coming up, david jones. this is a really important discussion we are going to have on linking investment and finance into the market. but this is exciting. taylor, made more so by the miss 30 days ago. taylor: a great chart on the terminal that we will put up for the radio audience as well, that markets love the uncertainty because it means we still get the punch bowl. tom: the punch bowl is out there, and the dynamics of what the fed will do. we heard from bill dudley, we heard from glenn hubbard at columbia. there's a lot of that assumption in the market. we are waiting for the fed to do something. it is not there. tom: at least this will give us -- romaine: at least this will give us more groundwork for what to expect, assuming the data comes in around what excitations are. i think the question is if we do get another downside miss like last time, that really changes the calculus for a lot of folks. tom: i want to go to the many nuances we see, and carl riccadonna of bloomberg intelligence was good about

elizabeth: he said they could be politically biased in their own political agenda cabinet minister david jonesed his fact checking partnership in 2017 to go after trump now it's led to all sorts of information being blocked on their own website, what are they are they just a social platform or are they a publisher. >> absolutely a publisher i have a bill that would reform section 230 until they reform section 230 the viability protection they are acting like publishers and they will behave in the manners in which you want to behave there is no retribution, nobody had any action to take look at what happened to theyo w york post with hunter biden new york post good to do nothing because i have a liability protection under section 230 they ask about publishers like newspapers and unlike news outlets and newspapers they cannot be sued so they will behave in the manner they're behaving in until we take section 230 liability protection away from them. elizabeth: aren't american people being misled, facebook has been accused of bias in censoring legitimate stories and stifling public debate includin

david jones of bank of america securities is a decidedly different global investment strategist withs imf analytical credit. stay with us. it is jobs day on radio and television. ♪ (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. and there are over 20 exercises to choose from. get gym results at home. no expensive machines, no expensive memberships. go to aerotrainer.com to get yours now. >> it's hard to have much of an impatient -- of an inflation problem if wages are still quiescent. >> people will get more comparable coming back to work, but they are demanding more wages to do it. >> the market is a little too complacent about the fed not even talking about talking about tapering. >> 2022 is going to be a year of deceleration. the economy is going to be strong, but it is going to be growing slower. >> this is "bloomberg su

former uk cabinet minister david jones commented on this saying it is deeply worrying.mp. it led to all sorts of information being blocked on their own website. what are they? are they just a social platform or are they a publisher? >> they're absolutely a publisher why i have a bill that would reform section 230. until we reform section 230, their liability protection because they are acting like publishers, they will continue to behave in the manners which they want to behave. there is no retribution for them. nobody has any action they can take. look what the new york, what happened to the "new york post" with the hunter biden story. the "new york post" could do nothing and their twitter account was shut down. because they have liability protection under section 230. they act like publishers, like news outlets, like newspapers, unlike news outlets and newspapers they cannot be sued. they're continue behaving in the manner which they are behaving until we take the section 230 protection away from him. elizabeth: the issue, is the american people being misled too? that

. >> i am david jones.he managing partner of blue ridge restaurant group. >> i am lisa smallwood. i was contractor for usda. then in september, no august, they decide that they are going to renew like the top three accountants. >> my name is jason webb from huntington, west virginia. and my business is gd ritzy's. >> when june 12 come, guess what, you won't get anything unemployment at all. so it's like, ok, now what disaster is going to hit now? >> the unemployment is in florida is $275 a week, that doesn't cover much in the way of bills. >> it's all politics. and i'm so sicand tired of it. everybody's trying to make a point. but guess what? they are actually playing with people's livelihood. >> $300 is, you know, $1200 a month. it makes a difference. and i had to establish a financial runway back in the first quarter of 2020. and it extends that runway by, you know, 25%, 30%. >> we do see that light at the end of the tunnel. and that was a good feeling to have. and then we ran into this hurdle of employee

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of piedmont happens on june 5th 1864, which results in the death of confederate general grumble jones. david hunter brings intentional destruction to the shenandoah valley as he's moving south. he does burn the virginia military institute in lexington when he reaches that town in retaliation for the cadets role at the battle of new market a few weeks earlier. well, he doesn't come in. entirely unopposed and the confederates under general jubal early opposed david hunter at lynchburg. there's a clash there on june 17th and 18th hunter retreats in defeat into west virginia which opens the door for the confederates to control the shenandoah valley again, and jubal early is ready to take full opportunity to take full advantage of that opportunity he commands the second core of the army of northern virginia units that have already operated in the shenandoah valley in previous war years. in some ways the valley is the second course playground. they learned war there under general thomas j stonewall jackson in 1862. and if the valley is their playground then washington dc the federal capital is lik

tim, speaking of the children, mother jones has recovered documents, david corn over at mother jones has a piece where it shows that ivanka trump did not testify accurately in the inauguration scandal case during a december 1st deposition. ivanka trump was asked if she had any involvement in the process of planning the inauguration. she replied i really didn't have an involvement. this wasn't accurate which indicated she was part of the decision-making for various aspects of the inauguration, including even the menus. she was involved in recruiting talents and pushing a women's entrepreneur reception which wound up being scuttled. how much loyalty actually exists in this family? it doesn't seem that donald trump is loyal to anyone, except maybe ivanka. are they loyal in reverse? if people start getting in trouble for stuff like the inaugural, how many of them stick together in your view? >> oh, i don't think any of them stick together. i think everyone understands that in donald trump's world, loyalty is a one-way street. he will throw anybody under the bus he needs to to save his ow

. >> how did mother jones david become part of this story? >> david was someone i knew for many years on and off. we just traveled in the same circles as journalists, journalists originally and then i'd had occasional contact with him about stuff after i left the journal and started fusion. you know, he's investigative interrogator whore now runs the bureau here for mother jones and also espionage buff and has written at least one or two books about espionage matters and so he reached out to me at the very end of the campaign at a point when we were very concerned about what was happening inside the government and the fact that the fbi had reopened an investigation into hillary clinton and seemed to be suppressing the fact that they had an investigation in donald trump. and that really concerned us and confused us and so when he asked to talk to me, i agreed to meet him and that led eventually to him speaking over skype with chris steele and a story that ran in the final days before the election about how chris had provided information to the

joining me now is david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones and we're thrilled to announce here on "the beat," he has a new newsletter coming out. and mark thompson. good to have you both here. i would be remiss if i didn't mention here in person. happy 2021. >> it is great to be here. you haven't missed a beat. >> it is great to have you both here. mark, i come to you. >> they're drawing the line in the sand and talking about the midterms, nullifying biden may do by trying to fin back the house and the senate. that is why the hold up for manchin to get rid of the filibuster, to bring about the type of voter protections that go further, compromise people can build on that but it is not enough. we need to deal with pre-clearance, we need to deal with no excuse absentee voting. if manchin is a democrat. if cinema is a democrat, they must defend everything john lewis fought for in his life so that the democrats can keep the house and the senate. otherwise barrasso will get exactly what we wants. votes rights have been attacked. if you reason to mitch mcconnell today, they don'

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jones. i kind of stole my way and because that's exactly what i was going to say, keep going, my friend and david in the bottom line is even if you're going to see conservative republicans challenge from the right if, if they refuse to adhere to what we call the big lie and you're getting, you know, the marjorie greene's, the laura, barnsley, real wackos coming into the system because they're pledging allegiance to trump the getting elected. there are even, even if you have 10 percent me percent of traditional conservative saying i can't go along with that. look where they're doing that is enough to prevent the party from regaining power. there is, if you win with unity, you lose with this younger and right now the republican party is this united. ok, well, you know, i, i, you know, when you talking about marjorie green and people like that, the democrats have their own set of lunatics as well. ok, so it's franklin, let me bear. bear about about, about a week. let me go back to you and watch it. and how do you get unity here? i mean, i've been watching this very, very closely since the inaugurati

head coach david askren company trying to stay alive it was eliminating game for both stanford and their opponent vanderbilt top of the 6th ross jonesas been on fire. 3 more hits today, including that one over to right field. the wall, the carnival of 5 to 2 jones almost homered and everybody's happy. but it fell apart in the 9th ending in this was the doozy. can't do that. a wild pitch and the game vanderbilt. goes on to win their storybook season continues. stanford season comes to an end. let's hear from the coach after the game. >> well, it's one of those classic college world series games. unfortunately didn't fall our way. you then a been a part of a few of them some of them have gone my way. and so you just you just know that's what happens here at omaha. sometimes you get you get in those late innings and sometimes you have those magical ending for one team or another. we checked >> too bad angels star shohei ohtani. yes, a few laughs with up to check in for the illegal stuff not everyone's been laughing about that. we go to extras. bottom of 12 runners at the corners. grounder to first umpire says when does he's in in time

david s current company trying to stay alive. this was an elimination game for both teams. let's go to the top of the 6 brock jonese's been on fire and he continued in this game that double puts the cardinal up 5 to 2. everything is great jones also homered in the game of andy. they scratched back to tie in the 9th. then brandon back. can't do that to end the game. wild pitch. the winning run scores from 3rd. the common doors when 65 stanford season. comes to a sobering and. >> angels starting show high ohtani. as a few last with the umpire that they check in for illegal substances. he's not pulling down his pants like somebody in oakland. we go to extra bottom of the 12 runners at the corners. grounder to first umpire said buster posey did not get the tag down in time to get the runner at home. the angels apparently when the game. but the cause challenge and we look again and posey palm father review. the runner is out and the giants they live on top of the 13th. the giant finally break it open with 7 runs. this three-run home run by mike tauchman who had struck out 5 times. he whiffed again, he would have tied a

david, ask her and stanford trying to stay alive in the college world series. this was an element elimination game against vanderbilt top of the 6 brought jones. on fire 3 more hits today, including this rbi double to put the car in 5 to 2 jones. also homered but van de scratch back to tie in the 9th. then brendan beck tie game never want to do that. wild pitch for vanderbilt to continue their season. they win. 65 stamford season comes to a sobering. and this alright nba playoffs. check this out. trey young. he's been so good off the back board to john collins. warriors is a former teammate of tampa bay's more. let's go to the 4th quarter. 48 points most ever. for a player making his conference finals debut 30 seconds left young misses. but clint capella gets the rebound. give the hawks the one-point lead bucks down 3. now, last chance khris middleton. it's not good. final score. one 16, one 13 game 2 is on friday. the olympic roster for them and senior national basketball team has been finalized and draymond green will be a part of it. this will be the second time he's played in the olympics he won a gold medal back in 2016, the olympics, of

jones. evan joseph morris. samantha elizabeth ory. benjamin mathias lehman. christopher graham baker. jared nolan lyons. leo michon seo connell. nicholas theodore tolly scalise. jacob chang do we. davidier schardt tonue. mary margaret pole track. oscar edward parmenter and cory ross scheidler. [cheers and applause] [applause] the vice president of the secretary that maybe the commandant of the marine corps chief of naval operations the superintendent and the commandant of midshipmen will now present diplomas to members of the graduating class individually by company. number companies will receive their diplomas from my left and even-numbered companies from my right. fromom the first company -- [reading names] [reading names] [reading a names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] sara age part. ann e. pin the larry. william r. ross. jordan bean mclaughlin. franklin d hsu. adam m. moore. >> catherine chabinsky. c jonathan j. murphy. >> michellee a. barry i know. nicholas d>> novak. grace e. candygram. madison g. bike. [reading names] >> in the fourth company [reading names] lindsay m. tanner. carson l. barry. carolyn e. fields. andrew walter i

david, don't be mad at you, i still love you. >> i am not mad at you. >>> progressive democrats criticizing joe manchin. the op-edam may as well be titl, "why vote to preserve jim crow." congressman jones(vo) jack was one of six million pets in animal shelters in need of a home. he found it in a boy with special needs, who also needed him. as part of our love promise, subaru and our retailers host adoption events and have donated 28 million dollars to support local animal shelters. we're proud to have helped over 230,000 pets so far... changing the lives of dogs like jack, and the families who adopt them. subaru. more than a car company. are the color cartridges in your printer ready for another school year? what's cyan mean? it means "cyan-ora" honor roll. the epson ecotank. no more cartridges. it comes with an incredible amount of ink. just fill and chill. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. >>> i want to discuss this with congressman mondale jones. thank you for joining us. happy pride month. >> thank you, you as well. >> i want to bring something from the op-ed. for

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simon jones, bbc news. sir davidill be some of the most important in human history. it's as the final day of the summit in cornwall gets under way today. the seven world leaders are also expected to pledge to almost halve their emissions by 2030, and the prime minister will say he's launching a fund worth £500 million to protect the world's oceans and marine life. the queen will host the us president and first lady at windsor castle later this afternoon as the g7 summit in cornwall draws to a close. joe biden and his wifejill will be welcomed by a guard of honour, followed by tea at the royal residence. he will be the 12th us leader the queen has met during her reign. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it's a busy weekend for the queen. on friday evening she was in cornwall, meeting the g7 leaders and posing with them for a group photograph. share posing with them for a group photograph-— posing with them for a group photograph. posing with them for a group -hotoara-h.�* , , ., posing with them for a

david aaronson. i'm a resident of district 1 and i'm with the corps team of wealth and disparities founded by at thelicia jones. apparently, because of this. the police department will provide a report of the case status under review by the d.a. of officer involved shootings that are activity. the s.f. p.d.. only covers shootings from 2017 through 2020. it's our understanding that d.a. boudine is still investigating the officer-involved shooting which occurred in 2015 and which resulted in the d.o.j. review of the department. it's our understanding that d.a. boudine is investigating other shootings which occurred before 2017. we want to know if that is the case. the d.a. has filed charges in the officer shooting death. wealth and disparities called successfully for the firing of the trainee rookie officer killing him. we, of course, supported charges in that shooting. we also demand charges in the case of mario woods. we would like the status on the mario woods case on deah boudine. we would also like to know if on d.a. boudine's watch if any officers are being charged and therefore lacking the long-term prote

david: gary, there is another problem we have to mention. they would like to sweep it under the rug but became apparent in a courtroom not long ago when the former president of the uaw, gary jonesa lot of crimes that he committed in regard to taking union funds, et cetera. you know, we have a president who says he is a union guy but he has got to deal with the fact that the uaw has a lot of problems with corruption they have got to get to the bottom of, no? >> yeah. quite the large union and i was, i read the u.s. attorney that prosecuted, actually stated that culture of corruption and a history of many other chieftans of this operation, that committed crimes. it was like the norm. that is the way he stated it. just amazing to see. look, the man is going to pay the price and hopefully they learned a lesson because this is not the first. when i read the numbers, by the way there are 11 of them pleading guilty for taking money and taking vacations and cars and unions when people steal money like that. hopefully the uaw sees the the big guy, rens changes need to be made for the better. david: looks at the non-union companies in the south. some of the key to some of the recessions