you know but you dismiss me kind of begs the question george i mean mark is absolutely right no between you said but i think i'm very weary of just personalizing boerum policy ok because the country's interests don't change very rarely change dramatically with a different leader and and see seabirds naisi journalist and lazy policy makers a rocket if you can the prince but you're still dealing with the radio ok the energy going to. wave you're absolutely right i think not because it was something that there is an attempt on the part of the biden people to us every single thing that the trump of been astray should did and i think that that's a good point about saudi arabia 1 1. you see the same see in the case though russia and china if you look at. biden's speech at the. munich security conference as well as these. beach at the state department he is really really venomous towards russia. you know they would say it's just one condemnation of for another week is pretty much labeling russia as and then we have the united states that it is determined to destroy the power and influence of t

i. mean mark has been in a state of unrest since the military seized power and detained elected civilian leader aung sang suu kyi and members of her government on the 1st of february since then the numbers of people taking to the streets in protest has been growing by the thousands in my case it was all over the country. they say they won't back down until their leaders have been safely released and handed back their jobs. their military accuses suchi of importing illegal walkie talkies and breaching coronavirus restrictions a hearing for her case will be conducted on monday. to get more information about the situation on the ground i'm joined now by an activist and mandalay just a heads up to our viewers we won't disclose his full name to protect his identity sam go to speak to you again sunday was reportedly the bloodiest day since the beginning of the crisis in your country what have you experienced and mandalay this weekend. let's. you know. rouge so. we got last minute you. know the turtle could be higher than 18 people because i don't seem. to be you steps military you know just du

coverage and look at how the news is reported here or the media stories we're examining this week i mean mark the headline is straightforward there's been a military coup the backstory the politics the media and the censorship is where it gets complicated australia is now a frontline in the revenue battle between big tech and the mainstream media home school is hard enough but what if you can't afford and electronic device or wife that is the reality for more than a 1000000 schoolchildren in the u.k. and why be singing the lockdown blues. when you can be tapping your toes to broadcast news it's been almost 3 weeks now since the military in me and maher staged a coup against. the democratically elected government the army is alleging that the recent landslide victory by unsung suchi and her political party was a fraud the new regime says it wants to establish a disciplined democracy journalists there understand what that means they remember the almost 50 years of military rule that ended in 2011 when blanket censorship was the norm international and private domestic t.v. channels are now off t

military let's say it's almost andrews's the un special rapporteur on the situation of human rights i mean mark he's joining us from washington d.c. thanks very much for speaking to us on the al-jazeera news hour so it's very interesting that the general's time was just about to expire and then this military coup what are you most worried about now that the coup has actually taken place. well i'm worried about the people of of me and mark you know they have been through a brutal military dictatorships they're going through a very very difficult time with the pandemic a struggling economy the people of myanmar are very fearful of banks are shut down to medication things are shut down there are people who were trying to restrict who we can't reach so there are a lot of questions right now but but my primary concern is the people of myanmar who are obviously in a state of shock there they're very afraid of what's going on what the what may go on and this is absolutely an outrageous unacceptable action by a by the military that you know the state of emergency again it's outrageous the only emergenc

only benefit is that we use water from the park i mean your data ok it's important for the next generation but right now i don't get any benefit from the. mark i mean if you switch it off i don't get another. place the farmer is finally able to collect his animals this time everything went smoothly but others aren't always willing to comply. but. there are often english waiting a product we have just heard a farmer say and we don't get any benefit from the park because the benefits aren't they are susceptible to or they might only become clear decades from now when the forest is gone and the water rushes through taking all the soil with it's a wash because that's what makes this so difficult but at the end of the day there's no easy solution because once i get to lose a. little . on bali's high plateau hosts of lush flame flowers cover the ground. it's also home to something else an extremely rare animal. the ethiopian wolf. it's the world's rarest species of canada. there are now only around $500.00 ethiopian wolves in the wild roughly half of them in ballarat the national park has become the bastion for the survival of the species. in the

military has to face is that the world is watching very carefully what's happening on the ground i mean mark we've had condemnation from western embassies in the un human rights envoy to assert that the generals will be held accountable but is this enough should we be hearing more from the international community. i think we should be hearing more and i think there are things that are happening in terms of discussions that are taking place about different tactics to to to adopt i think that that the steps initially have been relatively modest with the hope that the military will step back and i think what we've seen is that they've tried to step forward there and they're operating in their own rationalization that they think they're saving the country and in fact that think that they are underestimating the international response but i think there's also a wait and see attitude that's happening to make sure that the military doesn't use force and i think if they do use force there will be a very strong response against the military this is not the same as the past because this is a military

look what he did to mark. i mean in 2016 were right before the primary in south carolina hedged about whether you supported trump or not and once he took power, he just rode through people like you, once you broke with them. made fun of you for your affair, your girlfriend and made personal attacks on you. you know first hand what happens when you cross this guy. >> here's my question. i talked to a lot of republican who's say that they believe the mcconnell wing will win in that 20-minute speech. which is the best speech of his career. but the numbers don't show it. the numbers show that three-quarters of the republican party want trump to have a big role. there was a new poll today that show people disapproved what he did, didn't want him to be at the head of the party. there was this big drop. then it's back up to where it was before now that he's been acqu acquitted. >> again, i don't have a clue. i can't figure it out. i'm disappointed, disillusioned, i'm discouraged. but it is what it is. those numbers are amaz

to be up on that i myself never thought to go to the market i mean i don't overlap that we have nothing else out of it going through i got a mark on your side. of the deal they don't like oh about me i mean i don't like them i know you. don't have seen the future is doing a good deal so let's get bob are far less about clearly in the nuclear family was concerned about look up occidental if you do. i was going to be so now i think you kid me i only recently at the. so to begin with. it was going to be a 2 way i was going to go and they can or no he would let the gal there. was a dear 00000000. look up and i don't know what he would have. to say but then i'm a little. risk in. the heart of another of these you will want to. go out again when you get. their lives they don't see them going to the olympics like it was a good. show. and they say they're going to learn how to here's a little bit and then we get a little. a little bit of a love affair he has i guess i would say that. they're done with that. ok. but if the but they're getting it it will be going to get you going to sleep because what is it that you were doing to get tho

that i mean we're going over that we have nothing else out of it going through i got a mark on your side. of the deal they don't like oh about me i mean i don't like them i'm. gonna see the future is to make you feel sorry. for fuss about clearly in the nuclear family was concerned i look up folks resign and if you do. i was going to be so now i think you care for me i had only recently left. so to begin with. it was going to be a 2 way i was going to they're going to get all the story but it was a b 000000000. f and i don't want you to be looking. to do something but then i'm a little. hard another these you will want to. go out of here. their lives they don't see them going to the olympics like it was a good. show. and they say they're going to learn how to here's a little bit and then they get a little. bit over the leather bag he has i guess i would say that. they were like i've done with that. shoe. ok so it is look at that getting into the beginning getting what it was like it was what is it that you were doing to get those who were going out. to local and believe you could change

that i myself never thought because i knew that i mean i don't overlap slightly it might be as out of me if i'm going through that i got a mark on you know you didn't. know they don't like oh about me i mean i know what i did when i. don't have seen the future is doing a good deal so let's get bob are far less about clearly in the nuclear family was concerned about look up folks resign if you do. i was going to be significant here for me i only recently at the. so to begin with. it was going to be a 2 way i was going to go and we're going to war now he would let the gal there. was a b o o o o o. o o. f and i was going to quote him enough. to say thank you but then i'm a little. hard another these you will want to. go out of here. you can buy their lives they don't see them going to the olympics but it was a good. show. and they said they're going to learn how to here's a little bit and then we get a little. bit over the leather bag he has i guess it was a. good look they're done with that. ok. but if the but they're getting it it will begin to get you going to sleep because what is it that you were does anybody get those who

to was there i will get there we'll soon be there more than a classic winner i mean i want to die while there will still no mark when i wallow in it all a god will ever be in the new year before you may hold an argument with us if you buy that one at the school should they be going to. any of a myriad of the gear but i could get across that. life has led me to this part of the lore which is so broad as there are thousands of cases in spain in every province and hospital. the had to be a way to find out the biological mother's name. went up must claim which is the most it would. and. the list also look into a lot. less confusion phenol. but not on doubt he can then weigh in on the way this korean knows them. oh no they're going to love. that i know. if it beyond a doubt but i meant everyone i mean in the 1st quarter you. get us at a cost that a lot of. one time in this it will be more that i mean they don't know if there is something we can mean you another go you know get a gun they got you know it. they'll know we are not here so you are. as though it is me or. us. and it's binah shaughnessy noir the instigato

that i mean i don't open up that we have nothing else out of it going to make the rag on the mark on your. borders of you know they don't like oh about me i mean i don't know i. don't have seen the future is doing a good deal so let's get bob are far less about clearly in the nuclear family was concerned about look up occidental if you didn't. i was going to be so now i think you kid me i had only recently left. so to begin with. he was going to get they're going to war now he would get all the story but it was a b 00000000. f and i was going to quote him you know. but then i'm a little. hard another these you will want to. go out of your house when you get. their lives they don't see them going to the olympics like it was a good. show. and they say they're going to learn how to here's a little bit and then they get a little. bit over the leather bag he has i guess i would say they. said they will if they're done with that. ok so it is up but they're getting it will begin to get you going to sleep because what is it that you were doing to get those who don't yet. know the mentally ill

was there a locally will be able to either more than across a corner i mean i was going to die while there will still no mark what i wallow there they call it god will ever be in the area before me who can all come out of your ass if you buy that one and the school should be going to. the me of a myriad of i mean that they get it but i could get across that. life has led me to this part of the lore which is so broad as there are thousands of cases in spain in every province and hospital. to have to be a way to find out the biological mother's name. went up must claim which is the most it would only go and. look at this also look into a lot. less confusion phenol than all of the theory but not on the out in the way on the discordian there's the mono they. don't. know and they know. that i mentioned they see it there if it beyond a doubt but i meant everyone i mean in the 1st quarter you. are going to get us ethical start a lot of. time in this it will be more that i mean they don't know if there is something we can mean you another go you know get a gun and they will you know it. they'll know we are not here

then i will ok well we'll see won't be there more than a classic winner i mean i was going to die while there will still no mark when i wallow in it all a god will ever be in the new year before me who can all come out of your ass if you buy that one and the school should be. as the need of a myriad of i mean that they get it but i could get across that. life has led me to this part of the lore which is so broad as there are thousands of cases in spain in every province and hospital. to have to be a way to find out the biological mother's name. went up go must game which is a must. and. it will list also log on to our law. but not on the out in the way and this korean knows the mormon know they. know and they know. that i mentioned they see it there if it beyond a doubt but i meant every one of them in the 1st quarter you. give us at a cost that a lot of. time in this it will be more that i mean they don't know do you. give me new another go you know get a gun they got you know it. they'll know we are not here so you are looking for the really is the it is me oh. and. follow us. unison hispania shaughnessy neue

guy: i will take a three week holiday right now, mark. what does that meanterms of balance sheets? mark: i think, this has been an ongoing problem for these allies. this is not so much a liquidity issue for the big five anymore in europe. this is now more about a net debt resizing story. this is about getting rush amounts of net debt for those future earnings, a number of impediments mainly on the corporate side. corporate is going to struggle to recover. so long as those earnings remain impaired, the net debt will be too big. what does that mean? the first person to go will trigger everyone else through the stampede. therefore, i expect capital costs, we have had tons of debt so far. we will get some equity. i suspect that will start once we have some form of a demand recovery. some bookings in the tank. at the moment, everything looks truncated. wait until spring. you will see some bookings coming in and people will start having equity. that is my guess. guy: why would they do it then? i understand they will need the money. do you think the market is going

sustainable portfolios these are some of the trends i think are more durable, both on the flow side but also on the valuation side >> so, is it safe to say, mark, i meanthe idea of sustainabl finance trends, this notion here that your clients are paying closer attention to some of those types of investing themes than some of the short squeezes that have been happening in the market, not just in silver today, but in stocks like gamestop and amc, the ones that were perhaps near bankruptcy at some point in the past, which is the more predominant theme among your clients right now >> i can tell you that for most clients these longer term trends, looking for the next big thing, sustain act certainly plays into that. the next big thing is not going to be one individual stock trading below $5 so, it's these kind of bigger trends and then within that, you know, i think they're looking to drill down and find, what are the kinds of technology and other things that are going to support green tech, for example? what is going -- what kind of tech might disrupt kind of traditional sectors and help move it towards this green revolution we see? >> how exactly does on

have indoors and outdoors they've been an extraordinary performer during this period yes, i mean, yesterday i had mark kasper, he's the king of the pcr. we're making unbelievable strides. dr. gottlieb talking about antigen tests. all the things show there's more of aneffort by public and private, what david tepper is doing in north carolina. i think it is coalesce enlt. we want to be careful and want to make it so we rely something we haven't done in this country, david. rely on the success of other models around the world of which japan has been at the forerunner of this, taiwan second it's time to become less z xenophobic and -- that will determine if we open the restaurants. >> u.s. cases down week on week for 21 consecutive days. and at this point we have more americans who have been vaccinated than have actually had covid. a milestone that we hit yesterday. we'll take a break here. plenty to get to a lot of earnings. ups, pfizer and others and we'll talk to dara and cory from uber and drizly when we come back you packed a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip i invested in invesco qqq a

and the view soon go it's a lot worse an absolute rockets are shot from i mean eunice double frankfurt's lead on the half hour mark completely out of reach of man well neuer. but leading against by and is one thing staying ahead quite another that 911 duff's be pulled one back see enough to have time to trysting and turning the race on a left the frankfurt defense feeling dizzy haven't done ski with his 26 goal of the season frankfurt may have been dazed but they stayed standing by and failed to land a knockout blow. to one it finished the hosts extend their unbeaten streak by and drop yet more points in the title race. norris indorsement in shock over any of the bonus they get fiercest rivalry as they clashed in the review of derby for visitors dortmund 3 points were essential as they bid for champions league qualification but in play shocker were desperate for a win that would give them a chance of escaping relegation. noone in germany as the miners shall kill would have to get their hands dirty if they were to be dortmund in their way stude this man moans and yelling hall and he went into this one with as many

and the view soon go it's a lot worse and absolute rockets are shot from i mean eunice doubled frankfurt's lead on the half hour markcompletely out of reach of man noir. but leading against behind is one thing staying ahead it's quite another that $911.00 dusty pulled one packs enough to have time to trysting and turning the race on a left the frankfurt to friends feeling dizzy and don't ski with his 26 goal of the season frankfurt may have been dazed but they stayed standing and by and fail to land a knockout blow. to one it finished 100 sixten their own decent streak by and drop yet more points in the title race. all of saturday's early bonus league and games have finished so let's take a look at the response to the results so far not just a 22. surprisingly b. to gladbach berlin down freiburg coloe lost to stood guard friday will spur east past the the felde are currently taking on dirt mint in the riviere derby and there are 3 games on sunday a win for livestock would put them within 2 points of leaders byron. and a reminder the top story we're following for you. kremlin critic i'd like to say the valley faces 2

you know it's kind of an alice in wonderland scenario there i mean it is truly remarkable they talked to today the representative from me and mark talked about not interfering with their progress toward democracy i mean it's just absolutely stunning and saying that you know we have to the protesters have to stand back in order to preserve democracy the tatmadaw or the amazing thing is is that they are violating the very constitution that they themselves wrote even their own rules then violated making this crew completely illegal from however you look at it so it's just really quite bizarre frankly to see the arguments that they are that they're making in light of the reality 'd that just about everybody else can see on the ground we've also seen some police officers i believe actually joining in some of these protests and huge divest city and those crowds his sentiment on the ground shifting. you know the diversity it's just really amazing i mean we've seen hundreds and hundreds of villages cities towns large and small coming out and protesting and it's an amazing cross-section of the me and mar society that are working in march

in spite of the differences and disagreements cannot us both bilaterally i mean a donation of the arena and i think this report mark that these willing operation stayed here 'd in spite of the disagreements that we have in very important issues about which we also have to talk. and we have to cross also. with the problem of perth when you go to the local community on that sell the view so widely one from so much time talking about anymore i mean not all the rally is growth it stands mainly it's double standards and the way business things are is covered by the media discipline and everything that happens when russia and when something happens anywhere and righteous it usually show the western media they show how police response and. they respond to one big show western of them events usually they are shown. on the one with the violent act that protest both but because of being very should be no since and i think that it leads. them to us. in union will folks that we are not going if you really if i understand. that's appealing at the beauty fairly. decided from the very beginning sure sounds the same goes for but w

we will end with mark summers who is the thomas clark preview at the department of history at the university of kentucky in lexington and so i don't know whether ending with mark meanst we're ending again with a southerner or a northerner. he went to berkeley for his ph.d. or a -- one of those famous border states. i know i've lectured in kentucky many times and what i've learned from being in kentucky is that kentucky seceded after appomattox and became a confederate state in the late 1860s and -- [ laughter ] -- and before that was in the united states. and that's the -- in a sense, an insight into the complexity of the history we're dealing with. i do know that when the 13th amendment was being considered, the delegates from the members of the house from kentucky tried to get a kentucky exception to the 13th amendment and did not do so. mark is currently working on two books, one on andrew johnson's impeachment and the other on guilded age politics. he's the author of the ordeal of the reunion, a new history of reconstruction which came out four years ago and dangerous, fear, paranoia and the making of reconstruction and i'm delighted, really, that he's come to j

end with mark summers, who is the thomas clark professor at the department of history at the department of the history in kentucky and lexington. and, so, i don't know whether ending with mark means that we are ending again with a southerner, or a northerner. went to berkeley for his ph.d.. or one of those famous border states. i know i've lecture it in kentucky many times. what i've learned from being in kentucky, is, kentucky succeeded after -- and became a confederate state and the late 18 sixties. and, before that was in the united states. and that is in a sense the complexity that we're dealing with a 13th among those being considered -- the delicate's, and the members of the house for kentucky tried to get a kentucky adds exemption to the 13th amendment. and, they did not do so. mark is currently working on two books. one on the andrew johnson's impeachment, and the other on, gilded age politics. he is the author of the ordeal of the reunion, a new history of reconstruction, which came out four years ago. and, dangerous stir. fear paranoia, and the making of reconstruction. i am delighted, really, that he has come to join us and tell us about the taming of andrew johnson. [

i think it is call that had collude with them exposed. and you see the same thing mark attempted control, i mean, when these day traitders retail investorst on the market. what are these plays form do you can't trade anymore now we're going shout you down and here's that i think really gets me these day traders these retail investors that i have been subjected to more criticism and more scriewtny by the wall street types than the people who single-handedly crash the financial system and in 2008 and got bailed out by the government. so it is an incredible double standard they have exposed that double standard. and it goes back to concentrated power whether it is a wall street whether it is with tech. we need to go after it and we need to let everyday folks have their share have their power. what that's what constitution says we the people. and that's what we need to be about. glark is washington what you thought and senate what you thought it would be when you first ran for office? >> you know, i have to say that, i think the senate that the body it is just an institution that these days jus really isn't interested in fulfilling constitut

and i mean, i don't think the mark to market really matters. if we really start to see bitcoin go down a lot more than maybe it will if you look at a -- not tesla -- >> like a microstrategy. >> what's that -- >> microstrategy. >> microstrategy, yes. that got annihilated because to have human bet of bitcoin. cash out is great. that's be a tremendous driver of this business. i think that probably continues, but i think the weight of the success, the valuation of this company, they almost couldn't report anything good enough, the bar was so high. so it's down -- i don't know what -- four, 5% i think there's more down side to go. great company, though. >> guy >> well, it's either very good or very bad. in the short term probably the next few months, i think square's going to be one of these problems withy stocks for bitcoin. whether that's justified or not, that's the way the market's trading. karen brought up about tesla's move to the downside i think a lot of that was on the back of bitcoin. she mentioned microstrategy. whether it's justified or

fear maddened whatever go or there's a lot of i mean i just don't know i mean out of the law or the message of moral stuff or are wow. you know i know mark and i thought oh cullison lot of john has now. when i'm in can. marvel must do it. in the end in the stern of a mustache and the feel of it that and i go. faster you know i live in a prison our. modern machine and we're going to stand there and they're the miners. and i'll get. or seamen are shortly. bad minister in. africa must. hear the latest recall date in the film of the. mother of. shabbat mother because at the very similar to be a kind of denial in a cousin or an illegitimate so your. son asked for my. son a football i'm not sure thing is they love it because there are loads of wealth was a lot of government but my home them are my mother everyone has in the n.f.l. and then it must have been. what have been the. could be a. lot of them that they just wish way they live as a lyric handymen me yeah. the interview for harlem a small intimate columbus that every year or more before like jimi allows you know the whole of human being from william ls yet. they were kind of from wellin

i mean, we are generally on a bad time as a country and i think it is something we should. >> mark: notely, well said, lisa, and what it is approaching the second year, that is even more serious. >> we see each other in the gulags. >> mark: yes. [laughs] excellent stuff. joe biden says americans bad, russia, china, iran with a party to celebrate. that's next. ♪ ♪ e. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. with 2 unlimited lines for less than $30 each. call 1-800-t-mobile or go to t-mobile.com/55. ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ ♪ >> mark: thomas l friedman has b

what mark was saying before, i mean, the one authorization bill that gets done every year since world war ii is the defense authorization bill. it is always done. that is half the federal budget, discretionary budget. we have thousands of earmarks in everyone when they still had it. i am totally on board. i think we should have a more robust authorization process and they should hold appropriators accountable and the executive accountable but i don't think that is simply the only way to do it. host: couple quick commentsm mark stran? guest: the study was a great one. members stop legislating. you're basically telling backbencher republicans we have nothing for you except show up occasionally to vote. people who are more ideological and louder are the ones who are heard. you don't hear the ranking. they have nothing to do until you come to vote. this is the danger of the process breaking down. people like steve ellis will be extremely important when we bring back this process because they watch out for waste spending. that is a great function and it should go on. people attempt to abus

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it was mark stone who found the net, i mean advantage goal, late second, their turn, nice time pass, they pass to thomas hurdle. and the nice lead was cut in half. same-store, third-period, speedy chandler stephenson. score the nice third. main advantage power play goal, and vegas. one in three, here is coach, after they dropped three of their last four. >> i don't think we beat ourselves tonight, i thought come you know, we do not find the offense but i think you could say, that team in the other side really handled us and really outplayed us. >> losing sucks. there's not a single person that is happy. i hate losing. i can say that to everyone. much better day if we had one. >> you heard the man. he hates losing. pga at pebble beach, what is better than second-round action? how about third round? you can't get tired of this monterey peninsula scenery, and here is daniel berger, swung the big boy driver. par for fourth hole, and he drove it, start of the day, one shot behind, that set himself up for her eagle two, becky the outright lead. jordan speed, the second-round yellow card th

and the view soon go it's a lot worse an absolute rockets are shot from i mean eunice doubles frankfurt's lead on the half hour mark completely out of reach of manuel neuer. but leading against by and is one thing staying ahead price another that $911.00 duff's the pools one back seeing off the half time the trysting and turning leroy's on a left the frankfurt defense feeling dizzy having done to ski with his 26 goal of the season frankfurt may have been dazed but they stayed standing as by and failed to land a knockout blow. to one it finished the hosts extend their own decent streak by and drop yet more points in the title race. as your news update at this hour stay tuned for sports life and remember you can always get more information and news around the clock on our web site that's indeed dot com or you can follow us on social media twitter instagram at. and t. richardson in berlin for me and the entire news team except for joining us. in the. climate change. most of. it seems to me. what ideas do they have for their future. g.w. dot com megacities for the meeting to get a clear. and on demand. cast language co

mark. jack hired me! i got a contract. you mean like this one? why choose one when you can have two?ood evening. big problems for the warriors, james wiseman out with a wrist injury. kevon loony limped off with an ankle injury against boston. outside, it's france. inside, it's oakland forever. steph curry, misses a floater. training a three. lit it up in the first half. had 22 points and would finish with 38. to the loony injury. rolled his left angle under the basket. would not return. the warriors under sized. and wiggins, shake and bake. celtics up three in the half. kemba walker had 19 points, and loony out, and anderson with run here. and curry, to anderson for the finish plus the foul. late third, from deep, and joins wilt chamberlain as the only players in warriors history to clear 17,000 points. that is 18. college ball, stanford. desilva drives, and switching hands on the layup here. oscar, only nine points. and the contact, the bank, 22 for the cardinal. 35 seconds left, the fade away dagger fortl standing by his man. he is making the tuition and they surprised him. >> you

but that doesn't mean i want to give them carte blanche again an apple this doesn't cost them anything in a sense i mean they do engineering work to make it possible but you know mark zuckerberg is right they make their money on selling hardware but that's not exactly a bad thing at let's move on briefly to google who's a great agree to pay this $4000000.00 to settle allegations of pay disparities and hiring biases weds women and asians what's your reaction to this story is this so a $1.00 off case or is there an a wider issue of discrimination within the tech industry well this is a much broader issue in this case is fairly narrow it's talking about pay gaps and hiring discrimination and that is the main issue at the forefront what's mainly driving the conversation right now is how women and people of color are treated when they are working at the companies so i think that part of the incentive for google to settle is what this case was about pay discrimination it's just another reminder of the many issues swirling around google most recently the ouster of prominent black ai researcher to mit gabber who has really touched off a discussion on how google responds to

mark, quick,? >> i mean, there will definitely be regulatory changes. ney & co." starts right now take it away, stu. stuart: good morning. called this the return of that market frenzy, yes, it is happening again. gamestop and some of the -- i will call it frenzy stocks, again shortly-- showing enormous gains with retail investors organizing on social media. it's a whole new market. the reddit crowd is back. we have bitcoin still hovering around $50000 a share, 51 at this moment, no huge rebound

i am. tired everyone in turkey to distance out from mark in north korea so let's talk about yemen then barack i mean biden says the u.s. will no longer support offensive operations in yemen and some weapons sales to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. i mean biden clearly wants to end the war in yemen but how is that going to play out with the saudis do you think. well we're in for 4 years of more tense relations with the saudis probably the chances we've we've ever see going back to the to the reagan administration they've had the red carpet laid out in front of them and biden has a lot of issues with them because it would be assassination or to mock our show the journalists in the saudi embassy consulate in istanbul the war in yemen and the problems with you ron we have a lot of issues of one of government table with the saudis and on me and mob the us hasn't announced sanctions against the minute judge and to just yet after the 2 but biden sounded like he wants to work with key international partners to put pressure on the generals this is a big foreign policy challenges for joe biden isn't it. definitel

i saw in the usa today newspaper for a 20 year were on domestic terrorism because of a single riot on a single day. >> mark: they are planning for this to go on even -- i meanover seas. you can make people shuffle like a great bovine herd she was through the airports for the rest of their lives, but it doesn't afford as much opportunity to control them as a fully blown domestic terror movement, even if we have to invent one. >> exactly. that's what the left use to warn us about, that the security would be coming for you. this was an excuse. the inflation -- terrorism inflation will be used to come after you. now, there is the ones with the terrorism inflation, i mean, in fact the only aspect of this whole last year that's reminded me of northern ireland what route p riots during the summer. that was very much like a summer in belfast. domestic terrorism is very real, a very real thing. just like the supreme court judge, you know when you see it. this was not domestic terrorism. the one do you think we risk actually getting eight domestic terrorism -- if you start creating a fictional one for yor domestic policy needs, do you think we could actually wind up

end with mark summers, who is the thomas clark professor at the department of history at the department of the history in kentucky and lexington. and, so, i don't know whether ending with mark means that we are ending again with a southerner, or a northerner. went to berkeley for his

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