then they moved the command module kitty hawk to a docking with the lunar module.ll attached to the third stage of the booster. >> unable to get a capture. >> twice they tried. three times. >> held four seconds. >> roger. we're seeing it all on tv here. >> we better back off here and think about this one, houston. >> as the astronauts waited, an identical docking probe was brought into mission control. this probe on the command module fits into a funnel-like device on the lunar module. tiny catches on the probe's point engage it. it was these capture latches that were not holding. in space the astronauts tried a fourth time and a fifth. >> no latch. >> no latch. >> roger. >> in space, on earth, they searched for a solution. then on the sixth try -- >> hard lock. [ cheering ] >> as they coasted to the moon, the crew brought the probe inside the spacecraft for examination. on earth the probe was tested and retested. we had to be sure the probe would work for the most critical docking as shepard and mitchell returned from the lunar surface. on february 4th, apollo 14

narrator: they transferred the gear from antares two kitty -- and theories -- antares to kitty hawk,he tunnel, then jettisoned. it would crash into the moon at a predetermined spot. its impact picked up by their seismometer and the other seismometer left by apollo 12 over a year earlier. 149 hours after they left earth, they perform the burn that broke them out of lunar orbit. during the coast to earth, there would be time to catch up on sleep, relax, and do all the little things left undone. and there was one more item. a series of scientific demonstrations in gravity. demonstrations impossible to reproduce on earth. these trials looked at basic physical properties of matter in zero gravity. studies that could lead eventually to new materials manufactured in space for use on earth. on february 9, 1971, nine days after they left earth, the crew of apollo 14 hit the atmosphere of their planet at a speed of over 24,000 miles per hour. they hurtled toward earth, a meteor heading home. onboard, 95 pounds of the moon. ♪ >> extremely important. relational question of why we are fooling aro

this individual investor, roaring kitty. talk about how individual investors are moving these markets. guest: there is real paper value on it. i'm looking at the 52-week range on gamestop. when the market crashed it hit three dollars a few weeks ago to open the year. the stock was at $18 or so. he closed at $325. the market value is $23 billion. you are not talking about a couple of hundreds of thousands of dollars of market cap on a stock among friends. at some point the physics, the gravity of fundamentals have to reassert themselves. if we get past this and the malls open up again and you look at the viability of this company, and also e-commerce is exploding. how competitive is gamestop against amazon or -- i'm not a simile with the sector as other people but suppose you were making the same argument with blockbuster. when netflix was ruling the world. blockbuster will come out and really defend against netflix. can we really see the streaming revolution ahead of us with netflix and disney plus at hbo max and everything?

so the kitty is roaring. i still don't know the kitty thing. it kind of creeps me out.arino, i'm wondering here, he is positioning himself as someone freely offering opinions out there and not creating any hype. what do you make of that? >> listen, there is a reason why gamestop was is now a 50-dollar stock after hitting $500 a share and that difference, it is probably going to go down lower. i don't know what it is trading today. for all i know it is back up to 100 because of all the craziness. someone pull up a stock chart of gamestop. neil: we are. around 45. >> okay. below 50. so my point is, neil, that the markets are made of diverging opinions. there is something known as stock manipulation where you lie about stuff purposely to pump up a stock and then dump shares later on. you had none other than than jordan belfort who basically turned that into, like a one of the most profitable illegal scams ever at oakmont. you had him on earlier. that is what he and his brethren used to do. you pump up the company, it is great. you sell at the height, knowing it will go dow

you know, hello kitty or good-bye kitty or good night kitty, i'm sure, listen, good for him. a fundamental story behind him, but i think we round trip this thing. it started at 12 i think it probably ends there i might with wrong and i'm not saying short this thing because you see where that gets you. i'm hard pressed to believe that the fate of game stop is fund mentally different than it was six months ago. >> i agree but the fact it held on to a certain level, nadine, does that change how you look at the stock at all the fact that it still at 40 after all of this? >> i'll say that we did own it and then once it started going away from fundamentals to just call it power of capital trading, we exited for clients so this is not something that i would put clients in right now, but it doesn't mean you can't trade it i look at it 2-1 but the type of volatility i'm looking at is it could be up 73% or down 40%. those are the types of things. we don't do it we're much more about compounding, call it asemimet trick, really understanding the bets we're making and this is not somethin

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citadel's griffin, reddit's huffman and of course roaring kitty himself all getting marathon grilling by house reps. in case you missed it, kate rooney recaps where a lot of the focus was directed kate >> hey, melissa. there were some tense moments and a lot of people forgetting to unmute. robinhood's ceo, though, got by far the most air time and congress really dug for my motives behind robinhood halting those trades in january. vlad tenev repeatedly denied he was on the side of the hedge funds. >> robinhood's securities put the restrictions in place in an effort to meet increased regulatory deposit requirements, not to help hedge funds. we don't answer to hedge funds we serve the millions of small investors who use our platform every day to invest. >> tenev did apologize to customers, calling what happened in january "unacceptable." he also defended robinhood's business model tenev said payment for order flow or essentially selling customer trades on the back end is the reason they can provide that service for free. robinhood was also asked about pressure to meet capital requirement

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on reddit, he's roaring kitty. note the cat on the noose behind him on the wall. >> a few things i am not, i am not a cat. i'm not an constitutional investor, nor am i a hedge fund. i'm just an individual whose investment in gamestop and posts on social media were based upon my own research and analysis >> well, the robinhood ceo vlad tenev taking most of the heat for restricting trading on his platform during the height of gamestop's surge >> look, i'm sorry for what happened i apologize. and i'm not going to say that robinhood did everything perfect and that we haven't made mistakes in the past, but what i commit to is making sure that we improve from this. >> well, gamestop shares were down today, closing at just less than $41 a dramatic decline from the peak in january of $347 a share cnbc's kate rooney on the top story at the bottom of the hour live from san francisco. was this hearing mostly political theater or did lawmakers actually get some answers? >> shep, there was some grand standing, some tense moment

the case michael i want to kind of transitional little bit to one of the big players here roaring kitty or a guy named keith gill is now the target of a lawsuit that claims he manipulated the market to increase game stop stock price the lawsuit claims that he created a fake persona i couldn't have told that by his name being roaring kitty on line of an investment newbie while actually having several financial certifications and working for an insurance company now it seems like this wall street best story is more complicated than just a little guy. against the big guy but i mean look you know we talk about we're a financial news show we don't necessarily have people who give advice and say this is what you should buy but the fact is people sometimes say this is doing well this isn't doing great and it seems like that's what we're in kitty was doing is he was saying this is why i feel like this is strong what do you make of this whole thing michael i'm just wondering why he didn't wear his rowing t. shirt. he did mamet today because i wanted to. get you know you know i don't i don't know

if they don't fill the role, maybe they could bring in the midnight kitty he seems to know more. the number one question is, i don't know if we've heard from gamestop where were they? a lot of companies did secondaries on huge moves to the up side. where were they? maybe they couldn't do it. at least come out and say something. the stock gave you an ample opportunity, my sense is, to get something done, and paralysis by analysis, as they say in our business, is never a good thing. i'm sure mr. bell is a nice guy but he should have rung the bell north of 300 as we sit here today. >> even if they miss the highs and they filed for an offering and they filed at, what, 50? that would be altremendous improvement from where the stock was trading in the fall. steve grasso, or in december it was a great opportunity to raise more capital than they thought they could raise just a few months ago >> yeah. i think that's probably why he's leaving. so all the questions that we have, that's probably the crux of it is that somebody tapped him on the shoulder and said, did you go away for a couple

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i was wondering if roaring kitty was the can cfo. i made that up, i literally made that up. who knows? can. >> careful >> i can't believe it's back this quickly and that the whole cost, everything i think i saw best buy getting a bid. i don't know what to make of it. if you saw what happened three weeks ago, maybe, not even a month, both the shorts and the longs got burned people made money on either side, but this is a powder keg i wouldn't touch it. >> we should note that -- i check the twitter feeds of course everybody does these days. the kitty has not posted anything since february 20 cohen who is a major shareholder, he is the co-founder of chewy. he posted a picture of a soft serve vanilla ice cream kohn maybe 15 minutes before the rise in gamestop started. i don't think that's correlated. but for full disclosure, that's what happened on twitter related to the gamestop story. tim. >> yeah. maybe the good humor man is going to take a board seat i don't know but i do think you have a case here where retail trading, the ability to have significant momentum flows move qui

it says on the screen there, roaring kitty. stop stock and there's a first amendment issue here. doesn't he have a right to say what he thinks about this stock? and if the big wall street firms like goldman sachs and morgan stanley can put all their heft behind promoting stocks, then why can't keith gill who goes by the name of roaring kitty which frankly i don't understand, so there's a real first amendment issue here and i think if the markets are more democratic and if there's more individual investors in there, god bless them. jackie: i think, brian, what was interesting about what happened here was this notion that you had the little guy piling up against the big guys who were short in these positions and all of a sudden people on wall street, those investors specifically, the short sellers, were like no, no, no, only we can do this. brian: i think the impression people get outside of d.c. is the hedge fund managers have the in. you know, they they have the political connection and the capital to get done what they want to

i don't now it was hello kitty -- >> roaring kitty that's very different. harvey pitt runs consulting firm great to have you with us. i don't know how you feel about guardrails but i think that there should be some sort of a warping label much like you find on a pack of cigarettes or on a bottle of alcohol. >> yes i think it's very difficult to try and protect people from themselves i think you give people a warning. you tell them what the problem is, and then people have to make their own decisions as to what they're going to do. i do think that there could be more responsibility danny by the various players to prevent the kinds of things we've seen democrat ra tcomes the responsibility to act in the appropriate way and make sure the system doesn't veer out of control. >> what specifically rl you talking about and which player in particular? >> well, i think first with robinhood, let's be realistic. they ought to require every new customer to do a self-assessment as to their investment expertise and they ought to direct those investors with anybody mum kno

kitty logan with the latest. hi, kitty. won't be returning to any royal roles in the future. that statement in details reads, quote, in stopping, it is not possible to continue with duties and responsibilities with the life of public service. harry loses military titles, for example. that's something which meant a great deal to him but the queen has stood firm saying essentially you're in or you're out. the couple seemed disappointed for this outcome. their statement says, quote, we can all the live life of service, service is universal. now this decision finalizes the future for the couple a year after leaving the uk and settling in california. they said at the time that they were unhappy with their lives in the public eye. the queen insists they are still much loved family members but it's thought she's uncomfortable with the interview harry and megan are due to give oprah winfrey. now all this comes as the queen's husband the duke of edinburgh is in the hospital. he will stay there until next week. today his son prince c

we'll hear from roaring kitty today. roaring kitty is the online moniker for this fellow, keith gill, who may have been the central influence behind all those people buying game stop shares. he'll testify before a hearing today along with the ceos of reddit and the app robinhood and they'll talk about the rush to buy gamestop stock and why robinhood users from buying more. as we said in thongress is hoping to accomplish, but fact finding can be helpful in and of itself. >>> if you're making money or looking to make money and have fun with it this might be your place. a new company lets you bet on whether certain things are going to happen, for instance, whether the tokyo olympics will happen or how soon 50% of americans will be vaccinated. it just got new venture capital money. it's basically a futures market, not that different from the futures board that i show you every morning showing you how traders are going to bet for the day. here's the thing, those bets tend to be really good, what's going to happen. if you get

. >>> w also hear from roaring kitty today.ring kitty is the online moniker for a man who -- keith gill, who may have been the central influence behind all of those people buying gamestop shares. he'll testify before a congressional hearing today along with the ceos of reddit and the stock trading app robinhood. they'll talk about that rush to buy shares in gamestop and why robinhood actually had to restrict users from buying more. more of this will be virtual du weather in d.c. is supposed to be really terrible today. many federal employees have been told to stay home. >>> if you're looking for a way to make money, maybe have fun with it, this is maybe your place. a new company called call sheet will let you bet on whether certain things are going to happen. for instance, whether the tokyo olympics will happen or how soon 50% of all americans will be vaccinated. kalshi got new venture capital money. the interesting thing, economists have proven this has worked with experiments about the wisdom of the crowd is smart than the in

this was so entertaining for so many reasons, when you have arr roaring kitty, what we learned is the how markets work that well there was so much explaining that needed to happen, and so many people had the wrong perception of what was actually happening between robinhood, customers, market makers and short sellers that it needed a reeducation for the entire committee to understand how markets work if they want to regulate them. we're not going to see much but calls for investigation, but it was very entertaining. >> okay. he has a slightly different view, jimmy number one, so what was your take. i agree that it was entertaining in a bizarre way first off, when did pretty much everybody but ken griffin who's born in the '80s now, i'm starting to feel really old. is there a 40 under 40 for congressional hearings, i have no idea, but i felt in some ways that yesterday was kind of more about social media than the stock market >> right in a way it sort of reminded me of a lot of these tech hearings where you have congress folks very upset about, you know, different opinions about what's

no doubt, but there's a leading like roaring kitty is somehow leading people, shut up and let peoplenternet and research and the reddit board is the most fair accurate representation of what's going on and all these people for most part have no side agenda so let people make decisions. some people have higher risk tolerance and some don't. you want a mutual fund knock yourself out. you want game stop go for it but let the people decide. charles: so in the meantime, some lawmakers have called out v lad for changing the rules in the middle of the game and by the same token on financial media they are saying he had no choice. i just demonstrated why i think that is a bs answer. what do you think though should happen? i know you're no fan of him and you think he's a villain in this what should be the consequences of that? >> well we should go back to, i do think if you find any proof of wrongdoing which i doubt they will go subpoena all of the phone records you should go to jail. barring that the free market should talk. like i'm convinced robinhood won't bounce back that there will be a

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on the list of names but in fact is roaring kitty. >> the guy up in boston or somewhere in that areaforward to seeing roaring kitty. >> and any word whether it will be plotken from melvin or he's not coming he's not on the list >> i'll go back and look i don't have it open at the moment but the market will be braced to see if we learn anything. >> the questioning should be interesting. it is always interesting to see what level of knowledge our elected represent tifics, representatives actually have about these markets, sometimes i think we shud wer fear with how little knowledge they have but these hearings are to help educate, educate closely and i will be watching closely. >> i did want to come back to cciv, the symbol for church hill capital 5 of course, take a look, this is reflective, we talk about gamestop a lot, but take a look, go back on ccib a little bit as well, you may recall, guys, a couple of months ago, when i had the audacity to suggest, hey, sometimes you don't get to the finish line on a deal, this has been of course the speculation since bloomberg first reported t

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they're people like, you we saw roaring kitty, right big influential members of communities online, whether it's reddit, facebook groups, telegram groups, and a lot of people, especially young people look to the large, you know, well-known influencers that kind of make bold claims about specific companies, either for or against. >> roaring kitty went from an everyday guy to now somebody that everyone watching you could argue that others join that conversation online but does the focus, from your reporting, stay on the names like gamestop? or do you think at some point they exit stage right, and we see the focus evolve to other companies? if so, which ones? >> absolutely. meme stocks have been around for a while -- and what's popular in this community is kind of ironic stocks, so they love, you know, blackberry, nokia, they love to bring back -- we saw a boost in amc also around the gamestop stuff. it's really playing on nostalgia, and it's sometimes a joke, like, wouldn't it be funny if this defunct company that we all knew from our child hood had some kind of resurgence? those are the ones

that reddit user who goes by roaring kitty has just been sued we're going to go to kate rooney for more on that >> his legal name is keith gill, but most people know him as roaring kitty or deep effing value online he's been sued he's best known for youtube videos and reddit posts promoting gamestop it accusing him of using a stake persona and at the time he was work fog mass mutual as a financial wellness director. he holds numb lutz licenses, and is a registered security broker, his employer is named in the lawsuit. he's accused of causing a frenzy gill was not immediately available for comment. we did reach out this does come just a day before a set of ceos are set to appear in front of the congress on this very issue the heads of robinhood, citadel, melviln capital and reddit are set to testify tomorrow. wee see convex about market manipulation in this new era, and of course some questions about conflicts of interest with hedge funds and market makers. morgan, back to you. >> let me ask you this, if i might, kate. is mr. gill likely to appear if he appears, is he likely to talk if h

roaring kitty. what a name. >> that is his youtube name.e has a name on reddit that is too explicit for us to say on air. if you look at the memo i have here, they have the name here, the explicit one. it is weird to see a very serious congressional memo say a name on it we cannot even say on air. within this memo you get the idea that what the house is looking at is the idea, have laws kept up with the change in trading and social media where users can more easily trade on things like robin hood and can talk about it on reddit, whether or not their username is explicit. they are going to be looking at shortselling, stock manipulation, the game with occasion of the stock market -- gamification of the stock market. we have prepared testimony from the witnesses. vlad 10 a for his expected to say the idea we had help from hedge funds, that is absolutely false and market distorting rhetoric. the prepared testimony from the hedge funders, ken griffin of citadel, they are saying similar things, saying there was no sort of conspiracy here, we did

with the spring on its way tourism has made it back to the agenda greek prime minister kitty hawk is was one of the 1st leaders to call for an e.u. wide vaccination certificate in the attempt to east travel restrictions and save the summer holiday season that's something all leaders could get behind but how and when exactly this vaccine passport could be rolled out is uncertain. we expected to be done by summer i am not a programmer so i cannot make any guarantees like i cannot guarantee vaccine deliveries but the political requirements are to reach this goal within the next few months. but for the moment member states have agreed that tourism and all non-essential travel is not an option. for a lot of border controls is something many of the european union has taken for granted until the global health crisis countries have reintroduced controls as they tried to stop the spread of virus mutates since across borders germany's frontier with the czech republic is as good as closed and that's disrupting the lives of thousands of commuters. were. supply everything ok on tour and you any n

dave: i would rather be governed by roaring kitty than most of the people in congress.john roberts as well. don't miss it. it is the show to watch for all the news. let's check the markets, susan, what are the big movers? >> we've seen you with that roaring kitty bandanna before, we are looking forward to that but let's check the markets, apple in particular, the biggest company, it takes a broader market with it. it is the single most influential stock in 20 years on wall street. warren buffett, vanguard, selling off apple shares, reducing apple holdings by 6%, still $120 billion worth, the biggest holdings and vanguard is the single largest apple stockholder out there, they recently did sell off and shed 25 million shares or so. in australia, facebook is pulling up the nuclear option against the new australian role that forces tech company like facebook and google, google says they will pay, the move are losing less money last quarter tied at in the springtime for one of the biggest marijuana companies on the planet and cannabis, the new favorite of the redit best pag

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with the spring on its way tourism has made it back to the agenda greek prime minister kitty hawk is was one of the 1st leaders to call for an e.u. wide vaccination certificates in the attempt to east travel restrictions and save the summer holiday season that's something all leaders could get behind but how and when exactly this vaccine passport could be rolled out is uncertain. we expected to be done by summer i am not a programmer so i cannot make any guarantees like i cannot guarantee vaccine deliveries but the political requirements are to reach this goal within the next few months. but for the moment member states have agreed that tourism and all non-essential travel is not an option. for more on this. brussels phenomenon when will we see these possible. well presumably within the next 3 months that is what german chancellor angela merkel is after the meeting but she didn't want to commit to any specific date because as she stressed there are a lot of detail is are still being worked on in berlin but also in brussels the european commission would like to see and a you why it's

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robinhood, reddit, the roaring kitty.uld be a screenplay, if you will, but at the crux of it all the characters were not known until early 2021. it's having a mob picking a star and having it run it up, is it all square or manipulation? after the hearing it's on robinhood because they didn't halt trading for a matter of hours but it carried on for days limiting that trade. they did so because they had to raise funds for the reserve requirements, right? now they are suggesting we could have done a lot better. he basically tried to wipe the slate clean. let's take a listen. >> i'm sorry for what happened. i apologize and i'm not going to say that robinhood did everything perfect and that we haven't made mistakes in the past, but what i commit to is making sure that we grow from this, we learn from it and we don't make the same mistakes in the future. >> tenev has had a lot of public attention and scrutiny. there was a post by one of the day traders, we've now come to the mainstream and we're on the world map. that's also go

just like a flooring kitty says so, or no? joe: it is probably less different than people would like to believe. there is a difference between the two. in a way, the roaring kitty gamestop long hypothesis was may be even more fundamental based than a call for bitcoin at this point. not necessarily in terms of price, but in terms of the logic, but, look. we do live in this sort of moment where influencers can emerge out of anything, and they can decide a stock is worth more, and it could be a joke currency, like dogecoin, and it is also at record highs. it is a weird moment, but it is the intersection of social media and the community and more to make all of this possible. emily: and quickly, because we have some great video, what is dogecoin, and why does elon like it? joe: it is a joke currency, but people like being in on jokes. the joke can get bigger and bigger the more people that repeated and the way you repeat it is by buying some. i think elon is having a lot of fun. i think that is the reason he bought bitcoin. i thin

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he goes by the name roaring kitty.tail investor driven surge in meme stocks. he says he's not a professional financial advisor and wasn't part of any pump and him scheme. facebook has started restricting new sharing on its platform amid government plans to for social media companies to pay for content. the number of titles in australia and dells well -- google and facebook have threatened to leave australia if forced to pay. jan mars military leaders are tightening their grip on power with civilian figureheads in court unexpectedly and with no lawyer present. the legal team says she appeared via video link a day earlier than expected. she faces three years in prison. she's also charged with breaching virus restrictions. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haidi: still ahead, and expose of interview with the first company to win approval for early cancer diagnostics in china. new horizon health debuted. the ceo joins

or doubt and oh i'm similarly land they got me into a kitty in the paper today that you know the sick on the left there's the sort back quietly paid to look at it so you're not on top of all of their own daughter no. question if you want to take a nickel and it will get all of your top 2 or. 3. i believe from the very beginning that this torture program was wrong. now inside the cia they were telling us it was working so i thought at the time there were 2 separate questions here number one does it work in that are you collecting good information they were telling us yes they were that was a lie the other question was is it moral or legal or ethical and to me the answer was clearly no it was not moral and legal and ethical but i kept my mouth shut for a long time. and then finally in december of 2007. i just couldn't be silent any more and so finally i i went on a television news show and i said it i said 3 things i said the cia was torturing its prisoners they said that torture was official us government policy and i said the policy had been personally approved by the president. follo

. ♪ liz: a roaring kitty favorite purring to the top of pop stocks right now.arly catnip for the famous reddit room star keith gill, also known goes by the name roaring kitty. look at gamestop, up 12% at the moment. shares of the video game retailer popping after the investor, credited with starting the run on gamestop shares months and months ago, posted a screen shot of his account showing he had doubled down and now owns 100,000 shares of gamestop compared to 50,000 which he had at the start of the month. >>> speaking of games, penn national gaming has nabbed a casino deal in new york state with rivers casino and resort. the 20-year strategic partnership subject to legislation and regulatory approvals but could very well open up the lucrative empire state market. penn national gaming is down just about half a percent. >>> in other deals, goodyear tire and rubber agreed to buy cooper tire and rubber, both stocks accelerating at the moment. cooper up 30%, goodyear up 22%. here's the deal, goodyear's going to buy about $2.8 billion in cash and stock for cooper

the ceo of robin hood and reddit are scheduled to appear as well as the roaring kitty who urged investors to buy the stock. two hedge fund investors are expected to testify. one lost billions. at is the report. for more had to cbs money watch.comm. >>> today, the newest mars rover is expected to land on the red planet beginning and historic new mission. >> after this journey the rover will land this afternoon. >> left off. as the countdown continues. >> perseverance blasted off from kennedy space center in july. exple the planet for signs of c microscopic material which may have thrived billions of years ago. >> this project is the most challenging thing we have ever attempted. we hope to learn if life ever existed on mars. >> a helicopter drone will be deployed to explore from the air. >>> another live look at the dalas fort worth area were aliens are waking up without power. the outages in texas may affect us here in the bay area at the gas pump. the fuel prices may jump $.10 to $.20 per gallon in the next week. at least 11 refineries have at least partially shut down due to the extreme

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each time that the trader known as the roaring kitty, each time he was called upon to explain why he started load aring up on gamestop shares, the video game retailer stock has moved higher. specifically 12:38 eastern time. he says he formulated it purely by doing his own research and 59 minutes later when he was asked whether he'd buy more of stock right now, and he said yes. the action, which at times has been heated, continues at this hour. we're going to show you the crucial moments so far and dig into exactly what we're learning about market fairness, disclose your and hidden trading structure. the drama in this final hour not limited to capitol hill. stocks red all over but pare losses this -- paring losses as we head into the close. a bleaker than expected jobs picture, the nasdaq taking the biggest blow. we've got it down about 80%s, half a percent. >>> fox business alert, investors big and small all around the world rivetted at this hour by the house financial services committee hearing entitled gamestopped: who wins and loses when short sellers, social media and retail inve

i read the original point by roaring kitty. he had strong points, strong analysis in there.er issue are people following into the trade. do we still have the same analysis or copying what he seeing? the original post he is still bullish. i understand, i read the original post. he made fair points in it. charles: broader market, major indices have been wobbly for last week 1/2. people say valuations. others say spike in rates. obviously there are fewer easy buys when the market made this kind of a move, nicole. your over all assessment what we're seeing in recent trading? >> simply put, charles i think we were due for profit taking in the last two weeks. we saw almost 100 billion in flows toe to equities. i always talk to my clients never love anything that can't love you back. my mentor taught me that years ago. when it comes to the buy strategy, that is generally easier than the sell strategy. i think a lot of people are profit-taking. it is normal to see a pause following that. the market is digesting to your point whether or not this next round of stimulus is necessary, a

. >> silly >> jimmy: male first and last name >> justin bieber >> jimmy: two words that rhyme >> kittyhoe. >> jimmy: body part. >> adam's apple. >> jimmy: nice >> that's a body part. >> jimmy: another body part? >> nipple. too much too far. >> jimmy: favorite netflix show >> my gosh oh, wild wild country. what is in my brain? >> jimmy: verb ending in i-n-g? >> snorfing. >> jimmy: clothing store >> banana republic >> jimmy: these are great words. last junk food you ate >> mcdonald's french fries >> jimmy: mickey d's your first concert >> heart >> jimmy: celebrity name >> will ferrell. >> jimmy: will ferrell >> he is circling. >> jimmy: amount of time >> one billion years >> jimmy: one billion years. first long lyric that comes to mind >> if i can't have you, i don't want nobody baby >> jimmy: i love that jam. if i can't have you. something you drink at a super bowl party >> mai tais. jimmy: what >> well, you know, back in the day we'd go -- >> jimmy: my gosh, trader vick's famous movie quote >> here's looking at you, kid. >> jimmy: oh, yeah another verb ending in i-n-g >> pooping >> jim

got taught about a 4th sat or cause of the engineering order ground 0 am similarly lanigan me into a kitty in the bay area at the base of the chain of the sick or in the lot there's the sort back quietly pretty low pretty or no down time or as they enter a known door knob a question on a peanut they can go and it'll get already or again it took 2 or. 3 years i believe from the very beginning that this torture program was wrong. now inside the cia they were telling us it was working so i thought at the time there were 2 separate questions here number one does it work in that are you collecting good information they were telling us yes they were that was a lie the other question was is it moral or legal or ethical and to me the answer was clearly no it was not moral and legal and ethical but i kept my mouth shut for a long time. and then finally in december of 2007. i just couldn't be silent any more and so finally i i went on a television news show and i said it i said 3 things i said the cia was torturing its prisoners they said that torture was official us government policy and i said the