thank you very much, my friend, tom gimbel, following that, lasalle network founder and ceo. quick peek going on corner of wall and broad, dow moving up. bitcoin given up the gains it had popping up over 30,000 bucks a coin. at love people watching bitcoin closely a big macro developments that could push that back. john wu with us, i always apologize is this ava labs? >> either one is fine. neil: bottom line you're expert in the arena. jump over 30,000 here we go. as you remind me, it's bumpy ride, i get that. tell us some dynamics that you might think favor cryptocurrencies in general, bitcoin more to the point? >> that is a great question. that is a very good question but just to remind people how well this asset class has done, i think about. of a done a good job, index of the top 100 cryptocurrencies are up roughly year-to-date about 50%. followed only by gold i think up double digits. the stock market, s&p, nasdaq together, is still under 10% i believe. neil: bitcoin itself, bitcoin i believe itself north of 80%, that is not too shabby. >> far outperformed all other asse

i wanted to mention lasalle courville pickett as you all know, i grow my first book about her and her husband. she's part of this. she's central to it and using her own influences the wife of a former confederate general george pickett dies in 1875, but she goes on for 50 years and she has a whole career as what what i call a professional widow. she just makes money off of him and she makes money off of his memory and here's some books. she read many many books. this is about gettysburg and she's talks about him right leadin his men into the flame of battle with chivalrous lightness and gra the real george pickett. no, nobody would say he moved about with lightness and grace, but she makes him into this again idealized civil chivalric southern man, and that's also part of the message of these groups. i want to forget into veterans i want to ask real quick about women. why do you think these women are so involved? why do they play such a role? yeah. they watch their husbands and like sons go into battle for all these years and put their heart into it. it's like when they if they don't

market in the country nashville tennessee, austin, texas, and jacksonville, florida joining me now lasalleffing recruiting culture firm tom great to see you. thanks for being here interesting to come up with these three cities what makes these cities so popular for jobs, and tell me about the makeup of cities where are jobs what kinds of jobs are there? >> sure, i think number one that their employer friendly, while we've got some dividing across the country, you've got republicans and democrats all agreeing on one thing they want jobs, and they want to go to work, and the cities that are booming happen to be in the south happen to be in tennessee, texas, florida. and the jobs are really across the board when you look at not just jacksonville, austin, and nashville, knoxville very hot tampa/st. pete really hot technology jobs, sales jobs, operational jobs, it is really across the board, as you have more people moving to those cities, you also have the rise of healthcare, doing more and more. and always, baby boomer generation gets older so much going on in those cities just taken a little

, my fabulous superstar— matthew lasalle, my fabulous superstar panel,— matthew lasalle, my fabuloustomorrow from 9 pm. you're not gevng to want ke— tomorrow from 9 pm. you're not going to want to miss it. lady conn— going to want to miss it. lady colin campbell— going to want to miss it. lady colin campbell is— going to want to miss it. lady colin campbell is in the house new— colin campbell is in the house new-knewgn— next up, though, it's headliners.- next up, though, it's headliners. good night. good evening. here with gb news in a headliners. but in a moment, headliners. but first, bring the first, let's bring you the latest headlines. latest news headlines. and tonight, forces tonight, british forces are racing to evacuate as many people as they can from sudan before a ceasefire ends at 11:00 pm tomorrow . 536 people with pm tomorrow. 536 people with british passports have already been flown to safety on six separate flights . more than 2000 separate flights. more than 2000 british nationals have registered for evacuation, but it's believed thousands more could be in the countr

seniors in the mount diablo unified school district were invited, as well as students from carondelet lasalleand clayton valley charter high school. it really allows you to express yourself in a place where you're not going, field judge or anything like that, some students told thus, they don't feel comfortable at traditional prom or other school dances. pride prompt serves as a safe space where they can be with people who are similar to them, and they don't have to wear a prom dress or tuxedo. i think this is a huge step forward for me to be able to sort of be myself and just kind of like express. who i am prom night included a dj catered food prizes and a performance by a drag queen. it's one of the places where students get to see drag that they might not otherwise see grants. the president of p flag clayton conquered, which sponsored the event, said this year, the drag performance is more important than ever, especially with anti drag bills and other legislation that targets lgbt q and trans rights . i think this is freeing for students to have a place to come and be celebrated when all t

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the great lakes to chicago, the illinois, michigan canal did get built, and it goes from chicago to lasalle on the illinois river, which then goes to the mississippi river. so finish that connection. so you much more easily move product across across by land instead of having go down the coast or having to put them on on, on wagons and move them the muddy roads. so this was it was it was critical to making illinois grow and chicago went from a few, you know, very small village, a few hundred people to tens of thousands within a couple of years. it was very quick growing. and then of course, it's millions now, although the illinois michigan canal is only there for in pieces now. it's not mostly not there. so this is one area where he pushed it and he did things when pushing infrastructure projects when he was in in congress and when even when he was president, to get financing for this. one of the things that lincoln did, he was in illinois. and after this financial crisis that caused a lot of problems paying for these projects he was proposing ways for the federal government to either sell

odd lasalle you, god bless america. [applause] -- odd bless iowa, god bless america. [applause] >> welcome to iowa, thank you for the book, i just got mine in the mail. >> did you read it? >> i just got it, i'm looking for to cracking it open and taking a look. >> people talk about all of the things that are wrong, but i say, you need to have a plan. and i'm the only guy that really has land area and its logic because i've been doing this all of my life. i should have a. -- i should have a plan. your business success has been extraordinary and i know that's what you're referencing and i look forward to finding out about your plans for the country as well but you opened your speech talking about the life issue that is important to the people in this room, could you talk more about where your commitment to protect innocent light -- innocent human life comes from? >> oh my goodness, do you realize that i come from michigan which is probably now the worst state in the union? do you understand what has happened to michigan? they just passed a law that says at 40 weeks you

adam brooks and matthew lasalle . elsewhere tonight as lasalle.re tonight as his party's poll lead shrinks to its narrowest margins since rishi sunak became pm, have slippery starmer's hypocritical attack ads backfired, with deputy chairman of the conservative party lee anderson fires a warning to care over his party's gutter politics. live shortly. also on the way is channel 4 wrong to allow adults to strip in front of children in its sick? new show naked education. one of the men stripping off liam halewood joins me. he will be clothed , joins me. he will be clothed, i'm glad to say, live in the studio to defend the controversial show against tv firebrand kim woodburn. and connor tomlinson. plus, is phillip schofield wrong to say he no longer has a brother following his conviction for child sex abuse? former prisons minister ann widdecombe hits out at the itv star later this hour. liz truss staged her comeback today and she's keeping up the fight against our destructive woke culture . i think it's come woke culture. i think it's come to is— woke

adam brooks and matthew lasalle . elsewhere tonight as lasalle.re tonight as his party's poll lead shrinks to its narrowest margins since rishi sunak became pm, have slippery starmer's hypocritical attack ads backfired, with deputy chairman of the conservative party lee anderson fires a warning to care over his party's gutter politics. live shortly. also on the way is channel 4 wrong to allow adults to strip in front of children in its sick? new show naked education. one of the men stripping off liam halewood joins me. he will be clothed , joins me. he will be clothed, i'm glad to say, live in the studio to defend the controversial show against tv firebrand kim woodburn. and connor tomlinson. plus, is phillip schofield wrong to say he no longer has a brother following his conviction for child sex abuse? former prisons minister ann widdecombe hits out at the itv star later this hour. liz truss staged her comeback today and she's keeping up the fight against our destructive woke culture . i think it's come woke culture. i think it's come to is— woke