incontrovertible evidence confirmed most of it by inspector general horowitz that we had premeditatedommitted on the court on a presidential candidate. it was based on a phony dossier from russia, bought and paid for by hillary clinton. none of those people were held accountable. we seem to live in america now that if you have one political point of view and you lied to congress because the horowitz report, they have referrals for top fbi officials that lied to congress, but yet no predawn raids, no guns blazing, no cnn cameras, and no charges whatsoever. god only knows what happened. >> yeah. it makes you wonder, not just about a double standard, but actual corruption within the federal government, specifically the department of justice and the fbi. it's as if they never left. the tactics now continue. part of the problem with these lies, these prodigious lies is that the media drives them. the media drives the narrative. in the media got it wrong during four years of the russia hoax. they treated the dossier as if it were scripture. the anonymous sources leaking phony false informat

let's bring in todd horowitz, he's here to explain why.nd the price was closer to 50,000. i would have lost money if i bought it there. >> hi, liz. well, it went to 65,000 before it went to 35. there was no doubt there be a sell-off. you've been around in the industry long enough to know that these, it's like a commodities, they get so high, they have to some have pullback and i think it's healthy for the crypto space. i think it that this is attracting more new money, and i think that we're going significantly higher. i mean, this is the currency, i would say, of a libertarians for sure, and it is a free market currency, versus the central banks around the globe, manipulated currenc ies. liz: when do you see it turning around? they talk a lot about the crypto winter, back in december of was it 2018? i can't remember, yeah, that's when it hit its 19,000 high, then it fell, and it didn't really move until, i don't know, late last year, this year, so they called out the crypto winter that lasted kind of a long time. when do you think this on

i think michael horowitz is the most capable person out there.is work on the fbi investigation was second to none. i'm glad he is on top of it. without the proactive work of somebody like a horowitz who is doing this so the public can look at this, you wouldn't know what the biden administration -- biden is out there trying to sell another relief package. meanwhile billions of dollars, literally trillions of dollars we have given them are wasting it on 600,000-dollar gazebos? they're afraid of more money being exposed but it is out there now. elizabeth: you wonder if the infrastructure bill gets stalled, then president biden has only one success, it is covid relief bill, 1.9 trillion. so it is one and done but so there is disturbing waste and abuse in these bills when thousands of businesses, restaurants and bars were permanently shut during covid-19 but then they're tossing money around. it gives the term drunken sailors, doesn't do sailors any justice. they're out spending drunken sailors. what do you say? >> well this is the problem. when you

to none, and god is on top of that without the proactive work of somebody like horowitz that is doing so the public to go in and look at this, you would do with the biden administration, biden is out there trying to sell another belief package, meanwhile the billionsns of dollars literally trillions of dollars that we've given them, they're already wasting on $600,000 gazebos. so why do they need more money and that's what i think they're afraid of having exposed but it is out there now. liz: you wonder if the infrastructure bill gets stalled then president biden has only one success, the covid relief bill 1.9 trillion, one and done so there isis disturbing waste d abuse in these bills when thousands of businesses and restaurants and bars were permanently shot during covid-19 but theney there talking against the term drunken sailors doesn't do sailors any justice, theire outspending, what do you say? >> this is the probably neither trigon's of dollars without committees and hearings and the openness and transparency, these agencies are flooded with money and spending and by the trilli

caroline: i know you have big backing from the likes of andreessen horowitz, and they see big value ins. but why? what was the cause? was that that you did not like the idea that certain big tech companies control the internet to a certain extent? >> and recent was a backer but in that round i think there were a hundred vc's and hedge funds and before that it was a decentralized round with several hundred participants from all around the internet. you know, we just want to, you know today come of that internet is a network that connects everybody and everything. when you build systems and services you build on private infrastructure. we wanted to extend the internet, so that you can, it is also humanities compute platform. caroline: humanities compute platform and we will see how it continues to evolve. we will look at how your event has occurred today. and notable on the day that don't quite -- doge coin mike get a click tomorrow on s&l. -- doge coin mike in a click tomorrow on snl. romaine: you can watch it on bloomberg. caroline: that does it for "what'd you miss?" joe: bloomberg te

in spite of referrals by the inspector general, michael horowitz, no one has ever been held accountabley that we are now living in a country or we don't have equal justice or application of our laws. >> well it certainly looks like that. i think it's very disturbing that they had to send 7 fbi agents with blazers that are emblazoned with fbi at dawn to raid rudy giuliani's apartment when his lawyer has been offering for 18 months for him to come in for questioning because there were so many leaks out of that investigation into rudy giuliani's alleged lobbying in ukraine. and there is no reason for them to have been so heavy-handed. and in addition, what is incredibly disturbing isaw the fact that they were spying on the president's lawyer. they took all of the documents and emails from the icloud in november of 2019. that was right before the impeachment. that was exactly one the democrats were gathering dirt, as much as they could find, on the president. what better way to do that than to spy on the president and his lawyer. now, they may have had a perfectly good reason. they got a se

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clinical psychologists jonathan horowitz is the finder of san francisco stress and anxiety center. >> to be in this situation where people were required to step back from their social life and from employment and things like that. i mean people were really at risk for mental health illnesses. >> reporter: families and children also felt the stress of distance learning and disruptive routines. referrals for residential treatment jumped significantly. >> kid who were really suffering are kids who were extremely isolated, no sports, no activities, no peers. >> but now the emotional pendulum may be swinging again. they're now facing a new and different kind of anxiety. >> they've missed a year of social connection so there's a lot of question about where do i fit in. who's my peer group. how do i connect with these kids i haven't seen in over a year. >> we're trying to navigate back, getting back into the office and it's like where are we with regards to the rules. >> reporter: they say therapists can help clients transition in a number of ways. it's important to reestablish a routine whe

clinical psychologists jonathan horowitz is the finder of san francisco stress and anxiety center. >>be in this situation where people were required to step back from their social life and from employment and things like that. i mean people were really at risk for mental health illnesses. >> reporter: families and children also felt the stress of distance learning and disruptive routines. referrals for residential treatment jumped significantly. >> kid who were really suffering are kids who were extremely isolated, no sports, no activities, no peers. >> but now the emotional pendulum may be swinging again. they're now facing a new and different kind of anxiety. >> they've missed a year of social connection so there's a lot of question about where do i fit in. who's my peer group. how do i connect with these kids i haven't seen in over a year. >> we're trying to navigate back, getting back into the office and it's like where are we with regards to the rules. >> reporter: they say therapists can help clients transition in a number of ways. it's important to reestablish a routine whether

fran horowitz will join "the closing bell" this. >> look forward to that.ave a new lease on life and fashion rental services have seen significant recovery veneering pre-pandemic levels. clothing as a service company has a new take launching a borrow program today joining us is courtney reagan with ceo christine huntsinger. there's a local brand called borrow baby that i've been using. for adults am i renting new clothing if so, for how long? what happens to the clothing when i send it back? >> you might be renting new clothing or you may be renting something that's pre-worn. regardless of which case it is the clothing will always come looking and feeling brand new. directly from the castle warehouses. >> interesting so it is possible and i think this is almost a selling point. we realize the major environmental impact that the new clothing has and a push back against the fast fashion trend and some partners i believe great clothing sides i might get some used items. this is not -- stays in the ecosystem that way >> absolutely. it is a great play for sustai

horowitz said that 29 random applications, four of them they couldn't even find the underlying documentations required. it looks like nothing has changed. when you couple all that with what they did to senator johnson from what they did to the president's lawyer when they raided his apartment, this is frightening. >> sean: when confidential information is leaked, doesn't that put everybody at risk? sources, methods, operatives in the field? >> i believe so. i referred to the obama administration as a lawless administration, claiming there wasn't a proof of any scandal in this in administration. it simply false. but it is just a continuation. when you see the unequal administration application of justice and the law, that should frighten every american and we will continue to see. my latest episode had to do with a briefing i received. apparently they were looking at giving rudy giuliani a similar briefing. it was a complete set up. again, trying to destroy me politically, but this is what the left does and that is how the press cooperates with democratic parties. >> sean: let me go back to j

. >> we know there are referrals in inspector general horowitz's report, we still don't have a durham premeditated fraud on the fisa court with the phony dossier that hillary paid for. you watch what happened, he had offered this apparently to the prosecutors. i really believe at this point in american history i'm concerned we don't have equal justice and application of our laws, do you see what i see? >> i'm very concerned about the fact that there would be a search warrant executed on the home and office of a lawyer without regards to attorney-client privilege. when i was u.s. attorney we were very reluctant to do things like that. i'm concerned about that i'm going to tell you something as you know. i was a victim of thee obama-biden justice department, the supreme court had toto revee them 9-0. we've got to be vigilant about this and i'm a supporter of rudy, i've been that for 15 years. >> sean: thank you for being with us, appreciate it. when we come back on this friday night, biden can to continues to push his dangerous america last agenda. marc marinovic joins us straight ahead

operates within the bounds of law in certain cases >> you know, i've deferred to katie hahn andreessen horowitzn the board. a frequent guest for you guys and is incredible. her point is really, really clear. you know, criminals love using cash, because it's untraceable if you're using crypto, crypto is extremely traceable, and so it's really not what you want to use. but i want to call out, i mean, we are -- >> a lot of ransom ware attacks seem to suggest otherwise. >> that's right. but you'll be able to actually track every single bitcoin that goes out there call ow ethereum headed to $10,000. that's crazy at 3500. i'm excited where that is going because it's programmable money, actually. >> so before we let you go, garry what is the general mood coming out of the berkshire meeting last weekend what's being said among your peers? is it anger and resentment about charlie and warren or is it more of a dismissal about voices that maybe some find no longer relevant? >> i would never count them out as people to pay attention to. their principles are foundational to what it means to be a great inves

about claiming reverse racism, it's something that he learned in high school from his mentor, david horowitz racism is against white men and that against black communities is a figment of your imagination. he indoctrinated stephen miller at a young age. and his group, should be named white men first legal. it's about attacking any efforts to make society more equitable for marginalized communities and so far, all it is the doing and trying to do is to create hysteria around efforts to make society a more liveable place for brown and black communities for women, for you know, for not -- for anyone who is not a white man. >> we are watching it play out right when it comes to agricultural and funds and to groups and farmers, where else do you anticipate watching it play out? >> well, i mean, he is doing it already on the border. you know, he is trying to cast the biden administration's efforts to allow the asylum seeking children in to the united states and asylum seeking families to ask for asylum in the country, he is trying to cast it as damaging to the united states. he is trying to claim t

it is important to remember 2019 doj inspector michael horowitz said in the application to conduct warrantlessveillance that he found dozens upon dozens errors and omissions incorrect or unsupported factual assertion. the fbi says it has since adopted new guidance and training requirements, but it appears the fisa court might be skeptical about whether the new guidance is actually working, shannon. >> shannon: all right, trace gallagher, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ tonight, tonight's ramped up violating curfew during last june sometimes violent request in washington, d.c., will not be prosecuted. d.c. attorney general carl rushing said will inform 250 individuals by mail if eligible to have the record altogether. a seattle coffee shop who refused to serve a police officer has been fired. prior to the termination the owner of chocolate with employer's freedom of speech in a facebook post while condemning the action. coca-cola with the place now since january announced the law firm that failed to meet racial diversity quota. and general counsel who originated at the diversity plan. here public scho

horowitz's report where he picked 29 different fisa applications and there were problems with every one. some of them they didn't have the underlying documentation like the foot notes that you'd have in a document. they didn't have that in four of the situations. so this is how bad it is. when you view it in context, i mean, remember, the irs targeted conservatives ten years ago. five years ago it was the fbi targeting president trump's campaign. now the fbi doing a raid on the president's lawyer's home just last week. now this continued abuse of the fisa process? i think americans are rightly concerned. you better have hearings on this where we can get answers. >> martha: it's amazing when you consider how much sunlight was spread on this issue and the obvious egregious behavior for people like carter page to be innocent. i'm shocked that there's not any cleanup on aisle 7 where this is concerned. what is the response from the fbi to your bringing this up and hearings? what? when will that happen? >> the hearings need to happen yesterday. we need to remember one important thing. it's t

jonathan horowitz is the founder of the san francisco stress and anxiety center. >> to be in the situatione were required to step back for social life and employment, people were at risk. >> families and children felt the stress of distance learning and disrupted routines. the ceo for the center for children and families in san francisco, referrals jumped significantly. >> kids who were suffering, isolated, no sports, no activities, no peers. >> may swing once again as many face the prospect of heading back to work and school. they are not facing a new and different kind of anxiety. >> they have missed a year of social connection so there's a lot of question about where do i fit in? how do i connect with these kids i haven't seen in over a year? >> we are trying to get back to the office and it's like where are we with regard to the rules? >> reporter: they say therapist can help clients transition in a number of ways. it's important to reestablish a routine and getting used to the familiar rhythm and i hope to limit personal expectations for how quickly things will seem normal again and a

hello as akiva elder, he is a political contribute to the israeli newspaper horowitz. i keep, i'm really keen to get inside the calculations that netanyahu is having to make right now is how he was referring to. so i'm going to start by asking you the same question. i asked harry, in your opinion, is there a chance for a few why, especially from nathan, yahoo's perspective as far as this is concerned, the fire can wait for. busy at least another 2 weeks until the mandate of the piece will be exhausted and we, the president will have to take back the mandate and turn it over to the message. nathan, y'all believes he could lead to elections. lloyd law design, the analyst, including politicians, to a former minister of defense like the bowman and long made it clear on record that they believe that it's not the war against garza. but it says on the war against the schools against is on trial and to gain more time and time is very precious. now, because the security agenda, they weren't gender going sideways. the political agenda is where and more and more people are not af

blockchain and digital currency platform doubled after raising money from investors including anderson horowitzcompany was valued at $500 million in the funding round. one called it rocket fuel and says there eyeing a traditional ipo as soon as this year and they did not rule out a spac merger. merrill lynch revamping training for 3000 new hires, guidelines will include a ban on cold calling perspective clients and participants will be directed to use internal referrals are linked in messages. the length of the training will be cut in half, to 18 months, with the goal of graduating 1000 advisors per year in the next few years. next, the outlook for metals, as beijing vows to rein in it speculation, putting a dent in the blistering commodities rally. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xf

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