this is hopper. hopper changed the world.his is blackwell. >> nvidia says the blackwell processing unit will massively increase the computing power driving a.i. and large language models. shares are down today, but they are up more than 11% since march 1st leading up to the keynote. we'll hear more from jensen huang in the cnbc exclusive interview coming up at 10:00 a.m. >>> in washington, u.s. lawmakers and white house have reached a handshake deal to keep the government fully funded through september 30th and now must race to make it official before this friday's shutdown deadline. according to the report, the deal came late last night after negotiators were able to resolve funding for the department of home homeland security. >>> one of the national security officials is set to hold a closed door briefing today with top senate commerce and intel committee members about the threats posed by tiktok. this comes as the senate weighs how to proceed with the house passed bill to force a sale of tiktok by parent bytedance. on "la

scott: hopper was dead by then and he did not have to worry about being harangued by her.peter: how long did chaplain stay in the country? scott: one week. he came to new york, first he came to the bahamas to get used to the time change because at this point he is 84 years old and old age is beginning to have its effect on him. he is not the same person he was in 1952. he has slowed down considerably so he had to be handled carefully, they went to the bahamas for a couple days to get used to the time change and then new york for a couple of days and then l.a. for the oscar ceremony. then he went back home and never came back to america. peter: partial filmography of night -- of charlie chaplin, the trailp -- the trail him -- t ramp. if you were to recommend one of the movies to get a sense of charlie chaplin, which one? scott: one movie? modern times. the essence of chaplain is his connection to the real world. there are a lot of comedians who want to take the audience away from the real world. especially in that time. but he was connected to the real world that people saw

. ♪ >> this is hopper. hopper changed the world. this is blackrock -- blackwel.di: that was the nvidia ceo showing off the new chips aimed at extending his company's dominance at ai computing. i want to put into perspective this conference nvidia was holding has been compared to and ai woodstock. this gives you a sense of how much optimism there is. how much this is seen as a festival of sorts. given the gains we are seeing come of the run-up for tech stocks through the course of this year, you need to have the positivity to see any sort of huge gains and see that sustained over the course of 2024. we did see the magnificent seven. cat with the last close for the index. a gain of more than 2% overnight. twice the pace of the gains we saw for the nasdaq. futures were coming into the fed decision fairly wait and see mode. as we said, the focus on nvidia, this new processor unveiled. it is one that is the successor to the hopper chip that has already been one of the most prized commodities in the tech world. certainly a lot of focus on nvidia as i said in the sessio

. >> this is hopper. hopper changed the world. this is blackwell. tom: a new era for the japanese economy. the first hike since 2007, ending of yield curve control, and an ending of etf that's in buying. we have stephen engle on the ground in tokyo for all the details and we will cross over momentarily. let's check in on the markets as we set you up throughout the trading day. the fed starts its own policy meeting with that decision on wednesday and a focus on the dot plots, the focus from the fed officials. european futures up. when it comes to s&p futures, 5200, off by a 10th of a percent. nasard futures down. let's flip the board and focus on the japanese yen. a little softer in the session on the back of that decision by the boj. seen by some in the markets at least as a dovish hike that came through for the boj. we check in on the japanese yen. 150 down 8/10 of a percent versus the u.s. dollar. the move we have seen, on the twos and fives, year-to-date, you seem close to 50 basis points of moves in terms of the two-year yield higher. you are cu

. >> hopper changed the world. this is blackwell.applause] caroline: named after the mathematician and game theorist david blackwell. this new platform has multiple times superior at ai models and inference then it's pre-to sesser. he's lining them up -- predecessor. he's lining them up next to the other. antoine chkaiban covers nvidia and ai. it's clear when you look at the market cap position, didn't live up to the third-most valuable company in the world? antoine: yes. thanks caroline. our main takeaways from the keynotes yesterday is at the competitiveness of nvidia's products is getting stronger. blackwell offers up to four times higher performance and 30 times entrance performance than its predecessor hopper. the next time you hear someone announce a chip that is 10 times faster than in nvidia, a year later nvidia will also have a chip 10 times faster. alternatives to nvidia can have an advantage that last at best one generation and a year later the advantage goes away. last but not least, this advantage often comes at a cost.

peter: scott eyman, that columnn representative richard dixon on the head hopper show, talking you openedour book "charlie chaplin vs. america" by saying, personally, i hope he goes and never comes back, he is as bad a citizen as we have in this country, as you well know. was she writing to a u.s. senator about charlie chaplin? scott: of letters to richard nixon. there are a number of files in the nixon library that contain nothg t mrs. to inform her. they had an interesting relationship. she had been a longtime supporter. she was constantly haranguing him via email about one problem or another that she crucial to e republic. generally he would write ba asserting he agreed with everything she said and wished there were more citizens like her but then he would do absolutely nothing about what she wanted him to do. he■ treed her basically like an annoying aunt at thanksgiving who tells you how to dress and vote and what shows ton get intg conversation that will only end with bad feelings, you acquiesce and then go about your business because she will not be there. he would say yes, you are

. ♪ >> this is hopper. hopper changed the world. this is blackrock -- this is blackwell.nnabelle: the nvidia ceo showing off the firm's new ships. -- chips. the blackwell is the successor to the hopper. let's bring in our analyst who believes the new ships will dry -- chips will draw more business. there is so much competition in the space. you have the h 100 but also the likes of amd, alphabet, amazon, intel. how much further is this one ahead of the pack? >> significantly widens an already wide performance gap nvidia has versus their peers. they are trying to divert [indiscernible] and this time the company comes up with one that is two and a half times better. higher memory. it results in significant performance a lead versus what is available today in the market. haidi: how does the technology help transition more simple ai tasks into what we see as the next generation of the tech? >> essentially it allows you to get the same kind of performance or workload with significantly less power, which is a bottleneck right now preventing large metals to get larger and larger

this is hopper. hopper changed the world. this is blackwell. >> told you. actually, the guy's name is david harold blackwell. it wasn't richard blackwell, the fashionista. the gpu has advantages in terms of performance and energy usage. anybody who is anybody will get this new line and upgrade from hopper. cisco, dell, hp, lenovo, super micro will deliver service based on the blackwell lineup. our next guest is the tech investor who might understand this. he owns nvidia and joins us now. paul meeks at harvest portfolio management. i don't know what you are, paul. do you have an engineering degree? for our viewers to understand, obviously, becky and i are up to speed on this. can you just make it easier for people that may not be as in the loop as us of what is going on? >> joe, before the commercial break, you went through the specs and you sounded nerdy. it is a larger and physical gpu. it uses two die techniques from taiwan semiconductor. you think about it. it will provide about 5 x the performance of the latest h 100 hopper chip. eventually, more and mo

revolution is here. >> reporter: those hopper chips commanded anywhere from 25 to $40,000. for over 50,000. nvidia has had a monitor run, up 240240% in the last year. they aannounced a new revenue generating software. it's going to make it easier to deploy artificial intelligence for companies that use their chips and it gives customers not only another reason to stick with their chips but it provides an opportunity to shift into a platform provider on which other companies develop software. so think of nvidia becoming more like apple or microsoft. one concern from the conference, this is going to increase reliance on taiwan, those chips are going to be made more there and so as you think about potential security concerns, that's one concern for me. back to you. maria: sure is. i think it's either 70 or 90% of all advanced semiconductor chips made in taiwan, kelly, right. >> reporter: it's 90% as of now. there are measures to bring it to the u.s. but as of now, 90%. maria: that's a big number, knowing that china wants to take over taiwan. thank you for that. if we see china

so, blackwell is replacing hopper, right? >> uh-huh. >> as you know, mel, because we watch it, hopper is the sheriff in "stranger things" and the price action has been really strange over the past couple weeks. from fridays ago, that reversal in nvidia, where from peak to trough gave up a quarter of a trillion dollars. and today from peak to trough was probably close to $100 billion. i mean, to me, that's not an encouraging sign now. it's a great company, this new chip, four times more efficient, i get it. price action is everything. and over the last week and a half, when you see moves like that you absolutely have to take note. >> it's really interesting, when you think about that comparison to the apple events, and they were fabulous, right? there was a whiz bang new thing that a consumer could go out there and buy and they could have it in their pocket. and it happened in and around, i think it was 2012 or so, the events were just kicking off. tim cook had taken over, the company started buying back their stock. consumers

every customer wants to have their hopper right now.y -- >> if i said i can get you another hundred thousand would he be happy? he would be delighted. 1 million more? >> they want to build and run the business today. not wait nine months from now. they want today. our chips are not a consumer product you can wait next week or a year from now to buy. it's an operational part of your company and you want to run your company today. hopper will be in great demand and great supply coming. great demand for sometime. >> i thought one of the amazing things was there are many companies that have nothing to do with technology. john deere. they make tractors. they need you? >> i love the fact john deere is here. they made robotic tractors, make it more efficient. the farmers can be more prosperous. you have retail, consumers, incredible industrial. >> if you don't use you -- >> rockwell automation is here. one of my favorite things was a demo i couldn't do because we ran out of time but microsoft, rockwell automation, hexagon did a digital factory

and as a former navy man, i'm drawn to a motto embraced by grace hopper. one of the first female admirals in the united states navy. and i quote, a ship import is safe. but that is not what ships are billed for. in that same spirit, i do not plan to safely stay anchored in port for the next 12 months. after all, standing still is not what we are billed for any indiana. so, to frame up our time here tonight, and going forward, i'd like to talk about something i call the indiana model. which guides all the work that we've been doing together to create lasting generational change. on the very foundation laid by our pioneering predecessors. already, it has enabled us to take indiana to the next level, as you've heard me call it just a few times. that's because the indiana model seeks excellence rejecting any notion that a midwestern state would be content with mediocrity. and instead, takes giant leaps instead of baby steps. it hinges on collaboration among the public, private, and philanthropic sectors between our administration and the legislature. across al

there's so much work to be done ahead and as a former navy man i'm drawn to a motto embraced by grace hopper, one of the first female admirals in the united states navy and i, quote, a shift in port is safe but that is not what ships are built for. in the same spirit i do not plaú to safely stay anchored in port for the next 12 months. after all standing still is not what we are built for here in indiana. so to frame up our time here the night and going forward i'd like to talk about something i call the indiana model which guides all the work that we've been doing together to create lasting generational change on the very foundation layed by our pioneering predecessors. already it has enaed us to take indiana to the next level as you've heard me call it just a few times that's because the naindiana model seeks excellence rejecting any notion that a mid western vowel state would be content with mediocrity and takes giant leaps instead of baby steps. it hinges on collaboration philanthropic sector across all government and it's hoosier wide of any distinction with indy and the rest. nearly ev

elsewhere■$ i'm o rather than trying to bring in to go to the permitting processnect right to the hopper were able to create their own network where they were able to match my0l and it is their program now. they arero working with others o provide the service. two enhanced services and things of that nature. sovereign nations are willing to take ownership of particular p programs. this is empowering sovereign nations across the united states to be those leaders right now. and it is a program i support. and we close the gap. 18% of people living within the sovereign nation worked predominately without any connections you compare that to those of us not living within reservations, the number is still high. how can you create that kind of injustice the program there before his well-meaning as it was much progress it made. i'm really optimistic about what this meansng the lack of conductivity and other nations with all the tribes.coms and conversation right before you came on talks about acute infusion of public funding combined with investments. the funding combined of private and public. i

after the mass has been whipped, it enters a special hopper and is then deposited onto boards throughws need to give up their moisture until they come up with another material like this is called why it has such a shape, this is a dome-shaped shape, and this is a dome- shaped dome-shaped, yes, i thought it was some kind of circle, well, maybe an oval, i thought it was a wave or... seeing the volume of marshmallows on pallets, but our eastern guest’s eyes became much larger , he immediately took out his phone and started filming it all, guys, it’s so cool here, so many marshmallows, so many marshmallows, i’ve never seen in my life, the aroma is so pleasantly rich, i wanted to send it to my friends in china, so that they can see it too, at least feel it on video through my emotions, the feeling that... a person gets when looking at such a scale of sweets, it turns out that i didn’t know that i couldn’t take pictures, at the same time i understand the company’s policy, and therefore i had to meet them halfway, wow! but i only saw pink and white, but this is just multi-colored, hello, wha

the new blackwell line presents a massive upgrade from the hopper. that mold did catapult nvidia above that $2 trillion market cap number, but the ceo said we need bigger g pushess, and that is exactly what blackwell is providing. it's being billed as faster, large arer and more efficient. it will provide users five times more a.i. performance power. nvidia also a highlighted that blackwell is designed specifically to support the core technology that underpins those large language models like cat chatgpt, so that really underscores how important the company sees these chat bots becoming. the chips will start to ship later this year, customers already include amazon, microsoft, google and oracle. wang promised that blackwell will usher e in the next revolution. take a listen. >> anything you can ding cantize so long as there's structure, we can probably learn some patterns from it. and if we can learn the parents from it, we can understand its meaning. if we can understand its meaning, with we might be able to yen rate it as well. and so, therefore, t

complex of palaces and buildings is so huge that it doesn't even fit in one victor . nowadays, the hopper gives the residence of the austrian president, but many museums are located there to the, to check out what's behind the magnificent besides head into the state hall of the austria national library. in the hartford, it costs 10 euros to enter, but is definitely worth it. towering in the center under a 30 meter high domains, the statue of emperor or charles the 6th. don't forget to look up at the impressive ceiling. press go. the library holds around 200000 books, some 350 years old. so in reality, we agree that the photos on instagram are not an exaggeration. the hoffer again, national library are definitely a must see this been nasa smith. the remarkable thing is that charles, the 6th, like to commission the state hall, not only wanted to build a universal library because a functional building office. he also wanted to set up a monument to that representative him self and his ancestors. that if you look for pictures of vienna on instagram, you'll definitely find the cause kisha or sa

there's demand versus hopper two or three customers when hopper launched.stuff, the supply constraints are likely to be there. the silicon area, these are bigger chips. blackwell is two big stuck together that has more memory and more packaging capacity. i think it will be tight for that even as the current generation supply eases up. >> thank you both for joining us to react to that interview and talk about nvidia which is down a little bit today after a stunning rise this year and last. >> yeah. >> having an impact on the overall market i would say. >> yeah. as perhaps amd is as well. far less in terms of overall market value. still at $2.1 trillion. that's the market value of n nvidia. bring in mike santoli. >> it fit into the themes in the markets, though. first of all this small decline in nvidia after the massive build up is almost like the market hit a bull's eye on what to expect and had been priced in. even from the morning after nvidia's last earnings report, less than a month ago, the stock had added almost $200 billion in market cap. after the n

it couldn't get into the hopper without making it tell me like this. the new network is 3. me doesn't die meter and drums for 18 to them. it goes across the city, the donald's, where carry water from the bones and the roofs to us the harbor. but they still have another function, so the rest of the are to walter can be stored here instead of in the sewage system and slowly release into the hub that keeps the water quality in check. and so people in copenhagen can swim in the harbor and the canal system through the end of the tunnel step. and again, in a storm, if you have a heavy storm wave stop cutting, floating industries, we just opened it up and it can the transport all the water through the pumping station into the, into the harbor. okay, so it was simply empty the streets that will still be was the industry. and so i mean, it's not completely dry, but we'll go from from half between half and one meters down to, to 10 centimeters. $0.20 in his maximum. mm hm. and how much water can this whole system deal with the, the, the amount of water that can be transported and the

. >> corresponded with news of a hopper can you tell us about the upcoming ohio senate race when ourand who is on the ballot? >> well, the senate races coming up. the primers are on march 19. and right now it isri a three-way race in the republican primary and it's actually very close. the latest polling numbers show everyone is within the margin of error. right now bernie moreno is at the top with 29% matt dolan has toys 7%, and frank larose has 21% with another 23% undecided. again this is within the margin of error so could be anyone's race right now. >> and there been a couple of endorsement in this race on the republican side.e. who has gotten those? >> the biggest endorsement was of course former president trump who came out behind businessman bernie moreno. this instantly shot him up from polling in the lowest to the highest, and he has used every opportunity to mention that he hass endorsed by trump and effect trump is coming to dayton, ohio, this weekend to campaign for him. >> how potent is the trump endorsement in ohio? it's had mixed results in other states but ohio is fa

and a case called parts nicky against the hopper to and it came to deal with a, with a talk show host and a radio station who became a, who became in possession of a conversation that was illegally paved. gather it was a wire tap violation. somebody took it from the labor, it doesn't really matter. so you have somebody who is a media person who comes into contact with something that was stolen, but it's news weren't sound familiar. okay. so he published a broadcast. the question was, is he absolved from any kind of liability? is there a 1st amendment right? first amendment? that's why they call it 1st the 1st member, right? that he enjoyed by publishing something which would be illegal if he did it. mm hm . but wasn't there somebody else in the supreme court that absolutely he is protected by the 1st time that daniel ellsberg. what is that all about that sound papers? yeah, daniel outbreak, i'm convinced, violated all kinds of laws when he went a new copy from the really corporation that rick, you're talking about somebody which is very important. and it's, it's funny. the notion of a

peaceful or not, they needed the territory, not the living things there, when they first received the hoppersld out without the father’s permission, i said: no, we won’t go anywhere, we will be here, at first we could refuse, then we started to use it. an ambulance, this is an ambulance , why is it to help a patient, morning, day or night, they are coming, what to help a patient, what to get to dad, where to the hospital, can you drive, hurry up, hurry up, gas service, fire department a car, a fire truck, this is a fire truck, cool, i... it’s definitely not firefighters, these outside firefighters, these brave ones with fire are helpless without merciless fighting, you need to go faster in the car because the fire won’t cover anything, remember how you were driving a car when you left avdeevka we were passengers you were passengers remember who? was driving, what was the name of the uncle who was driving? yura, yura, that's right, uh, if we show him to you now, you'll recognize him, i'll recognize him, let's check, you'll just find out or not, because uncle yura, aka yuri mezinov, a volunteer

but the sol so that there isn't that cold a longer evening hopper, my prostate, and i most of central and northern childs enjoying the sunshine in the south in the south of the yanks, in particular that seemed to have clouded stretching east was and the rain all need along the river valleys getting heavier and heavier it might catch hong kong every now and again. but it seems be heading further east and north towards shanghai or we've recently seen yes. again, a deluge in the final for pakistan and or the northern india and indeed afghanistan, but that's, that's resolved into a few sto, shareholders set and all the rest and get back to 7 bangladesh part from one to lot 2 shots. as long as you draw a picture and the sun is coming out. so because of that time, she's a rising early cutting capital, but $22.00. and it's not about the in an increasingly complex world, it's terminal to be direct. there should move in. international law is vehicle, be this model. and so to discussions the customer, the noise is real, operates under climate of absolute infinity. we challenge conventional wisd

hoppers, montana, 35 degrees with a littl >>> good saturday morning. time is 5:19.are waking up to some rain in the bay area. i'll show you on stormranger right now. picking up on heavier pockets over the santa cruz mountains. anywhere from swanton to santa cruz approaching capitola now. parts of the peninsula seeing spotty rain from redwood city in stanford. spotty showers throughout the day and thunderstorms in places like san jose later on this >>> and that's a look at your forecast. guys, i can't forget tulle indianapolis, washington. >> i was going to say, don't sleep on tulips, washington. daisy, oklahoma. a lot of fun ones out there. >>> the groundbreaking triple organ transplant for one man and how the story you saw here on "today" helped save his life. >>> plus, is it the wave of the future? a bar in minneapolis that only shows women's sports. right after this. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cance

new high band microchips and blackwell that's going to come out later this year, but the existing hopperso you're going to have to hear on the call from them how that's tracking. it really starts to ramp up in their august-ending q4 and then much more into their next fiscal year, 2025, that kind of begins starting in september and onward. yeah, you'll hear a lot about the memory and their relationship with nvidia tonight on their earnings call. >> i also want to talk about they're other businesses. they have other businesses that they're focused on. so what's your outlook for some of the other businesses that micron provides chips for? >> yeah, see, that's a great question because everyone right now is all ai everything. it's a craze. it's a frenzy. a and, you're right, most of the revenue comes from smartphones and a lot of data center and enterprise servers. for the most part those areas are still soft. i don't think investors are expecting any quick snapback. i think what they want to hear is that inventories are kind of coming down in the end markets and demand is stable to maybe sta

right now it's just sitting in the hopper.en some pieces of paper and dropped it in the hopperthe box where you drop the bills and she is at least started that step. right now i'm told it is not privileged and not live. so because it's not privileged it will just basically sit until she decides to make it live. we're not sure if she will decide to do that right now. if she decides to make this live, she would have to wait to do that until after these next two votes. we're still in the vote series. we're waiting to see if she speaks and decides to do that after the next two votes. again yes, this is $1 trillion bill has passed. a lot of frustration, a lot of anger from house freedom caucus members, including mtg earlier this morning. i asked bob good about a possible motion to vacant. at the end of the day the buck stops with the speaker, the one in charge and gets to put the bills on the floor and he is deciding to do so. why aren't you filing a motion to vacate? he was side stepping that and saying he wasn't interested in doi

compared to hopper, blackwell offers two .5 times the performance for training large language modelsmes performance for running the model, a process known as inference. video will offer blackwell in various forms. two blackwell gpu's and one cpu in combination. they going to liquid-called systems like this and shipped to cloud providers for their data centers. it is a market that nvidia ceo says will started to hunt a billion dollars annually and grow from there. -- $200 billion annually and grow from there. gtc crowds circled around a single demo rack. the real thing short -- starts shipping in late 2024. ed: among everything else, ttc -- gtc ended last night. whether you are an ai founder or an infrastructure company, now down to jensen long. that might -- jensen long. caroline: share prices reap the benefit as well. those he anointed, the synopsis. some of these companies managing to push higher because we are starting to see how they are able to tap into this ecosystem that basically is the driving force. ed: as we have been saying, get the ai story right. ai was also a big part

the opening bell, s&p done 20, nasdaq and 95 take a look at nvidia, it is down this morning five hoppers on friday and down another 1% as of this monday, interest rates are steep but lower levels the yield on the ten year moving up a bit 4.08%, the two-year is now under 4.5%. it just ticked about 4.5%, 451 right now. politics, biden apologizes to the undocumented community for using the word illegal to describe the alleged killer of lake and brightly, he went on to suggest that the migrants builte was confusing you illegal illegal migration, the president changed his tune he is calling for cease-fire in gaza and seems to be responding to domestic politics, he cannot win in november if he loses a muslim, arab-american progressive votes, they demand the cease-fire and biden obliges. on the show a measles outbreak among migrants at shelters in chicago, this highlights the problem of unvaccinated children crossing the border and attending schools across the country, the oscars, oppenheimer one big but barbie did not, propel the steady demonstrators block traffic and delayed the event. some o

i feel nondoes she have to evolve, but they are several more defense motions in the hopper, so it seemse quite a wait before we ever seeever selection. could did go beyond the all date? >> when she declined, i think that was a tell that she's going to push it even fur doubt the root. where it's best yond -- i think it's still an open question. >> thank you, glenn. we want to show you this terrifying video, frankly from new york, where police are on the hunt for a man who lit two cans of flood able liquid, and threw them at two subway riders. it happened at the 28th street stop in chelsea. it is not clear what led up to the attack. this is from back in february. we're just getting the video now. fortunately no injuries were reported. >>> coming up, a best-selling author joins me live with details about his harrowing escape from haiti, as it's overcome by gangs and gunfire. >>> a major address from the highest-ranks jewish official in the united states, chuck schumer's scathing address targeting benjamin netanyahu. >> netanyahu coalition no longer fits the needs of israel after october 7t

they have a motor in the back and it blows winds down one side and carried by air into the hopper.will mess this up is new -- large pieces of cardboard or sticks or coat hangers. anything that is more than 12 inches. the tube on the tracks is only 12-inch diameter. >> people asked what they can do to help to keep the city clean. there are people that letter. leaves are one thing. any of the garbage you see is from people being careless. [♪♪♪] >> one cars parked in the way, we can't sweep under the congress. to deal with this, we have parking control officers that are provided by m.t.a. and they go in front of our sweepers and pass out citations to people that are parking the wrong way. once the sweepers sweep past in san francisco, you may park behind the street sweeper. we all know parking is a big issue. north beach hasn't been swept since the eighties because of opposition. but we are getting a lot of requests to sweep. basically our trucks are 10 feet wide. we stick the brooms out and they are may be 12 feet wide. >> there are a lot of blind spots when driving a large truck ped

a federal judge sitting in the southern district of florida, your ping- pong ball goes into a big hopperm -- handle. if your name pops up, they put symone on the case. >> i would phone a friend. i would not call lisa because she is not a lawyer. but i would actually phone her to ask her, who do you think i should call? >> i would phone you. >> i have watched a lot of law and order. i took the lsat. i covered the trump years. i am pretty much a lawyer at this point. here is the push and pull, truck -- chuck rosenberg. jack smith wants to keep things moving. and so his competing interests here are a judge who continues to make questionable judgments. and knowing that if there is any effort to remove her from the bench, that serves only to slow down this case. if you are jack smith, how are you weighing those two realities against each other? >> i do not move to recuse her from the case. i think that is a terrible look for the government. number two, i think it absolutely failed. sometimes you get a bad draw, alicia. this is their draw. not to do that will be too cliche, you have to draw th

marjory taylor green the republican from georgia took a small piece of paper over to the hopper. it was a motion to vacate the chair. she says that she is now as they have the right turned new house rules, any member can raise this idea. she says she's not yet invoking it. she didn't call for the vote. but she intends to. you can hear the difference between her and other republicans as they came outside after this action. >> i do not wish to inflict pain on our conference and to throw the house in chaos. but this is basically a warning and it's time for us to go through -- through the process, take our time and find a new speaker of the house that will stand with republicans and our republican majority instead of standing with the democrats. >> it's not only idiotic but it actually does not do anything to advance the conservative movement and in fact, it undermines the country and our majority. >> so this again, puts us in a position -- the house has gone on recess. but when they come back, the position will have to deal with the speaker fight. marjory taylor green does not back

yes has filed a motion to vacate the speaker of the house, she didn't drop that resolution into the hopper this morning but has not made it privileged, it's not live which means it's only a threat right now. a real threat to the speaker but only a threat if she does decide to make this live it would force the house to take a vote on a new speaker in the next two legislative days. that is after they come back from a two-week easter break, excuse me, take a vote on ousting the speaker first, not a vote on a new speaker. nothing is happening right now, greene says it isn't personal, she likes mike johnson, but she says he is not doing the job. >> we need a speaker who supports all of us. not a speaker who breaks the 72 hour rule, will not let us vote on amendments or introduce amendments to major funding bills. >> it does not appear that anyone in the conference saw this coming, perhaps only thomas massie who she was talking to on the floor before she did this, congressman lawler just called it idiotic. the house freedom caucus shared bob good kept telling me emotion stomach a motion to vacat

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their cases on the hopper against amazon, facebook, google and big tech is try to push back about these. apple has a lot of power in the market place among consumers. it is not clear at all whether this case will pay off. we know the microsoft case did not work out either. they remained intact. to a lesser and more diminished degree for a while. it is not clear given the scope of this. we are in uncharted territory about how it will pay off. >> and i asked about the big picture? it is part of a larger antitrust crackdown of tech companies under biden. doj is already suing google for monopolizing and services. the ftc has a case pending against the parent company meda another case against amazon. can he be successful raining in big companies or is it too late? are they too big? >> they are enormous. this case will probably be the one that sets the tone for the rest of them. it is the entire smart phone market we talked about. about. even google, we are seeing the rise of you know, ai companies coming in, and taking

but it reminded me of jenny hopper''s speech into romance he knows he's about to die so he tells elonit -- >> greg: exactly. you know, vince -- >> i didn't know that's at he got fired from a thought he got fired because he starts. [laughter] he. >> greg: also demanded a private jet to las vegas for a consumer electronic show and a suite for him and his fiancÉe and he wanted x to cover all his drinking and massages. he does sound -- that is don lemon. >> wine is ever a good idea to interview your boss? that is, like, the first problem at this point. like, what was he thinking, let me introduce -- interview the boss. you should avoid the boss of your company like you to everyone else that has any influence in your life avoid your spouse, your boss, priest, your kids. everybody. to savoy -- don't interview them, stay -- hyatt, right away the block for four hours until they're all in bed. [laughter] >> greg: that is wisdom. that is wisdom, jimmy. you think this is real? >> well i think -- i think at first they thought -- is that they linink this to make him look bad but then realizing the

tomorrow and you were sitting at the southern district of florida, your ping-pong ball goes into a big hopperymone pops out, you are the judge on the case. that is what happened here. >> my goodness, i would phone a friend. alicia, i don't know about you. i would not call alicia, she's not a lawyer, but i would follow her. who do you think i should call? >> i've watched a lot of law and order, i took the lsat, i covered the trump years, i am practically a lawyer at this point. here is the thing, here is the push and pull, chuck rosenberg, which we have talked a lot about as it relates to this case. jack smith wants to keep things moving, and so his competing interests here are a judge, who continues to make questionable judgments, and knowing that if there is any effort to remove her from the bench, that serves only to slowdown the case, so if you are jack smith, how are you weighing those two realities against each other? >> i do not move to recuse her from the case. number one, i think that is a terrible look for the government. number two, i think it absolutely fails. look, sometimes you g