jack: jack i know how you will go but we are just getting the turkey out how much will that cost me?t depends who you talk to. you have to arrive for the thanksgiving politics argument with the right data farm bureau says it will cost 14 percent more this year than last year but the department of agriculture says only 5 percent more the differences farm bureau use volunteers shoppers who started in late august before turkey usually goes on sale. they have a dollar 50 per pound they also used a bigger turkey a 16-pound versus 12-pound from usda. if you want to know who statistics are reliable i would say usda. if you 20 with those groups that go with the farm bureau you get a bigger turkey. [laughter] jack: awesome advice i have trouble talking that but i will give you a chance what is your idea? >> semi conductor equipment. jack: that will help that they want to catch with taiwan. you have a really good idea everybody should listen up. >> i'm talking taxes. this is the time you might want to book any losses in your portfolio to offset those gains especially those s&p gains from the l

jack media a-rou is what is jack media? jack media grow) is one — what is jack media?a grow) is one of— what is jack media? jack media group is one of the _ what is jack media? jack media group is one of the few - group is one of the few remaining completely independent radio groups in the uk and we operate six radio stations. three national radio stations. three national radio stations unionjack, unionjack stations union jack, union jack danson stations unionjack, unionjack danson unionjack rock. most of them launched during the pandemic and three stations operating the oxfordshire area. jack fm which is the first jack station in the uk and originally started in north america and jackjust make it inject three in shale. those are the six services that we operate at the beginning of the pandemic and there were only for another is six.— for another is six. you have done well _ for another is six. you have done well and _ for another is six. you have done well and expanded . for another is six. you have | done well and expanded and for another is six. you have - done well

jack: you have an eclectic portfolio.entioned the financials and energy, you also have disruptors like netflix. one of the hallmarks of a company that makes it into your portfolio, your clearly not sector focused. >> we like a company that is compatibly advantage that allocates capital while and based on the stock price that they're selling out today, we think it's selling at a big discount to business value. a name like netflix that you mentioned may look expensive selling at 61. it's a number we don't think has much relevance. what we think is important when they add a subscriber we believe that as $1000 to business value either adding 25 million a year, that is 25 billion of value. the company sells a $300 billion market cap. in that way of thinking we would look at netflix at 12 times the amount of value is adding each year in a way like 12 times earnings. we think it is a cheap stock and globally dominant. jack: do you think the hub ads on netflix someday. we gotta move on to citibank. a very different company netfli

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jack: let's start with a booster shot.ixed signals the states is one thing the federal government said something else how do you navigate that is that frustrating for a company like yours. >> it is confusing to the people. i think everybody wants the best but also with the needs of others. jack: other news from your company is the covid pill which has great efficacy. so you decided to allow other companies to manufacture the pill but not the vaccine. what is the distinction? >> it's a big difference in the manufacturing. it includes sterile and that technology is difficult to make. >> and it's a very different treatment but it can be made by generic manufacturers. this is the reason why we did that. so the main reason is it can make a big difference now. jack: some people say why do i need a vaccine i could take a pill if i get covid. what do you say? >> oh my god. don't do it. protect yourself by protecting yourself you protect the people around you and the society. so for a compromise so the goal is to prevent visits. >>

and jack hits and jack chill. the six services that we operate at the beginning of the pandemic and there were only for another is six. you have done well and expanded and we'll come to chat with you a bit later on about that and also joining us today is matt, creative director at boulder media. you advise audio companies and other strategies. has this last week been a bit like a level results? absolutely. it's always like that when new figures come in. everyone wants tojudge themselves against their peers as well as seeing how they get on. we haven't had any data since the audience data for 18 months, because of the way it is collected and the pandemic got in the way of that. a lot of stations, especially some new lunches that were definitely keen to work out of anybody was out there. do you feel you have to review these programmes with the biggest audience? absolutely not, actually. it's a bit like there are some - programmes that are absolutely the biggest podcast in the world isjoe rogan i feel absolutely no c

i can definitely see jack wanting to step away as we know.re were a lot of elements of twitter that he has not just been engaged with over the past decade or so and so, i i'm sure that he's very much looking forward to not having to speak to congress on zoom again any time soon. >> yeah. lo, as i think you and i were both alluding to earlier, twitter hasn't exactly been blowing the doors off performance wise as a stock or as a revenue and certainly profit grower. to promote somebody who has been the cto, been there for ten years, who is saying we're just going to continue to execute on the strategy, it seems like an interesting move given all the possibilities in which you could do post dorsey. >> 1200% is this the right leadership move given that we've never really seen twitter become that platform to drive the user engagement that we heard people complain about or some of the flaws with the product as well as be able to achieve a higher level of revenue and earnings based on the enormous growth that the product has i think, look, jack dorse

jack: i agree with you.our people really going to subscribe to all the services? or are we going to see consolidation there? >> it is a great point. obvious that there certainly services dominating time spent. netflix is 20 over a quarter of time spent on connected television is netflix. forget about the time on laptops and mobile devices and all of that. netflix is a dominant force, youtube is number two. look at all these other services it is really hard. services like a peacock, discovery plus, paramount plus they barely even register in terms of overall public viewership. i think there was a question can they survive? sure. if you cannot spend $100 for multichannel television, state cable, satellite is a lot of dollars to deploy over the services you only deploy those dollars getting back to what i said before most of the services are lightly used. even disney plus, you come from manda laurie and paid less you have kids under the age of 15 or under the age of ten, you are basically going to disney plus o

this is jack's base. he's one of the pop guineas most important crime, boston us. after several weeks of repeated contact, he's finally agreed to meters. if that a job, we will have to sign a sh fallen vehicle to execute her. a key will tell. oh goodness. okay, you finish. try find object and then bring our report inside here which is safe and then we change the plate number pool all. busy the resource to get to like arms and all that and have a plan from here and go out if he could come back here, no matter what jack seems, open and friendly, but he has a record as a harden career criminal. his 1st robbery was at the age of 16 and his crimes multiplied from there across the neighbourhood, stolen cars that jacket, his men using robberies a left to rust. today the gang leader has a job to attend to one of his specialties stealing luxury cars. okay, now dealer trio talent to south fire law owner actually to the yacht club. he was out to the ship, one of the yacht and slid them wanting cramps oberon, while the jacks already had a spare key made all he needs. now a fal

they want more from twitter them jack has been able to provide to -- from twitter than jack has been able to provide. emily: the explanation we get is twitter is midi -- is ready to move on from its founders. you see that as a rebuke from what mark zuckerberg is doing with meta? >> yes i do. it would be hard to rejects memo to his staff without hearing an implicit criticism of zuckerberg , especially far down where he says some founders choose their ego over there company. who has chosen their ego more recently than mark zuckerberg in renaming his own company over his own personal obsession with the metaverse in way that confounds more or less anyone else -- more or less everyone else? brad is right. square is -- square as a company has more potential than twitter. he has been a twitter for a long time. he was pressured by the investors to get out. it adds up. emily: it is also interesting given when he took over as ceo of square, everybody thought he would eventually leave his role as the ceo -- when he took over twitter, everyone thought he would leave his role at square. now we se

, jack 2 hits and jack 3 & chill.hose are the six services that we operate. at the beginning of the pandemic and there were only four and now there's six. so you've done well, you've and expanded and we'll come to chat with you a bit later on about that. but also joining us today is matt, creative director at folder media. matt, you advise audio companies on their strategy. has this last week been a bit like a level results for you? absolutely. it's always like that when any figures come in. everybody wants tojudge themselves against their peers as well as seeing how they get on. we haven't had any rajar data — this is the audience data in the uk — for 18 months, because of the way it's collected and the pandemic got in the way of that. so there's lot of stations that have been waiting for these numbers, especially some new lunches that we're definitely keen to work out if anybody was out there. also with us is miranda sawyer, radio critic at the observer. miranda, do you feel you have to review the programmes with th

jack says he's working more and more with his former rivals to evade the police wolf. i am a tall and vehicle here look for gun bullshit. or guns middle leg, the come to a good place or nice. and then when the time comes, we will hit come. what are we get? 50020000 or 30000. we come with spit jo. between them, these gain ladies have spent nearly 20 years behind bars. to what i do knows, i see the small ones come never at the block or from coming up. i tell them, nourish you leash, and keep your mouth college taught. if i, if we can do an operation chapter full and i was it in that you renter of the polish been requisition, a name, a friend, want to watch. you'll have to we shalon if your been a mouth and given for my rent and when it will up to present the other washed up pump. when you get these government came to power promising to fight systemic corruption. but faith in the country's leaders is low crime remains rampant and the countries gangs was stronger and bolder. hello, counting the cost as big pharma refuses to say has private back soon. secret wells health or

the picture below is jack with his sister.is picture, there whole family and front of their little cook pan-- cabana at the beach. joe, have him here with his mouth open because while he was there he was shooting his mouth off about how morgan was useless and sumner welles was useless, how cordell was useless, how the whole state department if it were in his hands he could fix-- of course they didn't think it was broken. his next-door neighbor are the duke and duchess of windsor heard about it and actually edward so perturbed that he let the royal family now back in england thatat there's a problem with joe. joe meanwhile meets another neighbor and they begin an affair. this is marlena with her daughter, maria and if you ever want to read something that's absolutely riveting it's maria's biography of her mother. her remarks on the kennedy children are absolutely delicious. so, affair with marlena dietrich , he is still there when -- comes back very belatedly via paris and horns in on a meeting of the other in american ambassad

jack thing so big. that sometimes will laugh at it. if you don't stop him, he just, she's got trained or just just on the, on one day he's a dumb prescriber and then kids ended up with start. how do you then say, jack, i don't the more i guess i just did, you have to do the project. jack gets free invested into his ideas and he ends up being very protective of it as well. most of the time when we say the boardroom is telling us all these different initiatives, and at one point you know so much i'm going to say, okay jack, are we talking about w t o? now he says, no, no, no, it's not. but it's related. there's a guy on the way that is supposed to be a sound proof and order. busy prove so you can fight for the lie and wouldn't offend other people. i don't know if it was had the try on the board had a lot of debate, so what jack can and cannot do and whether he has the expertise for it. india is the most important project. the blue shield has done. the media has cover, ask a newspaper, television, so we need results. not just thought a to

jack ma became china's first celebrity ceo.e heard of jack. >> he was embraced by the world's most powerful leaders. jack ma seemed more popular and admired than xi jinping. >> young people across the country would have photos up of jack ma above their beds in ways that historically you would have seen for mao. >> to understand how there could be a cult of ma in xi jinping's china, you need to know one thing. >> in the beginning, xi jinping very much needed jack ma. >> china had missed the industrial revolution in the 19th century, and america had invented the internet by the end of the 20th century. >> china was not even connected to the internet yet. we started. >> two decades after deng xiaoping opened china's doors, jack ma had his moment. >> china is opening. open the door. >> he founded alibaba in 1999, as an online marketplace for small chinese businesses. >> call of these individual workers and small businesses around the country could suddenly be connected to the rest of the world. >> the company became an internet beh

jack says he's working more and more with his former rivals to evade the police roof. i am a tall and we are here. look for gun or several guns, middle leg. the come for a good place or nice, and then when the time comes, we will hit come. what are we get? 50020000 or 30000. they come with spit jo. between them, these gain ladies have spent nearly 20 years behind bars. to what i do knows, i see the small ones come never at the local from coming up. i tell them, nourish you leash and keep your mouth. auto challenge. talk if i, if we can do an operation chapter full and i was it in that you renter of the polish been requisition and name a friend. want to watch. you'll have to leave shalon if your been a mouth and given for my rent, when it will have to present the other brushed up pump. when you get these government came to power promising to fight systemic corruption. but faith in the country's leaders is low crime remains rampant and the countries gangs was stronger and bolder. ah, the world's pollinators are in decline. in this episode of arthritis, we meet entomologi

we returned to the city center to find jack the head of the gang. he's meeting up with his associates far from prying eyes. sexual play is a safe place where we can come and talk and discuss things here. the body of jack's long time friend and partner in crime is marked my years of violet confrontations. alberta is short, 9 times different locations. i think that the day so we call him or whatever that is. oh yeah. michelle glanced again them 16 when did same simply again, i know i saw like a joke. so my friends linden did do a written by a policeman, shot me in and i shot 3 policeman jacks. also being shot and shot here while others still him and you live, i want to remove it. my risky in operation there might cut and there was something anal paralegal some been that way so you can google it. yeah. yeah. jack says he's working more and more with his former rivals to evade the police wolf. i am a stolen vehicle. you look for gum or several guns, middle like the come to a good place or nice and. and then when the time comes we will hit come. what are

jack never analyzed why she was a distant figure. claimed that because she had too many children. i think that was a convenient way of his looking at it. he adored his father and joe adored his son. but what was jack's strength was he never ever contradictedhis father directly . he never send your wrong dad or i think you've got to do this. he found a very diplomatic way of speaking to him and joe ended up respecting him for his different views but the main thing joe did, he financed the 1960 campaign. that was the thing and there's a book coming out by curling gilman i think in january about the 1960 campaign.ry but joe helped by staying in the background because it was already known that he was a fascist sympathizer. certainly in political circles and it was already known he was a sympathizer and that was certainly not going to help jack win any elections. i should say that roosevelt also called him a fascist sympathizer. >> one of his gifts to his son was natchez. >>. >> did he have irish sympathies that compromised his supportfor

on the burns roundtable, and jack hough.ket after more than a month of rising every week turned down just a little bit. we think that might be because investors finally took notice of inflation. >> perhaps for think it action more to do with the bond market this week. we did have a crazy inflation numbered with the prices jumping six-point to percent outlandish number. the market handled that pretty well it was relatively flat it was only to labor in the day on wednesday there is a 30 year bond auction that went really bad the worse since 2011 what is cut by s&p and the bond market finally calm down these stock market did to the moment and they auction it sounds as if a bond investors said you've got to give me a better yield i'm concerned about inflation what does ben levisohn think? what is the child will make you think this is more than a pandemic a pop? >> i think we are already at that point the fed talked about transitory on how this was not going to last. it has clearly last a lot longer than they thought a lot longer

not directly, not personally, jack _ and jack dorsey?- and jack dorsey? not directly, not personally, jack and i - and jack dorsey? not directly, | not personally, jack and i were e-mailing _ not personally, jack and i were e—mailing each other prior to january— e—mailing each other prior to january six, where i warmed him his platform was allowing a coup — his platform was allowing a coup to _ his platform was allowing a coup to be staged and a e—mail was sent— coup to be staged and a e—mail was sent the day before and i have — was sent the day before and i have not— was sent the day before and i have not heard from him since. in march, — have not heard from him since. in march, twitter's executive, jack dorsey said in congressional testimony that yes, his platform had played a role in the storming of the capital but added it is not just about the technological systems that they use. prince harry warned a small group of accounts is causing a large amount of chaos online, sullying the internet for future generations by filling it with ha

jack ma was a huge threat.appened? >> based on our reporting, president xi jinping himself personally intervened to stop the ipo from going forward. >> with global investors reeling, jack ma seemed to suddenly disappeared. >> there are growing question of whereabouts of jack ma. ma given a speech accusing china's regulator of stifling regulations in a room full of government officials ten days before the ipo. >> you can't do that in kchina. if jack ma believes he could challenge the party itself well then the entire ediface was controlled in china. >> they had created a capitalist free for all, a wild west which the government had little to say. >> huge power, they got the data and technology and they got the capitol. xi jinping decided enough and began the crack down on big tech. >> it was this sudden assertion of political power in the face of what had felt like this inevitable growth of chinese commercials and capitalist power. >> xi wants capitalism. when jack ma appeared in a first time since his disappear

as jack said. we had to build complicated mixed income, mixed use site on some toxic land in the middle of a pandemic. nothing to it. our next speaker, i think, reflects the neighborhood passion that residents here in district three have. bruno cantor is a local architect and neighborhood advocate. president of the board of north beach neighbors on the northern advisory committee of the port. probably well-known to our friend elaine. with that i also in talking about this with the rest of our team learned that mr. cantor was also highly regarded by our friend jon stewart. please welcome bruno cantor. [applause] >> good morning everybody. some of you may remember me saying a few words at the ground breaking a couple years ago where i brought my five-year-old daughter with me. i remember john pulled me aside to say, bruno, don't bring your child up to the podium. she will up stage you. well, i did, and she certainly did up stage me. i am fortunate she is in school today. definitely working with john

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samir, why is jack dorsey stepping down? statement he released on twitter, he said there were a few reasons. first and foremost is that he feels a lot of confidence in the team he has put forth to take over for him. as you mentioned, we have the ceo that began immediately who is actually the chief technology officer. he worked his way up the company. mr. dorsey feels aot of confidence in his ability to lead the social media company through the next several years. he had asked another individual, bret taylor, to come onto the board of directors. this gentleman will end up being e chair of the board of directors in may when jack dorsey finally leaves twitter altogether. for him, there has always been this pull and push and that he is the ceo of twitter, but also the ceo of another company. the payment system square. that is something he also founded. there has always been this tug-of-war in terms of how much attention is he paying to each company. that is something investors have picked up on. >> did some of the shareholders f

like jack lew. mr. lew: we knew no one had walked into the chief of staff's office with more familiarity with the different approaches to handling the job. tara: did reince priebus and general kelly attend? mr. bolten: general kelly attended. reince said he could originally make it, but then discovered a conflict. tara: i know we have been talking about ron a lot, but he is the current chief of staff. if you could grade him, what would you give him? mr. bolten: you have to give him an incomplete. in fact, the only person who ought to be graded on the chief of staff -- let me modify that. the first person who ought to be graded on the chief of staff is the president. the chief of staff's job is to make the president as effective as he possibly can be. make him the best version of that president. so, the real grading comes on not as ron klain, are his tweets popular, is he moving the needle in the political argument, but is he making biden as successful as he possibly can be? the other people grading it a

that is the main impetus for jack going into politics.ow joe helped, he was always his father son. they thought that was normal because that is the way they grew up. also doesn't think it's absent that's normal to be asked from the home 300 days per year but that is how she would cope with joe being a serial womanizer. very difficult situation. but because there were so many children they got strength through each other. and that was part of the upbringing. he was always called dad by the boys and daddy by the girls rose was always called mother by all of them and was a distant figure. and claimed because she had too many children but that was way of looking at it. he adored his father and his son. that jack strength was never ever contradicting his father directly. he never said i thank you have to do this. he spends a very diplomatic way speaking to him and joe respected his different things that the main thing that joe did was finance the 60 campaign. and there is a book coming out in january about the 1960 campaign. and he helped by s

on the left and jack and i don't call john f. kennedy john, just: jack because it's on the family refer to him. but in 1917, the war came to america, world war i came to america, you can't number them until there is a second one. so he asked for the occupation meaning it would not be drafted. in rad beenaf sent draft letters but honey fitz arranged for him to become a manager at the shipyard in boston and the only problem is that joe had not been properly briefed and people it actually been drafted in management. and all of the workmen had been promised a raise braided the assistant secretary of the navy, eleanor roosevelt was angry because everybody walked out and joked one of the most important shipyards on the eastern seaboard and he and charles schwab, in charge of the shipyard had to personally get the men back to work and joe was put to the lesser function until the war was over and after the war he went to a small stockbroker in boston. he liked the idea of making money so after couple of years there, he went into wall str

simon jack, bbc news.nvolved in the operation to bring him out on a stretcher from what is one of the deepest cave systems in the uk. it took them more than 54 hours. hywel griffith reports. pulling together to help one of their own. the rescuers own picture tell a story of teamwork in the most challenging conditions. today, as they cleared up, a chance to realise just what they had achieved. we look after each other _ just what they had achieved. we look after each other and _ just what they had achieved. we look after each other and we _ just what they had achieved. we look after each other and we are an - after each other and we are an extended family, effectively. we don't know each other, all of us. we are like a big family, but if one of us is in trouble, no matter where it is, we will go and help.— is, we will go and help. the man they rescued _ is, we will go and help. the man they rescued was _ is, we will go and help. the man they rescued was an _ is, we will go and help. the man| they rescued wa

jack dorsey resigns as ceo of twitter. we will talk about what new leadership means for the future of the internet town square. plus, omicron. how worried should we be? the world health organization says despite milder symptoms, the new variant could fuel surges with severe consequences. moderna's co-founder joins us. and the return of black friday. visits to stores and shopping centers up 48% from a year ago, but still well below pre-pandemic levels. how is cyber monday stacking up? we will discuss. first, let's get a look at the market stocks climbing and bonds falling after a relative sense of calm returned to global markets. investors reassessing worst-case scenarios for the omicron virus strain. kriti gupta joins us. how are investors digesting this today? >> they're turning back some of the panic you saw on friday. especially with the oma cron -- especially with the omicron variant. we saw this in july when we had the delta variant first emerge. this panic selling among asset classes. the next trading session, a lot