jonathan martin, this is not a traditional infrastructure bill. in p -- in this bill are things like care give, individual housing. is this really infrastructure at all? what is this? jonathan: this is joe biden seeing his potentially going to have two bites at the apple legislatively this year. this is number two it could be the second and last bite, lee sasm he wants to get a lot in there. beyond just fixing some roads and bridges. but i think biden realized pretty quickly that if was going to negotiate extensively with republicans and try to craft bipartisan bills, it was going to slow down and sort of lessen the scope of what he wanted to do. he made a choice that he was going to largely go it alone on the stimulus and now this infrastructure-plus bill. by doing that, he obviously could spend a lot more money, he can sort of creeat potentially a bigger legacy. the politics, i think, of it are to be determined obviously. but in doing so you know, he's not ing to get much support across the aisle. he's going to have to u that spial procedural mot

and joining us now with the reporting and insights is jonathan martin of the "new york times" and amyalker. thank you for being here this morning. jonathan, look, last night was supposed to be all about how much donald trump is still running this republican party. what did we learn based on what we're hearing about what has come out of this retreat this weekend? >> i think the most important thing we learned is that he very much wants to keep stoking this fight with senator mitch mcconnell. and it's just extraordinary if you take a step back and look at this through the lens of history. for a recently departed president to be litigating three months out of office a feud with his party's current senate leader and explicitly personal terms, too, is extraordinary. and i think it creates challenges for the senators. trump did that knowing full well that a bunch of mcconnell senators had come down to mar-a-lago for the event. and so it puts them in a tough spot and obviously he's trying to bait mcconnell here. i don't think mcconnell wants to engage in this back and forth. but trump is goi

jonathan: gina martin adams going us now, bloomberg intelligence chief equity strategist.e won't talk about anything we just talked about for the last five minutes or so. we will talk about this equity market, still on the cyclical side of things in the airlines, and the small caps. what is your take on things? gina: i think a lot of this is simply low vol stocks cut cyclically over trade. low volatility sucks just got completely left out for the last year. we are more oversold than we have ever seen in our records, and are actually trading in line with the index on valuations, which is a complete oddity for the last decade. so i think what is happening broadly in the market, given we are only down about 1% for the s&p 500, is really a story of rotation and not a story of a market selloff. at this time, you got to the point where small caps were really leading the charge. to me, this is the story of rotation, investors taking advantage to take some profits on winners in anticipation of a market that maybe slows down, but continues to turn upward over time -- to churn upwar

martin: because they will not criticize their colleagues and have -- let them have their moment in the sun, but there are going nowhere near the infrastructure plan. jonathan thought china would be part of it, secretary blink en with strong words, why is this not affecting the republican party? martin: because it is a push on whether or not republicans can afford to show bipartisanship, even in the context of china, to support a close to $3 trillion unprecedented jobs recovery plan from biden. they just do not want to go there. jonathan: that is the optics pier 1 about the substance of this plan -- that is the optics. what about the substance of this plan? martin: republicans have criticized this plan because it is not roads and bridges exclusively but it is an investment in human capital, so there is this real intellectual argument going on on just what is infrastructure and what is the role of government in promoting societal change? jonathan: what kind of -- lisa: what kind of pressure is there from this receipt -- the c-suite? martin: it is very interesting, because you had jeff bezos at amazon supporting a rise in the corporate tax rate to 28% and inf

martin gilbert say? that's all there is to it. jonathan: let's get him on the show and find out. tom: there's been other train wrecks of the years, but when i first saw it, i thought it was a joke. to me, it is frankly trophy taking. jonathan: i thought it was april fools. lisa: the press release doesn't help the matter. how they explain why they did this, it is part of a modern, agile, digitally enabled brand. basically, you talked about this, but that phrase they are trying to base themselves towards the digital future, how do these companies make themselves into tech companies? they just take away the vowels. jonathan: there's no vowels in a digital future, apparently. this feels very 2002 or something, doesn't it? tom: for those who you on radio right now, we are putting on tv banners of all of this, like "what would martin gilbert say," without the vowels. come on, jon. i just inc. it works. jonathan: do you like it -- i just think it works. jonathan: do you like it? ok. i can't get it done. let's do the markets. [laughter] equity futures down five on the s&p 500 this mornin

i'll ask his son, martin luther king iii. i'm jonathan capehart.>> this easter sunday, we sit on the precipice of the second week of the derek chauvin trial for the death of george floyd. expected to testify this week is minneapolis police chief meddaria arredondo who will take the stand against his former officer. it adds to the noteworthy moments where we've seen the blue wall of silence, that unspoken bond of solidarity between police officers begin to crumble. >> when mr. floyd was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers, they could have ended their restraint. >> and that was after he was handcuffed and on the ground and no longer resistant? >> correct. >> what is your, you

jonathan: i have no idea. what is the date? it is not april 1. can you imagine what martin gilbert is thinking right now? this was his old baby. tom: it has been a train wreck, hemorrhaging $10 billion -- $10 million in assets. jonathan: according to the daily mirror -- there was the big talk . next big move, who has enough money to buy the club and what do they want for? that story is a little bit vague. lisa: i think the idea that u.s. investors are going to be less interested in the premier league. the fans have spoken and they do not want diminished competition. jonathan: i would not be too hasty on that front. we have not heard from barcelona real madrid about what they are going to do next. they have not officially pulled out of this effort yet. 6:05. bnp paribas chief economist. if you have to have a preview of one, what would you pick? >> i would say on that fed side, this is as well telegraphed meeting as we can get. i think all eyes are on the president. everything from infrastructure -- tom: i love you are -- i love your backdrop. it seems like you are in the endeavor space capsule. i want to t

jonathan: the president moved the goalposts recently and said he wants to unite the country, not the congress. on this issue, does he need to unite congress? martini think he absolutely does. there are pockets of republicans who acknowledge this is something that needs to be addressed, but the public certainly think that climate is an important issue that needs to get some government response. getting all of those things to work together in a common way is going to be his task, and that of his cabinet. pete buttigieg will play a large role in that. jonathan: a defining moment for this administration, for sure. tom, secretary blinken coming out, saying the biden adminstration will do more than any other on climate. tom: i look at the quote. i will circle back to this. i know i sound like a broken record, but this is an administration that not only has to create trust come but sustain -- create trust, but sustain deep, penetrating trust. jonathan: that goes beyond this administration, that is your point. this from bank of america on earth day today. they say "it pays to be green. we see higher multiples on companies that are leading the drive." i w

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jonathan, that he had the puck. smothered. no, it's loose. i'll take that. he pumps at home. after that andrea's a redirect to beat martin to life in one kings. moments later another score in the kings win by a final 4-2. a's and astros. a lot of kids to deal with right here. the a's of 2-0 in the fifth. ramon, hi deep, aloha, means goodbye. 4-0 leader. he started to play better now. top 8. seth brown. this is downtown. that is seth brown's first major league finger. 7-3. the giants in the rockies. the fans are back in oracle. this just in. a cannon for an arm. don't run on him. the rockies tried to steal the game. bottom sixth brandon crawford clutched for the second straight game. three ren jack. 4-3 the giants final. a four stroke lead in the final round of the masters. we will see if he can hang on today. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> you can see how gray is behind me. >> reporter: that are deck of low clouds. it's not going to last. it is sunny in spots around the bay. live doppler 7 picking up on what's meandering around the shore. it won't affect us except for high clouds streaming out ahead of it. a beautif

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the final meeting last night and jonathan quick thought he had the puck and smothered and loose and 1-1 after one and after that andreas with a redirect to beat martin kings invest than a minute later he scores in the kings go on to win by a final of 4-2 and the a's versus astro and a lot of kids to deal with right here. they are up 2-0 in the fifth. and a high deep and it means goodbye in his first of the year and gives them a 4-0 lead and starting to play better and seth brown and this is downtown and that is seth brown's first major league dinger and they win 7-3 and 3-7 after the 0-6 start. >> the fans are back at oracle and so are the creative hats and this just in he still has a cannon for an arm and don't run on him and trying to steal his game and they will tap you right there in the bottom six a clutch for the second straight game and a 3 run jack and 4-3 with giants and the third straight win. >> a four stroke lead in final round of the masters and we will see if he could hang on today. enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody. >>> we will get over to lisa now. we are starting to get so worried because viruses could be bad this year if we

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