liz warren.senator from massachusetts. we have been following this. she is making more powerful endorsements than the president and she has been very strategic. she is locked in on a radical left issues and owns them canceling student loan debt. taxing billionaires. making big corporations pay and of course going green. warren is very caulked in every move she makes and she is outsmarting joe and kamala. when the supreme court draft leaked last week, warren was front and center completely outshining the rest of the party. >> i am angry! say it with me: we are not going back. >> we are not going back. >> not ever. >> not ever! >> not ever! >> not ever! >> not ever! >> never! >> republicans have maneuvered more and more extremists into office and have been able to just chip at it this is the day to get in the fight so that come november we have enough people in office who will protect the right of a woman to choose. >> jesse: liz is giving this new lib generation exactly what they want. a far left

even 2024 for the presidency and vice presidency. >> jesse: do you think kamala harris hates liz warrens takes the president here, and elizabeth warren is taking up a torch on abortion. she's leading the charge. you and i talked about her couple of weeks ago on this show where we identified the fact to face. it's not as much aoc anymore, it is liz warren. i think there is a recognition that joe biden -- there is no way she will be the candidate in '24. he can't make it another two days, let alone another two years! some people thought it would be kamala harris, because she was the most unpopular vice president in recent american history, so a lot of democrats like liz warren are taking a survey of the political landscape on the democratic side, and they see an opening for themselves. >> i would agree with you. aoc, we are going to have to find out where she sides with this. thank you so much. there is a good chance that you've heard a lot of people talking about this: bitcoin the past few years. some people think it's a scam, some people think it's the next big thing. bitcoin is tanking

liz warren has a kooky idea. she wants to create a price control agency would monitor all corporations, big corporations in terms of their pricing, whether they're doing it properly according to u.s. government standards. i mean, they're really trying to strip the free out of free markets. it just doesn't work. phil, we got to leave it at that i could talk to you for hours on this. thank you very much. >>> inflation is weigh income on walmart earnings as the company cut its full-year profit forecast. it is really taking it on the chin right now. delancey strategy president jared levy joins me. jared, it is down over 10%, right now, the stock is, as a result of what we we saw from this financial report. it is really one of the first big companies to be hit squarely on the chin by inflation. >> yeah. and walmart is one of those, david, we, i won't call it a safe haven, walmart, discounter, consumer staple, there is a lot of that story there and what's interesting remember walmart controls a lot of their own ecosyst

with a little encouragement from their favorite native american senator liz warren to rally her pro-abortionwd last night. the united states supreme court thinks they can impose their extremist views on all of the women of this country. they are wrong. this is what republicans have been fighting for decades now. we are going to fight back. >> then pocahontas said the only way she knows how with classic pro-abortion pow wow. >> i have seen the world -- [ indiscernible ] we are not going back. [ applause ] not ever. we are not going back. not ever! not ever! >> these are the people that we should be worried about. the ones in the streets telling people to fight back against so called extremist supreme court. all for wanting to return the question of abortion to the states to the people, to the elected legislatures. the ones lying in the face of their supporters to incite a phony uproar. most of them are convinced that republicans can flat out ban abortion in the country if roe v. wade overturned. which is not true. republicans are going to start burning women. here's low rated joyless reed wit

monitored for infection in massachusetts after coming into contact with a confirmed case, and it's not liz warren she now claims she's 13% primate. but the virus may have been spreading for months. and experts claim there have even been suspected cases in salt lake city. so who was just in salt lake city? sunday actually. i never should have gone to the zoo. i also shouldn't have whommed the fence to hang now the encloser. but i could have sworn that orangutan winked at me. don't laugh tyrus. >> tyrus: oh, i'm not. >> greg: you were there with me in salt lake, too. >>. >> tyrus: i went left. what did you do? >> greg: you shared my hair brush. >> tyrus: our hairs don't match. >> greg: tell that to my wife. >> tyrus: no. oh. >> greg: i don't even know what that means. >> tyrus: i kind of do and i'm not okay with it. >> greg: i don't even understand it. but it's getting so bad some people aren't actually even coming into work now. >> dirt bag diary entry 345, day one. i've been told i have to isolate because i was exposed to the monkey pox. but i only associate with meatless monkeys that i make out

monica, that's the message they've gotten with biden in the mid 30s in some of these polls that liz warrenreally the future? >> yeah. well, i hope laura that the democratic party continues to go further and more radically left because that only helps us going into november and '24. look, all of the energy and activism are on the radical left. that's where it is in the party. and senator warren is a power vacuum, because the president clearly is not capable of doing the job. the vice-president of the united states is also in way over her head. so elizabeth warren sees an opening for the progressive radical left to take the bull by the horn and try to take the party even further to the left, which, gerngs i hope they do. but, remember, she's in competition with other radicals like aoc and the others. but elizabeth warren has run for president before. she sees an opening. she doesn't think that joe biden is capable of running again, which he is not. kamala harris, forget it. so it might be that elizabeth warren now is laying the ground work not just for a policy agenda for the far left and th

as liz warren the next time it rains.mean seriously, imagine if your co-workers acted this way. ♪♪ >> who is that at this hour? [knocking] >> you've got to stop eating apples at the office kyle. your privilege pallet is an attack on people with mes 0 phobia. >> meso what? >> people who get triggered by chewing noises. >> can we do this tomorrow? >> you have to hear about it now johnny apple agreed. all of us in the 99% aren't going to stand for your bigoted breakfast anymore. all right? stop gas lighting me. i saw all the euro christian symbolism in your precious red delicious. you have a swastika. >> thank you i'm going to bed now. >> wait, wait. can i have money for a cab? >> greg: dirt bag debby. truly a dirt bag. so there's more protests to come. they're going to hit the homes of gorsuch amy comey barrett and evil clarence thomas. speaking of thomas new york times said roe vs wade would end interracial marriage. which would be news to clarence and his wife. of course, it's a lie that the media has been pushing for for

was it liz warren, or was a cartoon pocahontas? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: so we have the same score i believe it's 2-1, will cain is in the lead. >> kat: so you don't see me as your own person? >> jesse: i know what the score is. there can eat this one so pay attention. you better be. return of the magna king is a category. we are raving about how evil trumpets. which liberty said this. i think they're talking about the 50s when they say make america great again. for me when i think of the 50s i just think of racism. i thought america was just behind south africa when it came to racism in the 50s. with this celebrity jane fonda, or o.j. simpson? you guys are both going with jane fonda. this is critical let's see who it was. >> talk about the 50s when they say make america great again. but for me when i think of the 50s i just think of the racism. how america was probably just behind south africa when it came to racism in the 50s. >> kat: i hate you. >> jesse: i laid up for you. >> kat: doesn't even matter. >> jesse: will give you a tissue

. >> dana: somebody like liz warren we must kill the filibuster in order to pass it.hey couldn't pass it even in february. they got 46 votes for a bill they wanted to codify roe. it doesn't work. you have aoc attacking kyrsten sinema today so they don't have the votes. the internal democratic fighting will continue. i also think that you are going to hear a lot about that the justices when they were in their confirmation process and have private meetings with senators. tell then what you thought. do you think covid settled law. they told me it was settled law. well, you will have some senators say they lied to me. and so the question is then why and i may -- when this decision actually comes out there will be a more wholesome discussion to that as to why this happened or maybe they will do an interview. remember, separate but equal was settled law until it wasn't as well. there was a case brought before the court and gone through the system. even the liberals knew that mississippi state law when it got passed they thought oh boy here we government last point would be

right, but the school's district's website still has the word cheap plastered all over it like liz warren's warpaint chief technologyll officer, chief of staff, chief general counsel, thirteen chiefs and all that's1c more chiefs than the kansas city starting lineup and not one brain among them. s they're going to havewi to swith the titles to head . but i guess that will offend abraham van brunt, kerberos horseman's thank you that oh you know ichabod crane. but youab don't know abraham bonbright. >> i did. thank you .. and it's extra stupid consideringg is a title of honor that traces back to the year thirteen hundred a.d. when nancy pelosi was just starting her third term apart. they say the first time the san francisco districtt made of itself it's the samets who tried to change school names during the pandemic instead of getting kids back in the classroomst where they could learn that the founding fathers were actually transgender women still like the wigs and stockingss and a dead giveaway, but it backfired. led to the recall of three board members say they got axed . >> but i don't wan

that went up to liz warren when she was suggesting this and said i paid off my kids debt i worked threef people making questions about this, thank you very much, the wall street journal editorial board writing spare america from janet yellen's global tax, janet yellen still claims that letting europeans help decide how to reconstruct our tax code will help straighten things out, former white house would be director russ vote joins me now. great to see you, did i miss the part of the constitution that talks about foreign bureaucrats replacing u.s. taxpayers in designing our tax code. i must have nixed that part. >> we both did, it's because it is not there. unfortunately this administration wants to export the lawmaking functions of the united states constitution to foreign bureaucrats to make sure that we have the rising escalator of revenue of tax increases instead of having america the attack saving for the world that attracts businesses and entrepreneurs and make system people want to come here to start and have their businesses. this is going the wrong direction, this is the a pygmy

. >> reporter: senator liz warren joining a protest yesterday. >> i am angry because of who will payce for this. >> reporter: for their part many republicans cheered the possibility that roe could be overturned but blasted the leak itself. >> if it is a conservative you are a traitor to the cause. if it is a liberal you are the dumbest person in washington. >> reporter: moderate republican senator susan collins says she feels misled by their responses about roe v. wade during respective conversation hearings. >> settled as a precedent of the circuit court of the. >> that is the law of the land. i accept the law of the land. >> if the draft opinion is the final decision on roe v. wade, it would be completely inconsistent with what justices kavanagh and gorsuch said in their hearings and private meetings with her. >> kristen welker at the white house thank you. >>> as you saw the battle lines quick being drawn from coast to coast with people on both sides of this emotional issue given new fuel for their arguments. so what next? and nbc news blayne alexander is in baton rouge with that

liz: yeah. warrenst weekend in omaha, nebraska, they really disliked it, obviously. it was it was here on fox business several years ago they both called it rat poison. meantime, you've done extraordinarily well with it. but the question becomes, does it go to zero? there are people who think it will simply because, you know, it's -- the adoption isn't that muscular in the grand scheme of things. however, fidelity has just announced that they will add cryptocurrency as an option to 401(k) plans later this year. what would you say to people like buffett and munger? >> well, i mean, they're not known for their foresight or vision around innovation and the world changing. you know, obviously, the sage of omaha is, you know, one of the best -- the greatest value investor at scale that we're aware of. but how does that that qualify him to have an opinion about what's happening in this space? i wouldn't go to him for that type of -- it's not what he's qualify for. if you have a heart problem, you go to the c

liz: yeah, you know, bill ackman , thinking they are warren buffett, let's see if you can get the 27% annualized returns over 57 years, new month , same story at least on the first trading day of may investors pounding the sell button ahead of tomorrow's start of the federal reserve's two day policy meeting, if the fed gets set to hike key interest rates the major indices are coming off the worst month since march of 2020 when the pandemic lockdowns shocked the world and they are losing once again, the dow down 416 points the nasdaq down 78 but famed investor warren buffett says he bought stocks in april because good ones became cheap. one of the few things less expensive these days, this weekend at the berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting, buffett called inflation the swindler that steals from just about everyone, and big oil charlie munger made a stunning declaration about what the u.s. should do with the oil reserves as energy prices skyrocket. you've got to hear that. the other guys aren't playing that sound bite, i found it fascinating. you need to hear it we've got it a

>> well, it may not be the time to buy everything, liz, but it definitely is the time to buy something. warren buffett has spent a third of his cash pile since the beginning of the year about $50 billion, so we definitely want to buy high-quality companies and sectors that are on sale and just like buffett whose not buying the general indices he's buying high-quality businesses that have fallen on the tightening cycle fears that now are at such low valuations you just can't resist. liz: okay, so let's talk a little bit about what he bought. the 13-f filings which are quarterly filings that big institutional investors have to report what they bought during the past three months, basically buffett added or bought to apple and also bought gm, more rest ovation hardware, activision blizzard, cvx, mckesson, and the citi ad was pretty interesting and maybe we can put up what he sold or reduced, kroger, verizon, wells fargo he completely exited out of that a lot of people say it's about time considering they had that scandal several years ago and the stock never really recovered from that. i did find

liz: adil, that is exactly what warren buffett would say. now is your chance.your theory that the consumer will still lean on these companies, therefore their stocks should be resilient? >> well the banks, liz, have been hammered because of recession fears. we are in the camp, because of the strong consumer spending, banks, you know will be resilient over here. and, they're going to benefit from higher interest rates, net interest margins are going to improve. as recessions subside, investment banking activity will pick up. we like jpmorgan, it is best-of-breed over here. we also think that people are now ready to travel and splurge on traveling. we feel visa benefits tremendously from cross-border fending. as parts of asia open up from covid restrictions, cross-border spending will increase and we think they will benefit from that. liz: thanks for talking to us about investing in a challenging environment. speaking of challenging, difficult to anticipate. the nasdaq turned positive. it erased more than 255 pints of losses. [closing bell rings] the dow can't ma

liz: yeah, you know, bill ackman , thinking they are warren buffett, let's see if you can get the 27% month , same story at least on the first trading day of may investors pounding the sell button ahead of tomorrow's start of the federal reserve's two day policy meeting, if the fed gets set to hike key interest rates the major indices are coming off the worst month since march of 2020 when the pandemic lockdowns shocked the world and they are losing once again, the dow down 416 points the nasdaq down 78 but famed investor warren buffett says he bought s

liz: you know, what you guys are doing is what warren buffett would say to do, tune out the quarter-to-quarterhe volatility and just do what you guys are best at. that also does not take into account competition. i mean, amazon is like the amazon, gigantic, massive, and, you know, hay play hardball. i -- they play hardball. have you seen any of that where you've had to shove off some of the pushing and shoving that comes from a very tough landscape when it comes to apparel, retail, whatever it is that you're selling? >> yeah. well, look, when you think of the big marketplaces, they're great places to get, you know, your day-to-day staples. but if you want to buy something from steve madden or martha stewart or kit, brooklynen or spanx or figs or all of these companies are powered by shopify. and the reason hay come to shopify is they want to have a direct relationship with the end consumer. they don't want to railed customers from the marketplace, they want to sell directly. and what's happening on the demand side as we saw black friday/cyber monday in november is more than ever before consume

liz: it seems like the world is reopening regardless, new york being very, very protective, the citizens at the moment, some people agree and some do not. i was just in omaha nebraska at the warren buffett annual shareholder meeting for berkshire hathaway. you have tens of thousands of people all over the world. yet to be vaccinated to get in but i'm sitting inside with close to 40000 people, very few of an people were wearing masks. they were having a great time, buffett is in the insurance business, he puts the odds of anything whether the bird flew or the swine flu, remember people talking about that at the berkshire hathaway meeting he felt comfortable to hold this meeting. what is your bestseller and why do you think your sales are still hot are people stockpiling for what could be in and i make versus the pandemic? >> of course pe and testing quite well in the last four quarters or so. equipment is doing well dentists and physicians are adding digital equipment to the practice. there invested in their practices, the public wants the latest technology with health practices, echoes of opera businesses. i'm in new york city in the opera. people are vaccinated and people were

liz, your reaction to musk, well, certainly beginning up interest. >> i certainly view as contest between elizabeth warrenelizabeth warren said he hasn't contributed anything and doesn't pay much in taxes to which he responded yes, i spent $11 billion in taxes last year. look, i think elon musk comes from the school of most private sector individuals and businessmen and entrepreneurs and when you look at what he's trying to do which is to create a free-speech platform on social media giant, boy, are the politicians lining up to get in the way. so i have very little respect for the people that are opposing him on this, and i would certainly be with 76% that politicians are less trust worthy. dagen: ken, i think elon's musk, billionaires, they became billionaires because they created a thing or things that people want and love and gravitate too and certainly elon as if i know him, let's just call him from his first name from here on out, he became a billionaire because he's one of the greatest entrepreneurs in modern history and all these democrats who are pushing a climate change agenda, the fact that they