and in new york, john big journalist, entrepreneur, and full editor of coin, desk site, specializing in but coin and digital currencies. welcome to all on the program, john, can i begin with you in new york because in theory and opportunity for the disenfranchised to be included in the process that will make it easier for them to receive money from abroad without the middleman taking a huge cut on the surface, it seems like quite a game changer for el salvador. sure, absolutely. does. i mean the, the ultimate dream for a lot of big klein fans crypto currency fans in general was the ability to do remittances. remittance is the crypto currency are a sensually free. there's still associated fees, but they're definitely not the $20.00 to $30.00 to even 50 percent fees associated with like a western union. those fees are just for pages. so for el salvador to, to accept bitcoin as its own fee currency, you could say, or just a sort of generally accepted in a as legal tender is vitally important. because i can basically sit here from my phone with you over $5.00 and not have to worry that i'

go ahead, john new york. no, no, there's going to be no accountability because as we said, as we know, there's a really leads and there's a media that serves. this really leads and so there's never gonna be an accountability never been, never will be independent investigation. fact, she won't be brought to justice. i maybe he'll be thrown under the bus by people, obviously more powerful because he's just upon at the end of the day. but there was one moment here. i really want to emphasize that we're not we haven't talked about is the public. how does the public, how does the american public see this? and why do they fall for every time every time the american public at least 5060 percent, they fall for not entirely 100 percent. but 56 percent of people believe the lies and they fall for every time. why? because americans have effectively outsource their thinking to the media. yeah, most americans, they, they cannot, they're so busy. they have so much debt. there's so much credit card debt. they pay the rent,

i'm joined by my guess john verbally in new york. he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia, in graphics we tom, verbally, he is a contributor with real america's voice. and in los angeles, we cross who pi e, and he is a corporate strategic planning and independent economic analyst or a gentleman cross talk roles in effect, that means can jump anytime you want pie, i always go to the person that got up early as for their program and that's you because here exactly on the other side of the world as me. as i said in my introduction, what a people to in any way we know the ratings are really, really down. but i mean, in my introduction, i just gave you the easiest stories that they blundered over the last few years. and there is no correct there. they don't even recognize that they're, they, they, they misinformed the public, they, they, inside the public and they, and with no self reflection of how much damage it's being done here. and on top of it all the story says, divide people. and it seems to

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: inflation is hitting your working hours. yes. dr. francis collin, head of the national institutes of health. on the hot seat. he's e-mail surfaced calling the lab leak theory a conspiracy theory. but now he's saying it needs to be thoroughly investigated. that is moments away. stick around for that. first, texas governor greg abbott declares a disaster on the s

new york became of her upscale or new town sell. this needs to be called gardens, or garden street in german. believe it was the heart of new york, new york, john is convinced that returning to the towns previous name, it's only a survival. if no votes go went back to be new york headlines would surely be guaranteed. music of our foreign minister has already suggested we post you in assembly here and our ukranian new york. let them come. they were ready for them or was it was up for us. the new york already has a petrol station, beach area, and a handful of clubs. it seems all that's missing is a baseball team. and the legal and depending a draft lower to officially change, the town's name has been submitted to ukraine's parliament and his pending approval . but not everyone has to. jonathan tuesday has him since the 5 year olds, because garden is directly on the front line just getting to his house require the permits. she needs booking. it's quiet enough today. who knows what will happen tomorrow? shooting never really stops here. nobody mcculla tells us how restricted his life is become. the buses, stop running landmines now prevent him from

interesting though we might get some fed speak next week, john williams new york fed may walk back some implications of the fed message. >> that does it for the "closing bell." i want to wish my husband very happy first father's day this weekend. to you as well that does it for us. >> "fast money" starts now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site over looking new york city time square this is "fast money" tonight's trader lineup karen finerman, steve grasso, tim seymour and james mcdonald one of our traders says the market is confused, what they saw that was a real head-scratcher, we'll break it down straight ahead. plus chartmaster says look out below what is carter worth seeing in the charts later. >>> we're going bargain hunting, the beaten down stocks that are worth a second look. we start with friday fumble. toi stocks finishing session los and every single s&p sector lower, energy, utilities, financials posting the biggest losses, stocks field, yield fell, ten year falling back 1.44%. today's action has one of our traders scratching his head. tim, you're calling this market con con

john, great to be with you. i'm sandra smith here in new york. >> john: you as well, sandra. see you time. i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: beautiful scene in geneva. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. covid cover-up from china has now as of today led to the death of more than 600,000 americans. that is the new number on this tuesday. the battle over where the fault was is only just beginning. for months dr. anthony fauci and dr. francis collins and most of the media said that the idea that it could have come from the wuhan lab was a theory often talked about by president trump that they felt was not plausible. even though the virus was first spotted just a stone's throw from the lab where chinese scientists have long been working with bats and coronaviruses. even amping them up to make them more deadly. dr. robert redfield, the head of the cdc under president trump was one of the first officials to support this theory. that perhaps covid did leak from the lab. he says that since coming out with that theory, he received death threats as a result

in new york city, brand new surveillance video showing a moment a campaign volunteer for candidate eric adams is stabbed multiple times on a bronx street. police still looking for that suspect. >> john: we have team fox coverage to kickoff the program. ted williams joins us in just a moment. first, aishah hasnie live in new york city where all eyes are on the new york primary race today. hi, aishah. >> good afternoon. i've been talking to voters all day. i hear the same thing that crime is what is driving them here to the polls to vote for mayor. listen to what they told me. >> i have two kids that are starting to walk around the city by themselves. it scares me now. i didn't think i would be scared about that two years ago or 15 months ago. >> he has to deal more effectively with the police and the parole system, the prison system, which is broken. >> all right. here's a look at the top tier candidates in this race and where they stand on defunding the police. eric adams, andrew yang, katherine garcia do not support cutting the budget. and wiley wants to slash a billion dollars a year. now, this could be one of the biggest reasons that adams, a former nypd captain hold as very stro

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john: took the wife out for our anniversary the other night. the restaurant was packed. >> sandra: absolutely reservations in new york city are hard to come by forbeginning to feel like life is coming back to normal. for a lot of people, life never will be back because of the people we lost. before we go, a warning like you have never heard before. officials telling residents to stay off the roads as the city of millions is now in the path of potential destruction from elephants? the beasts busted out of a nature reserve in southwest china. they have since walked hundreds of miles. it's not clear how they got out or why they're walking or what their mission might be or what their destination is. apparently they're terrorizing people along the way and causing millions of dollars in damage. according to local reports, some drivers have had to sleep and eat in their vehicles for days while surrounded by elephants. an elderly man hid under his bed after they spoked their trunks in the windows of a retirement home. folks have tried to bait them to slow them down. they're begging people not to gawk at the elephants or feed them. so far no luck in gett

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i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: did he say $50 million? i'm john roberts. h the trump economic book and mostly tried to take credit for it. >> joe biden and the administration are essentially finishing the job. i think it will be an interesting test. >> he says he laid the ground work for all of that economic boom. he said this president trump gained among black and

. >> sandra: hi, john i'm sandra smith in new york. mike pompeo is accusing health officials of his department stone walling covid origins probe. now another official says there were warnings from inside the bureau not to pursue a probe. it would "open the can of worms." >> john: all of this as the former cdc chief, dr. redfield, says he received death threats from prominent scientists after saying he said that covid was released from the lab. >> sandra: now to rich. >> thank you, sandra. fox news has obtained e-mails showing intense fighting over this investigation. chris ford writing in january to the former acting assistant secretary tom d. accusing him 6f ducking an investigation. writing: he was working on that that and wrote in response: >> former officials say there was resistence throughout the state department to this inquiry. >> there were big fights in the organization. it was us ultimately putting out documents that demonstrated the facts we now lead to the overwhelming amount of evidence that this did likely come from this

i'm joined by my guess, john burley in new york. he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia. in graphics. we have tom, verbally, he is a contributor with real americas voice. and in los angeles, we cross you pi e, and he is a corporate strategic planning and independent economic analysts or a gentleman cross talk roles in effect, that means you can jump in anytime you want pie. i always go to the person that got up early as for their program and that's you because here exactly on the other side of the world as me. as i said in my introduction, what a people to anyone we know the ratings are really, really down. but i mean, in my introduction, i just gave you the easiest stories that they blundered over the last few years. and there is no correct there. they don't even recognize that they're, they, they, they misinformed the public, they, they inside the public.

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new york times" new report here, six times. she's been on "the beat." we have a minute left, john. where does this go from here? received this benefit and perhaps not said it on taxes so it squeezes barry weisselberg as well as weisselberg to cooperate. it may also mean that they're just going to go full blown and just let people sort it out after they indict. they probably do have enough with the documents to take down them all, but we'll find out in the days ahead. >> and with 30 seconds to matt miller, the trump organization and donald trump respond to this type of leak and this type of report how? >> they're going to know that it's a lot of pressure and if i was donald trump, i would try to be getting allen weisselberg as close to me as possible, because look, i suspect that district attorney already has the documents that show the numbers don't add up. what they need is a witness that said donald trump knew. allen weisselberg may be the only witness. there may be others as well but he's certainly one, so if you're donald trump, you want to keep him as loyal as possible in the face of really tremendous pres

back to john in new york. go ahead with your comment. >> caller: good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: thank you for what you're doing. i believe that the filibuster should be eliminated because of what was done yesterday. essentially what it was, it was a vote on debate so people could form the majority of the people in this country believe, they were behind the voting rights act that was taken yesterday. yesterday's action was about debate. now the previous woman said well there should be debate and everything. and she's absolutely correct. because the thing is, it's a republicans voted to have debate on it people could form better opinions on why they're opposed to these things. this was not a vote on the bill itself. it was a vote on a debate. even with what mitch mcconnell had said a short while ago on your program, you can't believe -- you can believe mitch mcconnell as far as you can throw him. he's always coming up about with things about the constitution and everything else. what did they do with

will be overwill he partisan, among them the ranking member on homeland security congressman john katko of new york who described this as being the opposite of bipartisan. and regardless of the fact that most republicans won't support this measure, it should pass without a problem and that will give pelosi the opportunity to start putting the select sxhsxhet i committee together and it will have subpoena power and it could also call before it kevin mccarthy to testify about what he knew as to what happened on january 6 including that phone call that he had with the former president donald trump as his supporters were breaking into the capitol on that day. ryan nobles, cnn, capitol hill. >>>chaotic twist in the new york city mayoral raes. the board of elections elised a new tally of votes in the democratic primary and then backtracked just hours later. officials say that they had mistakenly included more than 100,000 test ballots in their count. this is also the city's first time using a ranked choice voting system. andhe mistake is creating uncertainty about the ability of officials to manage the f

hello, i'm sandra smith in new york, welcome to tuesday and this is "america reports" be when i'm john roberts in washington, secretary of state anthony lincoln facing a new round of questioning today before two senate committees over whether a laboratory in wuhan, china, made a key role in the covid outbreak as a newly-serviced u.s. government lab report from the early days of the pandemic down to the completely plausible and said it deserves further investigation. >> sandra: former state department official will join us next hour on that report which then led to an investigation during the trump administration. we look forward to that but first, let's go to for jeppesen live at the state department with the latest on that. hannah, rich. >> good afternoon, sandra. in their investigation last year, former state department officials say they examined a report that claim to the lab leak in on was plausible, that was first reported in "the wall street journal," the report last year from the lawrence livermore national laboratory analyzed the genomic sequence for the virus that causes covi

john downing was a new york news boy. he was orphaned at age 12. as alger wrote later he was left to struggle alone and unaided until at 15 i began to care for him. john downey made appearances in mark manning's mission published in 1886, and also the story chester rand, published in 1892. alger sent john to business school in president clinton and later apprentice to a photographer in maine. and his brother, edward downey appeared in the odds against him published in 1889. and both of these boys would figure very principally in alger's will when he died. during the decade before alger retired in 1896, he continued to stay the course writing books, staying busy. he would write for those story magazines, many story magazines which would serialialize the books and publishers would then bring them out in book form. he was paid twice. he wrote under a number of pseudonyms. he wrote hurriedly, quickly, simply for money. and he admitted he did not enjoy the work as much as he once had. in order to both gather material for books and to escape the brutal ne

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: inflation is hitting your working hours. yes. i'm john roberts. "the story" starts now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this hour our exclusive interview with dr. francis collin, head of the national institutes of health. on the hot seat. he's e-mail surfaced calling the lab leak theory a conspiracy theory. but now he's saying it needs to be thoroughly investigated. that is moments away. stick around for that. first, texas governor greg abbott declares a disaster on the southern border with mexico. texans struggle to protect their property. border patrol officials try to take care of the children that are abandoned at the border. this issue should unify democrats and republicans. the white house mostly avoids the question of this topic when people. but this video of this terrified little boy that was dumped by a smuggler and crying for help has captured the attention of this whole country. hear that little boy crying for help. amid new reports that vice president harris' team is panicked about being ti

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: did he say $50 million? i'm john roberts. clearly anymore the wrong business. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thank you. i'm martha maccallum in new york. a stunning interview, former barack obama wrestles with the trump economic book and mostly tried to take credit for it. >> joe biden and the administration are essentially finishing the job. i think it will be an interesting test. >> he says he laid the ground work for all of that economic boom. he said this president trump gained among black and hispanic voters were misunderstood. >> if you're the average voter, you're thinking, you know, looks like his policies are working to me to some degree, which explains why trump was able to make some inroads, real inroads among nonwhite voters feeling like you know what? i'm working and making decent money. things feel good. >> martha: sounds like there was concern about that. clearly significant job growth in the trump administration. now you have an unprecedented flood of relief money that is leaving people at home and no

bloomberg's michael mckee spoke exclusively with new york fed president john williams about the confusion brought on by the fomc's hawkish pivot. >> i wouldn't say it is vague. we laid out very clear indicators about how with good about maximum employment and price stability. there's no numerical threshold or anything we are looking at. we will take into account all of the extraordinarily high levels of uncertainty in the economy that we've experienced as the economy reopens. michael: there's a lot of uncertainty, but that stern taskmaster jay powell makes you write down your forecasts. on the fed spectrum from the survey of economic projections, what do you think growth will be this year and in 2022, and what do you think pce will be? john: we are seeing great signs of the reopening of the economy the past several months, so i have a pretty optimistic view of what gdp growth will look like this year. growth will be about 7% on a q4 to q4 basis for real gdp. if that forecast is true, that will be the best number since 1984, so i feel very good about the progress we're making on vaccinatio

there joining us here in new york. johnon is julian's father and gabriel is a film maker and julian's brother. gabriel, first of all, did it surprise you to hear julian's case brought up in the british parliament? and talked about where the case stands. the extradition was denied by a judge in january, yet he still is in the maximum security belmarsh prison. >> i was not surprised to hear it brought up in parliament. there's a lot of support for julian in u.k. in the parliament most of almost 30 members. that group is advocating for the charges to be dropped and the extradition to be stopped. where julian's cases at the moment, as you said his extradition was rejected on january 4 and his bail was refused on january 6. the u.s. has appealed the extradition rejection and it has been six months now since that extradition rejection and we still don't know when there will be an appeal date. julian has just been sitting in belmarsh prison for six months not knowing when there will be an appeal heard. really what i think we're se

billion, but his life since then has been highly controversial, as samira hussain reports from new york. johnful in his lifetime, most people remember him because of his surname, the surname that he gave to the company that he founded. it's worth remembering that back in the 80s, personal computers are just come onto the scene, and it was mcafee who realised being able to create antivirus software and marketing that was going to be wildly lucrative, something that he bet on and he made a lot of money from that bet. mcafee became synonymous with antivirus software, but of course, with money came all sorts of problems for him, and one point he emigrated to allegedly avoid a litany of lawsuits, and at one point he fled to guatemala after the authorities wanted to question him in relation to the murder of a neighbour, something he always denied. the most recent allegations involving tax, not paying enough tax according to us authorities and reason earnings because throughout his life mcafee was always able to make money, he was a very good speaker, libertarian, crypto enthusiast, still able to ma

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. ay for the president in europe, all leading to a highly anticipated summit with russian president vladimir putin. face-to-face happenings as both leaders admit relations between the countries are at a low point. here in d.c., lawmakers on both sides of the aisle calling for president biden to send a strong message to boudin. >> sandra: at the top of the agenda recent cyber attacks by hackers with russian roots. the attacks targeted the country's biggest fuel pipeline as well as the world's largest meat processing company. americans paying the price at gas stations as well as supermarkets but that was just part of the fallout. >> john: texas republican congressman michael mccaul says it's time to consider hitting back at russia. he'll join us in just a moment. first, we begin with benjamin hall, he's live in brussels with the latest on the nato summit. >> hi, john. all eyes are on the meaning of vladimir putin on wednesday but right now president biden is in that bilateral with the turk

john: mommy helping the baby out of the culvert. amazing. elephants are smart. >> sandra: they are. amazing memories. see you back here tomorrow. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: their memory better than mine. sandra, see you tomorrow for friday. i'm john roberts. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thank you, john and sandra. breaking on "the story," the mystery of the lab in china and its relationship to the united states scientists is deepening at this hour. fox news has just learned from two former u.s. officials that there was an effort among some higher ups at the state department to block an investigation and questions about the wuhan lab. those new details from fox reporting come on the heels of an explosive expose in vanity fair that says a state department team started asking questions about why some u.s. entities were collaborating with the wuhan lab. the doors began to close. one official reportedly warned that he feared it would open up a can of worms. rich edson with the new details that he reported and uncovered today. rich? >> good afternoon. some former state department officials say others in the bureaucracy were stone-walling

john, great to be with you. i'm sandra smith here in new york. >> john: you as well, sandra. see you time. i'm john roberts. led to the death of more than 600,000 americans. that is the new number on this tuesday. the battle over where the fault was is only just beginning. for months dr. anthony fauci and dr. francis collins and most of the media said that the idea that it could have come from the wuhan lab was a theory often talked about by president trump that they felt was not plausible. even though the virus was first spotted just a stone's throw

the grateful dead minas phil lesch and jerry going back on tour with john mayer, playing in new yorkeverything is coming back. does it matter to the stocks you are buying? >> it does -- dave: it doesn't matter in a crucial way like cruise lines, but a big percentage of coca-cola's business is on-site entertainment. it makes a difference to gasoline consumption. it makes a difference to all kinds of broad shopping experiences like walgreens. it will matter. it is an interesting thing on the margin, investing is often on the margins of the business has got to be really great at a lot of fast companies, but it was really great all through the downturn. they were working remotely and not affected by retail businesses. they are probably going to keep doing great but if all of a sudden, business is better than it was at kraft foods, that matters on the stock market. nobody is saying macaroni and cheese is a growth business, but if you eat lunch at home twice a week because you only go in three days a week, that fuels growth of macaroni and cheese. it sounds silly, but it is important. the

john williams of the new york fed and robert kaplan post virtual events by the federal reserve possibly getting some color to the dots, bringing forward some of the rate hikes. one, president biden will meet with financial regulators. -- 1:25, president biden will meet with financial regulators. what can i because the financial system could global warming be? a conundrum at a time when it is not a clearly can we still have a lot of other issues to work out within the financial system. today we have the bloomberg -qatar economic forum. we have some amazing speakers. the paradigm shift we are sick reflected markets, the depleting of the reflation narrative. how much they buy into this and how much we will hear cash is still trash and we will get inflation pick up dramatically or whether the fed takes more hawkish tilt or not. tom: lisa, thank you. we will dip into doha and moment. right now david page with a say with us. -- axa with us. people looking for higher yield, others simply say, no. which is it? david coat we think -- david: we think it is higher. and it will happen in the next f

john downey was a new york newsboy. who was our orphaned at age 12 as alger wrote later. he was left to struggle alone and unaided until at 15. i began to care for him. john downey made appearances and mark manning's mission published in 1886 and also the story chester rand published in 1892. alger sent john to business school in brooklyn and later apprentice to a photographer. and bedford, maine and his brother edward downey appeared in the odds against him published in 1889 and both of these boys would figure a very principally in alger's when he died. during the decade before algae retired in 1896. he continued to stay the course writing books staying busy. he would write for the story magazines many story magazines, which would serialize the works and then publishers would bring them out in book form. so we got paid twice as in other words. he wrote under a number of pseudonyms as he sometimes had different stories running simultaneously in the same magazine. he wrote rather hurley very quickly simply for the money, and he admitted that he did not enjoy the work as muc

i'm john berman in surfside, florida this morning along with erica hill in new york. here in surfside the agonizing search for survivors enters day seven as questions mount about the cause of this deadly building collapse. this morning eyewitness who escaped from the condo tower is filling in critical new details about the timeline of this disaster. >> there was a big boom, and i was running to see where the sound come from, and i saw all the garage collapse. god watches us. god was waiting for us to leave the building. and then another big boom. then we didn't see anything. the then suddenly quiet after the big boom and it was all over. >> critically there she saw the garage collapse first. and then the rest of the building. we'll break down what that means. first the dangerous and deadly heat wave gripping the u.s. northwest. record breaking temperatures have now been reported in california, oregon and washington. a lot of people in that part of the country simply don't have air conditioners. at least three people have died in washington state with hundreds of heat

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john williams of the new york fed and robert kaplan of dallas. how much dispersion is there among members of the federal reserve? is there consensus forming that inflation is a significant concern, letting the market run hot enough to get employment to a full enough picture? yet to be determined. president biden is meeting with financial regulators, talk about climate change and how this could affect the financial system. what kind of existential risk is being posed here? tom: wait a minute. is he going to talk to gensler about memes, about gamestop? lisa: presumably he will go beyond the purview of just global warming, but it is being headlined as being the major focus. yes, i would guess that he will be talking about a whole host of issues that are a threat to the financial system right now, especially due to all of that cash sloshing around. some people getting concerned we have a glut of cash. what happens if that reverses suddenly and we get a shortage of cash? ? how do these flows really get translated at an unprecedented time? today we hav