because they can't control it which is the exact same reason elizabeth warren hates that going. the chinese communist and elizabeth warren both want to control you, your assets, your savings, your speech, your life, your children, every decision they want to control. we need to break upp the means of controlling the citizenry. and we the people. [cheers and applause] >> don't ever apologize. [cheers and applause] they are not engaged in discourse. they are not actually offended by whatever it it is the it is they are whining about. they want to destroy you. they want to silence you they want to subjugate you. respond with joy. laugh at them. it will drive them bananas. but you can't do that. no no no. >> shut the hell up. [cheers and applause] >> it is none of your damn business if i want to get the vaccine i will get it if i don't i will not and it's none of your business how i decide for me and my family. [cheers and applause] >> that scares them so the first thing i will say is use your voice every one of you have a powerful megaphone to the world. two years ago i launched a

the chinese communists and elizabeth warren both want to control you. your savings, your speech, your children. every decision they want to control. we need to break up the means of controlling the citizenry. i want an unruly, uncontrollable, american, we the people! number two. don't ever apologize to the woke mob. it doesn't work. they're not engaged in rational discourse. they're not actually offended at whatever idiocy it is that they are whining about that moment. they want to destroy you. they want to silence you. they want to subjugate you. respond with joy. laugh at them. it drives them bananas. are leftists the least funny people on planet earth? you can't say that! you can't do that! i don't like that! no! no! shut the hell up! it's none of your dam business. if i want to get a vaccine, i will get a vaccine. if i don't want it, i won't. it is none of your business how i decide for me and my family. that scares them. because it's not controllable. the third thing that i will say is speak out. use your voice. every one of you has a powerful mega

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elizabeth warren was excited when she saw this kind of democracy at work.knows that if we are going to preserve democracy in america, if we are going to fight russia, and elizabeth warren is going to meet fingertip control of your family's finances now and always. and by the way, don't try and hide anything from elizabeth warren, say, in cryptocurrency, because if you do, elizabeth warren will know you're working for blood and rebooting. >> as i mentioned earlier we are going after two things, trying to squeeze the russian economy and also trying to squeeze those oligarchs, right? the problem is we're doing that only through the formal banking system, and we are doing a good job on that and that is very effective, it's historic, i'm 100% behind it, but there's a hole in -- the whole is crypto. in other words, you've got to pick it, crypto, if you want to continue to trade and provide the trading platforms and so one, the wallets. you could do business in russia or you can do business in united states but you can't do business in both. >> tucker: here's an i

still got a long way to go to climb back, but it has been a recovery senator elizabeth warren announcingld allow the government to crack down on crypto companies that are conducting business with sanctioned russian entities, tweeting, quote, we can't allow putin and his cronies to hide their wealth and evade sanctions using cryptocurrency joining us now, ftx ceo sam bankman-fried, runs a big international crypto exchange. first, how easy is it for russian oligarchs to use crypto to hide their wealth and evade sanctions? >> it's a really good question, and the answer today is it's very difficult to do so. there are a very large number of checks in place to confront that, everything from their bank to the bank they would be wiring money to that the exchange would be using, doing sangs checks to the exchanges themselves know your customers promises and sanctions checks on the banks involved and the people involved, doing sanctions checks on the tokens involved and any transfers going out as well. there are lot of processes in place to prevent this from happen and they have been fairly effec

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. >>> tonight on "the mehdi hasan show" senator elizabeth warren is here to discuss the situation in ukraine and the ripple effects we're feeling back home, especially gas prices. >>> plus, the winner of the nobel peace price on putin's call to place his nuclear forces on high alert. >>> and you want to see what real cancel culture looks like? i'll be joined by a top russian journalist who has had to flee his country for daring to speak the truth about the invasion. >>> good evening, i'm mehdi hasan, it is 8:00 p.m. in washington, d.c., 2:00 a.m. in ukraine. the early hours of what is now day 19 of russia's war against ukraine. an american journalist was shot and killed on sunday while reporting in irpin, a town outside kyiv that has seen heavy shelling and fighting in recent days. brent renaud, age 50, was killed gathering footage of refugees. a short time ago "time" released a statement saying we are devastated by the loss of brent renaud. as an award-winning filmmaker and journalist, brent tackled the toughest stories around the world often alongside his brother. in recent weeks h

also a direct quote from reading hear from elizabeth warren.or free speech when you have someone essentially wants to enact fairness? >> looking at the ftc shouldn't worry too much about free speech, first amendment remains quite strong and they are encouraged by the fact that this particular nominee comes from internet world she understands from a section 230, content moderation and its valuable. i don't think it's time to panic about free speech in america just yet. kennedy: i do, have you been to college? you didn't go to college, video? >> a long, long time ago the tooth that's right and i can tell you with smart nebraska accent. thank you for taking the time, appreciate seeing you. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: absolutely. topical storm is next. ♪♪ as a small business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving with comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a

if elizabeth warren plans to do it, see what biden does then?todd: does this surprise you, the white house response? to me, this doesn't surprise me, what about you? >> this has shown the american people their true agenda is to get everybody off gas-powered vehicles regardless of the fact you can't drive semitrucks or fly 747s on electric. their agenda is leftist woke agenda and would be having low gas prices right now if they stuck with the production of oil. we are importing russian oil right now. we didn't under president trump. we had production of oil and all he has to do, solve this problem himself, open keystone pipeline, open up drill og federal lands again. he said america first, promote american products put your money where your smouth on american gas. >> carley: they just paused new drilling on federal land and oil and gas industry is saying, listen, open up. if you cut the red tape, we'll help you politically, help lower gas prices. why is the biden administration unwilling to do that? >> it comes back to their run by the leftist ag

things you haven't sold yet, the same thing as elizabeth warren's wealth tax, isn't it?ing stuff is gone, the new deal stuff, the spending they are proposing is more possible because it's military and police the tax part they are keeping is going after the wealth tax which is phantom income like if you have 100 million in stocks and close to 200 million, you haven't sold any michael back to 50 million but it's irrelevant because you will pay at least 20% tax on that gained. collecting it all, it full of holes and will lead to people fleeing the country so it won't bring in that much money which is why the whole plan is only going to mean we will borrow 14 and a half billion over the next ten years instead of 15 and a half trillion so it's a limited reduction in our borrowing because it's not going to bring in that much money and most because it will not be easy to collect, it would be nice to magically be able to tax people higher who makes billions and hundreds of thousands but this wealth tax, it doesn't work, they got rid of it in most places in europe. what works is

in the democratic caucus, it ranges from people like progressives like elizabeth warren to conservatives like joe manchin in favor of this. the number two senator in the democratic caucus, dick durbin from illinois, he has signed on to this proposal to ban russian energy imports to the u.s.. it seems like the political pressure is building on the biden administration to do something. dani: thank you, that is bruce einhorn. the consequences of what bruce is talking about has hit a jittery market. a rush to havens and fears of inflation shock driven by the surge in crude prices. that's get to juliette saly in singapore, tracking all of the moves. what are you seeing? juliette: absolutely. the fear of high energy prices flowing through to asia. indonesia and malaysia exporters in the region. the market down 20% from its february 20 .1 peak. -- 2021 peak. copper hit $21 earlier in the session. we talked about copper being at a record and palladium also at a record, going back to 1993. you talk about parity with the euro, it fell below parity for the first time since january 2015, and the con

we read that tweet from elizabeth warren where she called it a billionaire income tax.s. that is a wealth tax i think they may win on the messaging because it is complicating to think through the things even if you don't think all that much of billionaires or somebody who makes $100 million which is where this kicks in. the idea of taxing unrealized gains is a new step. that's not a new income tax sdptax. >> that frightens people how much information the government has to collect and who will value this? the poainting or baseball cards are worth x, y or z? this is a concerning tax to people i go back to my initial comment here when you ask people what matters most, it is not raising taxes on the wealthy. it's stopping inflation. it is stopping american dependence on oil and energy and foreign governments. it is addressing quality of life issues democrats have found a temporarily positive talking point. in the long term, they will talk about this and i'll tell you right now. march 31st, 2022, if they use this going into the election, they will lose congress. this is not

on the inflation front senator elizabeth warren she has got some ideas.go after the oil companies right? she is accusing them of gouging when it comes to gas prices. i want you to take a listen what she had to say yesterday. >> now that we live in america where there is a lot more concentration in certain industries, look at oil industry, look at meat industry, look at groceries generally, what's happened is these companies have said you know, we'll pass along costs but while we're at it, everyone is talking about rising costs let's add an extra big dollop of cost increases to expand our profits. lauren: they want windfall profit taxes. all of this, in my mind is an excuse to go after corporate america, capitalism. what they really have a problem with, not oil companies, but the word profits to begin with but how dangerous is something like this particularly in this time? >> well, charles, you have the power structure and ideology of the left today is borderline communist. so what do you expect from people like that. for her to say this, this is because o

but i will tell you this, again, it's elizabeth warren leading the changer.he crypto industry is going to bounce back at this. they're going to push back. i don't know how had. i just hear they are. and here's what they're doing going to say, number one, again, it's going to stifle innovation. these types of regulations for an open source network that was supposed to defy if government edict, supposed to be outside government, it is just not good for innovation. they'ral going to say the benefits are going to be marginal. and brad quarrelinghouse, the ripple ceo, said that on your show a couple weeks ago. crypto really doesn't have the breadth and bandwidth just yet to really be an effective way of evading sanctions is one thing. the other thing is it's hard to trace stuff on crypto. there's a near anonymous nature of being on those blockchains -- liz: you know, i think that's not actually true -- >> let me -- liz: it's hard to trace launderedded money, dollars. >> i know. and they do sometimes do crypto. that's going to be the pushback, you know, that it's g

i think it was elizabeth warren who called chair powell back in the day as well and he's channeling senator warren there. that's pretty harsh criticism. >> larry did really well in college and economics and math i think he skipped finishing class or he failed finishing class. >> ouch. [ laughter ] >> what he's going after here is a fascinating argument, right? which is what is the fed's theory of the case of bringing down inflation can this idea of quarter-point rate hikes doled out in a meeting by meeting, can it do the job of bringing down the inflation we have now along with some help from supply bottlenecks and people coming back to work can all that create the inflationary environment that the fed seeks? barry says no and his concern and i think it's legitimate and the fed may have to hike above neutral and might have to slow the economy down and otherwise create a recession in this country in order to get inflation under control. what's interesting about that is powell pledged that he would do that if he had to at the last hearing. >> he has to slow the economy down we know that alrea

elizabeth warren making comparisons to how we're doing now against, like, a year before when the wholee of the gifts we got from this. cpi, almost 8%. gasoline up almost 40%. used vehicles up 43%. food at home, up almost 9%. and your real wages, they're down 2.6 percent. i want to bring in "kudlow" host larry kudlow. you didn't bring the pom-poms, you didn't bring champagne. this is a birthday party, my man. >> fabulous. i love hillary vaughn. you know what? well, senator braun said it pretty well, this latest omnibus spending bill is $15 trillion of more -- 1.5 trillion of more deficit spending. okay? which is the culprit. and the federal reserve is still accommodating. they're buying bonds and they're printing money and throwing more cash into the system. it is exactly what we don't need. and what is even more annoying to me on this bill, there are no sanctions, there's no sequestration sanctions. remember the graham-rudman sequestration? you go above the target, you have to take an across the board cut at 5% or 10%. there is no discipline, no rules, no guardrails, no nothing. and as

joining us now is someone with a front row seat to all of this in washington democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. senator wavrn, welcome delight to have you with us. a lot to cover today let's begin with this morning and the speech that president zelenskyy gave to congress it was dramatic. it was plantive. you were there what was your reaction what was it like there, and did president zelenskyy change any minds including yours on a no-fly zone? >> so we went in, i think on both sides, democrats and republicans, wanting to support ukraine. president zelenskyy showed us the pictures that were just wrenching. pictures that have been shown around the world pictures that once again, demonstrate that vladimir putin is willing to commit war crimes right out in public. we want to help ukraine in every way possible that will be helpful to ukraine. the president just spoke he talked about all of the military assistance that we have given them in addition we are pouring humanitarian aid in both directly into ukraine and into the countries that are receiving ukrainian refugees and the third

but that's compared with a plurality of democratic voters who backed bernie sanders or elizabeth warrenhe police, and, you know, there's also another tension between these voters when it comes to expanding oil and gas drilling, these democrats are aligned on other issues like the infrastructure law, and reducing health care and prescription drug cost, but there is this divide here, chris, and it's there are not a democrat candidates who are running on defunding the police in this cycle, but the sentiment is clear when it comes to bernie sanders and elizabeth warren voters. >> and the flip side of that, matt, is that republicans are right to paint judge jackson as soft on crime. one of their biggest talking points ahead of the midterms. so how did democrats combat this messaging? do you think it's going to be effective for republicans? >> well, it's only going to be effective if democrats let it be effective, because as mark just alluded to, the president of the united states doesn't support defunding the police. no u.s. senate candidate running in 2022 supports defunding the police. and

. >> i thought of elizabeth warren when reading that section of your book who campaigned on breaking up, potentially breaking up or reigning in the power of large private institutions whether they're banks, big tech, social media platforms, she would have fit right in well, you know, may have this trouble as a woman running for office at the time, but. >> she couldn't vote, so. >> she would have fit right in with her ideas with jackson, where this is a threat to the common person. we can talk later about the challenge to the new deal and great society but kind of in the sub, kind of mean-spirited approach to the poor, almost blaming them for taking from, you know, welfare queens taking advantage of the system instead of the powerful who are. >> it's not even just debate in the democratic party, outside as well, that most people are poor because they don't organize themselves well, they don't, you know, work hard, they don't get married and have babies, they take drugs et cetera. et cetera. get drunk too much, or whether even if their behavior is like that, whether the structures of i

it was supported by progressives like elizabeth warren. many republicans have pushed back, the ranking republican on the senate banking committee, this is the committee or the vote has to go to put it on the floor of the senate. they pushed back against this climate view, joe manchin announced he cannot get on board either. he is from west virginia, a coal producing state. he is concerned about pushing back on financing banks. that is how the republican opponents look at this. president biden is happy about this. he can now move ahead with his nominations of jerome powell to be the chair, vice chair, and the board of governors. this is all about what the fed signals for the future. the 25 basis point rate hike is fully priced in. the ppi is red-hot. 10% year-over-year in the month of february. watch the dots and see what they tell us about the fed's you on inflation. -- view of inflation. you see the your looks for inflation at 6%, that is a record high on this survey. if they have more dovish views, they may signal for five rate hikes in

and elizabeth warren ao expanded the space there was for that. julian castro also reallyood voice but it's not just a fringe elemt in society that has observed rightly that this is not working for us. any of us the richer or the poor. and there's an expanding group of people who are now lling to go there and find out and think and experiment with the idea of changing. - you're also involved with initiative called just capital, which by the way, is a sponsor of this very program, this very series of interviews. to what tent do yo see the positive chae in busess that we need? - i haven't seen all that much positive change yet but just capit is part of an effort to address this mindset shift that needs to happen. because a lot of what's happening isappening because the ceos and the c-suite executives today we're in business school in the 80s. and they ce out of business school with an idea of w it was done. and when milton friedman told us that the best possible thing was for us to seek out our own self-interest. he gave them moral cover. he offered

we don't have debtors prisons, although people are in debt for their entire lives at elizabeth warren wants to do something about that as well to use her example again a fear of them coupled with the creed of white supremacy. also led northern democrats. you argue to condemn abolitionists as dangerous meddlers of the rights of agrarian property owners. maybe there's a good time to start transitioning into the anti-balance the antebellum period here. and and those convulsions within the democratic party sure. well, you know abolitionism was obviously very radical idea when it began and abolitionist movement included blacks and whites, you know often we think it's mostly people like william la garrison and john brown others who were white but black abolitionists not just federal government. the others are very active in it but democrats who were as i said almost completely white party and a party that even people like martin van buren who didn't want to abolish slavery who didn't want my boss lady was critical of slavery slavery expansion, but he was not an abolitionist and sympathize a

senator elizabeth warren notwithstanding. >> i agree. stuart: what is it? is fedex up over 3% when the legend is stepping down? >> well, so i think it's all about package delivery, and of course them installing their own delivery system outside of say the amazons doing their own thing, but i think global shipping, online shopping, is obviously going to accelerate from here. stuart: you've got a piece of fedex? >> i do own fedex, and you know , it's interesting. the first day they were in business, there was one package delivered and that was fred smith sent it to himself. that was the first delivery and look at it now. >> the pricing power too. they are able to raise their prices in this type of high inflationary environment and that's why fedex and ups and the like get rewarded. stuart: now tell me about nielsen. i mean, we live by nielsen and they are up 3%. the story, please? >> well that's because there's a deal and from what i see it's a $16 billion deal, 28 bucks a piece, so that's actually a premium to what they rejected over the weekend, so elliott

senator elizabeth warren admitting yesterday government spending is adding to inflation.want all the benefits from this spending but i want to pretend that somehow we could have gotten them for free. there is no free lunch in this world. maria: a light bulb has gone off. that did not stop the senate from passing 1 and-a-half trill trillion dollars in spending last night which includes aid for ukraine and billions of dollars in earmarks. joining me now is indiana senator, mike braun. senator, it's good to see you. thanks very much for being here. good morning. maria: walk us through the one and-a-half trillion dollar p plan the senate passed last night. >> maria, first of all, this should have been for september 30th of last year. so we were that tardy in terms of getting the spending bill a across the line. 1.5 trillion in a total of about 5 trillion. the other 3.5 they've come up with a gimmick of mandatory spending, we can't even touch it, doesn't make much difference. i'm on the budget committee, maria. we do no budge etcetera anymore. the biggest business in the world

this is what we've been talking about, elizabeth warren and nancy pelosi, they said, cut off russian gas, because they want no gas in this country. biden is saying his policy are affecting the oil and gas industry. a video is going viral, it is the president talking to -- have you seen it, talking to environmental activist, young girl. takes the girl by his hand and looks her in the eye and calls her kiddo and says something like, i want to tell you, look me in the eye, i guarantee you we're going to end fossil fuels and over the course of his presidency, we went from energy independent to depending on other countries. there is no defense when they say they are not hurting the oil and gas industry. >> todd: unclear if that girl is the infamous corn pop. this is no laughing matter. i got to get gas today. everybody focusing on cars, i use oil to heat my house. if you didn't get it locked in beginning of the season, it is up over $5 a gallon and 300 gallon tank, how will people afford that on a fixed income? people say, i can't get heat. >> carley: i just interviewed people who own the

elizabeth warren, mitch mcconnell, every one of them is, like, yeah, we all agree on this thing.ove looking for moments in life where you can find the common humanity to know that i hate the clock switching, the know that mitch mcconnell shares that hate with me as a human being, knowing how beautiful it is that some mornings i wake up, i look at the clock and i'm like, aaahhh! and wherever he is, mrrarar -- that guy gives me hope. >> coming to you from the heart of times square in new york city, the only city in america, "the daily show"." tonight, dolly can't win! we need to talk about kanye. and deepak chopra. this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines. we begin with the latest developments in the russian invasion of ukraine. this morning, the prime ministers of three european countries, poland, slovenia, and the czech republic, took the extraordinary step of meeting with ukrainian leaders in kyiv as a sign of europe's "unequivocal support," whic

it is -- elizabeth warren is wrong she says you can use bitcoin to evade sanctions. russian ruble has depreciated over 90% in the last 10 years. the turkish lira did the same. bitcoin is a lifelong to people in countries with really poor stewardship of their economy. we should be thrilled that russians can get some of their money in bitcoin so they are not completely broke holding worthless rubles. >> that brings me to the question of what the use case is. we are talking about it as a replacement for fiat currencies. is that what you view the future of digital assets? >> i think bitcoin has this beautiful lane of being digital gold or a store of value. everyone has a human right to have the fruits of their labor stored somewhere. if you don't trust your government's currency, traditionally we put it in diamonds or gold. this is the first digital version of that. that is a bitcoins use case. there is a lot of other digital assets. there are digital stable coins or digital dollars or euros. digital networks. and so the revolution that is happening is not just in one la

it is just wrong -- elizabeth warren is just wrong.ussian ruble has depreciated over 90% in the last 10 years this year alone, the high is 50 or 60% could bitcoin is a lifeline to people in countries with really poor stewardship of their economy. we should be thrilled that russians can get some of their money in bitcoin so they're not completely broke. >> that brings me to the question of what the use case is. by the context we are talking about, it is a replacement for fiat currency. is that what you view the future as echo took a digital asset is a big word. i think it has a beautiful lane of being a stored value. everyone has a human right of having the fruits of their labor stored somewhere. if you don't trust your government currency, traditionally we put it in or gold. this is the first digital version of that. there is also a lot of other digital assets. there is digital stable coins or dollars or euros. in fts, -- nfts and so the revolution is not just in one lane. for bitcoin, it is a place you stored value. rishaad: mike nova

spoke with senator elizabeth warren about this last week a bill to ban trades just like these. >> becausehat congress does, and this is one small way we can begin to say, we get it. we are going to get rid of these conflicts. we're going it make sure that when we're making decisions, the american public can know that we are putting the interests of the public first and not the interests of our own finances. >> there's no, obviously, nothing suggesting that mr. pelosi was acting on any kind of inside information, which is what senator warn's bill -- not that we would know. >> doesn't take a genius to think electric vehicles will move ahead here. >> exactly >> at any rate -- >> in fact, i know someone who just bought a tesla. >> yeah. move on. high school students in florida will soon are required to learn basics of money management right there. aren't you dom chu, over there. >> right next to you >> there he is. >> so, anyway, to your point you're going to need to graduate in florida and need at least a class or so. florida becomes big et state in america requires all high school financial

so is elizabeth warren. warren has been very vocal for pushing more crypto regulations because it is a way for people to evade sanctions. i tell you this, a lot of people in the crypto world want more regulation, because once you get the guardrails in place, that is when the big pension managers and hedge funds around the world feel safe putting their money into cryptos. neil: i heard one analyst say, it gives you street cred. it all of sudden doesn't look so rogue. it can play both ways. thank you very much. susan li joining us. the crypto exchange founder joins us. a lot of money making its way into cryptocurrencies and investments. that has been welcome to the tune of tens of millions of dollars of cryptocurrency i should say. michael, good to have you. what do you make of the reaction crypto investments are showing in light of this, what would perceive to be a bit of a crackdown in washington on the whole arena? what do you think? >> to be honest, i don't have any time to analyze what is happening in the

i had said elizabeth warren spent years appropriating somebody else's ethnicity and pretended she wasative american. so fire her. this is serious stuff. i think if people i know, if people have had the information it would have mattered. it still should matter. it should matter, this insists on. >> laura: the china aspect, the russia aspect, it stinks to high heaven. they knew it and that's why the suppressed it. we can't forget who started the whole russian disinformation thing. here is a political piece that started it all, more than 50 former senior intel officials outlined their that the recent disclosures of e-mails has all the classic earmarks of russian disinformation operation. how many times do we go down this road with our intel agency turning on the american people which is what this was? they were turning on regular citizens because they didn't want them to know period. >> and they always find signed these letters by abundant hidin behind their nature titles up around that same time, npr said they weren't going to cover the story of the laptop because the were going to was

we know that elizabeth warren and joe markey, the senators from massachusetts, have proposed some other things. there is certainly no consensus on capitol hill about this. we know important senators like mitt romney, the republican from utah, chris murphy, a democrat from connecticut, they have expressed skepticism about this and whether it would actually hurt americans and american consumers at a time when oil prices are already high. the biden administration is not on board with this proposal. but we will see what happens because it is possible that there will be more support going forward. so, it still remains to be seen what will happen with whether the u.s. will impose that sort of sanction. dani: i also feel like yesterday everyone was really encapsulated by this question of russian sanctions or yacht seizures. what is the latest there? reporter: there are additional sanctions the u.s. announced, targeting wealthy russians, including their press secretary for vladimir putin, as well as a metals tycoon and the ceo of trans naf -- transneft. it is something that is similar to a stra

feel like a bird was pecking at their skin and you can stimulate that in real life listening to elizabeth warren was to give the real sensation of pain to people who are too sick or week to leave their houses. there probably in pain. i can't think of anyone who deserves more pain than those people, not the first attempt at creating a touch sensation in the virtual world and facebook is working on a matter first compatible vibrating glove. prototype is getting rave reviews. from hunter biden. [laughter] if only they use gloves, there would be fewer strippers. tortilla chips using ai powered robot. what if you really want computer chips? i might recommend this. this robotic arm is called chippy, it's programmed to make aaa chips the same way human employees do, devoid of all hope and job satisfaction. it's designed to unevenly distribute lime juice and salt to mimic the imperfection of humanity. if that doesn't do it, check out the tattoos on the cashier. overqualified for a job as fast food, his brother is a successful banker. his father is a big shot in the medical field, even his mother makes e

elizabeth warren was asked that question and said this. >> companies didn't lower their prices when themp tax cuts went through. and this particular proposal does not put the corporate taxes back where they were before then. i guess the evidence would show when the tax cuts come, what they do if they don't get the tax cuts we have to see. >> sandra: how do you respond to that? >> sandra, it's going to price the prices of goods and service of all americans. any time a company is facing more expenses they are going to pass it on without a doubt. this bill also provides a $2,000 tax increase per year on families making less than $100,000 by expiration of the tax cut and jobs act from 2017. it's crazy. they are reinstituting the death tax on small family farmers. it's bogus of the items they are trying to implement. it's a $58 trillion tax increasing spree in here. give me a break. >> sandra: the c.b.o. says individual taxes are up 38% since october, put on the screen some taxes that have been greatly impacted. this is a "wall street journal" editorial board talking about the windfall, bide

usually when elizabeth warren proposes something republicans run the other way.are united on russian sanctions, but, you know, you got a business interest at, you know, pushing back on this a little bit, or maybe a lot. i should point out, neil, that it's the timing of this bill is very interesting i've been talking to my banking sources, ceo's at major asset managers major banks. they've been telling congress and the white house if they really want sanctions to stick, they got to do something with crypto, either ban it altogether and that has been thrown around, not saying that's going to happen it probably won't happen, or crackdown on it in some significant way because it's too easily used to finance illegal stuff including somehow evading u.s. sanctions on russia, so that's to debate right now. i would say keep an eye on this bill. it will be interesting to see. again, elizabeth warren doesn't usually, does not get bipartisan support, this should given the nature of the bill, but you're going to have some pushback from the crypto industry, neil, based on what

senator elizabeth warren, thank you so much.stay with msnbc for the very latest on the russian invasion of ukraine, the world reaction, and the state of the refugees, now some 700,000 fleeing ukraine, most going to poland and other countries. chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi there, i'm chris jansing, live from our nation's capitol, washington, d.c. it is wednesday, march 2nd and we begin with president biden's state of the union speech, a speech traditionally used to defend a political and policy agenda but last night, president biden using the opportunity to deliver a powerful defense of democracy itself. delivered in a house chamber, a wash in the ukrainian national colors of blue and gold, the president called the war in ukraine a test and called for americans and free nations

people of power, janet yellens of the world, elizabeth warrens of the world, you think seeing this onhe world stage in washington not to think of this as the enemy? >> just a couple weeks ago president biden released his executive order on digital assets and that executive order stated that they believe the technology is going to be a critical and emerging technology for the 2010 first century and then they also went so far to say the united states must be a leader growing, developing, and implementing this technology so absolutely. i think that was really a breakthrough moment for our space and a huge validation of the key role technology is going to play in the global markets. charles: a a number of environmental groups looked into bitcoin's code that the energy use is contribute doing much to global warming. we heard this before. it was a reason it was run out of a couple of countries. your thoughts? >> that is a myth. proof of work is the most secure mechanism. proof of work is what runs the bitcoin network. it is the most secure way to confirm and record blockchain transactions.

back in the united states, senator elizabeth warren and congressmember ro khanna have introduced a billthat would block large corporations from profiting off water and water rights. the legislation, known as the future of water act, was introduced tuesday on world water day and comes as drought conditions, triggered by the climate crisis, are worsening across the u.s. and the world. meanwhile, in el salvador, protesters tuesday called for the repeal of a water law passed last year that critics say allows corporations to control el salvador's water resources. in louisiana, at least one person is dead after a large tornado, triggered by a series of severe thunderstorms in the south, hit new orleans tuesday night. power outages and severe damage were repord in communities also devastated by hurricane katrina in 2005, including the lower ninth ward. on monday, at least 20 tornadoes tore through parts of texas, where at least one person died. tornado warnings were issued in mississippi and alabama. workers at a seattle starbucks unanimously voted to unionize tuesday. it's the first unionized

i mean senator elizabeth warren, david, they want to tax our paper gains, on our assets.ave covered the irs for a generation in my prior career. i testified twice before congress about irs reform. i spoke with irs officials. you know what is the nightmare for them? taxing paper gains. you know why? you would have to double the size of the, excuse me the irs bureaucracy to do it, to figure out what is the right paper gain on assets that move up or down on a daily basis that is what they're talking about. europe did a wealth tax, it fell apart. they collect less money in terms of what they had to pay out for government bureaucrats to do it. >> yeah. 15 out of 17 countries that have tried it have gotten rid of it. i had a whole chapter about the wealth tax idea. liz, you're right. not only would have to double the manpower at the irs, you have covered that agency for many years but i will say something else, they don't have the ability whether they double or triple the force to come up with the competence to actually assess paper gains, closely-held business value, all the c