and we're delighted to have with us this evening journalist gina. here to talk about her very timely and informative new book limitless. the federal reserve takes on a new age of crisis. now we've all been hearing a lot about the fed in recent, whether helping to stave off total economic collapse during the 28 financial meltdown or countering the shocks of the covid 19 pandemic or most struggling to lower. as gina makes clear in her new book, these crises along with the actions of some pivotal central bankers like, the current fed chairman, jay powell, have fundamentally changed the fed's purpose and function in american society. the fed has taken its emergency powers to new, gina writes, stretching its mission as lender of last resort and purchasing backed debt in massive sums. it's gone from insisting that social issues are not in its domain to flying pride, flags and shaping conversations about racial, gender and, geographic inequity with research and expert advice. fed officials often talk about staying in their lane, but lane, gina observes, ha

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gina, great to see you >> thank you >> i think the question here is, gina, is the growth trade back >> well, you know, it depends on how you think this is going to play out we are headed into the slowdown. that is unquestionable some of what has been pushing this tech story has been looking past the recession and into the long-term trends trends like cloud and trends like open a.i. and what that means for productivity so, we have continued to see demand in that space and demand by investors to holds these names. if you look at how the stock market is acting, we have been trading the defensive sectors with healthcare and utilities which are expensive right now. we have been rotating out of that into consumer disc discretionary. tech has continued to remain expensive through the space. if you believe the long-run extraj trajectory, this is okay to invest >> we are seeing signs when it comes to the debt limit deal and short-term bonds are elevated. people don't feel comfortable in equities right now how do you see the debt ceiling deal potentially impacting your sectors? >> i think the d

gina guevara, a venezuelan immigrant who moved to the u.s. in 2017, is one of the leaders. gina says, she identifies 100% with all these families were immigrating, seeking a better life, opportunities, and security, many things they do not have in their countries. gina is a member of amigos de guadalupe, an organization in east san jose that has already been helping an increasing number of new arrivals. other community leaders from the city of san jose, the director of the city's office of racial equity echoed this message. >> the city of san jose is currently welcoming a current migrant response plan that if needed will activate various departments in the city organization to ensure that our response is as welcoming and inclusive and humane to people who are seeking asylum in the u.s. >> reporter: the city did not specify details about their plan, but they confirmed they will follow the work of organizations like amigos de guadalupe. the group says they are currently helping two to three families each day. they expect that number could go as high as 10 new families. >> we

it was like, "oh, we love gina.ther way was always, like, that european standard of... - latin person. basically, a white-passing latino, yeah. - yeah, preferably with an accent so that we-- there's no confusion. - right, right. - coming into the industry and facing, like, what felt like complete erasure. - right, right. wow. many latin american countries have large black communities, and in the u.s. alone, there are about 6 million adults that identify as afro-latino. but hollywood isn't writing afro-latino roles or casting afro-latino actors. i mean, get this: in a recent analysis of the 1,300 top-grossing films from 2007 to 2019, only six lead roles were held by afro-latinos. and the numbers for our indigenous brothers and sisters, well, those numbers are just abysmal. and so you feel accepted in the black community. do they accept you as equally even though you're latina? - that was also very tricky because it was-- at the beginning, when they, you know, are like, "oh, yeah, absolutely, you know, you're one of u

we're like, we love gina, we love gina, she's great.ay, or, you know. and the other way was always that european standard. >> a white passing latina? >> preferably with an accent, there was no confusion for. >> right. >> coming into the industry and facing what felt like complete erasure for? >> wow. >> many latin americans have large black communities, in the u.s. alone, there are about 6 million adults that identify as afro-latinos. but hollywood isn't writing afro-latinos roles or casting afro latina actors. i mean, get this, in a recent analysis of the 1300 top grossing films from 2007 to 2019, only six lead roles were held by afro-latinos. and the numbers for indigenous brothers and sisters, those numbers are just abysmal. >> so you feel accepted in the black community? today except you as equally, even though you are latina? >> that was also very tricky, because it was, in the beginning, when they were like, oh, yeah, absolutely, you're one of us, and this is great, and you have conversations, and you go deeper, and of course, the

let's call gina. >> gina, how you guys doing?ruptcy filing that johnson & johnson did is dismissed. >> did they reject it? >> they did reject it. >> awesome. awesome that's the best news. >> yes. >> yes! >> i am so happy that the judges really made the right decision. >> talk to you soon. >> yep. >> today i'm feeling a sense of relief to get this decision where these judges so thoughtfully and so thoroughly said the bankruptcy code is there to protect certain companies, but only companies that really need it. if j&j could have gotten away with this, then really any wealthy company could avoid its liabilities by creating a subsidiary, putting that subsidiary into bankruptcy and riding off into sunset with all of its assets. >> the third circuit stopped short of putting an end to the texas two-step. what do you say to that? >> well, i'm disappoint they'd didn't go further. i'm glad they ruled as they did, what johnson & johnson was trying to do was unacceptable, but this is a corporate playbook that's going to be used over and over

gina says she identifies 100% with all of these families who are immigrating, seeking a better life, opportunities and security, many things they do not have in their countries. gina is a member of an organization in east san jose that has already been helping an increasing number of new arrivals. other community leaders from santa clara county and the city of san jose echoed this message. >> the city of san jose is currently planning a welcoming migrant response plan that, if needed, we will activate various departments in the city organization to ensure that our response is as welcoming and inclusive and humane to people who are seeking asylum in the u.s. >> reporter: they did not specify details about the plan but confirmed it will follow the work of organizations. the group is currently helping two to three new families each day. they expect that number could go as high as 10 new families. >> we have been working to stabilize families, get them temporary shelter, use limited resources we do have to get temporary hotel stays, get food and water and medical enrollment coverage, get

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"will you draw gina fighting a dinosaur?" "sure. raised her hand and said, "will you draw a penis?" [ laughter ] and all 300 kids didn't so much laugh as they just started screaming simultaneously [ laughter ] i mean like the beatles came from liverpool [ laughter ] kind of screaming. >> seth: yeah, that would be hard to process. if somebody had the nerve to do that in second grade, i think i -- it would blow my mind. [ light laughter ] >> oh, i couldn't get them back. [ laughter ] it was over with i mean, they're having this -- >> seth: they just start going, "draw it draw it! [ laughter ] >> yeah, no. >> seth: you have a -- you know, a crazy story about how you met your wife. i mean, we all have good meeting stories, but you met your wife on a season of "the real world." >> yeah. >> seth: 1994, san francisco, here you are [ cheers and applause with your wife pam and, i mean, at the time, you know, she was a doctor >> yeah. i mean, you know, i'm a cartoonist, she's a doctor makes for an interesting combo >> seth: basically, if you

gina. >> i know for me when i was in the life, i did welcome drugs because i just didn't want to feel or see anything. so that -- i mean, that added to the addiction, but then that also enabled and added to their control over me, where there was that reward and punishment concept. as far as emergency rooms and beatings or any other health issues, i mean, i had no insurance. one of the big red flags, because it's so difficult at times to identify what a trafficker looks like, you know, what these criminals look like because it's very deceptive, and they are masterminded. i'm uncomfortable even giving them that credit, but it is so true. one of the victims across the board from my own experience is that when victims, whether they know they are victims or not, they don't speak for themselves. and their head is down, and someone else is speaking for them, or they start to speak, because they may be feeling a little safe to speak, but the perpetrator, the criminal takes over. that's a huge sign.

arrests and communities in southern california also have sideshow problems of their own reporter, ginawent on a ride along with the los angeles county sheriff's department team to see how it's working to crack down on the illegal activity. it's a task force on a mission. 76 noodles outbound group of cars. they were meeting up. they started to disperse, which makes it makes us believe that they're heading out to a different location, possibly to take any takeover. an intersection. they're cracking down on street takeovers. we're constantly out here and evaluating where the street takeovers are being done coordinating efforts with different agencies to combat it and really put a squash down on it. as you can see, here, we're having roads blocked off to avoid the street takeover crew's coming out here and taking over these intersections. you've seen these wild seeds all over southern california young drivers taking over an intersection to perform dangerous stunts. in this viral video seen on street people of los angeles. one spectator is actually set on fire in compton . a recent takeover

so that has more from gina. very little information about the progress regarding this policy. we know that they have arrived 3 days of a visitor. they often negotiations that are taking place in did that. remember it's, it's still an important steps to win the piece because this is the 1st time that when, in fact the wording part is the kind of minister reference simple forces us with, as army are coming together and they're talking to each other. so this is a, this is regarded as a progress because as i said so far, the hasn't been any document or statements released by any of the parties. you're crying. so is it shut down thousands of russian drones targeting the capital k even overnight? it strikes, russia has stepped off a tax that hit a victory day celebrations and must go on choose day to lease government has suffered, may just sit back up to the right when the opposition one most states on the council that will draw up the new constitution the vote was held off to another proposed cha, so it was rejected last year. at least $27.00 workers have died in a fire at a gold m

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host: gina in kentucky, line for democrats next. caller: to your guest, i'm wondering how close mcconnell's to mr. mccarthy. about what they will do on this debt ceiling. mcconnell has said that he doesn't feel they need to go into the situation like that had before and with the debt ceiling. i wonder if you've heard anything about whether mccarthy is real close to mcconnell and what would happen and do you think mcconnell has the upper hand on the debt ceiling? guest: their relationship is interesting. we have seen mitch mcconnell backing up mccarthy and he and other senate republicans have said they support reforms and budget cuts. what happens when this gets down to the line if there is an agreement and does mcconnell try to huddle with joe biden. the two of them have had a tricky relationship. there is not of daylight between mcconnell and mccarthy right now. host: pennsylvania, good morning. line for democrats. caller: good morning, everyone. i'm just calling about title 42. basically, that was in response to the the speaker pr

gina kinsley. gina, i was actually at the oakland zoo just 2 weeks ago for my first time ever.onna, they're alone and i was surprised that she was by herself. can you talk to us a little bit about the behaviors she exhibit exhibited that warned of her kind of condition and is that typical behavior for african elephants? >> if you're talking about mourning process after she lost center. and it really was, you know, just really the 24 hours after she often more. >> so she just a very, very well to sing for partner. she's been doing while they're out there. things are to be doing yourself. rousing and social time options. well, these some written mail. >> ok? so she she's doing ok, however, you feel that this isn't about you guys feel that it's in her best interest to move her and talk to me just a little bit about african elephants their behaviors when they're with other female specifically and and when they're without. all female state senator. that's we're going to careful society. so it not discuss 2 2 nation to to have a social opportunity. there'll be 3 other. you know, ther

. >> it's a frustration that gina mcdonald knows all too well.r struggled on the streets of the tenderloin and is now recovering back home. >> i looked for treatment programs here and the phone numbers they give you, and then they send you to another phone number. i finally just snatched her off the street and brought her to alameda county. >> gina is one of the mothers at the head of mothers against drug addiction and death. >> what we are the governor and mayor have done, it has cut off supply, but we are not seeing the added services yet. >> the group of moms has been advocating for easier access to treatment for years. jackie berlin's son cory is on the streets, addicted to fentanyl. >> we do talk about that in the group, about what effect it is going to have if the drug supply is cut off, and the fact that there are not enough beds and detox to help people when they start going through withdrawal. >> over the past two years, the city has added 250 new residential care and treatment beds, bringing the total to roughly 2500, with plans to add

now we understand china's commerce minister will meet with gina raimondo and the wall street reportinge's a dinner that gina raimondo is hosting for chinese counterparts and expected to meet with representative katherine tai later this week. what can take place? we already know that the trade imbalance is pretty severe, that we are buying many more products from china than they are buying from us. would you be in favor, would you support removing the most favorite trade status from china? >> absolutely not. look, china is the second largest economy in the world only next to the united states and it's still using that title to gain the system and it is using influence in the pacific, using the belt and road infrastructure needs, look what they did to sri lanka, for example. they are using that special status to gain that system. we need to make sure that american dollars and technologies is not helping china to, you know, exercise their economic coercion. we see that. xi jinping and china's communist party is not interested in doing anything following the international rule of law. we n

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gina. >> i know for me when i was in the life, i did welcome drugs because i just did want to feel or see anything. so that, i mean, that added to the addiction but that then also enabled and added to their control over me. with their was that reward and punishment concept. as far as emergency rooms and beatings or any other health issues, i mean, i had no insurance. one of the big red flags, because it's a difficult at times to identify what a trafficker looks like, you know, what these criminals look like, because it's very deceptive and they are masterminded. i am uncomfortable even giving them that credit but it's so true. but one of the victims across the board from it own experience is that when victims, whether they know they are victims or not, they don't speak for themselves, and their head is down in some else is speaking for them, or they start to speak because they may be feeling a little -- to speak but the perpetrator, the criminal takes over. that's a huge sign, whether it be

gina is member of an organization in east san jose that has already been helping a number of new arrivals. others from san jose echoed the message. >> the city of san jose is currently planning a welcoming migrant response plan that if needed will activate various departments in the city organization to ensure that our response is as well coming and inclusive and human to people who are seeking asylum in the u.s. it will follow the work of other organizations. >> reporter: they are helping two to three new families a day. they expect the number could go as high as 10 new families. >> we are working to stabilize families, give them temporary shelter, use limited resources that we have to get temporary hotel stays, get food and water and medical enrollment coverage, getting the children enrolled in school and other type of resources to get families stabilized. >> reporter: jeremy tells me we can see the real impact of the change not now but within the next two weeks. he emphasizes the importance of this help right now to avoid situations where these migrants would have to camp in parks or o

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gina: it is really about industry and sector.ave been very concentrated in technology and technology adjacent spaces. these are the areas of robust growth in jobs and the areas where we were going to spend in perpetuity. we were becoming incredibly more independent to really power ongoing economic conditions -- conditions and they over hired. they have now cut labor in line with a more realistic demand profile from the economy. i think this is something that maybe has gotten lost in the consensus view on what has really happened in the labor market. it has not been a widespread job loss but very concentrated and reflects the period we just got out of. tom: thank you. gina martin adams of bloomberg intelligence. back to back on bonds and equities. i cannot say enough about what ira jersey is doing on short-term paper and gina martin adams out with the portfolio on paper. a really fancy screen on surge of value at a time when apple gross is well. once a week that we survived. [laughter] lisa a: the day is still young. the focus thi

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they've got to have a dinner at the white how with gina raimondo to try to thaw things out.ng. it wasn't the u.s. that sent a spy balloon into the country and sent military secrets back to beijing in real-time. >> you hit on the key word which is react. unfortunately, that's what a lot of our leaders for way too long have been doing. we shouldn't be bashful about working together with our allies. the president vastly overstated how much unity there was among the g-7 in dealing with china challenge after all, there's been a pretty significant struggle among the g-7 to get things right with russia over the last couple of years. we're not really that far ahead when dealing with the china challenge and the chinese government knows it and that's why i think they feel like they're comfortable being on the offensive. they can get away with these provocations and our side just wants to sue for peace. there's sort of an endearing american quality, a missionary ethos that we can sit down and break braid and things will work -- break bread and things will work out. maria: covid-19 rele

. >> gina says she identifies 100% with all these families who are immigrating, seeking a better life opportunities and security, things they do not have in their countries. she works for an organization in east san jose that has already been helping an increasing number of new arrivals. other community leaders from the city of san jose, like the director of the program of racial equity said this . >> we will activate various departments in the organization to ensure that our response is welcoming and inclusive and humane to the people that are seeking asylum in the u.s. >> reporter: they didn't specify details but confirmed they will follow the work of organizations . the group says they are currently helping 2 to 3 new families each day, they expect that number to go as high as 10 new families. >> we have been working to stabilize families and give them temporary shelter, use the limited resources that we do have two get temporary hotel stays , get food and water and medical enrollment coverage , getting children enrolled in schools and other types of resources to get the family sta

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the likely replacement for yellen, still the name you hear is secretary of commerce gina rah mondeauxe. not a bad choice. he wouldn't be a bad choice either, goldman sachs, mit, smart guy, sec chair. on top of that, so if you start thinking the through, he's a maryland resident, and this is where the speculation goes. ben cardin, the senate from maryland, has announced that he's not running for re-election. of and guess what? the rumor mill is now picking up once again -- this happened before, by the way, people have talked about this in the past, that gary gensler, who does have aspiration, he's an ambitious guy, will run for that seat. we did put a call in to the sec to get a comment, we've not heard back from them. as soon as i do, i'll put it out on twitter -- liz: do you think they're going to reply? [laughter] >> i think they might say the usual b.s -- >> liz: he's focused on the sec -- >> no plans another the anything else, i got that, but i'll put that out there, maybe he is. but there is no caught, i'm hearing this from multiple d.c. sources that he wants to do it. the questi

.: gina powell is one of the thousands golden state warriors fans closely watching what happens at chase center tuesday when the warriors take off the lakers in playoff action. with two california teams, it may be hard to tell who is rooting for who. >> i live in east oakland. i love oakland, but i am a lakers diehard fan. and i will die a lakers diehard fan. j.r.: at first glance, you might think the man behind these jerseys is also a lakers fan, but that is not the case. josh, who goes by online, collects jerseys and specifically does not have a certain lakers jersey at this time. >> i do not have my lebron lakers at the moment. it is in my storage. j.r.: you left it in storage? that is the greatest move i have ever seen. regina powell is hopeful that lebron is thinking about the 50 points that curry scored last game. >> sort of watching this interview, watch out, lebron. j.r.: resurrection is taking the warriors in sales. he estimates he has over 100 warriors jerseys, but loves his curry one. >> this one is my favorite. j.r.: sadly for dubnation, it appears as though crescendo will be

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. >> gina says she identifies 100% with all of these families who are emigrated, seeking a better life, opportunities and security, a member of guadalupe, an organization that has already been a helping an increasing number of new arrivals. other community leaders from santa clara and san jose, the director of the city's office of racial equity, echoed this message? because the city of san jose is currently planning a welcoming migrant response pla that if needed will activate various departments of the city organization, to ensure that our response is is welcoming and inclusive and humane people who are seeking asylum in the u.s. >>> they didn't specify details about the plan but confirmed they will fall the work of organizations of amigos of guadalupe bay. helping two or three new families each day, expect the number could go as high as 10 new families. >> working to stabilize families and get them to a temporary shelter, use of limited resources that we do have to get temporary hotel stays and food and water, and medical roman coverage. getting the families and the children enrolled