what waves it could make plus we have a conversation with world renowned international investor jim rogers about a flurry of subjects including the economic recovery and the aftermath of the game stop trading frenzy and the later because he is continuing hitting yet another record high along with a new milestone we'll go over the numbers with a pack show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program here in the united states with talks regarding the next economic relief package u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen on thursday said the $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus package is needed to revive the economy struggling amid the pandemic yellen told c.n.n. si thursday quote we think it's very important to have a big package that addresses the pain this has caused 15000000 americans behind on their rent 24000000 adults and 12000000 children who don't have enough to eat small businesses failing i think the price of doing too little is much higher than the price of doing something big we think that the benefits will far outweigh the cost . in the long run meanwhile on the same day house s

and earlier we had a chance to catch up with international investor jim rogers to discuss the state of the global recovery and a myriad of other topics. so i want to start with the state of the u.s. economy after being crushed by the pandemic in 2020 now in 2019 we were already seeing a downturn his growth was on the decline before the pandemic right now it seems like the entire recovery hinges on another relief package put forward by congress in the biden ministrations in the biden ministration which is just more money after the last month round of money ran out and we're basically saying this is a loop of print money to stimulate the economy repeat so how can the u.s. dig itself out of the economic downturn it is facing and actually hit that recovery talk so much about. every 10 years shit is correct i mean it's a very good time. in america because we're getting that under certain printing it is spending but it's not a good time to be young i have 2 young daughters oh my gosh. in their lifetime america is going to have many many many problems. in washington that's what they think is

be the next millionaire just like jim rogers. or younger siblings joining in and. i want to so this leads us to the next point of course we want to make the whole reddit wall street bats a game stop a saga that was so big just a few weeks ago there were hearings on the hill this week about it. does it concern you when we talk about those retail traders that a small group can get together on the internet and actually squeeze a hedge fund who is shorting a stock is that a concern because you know e-mail like it or not like it you may think it's wrong or right but the fact is that the market in some capacity was manipulated. if you consider a short of. an hour yes that was that would that's correct but short around. it's not part of standard people and it's and this is all public record you can look up to see the short interest in any stock. in my career average goes back decades i'm also seeing people look it up so i look at all oh sure it's a squeeze some. if they're acting in concert and that's against the law of course but if you are just all sitting there you com

what waves it could make plus we have a conversation with world renowned international investor jim rogersabout a flurry of subjects including the economic recovery and the aftermath of the game stopped trading wednesday and later because he is continuing hitting yet another record high along with a new milestone we'll go over the numbers with attack show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program here in the united states with talks regarding the next economic relief package u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen on thursday said the $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus package is needed to revive the economy struggling amid the pandemic yellen told c.n.n. b.c. thursday quote we think it's very important to have a big package that addresses the pain this has caused 15000000 americans behind on their rent 24000000 adults and 12000000 children who don't have enough to eat small businesses failing i think the price of doing too little is much higher than the price of doing something big we think that the benefits will far outweigh the costs in the long run meanwhile on the same day house

what waves it could make plus we have a conversation with world renowned international investor jim rogers about a flurry of subjects including the economic recovery and the aftermath of the game stop trading 20 and a later because he is continuing hitting yet another record high along with a new milestone we'll go over the numbers with a pack show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program here in the united states with talks regarding the next economic relief package u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen on 3rd.

it's going to have to be do what they call the rights wow growth ok yes yeah i remember i was with jim rogers and there was that a lot of us stopped doing a asia pacific economic. conference and jim and i were on the i was the moderator there were a few other people here on in sums told this audience primarily of chinese pie is that the growth in the chinese said no we want the growth you had and then we'll talk about the growth here i don't know if that is really sustainable but i want to touch upon some the great reset here since you know steve has already brought it up is this is a segue. to the green new deal this crisis because i hear more and more you know the davos can type of people and then even the new administration is talking this way why john kerry is running at all he was a terrible secretary of state i don't know why he's been promoted to this year is this all about the great reset yeah i'm in and people have to look a little bit more systematically at the great reset not just through the glossy world economic forum website or their graphics prepared or how the corporate mainst

roger? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. thank you.y. >> thank you. >> caller: i want to ask you about the stock i've been wanting to get into, i've been really patient on it i know you said a lot about it looking to get into the chemical field. what's your thoughts on dd, dupont >> for action alerts, the club we own it. i probably should have done the other way. there was something going on we ended up with a big position in dupont and sunk. i think the stock is right to buy. we sold stuff at 86 and buying it back here you should be a buyer of dupont. i need to go to david in south dakota david? >> caller: hello a frothy cold south dakota hi to you. ed eagle aerial systems. >> yes, yes, commercial drone and i happen to like this business by the way, if you want an easier way to own them, honey well they have ballard drone business i'm not against exciting stocks. recognize it as the stock it is. ioush in new jersey. >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy chill. i'm rutgers business school and a long time listener. >> thank you so much for calling

roger that. i'm ready! i'm so... i needed this. chad really helped me get motivated again. i decide to face my fear and try some night training. jim literally, you can't see anything two feet in front of you. i've got this bad feeling i'm gonna roll my ankle. one thing i haven't mentioned yet is, i don't actually like running. so why am i putting myself through all this? i've come to see drjulie smith, a psychologist who you may know from tiktok. i'm trying to figure this out. when i mentioned to one of my mates that i booked the ultra, she was just like, "what's happened?" whenever i say i'm going on a long run, she like, "what's the matter?" but it shows how someone who's close to you, a friend has picked up- on a pattern there that when you're hurting, you put that into some - sort of physical action, _ or you push yourself to the limit. i think career—wise, definitely my dad not being in my life made me feel like i had something to prove. like i had to be someone. that same feeling carries me when i'm running, because i just want to run. how old were you when your dad left? i never met him until a year ago. i'm 26 now. and how

jim saying. go for landing. >> altitude for a 200. >> go for landing. >> you're looking great. >> go. go. go. >> 2000 feet, 2000 feet. rogercity light. nicely down. five and a half down. 100 feet. three and a half down. nine forward. looking good. down a half. three seconds. let's on. forward. picking up some dust. for -- forward. a little bit into the right. l■9■=sstop. we copy it downs##>¢meagle. the base here. the eagle has landed. >> this is apollo control houston at 105 hours. now on a flight to apollo 11. the current plan is to have crew members able to eat and relax for a little bit prior to starting the -- , so we won't know for certainty after a reasonable amount of time passes. [inaudible] the world waited. july 20th, 1969. >> it is said that 9200 people gathered to wait for -- on the moon. countless more listen to the radio to hear the voices. >> this is houston. loud and clear. never before had so many people been attuned to one event at one time. the world waited. curious, wondering, aware. like a sleep or a weekend in the middle of the night by a faraway sound. the moment since more than understood. now we co

roger that. i'm - ready. i'm so... i needed this. i needed this. chad really helped me get motivated again. i decide to face my fear and try some night training. jiming i haven't mentioned yet is i don't actually like running. so why am i putting myself through all this? i've come to see doctorjulie smith, a psychologist who you may know from tiktok. i'm trying to figure this out. when i mentioned to one of my mates that i book the ultra, she was just like, "what's happened?" whenever i say i'm going on a long run, she wonders what's the matter. long run, she wonders what's the matter-— long run, she wonders what's the matter. �* ., ., the matter. but it how someone who's close _ the matter. but it how someone who's close to _ the matter. but it how someone who's close to you, _ the matter. but it how someone who's close to you, a _ the matter. but it how someone who's close to you, a friend - who's close to you, a friend has — who's close to you, a friend has picked _ who's close to you, a friend has picked up _ who's close to you, a friend has picked up on _ who's close to you, a friend has picked up on a - who's close to you, a friend has picke

rogers, also being hit with disclaimers. >> take three! >> take three? i bet you run a tight ship. >> reporter: jim piggy, and fozzi bear, with weekly stars like julie andrews and elton john 45 years later, disney's latest move prompting mixed reaction on social media one user writing, this is a good idea another tweeting, i am saddened that we are now so thin skinned and easily offended that we seem to have to cancel kermit seth macfarlane, actor and creator of "family guy" writing, this might be why we're having so much difficulty gettingshow,f through to the far right "the muppet show," a list of titles receiving advisories on the streaming platform like "p disney plus adding disclaimers to films like "peter pan," "dumbo," "swiss family robinson," each with a stereotypical portrayal of different cultures we reached out to disney plus for comment and haven't heard back along with the added disclaimer, disney plus made "the muppet show" and films available to vow on adult accounts, pulling them from all kids profiles i hear the tweets already. >>> next up, drew barrymore, today is her birthday. fo

roger stone, jeffrey epstein and even bill cosby. kaitlan collins is here with much more on this. but first, jim days in this trial? >> reporter: yeah, they're not the household names, kate, that we've seen at the first impeachment trial. people like alan dershowitz, and jay sekulow and pam bondi, they are not involved publicly in trump's defense team effort during the second impeachment trial. the two attorneys that are taking the lead on the trump impeachment team are david schoen and bruce castor. david schoen representing roger stone as he was going through the legal process. vis-a-vis the russia investigation. he met briefly with jeffrey epstein, the convicted sex trafficker who committed suicide. he's been a fixture on conservative media. you've seen him on fox news and so on. that is likely are donald trump saw david schoen. and bruce castor is from the commonwealth of pennsylvania and at one point declined to prosecutor seek charges against bill cosby for sexual misconduct in that case. so there are somewhat well-known but not as well known as we've seen with previous donald trump legal