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but his whole point about the flag and colin kaepernick is spot on.sed, as we've been pointing out, the american flag, blue lives matter flags and flagpoles and confederate battle flags to beat police officers, to try to kill police officers. so, you know, that's where we are right now. in a sense his overall point, i get it. but they didn't really get the treatment that african-americans have had in this country. >> and that's a point a lot of people have made, right? what would have happened if you were to have a role reversal here? what would have happened? what would the ramifications have been? would the carnage have been so much greater? that's a very reasonable question a lot of people asked. i'm also curious what you think about something that republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin has said because he has a very bizarre take on the capitol riots. he doesn't think it was an armed insurrection. let's listen to that. >> this didn't seem like an armed insurrection to me. when you think of armed, don't you think of firearms? >> uh-huh. >> here

>> jesse: he went full colin kaepernick and juan, you never go full kaepernick.ke-asked because a lot of the young talent is pretty political, he thought it would help him sign them but i don't think the ticket holders will be down with this, the nba is not even down with us. kneeling is one thing, canceling the anthem? we finally found out where the line is with social justice and mark flew right past it and got teed up big time. i couldn't believe the white house tried to both-sides the issue of canceling the national anthem. they went squishy on canceling the national anthem, juan. in basketball, you would call that a break. >> juan: greg, actually, i wanted a lot of you to hear from mark cuban. here's something he tweeted last year. if you want to complain, complain to your boss. why doesn't your boss play the national anthem every day before you start work? what do you think of that defense? >> greg: it's actually not a bad defense because he is the boss and he is the owner and he can do what he wants. we have seen this before when we were kids. if you and y

when you look at a previously controversial figure like colin kaepernick and some people say you are unpopular, your message must be wrong, i am using this book to hopefully remind people that most of the time people speaking out for their rights are viewed negatively at the time of their protest. >> host: if it is okay with you in the audience i would like to break the format. we were going to talk for quite a while and take questions at the end but i am seeing some interesting questions coming in now. i want to have a conversation that is mapped out and i want to break away from it and get these questions in and then we can return. are you good with that? i want to reflect on some things you said already. jordan makes a comment. my understanding is that the time the first amendment was passed many people did not think the bill of rights was needed including the first amendment. >> guest: that is correct was the tension is do we want to list out our right and therefore store them up, or by listing them are we going to have to worry that we believe some out and future administrations

colin kaepernick the latest. and the fact it continues.ce of money for the sponsors and also for the stocks and investors in them. how long does that last? >> it is a good question obviously like anything a bubble gets created and people get left holding the bag. i do think that will happen with some spacs the real question here is are you differentiating? if you have a spac with a value that you could add to the company you merged with or acquire is really strategic and really unique, then i think you have a good chance at getting a good business combination and having the spac approved and making money but if all you have to offer is money and no other real value and the only reason you did spac is because everybody else was and some banker talked you into it because you have a big name that is really risky. i'm not sure if colin kaepernick personally put up the sponsor cap so maybe more like a licensing thing than anything else but for people putting in the sponsor capital if you have nothing else to convince a potential company to want

and former and a full quarterback kellen cap renick is cosponsoring a black tech company -- colin kaepernickonsoring a black tech company, working with a private equity firm he wants to identify firms that have a customer base within enterprise value north of a billion dollars. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: how should regulators approve a bitcoin exchange traded fund, tying together -- pressure has been growing on the u.s. securities and exchange commission to allow an etf focused on cryptocurrency. joining us to discuss all things etf is our guest. he is chair of the investment association of the etf committee. as always, thank you so much for coming on and making us smarter on exactly what we are looking at. when you look at some of the bitcoin and cryptocurrency mania, what does it mean for etf's? >> as of yesterday there were no etf's available, there were only etn's and -- there were issues and participants that are encouraging the regulators to -- a good regulatory system is important. educating regulators and seeing that we can get an approval to launch su

ever since colin kaepernick began kneeling for the national anthem, professional teams have been grappling with how to handle all the drama around that moment. you've got fans who want to stand, players who want to kneel, people trying to signal the beer guy while also keeping their hand over their heart. but now one n.b.a. team has tried to find a completely different solution. >> if you go to a dallas mavericks game now, you will not hear or be able to stand for the national anthem, because they're not playing it anymore, they're not singing it anymore. the dallas mavericks ceased playing the national anthem before home games this season and do not plan to play it moving forward, a decision made by the owner, mark cuban. the mavericks did not publicize the anthem's removal. >> this from dan patrick, the lieutenant governor of texas: "the decision to cancel our national anthem off of the dallas mavericks is a slap in the face to every american, an embarrassment to texas. sell the franchise, and some texas patriot will buy it. we are the land of the free and home of the brave. >> trevor: t

and the controversial former pro football quarterback colin kaepernick has joined the friends a.is cosponsoring a blank check company that will look for a business in the consumer sector. he has not played in the nfl since 2016, and that is the year he launched player protests during the national anthem to bring attention to racism and police brutality. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: thank you so much. the focus is on inflation. we continue looking at the reflation trade, and we had -- filtering through optimism on the markets. i'm also looking at platinum because there is a supply squeeze, and you can see the platinum -- if you look outside the equity space, moves a bit muted, or prices ticking higher. tom: you on, 6.44 on -- she has hit an advertising homerun. she is mary barra of general motors, and i can only say the response to who super bowl ad on norway with will ferrell has been absolutely phenomenal. if she can run a company like she can run a super bowl ad, she has got it made. 8:30 this morning, mary barra of gm. finland -- you are in

in the stock market -- people that you would not associate with these kinds of things, like colin kaepernickhn chow. -- and what does that tell you where we are in the market right now? william: it probably tells you that we are close to the top, doesn't it? it is difficult to comment from london on this because we have not seen any spacs in london. they are doing that at the expense of the normal scrutiny that you would expect with an ipo process. so, you know, i think buyers need to be quite careful. spac's are run by professional investors. kkr has a spac. they're well-placed to run those organizations. but when you start to see sports stars raising spac's and so on, i think there was a quote in "the new york times" this week saying that the people who have spac's do not have covid. it shows you something. francine: coming up, with brent crude gaining 18% this year, we are next for the oil market. our interview with the international energy agency is coming up shortly, and this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm f

next, ka medellin dave chappelle gets serious and sums up the capitol hill riots, and colin kaepernicka knee for police brutality. >> they're carrying con fed red flags to the rotunda! the confederate army didn't even do that!

public schools go on to suggest that george washington was a fraud, that colin kaepernick is a moralero and that we shouldn't celebrate indigenous peoples day instead of thanksgiving. we have no right to give thanks for a country that isn't ours. by the time they hit high school , students go out in the world ready to destroy statues. they're asked explicitly, why would somebody engaging in rioting be protected under the first amendment? okay. this is everywhere by the way. it's happening and middle schools all over the country. there celebrating something called the black lives matter week of action. black lives matter is a political party. and yet schools are endorsing i and it specific aims. cities that are doing this include seattle, oregon, los angeles the second largest in the country. milwaukee, boston, washington, dc and we could go on for the lesson plan requires children t examine the ways the black panther party successfully functioned to preserve the values of the black families an villages. the black panther party, racial separatist with a history of murdering people. of

and the controversial former pro football quarterback colin kaepernick has joined the spak frenzy.has not played in the nfl since 2016, the year he launched player protests during the national anthem to bring attention to racism and police brutality. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by 2400 journalists in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> while we are fighting this pandemic and until it is clear we are out of the woods, i think we have got to be aggressive. so, the challenge will be, after it is clear we have weathered it, we have to move away from these extraordinary measures, in my opinion, and i think will be far healthier for it. jon: interesting conversation with robert kaplan, the dallas fed president. interesting op-ed from the new york fed president, mr. dudley. tom: we don't need to talk about it now other than he lines up the ducks. at the bottom of the essay i believe mr. dudley is reflecting inflation concerns. jon: that is the punchline -- we might have to cut back on stimulus sooner to keep inflatio

he understands that we're thinking about the movement from colin kaepernick that the views of the flaghing we can't do is think for mark cuban and put words into his mouth. he hasn't said he is coming from a place where he is boycotting it. he wants to kneel, that it will no longer be played. i know mark has respect for the flag. i'm one of jehovah's witnesses. i wouldn't be a person that puts my hand across my heart. he addressed me as one of his players and said he would like to see me respect the flag a little more. so i know not that i was disrespecting the flag but a better visual per se. i know mark cuban's feelings for the flag and salute are to have respect for it but also he understands for these players everybody has conflicting views on it and especially now. >> dana: i had a question for you. maybe to help us out that heard this story and thought why would you ever stop playing the national anthem. you speak eloquently about the issue. what do you think about people who want the anthem to be played what do we need to better understand to help persuade others to think the sa

. >> i'll give you mine since we're going around the horn here colin kaepernick now has a spac, did you see that >> i saw that. >> i did not see that. >> due diligence, right? >> god bless him once again, we're the last to get on board for the "squawk," i can't say it, though. >> "squawk" spac. >> i think we're probably about six to twelve months too late at this point of the ball game. maybe not. we'll see. >> the spock or the "squawk," i don't know, everybody's doing it >> we asked him yesterday, zell, he's got one did we figure that out he's got one, so i don't know. i don't know these are the kind of things that, in hindsight we go, i mean, come on, maybe they are, maybe they're not. no one rings a bell. no one rings a bell. but city of detroit bonds, less than 2%. on the squanner, on the "squawk" planner. >> let's tell you what's going on we've got january consumer price index data coming up at 8:30 this morning fed carry jay powell is going to be speaking this afternoon at the economic club of new york. and then on the earnings front, coca-cola, and under armour report around 7:00

>> well, before i get started, i have to say, happy colin kaepernick appreciation day. but i do think that these distinctions really matter, because donald trump's team is shrinking. there are fewer people, as has already been said, that actually believe what he says is true. and are willing to stake their professional reputations on it. but here's what's more important, that we continue to deal with what the left hand is doing while always being careful to watch what the right hand is doing. donald trump is not someone who is going to just choose one strategy and try to defeat this insurrection charge. he's going to continue to try to engage in a rehabilitation tour, as are the rest of his ilk around the country so that he can plant the seeds not only for him to continue to make money and potentially run for office again, but for the gop to continue to rise again in ways we are seen over the last couple years. it's going to be critically important that we make sure we have six in one hand and half a dozen in the others, and all of it requires our attention. >> former p

it was a spectacular fab, think again, it is exploding in 2021 and now former nfl quarterback colin kaepernicking he will be launching a special acquisition blank check company with a bull of taking consumer business that has a social purpose to public investors. the former 49er says he intends to raise $250 million through the spac. there's a brand-new spac trading that we gotta get to advertising software giant via and is trading under dsp after and upsize offering pricing at $25 above the 22 - 24-dollar range that was planned, shares are surging up 88% to $47 even. joining us now brothers and vian cofounders chris and tim vanderhook in their first national television interview since going public were thrilled your choosing "the claman countdown". this is amazing but i don't want to say your digital advertising you are very specific in pro dramatic digital advertising. give our viewers a sense of why that is so now that it thing in the ad world. >> thinking for having chris and i hear what a great day for us. let's talk about what is viant technology. just like inequities people want e*trade

we see a proliferation of facts in this situation where football stars like colin kaepernick, shack,- a-rod, a baseball player, a basketball player, shaq all have a stack. aren't you worried this is an asset bubble or mania that has gone too far, too fast? xavier: it has been here for a long time. there is no doubt that last year and this year, you should be accelerating ingrates. if you look at the macro picture, we are moving into a post-covid world. it does not feel like it yet, but it is undeniable with a distribution and technology plays an important part. this is new technology across the picture. investors are not getting returns in traditional markets like corporate debt. there is no yield. your earlier discussion about rates in the united states, it is a testament to that. if you want to make a bet without having to wait years for an ipo to come out, and with good companies, this is one of the ways to tap into the technologies of the future. as always, there will be deals that don't really belong, but that is the nature of free markets. a few leave investors the freedom to m

and colin kaepernick is getting into the hot trend, raising $250 million for a new social justice spacompany. last year more than $75 billion were raised by over 200 spacs, more than quintupling the year before. but, neil, i have to caution investors and viewers because it's great to have a name like colin kaepernick or a-rod and even shaquille o'neal, but have you looked at how much they take off the top? it's kind of like a hedge fund where they take 20% right off without any proven track record. neil: yeah. they make hedge funds look like, you know, the vatican. [laughter] susan li -- >> i wouldn't go that far, but -- neil: that's easy money there. thank you very much, susan. want to go to suzanne clark, she's a big deal, the first time the u.s. chamber of commerce, the ceo is a woman. that broke all sorts of precedent. ms. clark, very good to have you. congratulations. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. neil: so what's on your agenda the? you've got a new administration in town, you've got, you know, an impeachment trial going on as we speak. the chamber's priorities have tende

did you see that mob that told colin kaepernick he couldn't take a knee before a football game attack the capitol and believe that they were right to do so. that is the sense of mindless division. and it is spreading. but here's the opportunity. most people are not this way and most people think the rest of what's going on is crazy and they want to be heard. there's another opportunity here. those people in texas right now who are struggling, who's hearing them? who's helping them? who's speaking to them? that's the mission of leadership. let's see who -- >> and that's our mission. and that's what i'm going to do. but, listen, most people are not this way. i think you have a right -- if you guys could fix my prompter, please, i would appreciate it because my eyes -- you have young eyes. you can read that small type. >> i did before i saw your suit. now my eyes -- i don't know what's going on. >> i think most people, yeah, maybe most people aren't that way. but even if you don't believe you are that way, even if you don't believe you're that way, you still should examine yourself. beca

. >>> colin kaepernick gets in on wall street's latest crazy, and that's what's happening "on the money. the former nfl quarterback teaming up with a private invest tore create a special purpose acquisition company or spac. kaepernick's investment firm promises to focus on racial justice. its board of directors made up entirely of people of color. spacs are shell companies that look like other firms to buy and take over. >>> hot stocks a post on the wall street bets forum highlights the recent rally in shares of tillray and athera and says the run isn't over this is the same group that pushed gamestop groups to dizzying heights >>> united airlines makes a big bet on flying taxis. these air vehicles designed to travel over congested cities george jetson style. united placing a $1 billion order for 200 of them. the first deliveries expected in 2024 > >>> on wall street, the dow up 62 to another all-time high. the s&p down 1 the nasdaq down 35 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for "top of the news. >>> hitting the wall it's a runner's term the moment of body

it started years ago with colin kaepernick. we have people in upper echelons, including the nfl and democrats, who use their platforms for political strategy. and now that they think they have one, watch them stop this idea of guys kneeling and protesting. protest kneel on your own time and do it off-season when it won't make any difference. we need to be investing in school systems so kids look up to them and look at the american dream and realize they have a chance to achieve. they are not doing that. they are telling us they can't make it and that is not what americans do to each other, we make this thing happen if we go out there and work hard. need to know we can make it if we work hard and not be divided. interviewer: thank you. >> pat fallon was also a football field at university of -- football player at the university of notre dame where he studied government and international relations. he now lives in texas. his district is one of seven in the lone star state that changed hands in 2020. interviewer: republican pat fa

police brutality in america during the 2016 nfl season, san francisco, forty-niners quarterback colin kaepernick igniting a movement after choosing to kneel during the song. on tuesday night news broke that mark cuban owner of the dallas mavericks had chosen not to play the anthem before home games for some fans, the move is not a slam dunk. i was really a combination of sad and bears and a little bit angry about it at emory's erie has been a lifelong mavericks fan, the marketing expert says the fallout and domino effect of striking the song doesn't look promising for the franchise. he also says cubans call is confusing honestly this actually deprive the players of an opportunity of an opportunity to peacefully protest when you play the national anthem. >>you can choose to stand for it you can choose to kneel for you could choose to raise a fist for it. they can do any of that anymore. >>i request a cuban in the team for interviews answered but early this afternoon cuban broke his silence on the issue releasing a statement that said in part this we respect and always have respected the passion p

. ♪ ♪ >> bret: controversy over the national anthem began with colin kaepernick taking the stomach andlater, the controversy is back, this time in the nba. at one team owner nixed the tradition of playing the national anthem before games. at that decision was overturned this afternoon by the league. gillian turner has the play-by-play. >> margaret kibben and the dallas mavericks are under fire after canceling the national anthem at home games. a cuban confirming, it was my decision and i made it in november. at the mavericks haven't played the anthem all season, but that's about to change. they reversed course this afternoon saying, all teams will play the national anthem. cuban has spoken out in the past in support of players right to protest. >> they are taking a knee, being respectful, i'm proud of them. i would join them, we've learned a lot since 2017. we have evolved as a country. >> he got into it with critics on national media, if you want o complain, complain to your boss and ask why they don't play the national anthem every day before you work. at the star-spangled banner was

consider you have colin kaepernick doing one and wilbur ross but the same article if you were to substitutepo for spac, and read it out loud you would think you're reading something from the late innings of the tech bubble. so explain the difference now because everyone in this can't have the skillsets you have, can't be that many great companies out there and for it looks like a mad dash at a money grab. >> so i think when you look at this, charles, if you can go back three years, i was live with you talking about uber, talking about lyft, talking about wework and think, all these great companies are staying private forever. they're getting the big multibillion-dollar checks from the soft banks of the world and the mom-and-pop investors, the people at home watching your show aren't getting a chance to invest in these companies like they did with nike or intel or oracle or microsoft years ago. decades ago. so i think right now all you're seeing is a new path to the public markets for companies but i would push back, charles. if you thought 250 spacs for 2020, now you're seeing so far a big

what's happening with spacs and say it's got to be a sign of froth i just read today, i think colin kaepernickdy has a spac, and you've just done a successful deal. >> so -- so let's remove the spac from the question of the market for a second. clearly, there's a massive amount of liquidity in the system which is part of why you see a proliferation of spacs and other forms of capital-raising vehicle, but the fact that there's so much capital in the market is part of what's driving valuations so i was pretty bullish with the elections going to pass and we'll have an outcome and the fed is all in and they don't appear to be pulling up at any time and you just got stimulus and we're about to get more and more stimulus and all of that to me set up for quite a powerful rally in equities. as we rolled into 2021, we had the dems sweep which meant more stimulus, and the fed not appearing to have any interest in pulling away and not wanting to see some inflation and you had the phenomenon of increased retail investing in the market and everyone is sort of staying home and used some of their access savi

question and then answer with a key supreme court case and one of the most burning con tell prey is colin kaepernick taking a knee in protest and i have to say the nfl is a private employer, has the ability to restrict kaepernick's speech and then if say we shouldn't leave the discussion there. we're talking about free speech values and there is a key supreme court case, i tell the temperature of barnett about a jehovah's witness school children who refused to the pledge to the flag during wartime, during world war ii and whose right to not speak was ultimately upheld by the supreme court, that the government can't compel you to speak a message that you don't agree with, and that also applies to public school students who might choose to take a knee. so, yes, we have to remember that private employers have basically at the right to do whatever they want to and n restricting your peach buffs that's not necessarily the end of the prespeech conversation. >> why was the fir amendment edded to the constitution? >> -- added to the constitution. >> i think there's -- the key reason is to support democracy.

continuing questions around tvmentd and it's commitment to social justice, whether you mentioned colin kaepernicke black coaches getting positions, where do you see things. >> well, you know, this was an economic initiative, basically to fulfill a tv contract so the nfl could give the owners bifl their stimulus check. so fine, that's great. and but they wanted to do a super bowl so we could see something we normally see. but this was so abnormal. and in a time for social justice, the nfl gets an f, you have another hiring cycle, one african-american coach without got the job, as you said, basically under pressure, from the de shawn watson, no, the lack of african-americans in the executive suite, and in the coaching seat, it's terrible, it's really terrible. and we're all wonder wag do you do to make these owners do the right thing? i mean many of them seem to just have a sort of confederate, in-- invisible confederate fag of resistance around the organizati saying you are not going to make us do anything. so talk is one thing. but action, we're looking for action. >> i mentioned the ads which al

instead of justice thomas they have colin kaepernick who will go down in history of being part of a marxistion of damage last year most of the black communities. 25 deaths. that's not who we're. that's not what we should be highlighting. we have throughout our history betsy co-man the first black american to have an international license. in 1921. drew -- charles drew, the director of the first blood bank because he bad plasma. 1941. so much great history to learn about. ainsley: burgess, keep up the fight good for you. >> thank you. ainsley: 11 iranian nationals arrested at our southern border two weeks after president biden halted funding for the border wall. dhs secretary chad wolf. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. and... done. and now, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 60 months on all smart beds. ends monday. ♪ ♪ the chevy silverado trail boss. when you have a two-inch lift. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when

one of those moments recently when nike recalled at the calling of colin kaepernick the betsy ross flag off the shelves. >> we are well past 100,000 1000 t-shirts. we are announcing $1.5 million to tunnel 2 towers. today we will announce the donation to tunnel 2 towers is up to $3 million and counting. [applause] >> it is just -- it's incredible. it really is $5 million, you guys. brian: good job. >> 227 to $35 item. brian: going through such harsh treatment how much has your friendship with the president not only has the impactful conservative voice but golf partner and a friend, how much has that helped sustain you through this time? >> it's been tremendous. you know, i'm day-to-day. i wake up every day and thank god that i did. i woke up this morning. and i thank god. i'm grateful that i have been able to make it to election day. ainsley: with your diagnosis, how do you balance it all? what's your advice to all of us? >> i think that we -- the way i look at it is, life is the most precious thing we have and it's probably the thing that most people just take for granted, we're busy, w

stuart: former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick joining the spac friends.ople of color and mostly female seeking to raise about $287 million. 1 billion-dollar plus consumer brands with a special purpose to merge with that company so another celebrity piling on this spac trained-- trained to form these mission inspired shell companies. look at this, so for this year 85% of all ipos have been spac. it's only february and it just started carrying to last year's record which was 248 spac in the entire year, so if this market, i mean, it seem like there is an endless bottom but some people say it might actually be broadening out to. stuart: may be. i'm waiting for that. thank you. here we go, elon musk added again just reading about dogecoin. susan: he says he is buying dogecoin. he bought some for his youngest toddler, has a son so he could be a toddler hot alert and i googled that quickly to see what that was. no idea. apparently a lot of other people are googling it took you could say it elon musk is single-handedly rallying cryptocurrency by buying one and a

i'm thinking of colin kaepernick while i'm watching it. someone else is thinking of someone else.re watching the same game. and we've got to cross the same goal line. >> there's also the financial impact of former president trump's onslaught of falsehoods about the results of the 2020 election. according to a "washington post" review of local, state, and federal spending records, as well as interviews with government officials, the total cost is $519 million and counting. the expenditures reportedly include legal fees prompted by dozens of fruitless lawsuits, enhanced security in response to death threats against poll workers, and costly repairs needed after the january 6th capitol riot. that attack also triggered the expensive a massing of thousands of national guard troops on the streets of washington and fears of additional extremist violence. the "post" notes, $480 million of the total is attributable to the military's estimated expenses for troop deployment through mid-march. the financial impact of trump's refusal to concede is probably much higher. according to the paper, t

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