joining me now is matt baker.e about the chip shortage and how it is impacting what you are able to produce. >> it has been the talk of the town. i would say that we are weathering that storm well. i like to describe our supply chain team has the elite athletes of the supply chain game and they are executing wonderfully. a notable analyst said yesterday in covering our results that the supply chain team deserved a metal. so we like where we are going and the outlook suggest we are bullish going forward. emily: where do you see the pc market going forward? obviously, we have seen a spike from covid. kids are going back to the office, kids are back in school. is the growth we see sustainable? are we going to see a slowdown? >> i think we will see a change in terms of attitude of pcs and household needs, how it has seeped its way into all of the business processes that we have so i don't think there is any going back. it used to be that one laptop or pc per household was sufficient, now it is multiple devices per per

♪ more than a woman to me ♪ but the absolute belle of the crazyballs was a man named matt baker, who ) >> that's the wind. that's the wind of time. that's the wind of history. >> stephen: okay, blob marley ( laughter ) pretty sure that's the wind of "you tried to whistle and then realized you couldn't and pretended you were imitating the wind." "you guys know the theme song to 'andy griffith'theme song? ( trying to whistle ) that's the wind blowing through the bones of floyd the barber." ( laughter ) once the wind died down, matt's speech got pretty intense. >> your children and your children's children will be subjugated! they will be asked, "how many vaccines have you had? have you been a good little nazi?" heil fauci! heil fauci! heil fauci! ( laughter ) ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheering ) >> stephen: i miss the whistling. ( laughter ) okay a little advice: i can see you're passionate. this is important to you. but i just want to remind you of the phrase, "you catch more flies with honey than you do with crystal meth." ( laughter ) point is, they tilte

. >> reporter: matt baker developed the housing in this area. >> if you're coming in from california, you're going and getting those license plates changed to idaho as quick as you can. that is a fact. >> reporter: john cahbinah moved here from sacramento. did you change your license plates right away because you didn't want to be known? california? >> we haven't! >> reporter: cobbinah, originally from ghana, and his wife pamela sue came here to escape sacramento's rising homelessness and blue politics. but the license plates? >> we were driving, house- hunting. somebody held a sign, go back to california, and so we come in, we park in the garage so nobody sees the license plate. so we make sure we lock, we lock >> reporter: much of the resentment is economic. with wages nowhere near keeping up with home prices, locals are out of the bidding. >> our first time homebuyers that we've always been able to put into homes, you kn, that qualify for a loan that just came out of college that have a really nice job, but they don't have an extra 40 or $50,000 extra to win a bidding war to get in

matt walsh, appreciate you coming on tonight. >> appreciated, thank you. >> tucker: there's a lot of fakeness in this country but is there a corporation in america baker thanagonia?ussore a marketing company that poses as a mountaineering expedition in order to sell shoddily made plastic clothing did nonprofit executives who rarely go outside. patagonia's promotional materials described as total dedication to fighting climate change but somehow they forget to mention its entire product line is made from fossil fuels. patagonia is the kind of place that will give you a lecture about fair trade and corporate responsibility even as it outsources its own manufacturing to sweatshops and the world's most impoverished countries. enjoy your $300 casual wear hoodie, some kid in sri lanka got $0.20 to make it. patagonia may be the single most audacious scam and all of american business and that is saying something.eaod so probably shouldn't surprise you that patagonia has decided it should control american politics. a group of american they flew to jackson wyoming for a private fund-raiser. this was not unusual, raising money and resorts down and unfortunately, the

thank lauren are baker, libby callaway, george january that clemons, who's going to be a mom in about a month, marty collier, travis cohn, sarah delevine,so will dixon, elizabeth warner, mattmer, jake kennedy, matt lupus, kayla mcmurray, taylor meredith, jacob mitchell, kelly mere, kathryn smith and my staff leader, and i will give him an extra check because he's an amazing person. travis boils and andy zook for their tireless efforts that have helped advance this committee's lainfrastructure legislation. on my personal office team, i'd like to thank my chief of staff, joel. but i also want to thank your staff. we worked really well -- you and i work well together, but our staffs really do, i think, are rely on one another, and that's the way it should be. i would like to especially thank mary francisnc because she has devoted many hours and time -- she and adam, i don't know how many times they talked on the phone, but it's many, many, many. rebecca higgins, josh cain, brett dodson, lauren, george, mac key mcintosh, andy d'amato and tyler hoffman for their dedication to this process as well. so with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. >> let me ask if i could just to

matt damon, welcome to bbc breakfast. the film is stillwater. you play bill baker. this man is no jason bourne. tell us about him. movie looks like it could go in that direction. but he's kind of... he's a guy with absolutely none of the requisite skills that he needs to complete the mission he's on, which is to go to marseilles to support his daughter and hopefully exonerate her for a crime that she's innocent of. alison came here for college and that's where she met this girl, lena. one night she found lena dead and called the police. i loved her. i know you did. but everybody thinks that i killed her. what action hero do you think would be bill baker's favourite movie star? which kind of genres do you think he would like? he's a very kind of straightforward guy. you know, he'd probably say, you know, "i don't even like going to movies," you know what i mean? like, i don't think he reflects deeply when he goes to the movies. i'm trying to get my little girl out ofjail. that's all i give a damn about. you sound very american right now. good. iam. yeah, and you're also a stranger here. you just have to trust me.

matt damon, welcome to bbc breakfast. the film is stillwater. you play bill baker. this man is no jason bourne. tell us about him.eply when he goes to the movies. i'm trying to get my little girl out ofjail. that's all i give a damn about. you sound very american right now. good. iam. yeah, and you're also a stranger here. you just have to trust me. this is also a film about a man and his relationship with his daughter. this is our chance, matt, to get matt damon's parenting tips. you have four daughters ranging from ten to 23. what do you wish you'd known at the start? oh, ok. good, because that's a different question. what do i wish i'd known at the start? there are days i crawl into bed at the end of the day and i go, "man, did i mess that up!" ifeel like it's an impossiblejob and a totally necessaryjob and one i'm always trying to do better, one i feel like i never get 100% right, you know, and you never know what life's going to throw at you. so you can't predict which way it'll go. like, you have to kind of give up to the ride and just come at it. in my opinion, ijust try to come at it with as much love and

baker, murphy barrett, lib we callaway, george anna clemens who is going to be a mom in a month. travis cone, sarah delevin, will dickson, elizabeth warner, macsimon, tyler jenkins, jess kramer, jake kennedy, matt lupus, cale la mcmurray, jacob mitchell, kelly moore, katherine smith and my staff leader adam. i'll give him an extra check because he's an amazing person. travis boyles and andy zoo kfor their tireless efforts that helped advance this committee's infrastructure legislation. my personal office team, i'd like to thank my chief of staff joe brew babaker. i also want r want to thank your staff. we worked -- you and i work well together but our staffs really do, i think, rely on one another. that's the way it should be. i would like to especially thank mary francis because she has devoted many hours and time. she and adam, i don't know how many times they talked on the phone but it's many, many, many. rebecca higgins, john kaine, greg doddson, laura, jordan, heather dann, mackey mcintosh, andy, kenneth and tyler hoffman reardon for their dedication to this process as well. so with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. carper: i'm going to ask if i could just insert one quick commen