joe rogan did that on his — to challenge them on that?did that on his show and _ to challenge them on that? joe rogan did that on his show and it _ to challenge them on that? joe rogan did that on his show and it was - did that on his show and it was interesting, he talked to a doctor from cnn and it was an interesting debate about which of these theories, which have got huge followings now, around the world, during the pandemic, which of them have any merit or not. that during the pandemic, which of them have any merit or not.— have any merit or not. at which oint have any merit or not. at which point does _ have any merit or not. at which point does become _ have any merit or not. at which point does become an - have any merit or not. at which - point does become an irresponsible act? ah. point does become an irresponsible act? �* ., ., point does become an irresponsible act? ., ., , point does become an irresponsible act? ., ., . ., act? a lot of people criticise the bbc for refusing _ act? a lot of people criticise the bbc for refusin

isn't the concern about joe rogan and many times in this pandemic. e case of misinformation about covid but more broadly that if those pieces of information which aren't factually true are given a platform and are not adequately challenged, they then just get the platform without any of their downside. but i intend to challenge _ without any of their downside. but i intend to challenge them from a position of fact and truth. your programme — position of fact and truth. your programme is _ position of fact and truth. your programme is also _ position of fact and truth. your programme is also going - position of fact and truth. your programme is also going to . position of fact and truth. your programme is also going to be on sky news australia and fox nation, the sister network fox news, do you think sky news australia and fox news always counter claims, theories, . .. news always counter claims, theories,... i news always counter claims, theories.---_ news always counter claims, theories,... . ., ., , , .,~ theories,... i am not here to speak for them

carley, over to you. >> carley: listen to this, joe rogan taking a dig at his daughter's former schoolast host says officials there pushed anti-racist agenda on his nine year old after the 2020 death of george floyd. >> it is not enough to not be racist, you now must be antiracist. and this -- my kid is nine at the time. >> yeah, what does that mean? >> these kids are not even remotely rracist, to tell a nin year old you have to be antiracist, they are looking for racism and looking to confront it. >> carley: joe rogan went on to say if schools want to teach kids racism is stupid, i am with you, what is end goal when teaching them to be antiracist? listen to this, one chicago church spending lent fasting from whiteness. the pastor is raising awareness for chicago's murder crisis. >> todd: he will join us live with a reality check next. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every con

it wasn't resolved. >> carley: crazy, indeed, joining joe rogan on the on the joe rogan experience.t the left giving credence and came from the very thought of it being racist. several top virologist and cdc director robert redfield have said it likely escaped from a lab in wuhan. elon musk is facing a lawsuit from former twitter shareholders. they claim elon musk failed to quickly disclose his 5% stake in twitter when required to do so by u.s. security laws. the former shareholder said musk profiting off of the rice in twitter stock which shot up after musk made his announcement pure the billionaire required to report his investment within ten days of acquisition back in march but allegedly reported over a week late. and revolver news journalist darren beatty said the stakes are incredibly high for elon musk because the twitter takeover would take some of the power away from big tech. >> higher regime depends on holding a total monopoly over what elon musk calls the global public square. anyone who threatens that steps into territory that is not a normal, financial realm. twitter i

it just wasn't resolved. >> todd: joe rogan on the latest episode of "the joe rogan experience" and theto the theory that came from the thought of it being racist. top virologist and cdc director robert redfield said to dislike likely covid-19 escape from a lap and wuhan. take a look at this, they much is a little hard to see. about what you are looking at his illegal immigrants taking selfies at the southern border. the exclusive details that sam prove migrants are not afraid of breaking laws under joe biden. >> carley: fox news contributor joins us next. let's go on the open road with a safe stay! now get double best western rewards points on every stay. and with rewards points that never expire, you get free nights fast! book now at bestwestern.com. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, st

joe rogan & jacob -- had some jacob to and -- joe rogan had sanje gupta, and cnn was caught lying. with this whole thing with donald trump and you are a liar, you've got to take it for what it is. they are already shutting down philadelphia. they have the mask mandate. this whole thing about republicans lying about their death rates, look at new york city and cuomo. that's the biggest scandal there is with more covid. you are an economist. are you better now with joe biden in office then you were with donald trump in office? the other thing i like is i like the fact that governor abbott and governor desantis are sending all those illegals to washington, d.c., and to delaware. i thought that was great. stephen: there is a lot there. i was sent to respond by saying that on balance, the states that kept their economies functioning and were rational about getting kids back in school as quickly as possible -- some of my liberal friends talk about how important education is. absolutely. it's critical. we learned that lesson about how important it is that kids get access. there is a big m

on a vaccine song, here is joe rogan talking about what he seize on late night television.hink stephen colbert was funny. now i see him and it's cringe. the vaccine song was strange. i want to be in the meeting when they pitched that. brian: he's become a democratic pundit because he wants to be accepted by the left wing. >> i want to tune into late night tv to laugh. it's a political show, not a comedy show. gutfeld is beating him week after week. >> let's talk about something that can help me. >> put your phone down for one hour a day, and you will find yourself less angst, more satisfied with life and more likely to work out. you don't night, but you would probably work out even more. brian: you climb a tree to stay fit in upper and lower body. you will see your family and engage with the world. brian where can't we do a study on our own. >> put your phone down and talk to people and you will be a happier guy. brian: during a third career. you were a politician, you were a reality show star. is sean happier in the beginning of his career or happier now. when you were an

joe rogan did that on his show are interested.e theories which have huge followings now run the world during the pandemic, which of them have any merit or not. that which of them have any merit or not. �* ., ,., ., , which of them have any merit or not. �* ., ., , , not. at what point does become an inch tight _ not. at what point does become an inch tight and _ not. at what point does become an inch tight and act _ not. at what point does become an inch tight and act which - not. at what point does become an inch tight and act which a - an inch tight and act which a lot of people would criticise the bbc for refusing to ever go down these roads in the debate. because they believe they have the truth and having on the pandemic that china scientists change their mind about the efficacy of masks, the ability of vaccines, the ability of vaccines. and i've changed my opinion of the coronavirus many times during this pandemic. and times during this pandemic. and joe roan times during this pandemic. and joe rogan and — times during this

so i listen to joe rogan all the time and apparently they are friends and he's been on rogue an's showeah, trouble from rogue an's show. charlie: he almost got thrown out for smoking pot, but if you listen to people like joe rogan, they are saying twitter is bias against libertarian and conservative voices, they believe it's an unfair platform, and musk is set as much so if you just take who he hangs with and what he thinks, what he said in the past, this is not a passive investment. now, i have some ceo's who know him who banked him. what do they think, and they agree, he's going to try to influence them. now the question is how does he influence them, just by holding the stock and breaking their chops every time? liz: he didn't have to do much to announce his stake today. charlie: no, no, to get them to move the lever on who they cancel on the platform or not. does he demand a board seat or two? he could. he's the largest single shareholder. he could ask for that. liz: 9.2%. charlie: but he can launch a proxy battle on that. so there's a lot he can do but the other thing that's inter

but isn't the concern about joe rogan, and in the case of misinformation about covid, but more broadlyes of information which aren't factually true are given a platform, and are not adequately challenged, they then just get the platform without any of the downside? but i intend to challenge them from a position of fact and truth. and your programme is notjust going to be on talktv, it's also going to be on sky news australia and fox nation, the sister network of fox news. do you think sky news australia and fox news always counter claims, theories...? i'm not here to speak for them. you'd have to ask them! your show�*s about to be on them. i'm responsible for my show and its output and i have had no pressure from any of my various employers to have any stance about anything — i can only speak for my show. that would be like getting you to defend every show at the bbc, every presenter on the bbc. i think that is a ridiculous thing for me to expect you to do. all of them, in my opinion, have a right to their opinions, and it's right that people like you and others challenge those opinion

joe rogan taking his daughter to her old school in california with antiracist agenda on then 9-year-oldh of george floyd. >> it is not enough to not be racist. you now must be antiracist. and my kid is nine years old. >> what does that mean? >> these kids are not even remotely racist. so to tell a 9-year-old that you have to be antiracist. they aren't even looking for races but confronting at. >> todd: schools want to teach kids that racism is stupid, then i'm all with you but the end gold teaching them to be antiracist, carly. >> carley: the parents rate has reached the buckeye state is lawmakers propose their version of florida personal rights bill to limit the teaching of sexual orientation, gender identity and topics for children. with me now lawmakers introduce the bill and state representative schmidt and mike loychik, good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> carley: representative schmidt, florida getting a lot of attention but tell us about your version in ohio and what it will do. >> this is actually a parental rights bill. it is very broad and very simple. it is that you

those are the people like joe rogan, why? not because of his political ajane, but because he's interesting and he's curious and he notices the world changing around him and wants to know what the hell's going on. so does everyone else. that's why rogan gained millions of subscribers and cnn tried to have him fired a few months ago. the company that employs joe rogan, the streaming service spotify, you may not have seen this story, off-load the obamas to whom they had paid millions and millions of dollars. why? because nobody wanted to watch the obamas, either. because they had nothing to say. they're not interesting in any way. so what are we watching here? we're watching the end of neoliberalism. and its core plank, the thing it depends on to survive, which is corporate control over media and hence your brain. they need to control what you think or you will reject them. increasingly they're not able to because sensorship, thank god, is dying. and we can credit to some great ec tent elon musk for that. he recently bought twit

be. >> pete: that reaction joe rogan had like it was not possible.billionaire that's how it feels. >> ainsley: with a lot of bleeps. >> pete: up next nuclear tensions rising as russia accusing ukraine of dangerous weapons. on the ground as new violence unfolds overnight. >> steve: all right. pete, take a sip of the coffee. oklahoma power to oklahoma. governor stitt joins us with the authorities from doing their jobs. it's not okay with him. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. ♪ we could walk forever ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪ ♪ no way ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ cal: our c

jackie: coming up podcaster joe rogan, that is the hot topic, buzz next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ meet jessica moore be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today she's a teammate at truist, the bank that starts with care when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. jackie: time for "hot topic buzz," battle over twitter heating up as one of the recalled world's a largest buyout firms thinking of backing a possible deal comes as comedian podcast host joe rogan voices his support for elon musk's bid. >> we look to powerful leaders everyone to excited elon musk trying to apply twitter yes, the great one seems to be like a guy if you had a movie character just like superbillionaire working to save humanity. >> joe rogan pointing to musk epics morals for why he and many others are excited for efforts to take the social media platform, and make it a better heaven for free speech, jonathan reaction. >> i agree with joe rogan he should be a movie character i think he has done enough to earn spot in any case, but i wi

joe rogan shows support for the world's richest man. ♪ sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion, stiff or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be life threatening or permanent. these aren't all the serious side effects. now i'm back where i belong. ask your doctor if latuda is right for you. pay as little as zero dollars for your first prescription. ♪ >> carley: now for quick headlines, the boston marathon sees a kenyan sweep taking the top spot in the men's division f

but lots of people, joe rogan does it sometimes. >> and a lot of people are saying just asking questions which i never say by the way. of course i'm asking questions. >> but they're based in fact as opposed to talk or carlson. and i'll throw seanhannity into . when he was doing this he was making money. he started doing it and it looks good for ratings. i often decried people who are like, we're not really doing but in this case he saw the numbers. >> when alex jones started getting called on the carpet for this around 2014, he had two things. one was that he didn't come with the series, he was only repeating the sayings of others which is false if you listen to his broadcast from that day which of course i have within hours of the shooting he had started to say this is a plot to get americans guns. so that was false. the other thing was i never made any money from this. as a matter of fact these kinds of controversial theories, i lose listeners when i put this. that's absolutely wrong. between 2013 and 2016 his audience double to 50 million viewers a month. >> and money? >> and money, t

joe rogan. >> steve: joe rogan. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and finally, a man in the u.k.ested after he led police on a 35 mile chase. and when they finally pulled him over, he showed them a a license from legoland. [ laughter ] and he'd still be locked up if he didn't have that monopoly get out of jail free card. we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. she created and stars in the new show "life & beth," which premieres this friday on hulu. the very funny amy schumer is here on the show [ cheers and applause man, she's funny >> steve: funny. >> jimmy: plus, his latest film, "dune," is nominated for ten academy awards you can now own it on visual or stream it on hbo max acclaimed director denis villeneuve is here [ cheers and applause denis villeneuve amazing. >> steve: amazing. >> jimmy: and she's one of the best chefs out there, and has a new book out called "dessert can save the world." chef christina tosi is here. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: guys, we're

when you go on joe rogan and you're doing sergio marccione things on live podcasts that the sec doesn't like you'll get a call from the sec, we've gone down this road before so i don't think, i agree with mitch, i don't think he's afraid of the federal government and i think this is a great unveiling for us. let's all see what the federal government does because it reminds me of communism. you're not going to let a business owner and open market make a bid for a hostile take over, and that's something that's concerning to you? there's no apt i-trust issues, completely different, lines of industry so why? why are they getting this? what kind of government do we have now? charles: you know it's interesting i'm going on joe rogan one day and have a diet coke just to be different than everybody else. >> [laughter] charles: let's switch to the country at-large, listen we got mounting problems in fact rebecca i read where you were talking about the dollar. that's interesting because i also read a piece from a guy who says the dollar is never, never going to lose its reserve currency status an

media platforms to do this he was not just while he also appeared on a lot of mainstream media, joe rogan and a lot of different places and so that was one part of it but online was really important for him. use the same tactics for januare was one of the organizers. so talk a little bit about that how use the d platform and then the platforms did or did not do. >> sure, while his business model again, it was genius, he modeled it after your human, 1971, wrote this sortme of semil conspiracists a town called - conspiracy coming to lamia global banker saying that they're the ones behind american policy and not electeds officials. and he's to sell his theories and his real darling of the nonvirtual society, the far right mergers and he is to sell his theories at that time, digital cassettes and cassette tapes and he did it through mail order and that is how alex jones started, and his ex-wife they would create these feature films from bohemianhe row and writing about the globalists or whatever they would not only send them out to you if you know contacted them like it but by phone or later

he's friendly with joe rogan, for example, the comedian and podcast -- neil: very successful.om, he hasn't said this specifically, but i could just tell he's egging him on because he loves this because joe rogan is a libertarian particularly on speech. neil: that's what musk is really at his core. charlie: conservative and so i think the stars are aligning right for this to happen, neil, and you know, i'm just kicking myself in the rear end that i didn't say sustina, instead of olive garden because there is a bill there. neil: they have a hot fudge sund ae. charlie: do they really? neil: if you're really betting against charlie gasparino you're probably making a big mistake but i'm going that way. i'm going that way. all right meanwhile, bitcoin, is all the rage right now and has awful time, it's not benefiting from the market craziness well under 40,000 a lot of people thought with the craziness it be backup to 60,000, that didn't last. nevertheless, it is getting more mainstream and plans to include it, as a bitcoin in 401 (k) plans and the like, the department of labor, of

it's very famously tucker carlson does it but lots of people i think joe rogan does it sometimes and a lot of people are saying right a lot of people are saying and just asking questions. yeah, which i never say by the way ridiculate, of course, i'm asking questions, but but just yeah, i'm just asking questions here. so but they're based in fact. as opposed to tucker carlson anyway, and i'll throw sean hannity into so when you when you when he was doing this he was making money so he started doing it and it looked good for ratings, right? correct? yeah, i mean i often describe people are like, oh clickbait. i'm like, no, it's not really we're not really doing but in this case he saw the numbers. yeah, correct. so when alex jones started getting called on the carpet for this around 2014-15 16. he had two things one was that he didn't come up with these theories. he was only repeating the claims of others, which is false if you listen to his broadcast from that day, which of course i have within hours of the shooting he had started to say this, isn't this is a plot to get americans gun

sharp edged retreat right now. >> as we see with joe rogan. "varney & company." stuart: flattery they like to say is the mother's milk of television. see you soon. still ahead, look what we've got for you, pete hegseth, kt mcfarland, steve forbes. listen to this, please, china the place where keefe individual got started is now the place which is hurting the most from it. ironic, isn't it? for two years beijing credit their authoritarian system would deal with the pandemic instead of chaotic, democratic america. it has not worked out that way. that is my take. that is next. ♪ ... your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> democrats are just beginning the massive civil war that republicans have actually been through. the republican party is so much healthier right now than they were 12 years ago, and a million times healthier than the democrat party is right now.

joe rogan, ben shapiro-- you're number one in the country.e, it's two guys from minnesota reading the bible! and it rose to number one. >> reporter: who could have thunk it. >> we were shocked. >> reporter: they are 238 million downloads and counting, landing this billboard in times square. they have listeners of other faiths and they have atheist followers too from around the world. are you surprised so many people are so interested in hearing the bible every day of the year? >> so that doesn't surprise me. what surprised me is the one that i did that was helpful, successful, in this particular way. >> reporter: but he say >> reporter: but he says he's not to credit. he's just passing the piece. >> god said, let there be light, and there was light. >> reporter: susan-elizabeth littlefield, cbs news, duluth, minnesota. >> diaz: next on the "cbs weekend news," war stories as drawn by ukraine's children. p st with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty. ♪ w

>> carley: mar joining rogan on the latest episode of joe rogan experience.f giving credence to the lab leak theory came from the thought of it being racist. several top virologists and doctors including cdc director robert redfield saying likely covid-19 escaped from a lab in wuhan. watch this, intense video shows the moment a new jersey 3rd grade teacher saved her student choking on a bottle cap. the boy began choking at his desk, lettering his teacher who sprang into action. she successfully began the heimlich maneuver until she was able to clear the airway. that teacher is now being hailed a hero and for good reason my goodness. it's a skill that you never want to use but it's good when you have it. >> amazing all caught on video saw the whole thing? >> get that thing you told me to get. i have it in my kitchen. >> it's much better than heimlich push pull. >> carley: can you do it on yourself. adults can do it on themselves as well. i love that product. >> steve: the teacher is a hero. >> brian: every nassau county police car has one. >> ainsley: great id

tucker carlson does it, joe rogan doespl it sometimes. a lot of peoplele are saying jut asking questions, which i never said by the way. of course i and asking questions but based on fact. >> so when he was doing this he was making money. it looked good for ratings. i normally decry people that think it's click bait that in this case he saw the numbers. when alex jones started getting calls around 2014, 2015, 16 he had two things. one, he didn't come up with of the theories he was only repeating them. if you listen to the broadcast from that day which i have within hours off the shooting he starteded to say this is a ploto get americans guns. the other was i never made any money from this. as as a matter of fact these kind of controversial theories between 2013 and 2016 his audience doubled to 50 million viewers a month. the first thing i had to go on were records from his divorce in 2013, 2014 and there he had his personal income 5 million a year but some records have started to emerge in the last several days that suggest during the tru

yes, joe rogan did that and it was a really interesting debate about which of these theories, which havethe world, during the pandemic, which of them have any merit or not. at which point does it become an irresponsible act? i think a lot of people would criticise the bbc for refusing to ever go down these roads of debate because they believe they have the truth. and yet we know in the pandemic that scientists have changed their own minds many times, whether it be about the efficacy of masks, whether it be about the ability of vaccines to prevent transmission. i myself have changed my view about coronavirus many times in this pandemic. but isn't the concern aboutjoe rogan in the case of misinformation about covid, but more broadly, that if those pieces of information which aren't factually true are given a platform, and are not adequately challenged, they then just get the platform without any of the downside? but i intend to challenge them from a position of fact and truth. your programme is to going to be not just on talktv. your programme is also going to be on sky news australia and

wonder people have grown to distrust those like new york times in favor of conversationalists like joe rogans the nerve to ask questions when legacy media act as human shields for human garbage like hunter and the biden's. in fact the memo. it's not just rationalists calling out the liberal media, real-time host bill mark says no and trust them anymore. >> two years later new york times washington post have come around to say there was something there. it looks like the left-wing media buried the story because it wasn't part of their narrative and that's why they don't trust the media. kennedy: baddest true. egg meet face, will heads roll? kevin walling, brad polumbo. what is the worst accusation here, douglas? the son of a former vice president dealing access for millions of dollars or that the media printed up so there big guy would win the election? >> i mentioned in the last segment the inability of this country about russia in recent years because of what hillary clinton had done in the same can be said about ukraine. before the recent war, the main thing ukraine was in this country was

he's smoke weed with joe rogan, he's tanking "s.n.l.." now he's buying twitter.ee the plan? ( laughter ). >> trevor: what is the plan? >> no i'm asking you, do you see the plan, because-- because -- >> you're asking me like you know the plan. >> i don't know what he's doing. i was hoping you had some insight. >> trevor: no, i don't know what he's doing. ronny, you can just tell us what's trending online, please. you said you were going to do social media. >> you want me to read the tweets. >> trevor: read the tweets. > let's read this tweet.wow, wht this is. "happy friday to all my followers." oh, wow. ( applause ) thank you for this poignant message. a modern-day shakespeare. i wouldn't have thought of celebrating my fridays nil read this. ( laughter ) >> trevor: they thought it would make the people happy, like "happy friday!" >> that's not what you do on twitter. twitter is for hate. okay, you don't post this stuff. you have to be controversial. >> trevor: what-- >> you should say something like, "fridays are racist. the ( laughter ) >> trevor: that's the most

they claimed joe rogan's showroom was spreading misinformation about the pandemic.ws 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm lisa matteo. this is bloomberg. >> within tech on a year-to-year basis the last three or four months, it is actually value factors that are outperforming. i look at the bloomberg factors on a day-to-day basis and there is that value dominance even in a sector like tech. jonathan: we put that in because we love liz and saunders and also the promo. futures up half a percent on the s&p. the nasdaq up a third of 1%. facebook after the close, tomorrow, amazon and apple. right now, bowing with an almost 2 million-dollar miss on revenue. that stock is down in the premarket. tom: i looked at it yesterday and the chart is like no man's land, there is no trend. jonathan: not pretty this morning. take your excuses for the reason. tom: maybe just sitting on the runway. jonathan: have some complaints that you want to share? tom: joining us right now is the best a

i agree i want to hear the candidate speak but i'd rather hear both of them on the drove joe rogan experience three hours with honest questions from a regular person and give a ten minute answer. rather than hear someone in the corporate press ask the same boring questions and they live for a minute and talk over each other. to meet, i don't know, if i were to run for something, i don't really care about this. i can go on rogan and these shows and talk to millions of people for hours and hours. this is besides the., the problem used to be we couldn't get our message out unless we got on the corporate press or the presidential debate but for libertarians, those days are over and we need to embrace the new world with more opportunities than ever before. kennedy: left turn opportunities into action and results. if we will have old white guys running against each other than i want to see what they do in the nfl combine, i want to see how they do in the 40-yard strength. i've done this before several times, i want to see both candidates download the pizza hut app in order a pizza and whoever gets

forget about joe rogan for now.truments, interesting one, it comes back to lockdowns in china, they had to cut their revenue forecast because of the production headwinds and we are off the lows of the session, down the better part of 8%. as we spoke with bruce -- brooke sutherland earlier today, ugly across the board, worst stay potentially since 2020. guy: tough times for that business. kaylee, plenty more things to think about. what should we be expecting? we are going to get a bit of a central bank intervention in the next couple of minutes. christine lagarde is speaking, something you want to watch out for. then we get back into the earnings season where i'm fascinated to hear what meta will have to say. paypal could be fascinating as well. you referenced what was happening with visa, but we will see what paypal has to say. kailey: absolutely and u.s. gdp data, that will be messy and on the european data front we will get cpi from spain and germany and of course, yes, more earnings from tech companies with the b

i will side with joe rogan.ncial journalist, i have always owned mutual funds and never owned individual stocks to make sure -- or exchange traded funds now to make sure that there wasn't any conflict of interest. maria: that's right. i do the same thing. mutual funds are exchange set of funds. why can't nancy pelosi own etf's, you get the diversity like dagen. you don't have the power over individual companies like tesla which she's a big owner of and she's going to decide their fate with the regulatory framework she comes up with. steve: yes. well, this shows why the whole ethics thing in congress is a bit of a joke. the fact of the matter is there are laws in the book about insider trading and if they had a real ethics committee they would be investigating that and putting on sanctions for violations but the laws are on the books but not enforced which public cynicism but they make laws for us and don't obey for themselves. maria: i will tell you, i said it again and i will say it again we need term limits in

dagen: where were voices bill mahr, joe rogan more than two years ago?e virology lab in wuhan "new york post," printed an article of a piece that was actively censored by facebook, false information. they had no evidence that it was false information they shut it down because they -- the big media, big government, and the bigheaded voices, on radio, and tv, and internet all worked together to do anything and everything to make president trump look bad, that was it, to also cover-up talk about peter the government money from division of fauci was running funneling money into gain of function research the origins of covid we still don't know anything about disgusting joe rogan may need to step up yearly use voices platforms when they everybody ganging up to shut down free speech it is about the laptop. >> the investigators on covid investigation xi jinping, thank you dagen stay right there next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . maria: good wednesday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning, i am maria bartiromo. it is wednesday,

controversial he smoked pot with joe rogan. erratic. joe biden hand to hand combat. >> first person with as bergeres to host snl. >> world's richest man has repeatedly slammed twitter and now largest shareholder. his 9% stock purchase hold a seat on the border. promising significant improvement. and twitter praised him as a passionate believer and intense critic. conservatives have long argued twitter is unfair to the right. pointing to the personality ban on donald trump and suppression of the hunter biden allegations in 2020. while it's not clear whether musk will mount a takeover bid. some are urging him to lift the trump ban. >> i think he is going to change twitter which has suppressed all conservative thought. >> will musk's new found twitter power mean trump will be back? >> musk told his 80 million followers last week that twitter is failing to adhere to free speech principles and undermines democracy. is a new platform needed? last night he put up a poll on whether twitter, like facebook, should allow users to edit their post.