j. p. morgan chase bank regarding the actual financing of absence various business ventures. joining us now discuss is a journalist marlyn at injure, who has recently written about the virgin islands attorney general, who aspired for pursuing a litigation against jeffrey epstein. thank you so much for joining me. hey, thanks for having me. yeah. like you said around the new year attorney general of the virgin islands. nice. george was relieved from her duties. is what the statement from the governor said, but the picture seems to be that she was let go because of tensions about this lawsuit that her office had filed against j. p. morgan chase. right before the year ended on december 27. what's the thing that's the latest development of, from everything that's going on to this attorney general to her actually who just secured. i mean, she just secured a $105000000.00 settlement from jeffrey. i've seen the state being dismissed by the governor, governor over the investigation. you said that y

j edgar hoover is the civil libertarian there. there is a moment where nixon sits down with hoover and says, edgar, you are in your mid-70's wouldn't it be fun to go? and it nixon says, ok and kind of gives in to hoover. who is more powerful the fbi director or the president? >> the fbi headquarters is the j edgar hoover building still today. what was his reputation among agents? >> i think the agents really respected hoover. he built the institution in his own image. really in the early years especially, hand selected agents that represented him and his views, a very particular image. when we think of an fbi agent or a g-man, there are very specific ideas about who that is. will it be a tall white guy in a suit with a hat and shiny shoes and a certain set of political views. during his lifetime, i do not think agents loved him. he was a hard boss to work for. they had a lot of respect for him. right now my sense is the fbi has an ambivalent relationship with hoover. on one hand he did build the institution. on the other hand i th

meg is covering j&j.olland here >> yeah, busy morning for me and the entire transport sector. fedex moving higher after announcing a major transformation of this logistics giant a departure from the structure the founder fred smith built this business on so raj is at the new york stock exchange discussing with investors the decision to transform fedex to one single operating unit it operates as three separate, that means each of the units will now work together delivering packages and doing other functions and increasing the dividend by 10%. one other thing, executive compensation will be tied to return on investment capital instead of percentage of revenue, a lot that analysts say will increase accountability from mid april to june of next year the current ceo will be ceo of fedex corporation john smith is the ceo of ground operations, the current express ceo, richard smith, becomes the founder of air operations. >> we'll lower our cost to serve and sustainability improve capital efficiency it'll enable

very, very concerning on this side of it and has j. p. morgan, j, j. p. morgan actually issued a statement. what they said about this lawsuit, if anything, they've issued a sort of boiler plate, boil tight denial they or, or they haven't responded. see, and that's that alone right there shows that they think that possibly when they had to know with jeffrey i've seen went down that possibly this could be exposed, but they didn't want to address it. and i guess once again, this of all of this in fact in 2009 this, this class action suit says there was a lot of civil litigation around that time, which sort of led to the criminal arrests of people or jeffrey, i'm going to lay maxwell, but, and by the way the was through it, the class action was filed by edwards cottage, which is one of the lawyers bernoulli edwards wrote a book relentless pursuit. he's in pursuing epstein for decades. but around 2009 there was a lot of the civil litigation and they service of tina and j. p. morgan chase and they never cooperated in any of the civil litigation. and there was n

so he writes up the cia and j f k. the secret assassination file is that like the most perfect guests that we could get to talk about this. and that's where we're going to begin . i got a lot to tell you about jefferson, but 1st, let's start with it. so 1992. ah jefferson, mr. biden, as senator biden says, we should release all of these secret docs no matter what. and the people should have a chance to read all of it by at least 2017. now, as president biden, he gets to make the call to let everybody read everything. and he box, what changed i, the institutional power of the cia is they are, they did the same thing to president trump. they said, you know, we can't possibly let these j f k records be made public despite a very clear law to that effect. that biden himself had voted for and at the end of the day, the president's feel they have to go along with the cia a's extreme and suspicious demands for secrecy. but, but what you're saying is, let's stop and capture this moment. what you're saying is jefferson. c, i is

j. p. morgan chase bank. major bank should be held accountable for the monetary actions of jeffrey yet. oh, well, it seems the drama and when at power continued. unfortunately, that doesn't necessarily mean justice or accountability for an a story which involves some of the most powerful people in the world. so yet very little convictions in the legal system actually happening. mystery regarding the inner workings of the epstein as sex travelers to come to light is the accusation against one of the world's largest bang of attitudes at various business ventures. journeys now disguised recently written about the virgin islands attorney general, who had fired hey, thanks for having me. yeah. like you said, attorney general of the years for going islands. nice. george was for the picture. seems to be that she was let go because of tensions about this last year for the year ended on december 27. what's the thing that's the latest development of fraud . who just secured, i mean, she just secured

the j f. k 5 ah ah with for the clinic this is set up with them or do you have to be on with a white glove scale? no, we do a lot for me. yeah. because i thought that was good enough. i just wonder, was it for a little record what, what sandwich it is worth for those? you will do a bite b log on to something more that will be less room. would you do by the plug back. i'm rick sanchez. i want to show you something. now it's a poll that was recently conducted and it's a graph. and as you see this graph, you'll get a better sense of what's going on. it was taken right at the half century mark of the j, f. k, assassination. and what it shows is that americans have never, ever, i didn't even know this until i looked at this graph. i've never bought into this story that j of k was killed by some low nut, right? some loan assassin never bought it. sometimes they bought it less than other times, but they've never really bought it. think about that despite all these years with all of the media and all

and so j. k blue that open into the mainstream, or something about the movie and your dad's way of capturing it where you can. it's almost undeniable there's, there's one scene, i can't remember what the words were, but we know that harvey lee harvey oswald was shooting from behind where the texas school book depository was almost at an angle from behind. and yet in the movie we see it goes, he, the bullet goes here and it goes back, the bullet goes here and it goes back the bullet here at his head goes back and you still wait, that's shot for that doesn't make any sense. right? well, that's the whole point, you know, the, so much of the autopsy did it make sense because there was, there was cover ups within the autopsy. right. in terms of who took over, right. it became like, you know, various military personnel stepped in and it was, it was, it was very messy to the place that kennedy's brain disappear. right? so you can even point say, well, what is the brain show as far as an exit wound? an

you know, well, j. f k occupies a special place in american culture, american imagination, american politics. and so, you know, if something was very embarrassing about j. f k, that could be really, really harmful to the ca today. and like, you know, somebody would get called up to congress and have to explain things and their budget might be cut or, you know, people would demand answers about this or that. so, you know, you say, oh, it's ancient history, but when it's j, f. k, it, you know, it's radioactive, it's a lot, live matter still in politics today and could have a big impact on the bureaucracy as it exists today. you have studied the kennedy assassination, perhaps more than anybody else. what is this new information lead you to believe about the possible involvement of other players in the killing killing? and i'm thinking mostly about the mob or cuban exiles who have long faced accusations. is there any new information that has u wing changes in your analysis? well, i think that, you know, we

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j&j settled the talc claim for nearly $ billion what do we do with this? >> it's a big relief, they solved a problem weighing on them forever this has gone on for years they had to settle they moved on. they settled the case. the powder is now corn based and people can look at it with a new i. we have not been looking at j&j because we think they were going to settle and, therefore, should own it it doesn't have enough growth. i think people looking for a solid diversified health care company should look at j&j as with other names because now you don't have to think about the problems that have plagued them over the last couple of years. >> joe, you own j&j. >> that's excellently stated removing the uncertainty and establishing a degree of clarity. i'm not necessarily sure if that gives it enough of a catalyst to return it to where we've seen j&j in the past. i think that has to evolve and see if you could see some strength in the fundamentals they're okay >> unh upgraded to a strong buy at raymond james the price target goes, kari, to 630. >> i like that

and we want to, we want to return to j f. case policies. you know, that's what jackie bob kennedy thought a week after the assassination. a thought president kennedy had been killed by his domestic enemies and there's a lot of evidence to support that. so that's what we're still struggling to find out is you know how, what happened, how did that, how did that happen? but clearly, bobby kennedy thought that and thought that for the rest of the life, yes, dramatic. what should his story and, and the american people take from this, this new information, lee harvey oswald, was a person of interest to the cia. as you said, from 1959 throughout 1963. what does that mean in the greater scope of things? does it point a stronger finger? do you think at the end? are we talking about official ca, or elements of the ca? we're talking about senior officials in the counterintelligence staff and the directorate of operations. people who reported directly to deputy director discounts where the counterintelligence st. james angleton and the important one of

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j. p. morgan chase bank regarding the actual financing of absence various business ventures. joining us now to discuss is journalists marlyn at injure, who has recently written about the virgin islands attorney general, who was fired for pursuing a litigation against jeffrey. i've seen thank you so much for joining me. hey, thanks for having me. yeah. like you said around the new year attorney general of the virgin islands. nice. george was relieved from her duties as what the statement from the governor said, but the picture seems to be that she was let go because of tensions about this lawsuit that her office had filed against j. p. morgan chase right before the year ended on december 27. what's the thing that's the latest development of from everything that's going on to this attorney general to her actually who just secured. i mean, she just secured a $105000000.00 settlement from jeffrey. i've seen the state being dismissed by the governor, governor over the investigation. you said tha

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j. b. s did not reply to our requests for an interview or a statement, but in response to similar claims in the brazilian media in 2021. it said it had no tolerance for illegal deforestation. forced labor misuse of indigenous lands or violations of environmental embargoes. the company also said it had brought more than $14000.00 supply funds for failure to comply with our policies and standards. and we will continue to take additional actions as warranted. but indigenous activists don't just claim the meat produces. they also point the finger at bias and consumers elsewhere in the world. you support vision a genocide this you can't genome by them meet that you know, come from our territories. said europe, north america. the buying mays should be from today's that's are implicated for a station now asking now or concept isn't l booking went all weird teen cold, but he will do to saudi on does he does mathematically go, i've had, i put his song down to brazil bada as a producer latin, this is

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we're backed out with k j no to continue this part of the conversation in k j. you mention that previously that the united states would probably like to see nothing more than some kind of um dispute. ah, in that border that involves countries like pakistan and india and china. and while that's unsettling to anybody listening to you thinking, oh my god, these countries are very powerful. they have nuclear warheads. we wouldn't want to see that happen. you suggest there's several reasons why the united states would, would, would, would almost take some pleasure out of it. you mentioned belton road, which obviously as an economic play. but then we've been watching what's been going on between russia and ukraine and seeing how the united states is just played into that full bore with the help of the u. s. media. and it seems like every week we send. busy another $11000000000.00 and armaments to ukraine. i'm thinking this sounds to me like a money making venture. would that offer another money making venture, whether to be that skirmish for the u. s. and might that b

we're back now with k j no, to continue this. so part of the congress that the united states would prob, order that involves countries like pakistan and india enters are very powerful. they have nuclear warheads. we wouldn't want to see that happen, usage out of it. you mentioned belton road, which obviously as an economic pledge is played into that full bore with the help of the us, me, i'm thinking this sounds to me like a money making venture other reason for them to want to go along with it. well this, if you are an honest manufacturer or if your sink tank, rick or announced manufacturer. so definitely there's the us spec worrying funding into the military industrial complex. but us is looking for unipolar. hey, jam been working, it's plan and planning. it's work since that period doctrine, which became the trump doctrine, which is now unity. and there are a lot of invest at players that want to solidify standpoint anything that bleeds out the 2 centric enemies than namely russia or china. they see as being vietnam war and co

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j&j, disputes these claims and increased a settlement offer to almost their 9 billion from the previousex strategy known as the texas two-step where they were putting liabilities into a separate company and filing that bankruptcy with a $2 billion settlement in addition to the higher amount they say they have 60,000+ claimants who are onboard with this new settlement offer. that is not a done deal. they have to get 75% of all of the claimants to vote in favor of this. i am told there are 90,000 to 100,000 potential total claimants and they have to have the 75% threshold. there's no admission of wrongdoing here and they're doing this because, quote, resolving these cases in the tort system would take decades and impose significant costs on ltl and that's the companies that held the liabilities and the system with most claimants never receive anything compensation this is taking so long and costing so much they just want to settle. >> a couple of questions, the $8.9 billion sounds like a lot of money over what period of time is the money paid out >> 25 years is what it's going to be done

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