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of a sudden this, all they would be is there is still with us or i, we've lost the connection with david b as the out of a route. we will try and to reestablish that connection and to and speak to him on this news hour and a little moments. but we'll go on to other news and tell you about this. because for the 1st time ever, israel, bahrain and the united arab emirates have publicly acknowledged holding joint military drills. the 3 countries along with the u. s. or conducting naval exercises in the red sea. it's one of the world's busiest oil shipping routes that connects the mediterranean with the indian ocean through the suez canal. and the gulf of 8 in the military exercise comes more than a year after the u. e. and bahrain normalized ties with israel will from western salon. harry faucet explains the timing of the naval exercise. and what it means for the region was as being cold. and he is really media an unprecedented military exercise involving israel, the united arab emirates, bahrain, and the united states navy, all in the red sea, a 5 day exercise involving at sea training, of am

thankfully still with us, david plouffe and a b stoddard. a.b.ueler thing i could ask you would be to explain trigonometry. does the first bill passing endangered the second bill passing, and what links them? when is it going to be voted on? >> we'll, if the passage of the first bill didn't threaten the passage of the second bill, it would not have been held hostage for three months. the president could have had a signing ceremony in august, with several republican senators who are supported this bill and instead, we're looking at the barrel of the week before thanksgiving at best. it could go later than that though. i do think there has been enough of a commitment from different factions of the democratic party, and the democratic caucus to each other and it will pass. we just don't know when. i think the problem for democrats, on messaging the second bill, you heard secretary buttigieg talking about the quote infrastructure bill being very popular, with 70% of americans favoring. it they promised a lot of programs that will not attempt in the f

that's actually how i met greylock, because david zee led my series b.as doing angel investing while i was the founding ceo and the co-founder of linkedin. but i didn't start venture investing until after i had hired jeff wiener to be the ceo of linkedin. david: and linkedin openly was sold to microsoft for roughly $26 billion, or something like that. did you ever anticipate something like that when you started the company or helped to start the company? reid: so, one of the things to think about when you are strategizing, and my first book has this framework called abc planning. think about the spread of outcomes. what is the great possible outcome? what is the worst outcome? what are the intermediate outcomes? what are the things that change the landscape of it? so, i always knew that linkedin could be a network as a platform that would be transformative. and i also knew that it was the kind of thing that most aligned with microsoft's mission. so, did that mean that i knew microsoft was going to end up buying it for the largest acquisition in its histo

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i went ahead on something else, david on this because during an interview with n b c, meet the press over the weekend, us energy secretary, jennifer granholm, stated the obvious. basically, we blaming the cartel for rising gas prices in the country after the white house is of course, called on opec to release more supply. what do you make of this comment? i mean, obviously, oil is that on the global market, which opec for the most part control? yeah, i think that's a fair point. but i think there's the more obvious absurdity of our national energy strategy in the name of the carbon is ation. and with the democrats playing politics and vilifying us energy producers and pipelines, we have reduced us production and prohibited many drilling avenues that would have brought us not only energy independence, but also kept prices down. so biting was elected largely on an anti trust platform, which included not just a verbal smack down for us energy sector, but also real constraints put on capacity growth limits. and, and i think in this respect you reap what you sow. jennifer can blame opec a

they have an important lesson to teach us, and david bella view is a perfect example. host: then i b -- ben in utah. caller: good morning, i appreciate the opportunity to speak with mr. kitfield. i am a retired military veteran, a vietnam that. i serve from 1964 to 1990. so i gave 26 years of my life to a military career. part of that tour of duty was in vietnam. i had three tours in southeast asia, one in vietnam. one of the people i had the pleasure of serving alongside was a medal of honor recipient. his name was john lovett though -- and his name was john. he was in the air force like myself and we flew gunships in the republic of south vietnam and he eventually passed away from cancer a few years ago, but i always admired john quite a bit. and i just wanted to ask mr. kitfield if he has mentioned in your book. i am kind of curious about that. but, that said i also wanted to inject a common phrase that i think was first quoted by a commanding admiral during world war two that said that "all gave some, and some gave all." that is the attitude of most people serving on active duty.

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. >> there is b a discussion going on right now. a big discussion. about davidlle and a woman that we learned about who evidently committed suicide after identifying and working with a show she had been invited to participate in by david chapelle. and i have real sad thoughts about her. her name is daphne. of course david chapelle is a brilliant comedian. there is a discussion going on. i am trying to listen to everything that is being said by the transgender community , david chapelle and on and on. i don't want to get into that today but i don't want us to pretend that this is not going on. with the housing in theng homelessness' we are also concerned about another kind of discussion that is going on so i word ask so please give me a call i will arrange a meeting with myself because i want to talk to you and i want you to share with me what you think and feel and in what way we could show our concern. with that i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you to the chairwoman for extending that invitation again. thank you. the gentle man from ohio mr. gonzal

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they have an important lesson to teach us, and david bella view is a perfect example. host: then i bn in utah. caller: good morning, i appreciate the opportunity to speak with mr. kitfield. i am a retired military veteran, a vietnam that. i serve from 1964 to 1990. so i gave 26 years of my life to a military career. part of that tour of duty was in vietnam. i had three tours in southeast asia, one in vietnam. one of the people i had the pleasure of serving alongside was a medal of honor recipient. his name was john lovett though -- and his name was john. he was in the air force like myself and we flew gunships in the republic of south vietnam and he eventually passed away from cancer a few years ago, but i always admired john quite a bit. and i just wanted to ask mr. kitfield if he has mentioned in your book. i am kind of curious about that. but, that said i also wanted to inject a common phrase that i think was first quoted by a commanding admiral during world war two that said that "all gave some, and some gave all." that is the attitude of most people serving on active duty. i hav

david: it brings to mind also cop 26 and the reminder that maybe we have not invested enough in oil or maybe we shifted away too quickly without a sort of reliable plan bwe are getting lines with asian countries coming out with gdp numbers. i'm wondering, as we almost close out a banner year for oil and energy producers in general, where do you think they will use all that profit? >> you touched on a bunch of interesting topics. one of them is the energy transition. certainly, this has been one of the things that the opec leader said. europe has sworn off of fossil fuels, and who are these people, they think -- who are these people to complain about there being tight markets when they are the ones who have gotten rid of their ability to use fossil fuels and power generation? they are the ones saying we have got to get off of it? there is tension built in here between producers of oil and gas and the biggest importers of oil and gas. the movement at cop 26 right now, energy has been a fairly critical issue. the other question you raised is what are companies going to do about the prophets they are now having? you did not say it exactly, but oil was at t

b to c. but not intuit intuit -- i use it at every single aspect of my life well, it doesn't make dinner credit karma, davidch i hope the booth gives us a 20-year chart there that is double the performance of either the s&p or the qqqs. i find their products are uniformly simple to use. >> i may look into that. there's an endorsement of long-term investing, right there. >> during that pertain tens of thousands of times >> how about -- >> yeah, look at apple maybe not today, but apple, how many times have people traded apple? >> i think that's helpful. obviously there you look at apple. oy gets it's gone pretty darn well there how about a 20-year of nokia. >> how about a five-year of intel verse amd? >> you're a big meanie in. >> now you're okay, now that you've met with gelsinger? >> i'm not that cheap of a date. you can't do that. >> all right look at that. >> >> he gave me an award. >> it was for thinking thinking big >> okay, i like it >> guys, we want to go back to retail we talked about macy's far-fetched is a name, because of this potential deal, but far fetch itself, i don't know if you've seen it, i

issue is -- and david, we learned this from mickey drexler -- do you have enough inventory when they want all the product? the answer is no one has said they do. no one has said our shelves are bare. >> we used to call it the soviet safeway, where it had nothing on the shelves. >> rite aid doesn't have inventory. i don't know, they're terrible cvs has all the inventory you want. >> unfortunately in the cities, everything is under lock and key. i wanted a box of ice cream sandwiches, and you have to find somebody to open the freezer. >> you stop people and say, do you have the key and then try to find a checker and then you do the thing with the scan, one doesn't work, the thing falls off, there's no bag. i hate going anywhere other than to my door where amazon has the product. i'm going to order diet coke from amazon. >> really question, we talked to doug mcmillen yesterday from walmart, and brian cornell at target echoed that this morning. >> we charted our own ships to make sure we could get inventory into the right position. we've working closely making sure we're off-loading our containers in off-peak hours, but really making sure inventory is in the system the inventory w