we are in the modern fiat age. >> ronny: okay, what is fiat? what? >> what you are walking around with if you got some of this stuff in your wallet is a tax credit. so those dollar bills that we are walking around with, we think of that as money, right? we can use it to transact, we can use it to buy and sell things, make purchases of goods and services -- >> ronny: okay, and money is good? >> it is good to have, generally. it is really good to have when you have to pay your taxes because this is what the government expects us to hand over at the end of the day. >> ronny: okay, money is good. i'm with you so far. >> but let's do this. what about that government deficit that you just mentioned? and i said every government deficit is good for someone. why? because it is just a financial deposit into some other part of the economy. the question is, good for whom and good for what? the government can increase its deficit to do things like feed hungry kids, tackle the climate crisis, fix crumbling infrastructure. all of those things are ways to use

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that's always good time for it's 6 pm, which means it's fiat and switch often comes hand in hand. but if i added the personally, it took me some time to assimilate into the working cultures here. but now i really appreciate that work life balance. when you think of scotland, naturally, the highlands mountains, lots come to mind. a dramatic landscape with changeable weather. no wonder the scots like to read something hardy and invigorating, such as haggis, the scottish national dish. that symbolizes the rugged, unique landscape, like no other cotton opened a hockey. this is always a special moment. the scottish dishes, awful minutes with me, and then spices and cooked in an animal stomach is just the samosas. copeland's rug is countryside with its mountain peaks and lakes. the thing i love most of the highest actually is easier for us to tell us. it's an unbelievably flexible food for us to forms, but actually there is no, there's no right or wrong way to deal. rooney originally, hails from islands. he moved to scotland in the 19 ninety's and has been selling haggis through an onli

twenties, the communist party of italy, of which he was the leader, organized a number of strikes at fiatnne agnelli, then he interfered with the production of italian fiat cars, a worker. our people already understood branding in sixty-six, construction of the plant began, and the city was renamed talyate, sixty-che, that is, 2 years, firstly, before that it was stavropol, that is, a fairly old city. what is the goal of counterfeiters? it is very simple in this case to say that the soviet union was absolutely helpless in terms of production and was forced to borrow everything. what is the interest here, why are you hooked on this? yes because , talyatik. as we have already found out, it was not an auto industrialist, but the general secretary of the italian communist party who died at us in gurzuf, they take a name that is known in the world in order to raise this wave, yes, then on this wave they throw in any information, and even show bentley instead of lada, but was talati in russia in 17, in the seventeenth, and how could he be there, we, excuse me, had the first world war in 1914. 1

bitcoin is not a substitute for fiat currency. bitcoin is a risk asset.omething that you own when risk is up, when risk appetite is up and the other thing is bitcoin does the best when liquidity is flush. we're seeing liquidity come out of the market. treasury liquidity is declining during tax season. probably temporary given it's an election year. but as liquidity declines, bitcoin recently hit an overbought level. you'll see bitcoin suffer from that. but i would never want to own bitcoin in lieu of the dollar other fiat currencies because i was concerned about the fiscal situation. >> but that's the entire argument that bitcoin bulls make. >> i know. >> what are they seeing? and when does it maybe act like a safe haven? >> bitcoin bulls are talking their book. personally i have yet to see -- at some point in time if crypto currency becomes regulated by the central banks around the world, that would be a different story but then it won't be as nearly volatile as it is today and won't have the opportunity for the gains you have now. s of right now, i just

drew glover of fiat ventures, we thank you for your time.versation on x, but let's check in on what we anticipated, airbus's deliveries. airbus has delivered 63 aircraft in march, and they stand year-to-date 142 aircraft. gross orders were 137. 163 aircraft in march, a little more than boeing was doing in march. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ the all new godaddy airo helps you get your business online in minutes with the power of ai... ...with a perfect name, a great logo, and a beautiful website. just start with a domain, a few clicks, and you're in business. make now the future at godaddy.com/airo sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh >> last year it was about chip supply. this year it is starting to transition to a voltage transformer supply. if you look out a year or two, it is just electricity availability. those are th

gold is rising because the dollar, the euro, the yen, fiat currency is losing value, inflation is real2% target were headed in the wrong direction and will probably be in double digits by next year and eventually the first digit is not going to be one. the main buyers have been foolishly selling their gold to buy the bitcoin etf's. there's nothing elegant about losing your money in bitcoin. it's not going up, bitcoin peaked to a half years ago at 3. as we speak now is less then 27 ounces that's a 27% decline into a half years this is a bear market bitcoin is going much lower than this. if natalie were smart as soon as the segment is over she would sell all of her bitcoin. she doesn't sell it now it's a much lower price. charles: that's what we call fighting words. let me introduce the two, natalie meet peter, peter meet natalie. natalie what would you tell peter. >> i know bitcoin is don't feel the need to constantly attack gold because were not threatened by gold and the reason that we have this failed fiat experiment that is impoverished our nation is because the defects of gold and

here is the young turkish designer kemal cool, who started at mercedes and fiat, but a year ago he chose. perhaps it all started here with copying, but now they are being created in china. things that look very modern, and the world is switching to chinese brands, which we can make cheaper. his direction is the car interior, that is, everything that is inside the car, and this is space, well, the team is full international and the desire to create a dream car based on the most advanced technologies. the head of the people's republic of china, zen ping, also set this task when he was at this very plant; the place where he stood is marked with a red dot, at the end next to it. made of clay, the first chinese electro-super began with the same thing. ordinary sports cars are associated with such a roar, r, well , you won’t hear this r here, because it’s all an electric car. by the way, acceleration to hundreds in less than 2 seconds, 1.9 to be exact. the car's power is provided by three engines, their total power is 1200 horsepower. and here only manual assembly. the supercar is assembled ma

multipolar world order, if realized the introduction of a bricks specific currency, whether digital or fiat who are not bricks. members, the bricks currency does offer new avenue for international transactions, especially for countries looking to bypass traditional financial channels. it also represents a significant step towards the dedollarization of global trade. a longstanding goal of several bricks members. however, the success of such a currency would depend on various factors, including its acceptance by international markets and its ability to provide stability and security in financial transactions and that does it for this quick take section, contact info is coming up, looking forward to seeing you next week, i'm and goodbye, finally bricks is going to shake up the... financial system that's dominated by the west, there's no doubt about that, given how so many countries are queing up to join the alliance, the west in particular, the us, for example, will continue to use the dollar as a weapon and impose sanctions on. countries that don't follow its lead, that's going to lead to mo

they work with neutral atoms at moscow state university, and fiat deals with ions.lso qubits in superconductors and even photonic chips using single-crystal metal films. the government roadmap for quantum computing will be replaced by a new federal project designed until 2030 of the year. currently, the leading platform is ion. this does not mean that it will remain so until the thirtieth year. the guys compete fiercely with each other. it's good for the country to have different groups. compete, strive to do better and better, although you know, it is not at all a fact that one platform will win, it may turn out that one type of problem is better solved on one platform, and another type of problem. on another platform, it’s called a quantum optical simulator, also a computer of the future, but in a somewhat stripped-down version, quantum effects are used, however there are no superpositions. simulators are ideal for specific tasks, such as financial portfolio optimization. the processor can only be seen under a microscope. here is a silicon nitride chip and an opti

here is the young turkish designer kemal cole, who started at mercedes and fiat, but a year ago he choserted here with copying, but now things are being created in china that look very modern, and the world is switching to chinese brands, which we can make cheaper. its direction is the car interior, that is, everything that is inside the car, and this is space, well, in the team complete internationalism and the desire to create a dream car, based on the most advanced technologies, this was also the task set by the head of kenersi. when i was at this very plant, the place where it stood is marked with a red dot, next to it is a concept made of clay, the first chinese electric supercar began with the same thing, sports cars are usually associated with something, with such a roar, p , well, you won’t hear this r right here, because this is all an electric car, by the way, acceleration to hundreds in less than 2 seconds, if so exactly, 1.9 - the car’s power is provided by three motors, their total power is 1200 horsepower, this is only manual assembly. the supercar is assembled on the so -c

you need to know fiat and this directly translates to celebratory evening, but it actually just means the end of the working day. the headphones. this is your salary request, which is typically mandatory on job applications. a glad sight flight through time . this means you have a fixed number of hours, but you can choose more or less when you want to take them. that's always good time for it's 6 pm, which means it's fly out and switch open comes hand in hand. but if i add the personally, it took me some time to assimilate into the working cultures here. but now i really appreciate the work life balance. when you think of scotland, naturally, the highlands, mountains and locks come to mind. a dramatic landscape with changeable weather. no one to discuss why to reach something hardy and invigorating such as haggis. the scottish national dish that symbolizes the rugged, unique landscape, like no other cotton opened a hockey. this is always a special moment. the scottish dishes, awful minutes with boots, mainland spices and cooked in an animal's stomach is just the samosas scotlands rugg

currency, the common fiat currency of the world is the u.s. dollar. well, the more we print it and send out monopoly money, the more we export to other countries our inflation. every senator in this room makes $174,000 a year. that's our salary. by the way, our salary is the exact same as it was when i arrived in congress in 2009. congressional salaries have been frozen since 2009. $174,000 then is worth $122,000 today. that's how much inflation has eroded the paychecks of every member of congress. yet we think we can live with frozen salaries since 2009. why can't other people live with frozen dollars in federal agencies? do you know that our federal government is bigger than chi china's? this place has got to do some homework about its own spending, about its own fiscal situation, about what we're doing to the value of our dollar, about how we're threatening the dollar as the world's reserve currency because we're not nurturing and caring for and being good stewards of the united states fiat currency. it's time to face reality. so this isn't

since the beginning of the war, of a 12 year old with a gun has opened fiat a school in finland, wounding 3 of the children. it happened in a suburb of the capital, helsinki. please say the injured children were the same age as the attack was now in custody. the prime minister has described the incidents as the police shockey. i report by the world bank show a south asia is expected to remain the fastest growing emerging market in the next 2 years. it predicts growth of 6 to 6 point one percent in 2024 in to 2025, largely because of india strong economic performance. but private sector investment has flowed since the band demik dropping from 7.252 percent before point to 19 to 3.5 percent. in the past 3 years, the report notes only 59 percent of south asia is working age population is employed. as compared with 70 percent in other emerging markets, the report also say south asia is vulnerable to the impact of climate change. on average, it says 60000000 people a year has been affected by natural disasters. since 2010 or india is a, was 5th largest economy and is leading the way in south a

fiat because the fa cannot stand up. pat nevin talking to me a short while ago.ide with a weather story today. this was londonjust this was london just a few hours ago. a different story further north. it was cloudy and wet at times. a rather drizzly over picture as you can see. that is because there is weather front that is toppling around the high pressure thatis toppling around the high pressure that is putting in for the weekend. that is bringing some rain. the progress of the rain has been quite slow, it has been moving its way out of scotland, pushing into northern england and north wales. the rest of the day, it will gradually seek its way steadily south so we will see some outbreaks of rain through the night night across central and southern england. clearer skies further north, a brisk wind and a few scattered showers and with temperatures to the tops of the mountain is perhaps into low single figures, may be a bit of a wintry flavour as well. mild to start the morning for england and wales. a dreary, drab morning here, slowly writing up in the afternoon

refill it because the prices door high, at the same time we're -- too high, at seem time canceling by fiatt facilities, everyone in western europe would be thrilled, russia and kremlin are celebrating. it is not only that he is not sanctioning china but his energy policy was designed to help china and help russia. larry: you know, just talking about that. some numbers. january of 2021, beginning of mr. biden's term, the strategic petroleum reserve had 640 million barrels in it today. as of most recent month, this is january of 2024, it was down to 363 million that is about a 50% kurt cut. they will not refill it okay, they missed their window when oil went down to $65 now back to 85, they have wrecked a national security and energy security method. >> absolutely, we know that you could go to world war ii, wars that are won and lost by who controls the energy, this is not just price at the pump that matters because biden's policies drive inflation for every american, raising cost of food and electricity, their inflation is killing everyone, but strategically as we head to world of conflict

fiat their opportunities even more. pat nevin.husband of the ex—ist minister nicholas sturgeon, it has been rearrested in connection with police scotland's investigation into the party's finances. lorna gordon, our scotland correspondent will be with us in a moment or two to give us the latest on that breaking story. first though, let's pause and catch up with weather details, and that's with luisa. good evening. bit of a weather cliche, i know, but a north—south divide with the weather story today. we had some beautiful sunshine, and with lighter winds across central and southern england, it felt a little warmer as well. this was londonjust a few hours ago. different story further north. it was cloudy and wet at times, a rather drizzly, overcast picture, as you can see in argyll and bute. and that's because of this weather front. it's toppling around the high pressure that's pushing in for the weekend, that's bringing some rain. now, the progress of the rain has been quite slow. it's been moving its way out of scotland, pushing i

back even modestly, economic growth accelerating, central banks looking to cut, they are devaluing fiaturrencies. if that is why coins are doing well, stored wealth on the side of fed currencies by people who play in the crypto space and why gold is doing well. on top of what central banks are doing, there seems to be a lot of demand for gold in china. not just from chinese central banks and other central banks looking to diversify reserves away from u.s. dollars. it is retail investors and china . they are in a situation in china where consumer confidence is low, not much appetite at the moment. property is not the distillation of savings, people are nervous around the property market, so they are seeking other places to put their wealth and they don't want it all in currency. they are seeing opportunities in gold coming more in favor. and you can see quite a bit of upside for gold, short-term it has had a good run and is prone to sharp reversals. there could still be a lot of support over the next 12 months. haidi: is the confidence for china what you are most concerned about or are t

and unfortunately the executive orders these fiats these federal regulations are the weight the countrynow. you don't pass statutes in eight more you do not have a representatives and hud you don't have a representatives in the various in bureaucracy they are an appendage of the democratic party and the radical agenda. stanley kurtz please keep banging the pots and pans a senior fellow with ethics and public policy center. god bless you my friend we are going to have you back. i appreciate well done, viv. you got the presents, the balloons and the raptor cake. now, how about something to put a smile on your face? aspen dental provides complete, affordable care with dentists and labs in one place plus free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance... and 20% off treatment plans for everyone. quality care at a price worth celebrating. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. (sfx: crowd noise. ref whistle) sarah, you got this. ok? (sfx: referee whistle) ♪ say, what you wanna say ♪ ♪ and let the words fall out ♪ ♪ honestly, ♪ ♪ i wanna see you be brave ♪ ♪ with what you

alliance, this is the entente, where great britain and france are now beginning to lead or rule like a fiat region, to take himself, the authority of the overlord of this region to determine how this entire military-political agenda will be built in our region. it’s important to say what aspect is defined by this same plot, yes, defined by the british side, cameron, it clearly spells out strategic defeat, there are no negotiations there, well, there is no word about negotiations, the possibility of even considering that russia is somewhere somewhere can do, there are other players no less important than china, and we know that at the meeting with sinzenpinem, and olaf scholz and macron, they clearly got it. namely the head of the chinese state and a clear message: we are going only on the basis that there must be negotiations on equal terms, but necessarily taking into account what is happening today in terms of waging war on the ground, i will briefly illustrate, you will continue, andrei petrovich, it’s just that you’re talking about this, such an interesting pick happened the other day:

cost over $19 billion and borrowers experiencing hardship and at high risk of defaulting would actual fiat cost of $ 7.24 billion. any way you look at it, it's a lot of vote buying courtesy of us, the taxpayers. stu. stuart: vote buying is exactly what it is. well said, ash limit thank you very much. can you show me amazon, please. they've just ordered -- they've been ordered to pay millions to a tech firm in chicago a lot of money. what's the problem? lauren: 525 million and federal jury said amazon web services guilty of patent infringement and award that had $525 million in damages to a company in chicago called cove io. cove claims they came up with three patents and very helpful and successful for cloud storage that amazon infringed and paved the way for aws to become what's believed to be amazon's largest profit center. the jury acknowledged aw s and coming with the dow. stuart: six winners and 24 l osers and dow down 300 points. it's friday, don't go anywhere. friday feedback is next. ♪ ♪ stuart: producers are being generous and playing the b eetles. that's fire -- beatles and and t

in the womb, they want to change the personal view of humans, they don't want to change this by a fiatthe national level. this is a smart move on his part and he is right he is exactly where voters are on this issue, they may not love the outcome of it but putting up two people is the wisest way to do it in the vast majority do not support the democrat position which is abortion up to the ninth month. stuart: biden released a new plan for student debt forgiveness. it will provide relief or 30 million people as soon the selection time. biden plans to discuss this in wisconsin today. i call it vote by what say you? >> there is no other word for it. it's going to backfire on him. he is forcing, by doing this against the law against the constitution in the first place and secondly against what the supreme court has said but third i think it's going to backfire because he is forcing americans, maybe an elderly mom and dad who cannot pay for their own children's education and had to get their own children to take out loans that they pay back in order to get a college degree. it's forcing tho

its core, it's illegal, the president doesn't have the ability to forgive student loans by executive fiat. and even the narrative that it is more targeted, the actual plan is not very well targeted. this economic hardship category would essentially be a black box for the secretary of education to forgive whatever student loans he wants to forgive. there are no real parameters around what constitutes a hardship. this could end up being just as expensive and costly as the loan forgiveness plan that was struck down by the supreme court. host: you mentioned the big focus would be on accrued interest. give us a sense of how many people would be impacted by that. and the borrowers who have been paying for years but haven't made a dent in their principal. guest: the administration released numbers this week, we don't have all the estimates that are out there. i don't want to misquote, but i think it is around 20 million or so that would fall into that category, that group of people who have taken out loans and actually owe more than what they originally took out because of interest. i know that

parole by category isn't parole but a new law by fiat. such changes must be passed by congress in a thaition that respects the rule of law. title 8 creates two grant programs, the first provides funding for states to construct or improve border barriers second activities related to the border. h.r. 3602 will end the border chaos and ensure respect for u.s. immigration laws. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i grant myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, i rise today in opposition to this foolhardy attempt to pass for the second time one of the most dray cone kwan immigration bills. this rehashing of h.r. 2 is a joke. they say that the definition of insanity is trying something over and over but expecting different results. here we are debating a bill once again that continues to have no chance of being enacted into law. we know that because h.r. 2 has been brought up and failed twice in the gnat most recently garnering a mere 3

the vast majority was taking place in the country today is my executive fiat, executive orders, bureaucratichas decided the single family home for the middle class will be destroyed. that you will live in a high density high-rises with public transportation. hence the automobile needs to be destroyed. what is the ev stuff? no one wants it even though washington is subsidizing in the "new york times" is promoting it because you want your gas powered combustible while vehicles and trucks. well, washington just said you don't get it. who voted for that? nobody. biden did it through his cpa. they say will have cleaner air cleaner water. of course we will has nothing to do it that it's a massive inconvenience and the intention is to limit the ability of the middle class to be mobile. to live the lives you want to live and so forth and so on. this whole de i think is set up again to attack the middle class. most people do not know it de i is but it's something that has been pushed by the radical left marxist in our universities and colleges and hence by the democrat party and the media. so marriag

the global automaker, chrysler, fiat, dodge, jeep, reported a 12% slide in first-quarter revenue citing sales. and foreign exchange effects. stellantis did announced plans to launch a total of 25 new models of this year including 18 electric vehicles. no weight gain for patients on eli lilly's weight loss drug, big gains for the stock, up 5.3%, demand or for the drug led the farm a giant to raise its annual sales forecast by $2 billion and expect significant production, increases in the second half of the year, also related diabetes drug, demand for both% eli lilly's market soaring above $700 billion, greater than tesla and walmart. shares of ge healthcare looks likely down 13% sitting at the bottom of the nasdaq 100. they recently spun off from ge reported lower-than-expected financials for the first quarter at a drop and a drop in revenue. it did however affirm its full-year outlook expecting its growth trajectory to be weighted towards the back half of the year and warner bros. discovery calling for a foul by investors, the stock is sinking 9% on news it could lose broadcast rights f

abortion right, constitutional right to abortion which never existed in the constitution except by fiatk robes. i think this is where most americans are. obviously i have a position on abortion. i have an opinion about abortion and i won't like all of the laws that every state comes up with. i will probably not like the law that california comes up with but i can live with it if i know that the people in california have made that decision. >> harris: by the way, some women on that u.s. supreme court, not the least of which amy coney barrett, a lot has changed in that time. they need to rediscuss it anyway. bill mitchell, who has his own studio, i happened to catch his tweet. trump just took abortion off the table for 2024. it will not be a presidential decision. what do you say about that, doug sc schoen. >> i say that's flat out wrong. we've seen in 2020 and 2022 the power of the issue. charlie is right, i think, from a legal point of view. it is a state issue but politically women, swing voters want to know that their rights of abortion will be protected. in states like florida and ot

and unfortunately the executive orders these fiats these federal regulations are the weight the country pass statutes in eight more you do not have a representatives and hud you don't have a representatives in the various in bureaucracy they are an appendage of the democratic party and the radical agenda. stanley kurtz please keep banging the pots and pans a senior fellow with ethics and public policy center. god bless you my friend we are going to have you back. i appreciate i'm a bird stuck in larry bird's attic. and i'm goin' cuckoo. hmm. you may be a legend on the court but you're an amateur up here. so get allstate... save money and be protected from mayhem... ...like me. ahh. it's a good day to cough. oh no. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing at the movies!? hashtag still not coughing?! ahh! mucinex dm 12 hour doesn't just quiet coughs, it treats coughs caused by excess mucus at the source and controls them for 12 hours. it's comeback season. stubborn chest congestion? try mucinex 12 hour. over the last three years, covid and

that the dred scott decision, extraordinary as it may seem to us, would somehow resolve by judicial fiat the problem over slavery. so they were functionally slaves, pro-slavery and yet and yet none of them they were not john campbell's nathan laws they were never advocating the expansion of slavery into the north. they were never they never quite could bring themselves to make a positive case for slavery. it was simply an acknowledgment of the reality of enslavement in much the same way. and they were correct in a way to say this in much the same way that their that previous generations going back to the original compromise of philadelphia in 1787, had done. and then finally the fourth group of northerners. were those who ended up in the republican camp and again, is is is the is the obvious emblem of this, for whom the moral calculus was just so very much harder. they couldn't bring themselves to take the john brown line. they couldn't bring themselves to allow that the concession is being made by buchanan and the democratic party in the 1850s were acceptable in order to preserve the un

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at the same time he is canceling by fiat the building of lng export facilities everybody in western europed if we were building those. russia, the kremlin, they're celebrating when he put that word in. it is not only, not only that he is not sanctioning china, it is like his energy policy was designed to help china and help russia. larry: just talking about that, some numbers, i'm sure you're aware of it, january of 2021, beginning of mr. biden's term, the strategic petroleum reserve reserve had 640 million barrels in, 640 million. today as of the most recent month, which would be january of 2024 it was all the way down to 363 million. that's about a 50% cut, just a little less than halfway cut and they're not doing to refill it. okay. so they missed their window when oil went down to 65 or 70. now it is back to 85 or 90, could be going higher. they have wrecked a national security and energy security method. >> well, absolutely. we know that, you can go back to world war ii. wars are won and lost who is controlling the energy. this isn't just about our price at the pump. that matters beca

. >> one of the interesting things about monetary policy and the fiat world monetary policy has changedccording to the world. if the world is in panic it would change the monetary policy. if the world has too much liquidity and promo they would change monetary policy the monetary policy never changes. the world has to conform to bitcoin that's what you see happening china now, they did not like it because they thought it was a threat now they realize it's not going to go away so not have to come back and figure out how to get that into the hands of their citizens. liz: last time you were on the show in february you said bitcoin would hit 100,000 by 2025, are you still with that. >> after i said that people got upset and they said i was sandbagging and going to go much higher but also stick with 100,000 by 2025. liz: we have a deal on the home and security solution sector that has one stock blaring positive sirens. plus emerging markets mark mobius is in the middle east. he's going to join us later in the show perfect guest for you guys, live from dubai to talk about the fast unfolding e

kind of politics as usual they're proudly trumpeting politics is broken because of this executive fiat the dog catches the car and then the dog lies about it. it's strange. >> yeah. and a federal ban will then have a fox guest saying, well, you could just go to canada, you could just fly to europe. you know, they're going to keep doing that. the other point i'd add to your very excellent breakdown is when donald trump says go back to the states, this is going back to the states. what's happening in arizona is the republican plan what's happening now, there's no future hypotheticals. and in arizona that means doctors are calling lawyers and figure ogout whether they're going to be imprisoned for what was last year a health care operation. so we appreciate you being our lead off guest here, dahlia, and i look forward to having you back even in tough times. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> appreciate it. >>> today big news. donald trump's money man, alan wiseal, was sent back to rikers jail. we'll explain. >>> and there's new never before excerpts i have. about two months. we didn't

diversification away from fiat currencies the reason for bitcoin is certainly every year in this stock draft, a reason why this is perennially a top pick. >> for our next pick, we go to my hometown of washington, d.c., where tim spent a lot of time, where the commanders new running back austin ekeler is standing by experience is the team name. austin, welcome to d.c i hope you can bring the commanders good luck you have been a top pick in more fantasy drafts than you probably know but now it's your turn to choose what's your pick >> yes, thanks for having me on. and i would like to say, my first pick is going to be caterpillar. >> very interesting. here's the stock, austin, that stumbled today i mean, we look at what happened today after the earnings came out. did its stumble today influence your decision to choose it today? >> no, i'm really looking at the landscape of just the environment of the u.s. right now with affordable homes and affordable housing really drying up, and it seems like everywhere i go there's construction on the roads, there's new apartment buildings being built.

. >> actually, they were took on the lakers down in la and that was around fiat kate rooney has all thelast night's matchup against the lakers in la, a big one for the warriors with major postseason implications. now, remember, golden state already clinched the 10 seed and a spot in the play-in game. but a win over la would give them the tie breaker and half to a possible higher seeds. so we go to the 1st quarter tied at 16 steph curry on the perimeter. the 3 count and the for the four-point play step had 23 points and was a perfect 6 for 6 from 3 2nd quarter dubs up 13 step to draymond green. who sinks in the 3 lawyers extent their lead to 16 closing moments of the half. now golden state up by 11. >> dream on behind the arc is 53 of the game. 15 points for him. he was 5 for 5 3 to start. we go in the 3rd quarter warriors up 8. check time from step threading that needle to claim finishes with the pretty layup step had 8 assists in the game on to the 4th quarter warriors up to 12. wiggins dropping in a 3 of his own 17 points for wigs. then a little bit later in the 4th, it's 14 point dub

quite recently, stellantis brands include vauxhall, peugeot, fiat, fiat.ver be universally popular among drivers. to ever be universally popular among drivers . and this is the among drivers. and this is the bloke, you know, one of the leading ev car makers in the world. they make more ev vans than any other company in britain. and this is what he said. we should move away from a dogmatic thinking where one size fits all, says carlos tavares , fits all, says carlos tavares, the head of stellantis. i don't think this is going to work. repeat, i don't think this is going to work. what i would like to add is that the current evs can be a solution for some of our societies. mr tavares saying that the 500kg, half a metric ton of raw materials you need to produce an ev battery quote isn't sustainable. a technological breakthrough is required to half the weight of battery packs over the next decade. that's what myself and some other sages in the pub have been saying for two years. >> yeah, astonishes of all >> yeah, astonishes of and all the weight, of course, th