roulette, but no doubt microsoft is the place to be, killing it with web hosting, they're killing it in k boxin, i definitely expect a very strong quarter and strong guidance. lauren: yeah, but the stock's at a record high, ken. do you buy now ahead of the earnings? you think they're not going to be affected by chip shortages, people are still going to buy their surface laptops and xbox? i mean, you're still bullish on a stock that's run up so much? >> yeah, so, look, we definitely had a news reaction, no doubt. again, i don't like jumping in in front of earnings, it's kind of russian roulette. and microsoft could definitely sell the news, but all the other ones like twitter haven't found a way to monetize themself. robinhood, around how many accounts they can open. but it you had to play one of them, i would say microsoft. it's had such a runup. lauren: kim, which names do you like out of those reporting momentarily? >> sure. well, again, i agree with you that maybe to wait for a pullback in these names, but they're some good names. the two that jump out, again, microsoft because of the busi

k. box office. and clearly given what we gone through the last 18 months, the expectation, the hopes around this bond title are bigger than ever. aside from the obligatory bashi crashing us of bond, the something almost cozy about the franchise, something deeply familiar, which is what cinemas are hoping will entice people away from our home streaming services, netflix, amazon, and others. back in front of the big screen, the streaming giant doubled its profits in 2020 surpassing $200000000.00 paid subscribers with a revenue of $25000000000.00. the stay at home boom is far from over. and as the economy reopens many question, whether cinemas will be able to bounce back except for it delivers every thing you'd want for a bond film. i'm all on, definitely west to white. i think people to be placed on economy say more without supporting anything. so how important is it to see babies like this big screen massively involved and it's, it's bond is the thing you need to see on the big screen. so definitely

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and how do we put money in people's pockets when you take things like universal pre-k they actually hit both of those boxespreparing our workforce and our kids, prepare them to compete against china and you will also reduce one year of child care that the parents need to pay for. so that's a good choice. i think where you're trying to hit both of those buttons. as we go through this and check both of those boxes as we go through this, i think it's important that should be the standard. what helps us take on china, what's going to help put money in the pockets of average families. >> a lot of people don't know what human infrastructure means. so why not break it up and put a name on it. why not lock in the bipartisan hard infrastructure deal and get it passed and breakout parts of the human infrastructure, the things that are most popular that most people want and get a vote on that? >> well, i think, actually, doing the bipartisan bill would have been fine. i think it's important too to show the country that we can actually function and pass things. and while i didn't think that was anywhere close to being

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theory, analysis, so we need to revitalize these histories that have been hidden in the history box and much of kans. it's really a shame. because we can learn so much from this in terms of the contemporary context as you mentioned about the rise in anti-asian violence, hate crimes and the such. usually in our k through 12 classes, we might hear about, oh, the gold rush, the 49ers. oh, yeah, the chinese were there to help build a railroad and move on. right. for example. you'd learn a little bit about japanese internment, japanese incarceration and also the vietnam war, but you don't really hear about the individual experiences, the struggles of people encounters through that it's so important because we have to use those histories to contextualize also relations with other brack indigenous people of color communities, because all the folks are subjected to similar histories, similar experiences. instead of dividing people, which is a tacking the that is often used in this country. right? divide and conquer. >> right. >> i would love for us to see how these histories are intertwined, how our stru

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boxing events we're showing the metropolitan opera. we have something for everybody. we are showing concerts now. and we're talk ksome of the largest music companies about expanding our concert offerings. what that's doing is expanding our theatre business i think that there are other businesses related to what we to now, that are entirely dirfferen than what we do. we've made a lot of noise about getting hyper active and crypto currency there are a lot of reasons why amc could be a successful issuer of crypto currency as well as a redeemer that's just one of a half a dozen ideas that we're working on right now >> tyler >> interesting ideas there, adam nice to see you again. the question is for right now and for the short-term immediate fu future, the core of your business is going to be showing movies the hollywood and the global film business supplying you with enough movies that people will come to pay and see? >> again, on the premise of your question, the good news for us is i think we're just weeks away from announcing a new business line for our company that is not running movie theatres as you've traditio

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box called winners and losers when it comes to the efforts being made. and it comes to winners, it includes home care for the elderly, childcare subsidies, $150 billion for affordable housing, universal pre-k three-year-olds and 4-year-old including a minimum tax on corporate profits, and $320 billion in clean energy tax credits. that is what is in the package. what is not currently in this framework, the carbon tax, the billionaire tax, free college tuition, a clean electricity standard, paid family medical leave, and the irs reporting for banks that you heard our previous guest talk about. there is more analysis in the papers this morning. but we will start in florida, democrats line. what do you think about this effort that was released yesterday as far as the build back better framework? caller: good morning. it is probably the best thing we could ever do. if we grow the economy from the bottom up like biden wants to do, everybody profits. the only problem with mr. norquist, it is not fast enough because they are on this high of now. they want all their money now and they want more and more. as far as florida, i'm counting my days until i can get out of here. most of the people i know