jay jay wiseman steve you were with us just a few weeks ago shocking us with what the wise guys are up to preying upon us during the corona virus pandemic and even since then there are new schemes out there some of the stuff you write about on your website scam aside dot com is diabolical and while we're all watching so much t.v. while housebound i guess i wasn't surprised to read your report about pirate videos streaming services how does that work. you know we've all been sitting at home in the pandemic in the quarantine watching binge watching a number of different streaming services i don't even know if that tiger and i think it may be the only one in america. but. yeah a few people are looking for free services news is not anything that's really new or unusual and so the scammers a scam artists are right they're taking advantage of this so they have constructed a number of different phony streaming sites where you can get for free all of these 1st run movies that you may be otherwise missing or television shows that you might otherwise not be able to get so this is the this is the draw this is the attraction but what's happening is when you go to these free services these pirated services what you're doing is you're setting yourself up for either becoming a victim of malware you're going to click on something and download ransomware onto your computer or it's going to lock all of your files and unless you pay a bit coin ransom in 48 hours they'll destroy it or they'll steal information from your computer and turn you win you a victim of identity theft and making it worse if you're looking for one of the services you might go to a search engine like google and gets put in free so free streaming services what comes up is not necessarily legitimate the back guys are very adept and manipulating the algorithms used by google and other search engines so you think it's legit because it comes up at the top of a search but in fact what you're getting is the scammers and it's dangerous it's dangerous just to even go to these sites so bottom line is you've got to stick to the sites that you know are legitimate if it sounds too good to be too for the free streaming service is generally it's going to. yeah you know one trend i think that will survive this pandemic lock down warren is delivery because we've gotten a little accustomed to the convenience of bringing it here instead of me go getting a pair but fake out artists are using delivery to fool us now. yeah and this is something you know i agree with you we my wife carol and i've gotten very used to having most of our shopping done just on the computer and boom it comes to the door the next day so this is again a problem because what the bad guys do is they're able to send you e-mails or text messages in the e-mails that they may send you it will appear as if it's coming from better express u.b.s. it's very very simple very easy to phony up a logo and since everybody is getting things delivered if there is a question about having a confirm information or to click on a link to check on the status of your delivery all of that can once again download malware onto your computer download malware onto your phone so here the solution is easy because how can you tell when it's legitimate are not and the answer is you can't tell and so you really can't trust any e-mail or text message you get it wants you to click on a link to download an attachment or provide information but the simple solution is if it's from federal express you go to the federal express website and there you can get the information on your delivery from yes you go to their web site you know this is something we've been saying for a long time with free coupons online they look terrific but what happens is you wound up becoming a victim of identity theft or malware so instead you just go to the company you go to their website and all legitimate coupons will be there. save you have earned quite a reputation. warning people about identity theft and these quote you all the time saying there's a reason they call them scam artists and i want everybody who's watching to bookmark steve's website is scam aside dot com and he's got a tab right at the top of the page for scams that are proliferating now during this pandemic lock down because these guys stay up day and night trying to rip us off steve i appreciate you keeping in touch with us and we're going to have your back soon and again i hope everybody watching will bookmark scam aside dot com thank you what tourney author bentley university professor and ace scam buster stephen jay jay wiseman. and thank you for watching the big picture if you want to see us somewhere else you can also get our t. america live at youtube dot com slash our team america if you have direct t.v. we're channel 321 if you have pluto t.v. which is the free t.v. streaming service you can trust your channel to 79 if you have the dish dish it's channel 280 and if you 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jay: so it's not to drive it down? lemonis: nope. jay: marcus? lemonis: no, sir. jay: sure? lemonis: i'm positive. ay. you see, you're doing that. your eye contact. it's not to drive the part down. so you didn't even look me in the eye when you said it. lemonis: okay, it's not to drive it down. jay: aha! aha! lemonis: it's to justify the value. jay: i agree with the premise. you have to justify why you're driving the part down. lemonis: or not letting him drive the price up, which is the same thing, right? jay: yeah, alright, which is the same thing. lemonis: okay, we'll play. amber: let's play. ♪ nick: let's do it. jon: okay. lemonis: jon did a great job on the appraisal. not driving the price down. now he's doubling his profit on that purchase. i'm introducing jon to an auto dealer in new jersey. i have high expectations that he's gonna dramatically increase his margins. i'm expecting him to make $3,000 to $4,000 more per car. michael: hey! jon: how's everything? michael: michael. what's up? lemonis: hey, michael. marcus. michael: pleasure. lemonis: hey, nice to meet you. jon: beautiful bmw for y

story. >> sean: nobody could write this. >> the light is being shown now. >> sean: detective koontz, jay jayank you. new documents in the michael flynn case expose how the fbi weaponized law enforcement resources toaw enter on the engineer a crime in destroying a 33 year veteran of this country. they never thought he was a russian agent, never concerned gout the logan act because nobody has been found guilty of violating the loss in 1799. all they care about is the destroying donald trump, anyone who challenges the deep state in washington. general flynn's attorney sidney powell. i know everybody says the president has the power to pardon michael flynn. i want the judge in this case emmet sullivan to vacate this guilty agreement. they didn't think he was lying. now they know the case is closed. now we know, i will read the words again, what is our goal. truth, admission, or get him to lie? so they can "prosecute him or get him fired?" sidney, that would be to meet a perjury trap. that would be abuse of power. that's corruption to me. >> it's the worst corruption at all. the people who were s

we're talking with attorney author professor and scam buster stephen jay jay wiseman steve about oh a minute but i got to ask because states are scrambling to amp up the cove of 1000 testing for several weeks here in rhode island a national guard has been manning tents and we're reading now that there are pop up test sites that are bogus some rules of the road for not getting tricked to bear. yeah and it's a simple thing this started the 1st reports came out of louisville kentucky and church was contacted by the c.d.c. about setting up mobile testing there except it wasn't the c.d.c. contacting them to church allowed them to use their parking lot people got in and they got scammed there were no tests they were charged for tests and so here's the thing we have this. scam aside dot com the net new section on coronavirus scams who we have the real links to the c.d.c. and local health bureaus which will provide you with accurate information about where you can go for a 'd real test and it can no test will be charged. one rule of thumb that our governor here keeps reminding us is that you

jay z. there kanye west there was jay walker who was keep it real in the projects in chicago with his famous tagline dion oh my and that there was such a strange rumor a few months ago that he was dating and coulter now they're very good friends apparently and that's according to his wiki pedia but they are not dating jay jay powell was the star of good times his phrase was die no my it became super famous 74 to 79 where in similar time period now perhaps of stagflation many people are calling for stagflation a slowing economy and rising prices for you know goods and services so now as promised to print however and keep the good times rolling no matter how bad things might be it's going to be good times one banksy said balance sheet heading a $130.00 trillion dollars if pow buy everything this one bank is deutsche bank and . they see that the fed could possibly buy all outstanding equities songs everything and it would be $130.00 trillion dollars right now their balance sheet is between $7.00 and $8.00 trillion you heard it here 1st right i mean i've been saying now for a few years that the goal of the federal reserve bank would be to take the american economy private that is to say it would buy all stocks all bombs all property and now deutsche bank and other banks are saying yeah they're going to pri

and that is the big picture next week stephen jay jay wiseman will be back with another scam alert we had in just a couple of weeks ago and even since then the wise guys are dreaming up new ways to rip you off bookmarks scam aside dot com if you see r t america somewhere else where did you tube dot com slash r t america direct t.v. channel 321 dish t.v. channel 20 pluto t.v. channel 279 and the super cool portable t.v. app is in the app store it's free and screaming i got a download it we have thousands of shows there and all of our big picture shows are on demand at youtube dot com slash the big picture r t m holland cook stick in close to home here in rhode island hope you are to stay safe. and question more. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. so many years ago the scourge of schizm was defeated in europe the soviet union and its western allies were victorious what is the meaning of that victory today what explains freezing birds to read write history in the efforts to d

and that is the big picture next week stephen jay jay wiseman will be back with another scam alert we had in just a couple of weeks ago and even since then the wise guys are dreaming up new ways to rip you off bookmarks scam aside dot com if you see r t america somewhere else where did you tube dot com slash r t america direct t.v. channel 321 dish t.v. channel 280 pluto t.v. channel 279 and the super cool portable t.v. app is in the app store it's free and it's screen got a download it we have thousands of shows there and all of our big picture shows are on demand at youtube dot com slash the big picture r t m holland cook stick in close to home here in rhode island hope you are to stay safe and question more. all that sugar has created excess body fat in the majority of people worldwide and that impairs immunity and therefore makes us more vulnerable to infection and during this period when we're more isolated in our all. we. want to eat more sugar that's really the worst thing people do this coming. and this year's clearly is is just very clear that it's those there are. symptoms o

day folks welcome to dennis miller plus one today we're going to chat with jay jay's old lady never gamble and she's got a new flick out it's called castle in the ground it will be released on may 15th you know never of course from party 5 she's a baby as young as her baby probably and she's best known for starring sidney prescott in the extremely popular slasher film franchise by wes craven 'd and scream so never you know when i'm well thank you honey. good i was reading up on today because i saw that name i said wow what a great name of a place to be from in canada and i saw that the captain of the san jose sharks i'm a big hockey fan logan cut your is from there to say you and he were the 2 that i recognized i was well to grow up in that it ground it. was a lovely little town it really is it sounds just close enough to toronto to a big city read don't care if you're completely out of the mix. but you know very granola veterinary university there that's that's wonderful affirming university and good people a lot of artists a lot of musicians and once great place i was both in toronto a l

jay jay powell was the star of good times his phrase was dying i know why it became super famous 74 to 79 where in similar time period now perhaps of stagflation many people are calling for stagflation a slowing economy and rising prices for you know goods and services so. as promised to print however and keep the good times rolling no matter how bad things might be it's going to be good times one banksy said balance sheet heading a $130.00 trillion dollars if powell buy everything this one bank is deutsche bank and. they see that the fed could possibly buy all outstanding equities hans everything and it would be $130.00 trillion dollars right now their balance sheet is between $7.00 and $8.00 trillion you heard it here 1st right i mean i've been saying now for a few years that the goal of the federal reserve bank would be to take the american economy private that is the say it would buy all stocks all bonds all property and now deutsche bank and other banks are saying yeah they're going to print $130.00 trillion dollars they're not go stop at 6 or 7 trillion the number of dollars going to print is going to exceed the g.d.p. of america by a huge factor and they're going to buy buy everything same with the other 3 or 4 major central banks around the world this is what neo feudalism looks like ok if they fuse central banks print hundreds of trillions and take everything off the board and now they own 99.99999 percent of all assets and everyone else is living on a subsistence click farm right click on an ad get a protein go in the casino that's near futile as a mess so now it's becoming more of accepted wisdom by we set it on the show now for a few years so 130 trillion as we did say a quite a few years ago i think it was 2011 when the meeting happened and they said they need $100.00 trillion dollars they already told you they they signaled it because they have to signal it to the insiders because they want the insiders to create a citadel of absolute wealth whereby they never they promise each other they've got each other's back so they already told us it would be a 100 children here you know to get your bank is saying that there's 38.5 trillion in equities there's 37.8 trillion in residential real estate so the government already backstops a lot of the residential real estate in america but nevertheless they're going to do that so in this sort of project this graph. and you know monetary projects they there are some winners and some losers though $130.00 trillion is also a number which even m.m. tears would have meant is the end game as there will be nothing left to nationalized or privatized depending on one's view of who ultimately owns the federal reserve this is something you've said many times about being privatized. nationalization of industries would be socialism or communism and privatization of these industries would be ultra so-called capitalism but mere futile ism is when you just take it all and we're seeing this in the covert 19 people are prepping for the feudal times and the casino go like sheltering at home stuck on line click on an ad get a protein pill i know mine i because more money is going to be printed and if you've got a multilevel marketing scheme you might want to issue some junk bonds today because the fed j.j. pal has got your back ok because herbalife is looking to sell $600000000.00 worth of junk bonds to finance share buybacks debt they may yield about 8 percent the move is a bit odd given the backdrop of economic collapse and corporate desperation for liquidity she had a whole bunch of comments responding to this tweet of hers about this bloomberg article and many pointed out that because j.j. powell is there you know to provide good times for all even a multilevel marketing scheme like herbalife well somebody responded getting the fed to buy your stuff is the ultimate multi-level marketing scheme well done so herbalife is a legal ponzi scheme otherwise known as a multi-level marketing scam they have always been dubious and always and they're under perpetual attack from regulators around the world because there are there's a bit of a ponzi scheme to their multi-level marketing scheme and so to buy. i back their own stock which is something that only a few weeks ago during the initial crash corporations pledge never to do again and i predicted on the show that they would break that pledge within days and here you have herbalife breaking that pledge to buy back their own stock they're going to issue junk bonds hundreds of millions of dollars worth that according to jay powell and his $130.00 trillion dollars bazooka where he's going to buy everything and he's already started the buy junkie t. s. . they will end up on the balance sheet of the fed. which means that american taxpayers will start getting herbalife products in the mail that they will need to consume to keep the economy from going bankrupt or to keep the fed from going bankrupt so the only thing collateralize in the federal reserve bank within a few months will be herbalife products and so it will be a paper it will be that will be a law will be passed that you must accept in exchange not save a tax refund you won't get cash you'll get rable life products and you must consume them or you're breaking the new patriot act so the new patriot act will be you must buy consumer products on behalf of the federal reserve bank that just bailed out herbalife a ponzi scheme that's the placing of hedge funds and we have an economy oh we do have an effective ponzi scheme thank you sign and this will be

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one today we're going to chat with jay jay's old lady campbell and she's got a new flick out it's called castle.

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one today we're going to chat with jay jay's old lady campbelland she's got a new flick out it's called castle in the ground it will be released on may 15th you know never forced from party of 5 she's a baby as young as her baby probably and she's best known for.

a false welcome to dennis miller plus one today we're going to chat with jay jay's old lady campbell and she's got a new flick out.

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one today we're going to chat with jay jay's old lady campbell and she's got a new flick out it's called castle in the ground it will be released on may 15th you know never of course from party 5 she's a baby as young as her baby probably and she's best known for starring.

jay henry, owner of jay henry's barbershop, member of the recovery task force in orange county. thanks for joining us. do you have a plan in place to reopen? i received so many emails from businesses i'm used to going to wanting to make sure i understand that they know they will have people spaced out, they know exactly how they are going to do it? what are your thoughts? oh, we lost our guest. that is a bummer. i hope we get him back. in the meantime, connell, send it over to you. we'll try to get him back. i think he had a plan, don't you think? connell: yeah, i know. you always like to hear from those small businesses specifically about how they're handling things. as the pandemic upends, of americans travel plans, another thing come up rvs are apparently seeing a massive spike in demand. we'll have that, hopefully check in on the barbershop as well. don't go away. we'll be right back. ♪. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. here's the thing about managing for your business.s when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies cloud, powered by vmware. a single hub for a consistent operating experience across all your clouds. that should clear things up. ♪ ♪ melissa: well, we got him back, we have his voice at least if not his smiling face. reopening his business, jaywner of jay henry's barbershop in orange county. let me is ask you about your plan to reopen. what are your thoughts, when are you going to do it, and how are you going to make it safe? >> thank you, first of all, for having me, and i'd like to thank mayor demings for having me on the task force as well. i think we're getting ready to go into the phase, hopefully we get a chance to open as soon as the governor give us the green light. we have a few things in place for safety precautions; wearing asthmassings, wearing gloves, using hand sanitizer, also scheduling customers to come in by appointment. we're trying to keep the capacity down to proceed with caution, that's one of our main priorities with the recovery task force. melissa: i know that you're on this task force talking to other businesses as well. what's the biggest hurdle right now when people reopen? what's their biggest concern or what stands in the way? is it getting people to come back to work, is it knowing what maybe th

jay? jay's question is important to many people and it is right, as the rates of infection come down, and it is not the r, it is the number of infections in the community, the risk to people who are at higher risk, so the shielded and also people in other vulnerable groups, is decreasing. and we will get to a stage, we hope relatively soon, where the absolute risk of people has got down to a low enough level that it will be possible in stages for people to leave shielding. but i fully appreciate the very considerable constraints it has put on people and the very big burden of loneliness and other problems which have gone with it, which is the reason why now that the peak has passed, we need to plot a path, i think hopefully in the very near future, for people so that they can like you and others, jay, the number of infections remains high and the risk has not gone away, it has decreased substantially and we hope it will continue to decrease, but there is still a risk and people are going to have to do this in stages. thanks very chris, anything much, to add on that, patrick? thank you. let's go to carol in sunderland. carol, what i can certainly tell you is that we will do everything we can to support those who are obviously, the furlough schemes remain in place, or the loans that we are giving to business, the bounce back loa ns, giving to business, the bounce back loans, the support for the self—employed, you will hear more about. but those who face temporarily losing their income as a result of this will be helped. i just remind you of what we have done to increase universal credit and other benefits. but clearly, what we wa nt to other benefits. but clearly, what we want to avoid is to many local outbreaks, too many people having to go into quarantine, and that is why it is so

jay: a garage, not a compound. that'll sound bin laden. lemonis: oh, by the way, first of all, don't call this a garage. jay: it's a garage. it's jayeno's garage. lemonis: right, but my garage has two cars in it, and i shut the garage door. jay: well, that's your garage. my garage has 189 cars in it, and i shut the door. it's a big garage. it's still a garage.

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jay cruz. jay, great to see you this morning. a lot of talk about in the last 24 hours. i want to talk specifically about this notion that the white house coronavirus task force is possibly winding down, as we have heard. it is part of the president's effort, it seems, to refocus on the economy. but i don't quite understand it, when looking at some of the graphs i've shown at the top of the show, we're seeing the curve continue to go up in the rest of the country. while the new york curve continues to dip downwards. we're not at the point where we don't need a tank force on hand. >> yeah. it's kind of disappointing. i think largely because of dr. birx and dr. fauci would give much more scientific and medical information during the -- especially during the press briefings. in their case, they continue to be involved on a daily basis, i think that's good. i'm not sure about the task force itself. i'd actually be glad to see the press briefings come to a close, largely because the president can't keep words coming out of his mouth. and fauci said something and trump said something the complete opposite. it just gets a little ridiculous. so, hopefully, though, even though the task force itself maybe disbanded, the white house is going to keep folks like birx and fauci nearby in case something happens. you see in new york the curve is going down overall, across the country, it's going up in some states. depending where you're working. it depends on the states itself. but if there's a major outbreak, especially in the fall, hopefully, those people are still around to kind of guide the president in the way that he should be. >> let's look at the recent polls laid out. the majority of americans say they are concerned that states will begin lifting stay-at-home orders way too soon. what do you make of this? >> well, there's those -- a lot of times it depends on the question. there was another poll i saw, it was the ugov poll, i don't know what it was. if -- the statement was if you could go back to work tomorrow, 77% said they would. i think there's a lot of different factors that go into there. i think certain states, if states were to reopen, they're still not going to go to movie theaters, or restaurants simply because they can. human behavior is going to take over. just because a state says, okay, salons are open doesn't mean that salons are going to open completely. i get the polling, they see people getting sick with this. and see how it affects people and makes people nervous. i consider myself included among them. so it is, it's still kind of scary. and people are worried and probably naturally worried as a result. >> all right. jayaruso, stay close, i'm going to talk to you in a bit, my friend. >>> also, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was hospitalized yesterday with an infection called by a gallstone. she underwent a benign gallbladder condition at johns hopkins hospital and there stay there until wednesday. she's taken part in telephone arguments on monday and tuesday as well. ginsburg has beat cancer four times already. and her latest hospital stint in november when she suffered from chills and a fever. >>> coming up, everybody, president trump has appeared to soften on the coronavirus vaccine by the end of november. we'll show you those comments. >>> also a health and human services official filed a new whistle-blower complaint claiming that warnings about the coronavirus were ignored. legal analyst danny cevallos joins us for that. >>> also, a check of your weather, when we come back. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at ri

jay leno? >> jimmy: no. jay retired. this is jimmy kimmel. >> oh.ppointing. >> jimmy: well. >> jimmy: so then after that we started putting him in everything. every sketch. i'd be like "hmmm. you know what this could use? fred willard." and we'd call fred willard. there were days, every day the writers pitch ideas for the show, there were days when i would get different writers pitching five different bit ideas for fred. we put him in everything. he played dr. ned stewart, superintendent of the new york military academy. len drasen, trump's official nickname maker. gonzo aga, the chancellor of gonzaga university. charles potter, premarital fornication activist. jean moran, opa-locka county election official. renee boucher, rand paul's neighbor. gill fredericks carnival cruise pr director. hal pembroke, alamakee county caucus coordinator. he played the balloon boy. he played ruth bader ginsburg. he played george washington's ghost. he played donald trump's father in hell. sometimes he'd be in two bits per monologue. i couldn't choose between them and

me gusta, me gusta porque todos coinciden en lo mismo, buenos les empiezo preguntando sobre todo a jay jayavirus. pero bueno ahÍ quedÓ eso tambiÉn, y son dos versiones de cupido una que es esta que estamos viendo en este momento una mariachi. >>> la canciÓn tiene onda mariachi y hicimos arreglo mexicano la verdad con nuestros contactos y nuestro amigo mexicanos que nos ayudaron y a parte de eso hay 3 canciones mÁs, que son el broche dorado, te creÍ, >>> quÉ es el broche dorado >>> habla de estos amores que nunca se acaban concretan es un broche que no quiere cerrar y habla de esta relaciÓn difÍcil. >>> j j quÉ mÁs temas hay? >>> estÁ "te creÍ" un tema bien diferente a la mÚsica que hemos hecho antes como un nuevo experimento, algo mÁs electrÓnico, mÁs no mas movido mÁs rapido en tiempo. y tambiÉn "me gustas tÚ" una canciÓn mÁs lenta, y balada muy pegajosa y muy linda la letra. >>> cÓmo hacen para componer ahora, se juntan en zoom en alguna plataforma o se llaman por telÉfono o se reÚnen con el distanciamiento debido andrÉs? >>> la composiciÓn lo sigue haciendo jorge, gran parte de las comm

. >> he was jay-z and beyonce before jay-z and beyonce, he let it go.> ne to a very special weekend for the class of 2020. >> since friday we've heard virtual commencement messages from just about every celebrity who's currently alive, from oprah to former president barack obama. >> so many of those messages included words of inspiration about just how remarkable this pandemic really is. one celeb came right to the point. >> congratulations to the class of 2020. but i'm not going to stand here and [ bleep ] about this being a fantastic time to graduate. >> look, they're adults now, they can take it. arnold schwarzenegger also shared a scary but inspirational story about having open-heart surgery during his 12-minute epic address. later this week, former first lady michelle obama is hosting a virtual national prom on mtv. the event is reportedly schedud to kick off friday. >>> next, to actress tara reid reportedly set to take on a brand-new challenge. carole baskin. >> the "sharknado" actress is in talks with the producer of the anticipated movie version

jay: go first. no, you can go first. manny, go first! no, jay, you go first. ah, somebody give me a present! oh, jay, a diamond necklace! [ laughs ] thank you!

. >> where's jay-quellin at? no jay-quellin here? >> now mean jacqueline? >> okay.o that's how it's going to be. y'all want to play. where's is balakay at? no balakay here today? >> my name is blake. >> now, d-nice. >> do you mean denise? >> you say the name right. right now. >> denise? >> say it right. >> denise. >> right. >> denise. >> right. >> denise. >> d-nice. >> thanks better. thank you. >> where's is a-aron? >> it's pronounced aaron. >> son of a -- >> we've got some words of advice from him and comedian amy schumer. >> hi. i'm keegan-michael key. graduation is a special time. and it should be. you've worked hard to get here, and you deserve to be celebrated. you deserve to wear a cap or gown or both, and you deserve to be with your friends to celebrate your achievements. there will be a time, hopefully soon, when you will be able to do that. but until then i am honored to be here to help remind you of a few things. you are smart. you are fearless. and you can do anything. you are a class that is resilient and has overcome the current challenges to make it he

jay walker. jay, it is great to see you this morning. thanks very much for joining us. congratulations to your company on getting this major contract to produce these syringes. i want to get to that in a moment. jayyour view on a vaccine by year-end? is that realistic? >> you know, maria, that's the deadline and that's what the president has said we're going to have and we're going to be ready. the fact is, when we have a vaccine, we're going to need to put it in something and we're going to have to inject it into people who want to be injected and doing 100 million this year and 500 million next year is exactly what we're going to do and here's how we're going to do it, maria. it's this small device that's a prefilled syringe that allows it for easy distribution which is why the president brought the department of defense together with hhs to do just that. maria: so what's entailed, jay? this seems like a simple process to have this syringe and then just get rid of it. you can throw it away after. tell us -- walk us through the process to produce so many, jay. >> syringes are not a simple process, maria. they have to be steriley filled and manufactured. they have to be kept cool and clean. funda

jay poul's -- jay powell's advice from day one early in the beginning. said, and i quote, just a couple days ago, additional iscal support could be costly but worth if it helps avoid long-term economic damage and stronger with a economy. this is about balance right now. his is about relief and stability, which will hasten recovery. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. today l: what we will do is a base -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from new york reserves. r. neal: and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to my very good friend, distinguished member from tennessee and the ranking member security eland committee of the appropriations committee, mr. fleischmann. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is two minutes.r mr. fleischmann: i thank the ranking member. mr. speaker, i rise today in bill. opposition to this this great chamber has passed bi

jay powell stuck to his guns -- reserve chairman jay powell stuck to his guns on capitol hill, dodging attempts to get him to take sides on how big the stimulus should be. kathleen hays joins us. really jerome powell has been vocal for a federal reserve chair when it comes to fiscal stimulus. what did he say? kathleen: he is in a delicate backgroundse of the for the quarterly assessment of the cares act, helping workers assess -- workers displaced by the virus. republicans are pushing back against democrats pushing hard towards more stimulus. don't wait to see what has happened with the pieces in place for let's get more. jaycalled out on the times he has said something more will need to be done. if you think he agrees with the democrats -- is he saying he agrees with the democrats? >> i want to call out the risk, long-term risk to the economy. that is what we are doing. we could have to do more and congress may as well. : there is a good example of how a fed chair tries to make a point, which is you think the job displacement, it will take longer to bring people sow the work, this could seeds for something worse like in 2008. it could be something approaching a depression with long-lasting consequences. he did repeat when asked about this something he said a lot. it has a lot to be unemployed so long that you disconnect from the labor force and it becomes a problem that will take a long time to correct. of lasting damage to the economy, to the labor force because of long-term unemployment and unnecessary avoidable insolvency, those things create a risk. kathleen: unnecessary insolvency related to bankrupt

jay. if you're not aware, jay-z discovered rihanna. >> trevor, when i tell you summer of '05, my burned cd "pon de replay," some rihanna. that was my jam. my introduction to her. i used to love that song. >> it's a great song. >> classic. >> a timeless song. >> then she reinvented herself. she cut off all her hair, she had "umbrella," that's when she became a true pop star. >> that's when? >> that's when. you didn't know this, back then she was a little underground. speaking of that, that summer of '05 cd i was telling you about, carrie underwood was also on that, and she is thanking her fans as she celebrates her own 15 years since her win on "american idol." jesus, you took that wheel. she tweeted, quote, it's been an incredible ride and i couldn't have made it through without all of you guys. she won seven grammys, 11 billboard music awards, and 15 american music awards. >> need at separate house just for her awards to fit in. >>> next to new development in the ongoing saga over the name that elon musk and his partner have given to their baby boy. >> so earlier this month musk announced

jay raymond. thank you very much. thank you, jay. and senior membersle also of our great united states -- and senior members also of our great united states military. it's never been stronger than it is right now. the attorney general of florida, ashley moody and jimmy petronis and many other distinguished guests. thank you very much for being here. we appreciate it. i especially want to congratulate someone who truly embodies the american ethos of big thinking and risk taking. after achieving success as an internet entrepreneur he could have spent his tune doing anything including yachting. he could do lots of things. but in 2002 he began pouring tens of millions of dollars of his own money into research and development for a new rocket. he likes rockets. he assembled a crew of some of the greatest minds and talent in american aerospace. and in the years since, spacex has become the first private company to develop and successfully launch its own rocket into orbit. the first to launch and recover its own capsule. and moments ago spa

withg up on "the open" jonathan ferro, fed chair jay powell, and also tony dwyer will be joining him after jays is bloomberg. happy wednesday, everybody. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our audience worldwide, good morning, good morning. the countdown to the open starts right now. 30 minutes away from the opening bell and just moments away from hearing from the chairman of the federal reserve. equity futures positive, up 14 points on the s&p 500. we advance around .5%. in the bond market for treasuries, yields set up as follows. your 10 year yield coming in a single basis point. that is the price action as we start to digest the headlines coming from the federal reserve chairman. let's start like -- let's start there and bring in michael mckee for comment. good morning. michael: of the contraction without modern president, significantly worse than any recession since world wari,