on the topic of revenue raisers, josh hit on the head.y personal view on the gas tax is a regressive tax. the bill i introduced is carbon taxing which would completely repeal the tax. if we want less pollution, we have to tax pollution. we started the hashtag #tax pollutionnottargest -- there is a whole toolbox, a whole kit that we can employ, but it will be a product negotiation with me and josh and joe, and so many of our colleagues. we have to, with a package that we will agree to and we are close to that. jacqueline: both of you have visited the southern border. congressman fitzpatrick, you said that the caucus is going to shift to immigration once the info structure package has been voted on. rep. fitzpatrick: one of the things that josh and i have in common, we love and support our law enforcement and we love children. when we went down there, this kid, five years old. rep. gottheimer: so cute. rep. fitzpatrick: he would not stop hugging josh and i, and it would break your heart. you look at the look on their face and you look at th

josh >> gm. everything i said.joe >> landstar. industrials. >> john. >> unity software. symbol u bought it during the show. >> good stuff. "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott hi every one i'm kelly evans. breaking up big tech as washington sets the stage for a crackdown, forcing facebook to split with instagram be a punishment would it unlock more value we'll dig into that. >>> will the push for green energy send oil prices soaring we'll tell you who could feel the pinch. >>> elon musk likes bitcoin, at least for today. we have all of that ahead. we start with today's market d o

to undertake that josh? >> jaclyn yes i think that statement is true.hink two things are simultaneously true. number one we do have at least in my lifetime most divisive political climatete and perhaps the most divisive congress. i will also say we have the largest block of centrist that i have seen at least in a long time. and our caucus as you are aware we have 15 members. twenty-nine democrats 29 republicans. it is the largest that are caucus has ever been. the problem solver caucus. one-to-one ratio and moreover have we not only grown in size of because we are taking on even the hot button issues. we aref right in the center of heated infrastructure discussions. right in the middle of police reform. right in the middle of immigration. we are going to a lot of places some would consider politically dangerous because our country needs us to be there right now. i think both things areh true. we have a lot of un- tension misplaced on the wings the left, the right work should be were most the people are which is were josh and i are. >> i would add to tha

downtown josh brown. financials are one of the best performing sectors today banks are all higher ahead of the stress test results where the focus is on how much capital they'll be able to return. the results coming out at 4:30 this afternoon josh, starting off with you. i know you're bullish on the buybacks, right now at record year to date, over half a trillion dollars in buybacks either authorized or announced and you are a holder of jp morgan >> i am. i think probably most of the growth in -- in both buybacks and dividends and secretariesers categories hikes in dividend rates and substantial hikes in some cases in the rate of buybacks. the number this year, just to give people context, so far this year we have $560 worth of buybacks authorized for the s&p 500. that number can go up over $700 billion in authorizations and authorization doesn't guarantee that that dollar amount of shares are bought back it's kind of like the upper end of the range but companies don't just make the numbers up from the sk

josh: excellent. talking about how to do that while also being clear i'd about the china challenge. there are people both on the right and left to assert that we cannot do both. that ramping up our confrontation of the chinese government is sincerely fuels the ramping up of hate and violence. sen. sullivan: of course we can manage it, but it means that people who have a platform being more responsible with the rhetoric. when we talk about the ccp, we distinction from the chinese people and this thing which them from asian or chinese americans. there are real problems being perpetuated by the ttp -- ccp, and the only way we can address it is being united as a country and partnered with our allies. when we have elected officials who conflate the cpp with asian americans and stoke the vision in this country, it makes us weaker at home and undermines our moral authority when it comes to addressing the very real human rights violations that are happening in regions in china and the real undermine democracy

josh brown, the reformed broker. >> alphabet rampage is not over yet. i think it's important >> thanks for watching "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. here is what's ahead this hour the summer set up. the past few weeks have seen stocks return to near all time highs and the small caps are on their longest monthly winning streak since 1995. are we headed for more of the same or another surprise >>> consumer are flocking back to theaters as some highly anticipated movies hit the stream and stocks like amc are popping as their fortunes revive is the box office back >>> the retro active capital gains tax hike we'll look at fall out for investors especially those in crypto

jon najarian and josh brown. before we get to the calls, let us get a check on the macromarkets because we're not booming. we're clawing higher, no huge gains. but the s&p 500, the nasdaq, the nasdaq 100, health care, small caps, they are all hitting record highs today look at that we are up about 0.1% but if you're at a record, and you go up, even a small amount, it's a new record. random but interesting 51 stocks in the s&p 500 that's about 10%. have more than doubled in the past year. wow. a lot to get to. let's start with the industrials. and those bullish calls. and first up we have got goldman sachs out with general electric. ge, calling it a top idea. they see 20% upside. they say stephanie link it's a free cash flow story there it is. they think it's accelerating in the second half of the year. you own it you owned it a while got to imagine you love this call >> i do like this call but i have been overweight industrials for a while over a year actually. and uts really a play on the recovery and the econom

what do you think, josh?ee i like the indian bank the first the entire indian stock market is on fire it is the large nest the country. i don't know it fundamentally, so technicals, long term trend looks great, hit an all time high in february it is volatile, if you are a buyer, maybe space out your purchases over time. this one looks like it is going higher to me and i like it better than the other two that you mentioned. thank you for your question. >> yep, thank you very much for question thanks for the answer. brenda, abbvie or gilead, which one is the better long term purchase >> two value plays in the pharmaceutical str 4% difficult end our preference is gilead noise cash flow from the hiv franchise and they should see growth from the acquisitions they have made primarily in the oncology space. >> thank you steve weiss a video for you. >> i have a question for stephen weiss. i bought erickson about a month and a half ago, i bought the stock, and the 2022 january options. is this stock going to pay off,

my question is for josh brown.pening play, uber or lyft thanks >> all right so you own uber. lyft has outperformed it more recently though, so what do we think? >> well, lyft is like >>> because they got a bigger business they are involved in. i think lyft will get acquired at some point. you look a platform so i prefer that one it should do well. >> okay. >> in the short to intermediate term >> let's watch the next one. >> good afternoon. love the show. my question is regarding materials and spac involving metals should i buy more, sit tight or sell it. thank you. sgla t >> thank you for the question. jimmy. >> we have to call this what it is speculative company. uf to be prepared to lose all of your money that's a pobssibility. it's a good time for the company. i would put in a stock loss. maybe down about 20% if were whatever reason rare earth get not so rare. >> all right good advice there. rob, lastly to you is it still a good time to take a position in vanguard what do you think? >> that's really amajor infla

[indiscernible] josh: josh is a good friend of mine. i have known him for a handful of years now. we text at this point almost every day. look, i think from a strictly positivist perspective of holding out all norms, holding out the declaration, holding out the preamble, natural law, any of that. it's debatable whether his argument is right. i see arguments genuinely on both sides. the best argument i think for what we are now calling the antonin scalia approach, the traditionalist approach, the best argument on that side on this particular issue is the fact that, for josh's argument to be right, it seems likely that the word "person" in the equal protection clause of section one of the 14th amendment would have to have a different meaning than in section two of the 14th amendment. not necessarily, but that is probably the way it would have to play out. i'll be totally honest with the, i have not done -- with you, i have not done a scholarly deep dive like josh has done. so i will have to come back to the question as far as the specifics of the rule here. what i will say, and i th

josh: i think they view russia as a schoolyard bully.hey claim everything is russia and china and they are these blind actors who are fueling the rising tide of autocracies that biden wants to muster democracy to push back against, but it really is china that is biden's focus. russia is a strategic rival. russia is more of a different case. they don't know what is going to happen. they're going to talk about biden, human rights, alexei navalny, cybercrimes. he is essentially drawing lines in the sand and it's putin crosses those lines, we don't know what joe biden will do. we don't know what power he has to do. what if a ransomware attack comes from russia, but not the russian government? those questions will be hanging in the air tomorrow, the day after, and long after that. matt: for those watching television, we are watching the swiss president arise and for those listening on radio, we welcome you as well. josh, it is interesting that biden came from the g7 and the eu-u.s. summit, he does not have the support of all of his allies. in

all right, josh, can i talk to you man-to-man? a second, she's not that hot, honestly, she is really not. my good friend who is a great plastic surgeon, he would say slow down on the filler. she was cuter when she was younger, aren't we all? you can't excuse that and i do not believe in cancel culture, i do not support it whatsoever, but, i mean, she wanted michael costello, "you might as well be dead," he wrote "can i call you" and chrissy wrote no, i don't have anything to say, you will get what's coming to you. her career is dead and i don't think there's anything or anyone that can resurrect it, not even a good plastic surgeon. >> josh: [laughs] wow, let me see where i can pick up on that. look, usually i am all of hex and a darndest give about celebrities like chrissy teigen. but i have kind of become a connoisseur of one thing in the sort of celebrity rehab things and it's how they rehab themselves. if you listen to what they say, they are very well packaged p.r. campaigns to try to gain public favor and excuse them for what

josh is staying. we will add another expert because there is another big top story tonight, which is the senate report on the january 6th riot. it reveals federal officials failed to warn. and the new report is not about hindsight just being 20/20 and everybody can see how bad january 6th was afterward. this is about what was privately warned in advance before january 6th, including new details of the extent of the appellate. this is a brand-new report that people have been waiting on from the senate homeland committee. the whole thing runs 127 pages in unclassified form. there are ominous details here known to authorities like trump fans showing detailed maps to guide them through the capitol. that gives context to how so many people seemed to move so smoothly. it is hard to get around even when you are there daily. but they got right through. and they reached not only the house and senate floor but moved through hallways advancing on areas like the speaker's office itself. we learned as more footage

josh, to the video >> hi. this is john in upper manhattan. my question is for josh. i'm wondering if ishould get out of iipr. i have been in it since it was $18 a share, and now i'm wondering if it is time to move into a reopening play like you have been talking about, like simon or whatever. thanks so much >> good stuff. innovative industrial properties, what do you think, josh >> i have to confess, i had not heard of this company until i had to do some research to answer this question but what an amazing story. so basically they are the only publicly traded one that owns all of the grow houses and medical cannabis facilities that other operators pay them rent in order to use it is all above board. they're in states where medical cannabis production is not only allowed be allowed but encouraged they have this arbitrage because there are no other large scale landlords that could step in and take on the projects if you are in since '18, you have knocked the ball out of the park i wouldn't say don't sell any. however, it is a really unique situation. there aren't any c

josh was on board for the i josh was on board for the maiden voyage.it - maiden voyage. it was incredible, it was i maiden voyage. it was i incredible, it was surreal to be sitting inside of a hyperloop and the right itself, you felt a little bit of acceleration, like you have in acceleration, like you have in a sports car. 50 acceleration, like you have in a sports car-— a sports car. so this is 'ust a later version i a sports car. so this is 'ust a later version of i a sports car. so this is 'ust a later version of the i a sports car. so this isjust a later version of the pod. i a sports car. so this isjust aj later version of the pod. the final one is expected to be a lot bigger, think the size of a bus. —— beta. but also a lot easier to get into. the full—size pot is expected to fit around 25 people, but more importantly than that, it's going to house all of the tech that makes this hyperloop system work. that is important because if something breaks or goes wrong, all they have to do is remove the pod and fix it somewhere else, instead of going in

josh brown, reform broker. what do you have for me?vidend yield. people always asking where do i get yield? reits is where you get yield >> sam, what do you have >> trex. all these increases in lumber prices had a lot of consumers looking at composite decking and we're going to continue to see that trend and they're ready they have increased production 70% over 2019. >> okay. finally, pete. >> i'm going to give you paypal, scott. we were seeing this just towards the end of the show.activity trading to the upside and we love this company and whenever i see option there's, i can't help myself i have to jump in. i think the stock is going towards 300 in a hurry >> everybody have a great weekend. >> i think it takes 300 out. >> let me take you guys out and looking over at the dow. the dow is down about 440. we're going out with a bit of a whimper, at least at this moment a little more hawkish than perhaps the market was expecting and the stocks took a down leg over that and see how it goes over the next couple hours have a great weekend "t

i know josh loves amazon but look at year to date, microsoft outpaced them. one year yot outpaced two year, 5-year when you look what microsoft has been able to do and produce, i think part of the reason they are performing so well is they continue to take market share in the cloud. but it's not just about the cloud. it's about all the business segments and i think he is laser focused, satya nadella on being best in every every category. >> rich sapper stein. >> you can talk about this sweet spot large cap tech pete like microsoft. and you yourself like large cap tech as the place to be the next six months. >> in the next five years investors will look back and think about how much tech they owned in the portfolios because they could nail the value rotation in the short run. but in the end once we recover and get back to the normalized run rate in the economy and normalized fiscal and monetary policy regime, it's going to be tech that's driving the earnings gains. and in particular, if you look at the large-cap tech and you look at what they're doing with ope

. >> josh? >> we might forget how much of a retail powerhouse apple is at this point it's operating around 500 stores now all around the world more than 70,000 retail workers. the company continues building here tomorrow opening a new store in downtown los angeles stepping back reports do suggest that retail workers have actually been quitting at record rates in this country, but apple traditionally has a relatively low attrition rate within retail and right now it's actually below that pandemic level. i did just speak with apple retail chief deidre o'brien about what customer traffic has been like. she tells me that every apple store is now open around the world. we are seeing more people out and about now she says and an apple store is a hub of activity and we expect that to continue i also did ask o'brien about whether apple would ever mimic the strategy of amazon with that go model stores that try and get customers in and out very quickly. she says there is an express experience for customer

josh: i think it is a little bit of both. imagine the pomp and circumstance tends to dry out by the time it reaches yours truly in the press, waiting for these events, but they definitely want to show a united front to china. biden has tiered is events to build to that meeting with putin. one thing we will be looking for in the g7 communique is how many times china is said or unsaid. a lot of the messaging will be designed to wear off against chinese influence. biden has counter to the brand of vaccine diplomacy. so china is top of mind. the putin meeting, building 2 that. but i think biden is a little more hawkish on china compared to some of his counterparts. they see more shades of gray on that. romaine: looking to the nato summit, where you will be sitting in a van somewhere on the outskirts of brussels, what exactly are the european leaders, particularly those in eastern europe, looking for out of the u.s. administration with regards to its commitment to nato? josh: i think we will hear joe biden talk a lot about article

josh: it is what it looks like.o the market was expecting a more dovish outcome then they got and the market always stays a little ahead of the fed, so the futures market is pricing in more hikes than even the fed expects, but the two hikes in 2023 caught people off guard. caroline: we saw that reaction in bond yields, but we are still up about up 1.5 percent and sure we have some big standard deviation moved particularly in the two-year, but do you think we have further to selloff when it comes to the u.s. treasury market? josh: it is just what chair powell mentioned which is it is a very uncertain time and very unprecedented, i hate to use the word unprecedented because it is used entirely too often, but it is. we should not read too much into the data, we should see how things ultimately play out because the kind of inflation we see locally, those things tend to work themselves out, so the real question, does this require a more aggressive rate hike path, and you can see from the projections over the medium-term,

>> josh lays it out nicely.ve got 11 republicans who say they are supportive of this bipartisan deal. for those of you doing your extended math at home, that would suggest that democrats are above the 60 vote threshold to pass something on a bipartisan basis. the reality is that there are liberal democrats who are not satisied that this deal goes far enough. they want a guarantee there would be the second reconciliation effort, a democrat only bill, that would go further towards pursuing some of the president's bigger and more expensive priorities outside traditional hard infrastructure. that said, negotiations have been positive. negotiators have come out of every meeting optimistic. last night some of the democrats in the bipartisan group briefed senior white house officials who will brief the president today, we are told. it's going to be a tough decision for president biden how he chooses to weigh in here on infrastructure. he has been largely hands off while he has been out of the country. the fact of the m

josh says it is just a matter of time.ave big portions of the equity markets that are in bu

josh: i mean, yeah. the pandemic has definitely gone down the list.ng we are going to see joe biden do today is go to north carolina to try two people -- tried to beg people to get shots. there are higher vaccination rates in some states, and stark contrast to lower vaccination rates in other states, in particular through the u.s. south. that delta variant is starting to spread, and biden is kind of torn on his messaging. he wants to do this july 4 celebration up the white house. they are going to have 1000 people, independence day from the virus. the betting on where you live in the u.s., it is very much over or very much not. folks in areas where it is not over i most likely to not be getting the vaccine, so biden wants to talk about reopening, talks about all of the shots they have given in the u.s. it is a staggering number compared to a few months ago, but my gosh, this thing is still roiling out there, and particular that delta variant. taylor: forgive me if i circle back to the infrastructure conversation as we try to round this conversation ou

josh: i wouldn't say that.resident stepped in a bit this week when he took an implied swipe at least at joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, the type of endangered moderate democrats trying to hold together the coalition. the progressives were very skeptical about joe biden when he became the nominee, when they begin to president. so far, they have been more or less ok. this infrastructure package is a bit of a crossroads. in particular, what is he willing to take off the table to get a deal with republicans if there is a deal to be had? i think a lot of democrats remain very skeptical of whether that is the case. he's going to turn around and maybe do something with democrat only votes, but then he's going to run into the wall of joe manchin, and we will see where that goes. but you're right, this is a democratic party torn between the progressive wing, the more urban wing, and other members who are sort of scattered in different districts saying don't forget about the rest of us. romaine: in addition to keeping th

we turned tote bloomberg white house josh wingrove who is traveling with the president.th us. as i understand the president and prime to start reading as we speak. to have any idea what is going on inside that room? josh: they are supposed to sign a new atlantic charter, which is symbolic, but they hope it is an affirmation of a new era of cooperation between the countries. biden sees this trip as

josh?>> reporter: dion, things have quieted down now at the hotel behind me where family members have been gathering for information about the search. things have quieted down tonight. some people who live here in miami have gone home for the night. most of them, all of them dejected because the news today was not good. this afternoon a sacred motorcade cruised up collins avenue. two buses filled with family members had driven past the collapse site finally to get a firsthand look at the nonstop work in the blistering heat. >> i think it's important. i think that transparency is going to help them come to grips with how hard the state is working, the resources, international resources to save lives. >> reporter: some of that international support includes this group of emts and psychologists from israel. they arrived in south florida this morning complete with a comfort dog to help take care of hundreds of family members. >> imagine if your children were in there. >> reporter: who have been

josh mentioned the equal weighted s&p has not kept pace take a look at that.ven market selective market you can have all kinds and it can still work look at the vix. it's really not moved up down below 16. a jobs number coming it's at the bottom of the range. we'll see if it gives way or if we get sticky at these levels given that we have the catalyst on friday before a three-day weekend when the vix should probably then fall apart >> just under one minute left. we do have a decline for the nasdaq just 10 basis points about 0.7% of gains for the dow. when you look at it week to date or month to date with the dow in the red just slightly for the month whilst the nasdaq up 5.5% for june s&p 500 up 0.2%. it has been a busy day and it's a noisy close here on the stock exchange [ closing bell ] >> [ inaudible ] >>> that's a lively bunch. we haven't had a crowd like this at the new york stock exchange welcome back, everyone to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost and mike santoli cheers themselves on it's a winning first half of the year we just wr

i want to go to josh letterman at the white house. josh, we're getting first reaction to the first decision that we broke here on this show from the supreme court, upholding the affordable care act, the obvious signature piece of legislation from president obama that now president biden was a key part of as well. what are you hearing from the chief of staff there? >> that's right. the first formal reaction from the white house, not coming from the press office but from ron klain who is noun to be a prolific tweeter within seconds of the supreme court decision coming out, ron klain tweeting out, it's still a bfd. that's when it passed and joe biden was caught on a hot mic telling president obama it was a big blanking deal. and then thanks to a record plan that's lowered premiums and special enrollment period launched by the president, more americans are covered under the aca since any time since the passage. a big sigh of relief at the white house as they realize they're not going to have to deal with this massive distraction that woul

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josh: good morning. and foremost, the mo on this trip is to show he's very close to european allies in the build up to the nato summit and that putin meeting. the event itself is a big part of the ballgame for him. the relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. was a little bumpy the last few years, but even on the u.k. side in terms of the special relationship, things don't really fly here as much as they used to. you might have seen the press and the u.k. are in a tizzy over biden's views on brexit, in particular the good friday agreement and the irish border. tom: are jennifer jacobs reporting that the british press is off the mark. there has not been a formal document by the u.s. state department chastising the united kingdom on northern ireland. but maybe there will be about china as well. are the prime minister and the president on the same page on china? josh: the u.k. prime minister and the u.s. president, once the g7 kicked off, i think it will be a little more mixed. angela merkel and emmanuel

gerry: i'm back with philosophy professor mark navin and study guest scholar josh, before the break you mandate businesses to require vaccinations for their employees and for their customers is that something that falls within what we would think of as a normal bounds of the rights of individuals and organizations to basically do think that they want? >> historically, yes, historically we have accepted if the governor says you can require this or you can prohibit that, what happened with covid as mark pointed out government has become divided and as a result they can't speak with one voice, my point that does not mean that businesses cannot decide on their own the way the market is supposed to work to require vaccination or not based on their circumstances. i would just imply, i think it's naÏve i wish i shared your optimism but i think it's naÏve in today's political environment to think either party is tolerant of business stepping into the breach to do think that we ordinarily think government should do and that is an issue on the left but on the right the criticism of ec of the big

josh mandel who is running for senate in ohio and often pats himself on the back for being a loyal trump supporter making his journey to the audit site monday. following in the footsteps of others like besh rt jones who supported efforts to overturn the results in his state. >> it was very orderly. very organized. it was very just business like on the floor in there and i was impressed. >> reporter: that's jones heaping praise on the audit while talking to a right wing personality who is raising money

larry fink is worried about inflation, josh friedman is fine. should i take a bit of tail risk hedging? will talk about amc. let's talk about the fed. they will wind down a portfolio of corporate debt purchased in the emerging lending facility. policymakers say portfolio sale will be gradual and orderly. additional details provided -- will be provided before the process begins. earlier patrick harker said that the time should be now. >> it is perfect for us to slowly, carefully move back on her purchases at the appropriate time. when that is, that is something you need to start discussing. we have to be careful removing accommodation so we don't create any kind of taper tantrum. that's why we need to discuss very early and very often what we are going to do. manus: alan higgins. let's check if he's had a 40 year career in finance or not. you can asset question moment in -- mr. higgins. how they dared to buy corporate bond etf's, and then when they bought junk. it's not the size of the bond, but is there any significance in the messaging at all f

. >> josh pruitt, a bodybuilder and bartender from the d.c. area came to the capitol because he, too, believed the election was stolen from donald trump. >> if biden had won, if at 10:00 at night they had announced biden won, nobody would care. we don't care that much. we care that much because we thought we were cheated. >> your idea of this election has been batted down by courts, by republican election officials, by secretaries of every state, that this was a fair election. >> all i can tell you is 85 million americans feel differently than what you're saying now. guaranteed. the election was stolen. it just was. >> this is untold reams of proof that it wasn't. >> there is absolute proof it was but nobody wants to show it and everybody wants to hide it. >> where is the proof of that? >> there just is. >> his journey was more convoluted. >> i voted for obama. >> he is now a proud boy. he being initiated into a far right extremist group went viral. >> i'm a western chauvinist. >> got 30 million views, i think. >> and gained thousands of follo

anyone in public service, me and josh are in public service.in public service as a member of the media. we all have a choice to make. are we going to use this position, this precious time with this great honor we have to try to do something good or are we going to try to cannibalize the voting base? you see it in politics and in the media. those people are very unbecoming of the honor bestowed upon them. i know you and josh knows and we will look back with pride that we didn't sell out and used this precious time we have to be public servants to do the right thing. >> how refreshing that was. thank you both for being here. >> thanks. >>> let's see what you're saying on my twitter and facebook pages. this is from twitter. well, somebody in minnesota, what a sad commentary that is. i'm heartened by the fact 58 members sitting in the state of the union and not cheap shot. the flame throwers on the left and right accomplish nothing. you know i was making reference to marjorie taylor. what has she accomplished? like what has passed with her name on

good to see you josh >> that's it for us.ng, even if you're not the chateau here's sean hannity. >> thank you tucker, busy night tonight on hannity, thank you for being with us. a bombshell new report. tucker was just talking about.t. the person thatt discovered that e-mail on hunter's laptop saw it with her own size, miranda devine at the new york postt wil join us and eric trump will weigh in on what you just heard and month according to these newly unearthed text messages oh hunter biden's laptop from that he will miranda found that appears joe biden inadvertently paid for hunter's wild bender with

josh spiegel also with us. i'm so sorry that you're dealing with this right now. >> we are, too. >> yeah. a moment ago, there was a shot up of the rubble, and you pointed to it and said, "i hate that. i hate seeing that." when you see those pictures, what goes through your mind? >> i guess, like, i think that the rubble is small. it just doesn't look like you can take a big piece up, and there's a person that's, you know, ready to come out. it's just small. i'm concerned. i'm also concerned with the fires. i don't really quite understand how the fires started. i heard the fires are deep. i don't know if it's one fire. i don't know if it's multiple fires. i mean, the smoke is everywhere. i'm wearing my mask religiously. i'm only takinge ing it off to to you. i'm concerned, very concerned. >> tell me about judy. we were trying to talk before and we had some technical issues. i'm glad you're back with us. >> yea. >> you were telling me a story about her. what is your mom like? >> the best person in the world. she'

how are you, josh? >> hey, i'm good how are you?ave -- this is a very buttoned-up family, needless to say. but when gillian anderson was here, she showed us some off-camera video and it does seem like you're actually a pretty fun, happy lot. >> yeah. i mean, we're kind of -- it's bizarre. we're sort of like -- you know, we're obviously playing these very buttoned-up characters and that video is incredibly embarrassing, obviously. but also, it sort of shows how we all were. you know, whenever we're together we're sort of -- usually when the whole cast comes together on "the crown," it's for a jubilee or a wedding or something, some grand occasion so we're dressed up quite smart. and then -- but it's carnage i mean, it's complete carnage. dance, gillian and tobias, we're lizzo. >> seth: from that clip, we also see what a nice job you did nailing the prince charles voice. was that -- did you know much about him going into this? >> do you know what? actually, i really didn't. i feel like -- it's kind of -- i guess i was sort of a republ

. >> reporter: josh perez captured the chaotic scene from above and on the ground. >> oh my god it just blew up. >> reporter: as he got closer to the crash site, an all-out effort to put ou the flames and save lives. >> i knew they're pretty much gone there's really nothing anyone could do but we still try to do what we could. >> reporter: the faa and ntsb are now taking over the investigation to try and figure out what went wrong kathy park, nbc news. >>> dangerous triple digit temperatures are broiling the pacific northwest this weekend. 25 million people are under heat alerts while in the midwest some areas are under water and bracing for possible tornadoes guad venegas is tracking the extreme weather. >> reporter: a wild weekend weather across the country. tornado warning sirens in chicago >> tornado. >> reporter: sightings nearby with heavy rain drenching the city and flooding the streets in detroit, the rain shut down interstates trapping vehicles. meanwhile in the northwest a dome of heat is punishing cities like seattle and portland where the all-time 107-degree temperature reco

first, josh of bloomberg. >> thank you. can you hear me? jeff: i can hear you, josh. >> great. can you speak to which specific vaccines will be sent in the 25 million? i assume it is safe to say that the astrazeneca doses remain under review? jeff: i think we are working on some technical issues and hopefully we are able to open up for questions soon. >> jeff, let me know if you can hear me, please. jeff: yes. >> i was just wondering if you could say which vaccines will be sent among the 25 million. i assume astrazeneca doses remain under review and are not available? jeff: good question. thank you for the question. that is correct. the astrazeneca doses, the 60 million doses are awaiting fda conference. so the 25 million will be comprised of the three approved , authorized vaccines, a combination of johnson & johnson, pfizer, and moderna. next one. >> thanks so much, jeff. my question is, does the u.s. still have a final say where doses go, or is it covax picking a decision? when will these 25 million be distributed and are you confident the remaining 55 will be out by the end

with runners at first and second, josh bell flies out to center.oth runners tag up and victor robles slides past second. he's tagged out by donovan solano to kill the rally so. the giants hang on to win game two 2-1 to split the double header. >>> and trying to spear the royals this afternoon at the coliseum. 5-0, oakland, bottom of the six. chap pi 3 for 5, 3 rbi today. six hits in his last two games. bottom of the eighth, sky skies one, his first career home run. later in the inning, matt olson caps off a big afternoon. huge three-run blast. olson 4 for 5 with 4 rbi and oakland cruises to an 11-2 win to move two games ahead of the astros in the al west. >>> shuffling of the leaderboard in daly city. >>> and for david esker, it was the plan all along to try to bring his alma mater back to the world series. the game that [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese stea

josh made a great point from "the wire." the game is the same.t's just an access to tools and ramps that is gambling speculation. and i'm not looking down on it, but your question, steph, who gets hurt? we know who we are, the ones with the least amount of information. we've seen this before. we could have had this conversation four months ago about gamestop and we know a lot of retail investors who did not have good access or good ways to think about how to deploy their capital long term, they got hurt. that stock went from $400 back down to $50. >> but they chose to swim in the deep end of the pool. >> thank you. >> there are no victims here. >> thank you. >> these people are filming themselves taking the biggest risk they possibly can just for the likes. in many cases it's advantageous for them to actually lose a lot of money for the cred that they're earning on message boards. this is a whole new world. if you follow a 22-year-old on tiktok into a trade with your live savings, at what point does society just have to sit back and say, yeah, yo

she took— death of her younger brother, josh.rt in a specially arranged trial that she wasn't selected _ arranged trial that she wasn't selected for the team at tokyo are put on _ selected for the team at tokyo are put on the — selected for the team at tokyo are put on the reserve list. after an appeal— put on the reserve list. after an appeal from her legal team was rejected — appeal from her legal team was rejected last friday, there has been a considerable amount of backlash since _ a considerable amount of backlash since. british gymnastics has defended the decision, saying that they wanted to prioritise winning a team _ they wanted to prioritise winning a team medal rather than take an individuat— team medal rather than take an individual specialist to the games, and that— individual specialist to the games, and that is— individual specialist to the games, and that is why she missed out. in the last— and that is why she missed out. in the last hour or so, becky downie has tweeted her reaction to this. she says — has tweeted

with senate budget chair bernie sanders and bipartisan leaders of the house problem solvers caucus, josh godheimer and brian fitzpatrick next. >>> fair warning. president biden gives russia six months to change. >> if he chooses not to cooperate, then we will respond. >> as u.s. companies scramble to prevent crippling hacks, is biden giving putin too much slack? national security adviser jake sullivan joins me to discuss. >>> plus pride month. as states move to restrict rights for transgender americans, i'll talk to the first openly translegislator elected to state house. her message to transyouth. >> regardless of whether you care about politics, politics cares about you. >> dana garome, ahead. >>> hello, i'm dana bash in washington where our state of the union is their way or the highway? fresh off an overseas trip where president biden asserted america is back, his ambitious domestic agenda is being put to the test here at home. the president said he will respond tomorrow to a bipartisan $1.22 trillion proposal to overhaul america's roads and bridges that is picking up momentum in was