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says the situation could i wrapped sooner than anyone thinks, i asked retired four-star general jack king is what everyone is concerned, taiwan cannot defend itself has military capability that we've been providing it for but there's no match to the chinese military for sure, the idea that taiwan would impose enough cost on an invasion to delay the success of that invasion that would commit the united states to be an ally and that itself would be a deterrent, that deterrence is eroding significantly because the united states, the principal ally in the region is outgunned in the region. that is discussed before, the chinese have more ships, more airplanes with a qualitative advantage they ought to be sure but numbers do matter, they were quality on their own, they have the largest conventional arsenal level missiles in the world capable of taking out her carrier and taking out her inner fields in wargames and they do absolutely that. maria: that's is why i been so focused on china, their priority in china and the chinese commonest party in their military, when you are investing in the comp

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it's disgraceful, absolutely disgraceful we bring in our next best distinguished former general jack kingour-star general fox business senior strategic analyst and presidential medal of freedom recipient, i was in the room when he got it. thank you, the wall street journal editorial called it the ambassador of blame america first. i don't think much of what she said in the fact that biden is defending her i don't know what that means either but user with the american medal of freedom, what do you think. >> i'm actually stunned by a lack ofnn understanding of what our founding fathers were trying to accomplish. at the time, the only thing that existed in t the world were monarchies, kings and queens anw dictators. in our founding fathers were trying to establish something fundamentally different, it was revolutionary, it was imaginative and clearly bold, what they wanted to do was take the power away from theaw kings and queens and the dictators and give it to the people to run the government. not the kings, queens and dictators, no one had ever tried anything like that before and they est

so, if you actually go down all these cards and look at the marks, you have ace, king, queen, jack, ten. we have a card cutter here, which was a traditional device for marking cards, shortening a side of a card. and we also have a corner rounder because once you trim a card, the round edge of the card is destroyed, so you have to put a round corner back on the card. we have a number of different things, including one of the last 1961 blue books from the kansas city card company. the issue of cheating in gaming was largely resolved beginning in the 1940s when the state of nevada became much more active in the control of gambling. and one of the issues that they had is they had to clean up gaming. i think there was a tremendous concern by the state of nevada, the federal authorities at some point might come in and if they found cheating in gaming, they would institute federal legislation, so the state took it upon themselves to develop rules for gaming that would prevent cheating, and today, when you really think about it, a gaming house, a casino operation, that has put millions of dolla

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then, of course, the great moment where garter king of arms, the man who looks like the jack on the playinges and all of his children and grandchildren have written such beautiful things about him, wilfred. >> i think it shows his commitment to sticking to what he wants and what the protocol is. officially, you don't have it. personally, i would have liked to see a little of those things broken. i would have loved to have seen something personal read out. i think no one could have any arguments with how great the service was. and it is a somber occasion. we are, of course, mourning his loss, but it is also celebrating his life. i think we should also try and remember that. what a life he led, the duty he served. the only thing i'd say now, they've observed the regulations so, so carefully, i hope, behind closed doors, they're breaking a couple and some people are giving her majesty the queen a hug. therefore, i'm sure all the family are. all the family, i know, have approached this thinking, this is about our grandfather, and it is also about our grandmother. no one else. >> we'll watch as

but again that could be the leader of jack daniels that you brought to burger king in the first placels will be out of their packaging by the end of the year. the bad news is you've so got a few more months of being slowly poison. the good news is now you know why you feel like garbage after eating a bacon ater. a chocolate frosting. was the packaging all along. topic number three, elon musk's put his monkey where his mouth was. a few months ago he promised the world he could teach a monkey to play video games with its mind. using a brain implant. it turns out he meant monkey business. this is page of the monkey. action that is a chimp, sorry. i know you primate freaks are going to get mad. he is playing with a sensor implanted in his brain. you thought videogames were mindless entertainment. i've not seen anyone mastermind control like this since anderson cooper. so how does it work? the neural link is implanted into your head after this robot removes a peace of your school. then once it's attached your brain all the kings horses and all the kings men worked to put you back together

jack in the box. ♪ >>> who is ready for a little saturday night hoop action? thght game, but the king in l.a.s have his running mate back on the court. a.d. playing for the second straight time. hoping that they can split that mini series with the mavs, 1-1. but they got to do it against luka doncic who has scored 30 in three straight games and really wants to take two off the lakers. either way it goes, we're counting it down to tipoff between l.a. and the mavs. ♪ >> there's a place west

. >> in mix the kings of leone reliesing an nft only, in social media jack dorsee selling for nearly turned upside down with the sale of the digital kollage entitled the first 5,000 days. a work that took 13 years to create. it sold thursday in an auction for 69.3 million dollars. >> theafort. move over gamestop, there is a new confusing internet money thing in town. but yes, nft's are blowing up so much right now that one digital kollage sold for 69 million dollars. 69-- 69 million. i would never pay that much for a kol age. never-- kollage, never, unless it was the one that from tupac video where the little videos of tupac turned into a giant image of tupac, remember that, that blew my mind. but if i did spend 69 million on a picture, best believe that would be the only picture i show people ever again. didn't you just have a baby, trevor. yeah, yeah, don't worry about that, look at this though, look at this picture. 69 million throors. >> shut up! >> huh? >> the problem though is that if digital pictures become the new status symbol, you realize that rap videos are about to get bo

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and iran, what's next on the table with jack keane coming up. streaming is kinge content than previously thought. it's all coming up. we'll take a look at the business. stay with us. zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. i really hope that this vaccine can get me one step closer to him. to a huge wedding. to give high fives to our patients. to hug my students. with every vaccine, cvs is working to bring you one step closer to a better tomorrow. maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, april 6. a look at markets this half hour. we're expecting a lower opening for the broader averages, stocks are edging down since this morning, dow industrials down 52, nasdaq down 36, s&p 500 lower by 9 and three quarters as investors eye the fallout from the archegos meltdown, credit suisse says it will take a nearly $5 billion hit as

jack mcintyre. joining the conversation all morning long rob luna and king's college of manhattan professor of businessmics, brian brenberg. gentlemen, good morning to all of you. jack luna, let's talk about the job's report on friday. the reaction is going to be delayed. seems to be today in the futures, seems to like the numbers. >> yeah, they should. it was a strong report. we saw services sector do well and, you know, as we get more jabs in people's arms, jobs are going to continue to do well and we will open up the economy. i thought the interesting thing you saw fairly muted reaction in the treasury market and if you don't get a big selloff in bonds that will pay favorable backdrop for higher prices. jackie: let me ask you this, president biden is still concerned about the pandemic and made comments following job's report and to me hawkish with respect to reopening and taking a cautious view and, of course, we were talking about this issue of the variants in the united states and possibly seeing a fourth wave. i wonder how quickly even with vaccinations at records levels, we are going to get to t

. ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ >> reporter: and soon artists everywhere wanted merry clayton's spirit behind them, too. like carole king right ♪ >> reporter: even the rolling stones. ♪ it's just... ♪ >> reporter: merry's father, a minister in the church where merry started singing, couldn't have been more proud or more confused. >> he said, just know this one thing: i know you're out there with those rolling cockers (laughing), and he said, i told the church, we gonna be praying for you. ♪ >> reporter: and she was revered within the industry. ♪ i am a sister who can sing ♪ >> reporter: but it really wasn't until 2013 when merry finally got the recognition she deserved. she was one of the stars of "20 feet from stardom," the documentary about the lives of background vocalists. >> it just said, diva right here is where we want it. >> reporter: that film took home an oscar and a grammy. >> if you won an oscar, it was the heavenly thing. we were talking about don't worry. everybody was really happy and up -- >> reporter: until? >> until i went out for a meeting and i came home five months later. >> reporter: that same year

kings go on to win 4-2. how about baseball? the a's and astros. up 2-0. we have lift off laureano. has first of the year, a two run jack.own going downtown. this is his first major league home run. they are 3-7 after that 0-6 start. the giants and rockies, fans and funky hats. buster posey still has a cannon for an arm. brandon crawford will come up. here it comes, there goes. a three run homer. second straight game he has come up flush. the giants win. and, -- leading at the masters heading to the final --. >>> much more to come on abc 7 news. not just the bay area. states nationwide are preparing for a drop in supply of the johnson & johnson vaccine. some say they will not be using as much is expected. salutes and tributes pouring in today for prince philip. we will tell it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? yes, i've been waiting for this

jack in the box. >> good morning. welcome back. a legendary movie monsters, kingg and godzilla first squared off way back in 1962 and now they're back at it again on the big screen for another rematch at dean richards. has this weekend's movie review. >> that's got the big movie of the weekend is the long-awaited battle between 2 screen legends, godzilla versus kong. both of the titans have wreaked havoc on their own through the years. but now there's a force causing prepared to seek out each other for the purpose of destruction of each other and why that's happening and the side stories that they built into this movie about corporate greed and world domination are mere fillers between the scenes where the battles between its 2 stars take place exploding off the screen in the finest tradition of movies like this. the destruction and battle scenes are by far its best gone are the days of stunt men in rubber suits and cheesy affects now there's very realistic computer animation. to give you a terrifying in emotional up close looks at both of the creatures have their

not defeat racism, america first policy institute jack brewer joining me now with his take on all of this. how do we get so far away from doctor king'sin color, it's in society and you see organizations like black lives matter enriching themselves and you see politicians like the congressional black caucus they raise millions and millions of dollars by inciting the flames of division in our nation and it is really sad. these are top people stayed in power. if you look at our communities ucf math proficiency levels are so low and educational level so low. we have fibrillation and running rampant throughout the black culture. you would think this would cause leaders particular black leaders to stand up against it but it doesn't they continue to want to perpetuate the evilness so they can stay in power, raise money and keep folks voting for the democratic policies that i feel not just black america but every segment of american society. david: you say that they put money and power ahead of racial equity even though they continue to talk about it. >> clearly, think about it if you spend $25000 per kids per school year and you're sending

jack keane will weigh in. calls to uncancel america, next hour georgia gop senate candidate kevin king will join me to explainis position heading into 2022. in the 8:00 a.m. hour, texas congressman brian babein will share his take on the border crisis. plus, americans for tax reform president grover norquist will join us to explain what we can expect from president biden and his proposed tax increases. don't miss a moment of it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ maria: welcome back. aiding northern triangle countries, vice president kamala harris announced an additional $310 million in aid going to guatemala, honduras and el salvador in an effort to address the border surge, she says. the package includes money to deal with environmental issues, health and education, and boosting the agriculture industry to encourage the population to remain in their country. joining me right now is texas public policy foundation ceo, kevin roberts. kevin, great to have you this morning. thanks very much for being here. look, i don't get this. they're breaking the law by coming to this p country il