david koch died in 2019 and his brother charles koch did not respond to the new report, but a koch networkkesperson told propublica -- "thomas wasn't present for fundraising conversations. the idea that attending a couple events to promote a book or give dinner remarks, as all the justices do, could somehow be undue influence just doesn't hold water." for more on the details of this new investigation, including how supreme court justice clarence thomas was at the bohemian grove, a secretive all-men's retreat in northern california with david koch and filmmaker ken burns, among others, we are joined by justin elliott, reporter for propublica. welcome back to democracy now! lay out this latest exposÉ. >> what we found is justice thomas has attended hamper is appended in multiple koch donor summits. essentially, the koch brothers founded this powerful network of political groups, spent hundreds of minds of dollars on elections, also employed lawyers to bring cases to the courts. every january, they have a big donor summit in palm springs, california, where charles koch has a mansion. other we

the koch brothers, of course, hands down.ece said that thomas has attended at least two koch brothers donor summits. it also exposed clarence thomas's personal relationships with the kochs. according to the peace, their relationship developed over years during trips to the bohemian grove, the all-man retreat where 500-dollar wine flows, along with clam chowder and chilly -- tucked inside the sonoma valley, the sonoma county redwoods, according to propublica, a member or his guest can wander from the groves shooting range to a lecture by blackwater founder erik prince, or mosey from a mint julep party to a performance by the symphony orchestra. more than one attendee recalled walking outside in the morning to find a former cabinet secretary who fell asleep, drunk in the grass. you see this photo? that's clarence thomas on the left next to ken burns and charles koch in their man-cave, of sorts. thomas went there for two decades where he stayed in a small camp with harlan crow and the kochs, according to records and people have

and more than that, we know that this relationship between koch and thomas and crow, but the koch networkes koch. we also know that leonard leo has been in the mix of it, holding meetings, hoping to arrange them and provide cover for thomas by suggesting that at least one of these events was a so-called federal society that even though the court draw was thomas sitting around a table at the club with koch's biggest donors. >> for people who say that this is some sort of a left-wing attack on clarence thomas, and that these justices have the ability to be entirely fair and neutral on these things. justice ketanji brown jackson has recused herself from the south chevron and deference discussion. it happens. judges should have the ability to say, there is a valid reason why i perhaps should not be involved in this. this thaw and sentiment on any level does not seem to have occurred to samuel alito, who goes on fishing trips with harlan crow or with justice clarence thomas, going on private planes to fancy events. this concept might be influenced by those who are given food, fish and airplane

the koch network has long pushed to see chevron overturned.o a request for comment. and telling propublica, quote, the idea that attending a couple of events to promote a book or give remarks as all justices do could be of undue influence just doesn't hold water, end quote. let's see how much water it holds. joining me now is retired judge, who served on the california superior court, and law professor, leah litman. how damaging is this new report on justice thomas. aren't judges supposed to disclose this kind of activity and avoid participating in fundraising of any kind? >> the answer is yes, but let me take us back real quickly. in the 1980s, ronald reagan used the trope of the welfare queen and he used it to characterize black women as being on welfare, lazy, and clarence thomas jumped on the band wagon, and he has disparaged even a member of his own family for being lazy and getting a handout on welfare. thomas has been receiving handouts for years from the koch brothers, among others, that dwarf the welfare payments complained of by reag

you know him as one of the koch brothers. propublica notes that during the annual retreats, they often discussed political strategy with fellow guests. now, we have no idea if the koch talk politics with justice thomas there, but they're schmoozing appears to have led to something arguably worse. every winter, the koch brother's conservative activist network holds its marquee fund raising event in palm springs california. propublica reports that the network offered him an entire hotel for the event, keeping our eavesdroppers, and that documents the behind are methodically shredded. they really don't want people knowing what is going on there. today, propublica reports that justice thomas has attended koch's fundraising events at least twice, including the one in palm springs. according to propublica, donors typically have to get at least $100,000 a year to get invited to the event, quote, those who give in the millions, receive special treatment, including dinners with charles koch and more high-profile guests. propublica con

the koch's business is the court.y have been waiting for decades to reshape the court. >> and the regulatory state in the united states of america, decades, decades. i want to ask you about the efforts -- "wall street journal" seems complicit in alito's laundering of what campaign people put, sort of mid level coms people. alito has said, let me rapidly respond. it hasn't worked. the approval ratings are lower than they were when we started paying a whole lot of attention to some of the investigative journalism that propublica started doing about the court. do any figures in and around the court try to engage with you on the facts? >> yeah, you know, it's interesting, the justice alito op-ed in "the wall street journal" you are referring to, i took objection to the headlines that propublica misleads readers. >> it's called rapid response. again, we can ask "the wall street journal" to plain why they're participating in this. >> it was a surprise to us to get that -- to see that about our story after they said they wer

koch brothers said they didn't pay for it.for it, if the justice had put it on the annual disclosure form, as the law requires. so as you mentioned, we reached out to the supreme court and justice thomas for comment. they didn't respond. sometimes they respond after the stories come out. so we'll see. there's a lot of unanswered questions there. >> sometimes they respond after the stories come out. they respond typically, why they don't do it on the front end, i have never gotten my head around. the connection between the koch brothers and their allies care about at the supreme court, that's a really important part of that. especially given the case that's coming up, which is a huge issue for not just the coke network, but conservatives in general. lay that out. >> one thing a lot of people don't understand, their election spending is well known, but they also employ lawyers and fund lawsuits in the supreme court. there's a very big case coming up in the upcoming term in the fall or next spring that has to do with the governme

so, the koch network was founded by billionaire industrialists charles and david koch to push americad their libertarian visions of the country. it's one of the most influential political groups of the last half-century. so, to name a couple things, the helped cultivate the tea party in the obama years, and are credited for helping stamp out gop support for combating climate change. and behind that influence is a huge fundraising operation. and the marquis fundraising event is this annual donor summit in palm springs, which is what thomas attended. to score an invite, donors have to give at least $100,000 a year. >> so, you report in your new investigation that justice thomas flew on a private jet to this fundraiser. he didn't disclose that, we do not know who paid for that. but beyond that, what else is a conflict here for the justice? are there members of the koch network who had business before the court? >> yes. they've had multiple cases over the supreme court. a pretty extraordinary position he has been in, having served as a fundraising trough for this network. it is also, judg

with -- attending at least to koch donor a vent over the years. he was brought in to speak with the hopes that's us access to a sitting justices would encourage donations. of course, thomas failed to report any of this on his annual disclosure forms. to be clear, this time, the justice stands accused not just of accepting gifts worth tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of dollars from right wing billionaires, but of helping raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for right-wing billionaires. it is the kind of conduct that is strictly prohibited from most judges in this country. according to the code of conduct for the united states judges, lower court judges are not permitted to, quote, personally participate in fundraising activities, solicit funds for any organization, or use or permit the use of the prestige and judicial office for that purpose. things get even worse for justice thomas when you take a look at some of the cases the court has taken up while his friendship with the koch bloom. back in 2021, the supreme court heard arguments of

founded by libertarian billionaires charles and david koch.ters who broke this story. justin, thanks very much for joining us. walk us through your very significant new reporting and how it fits into the scrutiny over justice thomas' relationship with conservative donors. >> yeah. so we've been reporting all year about justice thomas accepting at this point millions of dollars worth of luxury travel, vacations around the world from various wealthy political donors. this story's a little bit different because it's not just a vacation sort of hangout on the beach. these are undisclosed trips to a political event, as you mentioned, the koch political network. it's a very powerful and large political organization, spends a lot of money on campaigns and also on lawsuits trying to change the law. they have this annual donor event out in palm springs, california. what we found is that justice thomas has been to that at least twice. he was described to us by folks that we spoke to who worked at the koch network as a fundraising draw for high-dollar do

billionaires charles and david koch, has held a fundraiser in palm springs. it attracts wealthy conservative donors from around the country. in 2018, justice clarence thomas attended this fundraiser, one of several he allegedly attended over the years. that is according to another new investigation by pro publica. like their previous reports, this raises serious questions over justice thomas' undisclosed connections to powerful people who have brought cases before the supreme court, including one of the most watched cases in the court's upcoming term. we're joined now by one of the reporters who helped uncover this story, pro publica's joshua kaplan. very good to have you back on the newshour. before we get to thomas and his role here, can you tell us more about the coke network -- koch network and its aims? joshua: it was founded by billionaire industrialists charles and david koch to push america towards its libertarian vision of the country. it is one of the most powerful and influential groups of the half-century. to name a couple things, they helped cult

well former koch staffers say -- it was seen as a fundraising tour. perk for donors.f misconduct. he has served as a prestigious fund raising drop for a network that has brought multiple cases to the supreme court including one of the biggest cases of this coming term. >> you know, josh, senate judiciary committee, dick durbin, has asked justice thomas to recuse himself from the chevron case. how to use think thomas will respond? >> i don't want to make predictions, but you know, i think i'd be surprised if he recused himself. with questions like that, i mean, the only person making that decision is thomas himself. which gets to an issue that is underscoring this whole story, when it comes to questions of what is appropriate for justice to attend. when should a justice recuse themselves? at the supreme court, unlike the lower courts and unlike the rest of the federal government, it is just the justices making that call. if thomas says it's fine, then it is. >> you know, recently justice brett kavanaugh said there could be concrete steps soon to address ethics concerns

the fact that he is helping the koch brothers fund-raise is really, even if you have a low opinion ofce thomas ethics, it is very shocking. >> indeed, and justin, to pick up on what michelle said about lower court judges. we read all the time that the supreme court is not bound by the ethics rules that lower court judges are bound by. they consult and tried to find them. i also read in the reporting that he may have also broken the law. can you clarify what he has broken? it isn't ethics law or actual? >> that is right, there is this ethics code of conduct for the lower court of judges, for all federal judges, except the supreme court, and there is one law that was passed after watergate. it's the law that says these justices have to file this annual form, in which they disclose things like gifts, and i think that they got over $400 or so. so in this particular case, private jet flight out to palm springs and several other private jet flights on this trip back in 2018, and then you are talking easily over $100, 000, depending on the project he was on. i believe rents for around $9,000

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and clarence thomas was at a donor event trying to help the koch network raise money.is a clear conflict of interest and he must recuse, because of it. o>> congressman dan goldman, thank you for being with us tonight. coming up, donald trump tries to trick americans into thinking he's pro union with a visit to michigan during the auto workers strike. but don't be fools, i'll explain why in this weeks gotcha. and we're watching capitol hill, as the senate takes up a last-minute spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. stay with msnbc for the latest. but first, my colleague richard lui with today's top news stories. richard? >> roughly, are. new york city is drawing out of her nearly seven inches of rain led to widespread flooding. southwest, buses have resumed. normal service. officials say a sea lion that briefly swam out of her enclosure in central park was rescued and is now back at the. suit the french government assures parisians it will solve a bit by problem in time for the summer olympics, less than a year from. now the bloodsucking and six were found on su

the significance of a supreme court justice attending a koch network event, but also, this is one ofme court. i think a lot of americans just didn't have any idea that justices hang out with high-rollers at private retreats and that sort of thing. >> yeah. so, i mean -- what we found puts thomas in a really pretty extraordinary position. of having been a prestigious fund-raising draw for a network that has brought multiple cases to the supreme court, including one of the biggest cases of the upcoming term. but leaving cases aside, judges sit in a unique position of trust. they have lifetime appointments to insulate them from the pressures and influences of politics as usual. and the judiciary has really lofty ethics rules meant to preserve judges' impartiality and independence, political activity is banned, so is participation in fund-raising, for instance. we talked to a federal judge appointed by george bush who found it shocking that thomas had done this, said if he'd done the same as a district court judge he'd have gotten a letter starting a disciplinary process. all this gets t

and then 15 years later, we now know they have spent years rubbing elbows with the koch brothers. both fierce opponents of the chevron doctrine. he rejected his previous opinion. in 2020 in the united states, thomas called to reconsider writing that quote it's never too late to surrender a better considered position. was it better considered or better for the coax and between 2005 and 2020. correlation isn't, causation but as the saying goes. if some thing as a big hint. that's a big thing of ethics rules. to bind out you just read besides the supreme court to avoid the perception that neutral judges are doing the bidding of the rich and powerful. justice thomas knows that he does here is he delivering a lecture at notre dame in 2021. >> i think the media makes it sound as though you are just always going right to your personal preference. if they think you're antiabortion or something they think that's the whale always come out. that you for this before that. they think you become like a politician i think that's a problem. you're gonna jeopardize any faith in the legal instituti

of course the fossil fuel-funded koch network stands to gain from deregulation.resence of so many koch-connected amicus supporting petitioners in this case. the pivot of so many groups to attack chevron and thereby transfer power from agencies to judges follows this long effort within the courts." this is something that dahlia lithwick brought to life and translated for us non-supreme court experts. but this really is of vital importance to nothing less than the government's ability to function. can you give us some context to this? >> yeah, the backdrop to this is that years ago these right-wing billionaires determined that the supreme court was a really good way to accomplish their goals because it wasn't politically responsive. so they could get justices who would do things that the public would hate that even republican legislators would not do. so they began this long process of trying to get rid of american regulation, particularly if you're a fossil fuel polluter all those regulations interfere with your profits in a very, very big way. and so they built d

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. >> reporter: tcw's katie koch had a similar thought as well on equities. >> it's like 85% of returns are being driven by the seven companies, so we have very consolidated leadership. we have valuations above historical averages, and we have a backdrop that's weakening. and i think on a relative basis just the possibility and we'll come on that later equity returns higher up in the capital structure. i would say we're not as excited for equity markets for that reason. >> reporter: koch says, quote, getting paid to be patient. cash has a good return. her firm is defensively positioned with a philosophy around owning agency mortgage backed communities or cash or treasuries. and there's still a lot at delivering alpha. sc frank? >> leslie picker live from delivering alpha, thank you very much. >>> turning our attention now back to the rates. as rates march higher, keeping an eye on apple. taking a look now at about 171, almost 172. a lot of brad apple ownership. what do you make of this action we're seeing in apple? a lot of macro factors, there's china, that ftc investigation into the s

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so you have people like charles koch for who's been a major donor to a lot of libertarian organizations like the cato institute, like the institute for humane to this present day. but on the hand, there's a lot of you see in american capitalism today that libertarians don't that they morally disapprove of, that they think is economically inefficient. you have a system in which there's competition. yes. but there's also a lot of government. there are rules that prescribe certain kinds of competition in certain sectors of the economy. there are subsidies, certain favorite corporations. there are tariffs against foreign competition. and so what you get the end of all this is it's a market but it's not the kind of free market that libertarians envision and hope for. and so are they pro-business? well, yeah, in a sense they want business to be able to flourish, but want a level playing field. they want a fair playing field in which you succeed or fail on your own merits and not because your cousin is a state legislator and he happened to put in a good word for you in latest appropriations bi

koch, well known to you, who loved and loves to come to the grave of bandera and to this one who flede same one who has now settled down in germany, lives very well in germany and all this continues, so talk about ethnic. jews zelensky, but it's useless. you know, i do an interview many years ago, that solomon was still alive then. this is the same hitler cabin boy solomon who pretended to be the germans. at first, hitler entered the hitler youth, and then he served in parts of the ss and deserved it almost until the forty-fifth year, until he was arrested and ended up, then, in places not so remote, he was convicted for all these deeds, and he told such a thing. i often like to tell this. the worst thing for him was when he went to the shower with his cameras, because there they had to undress and they would see that he was circumcised and he always hid. and all these years he managed to do it. here i have one question , mr. zelensky, and he is in the shower with the azov people walks, he takes off his panties, or he has nothing to show there at all, they say sewing on is now an adve

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it also seems to me that seryozha is why you will stay here and you’ll keep an eye on the koch, if kovrov to capture him. don't try, he has pistols. remember, he already killed the security guard. say, it's like here hello, hello. hello. hello. is there anyone? what do you guys need? don't worry. criminal investigation, what problems do you know about this citizen? it was vanya kovrov, the killer, who escaped into custody. i don't watch tv. what should he do here? this is what it seems like. came in by chance to steal metal. i didn’t know the bandits, i got out of here. yeah, let's go, i said. come on, let's go quickly. it doesn't hurt, it's okay. so okay. well, let's report lately. what we managed to do, we went to the addresses given to us by the smelyansky lawyer, was not found. most likely, he went on the run. that is, uh, trying to leave the city, we contacted colleagues from the transport police. i hope they will help us. uh, intercept one of the guards. uh, in court, leonov has a large loan from the bank and it is difficult to repay it, respectively. he needs money. therefore, it c

it was the time mayor koch became mayor. new york became a great city under giuliani and bloomberg.question is, don't you put your own oxygen mask on first before you start taking in and putting on i'm making analogy, you get on the airplane and they say put on your own oxygen mask. >> todd: i have said that exact same analogy many times on this very program. it is apt. turning from joe biden because of immigration policy. abc poll found biden approval is just 23%. you study the border extensively, will the border crisis ultimately cost him the 2024 election, especially when you see numbers like that, 23% of americans, that is a low approval rating on immigration. >> i have had visitors from all over the country come to the border to see what is happening first-hand and tell me the same thing. it is not yuma, arizona problem, not a arizona problem, it is a problem for the united states. they say the fentanyl and the human smuggling, as well as all other nefarious activities, materials smuggled across the border are having impact nationwide. i hope this is something people are paying

considering lip service to removing the right to shelter law in place since the 19sevens under ed koch and 29 million put into tent cities because that is how many they expect coming to chicago. you tell me they wouldn't be better using those funds elsewhere? that belongs to washington, d.c. and 1600 pennsylvania avenue and the president will not meet with the governors and they are all democrats. >> lawrence: yeah, so true. you have the black residents in chicago saying, mayor, what are you doing? we have our own crisis, our kid's education is not the best, we have homeless people on the streets of chicago, crime is out of control and we're using our resources for this? bring your attention to ainsley, i've been watching this show for years and i can count on one hand i've seen her this fired up. no one likes being lied to. this administration is lying to the american public acting as if republicans are responsible for this. they know this, pick your talking point, either republicans are -- or they are open border, it doesn't make sense. >> steve: are you fired up? >> ainsley: i am fi

maui resident sydney koch joins me now.request for money for fema which would help places like florida who just dealt with a hurricane or, of course, west maui who dealt with that wildfire is being packaged with additional funding for ukraine. how do you feel? >> it's upsetting. it's really upsetting. if so many people hear on maui that need funding and help, basic necessities and ideas of what they're going to do to rebuild their homes. $700 per household, it was a slap in the face to everyone. hawaii, there's multiple families living in one home. we even is have 10, 12 people living in a household, and $79000 is not -- 700 is not going to feed them for a week. but ukraine is getting all of the funding, and none of the money that's coming in is being utilized. we don't see where it's going. it's not going to the people, so it's very upsetting. will: i want to be very explicit with the audience, so i want to read this directly. the biden administration is planning to request more funds for fema. of course, at that point in

>> yeah, katie koch in particular said, you get paid to be patient. cash is a very attractive asset class in a world where we haven't seen that in many, many years. so, if you are of the mind, as these two were, that there is a recession coming, it's just a matter of when and how deep it is, then, you know, you are paid to be patient. you are paid to sit in cash or liquid treasuries and so forth. that was part of dawn's opportunity set as well. even though a lot of people are bearish -- or have some bearishness surrounding treasuries, she sees opportunity amid the volatility. >> thank you very much for bringing it to us. >>> still to come this hour, how a cash-strapped consumer is deciding what gets added to the cart and what gets left behind. nike, lulu, peloton all in focus. >>> mizuho's chief economist says he no longer believes the fed and the 2% target. we'll talk about why when "squawk on the street" comes back. >>> welcome back. peloton shares surging after announcing a five-year strategic partnership with lululemon. as part of the deal, peloto

weeks before the fundraising numbers come out, they have a few week toweek to impress donors, the koch brothers with a large grassroot network said they will make a decision about who they will fund, they want it to be anti-trump candidate, after this fundraising quarter. we'll see that before the next debate. that is what they were fighting for. >> there will be a big change come next debate, morgan you are right. it will be -- it looks like you have got a top three or four, it will be very difficult for some of the candidates morgan ortegus, i want to wrap it up steve hilton and erin perrini . she makes a good point. about two minutes. a good point about the going forward for the candidates because, you know there will be some natural attrition. >> that is why she is right, reason that candidates drop out, nothing to do with anything but money that is the thing. that means a candidate exits a race, now tim scott i think didn't real get a strong breakthrough, he has a lot of potential money, he could keep going, i think that core three, ron desantis, nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy, t

and marcy koch lived five miles down the road. her friend howard live nearby.ing again, a couple of cards, the story of the november break-in. >> when they came into the door, then i said okay. i don't know anything. but have i got a story for you guys that's gotta be connected to this? >> howard told the officers about the break-in. the undertaken, sex toys stolen. he told them to that he and strongly believed her break-in was linked to the sex or solves five months before in tweed. >> they got it? >> they got it. yes they did. >> now, she was convinced her case was linked to jessica's disappearance. >> it had to be related. i mean, i felt so scared, for her. for me. for all the women. >> coming up! a suspect's identity is revealed. >> they said his name. and i thought, oh no. and then they explained his position and who he was. i said oh. >> and shakes a nation to its core! >> everybody hit the ground running saying, boys, this is the biggest story we're ever going to have. >> when dateline continues! keith morrison: sunday, february 7. >> sunday february 7th

. -- ed koch in new york.ous american presidents, as you see there. and while the fox haters at other outlets have been out in force, it's no innocent and that fox news is watched by plenty of democrats and independents. there have been major controversies. more than a decade ago murdoch's news of the world was embroiled in a phone-hacking scandal listening to the messages of celebrities, royals and ordinary citizens. murdoch shut down the british tabloid. more recently, fox made a record payout to settle a lawsuit over its cover coverage of election fraud claims. here's a story you may not know. murmur dock invested $125 million in theranos. when the "wall street journal" was about to expose the blood testing as a fraud, founder elizabeth holmes e-mailed murdoch to complain. murdoch did not stop the story, and holmes is i now in prison. in the decade i've been at fox, i've only met to or talked to rupert a handful of times which undercuts the notion that he tells everyone what to do all the time. that's a myt

dante polvara had pulled them level in the first half, but this header from robin koch was enough forlie bright, revealed that the dispute had been settled. we've come to an agreement, and yeah, but i think it's bigger than than just the bonus. for us, it's about being world leaders on and off the pitch. as we know, the women's game is evolving quickly and a conversation like this needs to happen to make sure in all areas we are top of ourgame. the conversation was very positive and as players we feel confident with the structure we have in place. france have made it three wins out of three at the rugby world cup with an absolute demolition job on pool a minnows namibia. at over a point a minute, it's a record winning margin 96—0 and 13 tries in the bag. france were ruthless on the easiest of nights for the hosts in marseille. damian penaud with a hattrick. however, one potential dampener captain and 2021 world player of the year antoine dupont was taken off on the receiving end of a red card tackle from namibia's captain johan deysel. after serving a four—match ban, england captain 0

this is just a part of a years-long personal relationship with the koch brothers that has remained almostd this specific justice, justice thomas? can congress effectively address it in any way? >> i think that the two pieces of that that are troubling art that it happened in the first place. you know, in order to have respect for judicial institutions in the rule of law, judges and justices are supposed to avoid the appearance of impropriety. we certainly have that here. the reporting that you just gave, that he secretly did, this that he did not disclose this, that makes it even worse. it's a far cry from what we've seen in the past. if you go back to -- who is a justice when he was nominated to become chief justice, he had gotten some payments from folks for various speaking engagements, and such, which raise the appearance of impropriety. he resigns, because it was for the good of the court, the good of the country. >> uyghur justice lenny kang on the heels of this reporting saying that the supreme court should adopt lower courts justice says, ethics guidelines. the supreme court has t

if trump says, go ahead, try koch could, come after me, because you know, trump's going to do that. >> yeah. i mean, what is she going to hold him in contempt and put him in jail with this sacred>> protective detail? give me a break. remember, this is thecret seproe same biden justice department that has been leaking illegallby out of this grand jury and out of this investigation all along. but trump can't respond. this is the same biden justice thisrtment that said that these people with their illegal intimidationen justi outside ofe court justices homes leading to a 1 a.m. assassination attempt against justice kavanaugh, the biden justice amn department still maintains those are protecteiussinatiod b. the first amendment, even though they're clearly illegal under federal obstruction of justice statutes. yet president trump can't put out a truth criticizingl obst jack smith, tanya chutkaruna? it's witness intimidation. and i'm sayingtness that is prejudicing the case further against donald trump. mike, there's biden landing in wilmington for another very trying and substance filled w

you can koch of the full interview on wall street with.tories. softbank's arm, planning to raise up to $4.7 billion in the chip designer's long anticipated ipo. this marks lowered ambitions for a debut that was once expected to generate roughly twice that amount. arm will offer 95.5 one million american depositary shares for 47 to $51 each. even at the bottom of that range, the ipo will still be the world's's biggest this year. the ftc looks set to filed an antitrust suit against amazon later this month. this after the company failed to offer concessions to settle the claims. sources say the ftc plans to target the e-commerce giant's popular marketplace for third-party merchants paying a commission on each sale. they account for more than half of amazon's online sales. ubs executives, weighing their options to renegotiate parts of the deal credits we struck for its securitized products a business. sources tell bloomberg the bank is unhappy with the terms credit suisse agreed to when it sold parts of the business to apollo global management

david koch one question. how is your team rebounded arkansas is passed assistance funding grants, passed not assistance funding grants, and what your process for refocusing on outcomes, expediting review and defending some grants and doubling down on other? >> thank you for the question, mr. checker we're looking at all of the sub grants have been awarded over the years. there are some some grants that have yielded positive outcomes. weevil look at continue those that we are not automatically renewing acid in some automatic renewals and pass. we are also looking at the program management costs by consolidating the tanf program into department of human services, working with the county offices that we have in every county across the state. we are also reducing the administered cost to oversee the program and the financial controls necessary. >> thank you for that. i'd yield to ranking member davis. >> thank you again, mr. chairman. ms. nyandoro, i'm appalled that many states have chosen to hoard roughly $6 bil