slaughterh -mmen t the jbs beefn america. can butcher 6,000 cows a day here, but each night, the plant was turned over to pssi for cleaning from 11:00 to 7:00 a.m. shannon rebolledo staked out the parking lot as jbs left and pssi came in. >> and you really noted the difference in the appearance of these workers that were coming to work this late-night shift. >> what do you mean? >> they were -- they were little. they looked young. >> she believed children were washing bloody floors and razor-sharp machines with scalding water and powerful chemicals. so, rebolledo returned with a team and a search warrant. she says, they found nine children at work, a revelation that triggered a national audit of pssi. >> and what did you find? >> that this was a standard operating procedure. that there were minors employed across the country between the ages of 13 and 17 working the overnight shift. >> this was not a mistake? >> there is no way that this was just a mistake, a clerical error, a handful of rouge individuals getting through. thi

another big trucker jb hunt calling out an oil recession >> you have been all over this what we havethe diesel market jb hunt ceo said people are looking for services and not so much goods that is leading to decline for diesel that factors in oil. they are not there to support the price of oil there are all of the parts of the oil market right now that are flashing different signals that is leading to traders saying do i want to be in this china demand recovery and federal reserve. >> pippa stevens, finger on the pulse. people are worried about gas prices pippa stevens, thank you. >>> ahead on "worldwide exchange," how today's deal for first republic will shape the trading day ahead. we have sarat sethi weighing in coming up. >>> first, cnbc is celebrating asian american pacific islander month in may here is amazon prime video president albert cheng. >> i'm proud of my culture and principles in which i was raised i'm proud of being born as an american where i can embrace all of the positive qualities that make this country unique you know, as a community, the asian culture or communi

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jp morgan's jb -- jamie dimon is weighing in on ties on the two countries. he says u.s. and china have differences and that is ok. >> this is a serious subject. anything that relates to nasa security i am a patriot first. but that aside. with the government, what it should do, and wants to do, and going to do, they will have tough conversations but they should be thoughtful. certain things are security and certain things are not. we should not confuse the two. the u.s. and china have a lot of common interest, antiterrorism, global stability. and we have differences. we are capitalist, they are not. it's ok. we need to keep the western alliances together, not just around war and ukraine, but around strategic, economical leaderships including trade. we can't take trade off the table every time we talk to europe or asia. i would go back to the tpp. i what's around the world. i would want to keep their world safe for democracy and have open markets. when i was here last we passed the ara act. there are things i don't like, like too much of the social engineering side of it.

people like avenue smith, jb pritzker looks like the running regardless. according to political, senator bernie sanders and amy clover chart have been in keeping the door cracked open a case biden opts out. now that biden has decided to run, the response from the democratic party has been quite fascinating. democrats politicians are overly pushing alternative to the front runner. the sitting president. they don't have options. looks like they settled on a candidate. sorry been following guidance of footsteps. there will be no one other than the vice president, kamala harris. democrats are doing what was once unthinkable and putting her name in the ring to be the democratic nominee in 2024. >> the vice president, like many vice presidents have struggled to get positive press coverage and to get the credit she deserves for the hard work she's been doing. the vice president is ready to run and ready to be president should that ever happen. i know our president has great confidence in her and so do i. >> so, weeks ago it would have been shocking to see any maj

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when you look at the leading entrepreneurs in the world like walmart and tyson foods and jb hunt truckingwe have incredible entrepreneurs interstate that grow business not because the government helps but because they believe in the free enterprise system but it's hard work and have a product that consumers want. i am very proud of that. there is a plan to do better in washington from reducing federal civilian employment to being able to be more disciplined in the budgeting process. i want to put people to work and one thing i have not said is those people who are age 62 want to take social security and retire, they should not be penalized by the government for working. that could put a million people back into her workforce. they could get their social security benefit and work at the same time. those are the kind of change that makes sense and will help our economy and host: host: help our budgeting. gary next, newport, kentucky, republican. go ahead. caller: good day, sir. i see you running for president and isa hope that the end of the tunnel. joe biden on his inaugural address promis

this is from jb on twitter. always a great shows stu and the guests keep us informed.aking a concert appearance near me. i'm a big beats els fan. i've never seen them solo. have you or your guests had that pleasure? me, no. susan probably not. >> [laughter] i would love to see paul mccartn ey though. one of the last remaining beatles still performing. stuart: that's true. ash? ashley: no i haven't regret fully and again i agree with susan, it be great. stuart: a young friend of mine back in high school, christine hawkinston, she went to a beatles conference inletser before they were well known. >> was it a dive bar or what was it? stuart: no it was an old theatre and they chucked jelly beans at them. remember that? >> [laughter] stuart: the friday trivia question, you all got to stay for this. which year did mother's day become an official u.s. holiday? 1909, 1914, 1920, 1926? any ideas folks? the answer when we come back. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to ke

maria: kro good point doug holtz-eakim that is not what we are we hearing from administration jb said regulation on the small banks he says that is the answer to this cries, completely ignoring the fact this was actually, the fault of supervision, bad supervision. >>. >> it is unbelievable the record across the agencies for this administration, is stunning. they could imposed 00 billion dollars regulatory costs in first year in office. that is 00-billion-dollar taxes, on all small businesses talking about, and kept up the pace, a big power plant rule today going to be very expensive, energy is expensive. you know when those costs show up on a business they have to pass them along they are big part of inflation story. so they should just be more reinspect full do it in a way not costliest much better prospects second half if they did that he everyone is focused on consumer if you look at business spending that typically leads to downturn every recession except for recent, that is the story. households usually follow quarter or two later capex go flat over past year concerned about that

with ai, it's going to be easier to do your jb in more places, more quickly i think woule'll see moretributed workforces around the world. i think flexibility is here to stay >> you sounded pretty optimistic on ai and the impacts of your business what has it changed? >> it changes everything >> for airbnb. >> it changes a few things in the short-term and a big thing in the long-term in the short-term, it will make customer service much more efficient. and we don't have a front desk if you knew every time you got to an airbnb would be good every single time and if it wasn't, you would get help right away, a whole bunch of people that don't use airbnb would i think ai helps that problem. instead of asking you questions like where are you going and when are you going, we can ask you bigger questions like who are you and what do you want and suddenly, the ask could be a personalization layer built on top of these large language models i think there's something really exciting here for travel >> what's the time frame everyone wants to know ai is impacting the business by when and what sort

on shares of a couple of transportation-related stocks here you see norfolk southern up about 2% and jbbout .25% if you look at those, it is thinner trading so far in both of those particular names. but what we do have is analysts over at jpmorgan who have now upgraded both of those stocks to overweight from neutral. for norfolk, they're citing gradual recovery as investors move beyond the east palestine ohio derailment headlines, better service metrics and deeper discount valuation compared to competitors csx. for jb hunt, it is about what is expected to be a recovery in the rates that trunking companies can charge to haul freight some of those names in focus right now, joe i'll send things back over to you. >> very good, dom. thank you. our next guest says that the stocks and bonds have been in a trading range, while the bulls and bears have been duking it out. investors are getting paid to wait let's bring in emily rollin at john hancock investment managing what do you mean how should we do it? big dividend yields, emily >> yeah, well, you had this mantra emerging this year that the

but finally, short fat people jb are getting their due.s i mean, it's like how many jobs have i lostause of my height? i cannot b i can't be a fireman because you've got to be a certain height to hold a hose.because and i wanted to be a firemanbe a and i identified one .ei it didn't matter. bughtt what it is going to be, it's weird because what this a is going to affect job interviews. right? because what iatf somebody if so incot, butuly incompeten they also happen to be short and they happen to be overweight? how do tease that out? know this person is scary and competent and smells? >> who else wants to get on this job? t you want to go, katie?hin go i mean, this can go both ways.ns i think that peopletall discriminate against tall women because they tend to be intimidated. but the first time i on read , i was because i was tall, because i stormed across a reception, got greg a beer because there was a line that actually was helpful. that was. yeah. how are you going to know, though, to take greg's you know, maybe not firemen. >> you go in for a job, you go in for a job. interview.

are doing our hyper political -- are the veterans law enforcement officers who are trying to do their jb. that's a disservice to them and i want to urge my colleagues to support this commonsense bill. it is vitally important. i have looked at them in the eye and i would advise anyone if you haven't met them, you have to meet them and i encourage for support of this bill and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: i yield three minutes to the the gentlewoman from california and member of the foreign affairs committee, representative. >> i strongly h.r. 2. yes, our immigration system is broken. but instead of productive bipartisan legislation, that would work to fix it, republicans want to double down on immoral, cruel and inhow ma main trump policies that hurt children and families and stoke fear and greater division. with title 42 set to expire today, we should take this opportunity to address the humanitarian crisis at our border by focusing on solutions that alleviate pressures at our border and fundamentally change the ch

fulfillment of her three and 50,000 veterans every day you leave the mail order pharmacy elevated by the jb power association national pharmacy study. and it has achieved the highest satisfaction score into the last 15 years. managing over 1,146,000,000 total prescriptions per year at the va pharmacist,r pharmacy staff must fully integrate as first-class members of the team. the division that exists between thes health system and retail pharmacies in the private sector does not exist at the va. our pharmacy programs have achieved success by cultivating a culture of continuous improvement and i want to acknowledge and thank aarp forms a committee for using the same approach to identify the improvements made at the oracle center pharmacy system and electronic record. >> really disliked aspects of the oracle pharmacy application as well as its interaction with the core health records. a series of development efforts underway by oracle to improve the visualization of medications for pharmacy, pharmacists and provider to improve synchronization between manager retail and to improve the efficienc

jb straubel is coming on board that's great china is the biggest competition.that in the future and they'll be selling on u.s. shores in '24 or '25. i think the biggest news, a little under covered here. is for 41 years in a row, the number one selling vehicle in the united states has been ford f-150 selling 650,000 vehicles a year tesla will start selling the cyber truck in september, they have a bag log of 1.5 million orders they'll be coming out of the austin plant probably a capacity of 250,000 a year. if tesla manages to take a big piece of ford's auto production with their most productive line that would be a game changer for me that was the big headline yesterday we'll see how things shape up. >> when he says i'll say what i want to say and if the consequence of doing that is losing money so be it. i know he's referring to twitter really but i wonder if he's referring to tesla too and investors should take that into account? >> i've known elon for 25 years, if nothing else he's brill i can't want and unpredictable i think he does say exactly what he thin

when you look at the leading entrepreneurs in the world like walmart and tyson foods and jb hunt truckingwe have incredible entrepreneurs interstate that grow business not because the government helps but because they believe in the free enterprise system but it's hard work and have a product that consumers want. i am very proud of that. there is a plan to do better in washington from reducing federal civilian employment to being able to be more disciplined in the budgeting process. i want to put people to work and one thing i have not said is those people who are age 62 want to take social security and retire, they should not be penalized by the government for working. that could put a million people back into her workforce. they could get their social security benefit and work at the same time. those are the kind of change that makes sense and will help our economy and host: host: help our budgeting. gary next, newport, kentucky, republican. go ahead. caller: good day, sir. i see you running for president and isa hope that the end of the tunnel. joe biden on his inaugural address promis

the highlight is probably the nomination of tesla's former co-founder jb stroble to the board.19 to take a job with a battery recycling company called redwood materials and here he's renominated to join the board and we think he will be nominated and that will be a positive tesla shareholders usually vote in line with the board's recommendations, which is generally what we're expecting from this. >> yeah. yeah perhaps relatively acquiesce isn't board meeting. coming out of earnings were there any key questions you continue to have whether it's pricing or volumes which got a great deal of focus after the conference call? >> yeah. the focus has really been on margins. tesla's margins have deteriorated significantly over the past year, and they're really, you know, taking steps in favor of boosting volume. prioritizing volume over margin. obviously, there's been the six price cuts that have been announced, but, you know, operationally we see a lot of positives. we think they're on track with first production of the cyber truck here in the next few months breaking ground on the new

you're with jb vegan products. you're with jb vewe. — vegan products. you're with jb news. keys to. number 10. well, let me know what you think about all of that. gb views at gb views .uk. i'm joined now by political figure and philanthropist farage london and philanthropist farage london and societal researcher dr. sam barres, who are both going to talk to me a little bit about this. there's a lot to talk about, actually. farage i will start with if that's all start with you if that's all right. what do you make of zoella's comments about this kind of headlong approach to multiculturalism at all costs? nice on paper , but in practise, nice on paper, but in practise, if you haven't got the infrastructure for possibly a problem , i have to say i problem, i have to say i understand where it's coming from. i think us as a society, we— from. i think us as a society, we nave— from. i think us as a society, we have fixated— from. i think us as a society, we have fixated too- i think us as a society, we have fixated too much on the reef— we have fixated too much on the reef ana— w

city council measure, a measure that would make it more difficult for police officers to do their jbs -- jobs and could lead to targeting of individual officers. mr. president, between soft on crime policies and prosecutors and antipolice rhetoric, too often amplified or accommodated by members of the democrat party, it's been a difficult few years for police officers. and the biden administration has presented yet another challenge for law enforcement. the crisis at our southern border that has rained for the past two years thanks to the president's refusal to take border security seriously. there have been a staggering five million attempted illegal crossings of our southern border during the biden administration. an average of 6300 something individuals per day. and that doesn't even count the so-called got-aways which are individuals the border patrol saw but was unable to apprehend. and those numbers got even worse last week as the biden administration prepared to lift pandemic-era title 42 authorities which allowed u.s. customs and border protection to quickly turn back at least

francine lacqua with jb diver it about 45 minutes. markets -- with jamie dimon it about 45 minutes. two year yield is broken down 3.88%. it really begins to threaten what we saw back to bay fifth. a dramatic move from a 4.05 down to a 3.88 on the 2 -- on the two year yield. the 10 year yield 3.40%. oil a pullback as well. gold up seven dollars. dollar giving be not much of a story. we will have to watch this carefully. what is important is to get the movers. there is a big mover in anaheim and their other movers of the bags that are funding the trips to disneyland as well. lisa: let's talk tuesday. the shares are lower after -- let's talk disney. they expect fewer than expected subscribers for that disney plus platform. the concern is how quickly can you ramp upstream big as advertisers pullback from cable, from the classic television trading networks rather than the bespoke once. robinhood shares are up 3.9%. people are looking forward in terms of product innovation. tom: what is product innovation at robinhood markets? lisa: it will scare you. 24 hour trading at etf. if you think

now jb pritzker is the democrat governor of the state of illinois from which our chairman hails. i would be shocked if the chairman of this committee has not had mold with the pritzker family. justice breyer was a longtime member of the board that awarded the architecture prize. what did that mean? that meant he traveled on the dime of these democrat billionaires in 2019. he traveled to new york city and vancouver and paris. in 2018, justice prior -- briar traveled to new york, spain and france. he traveled to norway, sweden, denmark. in 2012 he traveled to beijing and london. all of this paid for by the pritzker foundation. none of my democrat colleagues are mad about this and let me be clear, i'm not suggesting that he is corrupt what i am suggesting is that this committee is corrupt because this is a kangaroo circus and we had 15 senate democrats including six members of the committee sent a letter to the appropriations committee threatening to cut off the funding for security of the supreme court. the left is willing to threaten the lives of the justices. justice alito this w

are doing our hyper political -- are the veterans law enforcement officers who are trying to do their jbat's a disservice to them and i want to urge my colleagues to support this commonsense bill. it is vitally important. i have looked at them in the eye and i would advise anyone if you haven't met them, you have to meet them and i encourage for support of this bill and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: i yield three minutes to the the gentlewoman from california and member of the foreign affairs committee, representative. >> i strongly h.r. 2. yes, our immigration system is broken. but instead of productive bipartisan legislation, that would work to fix it, republicans want to double down on immoral, cruel and inhow ma main trump policies that hurt children and families and stoke fear and greater division. with title 42 set to expire today, we should take this opportunity to address the humanitarian crisis at our border by focusing on solutions that alleviate pressures at our border and fundamentally change the chaos

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it also imagines a matchup between the current president, jb, and florida -- joe biden and florida's governor ron desantis with joe biden getting 31% of definite support among those two in a matchup versus governor desantis with 26%. again, when you looks a those definitely not, 46% said they would not support joe biden. 41% not for desantis. and a matchup between the current president and president's former vice president, mike pence. who has not entered the race formally. 20% would be joe biden for their choice and 18% definitely giving their support to mike pence. those are some of those imagined matchups currently at monmouth. again, you can put your imagination to work when you come to the top of the ticket who you would like to see come 2024. if you've already determined somebody you'd like to see, or perhaps there's someone else in the mix we mentioned or perhaps someone in the mix we haven't mentioned. you can call us. post on facebook and twitter. it is abc reporting. amongst others that ron desantis plans to kick off that presidential campaign of his starting in iowa today.