amy: professor gina dent, if you can talk about the history of abolition and feminism.hen talk about the inverse, if you will, what it means to be a carceral feminist. >> sure. good morning. thank you for having us and paying attention to this issue. well, the history of abolition we argue in this book has actually been very much concerned with feminism. one of the things we try to demonstrate in the book genealogically is that we have left out and a lot of the records of contemporary abolition the feminist component. so if we are thinking about this modern abolitionist moment, which we date as others do from the period of attica and the uprising, we can think about the many different ways in which the participants who were engaged came from obviously communities of color, but also came from communities where women were prominent in the organizations. and that prominence disappears as we render that history into the present. and so we're are really trying both to uncover that, not only to credit those who were participating, but to redress the problem of omitting those

we have tim and gina both on board here so it should give netflix a better day next up is etsy.orst performer in the s&p this year as internet names keep taking a beating. shares are down 25% in two weeks, and they're nearly 50% off the november 52-week high. not everyone is bearish. needham names it the top stock pick last week saying, quote, all the reasons to be bullish are still there. tim, what do you say >> kelly, i say bail and bail again. there's not enough growth in this growth stock. i recognize the two-year stack was 129% i understand this was the right place to be internet stocks overall but you are not getting the same growth in the next couple of years. take rates are going down. they have to spend to grow, and i realize that's what growth companies do but through acquisitions and investing in marketing, i just think the best time to have owned this stock was really pre-pandemic i see -- first of all, i mean artisanal last time i checked was -- i wanted artisanal cheese i don't need a sock puppet i think there's a limit to the size of this addressable market, i rea

matt: gina martin adams there and janelle woodward.ng to us about the continued selloff in these markets. it is not as bad as it has been, but it is still rough. the vix above 35. the first day above 30 since november and then shoots way past. the s&p 500 has sold of more than 3%, the biggest drop since october 2020. down about 2.3% right now. we are still looking at a big selloff. we are going to hone in on tech, next, with martin from evercore isi research. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. with jon erlichman. we are seeing a big selloff in stocks today. the s&p 500 down 2%. we have seen a little bit of a recovery but we are still looking at the worst string of losses for the dow jones industrial index since february 2020. it has been a long time since we have seen this much of a selloff. here you can see the text talks off today, the biggest names out there. amazon, google, facebook, netflix. two changed their name. are they trying to hide from something? alphabet and meta platforms. netflix down

gina, thank you very much.s to you as well seema mody reporting >>> up next, gina khan faces scrutiny on big tech a senate panel dealt the industry a blow. why companies need to be ready to face off with enforcers and law enforcements and how much it will cost them orrr... you could use slack. and work faster with everyone you work with, together in one place. slack. where the future works. [copy machine printing] ♪ ♪ who would've thought printing... could lead to growing trees. ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ >>> welcome back to "the exchange." the antitrust battle between lawmakers and big tech getting fiercer after a bipartisan senate judiciary committee approved a bill barring them from favoring their own products over those of competitors. my next guest says the scrutiny will continue to intensify and tech compan

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let's bring in chief equity strategist gina martin adams.n talking about the bespoke investment group pulled out this stat, only seen a turnaround from a decline like that six times since 1988, and it was not good news for stocks going forward. is this a real bruiser for the bulls out there? gina: let me give you another step that may make you feel better. we have only seen oversold levels like we saw yesterday 15 times since 2010. your average gain in the week after those oversold levels is more than 2%. there are a few ways to look at the market. i think you can take some solace from the price action today. we did open relatively low, we even went back to test some of the lower levels of yesterday, but never got to that midday low. as long as we are merely testing levels and still incrementally moving higher, that low from yesterday holds. it's important to watch the midday level from yesterday for signs of weakness emerging. if we break through it, not a lot of support underneath it. we need to be somewhat wary, but for now, investors are

tom: very carefully. -- gina: very carefully. spending has been surging, certainly contributing to overall growth and absolute can to beating to bottomless -- to bottom line earnings growth. our view on the overall capital spending outlook is that we are going to have the strongest boom in 30 years over the course of 2022, reflecting a much stronger-than-expected sales recovery over the last two years. i think it is absolutely impacting earnings. it certainly is contributing to elevated valuations. we have obviously been focused on rates for the last couple of months. i think this underlying certainty with respect to the earnings trade is keeping economic conditions afloat, and certainly a portion of that is coming from these heavy spenders which are impacting the entire chain. tom: look at the capex that is being spent. there's an optimistic tone on what it means for valuations. moments ago, inquisitive elliott comes in and takes out another cloud-doer, citrix, as well. the difference between these two immovable cash forces to m

and collectibles and nfts will get hit >> that's very well said you basically extend that warning, ginaade a quick buck in the space over the past year or so >> absolutely. >> interesting and we are definitely off to that kind of start this year all right. we will move along software is still eating the world according to rbc capital they're saying the trade still has legs and is actually shaping up to be one of the most powerful and durable trades for the future they're naming palo alto and crowd strike palo alto was up 60% while crowdstrike dropped about 3% tim, either names interest you >> both do palo alto, believe it or not, is kind of a value play in the software space, nine times ev to sales. i like crowdstrike what jumps out about the note is they say they have the ability in the near term, and that's kind of a vague term, to grow their installed base ten times relative to other sas players and especially in the security spot, as the firewall refresh cycle is only getting going, the stock is inexpensive to its peers. it is probably 40% cheap to its peers. on a pull back i think

paul schatz with me along with gina bolvin?s. do you see a sustained rally from here? >> charles, good to be with you. i definitely don't see a sustained rally from here. last time i was here i talked about what would be a single-digit decline in the first quarter. it has been certainly compressed, magnitude a little higher than i thought. last monday we saw a nice momentum internal low but similar to january of 18 we'll thrash around there for a little bit. i bought super beaten down stuff, s&p 500, but i bought junkie stuff, i bought ark and biotech, i thought they would bounce. there is stuff i want to rent. don't want to own it yet. that time will come later in the year. you need to be nimble to protate into quality stuff until proven otherwise this year. charles: that is what jay powell said, you have to be nimble and humble. what do you think, did we hear a near-term bottom or no? >> hi, charles, great to see you again. it is important for investors to remember that bottoming is a process and last week investors sentiment

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i'm joined by commerce secretary gina raimondo. raimondo became the first female governor ovarian 2015 and now is commerce secretary secretary raimondo, thank you for joining us today. secretary raimondo: thanks for having me. >> we have a lot to cover, but including the role you played in advancing president biden's signature policy proposal such as the bipartisan infrastructure bill, build back better act and your work on the u.s. innovation and competition act. but first, i want to rewind a bit so you started working in venture capital years ago. you founded the only early stage of venture capital firm in rhode island. you serve as rhode island's secretary of state and were later elected as the first female governor of that state. those tend to be male dominated field even in 2021. is there a story that you can share with us of when you total you were underestimated because of your gender? secretary raimondo: as a woman, i have a been consistently underestimated in my career. but it's ok. my view has always been doesn't really m

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commerce secretary gina raimondo. taking the time this morning. >> good morning. >> so, first a reaction to these weekly job numbers. i know the overall picture is positive, but this is the third week in a row they've gone up. is this in the administration's view a short-term response to the omicron surge? >> thank you. as you say, these are, you know, strong numbers. by any measure now we have a strong economy, you know, created over 6 million jobs last year. we're the only economy in the world that is stronger now than prepandemic. and the unemployment rate is following over the past year. so we look at those numbers. i mean, week to week, month to month, there are small variations, but it's a strong employment picture. wages are up, jobs are up, growth is up. as you say, you know, obviously we have inflation and that is what we have to deal with. >> yes. i want to talk to you about inflation because the president, while acknowledging it will be difficult and is difficult for people today, he said he's optimistic th

joining me now is gina griswald, secretary of state of colorado.ator griswald, as we watch voting rights stall in congress, are midterms overtake our political life, what role do america's secretaries of state play in protecting the vote, where it appears that our congress increasingly cannot or will not? >> well, reverend, thank you for having me on for this really important conversation, and secretaries of state are one of the last line of defenses to americans' right to vote. in 2020 we were there during the pandemic expanding access in a historical way and the country how the most secure and record turnout election among both democrats and republicans. and leading up to 2022, and into the future, our jobs are going to demand the same. here in colorado, i've expanded voting centers, drop boxes. we've increased drop boxes by 55%. we implemented automatic voter registration, partnered with the tribes, and saw a 20% increase in tribal voting and that's what every secretary of state should be doing, expanding access for the american people. >> 27 st

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all right, gina, welcome it's great to have you here. our first stock up is caterpillar. one of the biggest drags on the dow right now. they had a big beat for q 4 and before the bell. it's the 7th straight beat why do you want to pick it up. >> we're looking to get into and maintain exposure to growth. and growth is coming in a lot of different ways one of the big ways is demand for more materials you're seeing even bhp and other material stocks that are just booming, but cater bill lar, they are sending in excavators and their growth has been extraordinary. they've threw this a mull chous first opener to the year, they've done very well and right now you don't want anything to be overpriced. the market is killing anything that's overpriced. this is growth at a reasonable price. that's really the thesis behind why we like this bet, and we think this is a large profitable company that has the potential to ride through this growth cycle that we're experiencing. >> yes the stock is down about 5% today. it's giving back system of that january outperformance what they said ab

secretary of commerce, gina raimondo, are thinks to you. be sure to tune into joe's "sound on" on bloomberg radio, weekdays at 5:00 p.m. in new york. let's move on and get some reaction to what we just heard and look ahead to the fed and thing about the locations of what we heard from the bank of canada as well. jan hatzius, goldman sachs chief economist, joining us now. can i start a little bit on what is happening with the economy? we just talked to the commerce secretary about what is happening with the supply bottlenecks we are seeing in the semiconductor sector. how much of a problem is that going to be as an ongoing issue that we need to think about in terms of the inflation narrative , the inflationary narrative that is currently working its way through the u.s. economy? jan: i do think it is still going to be a factor that is important for the price level as we go through 2022 that does not seem to be a quick solution, so i do expect that prices in a number of goods producing sectors and especially ones that rely on some conductors

castaneda recently spoke to gina torres, who plays a paramedic on the show.ank you for being with us and all your fans in the bay area have seen you for so many years on so many different shows. tell me a little more about what this season of 911 lone stars like because i know that you're playing off something that actually happened. big ice storm in texas. correct yes. um i think we were all sort of glued to our seats when we were witnessing it in real time last year, um how does. ah a city a state that is not prepared at all for what was coming, literally dig themselves out. and so we really get to see it through the eyes of the 1 to 6 and through the eyes of tommy vega, although the 1 to 6 has been pulled apart recently. we kind of get a an up close look at what it takes. two. fly by the seat of your pants and really take deep and make the best of a situation and show up because that's what first responders do right. they show up. they show up on your right day. and there's a lot of that. gina your character, captain tommy vega has had her life pulled apar

gina raimondo on the supply chain.fter this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> good thursday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street. i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber trying to get back some of what was lost yesterday session highs, dow up 350, s&p working its way back to 4580 or so we're getting some housing data to start the hour and for that we'll turn to diana olick. hey, diana. >> hey, carl existing home sales in december fell 4.6% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 6.18 million units according to the national association of realtors sales down 7.1% year over year and that's a huge miss the street was looking for a slight gain to 6.48 million units and inventory the problem, 910,000 homes for sale at the end of december. a drop of 14.2% year over year at the current sales pace that's a 1.8 month supply both raw supply and month supply are now at record lows that put pressure on prices. the median price of an existing home sold in december was $358,000 an increase of 15.8% year over

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and so any future eruptions will gina right now. i mean waves as well that will affect at least the local area and very large ones will affect a wider part of the pacific basin. professor, what kind of damage do you expect to see in tonga? so far, what we've seen has been so damage. and most of what we've seen has been from top top to the main inhabited island of tango with the capitan nuclear loca, is what we're concerned about is some of the low line islands, which are actually very close to 200 hop. i know more and the islands of the hop i group these islands have potentially a lot of low line areas that were affected by nami wives. and so those are the kinds of concerns we had also actual. so at the moment the actual lead has gone on to target top. it hasn't been that large yet, but the, the russian column actually sprayed. and why that it probably would have put more ash onto the central part of the tang and island group. so that's what we're waiting to find out now, is that what kinds of impacts they are being? what kind of he

thanks very much. nearly 14000000 people in the chinese city of t on gina been tested for cove at 19 after 2 cases of the on the chrome variant were detected there. tianjin is near china's capital beijing, which is preparing to harvest the winter olympics next month. with the major new year 50 of period approaching, china's authorities have imposed strict measures to contain potential corona, virus outbreaks. police officers and protective gear outside an apartment block in the port city of tianjin. health officials found to people infected with the foss spreading. omicron variant of the corona virus, and more cases among the patients close contacts. due to the other 2 certain, another 18 corona virus infections were detected among the close contacts in tianjin. all of them have been transferred to designated hospitals for treatment and quarantine. the newly reported cases are students and their parents who go to the same nursery and school as the fust detected cases, yada. now almost every one of tangents, 14000000 residence. we'll have to be tested for the corona virus. for kids, a

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let's go to gina snelling. let's go to gina. ok, let's go to steve. >> thank you, mr. chairman. one sort of technical question and one question on principle. the technical question is if you , discuss balance sheets at the next meetings and you will not begin balance sheet reduction until after you begin rate hikes, it seems that you will not or cannot begin balance sheets reduction until the summer. is that correct? second, you suggested with balance sheets running in the background, you will possibly be raising rates and running off the balance sheet at the same time. the principal question i have, you said it is going to be running in the background. but the statement on the balance sheet principle says the committee is prepared to adjust economic and development. suggesting there is a reaction function and it won't be running in the background. can you give us any information on what is the reaction function to the balance sheet? >> let me start by talking about that last paragraph. you will remember during the last cycle that this process of building up and then shrinking t

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followed by discussion led by congress secretary gina armando. later transportation secretary pete budde judge speak to governors about recently passed infrastructure bill live 1:45 p.m. eastern. all beginning 10:00 a.m. saturday on c-span, online at c-span.org or watch full coverage on our new video app, c-span now. >> next, michigan governor delivers the 2022 state of the state address commencing. this is only five minutes. 22 sts from lansing. this is 25 minutes. gov. whitmer: good evening, michigan. today is our state's 185th birthday. to celebrate, we are at detroit diesel. built in 1938 to help us when world war ii peered a lifetime later, it is on the cutting edge of electric vehicle technology built by the hard-working men and women of uaw 163. places like this are where michigan's future will be forged. i am thrilled to be here to deliver my state of the state address. before we begin, let's take a moment to honor those who are not with us. let's remember the four young michiganders we lost in oxford. madison, kate, hannah, justin. those

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gina, that would be so proud of you if you worked for the president to bring back manufacturing jobs to america. that's what we are doing. president biden top priority to make sure we can compete globally and you know that means we have to invest domestically. next to his leadership, this economy is strong. this economy is strong by any measure. wages are up, on a planet rate is down, rated six and a half million jobs. but the reality is even though the economy is strong, our supply chains are very fragile and you know that. but the reason for that is because for decades, we let all manufacturing jobs go overseas. ... invest $52 billion indomestic semiconductor production and create thousands of jobs all over america . we need congress to pass that bill in order to revitalize american manufacturing, revitalized american semi conductor manufacturing. it will be a win for our workers, a win for our businesses, a win for society and create thousands of jobs and we can't wait . let's hope that congress does their job and get the chips act to the president's desk. i want to thank the pres

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let's go to gina snelling. let's go to gina. let's go to steve lee's men. >> thank you mr. chairman. one technical question and one question on principle. the technical question, if you discuss balance sheets at the next meetings but you won't begin balance sheets until after rate hikes, it seems that you will not or cannot begin balance sheets until the summer. is that correct? second, you suggested with balance sheets running in the background, you will possibly be raising rates and bringing up the balance sheet at the same time. the principal question i have, you said it is going to be running in the background. but the statement on the balance sheet principle says the community is able to adjust -- or it won't be running in the background. >> let me start by talking about that last paragraph. you remember during the last cycle that this process is inevitably surprising. during the years of the prior cycle, we didn't intend to do that. that has required us to do so. we have a pretty robust paragraph that says we are free to do this at any time. it does not mean we are go

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. >>> with us now, gina of "the new york times," phil mattingly, laura barron-lopez. gina, you've been covering this issue for some time and wrote a piece with one of your colleagues. growth is surging in biden's economy. why don't voters feel better? that's the president's challenge in the sense that most of the numbers about the economy now are quite strong, but people are exhausted from the pandemic. they are still paying more when they go to grocery store, to the gas station. the president is hoping that by the middle of the year what the fed is now promising to do with inflation kicks in. will it? >> i think it's an open question. i think we know that demand should fade a little bit as people have, you know, fewer dollars coming in from government stimulus checks and from unemployment insurance. and it's clearly the case the fed is preparing to react here. i think the big question for the administration is, does that relief happen in time for the midterms in november? we know inflation is likely to fade at some point but does it do it quickly enough and is it pal

let's dig deeper and bring in commerce secretary gina raimondo. always good to have you here.er really good, unemployment really good, yet the american people don't feel good about the economy. how do you read this? >> good morning. it's great to be with you. it's always nice to see you. so, first of all, these are great numbers. i mean, not just big numbers today but this is the strongest economy in 40-plus years. wages are up. gdp growth is up. people are back to work. we're the only economy in the world that's stronger now than we were prepandemic. so i'm going to answer your question, but it's really important that we take a second to realize that this is great news and this is, you know, a very strong economy. why don't people feel it? look, i think that this pandemic has gone on for a very long time. people are frustrated, you know, moms and dads are still struggling, will school be open today, inflation is real and it's in everything. so i think it's a combination of covid and increased prices. the supply chain disruption, i talk to people, friends of mine who are frust

most shellfish are sold to france. sylvia, but gina also makes a living from oyster farming. she wants to preserve the traditions of her island and has therefore found it in association. sylvia doesn't speak english. fortunately. i do speak portuguese. oh hello. i'm lucas. part of it. as it, sylvia, do you like your job? my job isn't hard because i enjoy it. but if you like the work, it's not hard. while it's easy. you can you make a good living diginero calling to provide you see, and i can help others you'll side as if you help them to earn enough to be able to live from their work. especially the young people with the chavez, while yet you add like i show them, that it's possible to rent from raising oysters here to look at it. so gloucester, what are you doing within the association? so think central object eve, but our primary aim is to preserve the identity of this area. their school got a lot, but i will go to goodwood fishing, good merchandise and oyster and muscle growers have always lived here who you object with. ask yourself, it's him there, as they like to enable

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gina raimondo lead to discussion on k-12 computer science education.of major ceos dissipate, -- participate. topics include broadband, building a diverse workforce, and apprenticeships. this panel is about 90 minutes. [applause]

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