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freedom of speech and of the internet here and freedom for them to organize and protest and gain their freedom. >> jason: good point. thank you for joining us tonight. coming up, far left congresswoman cori bush who was a strong advocate for the d from the police movement recently reported spending $70,000 on private security. how convenient. representative madison cawthorn and larry elder will react next. >> jason: just like we've been telling you, the democrats defund and dismantle police agenda is real, scary, and it is bringing chaos, not safety to cities across america but the far left democrats themselves refuse to live under the policies that they want from the rest of the country. for example, squad member congresswoman cori bush is a defund the police advocate who recently reportedly spent $70,000 on private security and everywhere we see these defund policies put into place, we see cities that are less safe, less secure, and more violent, surprise. ask yourself who is this helping >> benjamin: who is enriched by anti-police policy? it is not working americans for the middle class and it is cer

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apollo global management says it has managed to achieve those gains despite a noisy year. ceo marc rowan spoke to jasonut the nature of the private equity business. >> it will continue to be a hugely important business, a massive source of profits for ourselves and clients. as important, a massive source of intellectual capital. it is not the same growth trajectory as some of the other businesses, nor should it be. at the end of the day, we serve clients. our job is to provide them excess return. excepting more capital in excess of the opportunities available just makes returns go down. private equity is like a farming business. you plant and you harvest. the business goes up, you sell things. for as much as people have said, and i have seen the press saying too much money chasing too few deals, i was joking, i've been hearing this for 36 years. when i arrived, i thought i'm too late, every good deal has been done. when we started apollo, i was a junior person -- too late for me. 2001 follow the collapse of the internet, telecom, 9/11, and a lot of mistakes across the board. some firms disappeared beca

gaining influence in a conflict, especially as it began to kind of spill outside of the region. and so the europeans and americans really didn't have anyone on the ground that they could trust. jason, tom at this moment, was ascending. there were the strongest armed opposition group on the ground. they were also the most organized. so it just made sense that they would bring them into the fold and, you know, bring them into the ceasefire. talk because they had influence and, and you know what? i think the important things to stay there also is that back then, you know, speaking to some of our diplomatic security sources, they said, look back to them. we weren't thinking about human rights. we were thinking about strategy and how to kind of expand our stay in the conflict. you report their focuses on j shot past activities. what can you tell us about the group status today? what their shadow of what, who they once were in their peak, they had up to 20000 soldiers among their ranks. and today they have about 6000. now part of that is due to just years of hard by you years the siege and the eventually vacuum ration to northern syria. today, their primary support is turkey and they've

jason: what are we going to do, what should parents do? you are up in wisconsin, i'm in utah, not everybody lives in florida. what do you think parents should do to gainis people are leaving california and new york, that is what you get a u-haul and moved to new york, it's cheap. you want to go from new york to texas, it is really expensive because everyone is moving there. would i follow politics and this is interesting, when you have an open border or you want to attack billionaires and have a green new deal, the relay for a lot of people doesn't affect them. but you shut down schools or you make my little first grader put on a mask for eight hours a day, now you've penetrated into my home and there is a seething rage i think with parents across this country who want to make sure they are protecting their little kids and they know the teachers unions, fauci, the cdc, biden are not protecting their kids or their education and there was going to be a massive political blowback and backlash. that is why republicans are going to take control of the house pressure by a big number and very likely the senate as well because americans want balance and sanit

for political gain and i think to get support for hr1 they're trying to make it a racial issue or trying to set the narrative that somehow this disenfranchises voters ant it doesn't. jasondemocracy is going to fail and our country is going to fall apart if this isn't in place. look at what the two congressmen had to actually say about this, congressman pressly in tweets that they put out, if you put up that graphic. i've got to tell you, today's scotus decision is another attack on our voting rights, congress must act, abolish the jim crow filibuster, pass the for the people act, pass the john lewis voting rights act, expand the courts, that's how they want to tackle this is change the court and save our democracy. and again, another congressman, congressman jones, look at what he tweeted out. because i've got to tell you, he wrote today the supreme court once again gutted the voting rights act. if we don't expand the court soon we will no longer have a democracy to protect. what are we waiting for? their solution, mr. attorney general, is to actually just change the court. they're not attacking the ruling per se. they're just saying he we've got to have liberals in the

gain. >> that's a really cool story. >> we have so much coming up >>> and tomorrow on "today," we've been looking forward to this one all week. jason, i rewatched it it's that kind of good two episodes >> we have al to thank for that. >> that's right. >> it was my pandemic favorite >> what have you got >>> let's take a look and show you what we have looking ahead to the opening ceremony with savannah and tirico. friday, 6:55 a.m. here in america, 7:55 in japan partly cloudy, warm, humid, 79 it will feel like it's in the mid 80s and it gets warmer the week ahead we're going to look at that later. butt here, not to humid in the northeast, scorching heat in the plains a july delight here in the east. ooh, i always love a july delight. fire danger out west and then sunday, sunday a few storms in the northeast. a flood threat with all that moisture in the southwest. unfortunately, still dry in the pacific northwest into northern california sunshine from the great lakes all the way down to the gulf coast. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have some upper 80s in our warmer spots in the inland valleys today. overa

gained and education. there is all this focus on all the other social justice issues. people can get involved in them as they choose and their families or outside of school but what jasonur students across the board in the public school system in the united states of america. so when you get that right across the board teachers unions, then you can start to maybe step outside the box. but we're lagging behind developed nations. 24th or 27th in math and english. let's focus on the mission of education in america to elevate our students across the country and then let's dig in deep on this other stuff if we have succeeded in the mission. >> bill: it's what they are doing in china for sure. >> i go back to the military's mission is to defend the country and be prepared for war. the education system is to educate children in the subjects that they will need to know to succeed. so all of this stepping outside of this and indoctrinateing students or if military might be on the agenda of some people and it might serve good purposes in some ways but you have to stick to your mission. when you succeed in that then maybe you earn the right to step outside of it a little bit. >>

jason, what are you watching this morning at point to the pce which has been really picking up steam in the last several months. i think it was a gain6% in april. a gain of 3.9% in may. how hot can inflation get? what are you watching? >> yeah, well, i mean, obviously we need to look at the trends to see if we get into the fours and the fives, hopefully not, the monthly cpi number is already burning fire, basically 5% in june and 3.8% in may or something. yes, there is inflation, the question is which nobody knows yet although i have a hunch is it inflation transitory and go back down q1-22, doesn't look like it's going to go back down, the fed is under mini conundrum here. dagen: how are you allocating capital given the backdrop? >> the russell 2000 has underperformed as of relate relative to the nasdaq which has outperformed and we saw pullback today because amazon being down and pinterest as well. the tech-growth story is still there. we have to remember, we have to look at amazon earnings in the e context. it was impossible to beat last year's pace with people buying things from their couch. amazon is doing okay. they're continu