the peoples corporation founder, chairman, ceo, don peebles joins me now. w much did that influence where you are today? >> my grandfather had a tremendous influence on me. it reminded me one of two things. that black americans were opening doors for other people but economic opportunities were not being open for them. but my grandfather was an optimist. he believed in access to the american dream. he felt his kids, my mother, would do better and his grandkids would have access to the american dream. so he prepared me for the belief that i could do the things that i have accomplished and that only could i do them in this country. charles: don, you have just touched on something that bothers me so much, and i talked a little bit about this earlier with jack brewer, this overarching message we can't do it that everyone is against it. 70 million people voted for the other guy and they don't like you. i think it has taken a toll on us. i really do. i go to kids in high school, they're graduating in a week. they are afraid. they think the world hates them. i thin

for how he's working to address these inequalities, let's bring in don peebles, president and ceo ofbeing here as someone who studies the alternative investment industry, these numbers are actually much better than they are in, say, private equities and hedge funds and asset management broadly, but still there is a gap relative to representation in the broader u.s. population. what do you think the hurdles are and what is the best way to close those gaps >> yeah, those numbers are certainly better than private equity but they also don't tell the true story because those numbers are much, much smaller when it comes to large scale commercial development or large scale condominium development in places like new york city where those numbers are in the single digits, for example. what we have to do, i think, is provide access to opportunity. i think the biggest issue confronting women and minorities, especially african americans, is equal access to cap capital. so capital is deployed discriminatorially, because it's deployed in the most efficient way so they go with the most seasoned dev

still pushing soft-on-crime policy joining me right now people's corporation founder chairman ceo don peeblesrida other areas don great to see you thanks very much for being here. thank you. >> i want to get your take on real estate, right now first give your sense of crime whether or not it is affecting the real estate market? >> well absolutely, it is affecting the real estate market i am optimistic that mayor is going to step in get a handle on this going to require a partnership with him and district attorney of manhattan, alvin bragg needs to prosecute crumbs as elected to do if you look where i am in south florida heading back to new york tomorrow a very big difference between two environments south florida optimistic, people are doing business feel safe especially in have miami. and palm beach. you have conferences, jpmorgan having alternative investment conference here tomorrow. you have milken, palm beach this weekend, milken in miami last three days, a lot is happening here a lot of new york businesspeople are here. many, many have permanently relocated in south florida i think that

teaching other people how to do it was don peebles started the multimillion dollar real estate empirencerned, we have a political revolution in this country that has nothing to do with right or left but family. youngkin found something. dave: the mayor of new york, you've got to work with jack brewer. he knows how to fix things. charles: his fatherhood legislation is amazing. what a pleasure. dave: thank you very much. the federal mandate requiring masks on planes will expire in less than a month but flight attendants are fighting to keep the rules in place. the pentagon just approving deployment of 700 national guardsmen to dc as they prepare for trucker protests and security precautions don't end there. is dc's mayor overreacting? chad program has report from capitol hill next. ♪♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. and the people of old dominion never turn away a promise. or over promise. or make an empty promise. we keep them. a promis

was reportedly severely injured. ortiz roman casa reports from the don bus republic as schilling and continues here. and, and as peebles, republican women here, and it's in the center of the city on the outskirts of the season. of course said the news came from the city of a girl of car earlier on friday where 2 teachers were killed by a shelling at a school. thankfully, the school was close and there were no words were no children of presents. he would english and good again, british french eaten tricky. another tragedy occurred in our town today. ukrainian force as shelter school. as a result, our colleagues, 2 of our teachers have died for 8 years. we have been leaving in fear that our loved ones may get hurt. die how colleagues may die. why's that? there is no answer. if you keep us till it will be high enough, he grant has been given us for 8 years now. he's left without parents. the deputy had teacher has a son, he's in 5th grade, he became an orphan. she didn't have a husband, he died. the geography teacher has a sick mother. no one knows what to do with her now. that's terrifying. when will this be over? we're