matthew: hey, marcus. i'm matthew. lemonis: matthew? matthew: yeah. nice to meet you.onis: nice to meet you. matthew: i'm the owner. lemonis: oh, you are? okay, that's cool. matthew: welcome. lemonis: nice to see you. matthew: yeah. lemonis: it's a big building. matthew: yeah. we just moved. and we're still kind of transitioning right now, still. we got an amazing rate on the place, but we had to put some work into it, for sure. lemonis: can you introduce me to everybody? matthew: yeah. absolutely. lemonis: that would be great. matthew: i'd love to. lemonis: so, who are these folks here? matthew: okay, this is the production staff. lemonis: hey, guys. how are you? matthew: will you all introduce yourself for marcus? lemonis: do you know their names? matthew: i know about half of them. i don't know yours. mason: mason. lemonis: mason. so, you know mason's name? how are you? i'm marcus. briana: briana. lemonis: nice to meet you. do you know briana's name? matthew: no, i don't. lemonis: i'd like to introduce you guys. matthew: yeah. lemonis: my first impression of matt is

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matthew fox. great to see you. >> good to be back. >> you just got back from mexico as well as south carolina. tell us about those trips. >> there was this marvelous conference in monterey mexico dedicated to value. it went on for three days. there were 6,000 in attendance plus 75,000 online, including prisoners. they did a good job organizing it. it was organized by an amazing woman. the theologian from brazil, he and i spoke the first morning and then we did a dialogue together. the last time i had seen him was 20 years ago when we had been silenced by the pope that year. i went to visit him and see what the communities were all about. it was wonderful seeing him. i was expelled from dominican order by pope or cardinal and he left the francis can order the same year. he got married and my path was to become an anglican and work here in san francisco. >> right. >> reinvent forms of worship in young people's language like rave and so forth. >> cosmic mass. >> it was a beautiful experience to see t

matthew: absolutely.ave the direct effect of that, getting greater education employment, but it opens up labor supply to the extent we have not seen yet. in the debate we have with clients on this, there is a forceful debate, but we all end up in a place where once vaccinations have picked up and schools reopen, as unemployment insurance benefits rolloff, all of those -- lisa: we have not seen as much progress in the labor market as people expected, but at what point we rethink your goals in terms of getting the employment rate back down to where it was in the participation rate higher? what is concerning you with respect to this? matthew: the lack of response from labor force participation has been one of them. the trend we have seen in employment gains has been weaker than we anticipated. if you look the nonseasonally adjusted data, we have been printing about one million jobs per month over the last four months. a steady pace. chair powell noticed there may be limits on how quickly we can hire people i

kortrijk would not give up. >> where is matthew? >> where is matthew? there he is. >> hi matthew.think i realize that after this moment i see a place of privilege where i have information on a day-to-day basis about these vaccines that the general person does not but the one thing that reassures me constantly is seeing over time more and more people getting these vaccines. the data are so clear and crisp in that they are safe and that they are effective. >> corbyn spoke with matthew after the town hall was over that night and still couldn't convince him. then a week later matthew and his mother met dr. core but in a walgreens in virginia where they both received the moderna vaccine that should help develop. they appeared on this program that night from the walgreens where they got vaccinated. >> matthew what are you gonna tell your friends and family if they're wondering about getting the vaccine? >> go ahead and get it done is not that bad. [laughs] go and get it done. it's not that bad. >> and today, one month after receiving the first dose of the moderna vaccine matthew and his

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so -- matthew -- >> yes sir. >> matthew, would you want to say to kizzmekia today, she has worked yearsa vaccine. when you got today, the moderna vaccine. would you want to say to her about the work she has done? >> i want to say, thank you. you know, we very much appreciate it. and all the efforts, your they're definitely paying off. >> thank you for being vaccinated. >> that's really it, i could have made a vaccine -- if no one took, it would matter. so, at this point it is the duty -- it's on the people being vaccinated. so, thank you. >> kizzmekia, what would you like to ask matthew and joan at this point in their experience? >> you know, i just want to, in the same way that you got your information, and you translated that to your mom, i just want to make sure that if people ask you questions about the vaccine, that you are transparent and that you are honest. and that you remind people of all the information that you've got that day in the town hall. so, that we can keep this snowballing effect rolling and get people vaccinated in the same way. >> matthew, what are you going to te

jason johnston, matthew daughter gonna stay with us. coming up, some think matthew knows about.nging their voting rights push to washington in an effort to ease the gridlock. the problem is, they and the national democrats have the same damn math looking right at them. right a them [sfx: kids laughing] [sfx: bikes passing] [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something in the road... it's okay. you're safe now. want to eliminate odors without heavy, overwhelming scents? we get it. try febreze light. it eliminates odors with no heavy perfumes in light scents you'll love. febreze light. some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage th

dad matthew gets it. she proof just re re patrick. right. like, oh right. and i was like, like on the verge of tears, my dad freaking out every time, like getting more loud every single time my mom screaming. like did you think so now he's got to hattrick the 1st american to do that ever in the boon this weekend . ro in the fact that shop was on this horrible street and all of a sudden out of nowhere, this 19 year old kid who nobody has ever really heard of. he bags a hatteras. i mean that's history. ah, is that up to senior? the while in the making from california to a spiriting shelf shelter, a journey with its own sheriffs setbacks. in the germany, i had to develop a lot as a, as a person, as a player that took some time. and that was frustrating when i have a bad game i, when i miss a business, she'll teach teenage talents in the legal pulsating prospects with all the requisite qualities for a great career. like leave a reinvent. he was 17 years and 34 days old when he scored his 1st visit. good, go against none other than man and wife noise. in his 1st

matthew: great to be with you guys.iece for us in this was thinking about this strategically as something that augmented what we are already doing. what you guys have well articulated numerous times on the show. there are strategies as an industry matures that can navigate volatility better, or with a profile that is more appetizing to people. this specific acquisition was with that in mind. this firm called gamma point opened market infrastructure around what is called market mutual investing. regardless of whether crypto or bitcoin are going up or down, it is a strategy seeking to profit across those different market environments across the different market regimes. basically are hedging out the volatility that makes the headlines and gets everyone's attention. guy: let me have a crack at the second part of alix's question. how much would you pay for it? matthew: it was worth a lot. if i had to put an estimate it was about $35 million. alix: we appreciate letting us know that. what is next? in the middle of the volati

matthew, i hope you get to ask a question to putin as well. this is going to be significant, when we watch these news conferences. we'll have extensive live coverage of both of these news conferences. it's going to be interesting to see how they characterize what actually happened. are they going to be upbeat, pessimistic? we'll watch it closely. >> you always have three stages, the expectations management going on, then you have the actual talks and then the spin room afterwards where each will do their best to claim victory. perhaps they'll have something that they can both hold up and say we agree to this. i do want to give one note based on who is in that room right now with putin and biden. it struck me one of the people is the chief of general staff of the armed forces, a man named valerie jer ross mof. things like invading ukraine, cyber cyberattacks, that sort of thing. all the things at issue. in the room is the man behind that strategy, carrying out that strategy, discussing. i'm sure it's something biden and his team noticed. if you

matthew, we are coming off of zero. how bad would it be if we got to a quarter basis point at the end of 2022? it is not the kind of thing that would start a recession. the concern, as i understand it, out of commentators from deutsche bank, mohamed el-erian, is that we get a lot of rate hikes in a short amount of time, not that we lift off to 25 basis points in 2022, or even 50 to 75 in 2023. matthew: that's right, the bigger picture is not about anyone interest-rate increase but what this says about the overall framework for setting monetary policy. they just did this big overhaul of their framework which they announced last summer, that they would take a less proactive approach to fighting inflation, not trying to raise interest rates just fixed on forecasts of where they think inflation will go, but waiting until they see that inflation materialized to then respond. underlying currents and themes that came out of the meeting this weekend, it is not clear to the extent that they are sticking to that. you have got wha

natasha bertrand, matthew chance, thanks so much. poppy, listen, there are a lot of dangers in a meeting like this as well, but also potential here. as matthew was saying, even with adversaries, you need to be talking. and there are a lot of issues with potential for escalation. and that seems to be the hope possibly from both sides being here in geneva. >> great discussion. we'll get back to you in just a minute. >>> meantime, back here at home, new e-mails just released by the house oversight committee highlight how former president trump and his allies pressured the justice department to challenge trult the results of 2020 election. whitney wild is with us. what do these e-mails show? >> reporter: they show over a several-week time period this ramping up of the white house trying to convince the doj to overturn the election through several different means. on december 14th, this is the same day state certified the electoral college votes, and it was the same day bill barr said he was leaving the justice department. the white house

matthews. tonight being withdrawn from the consent calendar is item number 21 it will be brought back at a future meeting. >> president lopez: thank you for the purchase of muni fast passes for the transportation department. so that is being withdrawn. we'll discuss it tonight. thank you for the heads up for the public. any items removed for first reading by the board. any items severed by the board for discussion tonight? commissioner alexander. >> commissioner alexander: that's the one i'd like to discuss. yeah, i'd like to discuss item 10 just the contract with empower sf. >> president lopez: did you name what item number that is? >> commissioner alexander: yeah, it's in item 10. itemten has a lot of things in it, but just the one contract, the info contract and then i'd also like to discuss item 13. >> president lopez: okay. thank you for noting that and commissioners for following along. let's do public comment on all of the items except for the one that was pulled by superintendent matthe

matthew: that is a great question. last year, the answer was because we weren't certain that we could do our metal pricing on the basis of a purely electronic system. we do have a pretty complex market. i think if you asked me pre-march 2020, i would have said because i a am genuinely not convinced we can do it. of course, the pandemic forced us to do it, so we stand here now a lot more confident that we can do electronic pricing because we've been doing it for the last 14 months. that is why we went out in january of this year and did propose exact what you are discussing, which is let's stay electronic. we have shown we can do it. let's stay electronic. but we heard a really diverse and balanced set of voices, many of whom on the financial side said we totally agree with that, but on the physical side, the people who use these prices in their physical supply contract, some of them did say to us we really like what the ring brings us. that is why we've ended up with something of a compromise. alix: i've never been the

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rumors swirl around matthew mcconaughey's to run, does that mean he has support?te. >> abutting golf pro in the family, carley shimkus live with those trending headlines. todd: anchor reads on the ally. the super 6 apps, a chance to win 10,$000, predict 6 outcomes on the super 6 quiz show, topics, we should note the producers did their job. ♪♪ jillian: texas senator ted cruz said he hopes matthew mcconaughey doesn't run for texas governor because he would be a formidable candidate. todd: shimkus here with the latest. interesting and telling. >> should matthew mcconnaughhay run for texas governor or shouldn't he? texas senator ted cruz weighed in on that yesterday. >> matthew mcconaughey is considering running for governor. would he be a formidable candidate for greg abbott? >> undoubtedly. i hope he decides not to run. he is a movie star, a movie star can be a formidable candidate on the ballot and i hope that doesn't happen. jillian: the nicest we are politicians that you do not have my endorsement. senator cruz says governor abbott is a mentor, he doesn't want t

i want matthew as he was in the bathroom while he was up on the counter. i'm not sure why is up on the counter. was me for santo op to my mom's room. i see the gun lying there on the underneath the left side of the med and i and i walked back into the bathroom with a gun in my hands, out of curiosity, just looking at it and trying to figure out what it does and how to work it and i so we proceed to the safety. ah, and then from there on, i talk the gun back, putting a boat around in the chamber. and i just remember matthew says to me, you know, that was a gift from papa to mon or safety. and i didn't answer, i just hear a gunshot, i and so at 8 o'clock that same night, december, 1st, one by one. we say goodbye and the last one. so like how it cleaned over for my forehead against his little buddy. who are going to do great things? i love you. i'll see in the morning and a lot in a lot of ways it feels like the morning has never come in . ah i oh, i in ah, in. ah, i ah, the ah, ah, the, the us unveiled the possibility of another round of sanctions against ru

matthew's book is available now.odcast to hear the full interview. i assure you, you don't want to miss the rest of that one. find it on apple podcasts or wherever you get yours. next week, a new in-person sunday sitdown with trevor noah on running a late night show in a pandemic. trevor noah next week >>> another foggy start around the coastline, live look in san francisco, now we will be seeing a lot of this fog, including the clouds clearing out for the afternoon, but as you head out the door right now, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we'll warm up nicely to a pleasant day ahead. mostly clear conditions for inland areas. coastal clouds but one thing you notice in the temperatures climbing into the upper 70s and low 80s and we are expected for the wind to kick up into the afternoon. >>> ahead on "sunday today," our higs and lows of the week. the story behind a horse whose toothy viral bomb made hmm a star. >>> harry smith visits a great local movie theater where the employees are the real stars. discover card i ju

matthew, i think you are back with us. hold? 9 :, actually hold? we are hopeful, we have to be — actually hold? we are hopeful, we have to be optimistic. _ actually hold? we are hopeful, we have to be optimistic. we - actually hold? we are hopeful, we have to be optimistic. we really i have to be optimistic. we really desperately want to bring people back together, it's what we do. do not have that, it's really frustrating. but, you know, if the 19th ofjuly happens, we need information on how that will happen. 0k, information on how that will happen. ok, matthew and charlotte, thanks both very much for talking to us and good luck. researchers at cambridge university say the early warning signs of self—harm can appear almost a decade before it starts. the team used artificial intelligence to analyse data from 11,000 children in the uk. they found those who were bullied, or had fewer friends or difficulty controlling their emotions were more likely to self—harm in the future. the researchers hope the findings show there's op

she points to her reelect next year to matthew's point of 2022 and 2024.eelection as a referendum on the direction of the party and the country. she's anticipating that she will get a full furry attack from the tr trump's forces for standing up against him and for democracy. she pauses her race and victory as striking a blow against them. but, right now i think there are a lot of republicans who are just running in fear. she says some of them are running in fear of their own security but they are just running in fear of the political wait of the trump voters and they don't want to take them on even when it means turning the other way on things like what we saw on january 6th. >> yeah. >> matthew, i owe you one. can you give me ten seconds. don't get me in trouble please. >> my only issue with liz cheney is she's in a party that she no longer fits in. that party no longer fits who she is. if she believes in our democracy, she needs to lever t lever -- leave the party that's trying to destroy the democracy. she needs to leave the party that's doing exactly w

don callaway, matthew dowd, graham in the house. gentlemen thank you both very much.or us, the potential danger lurking for states with low vaccination rates amid concern over new variants. we'll talk about that with one of our doctors. start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. the new provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything! no sweat. secret. now really doing this for person by person. we have to find out why you're not getting vaccinated. we have 11 states that really have inadequate vaccination levels, close to 70%. >> interesting point he makes about the almost hand to hand combat this has developed into across our country. this lag in vaccinations in parts of our country is fueling fears as you may have heard of some sort of summer surge particularly in the american south. back with us again tonight to talk about all of it doctor he is a clinical assistant professor at the university of arizona college of medicine in phoenix. doctor, not everyone is worried about a surge. i want to play fo

. >> drawing the russian president's post summit news conference cnn's matthew chance fired off a fewstions about several contentious issues, some of the questions vladimir putin answered and some he didn't. here is their exchange. >> first of all, could you characterize the dynamic between yourself and president biden? was it hostile or was it friendly? and secondly, throughout these conversations did you commit to ceasing carrying out cyber attacks on the united states? did you commit to stopping threatening ukraine security and did you commit to stop cracking down on the opposition in russia? >> translator: well, the first overall evaluation, i don't think there was any kind of hostility. on the contrary, our meeting was obviously a fundamental one. many of our joint positions are divergent but nevertheless i think that both sides manifested determination to try to understand each other and to try and con verbal our positions. i think it was very constructive. as far as cybersecurity is concerned, we agreed that we would begin consultations on that issue and i believe that it is ex

matthews. thank you all. i would just hope the curriculum that we're getting for esy and crs is not appropriate and not culturally appropriate and not evidence based and i'm really concerned that the teachers that are going to be teaching the crs are not special education teachers and i was at a training with one of them yesterday. i really hope this can be addressed when we do it for the school year next year, it can be credential educators. so thank you, very much. >> thank you. >> hello, julie. first to student delegates, i want to thank you and acknowledge that you have already created more justice than most adults twice your age. korea i remember you and the discussion of police out of schools remind us that under student leadership we got ice out of schools and that wouldn't have happened without your leadership and hines foster, i have been inspired by your determination and the face of antiblack and truly anti-semitic racism at lowell and you helped lead sfusd in the nation in desegregateing and creat

senator matthews, a tulsa native who also served with the city's fire department for 25 years, is chair of the centennial commission. senator, would you tell us please how does this commemoration acknowledge the past? what happened in 1921. - it was never taught in most schools. it was tulsa's dirty secret. and this commission that we have created in building greenwood rising is gonna tell that story before, during, and after the great heyday of what was once called black wall street on greenwood and tulsa that was destroyed, because of race. - how do you explain that 100 years later, that over the last hundred years that so little of this has been taught in schools thughout this land? - well, it's a shame. not only is it a shame that it hadn't been talked about, it wasn't taught very many places at all, but we just, you know, the controversy we're having right now, house bill 1775 that just was signed into law here in oklahoma states that we don't want to teach things that a stressful to young kids. and some things around equity and diversity and although when we talk about things that

i had matthew in april of 26. i called him a month later to see how he was doing the catch up to see if you wanted to see my son. he called me i still can't believe you decided to keep him. you could have had a future. now you're not going to have anything. and it's been still 3 years. and i haven't heard from him once. i've heard it from people. one of my teachers actually that it when i wasn't there. and everyone from the class told me she said if wendy was my daughter, i would take the baby away from her, raised myself so that she can future. but now she's not going to amount to anything . and hearing it from my dad, now him saying, you're not getting anything, you're not going to have a future anymore. because i decided to keep my son. it broke me in a we, as a society have lived. we've been dishonest because what we have said is that you can behave any way that you choose. you can make any decision or choice that you want to make. whatever you feel this this day you can make those kinds of decisions. and we w

matthew, i will let you weigh in.what do you think of what david said and what we were just talking about? >> well, having been -- having worked for, both, democrats for many years, and then republicans. i mean, i think there are democratic fighters. i think the problem, today, is that we're -- they're -- we're dealing with a republican party, that no one's really, fundamentally faced in the way that we faced before. because they don't really care about governing. they don't care about any fundamental principles of ideology. all it is, is do whatever i can to create grievance and fear among -- among their voters. i mean, i -- i'll tell you one thing about democrats. is -- and it's a virtue but sometimes, it's a virtue that becomes a weakness. is democrats are -- can feel shame, right? democrats feel shame. and the -- they're backed down a lot by that sort of pushback, oftentimes, when they shouldn't be. republicans feel no shame, today. which isn't good, because they're willing to do anything, put up with anything, to

matthew, there were _ that press conference? matthew, there were some _ that press conference?there were some warm _ that press conference? matthew, there were some warm words - that press conference? matthew, i there were some warm words from vladimir putin towardsjoe biden. he said the talks were fruitful and constructive and no hostility. he said the two leaders spoke the same language. there were areas of agreement, a decision to continue talks about security, about capping nuclear arms, potentially about climate change also. but there were clear areas of disagreement as well. the russian president was bullish about the issue of cybersecurity, denying russian involvement in ransomware attacks. one area where there was agreement was on the restoring of ambassadors. the us and russia earlier than the year, when joe biden called vladimir putin a killer, and putin replied "it takes one to know one. " they both have agreed to restore the diplomats in both capitals. agreed to restore the diplomats in both capitals-— both capitals. translation: return of ambassadors - both capital

. >> back with us, don calloway, and matthew dowd back with us. know we try to keep this happy, happy, joy, joy, but matthew, i have to start with a downer. what happens if nothing gets done on a voting reform? >> a lot of people are going to be upset, the fact that democracy isn't table stakes for our elected officials. you would think preserving our democracy is table stakes, and it doesn't seem to be. to me, if it doesn't happen, and i have doubts now that it will, it's going to be up to the electorate in 2022 and 2024 to cause the republicans to suffer devastating losses in such a manner that we can do this and preserve the democracy that we have. if that doesn't happen, all the people that will be restricted will have to go above and beyond and vote and cause the republican party to lose significant amount of offices. and that to me is the only way out of this mess. >> don, a tough question to you, are his fellow democrats being angry enough, and what about manchin would you say still makes him a democrat? >> that's a great question. i'm not

matthews did you want to comment? i was going to say work around leads was around the ability to have them in the room. they know the sights. the other piece, currently how many start times do we have in the district? >> 19. >> 19 current start times. when you think about that, each one of those, especially when there are only 5 or 15 minutes off, we have to get an additional bus for that route. that's a big part of why decision was made to work directly with leed so we can come forward with three recommendations. we knew there will be people who will love it and we heard that. not from tonight but we heard that repeatedly. we knew at the same time we'll -- at the end of the day, we trying to do what we believe is the nest interest of the district. you heard me give the reasons. the opportunity for common planning time, which we've heard over and over. teachers are telling us they don't have time to work with their colleagues. this gives them that as well as it goes towards the board's resolutions which was to come up

"yeah, i'm, uh, matthew... matthew calamari. larry unlimited breadsticks." ( laughter ). ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) specifically, prosecutors are investigating whether calamari received something called "tax-free fringe benefits," which is when an employee receives benefits such as free apartments, subsidized rent, or car leases from an employer and doesn't pay taxes on such benefits. wait, giving calamari perks in exchange for his loyalty? that is a clear "squid pro quo." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) keep them coming. keep them coming. calamari isn't the only member of this breaded crime ring in trouble, because prosecutors are also investigating calamari's son, matthew calamari jr. like his father, calamari jr. hasn't yet been officially charged yet, but prosecutors recently advised both men to hire lawyers. you know the world is upside down when the calamari are ordering lawyers for the whole table. do you guys want that? let's get some lawyers. hey, sweetie, could we get a round? could we get a round of call maury here? oh,

now we look around the world, matthew.atin america, parts of continental africa they are seeing, as you've written in your report yesterday, always a must-read, excellent stuff, a concerning rise are we seeing any indication of a global vaccination rollout india looks better, but there's still billions of people that have not been vaccinated. >> yeah. it's still going to take time. obviously more doses are being made covax is getting more doses. it will take well into 2022 to get more doses into people that's important while you have a lot of replication velocity and a lot of outbreak in other areas, you potentially see more mutations which could be concerning. it's not a foregone conclusion but that's why it's important outside of the public health and humanitarian issues, that's why it's important globally to be able to vaccinate. >> yeah. certainly is for a variety of reasons. humanitarian perspective, economic perspective global perspective appreciate your perspective. must-read. you've been doing great work thank you