now how annoyed is that gecko?ikea now it lives in a one bedroom apartment. [ laughter ] even weirder, the other plant had flo from progressive living in it. [ laughter ] we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. he produced and stars in the new movie "without remorse" on amazon prime video michael b. jordan is here. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause come on. >> jimmy: plus his new netflix stand-up special, "the greatest average american" is available now. the very funny nate bargatze is here [ cheers and applause >> steve: funny. so funny >> jimmy: he's fantastic and we got great music from coi leray, everybody >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: tariq, you thinking about what you're gonna barbecue >> tariq: i've already thought about it, figured it out yeah >> jimmy: we're having a a barbecue off >> tariq: yep. >> steve: really, when >> jimmy: when is it, do we know last week in may so we got a littl

for our next recycling step we had to use material prepared by professor gates and gecko otherwise we would have been cutting here for days. these plastic pellets have been turned into a letter opener. so this is the final product and after all these steps you have just seen with us you can imagine how expensive such a opener than this. i would say one round about 200 euros. it's really each step. which these products are and they are made in the dust really but are about the same price as non ocean plastic products this only works by using very little ocean plastic or plastic that hasn't actually been in the ocean. right now. there is no such thing as recycled ocean plastic. an international distributor for something called ocean bound plastic the term refers to plastic waste that is found within 50 kilometers of coastlines and is likely to end up in the ocean it applies exclusively to countries with poor waste management systems. and when you dig a little way way deeper you'll find that a lot on companies websites land based ocean bound plastic is everywhere. this makes it a lot eas

i believe we're worshipping greed here and michael douglas as gourrdon gecko, greed is not good i admit to taking enough profits in it to play with the house's money, yes, that's right i did a little chaching in bitcoin. listen, it's a bad idea to turn your portfolio into a religion when you get messionic about money, maybe you're a single buyer or crypto tokens, that's a good one for fort knox of crypto or game stop and you ignore everything else around you but i approach stocks with my eyes open and none of them can prevent things from going wrong like the price of oil which today was not tame at all and needs to be tame to wake up the real devil of inflation. if oil keeps climbing, that's what happens, okay you get the bear and i have to tell you, that's going to force the federal reserve's hand to raise interest rates the moment we get a couple descent unemployment numbers that's going to change the landscape. a real move higher in oil, not just a spike would drive all producer prices much higher especially if a commodity like plastic and lumber don't come down soon. oil can't be th

gus gecko, hudson valley investment visor ceo is here to tell us why. are looking at the following, prologis. they're looking at the last mile. there is a lot of technology from private equity and whole host of other areas. this is one of the stops in that bailiwick. they were the ones that get it to you. they actually have more technology in that warehouse you can ever imagine from 10 years ago. great through-put. right now because of supply demand shortages right now you're seeing more and more inventory trying to get placed into these warehouses to get out to clients and customers. liz: yeah. here we go. we're looking at prologis. three month picture i would say gorgeous. it obviously was struggling on the 9th but you can see it really came back here. it has a yield of 2.2%. so the dividend is certainly not but at its 52-week high. why do you say buy it here? >> well you have that supply demand imbalance as we saw before. right now we're talking about computer chips. talking about pilots. there is a shock to the system in terms of demand. people cut

i think she was very devoted to keeping records from the very gecko. it was in her dna.n lbj's case, he shared that and also had a very long political career. by the time he gets into the presidency, especially as he becomes conscious of the challenges and controversies and criticism of his presidency, his inclination is also to document so that down the road, historians have some opportunity to look back at his presidency in a documented way and make some sense of it, rather than very much in the moment. he also had, you're talking about the secretly recorded tapes. he had massive distrust of the press and of those around him -- his political adversaries, especially. he kept that record in order to also be on the record himself and have some control over the historical record. host: what does one learn about lady bird johnson from listening to her own voice, recording her days, that is different from the public record or persona of her? guest: the public persona that people thought of was a bit more two-dimensional. that is an understatement. then what comes out in her

i remember all of the geckos on the wall and eating vietnamese food. remember going to a fabulous banquet put on by the vietnamese. i sat next to some very high vietnamese military. the general on one side. it was a most incredible banquet dinner of high style. there were no other vietnamese women. none of the men brought their wives. it was not customary. i was trying to remember, trying to figure out and asking, so you're married? you have children? but the wife was never to be in public. and here i was. when i went on r&r to bangkok, which was wonderful, again, the american woman is so outgoing and so full of themselves and we are so truly different than the asian woman who, in their quiet way, i always remembered, in the hotel, the woman who came who want to do clean your shoes, was the most polite, pleasant, sinus, smiling, lovely lady. i thought, how admirable the quiet softness. there is a contrast in cultures that is extraordinary in that regard. host: can you explain the club mobile? camilla: the club mobile was part of the red cross formal na