said in the past to say either these employees, federal employees, are going to get vaccinated and have proof of that or they're going to make it painful. you have to get tested twice a week and mask and social distance in your place of work. that's how they're trying to walk the line. the office of legal counsel has given them the authorization to say get vaccinated and mandate it in different places. the other thing they're going to try to do in this speech, president biden will try to incentivize people to get the vaccine and will offer $100 to people getting the vaccine from money that they've already appropriated. here we go with money trying to get the vaccine. >> charles: bret, money has not really worked or the lotteries. by the same token saying you're murdering people or killing people, whether it's off the cuff remark or not, that has not worked either. you mentioned this del

prince charles knows that support for the _ prince charles knows that support for the monarchy, princees knows that support forthe monarchy, particularly prince charles knows that support for the monarchy, particularly among younger— for the monarchy, particularly among younger voters is reducing overtime and he _ younger voters is reducing overtime and he wants to remove two more netherlands style bicycling monarchy where _ netherlands style bicycling monarchy where the dutch king is actually a pilot weather than being king. but also for— pilot weather than being king. but also for that model, i think it's a little _ also for that model, i think it's a little harsh— also for that model, i think it's a little harsh to sort of admonish edward — little harsh to sort of admonish edward in — little harsh to sort of admonish edward in this way because i think is actually— edward in this way because i think is actually done a pretty decent 'ob. is actually done a pretty decent ioh but — is actually done a pretty decent job. but it's prince charles decision— job. but it's prince charles decis

charles: will bill, our time is winding down.think you for the opportunity to sit down and have this discussion and again over your shoulder but iwn have my copy as well. the profession. "the profession - a memoir of community, race, and the arc of policing in america" bill bratton. and letov me tell you something, this is a very very very good book. you not only talk about your career and the issues that you were confronted with them your actual teaching a lot of this book. you going to the descriptions of qualifying immunity and some of the other things and really found that to be very worthwhile. and anyone is interested and leadership, they should read this book because it is written by one of the foremost leaders. not only in policing but in this country. and that is bill bratton. it's really my honor. god bless you. bill: thank you so much. charles: and you only a signed copy. bill: it is on its way. [laughter] >> to be on "c-span2", space travel, we start with the book test god, galactic and the makings of a modern astrona

charles watson joins us live with the latest, good afternoon, charles. >> hey, good afternoon, griff. every single state in the country is seeing a rise in new covid cases as the delta variant tips-- continues to dominate. st. louis county, for example, is mandating everyone over age five is having everyone wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination. and indoor mask wearing for everyone. >> i'm vaccinated. i vaccinated for a reason to not have to wear a mask, but, i don't know. >> i think it's easier to

charles: executive orders in a way our directives.t biden did was very far-reaching, one of the most sweeping executive orders, with 72 different initiatives, directing a dozen federal agencies to look at the competitiveness of the u.s. economy across many sectors. it will take time for some of these changes to happen in terms of rulemaking, but in terms of actual activity, if you are a ceo thinking about any kind of acquisition or merger, you will already start to factor in what is being directed in this executive order before you make that decision. it could impact behavior relatively quickly. in terms of room making, it takes anywhere from three to six months or longer. i think it could dampen activity . kailey: when you look at regulatory risk in the financial sector, is this the greatest one, this focused on antitrust and competition, or is there something that is a far greater threat? charles: for the financial services industry, this is probably one of the top two regulatory risks. the other one is what is being done especially

charles: that remains to be seen.uld be a good step for them to take, the first step that they take. whether that will be sufficient, i don't know that i have a good answer for that at this point. it will depend. again, they need to signal their seriousness about not converting these temporary shocks into more persistent shocks of inflation and they are going to have to respond with policy actions. the first step would be tapering and beginning to stop this extraordinary volume of assets that they are purchasing. they purchased roughly 60% of all the debt the u.s. government issued since the beginning of the pandemic crisis. shery: what is the risk of waiting at this point and are you talking about going back to the 1970's and what happened or could it be even worse? charles: there could be two or three ways that can play out. the fed could get very lucky. i think that is a possibility but not a very large possibility. the second possibility is that the fed wakes up and decides it has to do something about this, and i

. >> reporter: charles hobbs proves he can keep up with trainees half his age.at 51 years old, the martinez man just graduated from the fire academy. on the chabot college campus in alameda county. >> it is a very rewarding place to be. it's very unusual for a 51-year- old to come through this. >> reporter: the retired fire captain that coordinates the program at chabot, also trains for the fire tower and says most students are between age 19 and their mid-30s. but more mature students like charles bring valuable life experience as better communicators and problem solvers than their younger counterparts. >> for literacies i look for someone who will make it in he brings a of lrey min withit. confidence, competence, consistency and compassion. >> charles, a personal trainer, decided to become a first responder after he rescued a child in 2019. he and his wife are on a vacation at a tahoe ski lift when he saw a father clutching his young son. >> his child slipped off the lift and he reached over to hold his sons in this position. >> charles jumped off the ski lift

so charles akataobi let me start with you if i could. as of last week nigeria had administered at least one dose of covid-19 vaccine to just 1% of the population. i wanted to ask you to start out by saying, telling us a bit about the status of vaccine deliveries in nigeria. beyond covax has nigeria worked with the african union to secure additional doses? while waiting for vaccines to arrive what activities have you been undertaking in training health workers at the district and local levels to begin to prepare for their distribution? >> thank you, katherine. i'm really, really grateful -- [inaudible] especially for the covax to give -- [inaudible] many front-line workers are as also. i want to say thank you. just to answer your question, so we launched -- a lot of experience. one of the things we try to do prior to getting the vaccine was try to -- [inaudible] now when we go out we also identify the capacities especially at the lowest levels. [inaudible] including distribution of the vaccine. so what we have done is dropped from that ex

charles: we don't know.michigan was one of the last states to even offer unearthing nursing home that counted now we come to find out that they were trying to catch up and count them. when they found out i was about 44 percent and i stopped counting because i said, was too hard and too time-consuming. that is what they said. and then we find out that they are not checking addresses to see if people who died in that was in a nursing home printed the nursing home numbers that we have our self-reported and everybody knows the nursing homes has all of the desire in the world it to make the numbers fire because people are going to start looking at it so it's goos that were going to have an independent audit but the data gaps are so big that i don't know where we are going to go and i don't know if the data exists to be so far it does not and we don't even know who the company was i was doing that 44 percent count. that's how messed up it is here pretty. >> so that they took a little over 1600 cases right number 1

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my name is matthew charles. it's an honor to have this opportunity to speak with you today, just as it was an honor for me to be at the state of the union address two years ago and receive a standing ovation from members of the house and senate. some of you know my story. as a young man i was on the wrong path. i grew up in a public housing unit in north carolina with a father who was both physically and verbally abusive. i was angry and lost and i began to mimic that behavior i experienced at home. i share this not as an excuse but to help you understand why i made the bad choices that resulted in my incarceration. at 18, i tried to escape home life and join the army, but i was still angry and mad at the world. for the next decade, i was in a dark place. i sold drugs and spent about 5 years in state prison but i had not yet hit rock bottom. in 1995 i was arrested for selling 216 grams of crack cocaine to an informant and illegally processing a firearm. because of my prior criminal activity and because i sold cr

ainsley: charles with more. charles.om now and as you mentioned, they will meet with the family members of victims as well as first responders to try to offer them some comfort as the death toll here rises to 18. four new names added to the list of deceased include two young girls, 10-year-old luck eagerer air, younger sister 4-year-old emma general air and 42 ana lee rodriguez and 21-year-old andres and search and rescue efforts are extended to day 8. first responders are using 3d images created by the israeli defense force to help rescuers identify where victims and maybe even survivors could be. this as questions continue to grow about what caused champlaine south to come crashing down. the focus remains on the building's pool in the parking garage below. moments before the partial building collapse a tourist recorded this video of water pouring out of a ceiling into the garage. she heard the loud noises and decide today go check it out. 5 lawsuits filed in the case and grand jury investigation that will happen. ly se

gerry: i'm back with american enterprise charles murray, let's take the second truth in your book whichrace and ethnicity in the wake of the george floyd killing last year this country erected in a fury about recent policing with the general assertion and i think it's fair to say widespread belief that there is something fundamentally racist about law enforcement justice that ends up with many more black people being arrested, many more black people being in prison, what is the reality that we really should be looking at here. >> take new york in the years in 2006, 2019 the proportion of arrest of vital defenses among blacks was 11.6 times the proportion for whites 11 to one is a huge difference in the importance is a police officer who is going to a low-income black neighborhood, as a matter of reality is facing a much more dangerous environment than affluent white suburb once again the causes of crime don't make a difference. if that police officer is going to behave professionally and responsibly he or she has to use different standards of how much they have to establish their author