joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: and i'm romaine bostick. less than stellar jobs report, but not enough to knock the markets down. joe: the question is, what do you miss -- what'd you miss? caroline: the economic recovery is going full steam, but there is still a load of work to be done. there continues to be incredible difficulties issuing the millions of people unemployed. there are calls for more stimulus, which come without gop support, it would seem. many pockets of the population are struggling. joe, investors cheered stocks today, because with the bad news comes hopes of more relief in the sign of a package. but the economic face of it, the numbers are not where they need to be. joe: in the short-term, we have been talking earlier this week about how the data was looking better. everyone has been predicting this winter slowdown. it may be a little worse on the labor market front, at least according to this one report that we got today. nonfarm payrolls just 49 k gains, about 100 k shy of expectations. the labor participation rate fell

it looks like joe can say anything these days and get away with it, right joe? >> now president tightened on his daily routine. >> i like a lot of a lot of things. didn't you read about it? i like fireplaces, i like sunsets. if you like piÑa coladas and getting caught in the rain i'm your man. i'm not into health food. i am into champagne. if you like making love it midnight, knock it off. you'll get vd. sorry. covid. greg: nicely done. it wasn't a great week for joe but it's hard to notice when no one really reports on it. as joe brushes aside serious issues while enjoying the simple things of like high clouds and cottage cheese the press will be their cataloging every moment. in a special moment will be the greatest thing since sliced bread, yes sliced bread. joe really like sliced bread. he thinks he invented it. there's your next story "cnn." i think chris cuomo will report the hell out of it. >> welcome tonight's guests greg: he's so gorgeous his temples have absent as avs have dimples host of patriots premiering monday on "fox nation" pete hegseth. she's s

little joe: ¿perdón?lico, porque sí quiero tocar una, una de tus canciones. little joe: quiero que toda la gente comprenda que estamos en esta vida no más un pequeñito tiempo, haga lo mejor que podemos, que se pueda hacer con, con sus vidas, piensen positivo, y recuerden que nada es por, por la eternidad; tenemos que apreciarnos y querernos unos a los otros, aunque nos hablemos o no, pero tenemos que respetar uno al otro, y enriquece a nuestras vidas; entre más gente apreciemos y conozcamos, y compartimos nuestras historias, más se enriquece nuestras vidas; y entre más se enriquece nuestras vidas, mejor salud tenemos. damián trujillo: ay, bueno, qué bonito mensaje; no sabemos cuándo vas a regresar al Área de la bahía a tocar. little joe: no sé, pero tan pronto que pueda, tú eres uno de los primeros que voy a llamar, lo sé. [risas] damián trujillo: bueno, gracias por acompañarnos, aquí en comunidad del valle. si quiere contactarnos, me puede seguir en twitter, mi domicilio es @newsdamian, en instagram es @

joe: yeah, interesting day today. you really see how much worse it is for the, romaine: the contrary an argument would be that that growth rate we got used to holds up. joe: cuts in multiple ways. joining us now, brian, thanks so much for joining us. it's getting kind of interesting with the long and move to some of the things we have been speculating about in the long end. tech coming into focus. what is catching your i right now? >> there is an interesting back-and-forth today, i woke up and it seemed like he were going to rocket higher. it appears they moved a little bit and then ended up at the end of the day towards the highs. so you have a 10 year yield that is not bad, -80 basis, obviously a 30 year. it is may be that yearlings are going to be negative, i think that is what markets are trying to grapple with. rates are definitely in the spotlight. caroline: razor in the spotlight in the u.s. but i was blown away with how much they moved overnight in new zealand, australia. of late, it has been almost guilt so m

little joe of little joe y la familia. longtime incoming, joe. talk about your thoughts.. joe: well, you know, for years, it's back--far back in the 1980s, people had approached me, authors, book writers, wanting to write my life story. i didn't feel that there was much to, you know, talk about at public interest and, you know, just human nature. i was too busy doing what i was doing and having a great time, and i didn't really want to have the book written. but i decided that it wasgain the time to tell the story.time, but i needed the right author to do it for me, and--you know, i was just--i've been such a blessed and fortunate person through my whole life, and writing the book was just one of the luckiest things that it happened in terms of finding the right person to write it for me. i wanted the story to be told and understood, and i wanted the writer to understand me. and emma gonzalez was perfect for writing the story because her backgrounds are--as a child were so similar. you know, migrant children working the fields. but i also wanted the book to be about my fa

of joe biden. biden would score below average on the cognitive matrix and like florida retirement community. so this guy the one to be running the country and begs a lot of questions. on the foreign policy stuff, absolutely right. you have to realize syria, what are we trying to win there and what does america hope to get out of these adventures in syria? i think it is time to focus on our people that the docket president trump advanced. >> sean: i know what is biden's blunders in review and a part of it is funny. he loses his plays, oh, i got my card, and i feel like he's reading my name as joe. i live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he was looking for a number that lost 500,000 fellow americans to covid and just had a visual, the day before. and he was having a hard time remembering that number. that is not a hard number to remember. and it was slow and it was confusing. and he loses his place. it is kind of getting disturbing. then i watch all of this foreign policy being conducted by kamala harris

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joe: i am joe weisenthal. romaine: markets flat. down on the week. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?". >> we have this reflation trade. the vaccine rollout will gain momentum. the trade was up this week. ppi, inflation, reflation, in fact, the worst start for bonds since 2013. this trait is picking up speed. joe: it is picking up steam. what we haven't seen, real rates, the rates on the tips, those have been low, but in recent days, picking up. extremely low. 30 year bonds, you getting paid for positive real rate. you can see the number because it is so tiny. , but you're getting a rate higher than inflation. romaine: cash out your bitcoin and roll it over. joe: some pretty fat yields. alex, everyone rushing into it. >> you know, increases everywhere, especially let's talk about the back end, but you know we would be remiss if we did not talk about the federal reserve. the fed said we will not extend our durations when it comes to asset purchases. everyone thought there would be conversation about yield curve control. john williams said, oh, no,

joe: a mere 20% today.ven that had a bad day ultimately, but yes, the big story of the day, rates going much higher, perhaps concerns about inflation even though romaine thinks inflation is a myth. and you can see the tech-related stuff, arc spider and all of that. romaine: transitory. joe: you have changed your stance in the course of a week after rates move. alright come i want to bring in bloomberg's ladonna high wreck -- ladonna. these are interesting moves. >> fun and crazy and hectic, and speaking with people, i think there is two different things going on. we have seen a spike in yields. tech is getting hit because it is hard to justify some of these lofty valuations for the likes of tesla, or zoom selling off today, a lot of stay-at-home darlings that have risen so much of the past year. at the same time, you are seeing areas of the market that you would think would typically benefit from rising yields and those are also selling off it is all about this rate of change. carolyn -- cane: the rate in c

joe: not monday, either.ne: if you don't want to catch a live, we have interviews available wherever you listen. a lot has happened this week. joe: a long wait. caroline: how many days in this one? luckily, four-day week next week. joe, what are you going to be watching on presidents' day monday? panel discussion, right? joe: i think they will trade futures in europe. caroline: tune into the pound. joe: right. caroline: that does it for "what'd you miss?" joe: bloomberg technology is up next in the u.s. romaine: have a great weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: -- >> this is bloomberg technology. some of the biggest tech companies often under antitrust acquisition -- scrutiny. plus, social capital founder and ceo is known for

joe biden always seems like he needs a nap. he also frequently confuses numbers, dates, and sometimes can barely get the words out. take a look. >> the idea that, um... i carry a card with me every day with the number of folks who have been affected. fully vaccinate 300 americans by end of the summer, beginning of the fall. but -- and look, that's -- it'd be enoughe to fully vaccinate 30 americans to beat this pandemic come at hundred million americans. going this way. thank you all. i got in trouble when i was running against the senator who was the mormon -- the governor, okay? all men and women created -- you know the thing. >> sean: this isn't about a few gaps. reportedly goes to bed very, very early, he has few public events. his vice president kamala harris has been making a lot of news, taking a lot of the solo calls with moral leaders on behalf of joe. a little odd in it of itself. he never misses any opportunity whatsoever to call an early lid on the day. in other words, you won't be hearing or seeing from the presiden

okay, joe, really?and use targeted strikes to defeat the caliphate that you and obama never defeated and take out customs all the solemani who you never took out. avoided endless boots on the ground conflict in middle east and bribing iranian mullahs. you held a ran accountable, did you ever do that when your vice president as you appeased to broaden, appease these mullahs, restarting talks in a disastrous nuclear deal, pressuring south korea to hand over 7 billion more dollars now? the contrast couldn't be clearer. with reaction, house minority whip steve scalise along with texas republican congressman crenshaw with us. it's either the right thing to do or the wrong thing to do. now, obama and biden couldn't beat the caliphate. trump did because he took off the rules of engagement and let the military do their job. they were critical of the whole time. but it was successful. i would assume that the strike last night was the right thing to do. i don't know the background yet. one day we will probably kn

but joe biden is a puppet and he has been for the far left.s criticized for four plus years for being an enemy of the press and an enemy of the media. you have someone in the biden administration threatening to the female reporter. threatens her, and he gets a one-week suspension. fired on the spot. a one week suspension. but the media won't cover it. it will be like it never happened. does the american public even know or care? unfortunately probably not. >> he will be taken care of. he will get a job somewhere is. he will have a soft landing courtesy of the democratic party. as long as he has a d on his name. judge jeanine: it wasn't the intent of the white house to let him go, but the floodgates got a little too heavy so they had to let him go. thank you for being with us. we'll be right back with my closing statement on congressman swalwell's hypocrisy. don't go away. judge jeanine: i couldn't help but laugh when i saw congressman eric swalwell piously walk up to the microphone to his hatred for donald trump as a house impeachment manager

joe: absolutely. it is not going away. you thought maybe they were going to all quit because they could not destroy capitalism. they are not done yet. still buying stocks. still making moves. look at tilray. down nearly 50%. it was up like 100% or something over the last few days. some biotech stocks you probably never heard of having a big day. the old blue-chip finding some price stability. romaine: is this decentralized finance? joe: the dow jones of the meme stocks. joining us is katie grayfield. thank you so much for joining us. this is not going away. it is getting crazier even if gamestop is over. >> that appears to be the message. you have multiple screens up. you are seeing these microcap biotech names. you're seeing mentions on twitter and other subreddit's. that does some -- does seem to be a force behind some of these biotech names. you have names such as cell see on. there is some fundamental news. therapeutics, that closed over 26% higher. even though gamestop -- romaine: you know what either one of those com

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: and i'm romaine bostick. joe: the question is, what'd you miss?aroline: we saw the cooling off of some of the hot trades, and tesla, cathie wood's ark etf falling, and now the question, is it a blip or was today's bounce back an end of the month close? could tech set off once again on monday? that's pretty wild. joe: i start every day these days by looking at the ark etf, because it encapsulates so much of that momentum trade. tech, tesla, biotech and bitcoin in it, so everything that is momentum. down 14.5% on the week. earlier today, it had not reached those tuesday lows and bounced back a little bit. if you are looking forward, you have to keep an eye on that to see if it is a blip or the start of a meaningful change in how the markets trade. romaine: when you hear people talk about shorting the ark innovation etf and other etf's, we no tesla -- we know tesla is in there but some other names as well, baidu, others. joe: if you short it, you are shorting the future. for more on the wild week that was in the markets, let's bring in process it rep

joe biden always seems like he needs a nap. he also frequently confuses numbers, dates, and sometimes can barely get the words out. take a look. >> the idea that over 500, i think it's, i have a card. i carry a card on me every day. a number of folks who have been affected. fully vaccinate 300 americans. by the end of the summer, the beginning of the fall. but we want to make -- i want to repeat, there will be enough to fully vaccinate 300 americans to beat this pandemic. 300 million americans. going this way. thank you all. >> the senator who is a mormon. or governor. okay? we hold these truths to be evident. you know the thing. >> sean: this isn't about a few gaps. look, he reportedly goes to bed very, very early. he has few public events. vice president, harris is taking a whole lot of solo calls with foreign leaders on behalf of joe. a little odd in the end of itself. and he never misses any opportunity whatsoever to call an early lid on the day. in other words, we won't be seeing or hearing from the president. recently he

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: i'm romaine bostick. four-day rally has the indices at record highs. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" caroline: once again, talking about earnings after the bell, snap and peloton, some stock showing movement but moves pale in comparison to speculation on volatility we have been seeing in mean stocks for 2021. the media may be dissipating, gamestop down for 2% today. but there are still 16 reddit-loved companies that are up double digits this year. we seem to be paying more attention to hard economic data again. and it is good timing therefore that we get the u.s. stocks report tomorrow, with indications the recovery is stronger than thought. so the outlook is affecting rate markets, you see the curve steepening, joe. let's not get boring and talk about fundamentals first. let's go back to market shares in penny stocks. joe: big question, what does that 530 curve meet for does coin? we will break it down. but for real, penny stocks, we are going to talk about -- we don't talk about those. look at

is any appointment to joe biden is made is there any element of joe biden's in his. well move since being inaugurated that is giving you sources over to listen right now joe biden is trying to get a 1.9 trillion dollar relief package is so that we can get people resources to survive literally survive people are homeless they're hungry they need resources and we also need to give them mental health resources and that we need to keep fighting for but listen joe biden is trying to force this through because right now too many republicans are holding it up because they say it's too much money we're in the midst of such a crisis this is for government this is when you need government this is when you need the extra spending to get people out of this crisis if you can't spend more money now when can you spend money so i just think thank god joe biden is pushing this through until you have the one mind initiative you're a co-founder of. so one mind is like my uncle space race when he said he was going to put a man on the moon in this case one minus about it inner space race

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joe: i am joe weisenthal. >> i am romaine bostick. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?"aroline: the energy crisis is still front and center. in the u.s., it has knocked down the power for days for millions in texas and central parts of the country with blackouts expecting to last until at least thursday, and oil production has plunged to nearly 40 percent. coronavirus vaccine the shipments, delayed. amazon closed facilities to illinois and the texas. the crisis leaves many questions about, how did we even get here, and what policy and new technology can be used to make sure this does not happen ever again? the data we are getting on the lack of power is remarkable. : joe it is -- joe: it is striking that we are in this crisis and it seems to be getting worse. this is a great chart that we have on the terminal looking at total electricity load in texas, and it is lower or several points yesterday and a little bit higher than it was, but this is not recovery. the story of today is continued deterioration in the total energy grade right now in texas. an extraordinary cascad

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: i romaine bostick.tocks do miniaturize, but the trendline on volume is down. joe: the question is, what'd you miss. caroline: meme stocks like gamestop and emc have come back to earth in last training sessions, there is signs of a run-up in newest reddit rocket ships, like a rocketship maker. what are the many issues left? we are going to focus on how fintech and wall street approach this new breed of wall street trader. the u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen has called a meeting of regulators to deal into the events of the past week. on the platform side, robinhood and other silicon valley companies looking to disrupt finance are learning the hard way they need to stress-test the business world financial goals. one committee that poses regulatory liens longer than the others, successful history for paypal, reported earnings after the bell. joe: absolutely. paypal along with crypto, anything like this, fintech, phenomenal window that is part of the story, but not doing a whole lot after hours. romaine

joe: i make no calls.aroline: but you do make calls as to how many odd lots shows you may have about gamestop. joe: our producer laura carlsen says we cannot jam out another five episodes in a week. we'll see. maybe if it goes to 1000. romaine: you got to jump on it. maybe a netflix special. joe: i did not think there is going to be any interest, to be honest, but maybe if it keeps going. caroline: meanwhile, that does it for "what'd you miss?" joke: "bloomberg technology" is up next. romaine: and "daybreak australia" is next if you are in asia. thanks for joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco, and this is " bloomberg technology." coming up a key milestone -- u.s. regulators say johnson & johnson's covid vaccine is safe and effective. it would be the first a single dose in the united states.

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joe is a hollowed out vessel for the left, that's why he got the job.enser pumping out left wing candy every single day. it's a nice, new shiny piece of candy for the left and the left are like the grifter will relatives of a senile uncle who takes him to the atm to withdraw money every friday and he has no idea what's going on. we all got screwed and it's bigger, i have to say, it's got a longer-term consequence then just covid. you're going to talk about things are going to change the fabric of america in terms of identity politics, racial politics, taxation, burdens on the economy, student debt which we are going to talk about, climate politics, all these things are going to be coming from a very, very far left perspective which is being placed inside through joe and pumped out of his mouth and i would ask everybody to go to time.com and read "the secret history of the shadow campaign that saved the 2020 election." it's going to blow your mind because they are both staying, the left are boasting how they got this done. they are not even hiding it any

joe: the question is, what'd you miss?aroline: looks like a semiconductor church we were one about at the end of 2020 is your. gm with a cautious cover forecast as it is damaged from a shortfall being felt throughout the global industry. semiconductors, they are a bellwether of the world economy, and this supply issue has the potential to spill over to everything from cars to mobile phones to fridges. and it speaks to the concerns romaine just mentioned, the supply-side struggles and warnings about inflation that many have been wringing their hands about. joe, where is the inflation -- totally muted. but are pressures perhaps building as these shortages and semiconductors seem to show? joe: inflation is right around the corner. it's coming, i swear, i promise. i know it didn't happen last month or the year before or five years. it's coming, though. data still not showing any real signs of burgeoning price pressure. it will probably start to turn up again in the next few months because of what economists call base effect co

in the world and i'm so grateful that joe biden is our president. those countries obviously all deny their dictatorships including cuba patrick kennedy thank you and that's of the show will be back on monday would be speaker system of a down front man surge tank in about speaking truth to power until then join the underground of the low social media and never miss an interview by subscribing to a set of mutual. financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm not so i get any earthly. thanks for the fight. thank you for. the story that's right if you looked at slavery. san marino becomes the latest european country to start vaccinating its citizens with russia. off the supply delays of the e.u. approved japs the labor minister explained why they look to moscow for help. me an independent state even within the territory of the european union we have the right to make independent decisions french government faces flak over its. program after it's revealed hundreds of millions of euros were handed to controversial foreign cons

welcome back to "morning joe". vice president kamala harris, the full exclusive interview will air on your show this weekend. but you were kind enough to bring us a "first look". in this part she explains to you the significance of something she is doing today. take a look. . >> we are in the midst of a pandemic. we are disproportionately impacted in the black community. but, as you said, half a million people have died. and putting the politics aside, this is a real human crisis. in the black community, we have had the problem of hesitancy and questioning and given a bad history, there's no reason why we wouldn't. but you've been that champion of trying to convince us, including people like me that were reluctant. and you're doing something specific. tell us about thursday >> so thursday i'm going to visit a pharmacy, which is one of the hundreds that we are directing getting vaccinated to, getting vaccines to so folks can get vaccinated in their community. we have distributed 2 million vaccines to local pharmacie

welcome back to "morning joe".nalyst eugene robinson. washington bureau chief for "usa today" susan page joins us. and donnie deutsche is with us as well. good to have you all on board this hour. . >> you know, donnie, with everything that's going on in cyrus vance's office, with everything going on in the with what's going on in prosecutors' offices, all the civil lawsuits going on with donald trump all across america, all the business problems donald trump is having one fight after another with one organization after another, someone saying they are going to vote for donald trump in 2024 has about as much impact as me saying i'm going to fly to mars on a rocket ship that you build in your backyard. nobody thinks he's going to be running for president in 2024 anymore than inside the united states capitol. they all know he is going to be buried in lawsuits, possible criminal charges for sometime to come. things will look radically different even from a year from now than they do right now. >> yeah. look, donald tru

joe found out later, according to what joe banano told me.of the grassy knoll and they were taken care of. his son later wrote a book that said it was a chicago gangster that fired a shot from a sewer that was the kill shot. when i did a profile of john gotti, jr. who ran a major crime family in new york. junior told me johnny had lousy eyesight and he could never make the shot. who knows what the truth is. jesse: that's what they say. we are talking about the mob here so you can take that how you want to take it. we don't have time to get into the jimmy carter ufo information. apparently he wanted to release the ufo files, but george bush senior blocked him because he was with the cia. maybe we'll have you on again to explore some of the exploits you and mike wallace got yourselves into. >> it was pretty wild. thanks for having me. jesse: look at what our schools are use our covid relief money for. ♪ ♪ the chevy silverado trail boss. when you have a two-inch lift. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an inte

joe: sammy! sammy: this is my partner joe covello. lemonis: joe c. joe: joe c., yes. nice to meet you, marcus. joseph: joseph tranchina. lemonis: joe c., joe t. joseph: that's right. todd: todd baslin. lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. joseph: 22.5%. joe: 10%. todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing a month? joe: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. lemonis: pause. $5,000 to $6,000 a month isn't terrible. when you go into business, you have to anticipate that there's gonna be some amount of losses. and the one thing that i think business owners make a mistake of is when they build out their original projection and they build out their cash flow model, you have to have money to do a build-out or make the acquisition, you have to have money for working capital, and you have to also account for a rainy day. you don't open the doors, and all of a sudden, everybody just comes running in to buy a burger. amber: right. lemonis: who acts as the owner/o

hi i'm steve clements and i have a question president joe biden says america is back and that he wants to press the reset button on u.s. relations with the rest of the world but what does that mean let's get to the bottom line. joe biden campaigned on promises to destroy the pandemic create jobs and tackle the systemic racism that's baked into america's collective psyche judging by the flurry of executive orders biden has signed in his 1st few weeks he's focusing on his domestic challenges but he's also going international too so after a break the u.s. is back in the paris climate accords back in the world health organization and trying to get back into the u.n. human rights council last week joe biden spoke at the state department to make the point that diplomacy is back that washington wants to work with other nations to solve big problems and to pursue america's core interests he talked about russia's attempts to undermine american democracy how he'll need strong alliances to face the rising power of china how we'd like the united states to accept more refugees and how we'd like to

i'm virtually certain, joe. and she was right there with donald trump in inspiring, in being in favor of this march on the capitol to try to halt the democratic process by which joe biden would be installed. she is not remotely come close to acknowledging he is a legitimate president who won a free and fair election. she is still an advocate of the stop the steal big lie that led to all the chaos and all of these deaths. in this way she is perfectly reflective of the entire party. i do not think every house republican is a qanon person. i do not think every member believes in that parkland and sandy hook didn't happen. et cetera, et cetera. all those things. here's where they all stand together. i'm virtually certain you could find a press release or personal statement from every house member in the last 24 hours honoring brian sicknick, the fallen police officer month lay in honor yet at the capitol. all of them say this man is a hero. he died protecting the united states capitol while giving standing ovations

so there are huge challenges huge challenges i wouldn't want to be joe biden drank. he has no choice he's. he's got to work on these things so that you know the name of the game is taking that job look when when you know you when the bush administration left and you were not there at that time you were in the bush administration for the 1st 4 years of it but when they were leaving and the obama administration was coming in i want to acknowledge that you and i work together and we looked at things like where could barack obama send different segments to the world then and we identified 3 areas if he changed the way gravity works with cuba with israel palestine and with iran it would set a different signal to the world that america was back and that it was going to contribute to global stability now he worked on all of those some to varying degree what do you think the defining challenge is for a biden administration coming in one ng to genuinely send in different signals to the world are whereas the one of those you know you know give me some wilkerson strategic clari

so, joe biden does that much better than many do. so, i think that was one of the many memorable connections of the evening. now, did he make some grand policy pronouncement or make headway on how he's going to get the covid bill passed? not necessarily tonight. but he was absolutely relatable. and there was the sense that there is a new president. yes, we've known that. but as he enters the second month of his presidency, it has the sense it's an entirely different moment. so, these young children will be growing up with a different president. so, that, to me, don, stuck out tremendously as he talked to that second grader. >> kaitlan, at one point the president referred to the former president as the former guy. i said is he speaking to the media right now because he doesn't want to talk about him. he wants to put him -- meaning the former guy, as he says -- behind him, in the rear-view mirror. >> yeah, well, jeff noting this is entering almost the second month of his presidency. the first half -- the first beginning part of it has

joe references joe manchin. you know, kristin cinema in arizona and there's got to be others in there. can joe biden deliver 51 votes and cause this rift where you mentioned the other half of the country feeling totally unrepresented if joe biden can indeed govern by fiat. >> martha: a thoughtful process that plays out, people can make some sense out of it is a better way to go in terms of winning people over. before i let you go, karl, another story getting a lot of attention. the lincoln project was founded to be a very strong anti-trump organization and paper social media with anty trump messages. john weaver is one of the people that ran it. a lot of accusations from young men that call him a sexual predator. you mentioned this in 2004, that this was a concern of yours. you know, this isn't something that anybody wants to be vindicated on. turns out that you were right. >> i didn't mention it in 2004. it was printed in an article by joshua green. a major figure in bloomberg. i've known about this since 1988.

>> on day one of his presidency joe biden installed as the head of the d.o.j.e law partner of hunter biden defense lawyer. that obviously has an appearance of the conflict of interest and you also, eight days ago you had jen psaki into the question of whether or not hunter biden with the chinese business takes which we were told he was doing and we were told that last year and she said he's in the process of dismissing himself of the 10% stake in the chinese private equity firm called bhr effectively of there president's son who was doing business with the chinese communist party and don't tell me that is not music to the ears of president xi who had the two hour phone call with joe biden on wednesday evening and he knows that hunter biden is an incredibly valuable bargaining chip for the chinese and they can hold over joe biden. judge jeanine:ju yes. miranda devine thank you so much for being with us we loved having you on. thank you. still ahead my closing statemene but first there is breaking news as the white house official has resigned after he threatened

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and it's impact on the life of president joe biden. good afternoon everyone my name is sean casey and the director of the berkeley center for religion, peace, and world affairs here at georgetown university. on behalf of the berkeley center and the cosponsor of the initiative on in georgetown i like to of you to our conversation today. before i introduce the professor mcgill some housekeeping issues ahead of time. first of all this event is being recorded and will be available on the berkeley center website shortly. second, we hope to preserve time as we always do the end of the discussion preferably the last 15 minutes for audience q&a. so i ask you to reach down and click on the q&a tabby see the bottom of your screen. please begin submitting your questions early in the event and we will ask members of the media especially to identify your institutional affiliation as you ask your questions and will get to that at the end. and finally forgive me a moment of shameless commerce. the end of the event will put a banner slight up the show

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