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but illegal logging by a roof is tim. the mafia is destroying the landscape and people's lives. logging in romania is all one dock guns violence dealing with girls amidst plains of corruption and the role of powerful multinational people in power. investigate romania, weight of the forest on al jazeera, counterfeit foods, cheap and sometimes dangerous. copies of the real thing of been found all over the world, and then even the most expensive premium product. it's the secretive and deadly a multi $1000000000.00 business. we found one problem, but about one 3rd horse stay in a in us, which was just an incredible finding. during raids on one of the most notorious mafia gangs in calabria, italian police found consignments of fake olive oil made from industrial lubricants that were being exported to the united states. the main thing that we do when we carry out criminal investigations is to reconstruct the money flow and the flow of goods and connect pieces together. it office, broads, does profits that are easy to make and ha

let's get more on these numbers with the ism business survey committee chair, tim fiore. ishere a sense among manufacturers that we are reaching peak price pressure, or do they expect that to persist? tim: we increased our growth in january. i think what you really had going on was a new -- was a bunch of new prices in january that were essentially set back in the october-november timeframe, implemented in january, so i that is why you are seeing the numbers step up. i think you will see it relax in february and march. guy: sorry, carry on. tim: i think the story of the month is really omicron and the excessive absenteeism has also caused a lot more early retirements then we have had in the last four or five months, and i think this is why you saw the production number not pop as much as we wanted, and the new order number not get above 60. but overall, you look at what is happened in january, we have had pretty good performance in spite of all the headwinds we have had. i think we are in pretty good position for the rest of the quarter. guy: what about further on from that?

is tim ryan, for us to put on renewables on multiple share? nito will prosper national silly rebuke. you see the reason a couple of these, it's a continued by now. community is concerned. listen, nobody at the bottom wishlist indian, you bought the actual sam ah, united states promised to support all the victors use jenko initiatives. but there was no rush in implementing the main objective investment. at the same time, the u. s. was investing billions of dollars in another former soviet republic cost on, despite the excellent relations between cost on and russia and china. ah, kasanya boone, north fulton lavish, wasn't quite t. well then pro thumb militia noted that korean it tumble us, a korea blip was he knew this question. ah, yes, my wife mom's cousin was smoking. he was a big new, a busy and scholar because of the sca going yeah much, i'm glad she touch spoke love and i had left a shy hit the way this kit will carry in. louis louisiana. to see a hands give a bill so they can come on miracles, get crazy, done performance and then maybe as

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come on. >> as far as the emirates group is concerned -- manus: yes. timlook, the emirates group is a multi-facetted group. there are all sorts of possibilitieses that you could if you wanted to look at hiding off bits of pieces from all of those. we've often looked at that not as what has been said recently, but what business units could be more -- could be separated and operate on their own within the group. and there are a number of possibilities. i'm not going to say what those are because that is for the government to decide. but let's say there are possibilities that could be selected if they decided to go down that path. i have not had any clear message that that's what they're going to do. but you know, we -- there are ways and means of doing this. manus: give myself a call when you have that breaking news. come an join us. good sport. and great to have you with us this morning. and thanks for the update. that is sir tim clark, the president of emirates. coming up on the show, we're going to have more on the markets and the impact. plus, three quar

is tim. when you have to go to go out to teach co cobra or teach care bushel for himself or what is wrong, she'll perceive story and recipient of your tolliver dynamic bassetti on the other . a dog is smarter than his tail, but of the tail were smarter than the tail would wag. the dog for shanker decided that he had the right to interfere in the internal affairs of the united states. for example, in the american presidential election, he liked hillary clinton and joe biden, and he didn't like donald trump clubs. us lost some order. we were a tourist dillinger's or she would agree income. i have them from from a particular car. they will get a new for, she hasn't been getting lashes politically like this last night to look over. did you know more significant some go to what i'm still on the fuels are sure to clean on the. exactly. so let's go. all right. the more you here with a new conclusion renews either one, they have to why am i bless ledger? can you share my children across a part of kenn

sourcing yourself with our country road seal with rosner green numbers more, you know, almost yours is tim. when you have 2 grand total energy school going brooklyn, purchased commercial, swore it sarah was young. are she'll brochure stolen? recipient real tools, golub, dynamic mostly on the other dog is smarter than its tail. but if the tail were smarter than the tail would wag, the dog for shanker decided that he had the right to interfere in the internal affairs of the united states. for exam, well, in the american presidential election, he liked hillary clinton and joe biden, and he didn't like donald trump. they slobs, us just lost them would yeah, we better, but it was healing the she would agree income. i have them from them as a student and i was confused because they will get a new proposal by getting i should politically like this last night was me to go in the more seeking you can some go to live on so on the fuels a huge to clean on the exactly. so it was the water with one of the more you hear with, i mean you could please continue to eat or one they have water. why am i bless

but i just saw arlene and i'm going to want to get his case is tim. i mean, it was up on me and it was pushed and say, ah, are they any effects of foreign processes sponsorship or other foreign participation orange evolution new customer should chance to quit the agreement. this is number sources or start over process. the machine is with a process at, i'm not sure, but i did that for them with those yes. when you, which was because of the most low. so just when you know you publish mode, this would be more or less with or who you are. i knew more similar it ronald novel middle of it is me, most boss moolah, is me in the core, you will follow him, show me where my little one is. i see with.

a party panel is back. tim, is it time?e a year ago or at least back in may, the fact that every single person is going to get this, we knew that starting in the summer when the delta search was starting, everybody is going to get like the flu, it's going to spread. the argument for getting vaccinated is it lowers your chance of getting hospitalized or die but it's not going to stop the spread so we are all going to get it. we need to just stop doing interventions that mess up our lives which are firing the cop who doesn't get vaccinated or forcing four -year-olds to wear a mask, quarantine for five or ten days after being exposed to the virus, at least two and six months ago, they definitely need to and today and this will push to the d.c. area to realize they got into this, they are all going to go to terry mcauliffe b2 i think a lot of people have felt this way for some time they felt maybe the people who should be most protected are the ones who should be protecting themselves and the rest of us with been vaccinated and

is a slight miss. europe seemed to be the problem there. i agree with timat's not the story at all this past quarter is not the story. if they're making a gargantuan change to the dna of the business and if we see the f150, if that product is a hit, that will be far more important, even though the dhaollar at the beginning may not be huge. it will be far more important that whatever miss happened this quarter. that will be a game changer for ford i agree with tim if this is what you -- if you feel like you missed it, you can start buying tomorrow. >> coming up, we're continuing to monitor amazon and the after hours session. shares continue to surge after reporting earnings the conference calls is about to kick off we'll bring you the details. you're watching "fast money" from times square. (ted) after talking and texting for years, we got married... for the family plan. (jane) and then we really expanded our family... for the wireless savings. (ted) it seemed like the responsible thing to do. (jane) and then, just yesterday, my sister told me about visible.

point for how consumers start to use qr codes as as opposed to missing them. >> i understand that tim istim, i thought that qr codes are interesting in part because of this omni channel type world that we are increasingly moving in always assume it's difficult to move people from one medium, like from tv to desktop, from desktop to mobile, et cetera, et cetera qr codes perhaps one way of bridging that. how far can you push it? what else can they do? am i looking at that correctly >> yeah, so 85% of the economy is still jaoffline. we're big investors to the earth first and metaverse and back the biggest decisions you make, the most important ones and the customer relationships you have in many cases are build offline. that's why two and a half years ago we launched flow code in 200 countries millions of people building our products. it's important it allows you to become direct to consumer and get first party data with your customer so you build direct information which is important the second thing is your data does not go to silicone valley to the companies that take it, crunch it, auct

is back with us. and timoday of sanctions by the biden administration, based, first, on vladimir putin simply recognizing, as independent, the rebel controlled areas of ukraine. there are more sanctions to come. what can we expect to see in future sanctions? >> i think one thing the russians learned, lawrence, from the sanctions that were imposed after putin invaded and annexed crimea in 2014, was that they had to insulate themselves from the dollar. russia now has massive currency reserves on order of 630 billion dollars, very little is dollar denominated, it's gold. the state budget has been pared back. so putin and his regime have gone very far to protect themselves from the kind of sanctions that the west imposed after 2014. what is being considered now is much more dramatic than what was imposed in 2014. there is considerations about cutting off russian banks from the international banking system and going much more aggressively after assets controlled by the coterie of oligarchs surrounding putin. that

i have come to know so well began to divide is tim said one gluten and started to spend more time in the southern part of the range over which the whole community wound by separating themselves. it was as though they'd forfeited their right to be treated as community members. instead, they were treated as strangers jane goodall observed a chimpanzee war in gonna be that began in 1974 and lasted for years. no researcher had seen anything like it before. ah, idyllic world, our little paradise be turned upside down. the ones people seeming to then were heavily engaged in one mind to a sort of primitive the entire community that was in a latent ah, ought to lawson to the killing of members of the same species. and even cannibalism exists among humans, chimpanzees, and been obo skipped off by one of those after world war 2, research has started studying the origins of violence and to question among human. some hope to gain new insights by analyzing the behavior of chimpanzees, which belong to the same family of primates as humans. in the 1970s france vall, than a doctoral student, studied

we will let this go. >> this is a family show >> i'm fully aware tim, do you like it? can do the ratio or correlation between coin and bk's bitcoin you can see it's underperformed. the sense that their business is cyclical is obvious. the fact that this is the core -- at least, they and fdx, there's competition out there. i think there's a huge audience that's untapped for this entity. i think it's worth owning. >> should it follow bitcoin? at what point do you think it is beyond bitcoin trading there's other things to the business, like custodial services, et cetera. >> right there's our currencies to bk's point if we move away from bitcoin, there's other places for them to go. i like coinbase. in the land grab for wallets, they are in a good position. in the short-term, clearly trades with bitcoin. it came public at the very -- was it the actual day of the very, very top for bitcoin i think it's an interesting asset. i think that if we see ecurrenun a good position. >> this show got skewered for suggesting that the ipo was the top of the price of bitcoin. >> who is l

tim, what is the significance?e your accountant quit you but what does that mean big picture for donald trump and hiss company? >> the immediate impact is donald trump has hundreds of millions of dollars from the business empire and good luck refinancing your debt when the accountants just walked out the door. that is going to give anybody else who would consider lending money to donald trump enormous pause. in fact, they may not be able to do it because of this. the practical implications is business is going to get radically squeezed because of it on a national security front, it presents the same issue it's always presented if donald trump is desperate for money to refinance struggling his struggling business that makes him a mark for foreign lenders and i think this has to be watched very carefully. jared kushner is making the rounds right now in the middle east to raise money for his own business ventures and i think people have to really pay attention to what donald trump is going to go begging to for money a

i really don't have an answer, i hope it is a — tim? omy but one can only guess at this point.— guess at this point. this one is from jenny _ guess at this point. this one is from jenny in _ guess at this point. this one is from jenny in cheltenham. - guess at this point. this one is| from jenny in cheltenham. the from jenny in cheltenham. the austrian government has updated their entry requirements today, saying you are only fully vaccinated if you have had your booster 120 days after your second vaccine. this is going to cause a big issue for uk travellers as many received their booster three months after their second vaccine as per the uk government guidance. why is the austrian government saying this? again, it is another one of those questions as to who knows? this is what is really going to cause people a lot of issues coming in what should be a time when we are looking forward to having our holidays. every country is treating this completely differently for very different reasons. there cannot be, i would say, any kind of sense in

the family of another victim of an oakland freeway shooting is calling for answers. timns shares their story. >> there is not any type of money that can ever bring them back. tim: barbara nguyen speaking spg abc 7 news. david nguyen was shot and killed by random gunfire last month while driving home on interstate 580 in oakland. now jean ransom also shot and killed while driving through the east bay on interstate 880 friday night. the same day he would have graduated from the sheriff's academy. >> i just heard about it today. i just started crying. tim: friday's shooting is the fifth fatal shooting on the freeways in the last nine months. violence has taken the life of 23-month-old jasper wu. >> very little rest. nothing much being done about it. tim: she is calling for action. pleading with elected officials to do something to stop the violence. >> protect your communities. you do not want that to happen to your child, your parent. ttim: one thing that has been discussed is a camera system along freeways in oakland. the problem, local officials say, is out of their cont

. >> joining us now is tim ballard. the founder of operation underground railroad a group dedicated to ending child trafficking. right now if you have children watching, i don't think this is a segment they should be watching. want to give you some time to either, you know, turned on the volume and weight until we are done or get them out of the room. mr. ballard, you know, how bad is the problem during events like the super bowl watermark why does it persist? >> well, we need to understand, we are the united states and the number one consumer of child sexual consumer and in general. top three and destination countries for human trafficking. the demand is here. the super bowl does, like any event, it congregates a lot of people with disposable income and so traffickers will bring their victims to this demand that exists. and, so, yes, anytime there is a big event like the super bowl which is the most watched sporting event, you will see a spike in that. arthel: let me share some stats with the department of justice on hu

is tim okay??? we got the new my gm rewards card. so, everything we buy has that new car smell. -i will not. food's here! this smells like a brand-new car! yup. best-in-class rewards, and a great way toward your next chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac. and with all those points on everything we buy... ...we're thinking suv. with leather! a new kind of appreciation with that new car smell. >> as i preached at the church that i grew up in an activism this morning, the baptist church in brooklyn, reverend adolfus lacey. i was meant to meet reverend william jones. i prayed for the people in ukraine, but i also looked and was reminded that as this nation stands with nato allies, about saving a democratic state of ukraine. i look at texas where the primary there will be tuesday, and over 30% of the early voting has been turned back because of new restricting voting laws. we must not only stand for what we deem as democratic states abroad, we must stop the democratic process at home. so as this nation stands with ukraine, also let us say that we need to stand against repressive laws and

is really a realization in last several weeks whatever the quote/unquote omicron soft patch is and i echo tim's sentiments, thank goodness it's behind us, and the economy is accelerating. so from that perspective, yes there's concern about geopolitical, yes there's concerns about the fed, but it is not yet a head wind to the economy and it is not yet a head wind to earnings and those two are what drive stock prices higher >> julian, it's karen. thanks for being on. you and i are more sanguin on the economy. given if that were the case, economy's doing okay, what do you think the fed's actions are? more on the hawkish side >> i think you nailed it in your view a few moments ago, karen, you're going to do 25 in march you're going to make it clear you're likely to do 25 in the next meeting and the meeting after that our view is you get 6 25 basis point heights over 2022. you get the start of q2 balance sheet roll off the market knows that. it's not an uncertain for the market frankly, to us, the fed is not going to want to go 50 and they're not going to want to react to giopolitics and go zero the

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but it is looking pretty dire. tim: the warm temperatures are not just impacting wildfires. their influencing how firefighters are preparing for the season. >> it is not out of the question that we would bring them on earlier because we would have these springtime higher temperatures with winds. tim: stephanie lunsford is a spokesperson for calfire. she says the risk of prolonged fire season has caused her team to look at of the possibility of bringing in extra resources as early as april 1. with the sunny skies to continue for the foreseeable future, experts say they are crossing their fingers waiting on mother nature. >> we really have to hope for a miracle march and hopefully the storm track window starts opening up and we get rain but if that does not happen, we could be in a serious situation this summer. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. >> for those keeping track, it has been more than a month since we have seen rain and this is the second day in a row we are likely set a record high temperatures and what should be -- in what should be the coldest and what is part of the yea

joining me now is tim wilmer, prosecuting attorney for st. charles county, missouri. moyer than 30 law enforcement officers and prosecutors signing a letter against this bill. i want to read in part a little bit of that letter. senate bill 666 would be a disaster for public street and would make the aurt incredibly difficult task of bringing violence offenders to justice nearly insurmoubtable. it attempts to short serk circuit the jury trial system and make the decision of guilt and innocence of violent criminals in their own communities. it's already so, so tight. why the need for this legislation? >> well, there really is no need. there's no need to fix provision of the law that's not broken. this is just another example of people in our party who have extreme views that are trying to relax the gun laws but they don't anticipate the unintended consequences. and there are a plethora of unintended consequences that could come if this becomes law. >> what's their justification for it? >> you know, i think they say that they're trying to protect missouri, law-abiding mi

tim: he says with the city needs to be doing is tilting more housing. >> in order to keep the cost of housing to be increasing at the same rate of inflation, you need to be adding about 2% to our housing stock per year. tim: a problem david says will not be fixed overnight. >> this is a 20 year plan, but we need the will. we need to start doing it. tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: a new york -- ama: a new york congresswoman wants to make the chinese new year a federal holiday. she says the bill has 40 cosponsors already. establishing the federal holiday would give federal workers the day off. but it would be up to states and private companies to recognize it. dan: for want of rain, but it does not sound like there is any on the horizon. ama: if it is not going to rain. let's get to sandhya patel. sandhya: let's enjoy the sun if it is not going to rain, at least for the time being, because this cannot go on and on and on for more than a couple weeks. the rainfall, percent of normal since october 1. san jose is one of the driest spots. the rest of you are all above 100

tim: he says with the city needs to be doing is tilting more housing. >> in order to keep the cost ofbe increasing at the same rate of inflation, you need to be adding about 2% to our housing stock per year. tim: a problem david says will not be fixed overnight. >> this is a 20 year plan, but we need the will. we need to start doing it. tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: a new york -- ama: a new york congresswoman wants to make the chinese new year a federal holiday. she says the bill has 40 cosponsors already. establishing the federal holiday would give federal workers the day off. but it would be up to states and private companies to recognize it. dan: for want of rain, but it does not sound like there is any on the horizon. ama: if it is not going to rain. let's get to sandhya patel. sandhya: let's enjoy the sun if it is not going to rain, at least for the time being, because this cannot go on and on and on for more than a couple weeks. the rainfall, percent of normal since october 1. san jose is one of the driest spots. the rest of you are all above 100%. 145% aver

if he runs for president he is quickly in mind and in sight. and if you're a timne else, you want to be a heart beat from the presidency in a very close 2024 presidential election where president trump would be the odds on favorite. i think that his power, the more that he is seen and if he is running or does run has more sway with the party than not running. >> mark murray, thank you. thank you all of you for watching another busy hour of this show. "deadline: white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm john heilemann in for nicolle wallace. 4:00 in the east. midnight in moscow. the drums of war beat as pult vladimir putin is edging to an invasion of ukraine. in european, u.s. and the world the tension is on the rise. a crisis that looks inevitable. president biden met with the national security team at the white house. the administration has not closed the door on the idea of a peaceful resolution to the conflict agreeing to the idea of a summit between biden

and so look, i think tim is right. the outlook is very pessimistic for the nra. now that said there are plenty ofza so-called second amendment organizations that are ready to step in where they leave office. it's not the same though i want to be clear. not these organizations have both of the political capitol, n the infrastructure, the power that is taken decades. the nra has been doing this is a lobbying group since the 70s. there's a real opportunity to finally build momentum the put the right president, direct congress, the right supreme court in the right direction. in the meantime like so many n social issues that has a bill on the ground. that is that we've been doing for about a decade. i'm very optimistic and i am certain we will eventually have a cathartic moment we are waiting for congress may want to be clear on the ground we are winning we are winning in state houses, boardrooms, courtrooms school board to city councils. that is how activism works. >> from my perspective so much depends on what happens in the courts over the next year or so. we talke

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joining me now with what we might expect is south carolina senator tim scott is. banking committees. senator, it's great to have you this morning. thanks so much for being with us. >> good morning, maria. thanks for having me. maria: are you expecting to be the reactor, the response to the president's state of the union next week? >> no, ma'am. i think they only give that job to you one time in your career, and mine was last year. this one might be a little easier because it's going to be a target-rich environment. there are so many fires around the country and around the world, most of them we can focus right back on the biden administration if's failure of leadership. more more so what does 2022 look like? do you think they'll try to get portions of the build back better agenda through? will they be able to? >> i do think they have not read the tea leaves, that know not -- they're not listening to everyday americans. what they're saying is simply this: we don't want any more spending. but what the democrats seam to be hearing is somehow -- seem to be hearing is

is tim okay??? we got the new my gm rewards card. so, everything we buy has that new car smell. -i will not. food's here! this smells like a brand-new car! yup. best-in-class rewards, and a great way toward your next chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac. and with all those points on everything we buy... ...we're thinking suv. with leather! a new kind of appreciation with that new car smell. >>> good evening, everyone. you're watching msnbc's continuing coverage of the crisis in ukraine, as the russian invasion enters its fifth day. president vladamir putin is raising the stakes again, ordering his country's nuclear forces to be put on

this is tim was still active there, and we thought that the ukrainians would have been taken down. or their internet and out of flow. out of that country. and again, that's because the russians probably want to use it themselves. now, on a broader scale, they could, if they wanted to, if they push with the united states or with europe over the sanctions, they have these groups that operate in the cyber world. a set of vigilantes who do ransomware attacks around the world, and you know, blackmail hospitals, and freeze up all computer systems. and then, there's russian military intelligence, the gru, which has their cyber warfare capability. >> so, malcolm, i've got about 30 seconds left. but when it comes to this, what is it your watching for? >> we're really watching for two things. one, are they gonna take down the network in ukraine, as sort of a brute force version of this? and number two, are they gonna try to blind us in the west, or stunned us, so that we have bigger problems that rather than keeping our eye on ukraine? and that would really impact every person in this countr

this is what it is about. tim: the district attorney's office issuing a statement of their own reading in part "since the mou between our office and sfpd has gone into effect we have made in norma's progress in reducing police violence against inferences can. it is no coincidence that they'd chose to withdrawal from the agreement during the first ever trial with a san francisco officer for an unlawful beating." reggie: it is set to take effect in two weeks. chief stott -- chief scott has reached out to seek guidance on possible options for alternatives. kumasi: the pedestrian bridge at the warm springs bart station is finally open after years of delays and would mean most -- much easier access to that station. amy hollyfield joins us at the station with more on the opening. amy: it just opened, no one is using it yet. they might think it is too good to be true. it certainly is going to change lives here in fremont. you can build a brand-new station, this one built in 2017 but you have to have access to it. this br

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joining us now is tim o'brien, executive editor at bloomberg view and the author of "trump nation: then chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin, welcome to you both. tim, let me start with you. if your accountant says, hey, you know that huge company that is being investigated every which way? don't trust their numbers. how do you get another accountant? i mean, essentially, this is a threat to even staying in business. >> it's -- it can be a mortal threat to staying in business. we'll have to see how this plays out. but any business that has an accountant head for the exit is in a lot of trouble. it means it's hard to raise fresh funds. it means it's hard to get a new accountant in the door. it means it's hard for other people to feel confident about doing business with you. that all is magnified when you're in the real estate business, because the life blood of any big real estate enterprise is bank loans. they all are heavily indebted, and even in an industry in which most of the players are heavily indebted, donald trump has always been more heavily indebted than most. and in his case,

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regulation eventually collapsed the nra is collapsing not just because of external pressure but because of their own internal foibles and so look, i think that that tim is right and the the outlook is very pessimistic for the nra. now that said there are plenty of so-called second amendment organizations that are you to step in where the nra leaves off. it is same though. i want to be clear. none of these organizations have built up the political capital the infrastructure the power that it's taken decades. i mean the nra's been doing this as a lobbying group since the 70s. so i think there's a real opportunity to to finally build a momentum that will point the right president the right congress the right supreme court in the right direction, but in the meantime just like so many social issues that has to be built on the ground and that's what we've been doing now for about a decade. so i'm very optimistic and i i am certain that we will eventually have the cathartic moment. we're waiting for in congress, but i just want to be clear that on the ground. we are winning. we are winning at state houses and in boardrooms and in courtrooms and in school bo

the nra is collapsing not just because of external pressure but their own internal foibles . i think that tim is right and the outlook is very pessimistic for the nra. that said," so-called second stamendment organizations that are ready to step in the nra leads off. it isn't nthe same boat. none of these aorganizations have built up the political capital, the infrastructure, the power . the nra has been doing this is the 70 so there's a real opportunity to finally build a momentum that would put the right congress, the right supreme court in the right direction but in the meantime like so many social issues that have to be built on the ground and that's what we've beendoing for about a decade . i'm very optimistic and certain we will eventually have a cathartic moment in waiting for a congress but i want to be clear on the ground we are winning. we are winning in statehouses and boardroomsand school boards and city councils . that's howactivism works . >> from my perspective so much depends on what happens in the courts over the next r year or so. we talked a little bit about the new york at

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>> yeah. >> user experience, tim. >> get with the flow, tim. >> well, ty, it is clear that you are cyclingver time. >> not enough! >> but yeah. again, i'm not riding my bike in my apartment that's the last thing i will do. it is an interesting story nothing to necessarily base market dynamics on but this stock put in a base over past few days or weeks and let's see. >> i want to save disney and skip ahead to twitter if we can. this is a tough stock. as people sift through the social names there's positive 5 comments >> i'm long twitter. addicted to the service. it was painted with both sides of the brush this week with facebook meta and then obviously a snapback by snap in pins and the stories. i think -- look. a unique digital platform. a company that i think actually has a bit of answering to do a year ago they had a very, very bullish investor day talking about 315 million daus by next year doubling revenues by next year i think they brought a lot of both investors and the street and i think the estimates need to come down and recalibrated. twitter not expensive. probably trading at fou

charles, what happens now is pu, tim, like you to press the pause button and see what the response is from the west, and you cry. well, prove it, he's a great tactician. i think he's a pretty bad strategist in the sense that this whole game is likely to backfire sooner or later. but what he's doing here is really turning up the he, he may turn down and he in the next couple of days and turn it back. he's always trying to keep ukraine and the west off balance. i think he will hit the pause button now to see what kind of response he gets to this action. i don't think he has his made mine, his mind made up. and so i do think that channels of communication shouldn't stay open and it's got to touch on. i'm afraid, i'm afraid we have to leave it there. thank you. thank you very much indeed for your time. all right, well that's it for this. i'll be back with a moment where much money to say without a zip. ah, al jazeera goes beneath the waves with a team of women, determined to save the dolphins. we all share the same responsibility when me to do something 30 amazing and using a variety of s

qualcomm is down and t-mobile is surging 8% time for the final trade let's go around the horn tim seymourt a tech company and i think bank shares are starting to get their mojo back after the earnings season, as they do. >> karen >> yes, capri, even though the stock is higher, it's a better value than yesterday without the earnings news. jessie is my therapy dog after this facebook print. >> steve >> i'm going to stay in the same sector, i'm going to go pvh, another undervalued name in the apparel space. i think this one is going to get its time in the sun as well. >> guy >> i think the qualcomm quarter and guide was fantastic. it's lower and i'm not sure it'r qualcomm on valuation. "mad money" starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate and teach you so call me at 80

or whether you don't. >> that's what the issue is bubbling up in these republican primaries we're seeing take place over the next few months. i think for timy try to do this delicate dance without embracing the big lie but also trying to appease their base voters. that's going to be really difficult for tom scott. the question is, can trump's political advisers get through to him and say, we need to give some of these candidates a pass because they would be so good for you on the ticket, but trump does what he wants to do. >> we shall see. the question we're asking about tim scott can be asked about marco rubio and several others who are rumored to be maybe on the ticket. will they also endorse the big lie? >>> coming up for us, new reporting about the president's supreme court pick. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brainin performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger.r. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c