gibson, welcome back to "mad money. >> jim, it's great to be back with you. >> thank you, john hey, listen know we got this release today. small business jobs index dips in june. rate of job growth moderates your numbers are always the best there is and i said there is a little slow deceleration, maybe that's more important than how you're doing, because your numbers were good how can you put this, the news release in context with how your company is doing >> yeah, well, look, jim, i think in the index, what i would say is we're basically back to where we were in january you look here halfway through '23, we saw the job index the first quarter, we saw an increase every month of that quarter. then we've seen moderation over the last couple. and what's interesting in the june numbers, when you dig under it, what we're seeing is some deceleration because people are trying to get more difficult to find people particular in leisure and hospitality. so that is a soft spot. >> it is so hard, that business right now. but there is something that concerns me. i've been a big believer that the yield

president, marked 25 years since detective john gibson and officer jacob chestnut, of the capitol police, were killed in the line of duty while defending the capitol building. it was a darnlg day in the -- a dark day in the history of capitol. it would have been darker without the heroics of the officers. in the face of grave danger, they acted with extreme valor and courage, undoubtedly saving lives of many others in the building that day. we're graifg -- we're grateful for their sacrifice 25 years ago, grateful for the work the capitol police do every day to keep the capitol complex and those who work here safe, and we pray that their families have some degree of peace, even though they have huge holes in their heart with these terrible losses. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. the clerk: ms. baldwin. quorum call: has it been around and how do you find what we see on the website? >> we believe transferring is transformational. transparency revolutionizes politics so we started and corruption in 2011 and first-ever t

. >> reporter: shawn gibson is john gibson's great grandson. >> he was a single father raising twinsing to make a living for his family. >> reporter: jackie robinson became the first black man to integrate the mlb in 1947. that move was the beginning of the end. the loss of the league's biggest stars led to its demise in 1960. stadiums like henchlift here in patterson, new jersey would fall into disrepair. but in may, this one reopened. it's a sports comeback. and a symbol of urban renewal. saved by local activists from demolition, it underwent a renovation. once of the last surviving negro league ballparks. a place of civic pride. >> they know players like larry dovey played on this field. it's such a pleasure. >> reporter: a field of dreamers who made history. >> it's important history for americans to understand. >> reporter: and their legacy, bigger than baseball. >> and we appreciate your watching. our next local newscast tomorrow starting a new chapter can be the most thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a ques

chicago defender henry brown shows uncle sam, the symbol of america, tipping his to salute gibson as johnpaul, symbol of england shields his eyes in displeasure and perhaps even shame during the first round matcin which gibson's english opponent, barbara knapp, lost. and quickly. brown's illustration perfectly captures the idea of gibson as a representative of america. like the accompanying portrait which he has been made to look like when a famed illustrator, charles dana gibson's gibson girls who were supposed to represent the beay employees of american women. but we know, of course, that althea gibson did nofit the ld of one of charles dana gibson's girls. there were those felt that gibson just wasn't that her debut at. forest hills was anomalous and hardly representative of all african. since since the sport was considered a male. it was for many a foregone conclusion that sports would be led by african-american. this helps us the shock that emanated from the front page headlines of two mainstream daily newspapers in new york titled tennis admits -- a girl player at the new york times

chestnut and detective john m. gibson of the united states capitol police who were killed in the line of duty defending the capitol on july 24, 1998. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1501 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1501, a bill to prohibit the secretary of homeland security from operating or procuring certain foreign-made, unmanned aircraft systems and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from mississippi, mr. guest, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. payne, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from mississippi, mr. guest. mr. guest: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous materials on h.r. 1501. the speaker pro tempore: without objectio

john: and the fara charge, leo weiss, assistant u.s. attorney there, the judge said according to our jake gibson, if the government could potentially bring a fara charge, leo weiss answered yes, why we went down that road. our hillary vaughn caught up with some democratic lawmakers and asked them about this and the potential charges and allegations of wrongdoing with the bidens. here is what she got from it. listen here. >> why do you think democrats seem to not care when there's a democrat in the white house about possible corruption in the oval office? >> the corruption that we are seeing is a corruption of the republican party. >> why don't democrats care about some of this stuff that has come out? >> it's b.s. >> there's no real evidence. >> why would we want to impeach him when there is no wrongdoing. >> john: there is a lot of talk swirling about a possible impeachment investigation the only way to get to the bottom of this. but when you hear the democrats dismiss all of this out of hand as they do, what do you think? >> well, what else can they do, really. it's the evidence of wrongdoing is piling up every single day and the repub

gibson. thank you. with that, i will declare the hearing adjourned. to democracy. next testimony on the origins of covid 19 with former director of national intelligence john ratcliffee testified before the select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic with other government officials. we talk about intelligence gathered by the us and roadblocks to those investigations. the hearing is 21/2 hours.

john. the office of the assessor recorders. mapping and recording division. the urban place consulting group. steve gibson. katy gibson and erin atlanta cla . kelly kelly, finance. kristen lowell. the excelsior action group. maribel ramirez and the excelsior outer mission merchants andrea ferrucci and sean ingram. if there are any questions from the board to ewg at this time, seeing none. thank you, mr. corgis. we will now open public comment for this hearing. and as i stated earlier, every speaker will be allotted up to two minutes and we will take those folks who are here in the chambers first before going to a remote public comment. are there any individual rules who would like to testify on this excelsior community benefit district hearing? if so, if you'll come up to the microphone, if not, madam clerk, will we would you please go to any remote public comment? all right, mr. shue. mr. billy shue, do we have any callers in the queue who are prepared to make comment on this item? madam clerk there are no more callers in the queue. thank you, mr. president. are those of you mr. standing up wish to make p

john. the office of the assessor recorders. mapping and recording division. the urban place consulting group. steve gibson. katy gibson and erin atlanta cla . kelly kelly, finance. kristen lowell. the excelsior action group. maribel ramirez and the excelsior outer mission merchants andrea ferrucci and sean ingram. if there are any questions from the board to ewg at this time, seeing none. thank you, mr. corgis. we will now open public comment for this hearing. and as i stated earlier, every speaker will be allotted up to two minutes and we will take those folks who are here in the chambers first before going to a remote public comment. are there any individual rules who would like to testify on this excelsior community benefit district hearing? if so, if you'll come up to the microphone, if not, madam clerk, will we would you please go to any remote public comment? all right, mr. shue. mr. billy shue, do we have any callers in the queue who are prepared to make comment on this item? madam clerk there are no more callers in the queue. thank you, mr. president. are those of you mr. standing up wish to make p