joining us now is emj capital founder and president eric jackson. eric, great to have you with us on set at the new york stock exchange. this tech trade is something else because it's been a roller coaster ride in certain parts of tech and not as much in others. so, take us through what exactly your investing thesis is for tech and media and telecom. >> i think the mag 7 rally masked the pain. this is 2023, coming off pretty miserable 2022. even 2021 was not good for smaller cap tech companies. i think yesterday's fed an announcement is going to reverberate in a positive way for a lot of these stocks that have missed out on the mag 7 rally for the coming weeks and, perhaps, months. obviously the fed has basically -- you know, it sort of signaled for the first time since february 2021 they're stepping back. and feb '21 is when a lot of tech names went into the tank and yet to emerge. some names are down 70%, 80%, 90%. mag 7 is great, but there is significant pain out there. >> so, take us through what exactly the thought process is when you as a portf

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you in i like to call up commander eric vin tero if the golden gate division. officer jackson and sergeant nic list buckley from bayview station. officer jackson a 7 year veteran of the sfpd and bayview station for approximately the last 6 years. where she is a full time field training receive. left year officer jackson awarded the field training officer award for bayview station show is voted on by all of her pierce and the supervisors at the station. great job. sergeant buck low a 17 year veteran to the sfpd the majority of career on patrol. 9 years at mission station and bayview for the last 5 years as a sergeant and runs the entire fpo program at bayview. being an fto is a demanding and importantion and both memberers role models. what makes these members special in exceptional and stand out is the fact that they have their full time jobs and on their days off they volunteer to w over time together. push the radio car in the bayview patrolling hot spots for violence and shootings. this over time is necessary due to our staffing shortages. i want to share with you an incide

we are joined by joey jackson, criminal defense attorney and cnn legal analyst. joey, good morning to you. all right. so don jr., ericdonald trump, former president, they have already testified when the assistant a.g. called them. don jr. is first. what is the goal and what do you expect? >> good morning, victor. i think the overall narrative will be as follows. there was not an intent to defraud any bank at all. the banks made money. the banks had their due dial vence operations. they didn't raise complaints. they didn't see there was anything amiss with respect to financial statements and the valuation as it relates to properties are subjective and there will be expert witnesses in that regard. i think in, you know, in trials, any trial, there is primacy and recency. that means you start off strong. you end strong. and i think to put the son back on the stand, the notion that we have the best account its, best lawyers, relied upon everybody. this is victimless and what are we doing here? and i think that's the narrative that will be propagated to begin out the gate by his son tomorrow. . on expert witnesses, the as

you in i like to call up commander eric vin tero if the golden gate division. officer jacksoneant nic list buckley from bayview station. officer jackson a 7 year veteran of the sfpd and bayview station for approximately the last 6 years. where she is a full time field training receive. left year officer jackson awarded the field training officer award for bayview station show is voted on by all of her pierce and the supervisors at the station. great job. sergeant buck low a 17 year veteran to the sfpd the majority of career on patrol. 9 years at mission station and bayview for the last 5 years as a sergeant and runs the entire fpo program at bayview. being an fto is a demanding and importantion and both memberers role models. what makes these members special in exceptional and stand out is the fact that they have their full time jobs and on their days off they volunteer to w over time together. push the radio car in the bayview patrolling hot spots for violence and shootings. this over time is necessary due to our staffing shortages. i want to share with you an incident sum ri

you in i like to call up commander eric vin tero if the golden gate division. officer jackson and sergeant nic list buckley from bayview station. officer jackson a 7 year veteran of the sfpd and bayview station for approximately the last 6 years. where she is a full time field training receive. left year officer jackson awarded the field training officer award for bayview station show is voted on by all of her pierce and the supervisors at the station. great job. sergeant buck low a 17 year veteran to the sfpd the majority of career on patrol. 9 years at mission station and bayview for the last 5 years as a sergeant and runs the entire fpo program at bayview. being an fto is a demanding and importantion and both memberers role models. what makes these members special in exceptional and stand out is the fact that they have their full time jobs and on their days off they volunteer to w over time together. push the radio car in the bayview patrolling hot spots for violence and shootings. this over time is necessary due to our staffing shortages. i want to share with you an incide

eric schedule d for tomorrow an ivanka set for next week. their father not expected to be in court is for their testimony. let's bring in joey jackson.d morning, always good to see you. what questions do we expect don jr. to face today? kind of interesting that dad won't be there even though he's made a point of sitting in that front row is for a number of days of this trial. >> yeah, i guess the optics are of concern. good morning to you, kasie. so a lot to unpack as it relates to the children and what they knew. and obviously if you get the children you want to know what they did in the company, a when they did it, what their specific roles were as it related to really directing others to the bidding and business of the company. and who they were working with, what relationship they have had with the chief executive of the business. and what strings they were pulling. what applications they were involved. really the essence of how closely were they tied with what was into on going on. sometimes you see an executive or people who are vice presidents even, right, who may be disengaged and may leave things to subordinates to get thing

jackson, colonel benjamin r. johnson, colonel joy m. kazzer, colonel christopher j. leonard, colonel christopher e.menui, colonel david s. miller, colonel jeffrey a. phillips, colonel eric. quigley, colonel michael s. row, colonel derek m. sawme, colonel kay m. stevens, colonel joseph e. sumengil, colonel terrence taylor, colonel jason d. voorhees, colonel michael o. walters, colonel adrian l. williams. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 83, colonel cory a. simmons to be brigadier general. promise is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 84, rear admiral george m. wick-off to be vice-admiral. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president