something to do with martha stewart. martha stewart prosecutor. look at all these departures.ither there are a lot of departures or it is totally random and we are making a story about it. some prominent names are leaving. caroline: i have a feeling this happens quite often in about february. joe: what happens in february at the beginning of a new year? what would we know about that? joining us is the wall street correspondent. is it random or is there a story? >> random is a word we are hearing a lot about this. surprising is another word we hear a lot. we have executives at the top of different divisions leaving. that is pretty rare, but it is not rare to see people leave goldman. we have seen several rounds of this in the last couple of years. romaine: to push back on that, these are pretty high profile names. people who were leading divisions that i thought were the future of goldman, like the consumer division. what am i supposed to read into that? >> the consumer ones are the most surprising because some of these folks were just elevated. one had just taken over the job

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so, martha stewart.e got her a box, she calls, they are fabulous, and wonderful, and posted them on instagram and that was the moment we knew we had a winner. how are we doing? >> for webb, this hits home. he is from central appalachia, an area hit hard by the collapse of tobacco and coal. where 1 in 3 people live below the poverty line. >> you know, we shut down the coal mines and no one said what is next. >> reporter: app harvest has created 500 jobs in the one facility. the company has given stock options to its employees. >> we have people in tears. people had that never owned a car. never owned house. >> reporter: at the top of the vines we met up with sam smith, who used to harvest a different crop. tobacco. >> that came to the halt, and so did the money. so, it's hard to find, you know, good consistent work like this. you know, it's a blessing. >> reporter: webb believes he and his orange army are building a new future for appalachia. >> it's a run away freight train. now it's a matter how big is

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one, from a taste side, we'll throw that to our grower team and martha stewart martha will be back ine monday, as will the rest of our board who's been very active and helpful with me we've really deemed this as the third wave of sustainable infrastructure 20 years ago it was renewable energy 10 years ago it was electric vehicles and automotive. right now it's controlled environment agriculture. we can use infrastructure and technology to grow fruit and vegetable with 90% less water, 30 times yield per acre, get the harsh chemical pesticides out of the growing practice where we're doing it to me is as important as how we're doing it, in central april layer shark where we have an abundant amount of rainfall. five of our last 20, 25 years on state record in kentucky have been our wettest you look at california drying up and drought stricken the southwest of the u.s. drying up mexico is continuing to have water troubles 95% of our fruit and vegetable is water we're just packaging up that rainwater here, using no chemicals, only filtering it with sand and uv, and growing a good, healthy f

this is someone with great credentials, famous for prosecuting martha stewart, but she has also done lot for the banks in her short three years. she was one of the ones who played a crucial role in driving settlements with multiple agencies across the world, trying to resolve the bank's scandals. at the end of the day, their role is tied closely to the chief executive officer. karen seymour was hired by david solomon, and it seems like he is now making a move, especially now that the 1mdb scandal is quite a way, installing his person in the job. karen's predecessor was at the firm for 26 years, and he came from the same firm where karen came from. matt: we know that david solomon wanted someone who was former white house counsel the obama administration. let me focus on the 1mdb case. is karen seymour's work they're considered a success? they avoided sanctions but it cost the bank $5 billion. >> it depends on who you ask. if you ask critics of the banking industry, they will say how is it possible that the bank can turn over significant amounts of money but avoid repercussions? there

i do that with looking at martha stewart and tom colicchio videos from 14 years ago.olicchio saving me with the important cornish hen recipe. tom colicchio joins us with crafted hospitality. what is the comeback of restaurants? can you celebrate now? tom: restaurants should be celebrating that the restaurants act was included in the stimulus package, and we are receiving $28.6 billion as an industry focused on the smaller restaurants. that is something to celebrate about. i am finding that the tone in the restaurant, we've been open at a limited capacity for months, and our up to 35%. new york is going 50% this week. i have noticed the tone has changed. people seem happy are. people are still being vigilant in terms of protecting our staff. we will have people put masks back on. people are complying. i get a sense of optimism. it is the tone that is hard to explain, but more chatter, more smiles, that is what i'm seeing. lisa: anyone who walked around the city yesterday certainly felt the same. there is a longer-term question about the how the -- about the decline in

day people who do not go to college people who became linemen, hvac repairman, people who paid martha stewart have to take care of the fiscal irresponsibility of another person. we must take note. that they do not want us to be responsible, they do not want us to take responsible for the direction our country is going in, we know it is dangerous. we are walking down a road that is near socialism. they are trying to turn this country into a communist ash heap. if we do not start taking personal responsible for our lives, if we do not have a generation of young conservative coming up, it is not enough that we will take up the status quo and say i will patiently wait for my time to come to make a difference in washington or state government. if we do that, if we sit on the sidelines we will not have a country to inherit. if we do not get involved and status our duty to make sure that our country is responsible, that our country does not take away our liberty, my friends we will lose. my encouragement is that the new generation that is coming up, it is time to take responsibility. i need reinforc

thc market that's just our base business which includes things like martha stewart branded cbd edibles quoatro and our canadian business that includes thc. on top of that, the opportunity is for us to come to the u.s. into the thc market through the partnerships we already have with the two large multi state operators. >> now, at the we gbeginning ofe call you sound quite bullish creating a unique window of opportunity to advance cannabis reform through executive action and legislation. that's a very bullish statement. you think still that's the case? >> i think it's we'll past time, jim and that's starting to become be common knowledge. two-thirds of americans live in a state where cannabis is legal for recreation or medical purposes and like when prohibition ended for alcohol, the agenda of how do we address social injustices and how do we create jobs and tax revenue? we're in the same place with cannabis and i think that you see our legislators are prepared to act we heard from senators widen and booker and schumer they intended to make cannabis legislation part of criminal justice

i know it looks like a greenhouse, but these tomatoes have the stamp of approval from martha stewart.vest. he ghei up a very big government job to move home to kentucky and start this controlled environment farm, and now he can grow anything no matter what season you're in. you got to hear how he went from never having been a farmer or a ceo to leading this company which is now publicly traded. anywhere you get your podcasts, spotify, apple, you'll find everyone talks to liz. closing bell ringing in 17 minutes, we are coming right back. don't go away. ♪ ♪ [announcer] durán catches leonard with a big left. ♪♪ you can spend your life in boxing or any other business, but one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. and it won't matter what hit you. what matters is you're down. and there's nothing down there with you but the choice that will define you. do you stay down? or. do you find, somewhere deep inside of you, the resilience to get up. ♪♪ [announcer] and this fight is a long way from over, leonard is coming back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing

martha stewart collection, that's what i do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: whatever they are, they look greatnow, 2,000 -- they counting, they counting. >> jimmy: thread count yeah. [ laughter ] is st. patrick's day a big thing in new orleans or is everybody too hung over from mardi gras to celebrate it? >> here, every day is st. patrick's day, everyone put on green. but we have a place called the irish channel, which is an area in new orleans where all the irish people migraed and lived. >> jimmy: really? >> it's a pretty big deal. but the rest of us, not so much. >> jimmy: i don't think they're that keen on it in ireland, really. i don't know, my parents were over there and they said, yeah, they're like, yeah, okay. [ laughter ] >> i will tell you, i did spend one st. patrick's day in dublin, which if you don't know is in ireland. >> jimmy: oh, yes. [ laughter ] so i've heard. >> yeah, yeah, yes. it was a great experience. and i went to the tiergarten and met a real leprechaun. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a real leprechaun? >> yes. i went to this bar called the dubliner. the bartender said, come

you know martha stewart, she made the tops of the list of the most influential women, but you know, but but history is full of interesting people and certainly, you know, some of these women are fascinating as well. since you mentioned that of the list like wrote about within suffrage. did they meet with any of like this in the jets or or did they like actually go to meetings or do i? talk like that's a really good question. so did these women meet with the suffragists write about the suffragists and were they involved in in the suffrage movement? right? nellie bly did she interviewed and wrote a profile of susan b anthony right a famous suffragist and they they did write profiles of women who were part of the movement and even if they were supportive of the movement, however, i want to say that these women are different from say amelia bloomer who is an editor of a women's suffrage newspaper. so they these women the women working at newspapers are not. part of the movement they cover the movement. um, but there's a separate type of female journalist. who is whose journalism serves the

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who better to show us the way than one of our favorites, martha stewart >> martha is not the only oneually the honorary speaker for her 2012 graduation from the university of phoenix it is a reunion of sorts what would you like to ask ms. stewart? >> good morning. so i'm looking to jump into spring cleaning, but i'm not sure where to start. so what would you recommend? >> well, that's easy for me to say, and a little bit more difficult for you to do. but get yourself a tote, some sort of tote a basket, a pail, a tote like this, meant for homekeeping, cleaning, and fill it with all the essentials it is really important to have good brushes very important to have some rags rubber glovers, of course, to save those manicures some squeegees some cleaner i suggest making your own really good organic home cleaner for all surfaces, which is just basically water, 1/2 cup vinegar, 2 cups water. just put the vinegar right in. use white distilled vinegar, not balsamic or red wine vinegar you don't want any stains on anything wiping just make that into a spray bottle this is great for all your kit