john mattes he said as ousting was in response to his push for more strict moderation of extremists and extremism and violence on the platform and so does that is basically what he's saying is that partly the new parlor the new version of parlor on sky zone is not going to be more strict. i don't think they'll necessarily be more strict but if we're going to be honest here i don't think that's the reason that he was removed and now so the c.e.o. i don't think it's because he wanted to to crack down on violent speech i think it's because quite candidly he bungled a company that had all the momentum the number one downloaded app on the apple app store at the time they were taken down why were you there in the 1st place being built the way that you were built i mean they've been down for weeks and as i said this this reemergence is bad so. obviously you know the former c.e.o. wants to make the case that it's for ideological reasons that he's out not because i ran a tech company and it didn't work i didn't do a good job of protecting it no one's going to admit that so i'm skeptical of his r

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matt finn is live in los angeles with more, math, some things you just can't believe. >> john, one of of his 18th birthday in 1988. he had dreams of joining the military, but instead was killed in a double homicide approved for parole on wednesday. chris baker sister tells fox 11 bill lucian she and her brother are best friends and this week it felt like the family was on an island in court because they did not have a prosecutor in the room advocating for their loved ones killer. however dylan jones to stay in prison. >> him extremely frustrated and angry. how do you put a price on a human life, let alone two human lives? this guy can go free after killing two humans and gets to go free and still gets to talk to his family? no, i'm not cool with it at all. >> prosecutors were barred from the parole hearing as los angeles county district attorney. the prosecutors rolled a case in sentencing. and jones is getting california's best rehabilitation. in san quentin prison where it's been since 1991. the baker family said the sentence was 45 years to life but after governor jerry brown sp 26

matt: john, the other issue, not just the pandemic, that we're looking at right now is climate changeeeze in texas, it looks like one of the main problems is nobody thought in san antonio that you needed to insulate your pipes. it just doesn't get that cold. it's assuring against her earthquakes in chicago. there's not a reason to. but now there is. how does climate change affect your business? john: so, there's a series of what we call secondary perils that involve windstorms, tornadoes, hail, flood, and wildfires, which have always seen an increased frequency in recent years. that's separate from the primary perils like hurricanes and earthquakes, which is also been problematic for the industry in recent years. but having said that, i think the world is just going to have to help get itself more resilient to major fluctuations related by climate, typically with heat and dryness, but not always as texas is showing us. so, i think part of our job is to work with our own models to help people understand what risks are really out there, price those risks, and behave accordingly to try t

john: we haven't had a chance to ask her this question, but matt bennett why do you think she waitedng. she's clearly had this information for a long time. was it the fact that this came up a number of times during the question and answer period yesterday? >> yeah, i really don't know, but look, you've got to feel for somebody like congresswoman herrera beutler. she's a conservative republican. she is just elected and she is taking a tremendous amount of heat. i can only imagine the abuse she's been taking online and in otherwise. so, i think she's been trying to get the truth out, but in a, probably in a responsible and measured way and when she saw that the defense was making a mockery of the idea that the president thought that this attack on the capitol was a good idea, she wanted to make clear what she knew and that that just wasn't the case, that he had told mccarthy that these people were, you know, more worried about the election than he was. so i think she found it vital that she speak up when the defense distorted the record the way they did yesterday. john: let's dissect t

matt: john, as i said, in the financial community, there is a lot of respect for what draghi did.der how he is seen popularly in italy. will the people, the voters in italy see him as above this populist political shenanigans we have seen in italy over the past 75 years? >> to be honest, there is a lot of cynicism toward the politicians. i think more people have been shaking their heads in disbelief at how politicians could choose now to create a government crisis, make a government collapse and here we are spending days doing negotiations on who should get which job, so yes, draghi is a prestigious figure, and he may well manage to inspire more confidence in its italian's and they obviously looked to him to try and solve priorities, including the economic spac. anna: he would be following in the footsteps of other technocratic leaders in italy. thank you for joining us. bloomberg reporter john follain with the latest on what is happening in italy, certainly moving the markets this morning, whether it is the bond market, btp yields versus bunds. the end of an era after over 25 yea

matt michigan -- matt miskin of john hancock and stuart kaiser of ubs. quite a lineup.maybe i will stop by and check it out. jonathan: that would be awesome. you do have a show on bloomberg radio you might have to anchor, but if you have the time to see me, you're more than welcome. tom: we get the zamboni driver over at woman -- at woolman rink. jonathan: welcome back after the weekend. interesting week with chairman powell just around the corner. equities off the lows of the session. bond yields off the highs of the session, up just a basis point. down 27 on the s&p. -.7%. this is bloomberg. karina: the u.s. and iran are sparring over how to revive the nuclear deal. over the weekend i ran renewed its demand the bided administration renew -- the u.s. response is iran is isolated diplomatically and the ball is in their court. the next phase of president biden's legislative agenda is taking place, and economic package that will be potentially much larger than the 1.9 trillion dollar relief bill before congress. it could be the biggest infrastructure spending commitment s

. ♪ ♪ sandra: so you just heard from cpac's chairman, matt schlapp, john, we did learn there's a delayt's arrival, and it'll be a little bit longer before we hear from the former president. john i was talking to somebody on the ground there at cpac, it looks like he didn't leave palm beach from orlando until just about probably 25 minutes ago, so he should be on the ground soon, they're thinking about 4:55 eastern time when he hits the stage. so we've got another hour to go -- [laughter] and the speech is likely going to go two hours after that, so we've got a lot of tv to go here. sandra: you know what's good tv to fill when you have to? bring pete hegseth in. [laughter] he's done great stuff for days there. so, pete, give us the sense, because so many people that probably would love to be there are not. give us a sense of what it's like on the ground in orlando. pete: if you want me to fill an hour, i will. [laughter] i was just inside the hall if the third row anticipating the speech at the same time everyone else was, and then i got a ring, hey, can you come on out here? i made a d

matt gaetz. let's start with this james comey email. i'll start with you. that is to me johnham, did you see that? that's called a smoking gun email, is it not? matt gaetz firebrand. >> it appears that way. at times, seems like it's going to be able to contact trace john durham and figure out what he's been up to. not only did our own justice department set up the president on the russia hopes, they did it with rotten information and they knew the information was brought in when they did it. that is premeditated effort to try to dislodge the duly elected president of the united states, the viewers are watching wondering why hasn't anyone been held accountable. he dragged us all along and there was his expectation there would be this accountability, didn't see it come to fruition, deeply disappointing and you know and i know and all the viewers know that there's not going to be any accountability under the fight in justice department because none of the career people there think the way to move up in the biden justice department is to expose the russia hoax and instead, going

investigation into exactly what led up to that horrifying accident will take several weeks. >> john: thank you very much, mattnd author of the new memor, talking to goats about his career interviewing the greatest athletes of all time including tiger woods. you joined us yesterday when this was breaking. you were speechless. this was shocking to hear. adding to all of the trouble and trials and tribulations tiger woods as faced. another one. >> well, it was shocking because it comes on the heels of just over a little over a year ago when we got that phone call from fox about kobe bryant. a helicopter with a wreckage on the side of the hill. your mind races at that time. thank god we are not talking about tiger and he will recover. whether or not his injuries are so bad he can't resume his golf career, that remains to be seen. it was shocking. it's starting to wear off as the news has gotten better over the past 24 hours for tiger. >> sandra: at first we avoided the worst case scenario. he was going to live and then in surgery and now we await the specifics of what injuries he really has and whether he will pl

matt: all right, john, thanks very much for joining us, john follain covering this for us, a developingnow how much longer it's going to be a developing story, but fascinating to say the very least. coming up, we're going to look at the stocks to watch ahead of estimates. , we just spoke as well, with the ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. we are eight minutes from the start of cash trading right now. the u.k. economy news is still breaking that the slump in 2020 was the worst since 1709. you can see that futures are down for the ftse, but they're a lso down and even worse for the cac and the dax, maybe because the vaccine rollout in france in germany isn't nearly as good as it is. dani, we'll kick it off with ing. dani: ing beating off in profit. overall, really strong quarter for them. and that means they were able to join some of their european peers, saying we are likely to return to dividends once the ecb removes some of those restrictions. the cfo said as much speaking with annmarie hordern earlier today. let's take a list

matt haney. thank you to john carroll mr. clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. in order to protect the public, board members and city employees during the covid-19 emergency, the legislative chamber and committee room are closed. committee members will attend this meeting through video conference and participate asif

attorney john durham in the trump-russia probe? congressman mattthe obama administration did engage, a quote, premeditated effort to out of and get rid of president trump based on newly revealed government documents. what do you say? >> well what they have revealed, is at the very same time that james comey was certifying to the fisa court on an application for a warrant that they had confirmed and verified the steele dossier at very same time he sent a email to james clapper saying they hadn't verified the information and claims of the steele dossier. that is a very serious problem for james comey because it looks like he may have lied to a federal court. that has got to be investigated. frankly, if that is the, if that is what happened, it needs to be prosecuted for that. elizabeth: so this is a smoking gun email that was sent in january 2017 from then fbi director james comey to then director of national intelligence clapper. comey said, the fbi quote, was not able to officially corroborate christopher steele's trump reporting that was after he

matt gaetz went out to wyoming. do you know how the president feels about that this morning. the effort to oust her that failed? >> the former president, as you know, john, prefers instant gratification. he would have rather seen her lose that vote. and certainly, his ally, matt gaetz, was talking a very big game about the fact they had the votes, that didn't happen. although, it is worth noting that this vote was taken in support of her by secret ballot. people have not been willing to buck the former president publicly, but they were willing to do it when people wouldn't know what they were doing. so now, where the former president and his allies turn to is defeating liz cheney in wyoming, where they believe, and remember, a trump ally pollster, john mclaughlin, did a poll not very long ago, showing that liz cheney, even if it's within the lane of right, showing that liz cheney does have a problem in her district. i think you're going to see this fight by the former president and his associates move to her actual district. they believe that she is very vulnerable. they are going to either look for somebody to run against her or they're going to try to

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matt haney. thank you to john carroll mr. clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. in order to protect the public, board members and city employees during the covid-19 emergency, the legislative chamber and committee room are closed. committee members will attend this meeting through video conference and participate as if they're physically present in the chamber. you can dial 415-655-0001, once your connected and prompted, the meeting i.d. is 1872315946. following that press ## to be connected to the meeting. when you're connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you're line will be muted. when your item of interest comes up, dial *3, and a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. best practices are to call from a quiet location, to speak clearly and slowly, and to turn down your television, radio, or streaming device. everyone must account for potential time delays between the live coverage streaming. alternatively, you may submit your public comments by e-mailing me, my name is

was not from larry brock of texas from january 6th but for ted cruz and john cornyn for the events of february 13th. not from matter harm to the u.s. constitution. >> and it's interesting to hear you say what you said, david, and the way you said it because it's going given what trump lawyer said last night on cbs. listen to this and then, elise, i'm coming to you. >> what happened at the capitol on january 6th is absolutely horrific but what happened at the capitol during this trial was not too far away from that. the american people should not be putting up with this. they need to look at who -- who these house managers were and look to see whether these are the folks they want representing them. >> what? elise, help me. can you hear me? good. >> wow. the moral yesterday was an insurrection of the capitol where rioters were coming in and trashing the citadel of american democracy to simply holding donald trump to a count yesterday? it's just mind-blowing. i really am at the end of the day, all these republican senators that you heard for years during the obama administration rail about executive power and how m

matt gaetz, and others are so valuable. we've got to win the communication floor. >> sean: thank you all, appreciate it. john kerry being caught being a climate hypocrite. we'll show you the videotape or at senator kennedy's back and he has a lot to say peered the great one joins us, he's fired up on this busy edition of ar"hannity." thank you for being with us. no insurance? no worries, it's free. plus, now all patients can get 20% off their treatment plan. find every reason to smile. every day at aspen dental. call 1-800-aspendental or book today at aspendental.com these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ♪ ♪ >> sean: failed >> sean: failed negotiator john kerry continues to deliver a cruel and job killing crushing message to a

john weaver has been accused but that process is yet to play out. we'll continue to call these alleged situations, accusations until that. mattu know, weigh in on this. what happens to this group and what do you think about the lack of media coverage by the places that had these individuals on all the time on their air? >> you are absolutely right. they love to play to the fact that they were republicans, criticizing president trump. but let's be honest here. they had nothing to do with president trump losing, nothing. their down ballot targets like susan collins and thom tillis won big. so not only were they was a scandal but they were ineffective. for folks who followed these folks for a long time these aren't surprising allegations, these are has beens, never weres and reminds me at the end of a heist movie where the bank robbers turn and fight with each other. not a surprise to anyone. >> martha: we'll take a quick thought and be back with more. it appears that minneapolis's plan to defund the police ended up with a situation where they had a large jump in homicides. sad, not surprising. the city is now spending millions

john. >>> so there is hope and frustration as mecca increases its vaccination. cnn has pandemics covered from all around the world. >> i'm matte good news, mexico's rollout program is ramping up, more vaccines have been administered in the past week than the previous two months. all the country's healthcare workers are expected to be fully vaccine natd and more doses are expected to arrive in the coming days the bad news, mexico remains far off from vaccinating a substantial number of its people. as of saturday, 1.6 million doses have been administered. just .3% of the population have been fully vaccinated. >> i'm in london where prime minister boris johnson set anticipated roadmaps. the prime minister who wants to avoid a rise in the national health centers is rolling out a slow, cautious rollout he says will be guided by the data. the balancing act is that he doesn't create a breeding ground for new variants, putting pressure on a very successful vaccination program. the expectations that schools will open march 8th follows by march 29th when social gatherings will be allowed outdoors. >> in rome, it waly is marking s first

with john's hopkins bloomberg school of health about the vaccine rollout and what we can learn from the u.k. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." i am amanda lang alongside mattumbers of coronavirus cases are falling globally. regardless of what is happening in the countries, we are seeing a decline in it is raising speculation that we are hitting the so-called elusive herd immunity that there is enough out there that we are seeing a natural decline. matt: some countries like the u.s. have had really an incredible success at developing, producing, and injecting vaccines. well over 60 million injections have been executed in the u.s. there is a large percentage, at least relative to what we see here in europe and there in canada, of people who have gotten both shots and as a result, some people are saying we could reach -- one person from the john's hopkins school of medicine, we could reach herd immunity by april. amanda: and so let's double check that the fact and how optimistic we should feel. dr. ruth faden as a bioethics professor at the john's hopkins bloomberg school of health . how optimistic should we feel? i know that america is doing a good job of v

matt, thank you so much. good luck this weekend. time for our second clue for tonight's mystery guest. he shares the same number as mickey mantle and john elway. who could that be? up next, my angle explains why the u.s. boycott of the beijing olympics is a necessity area. and then former secretary of state mike pompeo will respond. >> now, boycott the beijing games, that is the focus of tonight angle. >> the following are indisputable facts. china is a brutal dictatorship. of repressive regime. china does not recognize individual freedoms, freedom to worship, speak freely, petitioned petition the government. fact, china has imprisoned and tortured political dissidents for which they have merck currently more than million muslims in reeducation camps. so how does china keep its citizens in line? 1.3 billion? through intimidation and fear, and a vast surveillance network. according to the bbc, by 2018, there were already about 200 million surveillance camera in china. by 2021, this number is expecte to reach 560 million. roughly one for every two-point for citizens. now, peaceful protesters in hon kong tried their best to avoid being cau

matt gaetz and bigs and others, jim jordan, are so valuable. we've got to win the communications were. >> sean: all right, guys, thank you all. coming up, john kerry caught red-handed being a climate hypocrite. we will show you the videotape. and senator kennedy is back, and he has a lot to say. and the great one joins us, he is fired up on this busy edition of "hannity." thanks for being with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: failed negotiator john kerry continues to deliver what is a cool and crushing, job killing message to america, oil, gas, energy workers. kerry wants everyone to know that despite all the major economic sacrifices you have to make to deliver on his green energy fantasies, and his stupid paris accord agreement that china and india, they are developing nations, we pay all the money, and we meet all of the rigid standards, but not them. under no circumstances, though, can he give up his private jet. he says he has no choice but to fly in his beautiful, private jet, i think to iceland. >> on that issue of pollution, i understand that you came here with a private jet. is that an environmental way to travel? >> if you offset your carbon,

john lucas, a career-high 26 for the beavers. stanford falls, 73-62. the cardinal lost three straight. a tough season for cal hosting oregon in the regular season finale. some family allowed in. mattere going to hit the jumper to bring cal within one. it might be the last game for the junior. it all false apart later. oregon's figaro, steals in the backcourt. that was fancy. cal needs a time out. after the time-out, figaro steals it in a lay up, scoring seven points in 30 seconds. cal falls, 74-63. bears end the regular season 3 and 16 in conference. pac-12 tournament starts in three weeks. >>> season finale for randy ben tonight at byu. early second half. tommy kuzi hitting the tough jumper. he gives the gales the lead but the cougars counter. how about this? a 21-4 run, nell with ate of the career high 135 in the pan. the conference tournament in vegas with the first games on thursday. >>> the warriors are donating 100 meals for every point they score this season. you heard it right. 100 meals, every point, with a goal of donating 1 million meals to local food banks. earlier this week the warriors held a pop-up pantry at chase center as part of the swishes for dishes program. sa

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john: you're saying no big deal we should not read anything into it? >> you should read a little bit that they won't invite critics of president trump because matt has madea strong supporter and also respects. and to take a look at the agenda, for example. there are a few of a session here and a session thereby defense, there are seven sessions, seven sessions devoted to election security, rehashing the 2020 election from the perspective of the mechanics of the election. a severance separate sessions on the election returns and the election integrity issues. >> john: we heard one of those this morning, there was an uncomfortable moment on wednesday when the house minority leader kevin mccarthy and liz cheney, the number three ranking republican were both at the microphone. let's watch how that unfolded and get your reaction. >> do you believe president trump should be at cpac this week and mark >> yes, he should. >> about president trump and the extent on january 6th, i don't believe that he should be planning along the future of the party or the country. >> john: split among the leadership, is that indicative of the greater split among the party when it

. >> john: here's a guy who fought back from you know, the situation from a decade ago that nearly torpedoed his career, then experienced his terrible terrible back problems as matt and was winning tournaments again and challenging in majors and now this, and you know, you have to feel for him, because he went through so much in terms of the back problems, the surgeries, the rehabilitation, there you see some recent pictures a much more bulked up tiger then we had seen in the past with a brand-new swing, and now -- >> sandra: john, we have an update. >> john: is in the hospital undergoing surgery. >> sandra: mark steinberg has just put out a statement saying that tiger has suffered "multiple leg injuries and is currently in surgery." at sportscaster jim gray joining us on the news spread we just learned this now from steinberg that he is injured in multiple places in his leg and is currently in surgery, your thoughts at this time? >> well, it is tragic to hear this. it is tragic to hear this, and it is just an awful circumstance. and i am just listening to the details that you all are giving and catching up on this, but i'm speechless, really. it's quite sad to t

antics russia investigation and matt wex brought up an example looking forward to reality czar's deal claim see nelson mandela which did not happen. steve: roundly criticized. johnrofessor quoted orwell and said think about this. who controls the past controls the future. who controls the present controls the past is that what you really want a truth commission? ainsley: like a 9/11 commission. steve: a reality czar. i'm telling you this is the truth. i'm telling you these are the headlines. i'm telling you here's jillian mele with them. jillian: i'm telling you i'm going to start your headlines right now. steve: thank you. jillian: today members of congress will pay tribute to capitol hill officer brian sicknick who died in the januar. president biden and first lady paying respect tolls officer sicknick overnight as his remains lie in honor in the capitol rotunda. he will be buried in arlington national cemetery after a private viewing for his family. two fbi agents shot and killed while serving a search warrant in south florida. newly released audio revealing the terrifying moments. ♪ fj respond to a shooting in 10100 reflections boulevard. 10100 reflections b

dagen: john, what about the regulatory risk, amazon web services which was run by andy jaffe pulled the plug on parler. essentially shut down a competitor, a social media mattsame time, amazon was over $125 billion in just quarterly sales last quarter, is maybe too big and right now the democrats are controlling the house, the senate and the white house but that could and will likely change, maybe in two years. at least in terms of the senate and the house. and you've got a company that looks way too big and way too powerful. >> you're right. you bring up some great points, dagen. i think one of the biggest points here is the possible issues surrounding anti-trust. i think it is possible that there could be -- i don't think there will be a breaking up of amazon. however, i do think there could be new regulations put in place to stop amazon from instituting certain anti-trust practices, such as let's say competing with their own members of the platform that are listing products as startups in amazon's marketplace. that should not be allowed. and then as it relates to parler, i do think that amazon is probably going to learn its lesson here from the negative

john maguire, bbc news, bedford. yes, indeed, all good wishes from us to captain tom. now, as we wait for today plus my coronavirus briefing from downing street, led by matthealth england, let's talk to nick trickle —— stephen powys. 0ne let's talk to nick trickle —— stephen powys. one of the big concerns today is the discovery of people who have the new south african variant of coronavirus but they haven't travelled from south africa, so there is a worry know there is community transmission of this variant, so emergency testing is under way in parts of england at the moment. is under way in parts of england at the moment-— the moment. yes, it is, it is 'ust 11 --eole the moment. yes, it is, it is 'ust 11 people who i the moment. yes, it is, it is 'ust 11 people who they i the moment. yes, it is, it is 'ust 11 people who they haven't i the moment. yes, it is, it isjust 11 people who they haven't been | the moment. yes, it is, it isjust- 11 people who they haven't been able to make a direct link back to someone who has travelled to south africa, and that is why we are seeing this emergency testing parachuted into these areas. they are doing two things with