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saw something this week that to me a would represent a let them eat cake moment and that would be jack dorsey selling for 2900000 dollars a somebody has the right to claim that they own something that in fact they don't own their ownership doesn't pass to the buyer of this tweet a copy of a tweet and that's just clearly an example of somebody taking $3000000.00 and ripping it up in everyone's face and saying ha ha ha ha ha you have to live like dirt waste millions of dollars every day and we don't care doesn't something like that won't won't that kind of rub the population the wrong way john well it might it's you know but if he doesn't sign of inflation the the n.f.t. movement where nonfunctional tokens are now you know they're digital assets that you can create and them sell via a block shame and have guaranteed record of your ownership ok but it's not a it's not a real thing it's a it's an image or whatever. but the fact that there's so much money sloshing around in the system is is really the important thing here because that leads to bubbly activity like and have to use leica and there w

can make a 1000000 copies of that have to and they're all identical that the artist and ray sell jack dorsey can resell that exact same thing and infant ember of times there's nothing there's nothing messed up them from doing that that there are there is no ownership involved is no copyright there's i want to ship a lot of people like and that's the money laundering which i think is the closest analogue that you can come to i mean the art world is rife with money laundering and 69000000 for something you don't own smacks of money laundering to make but that's another story so joe biden has dropped hints he wants a $3.00 to $4.00 trillion dollar infrastructure plan including incentives for a new a balls like solar and then is that possible that we have the money was not inflationary how will that hit the economy john we haven't had the money for a few decades now but we have a printing press the letters make more money so you know we can print money to do whatever we want to in so the government is catching on to this now and i mean trump was untrue in dollar deficits himself so it's no surpr

and they're all identical that the artist and ray sell jack dorsey can resell that exact same thing and if a number of times there's nothing there's nothing messed up them from doing that that there are there is no ownership involved is no copyright there's ownership a lot of people like and that's the money laundering which i think is the closest analogue that you can come to i mean the art world is rife with money laundering and 69000000 for something you don't own smacks of money laundering to make but that's another story so joe biden has dropped hints he wants a $3.00 to $4.00 trillion dollar infrastructure plan including incentives for a new a balls like solar and then is that possible that we have the money was not inflationary how will that hit the economy john we haven't had the money for a few decades now but we have a printing press the letters make more money so you know we can print money to do whatever we want to in so the government is catching on to this now and i mean trump was untrue in dollar deficits himself so it's no surprise that a democratic administration which

and they're all identical that the artist and ray sell jack dorsey can resell that exact same thing and if a number of times there's nothing there's nothing messed up them from doing that that there are there is no ownership involved is no copyright there's ownership a lot of people like and that's the money laundering which i think is the closest analogue that you can come to i mean the art world is rife with money laundering and 69000000 for something you don't own smacks of money laundering to make but that's another story so joe biden has dropped hints he wants a $3.00 to $4.00 trillion dollar infrastructure plan including incentives for renewable like solar and then it's that possible that we have the money was not inflationary how will that hit the economy john we haven't had the money for a few decades now but we have a printing press the letters make more money so you know we can print money to do whatever we want to in so the government is catching on to this now and i mean trump was untrue in dollar deficits himself so it's no surprise that a democratic administration which is

we wrote to jack dorsey and mark zuckerberg in february.e thing we asked for is more work around verification. part of the challenges when this question is raised, it often reverts to a binary option, verifying everybody or nobody. as a group of users, we in football might say, actually, we want to engage with people only who are terrified. as a group of users, can you create that set of permissions and functionality for us? those people who are terrified get better access. why can't you do that? we are asking for that for the safety of our people. for that for the safety of our --eole. . ~ for that for the safety of our --eole. ., ~' ,, for that for the safety of our --eole. ., ~' , for that for the safety of our --eole. . ~ , . ., people. thank you very much for “oininu people. thank you very much for joining us- _ three days of mourning has been declared in iraq, following a fire in which at least 27 people have died, dozens injured and many missing in a hospital in the capital, baghdad. the fire — reportedly caused by an exploding oxyge

emily: still ahead, a trio of jack dorsey, kathy wood, elon musk promoting the idea bitcoin mining canincentivize renewable energy. we are going to speak to the ceo of the bitcoin mining firm about the environmental impact of the operation and whether it can actually be good for our planet. earth day special coverage continues. as we had to break i want to look at bitcoin, falling to the $52,000 range. we are going to keep a close eye on the volatile play. ♪ emily: bitcoin mining is often decried as an energy hog. new research results have been found to, quote, debunk that myth. tesla's elon musk agrees it could be good for the planet despite the fact that the mining devours massive amounts of power. citigroup saying bitcoin mining now uses 66 times more electricity than in 2015. joining us now to talk about the debate, marco streng at genesis digital assets which aims to build world's largest and most profitable mining operation by 2025. i spoke to bill gates when he made the comment. he was concerned about how much energy bitcoin mining is consuming. what is your reaction to folks wh

emily: we know jack dorsey sold his first tweet for $2.9 million.ou can still see that on twitter. of course, there was the crypto artwork. that said, the and ft records got a little quiet over the last few weeks. what do you attribute that to, and what do you think the trajectory actually is? >> absolutely. one of the things to understand is nft is not just a single product or company. it is a whole new industry. it has an idea of three pieces. you have this collection in which they care about scarcity and they care about sharing those things, which you can do much more readily in the digital world. if it is having a lowell in the next month or so it's kind of inconsequential because what we will see over the next several years, we will have media, entertainment, athletes, musicians, games inc., and this will be a cornerstone of blockchain technology and the first consumer rise massive option of consumer technology. emily: that said, there are doubters out there. the carver financial services president said you are delusional if you think these thi

coming up, jack dorsey's first tweet sold for $2.9 million even though you can still see it on twitteranother nfc art piece selling for $69 billion. just what are these assets? we talk to the cofounder and ceo of blockchain starter alchemy which powers most of these major transactions. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: riding the cryptocurrency wave, the largest crypto exchange in the united states is going public next week. the company was last valued at about $90 billion and will be the first direct listing on the nasdaq. but work doesn't stop at crypto. coinbase is one of the backers of alchemy, a blockchain platform that powers over $25 billion in transactions of unique tokens, digital assets that have generated a market of $1 billion so far. galaxy digital's ceo is a longtime crypto supporter and has said, albeit new, nft's are here to stay. >> nft's are going to be with us for the rest of our lives, right? art on the blockchain, collectibles on the blockchain, ip on the blockchain -- it's all happening. this is fundamentally going to change how we secure intellectual prope

we want to depose jack dorsey under oath.nt to put the people through depositions and understand exactly what was going through their mind when they maliciously lied about me, saying i operate fake accounts. maria: well, we know that right before the election they banned the new york post from reporting on the hunter biden story which we all knew to be true and we watched them ban the new york post and the reporter on it. look, we have a statement from twitter, let me call for that right now so we can at least show what they're saying in the face of all of this. because a twitter spokesperson said that we permanently suspended him for violating the twitter l rules on platform manipulation and spam as outlined in our policy on platform manipulation and spam. your thoughts on the twitter statement on the banning of you. you can't miss lead others, they say. they're sticking with their multiple accounts that you were operating. >> my response is that drew griffin from cnn consistent cona private resident on her lawn, didn't blur

only a few plaintiffs in modern history accomplish that and we want to knowep or deposed jack dorseyositions to understand exactly what was going to their mind when they maliciously lied about me saying i operate fake accounts. maria:n well, we know that right before the election they banned the new york post from reporting on the hunter biden story which we all knew to be true and we watched them banned the new york post and the reporter on it. we haveha a statement from twitr and let me call for that right now so that we can at least show what they are saying in the face of all of this because a twitter spokesperson said that we personallyl suspended him for violating the twitter rules on platform manipulation and spam as outlined in our policy and on platforms and ablation and spam. your thoughts on the twitter statement on the banning of you. you can't mislead others on twitter theyea say by operating fake accounts and you can't artificially amplify or disrupt conversations through the use of multiple accounts so they are sticking with their multiple accounts that you were operat

little pretty much speech going against your priorities i don't understand why you support evil jack dorsey and want to block. i was just spend it by twitter for posting an internet photo of bill clinton and getting mr starr's fire and no wonder they flagged it for indeed i was just trying to drive the point home about a disgusting human doing disgusting things i know twitter is trying to silence me and i know a lot of the powerful democrats are behind the deactivated right sharon entirely 4 days after i helped out harvey weinstein my attacker in the new york times expose a 4 years ago there was a worldwide women's boycott where for 24 hour protests until they reinstated they did and they have but i have been shadowed band ever since i'm tired of having these men's feet on my neck i'm tired of having to hand over my mouth you guys are old pros to be tracked for rose right the little grows and you're supposed to be the freedom to speak the rap. and that is a life. so it's called the u.s. state department pledges to respect still in a song she's human rights if extradited but freedom of speec

the block chain service paid $2900000.00 for the very 1st tweet posted by twitter chief executive jack dorsey$3000000.00 technically for a tweet and we did all this madness out well back in 2011 with ny and cat and mame which sold for 500000 dollars well i have questions and i'm sure you do too so let's put them to talk to giovanni call of its who is assistant professor of digital humanities at the university of amsterdam a visiting research at the elon cheering institute as well it's nice to have you with us dr i've been a little bit tongue in cheek with my introduction today mostly because of the extraordinary amounts of money involved what i'd like you to do is to explain that so for example with the tweet the 3 $1000000.00 paid for the tweet what does that invest to actually get for that money. fareed a very excellent question that pertains to what really is the violent crime digital art. i think we should us question more in general what is valued by art and art can have many values naturally we can have 1st of all as subjective but personally we might like art because of its beauty. but

mark zuckerberg of facebook, jack dorsey of twitter, we talk about them and their companies all the timeery rarely hear from them. well today, we will. because steve huffman is the ceo of reddit, a multibillion—dollar company which is the seventh most visited website in america. so, what is reddick? is this what the internet should look like, a free space for free speech? a news platform where anything malicious orjust plain boring dwindles away? what we learn from the company's battle against conspiracy theories and white supremacist content. and how did a social media site come to take on and humble wall street? steve, welcome to the show. my pleasure. i'm honoured to be here today. let's start at the beginning of your illustrious career. you're two roommates in uni on the american east coast who came up with and coded a social media site that is today worth billions, i'm not talking about facebook, i'm talking about you, steve. take us back to 2025 spring break of your senior year, you're starting with the guy a lot of people would know him because he is the husband of serena williams

mark zuckerberg of facebook, jack dorsey of twitter, we talk about them and their companies all the time

of course, after the election, jack dorsey from twitter said it was a mistake to lock the account for two weeks. that's very convenient. so now hunter biden is doing i guess the last stage of this sort of laundering operation and that's with this memoire that is coming out tomorrow, "beautiful things" or whatever it's called. pretends that he's come clean on the bad things in the laptop. he said today on one of his interviews that you don't need the laptop because you've got his book. i'm here to tell you that is not true. the only thing he's been vaguely honest about in his book is the crack addiction. there's so much. in his book, he says that he's the father proudly of three daughters and one son. he doesn't mention a fifth child a 2-year-old girl who is somewhere in arkansas whose mother was a stripper that used to go to work at one of the clubs that he frequented in d.c. she had to go to court and press a paternity suit against him to prove it was his child. in the book, he says he can't remember any fleeting assignations that he had with the worm. niece not true. the laptop show

it's in miami and you will have taught people like jack dorsey and there will be innovation.ot of new announcements are driving the markets higher. caroline: i'm interested in that point of actually spending your hard invested in bitcoin. i feel like people want to hold this asset, or indeed speculate. our people buying tesla's with it? when you put in place the opportunity to purchase with bitcoin, is anyone actually doing that quite yet? >> bit pay processes over $1 billion a year, so people are spending crypto. the difference is four years ago, 95% was coming from bitcoin. last week, we had the lowest bitcoin with only 15%. we have a lot more buy-in from doge coin, believe it or not. mark cuban is a fan of that.we saw over 10% of transactions through that. also, favor coin is a stable coin backed by the u.s. dollar and visa and mastercard. people will use bitcoin may be as an investment vehicle, but stable coins and other currencies are actually spending on lines for credit cards which are much more risky. caroline: spending the doge. bitpay chief commercial officer, sonny

. >> twitter's jack dorsey, facebook's zuckerburg were also grilled last month with dorsey saying his company believes in free speech with certain limits. >> we must balance that with our desire for our service not to be used to bring about confusion, division or destruction. >> it's clearly important for south carolina media to crack down on outright lies about vaccines but when they don't let scientists as sharing differing views, that's censorship. >> i think we've reconnected with trooper morris, building a relationship with this young man in his area there that he patrols so again, i'm sorry we lost you, but tell us more about why you think it's so important to connect with a young man like this? >> i think it's very important. me as an officer, i'm very intentional. i'm intentional about building relationships with the people that i police. i'm intentional about not being a stranger to the people i police. when they see my car, i don't want them to think fear. i want to think help and safety is near. i don't wait for opportunity. i go out and create it so i just felt it was in m

mark zuckerberg of facebook, jack dorsey of twitter, we talk about them and their companies all the time but we very rarely hear from them. well today, we will. because steve huffman is the ceo of reddit. a multibillion—dollar company which is the seventh most visited website in america. so what is reddick? is this what the internet should look like, a free space for free speech. a news platform where anything malicious orjust plain boring. what we learn from the companies battle against conspiracy theories and white supremacist content. and how did a social media site come to take on and humbled wall street.- on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to — on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to the _ on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to the show. _ on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to the show. my _ on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to the show. my pleasure. i welcome to the show. my pleasure. i'm honoured to be here today. let’s i'm honoured to be here today. let's start at the — i'm honoured to be here today. let's start at the beginning _ i'm honoure

and so that obviously made jack dorsey and the gang get too nervous and take down james' work that he'si'm not sure if it's jack dorsey and the platform itself or the woke mobs on these platforms that really have the power here. in these hearings on capitol hill in the past, you've seen somewhat bipartisan pushback to rein in these big tech companies. what do you think? do you agree with trying to rein them in on this cancel culture? >> well, thanks for having me, griff, and it's good to see you, mercedes. look, a couple of things here. number one, i do believe that we have to think about, we have to, as a country, reimagine how we do technology, right? and part of that is putting some regulations in place, working with big tech to figure out how we create a way where they can operate in the free market and we also allow for some fairness on their platforms. but with that being said, the key word here is capitalism, right? whether or not you like what twitter does, if people don't like twitter, if the folks feel like they're being canceled, they can crypt a new platform, and -- crypt --

it's interesting i don't know, seems that jack dorsey is getting involved with some big music talent.'m a little afraid it won't work out great is one person? >> i think it's multiple people. >> tons of people. >> yeah, yeah. so >> how bad could it go wrong. >> exactly time to find out if viewers are buying the fast pitch on shopify. looks like a strike. 56% not buying it. time for the final trade we go around the horn, tim. >> eem. >> bonawyn >> lyft. >> karen >> pfizer. >> guy >> inbegin. >> have a great weekend. "mad money" with jim cramer 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 kram erica i'm here to make you money, my job is not just entertain you but educate

they give get out of jail free cards to people like mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey.post congressional life. for people like us, we're considered the lunatics. how lacking in self-awareness do you have to be to call fox news lunatics? that's really what they're doing. they're calling the viewers lunatics. >> he actually talks about roger ales and rupert murdoch as if they are pandering to the lunatics. the problem here is we have serious challenges. this is a broke nation. china could yank the carpet under the dollar as the global reserve currency any day it wants to. and we need people who recognize that, not just people who -- i have got a cheap line which is when the democrats are in power and when republicans are in there in office. when you look at some guy like john boehner, he personifies that. >> well, he does. again, it's like i said, they're the hand maidens of the rich and powerful because they're looking for what is it going to bring to them later on in their post congressional life? that was the old school way of doing things. but they keyed up this curre

got it, tweet at cnbc tech check and we will show you some of the best answers later in the show jack dorseyesponding to an article titled "coinbase's $100 billion ipo provides an alternative investment to bitcoin with the comment" "why do we even need an alternative?" >>> later this hour, katie hawn will join us and after the break do not miss slack ceo stewart butterfield. we are just getting started on "techcheck." the world around you may seem like an immovable, implacable place. it is not. it can be bright. quiet. and safe. it's a change that will be felt from this street. to this street. to no street. and everywhere in between. all it takes is the slightest push in just the right place and that will be the tipping point that changes everything. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> get a gut check on shares of discovery, told you before the top of the hour, credit suisse unloading another $2 billion worth of stock linked to its archegos exposure that includes a big position in disco. that stock down. >> coinbase going public via direct listing this morning indicating it could open at $351 a share, well above the

a physical conference in miami and you will have all the top people like jack dorsey and there will be lot of innovations coming around that conference. and a lot of new announcements are driving the markets higher. caroline: i'm interested in that point of actually spending your hard invested in bitcoin. i feel like people want to hold this asset, or indeed speculate. it's a trading asset, but are people really buying their tesla's with it? the companies that you were speaking to, when you put in place the opposition to purchase bitcoin, is anyone actually doing that yet? sonny: yes. bit pay processes over $1 billion a year, so people are spending crypto. the difference is four years ago, 95% was coming from bitcoin. last week, we had the lowest bitcoin with only 15%. -- 50%. we have a lot more buy-in from doge coin, believe it or not. it went live with us in the dallas mavericks and mark cuban is a fan of that. we saw over 10% of transactions come through dogecoin last week, but also favor coin is a stable coin backed by the u.s. dollar in visa and mastercard are in that in a big way

i think jack dorsey has done a remarkable job i would buy. >> shares took off of microsoft, ap appleacebook jumping to new highs and web bush saying tech stock could see another 30% uptick by year end do you think the ever bullish dan ives is right? >> look, if the mechanics of the mega cap tech stocks are going higher, they're going higher and they're leading us top 40% of nasdaq 100 is 22% of the s&p having said that, i think the valuation is there in a time people have been questioning that okay what were the head winds for mega cap tech in the last couple quarters some were regulatory some of it was very interesting and appropriate rotation into value industrial cyclicality we seen why google could continue to rerate and could do the same in facebook apple has been language wishing. amazon is a chart that's done nothing since july and may be in the greatest e commerce psych the of their lifetime. cycle of their lifetime. a lot to be excited for companies with not a big balance sheet. as of march 8 triple q outperform s&p by 3.5 ferpercen. >> according to morgan stanley 10 to 15%

everybody to the social media matrix where they have the ear of mark zuckerberg at facebook, and jack dorseytwitter and they have created this phony world where democrats and liberal ideology are dominant and beloved in this world that's controlled by algorithm and controlled by manipulation from northern california. and what i've been saying for at least six years, and trying to get people to understand -- there's a massive difference betweenre a northern californian liberal and a new york liberal. the whole media used to dance for the approval of new york liberals. now, they dance for northern california liberals, and that is a much more radical, socialist marxist anti-american group of liberals, and they're tearing this country down and public discourse down and creating this racial divide that has people that are unaware at each others throats they can't see that working class americans are beingg manipulated and the elits are using racial division to maintain power. mark: and even on old media when you watch cnn or msnbc or other networks, they bring the most radical elements of our soc

jack dorsey had his contempt for congress on the full display on the house energy commerce committee hearing i think it was last month and he tweeted a poll on possible answers to the question basically treating the hearing as a joke. so do you agree that it is unacceptable for the ceo to tweet while he is testifying before congress, yes or no. >> he is the ceo and creator. i ask for a yes and no, but i will say i am pleased you are looking and appearing more presentable than your ceo in his testimony before us when he behaves disrespectfully in a congressional hearing and before the american people, he embarrasses twitter. it's such proof how out of touch it is with the rest of the country. in my opinion it is destroying the free speech competition, original content. it is responsible also for much of our children's minds. this is something that bothers me the power of facebook and users algorithms to the social media addiction where it is among babies, toddlers, tween's and teams and this is something that should terrify each of us. youtube deploys them and they do it because it pa

jack dorsey had his contempt for congress on the full display on the house energy commerce committeering i think it was last month and he tweeted a poll on possible answers to the question basically treating the hearing as a joke. so do you agree that it is unacceptable for the ceo to tweet while he is testifying before congress, yes or no. >> he is the ceo and creator. i ask for a yes and no, but i will say i am pleased you are looking and appearing more presentable than your ceo in his testimony before us when he behaves disrespectfully in a congressional hearing and before the american people, he embarrasses twitter. it's such proof how out of touch it is with the rest of the country. in my opinion it is destroying the free speech competition, original content. it is responsible also for much of our children's minds. this is something that bothers me the power of facebook and users algorithms to the social media addiction where it is among babies, toddlers, tween's and teams and this is something that should terrify each of us. youtube deploys them and they do it because it pays w

extraordinary mission, the number two trending story globally on twitter which is ironic because jack dorsey banned us from twitter, that means the truth is getting out there no matter what and this is what we've suspected, doesn't shock your audience but it is amazing that the man was caught on tape, not just an unwitting whistle-blower, he is participating in what he knows is wrong, as charlie chester the director says in his hidden camera reporting, he says see yourselves. >> you also discovered some other things in terms of how we identified himself on social media and how he's identifying himself now and tell us about some of the changes you try to get comment from the network, i guess he got in contact with oliver, the guy that wants to be him but that guy. >> we spoke to him today, he hung up the phone on me, one of their top media personalities, the communications force at cnn. >> sean: let's not overstate the fact. his aspiration in life is to take over his spot one day, not exactly a high bar, but go ahead. >> and used to work for the conservative leadership institute but i guess f

jack dorsey admits it's a big mistake.lems, visiting his father and his father saying i don't know what to do about your addiction coverage. is the coverage starting to generate sympathy for him as a person since obviously add decision is an awful thing -- addiction is an awful thing to deal with. >> i never regarded addiction struggles as news worthy, nor his sexual adult relationships which were part of the documents. talking about that is a noble thing to do. what i considered news worthy and what was censors were parts of the documents showing he was peddling influence with joe biden's brother in china and ukraine that raised questions about the extent to which joe biden knew about it and was participating in it. so if they want to focus on his addiction problems, i support hunter biden and anyone else struggling with addiction. the real story was corruption and influence peddling in countries in which joe biden, then the vice president, had a lot of influence and power and we shouldn't let anyone distract from what th

. >>> nfts you know have taken on the art and investing world by storm names ranging from jack dorseyk mahomes hopping on the trend joining us this morning on the heels of his newest nft release what you see on the screen now legendary deejay steve aoki alongside creative partner tom villeio also founded quest nutrition, by the way. gentlemen, welcome and congratulations. great to see you. >> thank you thanks for having us. >> thanks for having us. >> steve, i mean, you've been a visionary in so many mediums i wonder what caught your eye about this new space what do you have planned and how big do you think it can get? >> we're at the start for sure i really do feel that we're early in the space, but the space is going to grow to be something that we're all going to use as a means of collecting art and collecting valuable things in the future i'm a big believer that this is inevitable that we're always -- we're going to be a part of an nft culture, or the cu culture's gop to be nt i already had a collection out a couple months ago did really well exciting about this one, the artists w

call jack dorsey end, and ask him questions, the same with senator tim scott reaches across the aisle, they need to extend the hand back and say as two parties together, we reject this behavior, and we will ask questions. >> harris: that is a brilliant idea. i wish you are -- hold on just a second. kayleigh, i wish you were still in the washington loop enough to set that meeting up. i want to press into that a little bit. those meetings don't just happen. somebody has to make that decision. >> kayleigh: it would be chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. they are the ones who call the shots. they are the ones who should show real leadership here, extend the message of unity beyond that biden inauguration speech, and actually unify around ending racism on social media and elsewhere. so schumer and pelosi, it is up to you. >> harris: we have got to go. emily, forgive me. we let this go a little bit longer, and it's been a great conversation. we have this to get to next. president biden spending a little time on the border crisis. but he did talk about fixing the immigration problem. why even so