joe: i am a huge country music singer. caroline: youe of the guy who is going to put it on some sort of crypto meme. joe: we will do a segment next weekend that will be the topic. romaine: your career? joe: now. [laughter] romaine: i am on board. caroline: that does it for "what'd you miss?" joe: "bloomberg technology is next. romaine: and in australia, daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." bitcoin flips amid a wider market selloff, but mike novogratz if you are staying, you could help close the wealth gap. coming up.

ai is not a magic answer to these and you run into the constraints joe is talking about -- if you areuper accurate about -- at identifying what is illegal, you will sweep up regular content along with it. we need more data and we need to know if illegal content is shared on such and such platform, they can act on it within two minutes, or they will delay it for 20 minutes while actual people look up this. we need to care about more than effort. need to have a shared understanding of the actual things that happen, actual results. in my mind just a we have 20,000 or 10,000 people doesn't let you are me know are they good at solving this problem. ai is part of the answer, but ai has more constraints than people want to talk about. joe: as an investor thinking about the competitive landscape protect, how do think about the difficulty in finding companies that compete directly with these gigantic firms? how much does that enter in to your competition, and do you think there is a competitive marketplace for the consumer and other things that interest you? >> it's pretty hard. investors unde

every morning when you wake up and where nft prices are going. joees tell you the whole thing these days and they are correlated with the broader crypto market and the broader crypto market is somewhat correlated with the broader stock market. we have seen crypto come off of it ties there. having peaked in february, a little off of it ties, still an incredibly six-month run. we will see. right now, it feels like everything is everything, it is all one trade. caroline: all one trade, but they are getting creative when it comes to nft's. there is a virtual house that sold for more than any real house really sells for, $500,000, here is the pictures of it. meanwhile, did you see the story about nft's for the new york times, then became an nft, and then sold for charity. it gets quite met up quickly. joe: $500,000 is a good deal for that fake house. joining us is priyanka desai, member of the nft focused dao, what is an nft focused dao? priyanka: great question and nft's are all the rage. dao stands for defensive autonomous organization, and you can thin

joe? >> youst florida international in i got at one, starts right after the show you know, it's funny, draftkings. >> so that's what you'll be doing after halftime report. >> send money out, i've never tried that i don't even think they have one. it's just there for like decoration it's just money goes in. it never, anyway, that's my problem. we don't need. >> you have yet to >> thank you one way street the investment committee is answering your question. first up, a video question for kevin o'leary on alibaba >> hi, this is robert from canada >> stay long if you believe in the digitization of the economy and more people having products delivered as opposed to the hassle of retail, alibaba is a must hold. hold it through the saga the government there obviously works a little differently than our own. and they just want to shake the tree a little bit and did a good job doing it back on in line. he exists, he's out there and really has nothing to do with the sock the stock stay along baba. >> next,

romaine: have you been on the subway lately? joe: a couple of times. pretty bare. have a great story about what's going on inside goldman sachs, including ceo david solomon, people not coming back to the office. what is the major source of that angst? why we desire to see more people? >> it's a valid question. a lot of folks inside goldman are asking the same question. why does it matter so much? much like other investment banks, goldman sachs did phenomenally well in 2020 with its best performance in a decade and stocks at an all-time high. on the business front, there can be no complaints. yet the ceo here is worried about the lack of an office preference -- presence. he wants more and more people to return to the office and it is causing increasing frustration. folks want to be back in the office and they would like to see more empathy and more flexibility when it comes to what will be a post-covid new normal. romaine: and a lot of this is really contingent on vaccinations and getting covid under control. things outside the control of many executives out there. b

[laughter] joe: down 7% today. romaine: thank you, joe. value added. and it was nine point 9% yesterday, so not looking too bad. but the highs and lows of clubhouse. what are people thinking about tomorrow's trades, sarah? dare i say, because i hate to make this easy assertion, but the stimulus checks, does anybody think that is relevant to what happens next? sarah: they certainly do. a deutsche bank survey showed that half the respondents that they questioned between ages 25 and 34 said they were expecting to invest half of the stimulus checks into the stock market. this will filter in. caroline: a fun fact, we love it. thank you so much on all things clubhouse. that is it for "what'd you miss?" joe: bloomberg technology is up next. romaine: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've

the way you are treating joe biden. you know, i used to think joe biden was a doddering fool, he couldn't tell his sister from his wife and he didn't know the name of the secretary of defense and there you are with peter doocyre mocking him for nt having press conferences.en now i know why he doesn't have press conferences. he's busy inventing the viruses and figuring out how to distribute them. in seven weeks' time, this man will have killed the t virus, joe biden, 50 years in the senate, not one profound thing i'm a joe biden had to cheat his way through law school. joe biden, who was plagiarizing from people even as a senator and little did we know, is not a doddering old fool, an egomaniac and a narcissist taking creditit for the work of donald trump and all these other people. he has been working like no president in americann history. he is the modern-day jonas salk. he is -- he's thomas edison. he has -- with never had a president like this. it's fantastic. it may tell you something about this guy biden. he's a li

it is available wherever you listen to podcasts. probably double up. joeknow what you are going to do over the weekend, but i feel like listening to -- romaine: do you go home and listen to your own podcast? joe: i can't stand my own voice. what about you? romaine: i don't listen to my own voice. i take for granted that everything was great. joe: that does it for "what'd you miss?" romaine: good night caroline. bloomberg technology up next in the u.s. carolina be back on monday. this is bloomberg. >> (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you to maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. you can do an uncomfortable, old-fashioned crunch or an aerotrainer super crunch. turn regular planks into turbo planks without getting down on the floor. and there are over 20 exercises to choose from. incredible for improving flexibility an

but according to you, joe, playing politics, racial politics, using a photo i.d. to prove you are who you are at the polls is worse than jim crow? really? coming from the guy that partnered with the former klansmen, that would be you, joe, you partnered with robert byrd, a former klansmen to stop the integration of schools, joe. you did that kamala harris even called you out on that i've not forgotten. ultimately this is part of the democratic plan surrounding hr and sr-1. they are trying to build through lying and in this case playing the race card what they believe is a moral rarely argument for what will be unconstitutional legislation that would eliminate election integrity as we know it. it would block state legislators from actually doing their job as defined by our constitution. they would have no voter identification whatsoever. hr-1, sr-1 need to be stopped immediately, and frankly, the use of the race card needs to end. joe biden, we don't need lectures from you, mr., oh, we can't integrate our public schools. according to a new poll from rasmussen, a lot

joe, you own this one. >> i do. it reached its peak back on september 2nd. ut the company. you still going to get sales growth in 25, 30%. it's got the brand recognition it has the digital experience and revenue since september 2nd is reported in each of their earnings it's been incredibly strong. the problem going back to the top of the show. this is stock identified add classic momentum name. that stock favored now that strategy is unfavorable with investors i'm going to sit in name but i'm going to understand a strong earnings report which you'll probably get will not move stock significantly higher >> shannon, the comments are interesting you wrote about lul lululemon. you think it's a trend why do you still own it then >> i don't own it. >> you don't >> i feel like i missed this why i felt like i missed it because there was an opportunity to pick up on some of these work from home trends i think lulu benefit ted from that now we're seeing a trend down. what kind of pull back would you look for >> it's had a decent size pull back already this is still 40

how can you tell joe biden from dictators? play along coming up next. ♪♪ new game, save it, joe. our new president likes to tell everyone he's no socialist but we did a little digging and it turns out he often sounds a lot like some of the world's most notorious dictators. i'm going to read a quote, the panel has to guess whether to joe biden or one of history's worst lefty tyrants and we have movie villains to make it interesting. and out of owners, quitting panels it's a trip to a siberian trip. once this time of year. ready to play. >> i am so worried about this. [laughter] >> you should be worried. [laughter] >> cap place to win and kevin -- >> she's a dictator. >> emotional warfare only. >> gary, this one is for you. you may not be interested in more but more is interested in you. who said it? joe biden, darth vader or leon? >> trotsky. kennedy: first.of the board. with your question, here you go. who said this? i can tell you i've known eight presidents, three of them intimately. joe biden, castro or corleone a? >> joe bi

joe: let me ask you a question. message we have gotten from the fed is that the rise in rates represents a stronger economy. they are not worried about it. but, to the rising rates at some point threaten to tighten financial conditions such that in order to get to that destination we know they want to get to, they have to push back in some way. is there a point where it becomes sort of mechanically a problem? tim: yes, there is theoretically a point where you can imagine financial conditions tighten. it is not so much that longer rates are rising up, but something happens to tighten financial conditions noticeably. what i mean is probably something outside of the expected growth of the u.s. economy, something like a basic misunderstanding of monetary policy going forward or some kind of financial accident. those are the kind of circumstances where i would want -- where i would expect the fed would want to be more forceful in pushing back against the rise in long-term yields or the expectations of tightening. i think

joe: i'm allergic to peanuts. romaine: everything doesn't have to do with you. 100% peanut butter wrapped in a peanut candy shell. that doesn't spark a rally, i don't know what will. joe: i don't check on stocks i'm allergic to. caroline: let's focus on commodity close. long peanuts. romaine: i did not know joe was allergic to peanuts. do we have extra time to talk about this? our producer says no. caroline: go to twitter for more in-depth analysis of joe's allergies. joe: bloomberg technology is up next in the u.s. romaine: daybreak australia is up next in asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco and this is bloomberg technology. coming up on the next hour, bitcoin dips as president biden's take for the sec, and saying that they must root out crypto fraud. the governors of texas and mississippi have

joe: yeah, there you go.as some expectation, you know the talk was if doesn't talk down rates, then maybe they're going to pop up, is he going to push back, is he going to push back? he didn't really do that at all and not much happening at all on the rates front. five-year yield went down. that's because to how committed they are to keep rates lower for longer. five-year went down. 10-year went up, but barely. it was higher, it was 1.69 or 1.68, not much movement there. finally you see the power shares q.q.q., e.t.f. that has been lagging lately having a pretty good day. romaine: 1.648 on the 10-year, ominous or a good sign, one way or the other. caroline: it really crosses assets. quite remarkable how much he managed to toe that dovish line. joe: markets liking it in the sense that stocks went up and people didn't sell out treasuries. what was it about the performance that seemed that the markets were pretty well chill with it? >> the last time we were talking about powell, there were such high expectations

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i want to talk about the moves that you guys are making and it plays right into this story. joe's got some interesting ones which i'm going get to in just a second steve weiss, you continue to bet at least against good parts of tech, right? >> well, i wouldn't say it's a bet against it i would say i'm cutting my exforbe you are. >> let's not parse words >> particularly in the semis. >> let's not parse word, dude. you're negative on the semis you're getting more negative on the semis, right come on. >> i'm getting more negative on the market, not more negative on the fundamental stories. >> all right and it doesn't matter what i believe, it matters what the market believes and what the market's going to do so on one hand, the analysis of technology in the semis is very easy because all you have to do is look at the ten-year and whatever way the ten year is going the microcosm of trading and the ten-year, the yield comes down and the smh and the qs and the nasdaq go up and then you see that rates will go back to neutral for the day and then these stocks will trade down whereas the c

next couple of days you could start the big rip higher in part because of the positioning that, joe, you are mentioning steph, you own lam research, give us something. then, doc, i want you to talk about applied materials because you own the calls. you first, steph. >> i have owned lam for a long time and it is on d ram recovery which we've seen last quarter it rose 40% sequentially the other part of the business is nan that has not recovered. it is the second half of the year story and they will benefit. by the way, i think applied materials have more nand exposure than lam so they may benefit more, but the trends are there. it is data center, it is cloud, 5g, it is band width, all of what is going on in memory, right. if this analyst at bernstein is right and you have wafer equipment growth, that's enormous i have not seen that number yet, but on top of market share, on top of services, on top of better pricing and margins, i think this one and applied, you could own them both. i happen to just have a big position in lam though. >> understood. john, applied materials is yours. >> yeah.

joe: the question is, "what'd you miss." caroline: breaking news, we've got what we're missing right now is a recovery that is far from complete according to jay powell, getting some breaking news coming from the fed chairman. the fed support is going to continue, his remarks in a text of some testimony he is going to be given to the house committee, remember him and, of course, jeanette yellen, the predecessor at the fed going to give evidence, indications of activity and employment that have turned up, the labor market with conditions recently improved, joe, a recovery that is faster than expected and looks to be strengthened, millions of americans still hurting. it speaks to the fact that they are all about the labor market. joe: absolutely, more more, let's welcome in bloomberg knicks editor michael mckee. michael, it seems to me, the continued theme from powell, message discipline. this vision of not doing anything until something he accepts. michael: in his testimony in previous years, the fed is releasing his testimon

you miss?" the nasdaq pulling back from those january levels. joewhile you were on the others out of the room relaxing, caroline and i were covering a lot. joe: the market went back down to january levels? that's pretty scary. look at all that red. caroline: you were resting on your laurels, not a care in the world. joe: i had a lot to do. let's find out what happened. some of these moves accelerating to the downside, levels right near last tuesday and friday. are people thinking we could bid a point where things start to break down further, or is it safe that we are back to january levels? >> a lot of it had to do with the yield picture. i did a little nerd math crunching, bear with me here, just for you, joe. the correlation between the two new yield and the nasdaq 100 has turned negative and that hasn't happened for two years, chai think is a pretty interesting accommodation. it's not just about the cyclical rotation anymore. it's directly a result of the yield market. essentially when yields go up, tech drops specifically. i think that's a reall

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you? are we supposed to joe's leg gave out because of a calm breeze on a beautiful sunny day? jen psaki had a different explanation. we'll tell you that coming up later in the program. first, back to the so-called biden blitz. usually means a maximum of one public event a day and most of this week, joe will be in practice, practice, practice mode for thursday's big press conference. remember, during the campaign, joe biden usually completely would disappear five to six days before any big event like a debate.re in between naps, joe needs a lot of time to prep and memorize his lines and study his note cards. this is especially true now joe's crisis on the board border is so dire that even democrats and even the media mob are starting to speak out. little late as usual. look at your t screen. shocking new photos released. you see the photos there by democratic congressman henry cuellar.e they're showing appalling conditions at the overcrowding migrant holding centers.ng the biden administration is now cramming migrants in to cages. that's right. again! with plastic covers. rememb

you have to look at african-american unemployment ticking higher. joe: we saw the white house chief of staff tweeting -- this white house tweets also, but not the way the trump white house did. if we don't do enough, it would take until april of 2023 to get back. it does underscore we have a long way to go. romaine: we were talking yesterday to a couple of other analysts and they were saying they thought the jobs number would come in a lot hotter than what the consensus would be. but it's going to take a lot to get us back up to those pre-pandemic levels, considering we stay at the pace we are today. joe: do you look at this report with a glass half full or a glass half empty? we had more job creation than expected and we see decent growth while it is here, but we are a long way from precrisis levels. guest: i couldn't agree more. it is a solid start to what we hope will continue but we have a long way to go. it could be 2023 before he closes cap and this is not the whole of the gap we need to fill. we would have actually created more jobs over the last

, ron johnson, i don't like you are not intimidated, i guess somebody working from joe biden'sistration demand you stopyo filming. why don't you in your own words tell america what you saw in what are looking at. >> i brought a group of 19 senators down to the rio grande valley. started the trip there is a night by joining the border patrol agents for their 10:00 p.m. muster. all of us took a chance to say thank you t particularly at a te where they are not getting support from their political superiors and i think it's important to know that we love them and we are grateful for the bravery they show every day. we then joined them on the midnight patrol. we encountered caravans of illegal immigrants walking up the trails numbing up north from the rio grande river. we saw kids walking alone, carrying infants walking alone in the trail, the first processing facility the cdp sets up, is underneath a highway bridge and it consist of a series of outdoor pens where the kids and moms are sitting in relying on the floor, they get processed and sent through. the next day we get sent to

got it. >> i saw you, joe, when i was talking to weiss and you want to get in on this and maybe shannon does, too. you go first basically it's a mega-cap tech versus a boeing, right it doesn't have to be so microsoft specific, but you get the spirit of my question and what many viewers may be thinking about today okay i see this trend happening boeing's breaking out. love the faangs for obvious reason, but what's going to get me more bang over the rest of this year? great question scott, i'm enjoying watching on the edge the other night you talked about boeing if i want to talk about airplane in an environment where we'll have a capex recovery and an industrial renaissance and 7% domestic growth, where am i going go to buy the airplane it's two places and you said it the other night. it's a duopoly boeing is the place and it's 5% off its all-time high and correct me if i'm wrong. here's what i said about boeing and boeing is 45% off of its high from 2019 and obviously, there's far more upside for boeing in the near-term in particular in an environment where we're trying to captu

romaine: you call it a falling knife, i mean, it could be just a spoon. joechallenging everyone today. romaine: let's talk about another topic you wrote about. give us a little bit of insight into, i guess, the potential for an exception? >> joe's podcast was really good on this. what are basically found out was there's really no easy answer to the fed here. they are kind of stuck because it might be seen as just catering to the banks by extending the slr as it stands, exempting reserves and exempt in treasuries from the slr ratio, but they may not have a choice because there's so much money coming into the system, so many reserves coming in from the fed's qe purchases that it's going to put a lot of strain on the banking sector. if they don't extend it, that raises a whole other set of questions, like why allow the banks to do dividends and stock buybacks? it's a pretty messy situation for the fed, which likes to control everything. it's kind of a losing situation if they cannot control it. caroline: a losing situation, as well as you get a lot of packet com

you can | break. that is the response - from joe biden. as you can see, from joe biden. ins me from joe biden. as you can see, david willis joins me from north america. some pretty strong responses from the democrats to this legislation? absolutely, many people here wondered whether trumpism would outlive trump and this is proof positive that it has. donald trump of course has consistently maintained, continues to maintain that the outcome of the election was fraudulent in certain key swing states— georgia among them. there is absolutely no proof to support that theory but certain republicans still support donald trump and they are willing to buy into that contention. so what we have now is a series of laws that they are working on in different republican lead state legislatures which will tighten the voting rules and georgia is the voting rules and georgia is the first to pass these new —— regulations —— republican—led. democrats say all of this is disingenuous, these claims that it will make the election process fairer and more secure are really a smokescreen for the fa

joe: i was barely alive. romaine: do you are doing? joe: i was zero but i was watching rates. i was tweeting about the 10 year in 1980. you mentioned, rates having a terrible quarter, selling off today. of course, one more day in the quarter. 10 year yield actually at one point was closer to 1.76. there it is around 1.7. romaine: you wonder kind of what this all means. some optimism about the economy. at the same time, you have got some concerns about what is going on. joe: joining us, katie grayfield. thank you for joining us. one of the quieter days in recent times but we did get a pretty interesting selloff at least overnight in the 10 year and that seemed to set the tone. katie: it is interesting. over the last month, rates in u.s. hours at you have ended up with a selloff. even though the narrative this morning was that the bond market is starting to react to biden's spending plan that he will reveal tomorrow. they will be a focus on infrastructure. we are very unchanged. the 10 year yield is back at 1.7%. it is unclear at this point where the next big selloff is going to

can jump in anytime you want i always welcome it joe let me go to you 1st in sydney because they are awake it's an ungodly hour thank you for joining us i suppose our worst fears have come true the russia gate hoax as i said in my introduction was a domestic affair trying to destroy the presidency of donald trump and it did a lot of damage to his presidency and to relations with russia but now it is gospel with the biden in it in astray sion with incompetent people like jake sullivan and tony blinken at the helm here because nobody really knows what joe is doing here i mean this is a catastrophic situation and is as we all know it was a hoax it's been artificially generated but there were there married to it they can't let it go can they go ahead joe you know it's really it's way too useful to discard if a politician gets in to a scandal because the press someone in the press reveals some. fortune information about them who are they going to blame they blame of hostile foreign power whether russia and if the pentagon on the television i

and they certainly aren't attacking joe biden. youeared to call a voter fat and "jack," and his poll numbers went up. we were like, okay, this guy is teflon joe. >> because he's nice. >> you know, it was maddening to donald trump throughout the entire campaign. he couldn't find something that stuck on joe biden so he tried to attack his family. nobody cared. that didn't stick on joe biden either. and so now these republicans -- the majority leader -- listen, minority leader of the republican party reading dr. seuss. listen, i had problems with newt gingrich when he was speaker of the house, but usually we were fighting about spending cuts, not whether newt was reading dr. seuss while the most popular book in history was being read to democrats. >> two things in play here. one, donald trump has changed the landscape where in the past it made sense for republicans to go off on overspending on government programs, you know, donald trump was unorthodox to say the least. he was a big spending republican. he cut checks for people in the cov

trump left biden with the vaccine distribution plan that's basically a xerox copy of his bear you know what. joe don't care what your friends in the mainstream media say. you are entitled to your own opinion but you aren't entitled to your own facts and by the way would you mind telling us who the neanderthal -- is now and that's my closing bid you can catch more of me at cameo.com/judge janine at cameo.com/judge janine. thanks much for watching. i'm jeanine pirro advocating for truth justice and the american way and i will see you next saturday night. ♪♪ >> in order to open these doors you did not say open sesame, we say open biden. that's our magic word. open biden, i love it. greg: here's another magic word, seek help. ♪♪ it was vile moose. or seuss. tuesday was his birthday which coincides with national read across america day but the doc was nowhere to be found. a few years after first black president read dr. seuss to kids on this very day the new old

and looks, you know, looks good politically. >> well, let's put it bluntly, joe, it's like, you know, in 2020, donald trump and his people spent much of 2020 telling america that joe biden was senile, that he'd lost it, that he couldn't -- that he could barely put two words in front of one another. and we saw joe biden in the two debates and he was not senile and he could put two words in front of each other. in fact, he was way better than that. to your point, it's amazing that republicans are making the same mistake again. it's not just that they're making the mistake. it's that they saw how badly the mistake backfired just a year ago in terms of setting expectations in the wrong direction on biden, and here they are, doing it again. and you end up with a thing where right-wing media yesterday is reduced to having to criticized joe biden for having a three-wing binder with him at the podium. and i can't believe there's an american who doesn't look up and say, hey, there's a president who's got a briefing book. that's great. the president's got a bunch of details in front of him. he

you don't hear joe biden, you hear the people behind the curtain.hat is the fundamental issue, sean. that is the public health issue, the national security issue. that is the economic security issue.th who are the young progressive aides that are pushing all of these crazy policies? for example, take the teachers union. why doesn't joe biden stand up last night to teachers unions and say open our schools now? because the people working for joe biden don't want that t to happen. so he is not the one making the decisions. that is deeply alarming, sean. >> sean: all right, stephen miller, thank you. thanks for being with us. when we come back, we will have a lot more on tonight's big breaking news. growing calls for andrew cuomo to step down. jerry nadler, congresswoman ocasio-cortez, schumer, gillibrand, not looking good for him tonight. plus, it appears democrats are trying to actually steal a house seat. you are not going to believe it. kevin mccarthy responds straight ahead. ♪ ♪ kevin mccarthy responds straight ahead. ♪ ♪ oh, you think this is just

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you had hiring of an amazon alumni. for me, the take away is e-commerce doing better. joe: let's bring in the code proprietor of "gma" -- gme. one of the originals. you are a very serious investor. you have 30 seconds to digest these earnings and give us your complete analysis. what is your take away from the quarterly report? >> a lot of time to really dive in d. scrolling through the release, the big take, looking at the 2021 strategic adjectives, a lot of language around customer care operation. that goes in line with what we have been seeing with executive hires. really bringing the business from being the legacy break and mortar oriented business to a digitized customer centric operation. caroline: talk to us about e-commerce and happy birthday by the way. >> belatedly one day. caroline: global e-commerce sales in the salt -- the small print spread to 191 percent representing 30% of total net sales. how does that fit into your long-term vision of how much we move away from bricks and mortar and into digital only. >> the comp number looks great, which comes off a low b

judge jeanine: what would you say to joe biden? >> what are you doing?being vindictive to get even with donald trump. and i don't think he's making the decisions. i think it's the people round him. they are so vindictive about the positive impact trump made on the border and on america. judge jeanine: joe biden ban dismantling president trump's border policies on day one of his administration. now a record number of illegals are flooding into this country. david leopold is here to join us on "justice" tonight. you recently said that the currently the unaccompanied minors are not being met with the cruelty they were being met with in cages like they were during the trump administration. what do you base that on? >> the cruelty? let's talk about that for a second. one thing that the t trump administration showed us. with its cruelty and with its outlandish treatment of dren, the separation and kidnapping of children and treatment of people, humanity, of kids, they are still coming jeanine. why are they still coming? they are coming because this is not a bi

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are not doing that for good you can really enjoy a cultural life you will enjoy those balti willing joe youknow going to the gym but in this time only temporary base on the short term we will let all of people being vaccinated all we covered for corona to have the green posts it remains unclear whether international travel could also billing to the queen pass for now is vast ben gurion airport will remain closed for another 2 weeks to keep virus variants at bay traveling is not yet on the mind of this group or for long term friends interests and every age between 84 and 95 they had to play their favorite chinese board game a zone on line for the past year after their vaccinations they feel safe again to meet a very nice to see everybody is ok and remain pretty healthy throughout the year but very lonely and. it really is a wonderful feeling it's a 1st but cautious step back to some kind of normality. the coronavirus pandemic has hit unemployed people particularly hard with some no longer able to pay their rent. aid organizations in the u.s. fears that homelessness in the country could be on

explain. >> you think about the last 2 months. joe biden made a political decision. as probably a good political decision to be very boring. the last 4 years donald trump was anything but boring. in the last 2 months can you remember anything joe biden said? he doesn't do press conference. he is as boring as paint tries. -- dries. he is doing that on purpose. a lot of folks are relieved. they don't worry about what the president said. but it's all a mask designed to hide a radical policy agenda. if you look at the cabinet nominees biden put forward they are extreme. this 1.9 trillion dollars bill that the democrats forced through. they could have passed a bipartisan bill. last year we passed 5 through congress. republicans were ready to go to work on getting people back to work and distributing vaccines. democrats had zero interest. we want to pay off our buddies and adopt radical policies. three amendments we voted on all tight. all night. -- the $1400 stimulus checks should not go to violent criminals in prison. every democrat voted that again. murderer and rapists

you heard the term pregnant pause. joe biden's pauses were third trimester quintuplets. ese pauses were ready to burst. here is one of them. >> president biden: the best way to get something done, if it holds near and dear to you that you -- like to be able to -- anyway. i am it -- we are ready to get a lot done. >> tucker: got that, america? we will get a lot done. of course we will get a lot more done and confuse far fewer people if we go ahead and read our policy positions from smalld pieces of paper that others have painstakingly prepared for us. that way we won't lose consciousness in mid sentence or accidently start a war. when the topic of north korea s arose, joe biden knew exactly what to do. he found his piece of paper and he started reading the words that had been written on it. we are consulting with our allies and partners and there will be responses, if they choose to escalate. um, we will respond accordingly. but i'm also prepared, for some form of diplomacy. >> tucker: that's got to be pretty intimidating to the north koreans who, of course, are watching i

yourself on the back claiming 800,000 doses will exist by may, it great, as if you say there were up in in mid february. hey, joe warp speed, started by president trump. the program that should be credited for the fact that we now have 3 vaccines available. and even your vp kamala lied, when she saiding your -- said youradministration was m scratch. and there was no stock file or plan. the sad pardon, you and harrison and fauci get away with saying whatever you want, because you are pals, and media backs you up each day, like this disgusting headline that "vanity fair" that says. >> joe, 75 million of us don't care what your friends in the mainstream media say, you are entitled to our own opinion but not your own facts. by the way you mind tells us who the neanderthal is now. that is my closing, you can catch more of me at cameo.com/judge jeanine. i'll see you next saturday night night. ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello, i am markly vin this is "life, liberty and levin," we do this show differently, a long tomorrow form interview program. i bring people owe have two guests jason wit lock, and byron donalds a freshman member of

covered, but the nursing homes in the end is what's going to take the governor down. >> sean: thank you, joe. thank you, tammy. biden pushing his dangerous america last immigration agenda. it is a crisis. white house no working overtime to spin that it's not a crisis. in our own jim jenkins giving us a live update at the border tonight. senator lindsey graham telling us what needs to be done as we continue. thank you for joining us. ♪ piano playing ♪ ♪ “what the world needs now” ♪ the only thing a disaster can't destroy is hope help now at redcross.org it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >> sean: another day with another surge of migrants on our southern border. as we are learning tonight, the biden administration holding a re