max: is this marcus? lemonis: how are you doing, sir? max: i feel like i know you! lemonis: i liked him. are you max? max: i'm max. lemonis: what do you make here besides mustard? max: barbecue sauces. lemonis: okay. max: hot sauces. lemonis: when i walked in the building, i smelled the spices. max: yep. lemonis: how much business will you do a year? max: 30,000 cases. lemonis: so you're bigger than your daughter's business? max: yeah. yeah. lemonis: the problem was that i don't think max understood that a marshmallow is very porous, and so if i just pour a bunch of cayenne in the air, it's gonna get in there. amber: i get it. lemonis: no, smell it. amber: oh, god. lemonis: [ sneezes ] amber: bless you. lemonis: excuse me. play. max is strangling this business from several different angles. he's taken over most of their space, which ultimately slows down production. also, he's using more lights, more water, and he's also affected their sales with his spices and his sauces seeping into the porous marshmallow. when you have quality problems, you get more returns, and

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trace welcome back oh thanks so much max it's going to be here all right i was just thinking you know if there were ever to create a mount rushmore of bitcoin you know you might be on that yet adam back next wadeye we've got lots of great contributors to this project so you really are one of the founding foundations of this whole industry i must say so you know i have some questions here now i was going to run through them but i thought you know what let me ask you something what do you want to talk about you know your you on the show because you're trace mayor what is the most important thing that's happening right now in the big coin space from your point of view i think we are entering a new era or a new stage with a lot of money and capital government server learning to recognize a wyoming we have the speedy bank regulation the special purpose depository bank the talk about wyoming because you've been there with kate long oh yeah it's been an enormous initiative and they are a state that wants to do for big coing what delaware did for d.c. corp they became the destination for corp

greg and max join me. thank youg us. >> fortunately because of the success of homestead and the restaurant, you know, we have a platform where we can reach out to other chefs around the country, and so i saw other chefs doing this. we reached out and we decided that it was a no-brainer. if we're in a position to be able to help our community then we're going to do it. >> max, as you then are interfacing with members of the community, what are you hearing from them about their greatest needs, their greatest anxieties in this moment? >> this has been absolutely devastating for the hospitality industry, the hardest days of my career. the ground feels like it's moving underneath all of us, and, you know, when we had to layoff our 60 employees, it was just incredibly, incredibly difficult. people are wondering about their rent, they're wondering about their food, and they're wondering about their money. it's a very, very difficult time for the industry. >> i wonder, then, greg, given that difficulty what do you see as th

as far as i know, this generation of comedic legends is okay. >> thank you, max and mel. hich is so important in these times. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on the new xc90 available with six seats. xc90. recharged. lease the volvo xc90 for $499 per month. at your local volvo retailer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> now your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. >> i've issued a public health order to shelter at home effective on midnight friday march 20th through april 7th until such time a modification is made. >> and with that, napa county joins the bay area shelter in place starting friday at midnight. good afternoon. thanks for joins. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. let's get straight to the major developments today on the coronavirus pandemic. the number of worldwide cases has now surpassed 200,000. lawmakers in washington approved a second relief bill that includes free coronavirus testing, p

oh i don't know this this is such an extraordinary time max people ask me they say well where do you think you know support lies and where do you think the markets will turn i say man i don't have any charts that go back to 1800 in 100-9000 the last time the world dealt with something like this i can't look at the commitment of traders reports you know and say well you know when this happened and we finally reached a low i mean even these optimistic forecasts of your well the day we get back to normal by may or june who knows if that's going to be right and so i at this time what i've been telling people my side is just you've got to be prudent you've got to be prepared to shelter in place for a while and if you don't have some physical gold and silver you know is never a bad time to get your hands on some because if this all plays out and if suddenly this banker scheme for how the metals are priced which is now becoming apparent to more and more people by the day. that type of i guess we call a reset maybe an outcome. because i would be if it did make a good point there about this u

commission chief what jumped out at you when max. as you said it already laid out this was a strong show of support a strong show of european solidarity here we had the presidents of the european institutions united together with the greek prime minister meets attack us with one message greece europe is by your side essentially. there was no criticism of chris's handing of the issue over the last couple of days no criticism of the alleged excessive use of force at the border or the illegal pushbacks but praise for how greece is taking care of the matter for the rest of the european union. the the press conference for the president of the commission present on the line did not have a political sustainable solution that you presented here today but she said that the commission the european union which would do all that it can to help greece in its situation right now and essentially strengthen the european borders and she will do that by deploying a rapid response team by the european risk through border protection if she frontex this i

luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much kaiser of course. i'm going to fulfill the repeated promises apologise to the people and promise to be you know it's all pots to. be a. pretty rough. cut. pretty dear bertha now you want to 1st correct that. you know. all. the expedition begins on the french i just saw you pull it in just a few days grave will be found in the shade best in. question those are 2 of the keepers about to live in this one ends it's usually real fit to come past. oh well do you think you since you were the ones that it's so. beautiful 1st. of all sickness of sorts a new a side of things well so although. there's going to need money to get all sorts of a lot of. to give us all sorted out of last week. one of them was missing most of the office so it must be on sunday something to stock up which what sort of a system of it. seems of me. no clues more. of the. if you do a metric i will simple good needs for being 2 digits as individual could of course course wolf. it's more on the fast track research wal

today if you lines flight 83 o 2 crashed shortly after leading addis ababa on route to nairobi killing or 157 people on board following the crash all planes of the same model that's boeing 737 max were grounded around the world today because of the victims from more than 30 countries attended a memorial service close to the crash side on monday if you use the aircraft accident investigation bureau confirmed initial findings linking the crash to the planes and storms software and identified no issues with the airline or the pilot's handling of the plane some relatives could not attend today's service the w.'s it was mocked up as we're speaking with one family in kenya's capital nairobi. it's a year later but this family still in mourning adela mohammed was in his way back home he was in the ill fated european airlines flight that crashed shortly after takeoff in addis ababa this is the last photo he sent his family and going to feed his he was very happy when he took this picture but now he is no longer with us whenever we want to see him this is what we look at which we look at the photo to remember him and then we put it away. bella had spent the last in saudi arabia watching

bill again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal here for a bunch of guys record. as the democrats gear up to officially start their 2020 presidential primary it is fitting to assess donald trump's performance in office a report card of sorts where is he kept his promises and where has he come up short will any of this really matter. a. lot. but. we're watching you straight and as soon as we. moved in. but. this is a state that was it's open to. be able to deal with all of the cuts. here and our lead in the mission so that each meeting that. the minimal. yes the bill could you least. move as much wishful to sway you from the as i but i to a notion which. managed to get me through are filming a possibility wallace liam chilled out by the lead. and there were no law questions there will bring. a lot of the natural that you don't want where they would side. they have to fish not stand god but he's just on the move. because it's all of this just in the most of that we're just there as much it's a chance to hold the furnish me. with them to put on the. emotional she had

max levchin, always great to have you on the show.s for sticking with us through that press conference and sharing your thoughts as well. coming up, we will be talking about amazon and instacart workers taking to the streets, demanding better conditions, pay throughout this coronavirus operate, even if they decide to self-isolate. we will be talking to an amazon warehouse worker coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome back. president trump still speaking right now at the rose garden, giving an update on the latest state of the pandemic in the united states. saying that one million people in the united states have been tested thus far. we are continuing to listen into that press conference and will bring you any headlines as we have them. meantime in new york, about 100 amazon workers staged a protest outside their staten island for film and center. today, the workers complaining about unsafe conditions and saying that management has been unresponsive to their concern. i want to bring in one of those workers now. an assistant

>> max, you bring up a good point.ery important for public health officials to be consistent. and when it comes to having to do communitywide measures that there's a very clear understanding of what things need to be closed, what needs to be changed in terms of going to events. things like that. but they have to be very clearly messaged so there's no confusion on the part of people in the community. >> i also want to ask you about the redness for what might come, there are modeling scenarios out there. even moderate ones, that show the potential for perhaps a hospitalizations going forward. perhaps 200,000 people needing intensive care. tens of thousands needing ventilators. that would overwhelm resources, wouldn't it? what planning is being made for that situation? can you play for that? >> it certainly is going to be a challenge for the health care and public health officials in the united states. i think what is being done, we're more prepared today than we were yesterday. and we'll be more prepared tomorrow than we

frederick was just the white house trying to not create unnecessary panic as you were talking about earlier. well i think max is correct that you know it's a president speaking style so when he kind of goes off because he never called it a hoax by the way that's been taken out of context but his speaking style and his you know kind of rambling whatever it is a part of his appeal it's what many people like about him so he has indeed gotten down more throughout the data and the numbers have become a little more solemn and serious but that doesn't mean he wasn't you know this whole time working on on it or at least speaking to experts so yeah they're approaching seems reasonable i mean you know here we are talking about bailouts and and all these other things which i didn't think anyone ever thought we'd hear about in the trunk with ministration it's more an obama thing but it does seem reasonable doesn't seem that. there's much pushback against that whatsoever ted what do you think that these bailouts that they're proposing are going to be enough i don't know you know monitoring economists either so it. you kn

luxury bill again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal here so much guys of course. time after time called parishioners repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to excel or a transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay number man at a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is complete the hamas does need to. look. into compass numbers and got it into something companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is 2nd eldest does he want any minute i need money skipping the system moves and news to me doing the nieman i'm stunned seemed to be best understood superman. is now gone for good to do 50 point good number to the 41 with no kids to get to the doing home and phone and don't going to. see you did all the good that you did done up and that of all who signed up for the only supposable call since i was in there i'd have to trick our younger to him all day long. as it is with us and i don't think we're pretty all that he would have loved and that is not

now to do the abuse mark song or he's on the greek side of the turkish greek border good morning to you max can you tell us where you are and what's happening where you are this morning. yes brian i'm at the customs checkpoint in custody he's on the the greek side of the greek turkish border it's relatively quiet right here where i'm standing right now but just a few 100 meters behind me there there is a real human humanitarian crisis and unfolding as we speak with roughly 13000 people according to i.o.m. who are sitting there stuck there waiting to be able to cross into the european union. right now we see a heightened military presence trucks going in going out with a soldier is and replenishments and so there is a we're looking at a massive military force there trying to stay on top of the situation ok can you tell us something more about that security situation the greek government says that this border will remain closed. this. prime minister meant to talk as has had this border would remain close and that is a very difficult and very challenging task them the land border between greec

lots of things that are going to change in the ocean and these animals are being stressed to their max. you scientists here say we should think of what is happening as a warning. if these animals can't survive in ourchanging world, what does that say about our future? justin rowlatt, bbc news, antarctica. that's all from me. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night.

luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal thank you so much kaiser of course. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability. is accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability and a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim that production is completely hominis. because. companies want us to feel good about products while the damage is being done far away this is something else this must be going down even if i. knew this and we didn't. understand it looks so good so good and. welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter we're discussing the coronavirus. or let's go back to scott scott one of the things that's happened during the course of the last few weeks even months is the rise of conspiracy theories trying to explain what's going on here you have there was a law that lost control of a this virus that was intentionally generated engineered by on the other hand maybe the american senate there because of the trade war and you have a whole lot of a plethora of theories out there that ar

lots of things that are going to change in the ocean and these animals are being stressed to their max. youtists here say we should think of what is happening as a warning. if these animals can't survive in ourchanging world, what does that say about our future? justin rowlatt, bbc news, antarctica. will be having an in—depth look at the papers in a few minutes. our guests joining me tonight are sonia sodha from the observer, and madeline grant from the telegraph. let's look at the weather with darren. the first few days of the new month have been much quieter, a case of sunshine and showers. however as we head into the weekend, whilst no name storm, it will turn wetter and windier. that more unsettled things continues into the start of next week. a break from the start of next week. a break from the sunshine and showers mixed on wednesday. this area of low pressure is pushing from the north now and bring it with a cloud and rain. i had of that, we have a cold and frosty start with sunshine. a cloud especially rain heads through wales, south east england and into northern ireland. some snow

lots of things that are going to change in the ocean and these animals are being stressed to their max. youspecies but the scientists here say we should think of what is happening as a warning. if these animals can't survive in ourchanging world, what does that say about our future? justin rowlatt, bbc news, antarctica. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. hi there. thanks very much. good evening. a day of sunshine and showers and some of the showers were quite heavy in places and here is a characteristic cumulonimbus indicating heavy showers taken by one of our weather watchers in hampshire. the cluster of showers affecting central and eastern areas tending to move into the north—east this evening and a few affecting the north of scotland but elsewhere it will be mainly dry with clear skies, light winds, so it will turn cold, and a white spread frost and there will be some eyes to watch out for as well. but temperatures will recover a cross as well. but temperatures will recover across the south—west because we will see an area of low pressure moving in bringing thick cloud

let's go now to the ws marc songer he's on the greek side of the turkish agree border good day to you max can you tell us where you are and what's happening where you are this morning. dessie morning brian i'm here i'm standing here only on the greek side at the customs a checkpoint in custom. i don't have actual eyes on the situation at the border this is still a few 100 meters away from the actual border line where according to i.o.m. roughly 30000 people are stuck waiting to be able to cross europe. has acquired here you don't see can't really see the tragedy that is unfolding here there are vehicles passing in and now mostly military and police and going into the green zone i haven't been to the green don't get myself but from college on the ground i've heard that there is full of military and trying to see a couple situation ok ok michael groups of migrants have been trying to force their way through the border over the past few days are you getting a sense of how a greek security forces will respond should that continue. where you know this is a this is a very large border area we'r

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you want more information on those stories go to our in the meantime in about an hour's time you can hear. oh max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know we talk a lot on the show many years about economy and currencies and what makes a currency usually what makes a currency is scarcity for example gold is a currency it's money because it's scarce that's the primary reason people use it as money keynesian economics or socialism is usually unworkable because the people who are organizing it think that well you can just print all the money you need you need a program print more money there's socialism for banks on wall street as was pointed out recently one of the big presidential debates you know bank gets in trouble just print more money well what's the ultimate scarce commodity what is the ultimate scarce commodity think about what is the ultimate scarce commodity space the most scarce commodity of all time and that isn't the headline here ikea becomes 1st retailer to let customers pay using time ikea is now letting customers pay for goods with their time yes that's right the more time custome

you want to. know. coming. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max hisor time now to turn to willie wu he is a partner at the adaptive fun crafting hyper sheet and a specialist on chain analysis bitcoin really welcome thank you makes great to see you we're here in vegas and confiscate a bull conference lot of great people like yourself and others are here and a good time now on trade analysis what is that why do you do it what sort of analysis can you derive from looking at the changes. like new stuff. being a financial instrument is there unique we don't see this in wall street it has a legion we can look on to it lead you we see capital flows if you can divine that date or you can get a read into with the market's going and you are also well known on twitter and elsewhere for making some good pressure and calls about the direction of break we'll get into that a 2nd but let's talk about this on chain analysis now there was a recent brouhaha over a company that's been paid $50000000.00 per year by the u.s. government to trace coins on the block is that separate to what you do this function else is. it says li

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on the greek side of the greek turkish border and max what jumped out at you from mr van de lyons a message to greece. well you actually said it already this was a strong show of solidarity. the leaders of the european institutions came together with the. greek prime minister kiriakou smith attack us and they brought one common message and that is greece you're doing the right thing europe is behind you there was no criticism of greeks handling of the situation here at the border of the last couple days no criticism of the allege excessive use of force or the illegal pushback by the rather there was praise and that is because the e.u. relies on greece to protect its external borders and that's why it was enough on the line and now it's that the european union would step up its support to protect the greek borders by sending a rapid deployment team by frontex that is the european border protection agency and this includes vessels this includes airplanes and personnel as well as a roughly $700000000.00 euros in financial aid now as max the greek prime minister it's attack us also comm

please thank you max thank you mr president you've said several times that the united states ramped up testing. quicker or louder mr president you said several times that the united states ramped up testing but the united states is still not testing per capita as many rez many people as other countries like south korea why is that and when do you think that that number will be on par with other countries just very much on par to look look per capita we have areas of country that's very well i know south korea better than anybody it's a very tight you know how many people are unsold you are now big the city of seoul is. 38000000 people as bigger than anything we have 38000000 people all tightly wound together we have vast farmlands we have vast areas where they don't have much of a problem in some cases they have no problem whatsoever we have done more tests what i didn't i didn't talk about per capita we have done more tests by far than any country in the world by far our testing is also better than any country in the world and when you look at that as simple as that looks that's somet

not touch your face otherwise that clip will go viral you know everybody who touches their face goes viral i want to add because it's my birthday max got me something even rarer than the gold ring you got its hands on the ties are that is also in short supply so again that is tied to our hyper exponential growth in sort of globalization that happened for example it was in just one year that 95 percent of the capacity to produce facemasks medical masks met and personal protection equipment was exported to china it happened one year in the last 10 years so that was an exponential growth in the export of our jobs but now we are left helpless and that's so on top of that we have this exponential growth and debt that has left us very fragile the opposite of what nassim taleb would say is anti-fragile had we had the capacity for example to produce our own medical equipment our own medical supplies our own pharmaceuticals we don't have that so what we have is essentially controlled unplanned central bank run economy and that is where everybody is looking for answers to a pandemic which is just bizarre in the past week before as this crisi

discussed this see so we're running out of time as iran mosque and his electric cars now his you know mad max sort of vehicle that is apparently doing very well and of course his plan b. perhaps e.s.p. queen i believe he does but his other plan b. is to get to mars to abandon this planet and try to find more time there but this electric car story is also in the news because again this is you know time is one of the major ingredient in terms of financial markets and pricing commodities and anything equities but is also important for what we're going to listen to here as electric car sales soar the industry faces a cobalt crisis 1st it was lithium now it's cobalt electric vehicles need them for batteries but supply issues will only worsen as demand rises so there is an increasing demand for electric cars in a mosque has you know helped popularize it we're also running into the same old conflict that we had with the combustion engine and oil based cars in the resource how to get that resource and again that heads us towards that dooms day of more war we have some would argue or some do suggest t

hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report i don't know about you but so far this pandemic things work out great in america i say make america transcendental list again you know back in the 1820 state $140.00 at the american transcendental is a movement which talked about how to rely on subjective intuition rather than object of empiricism and that's really the heart and soul of america this pandemic is bringing in a whole new era of self-reliance this plays great into the american soul. speaking self-reliance and making sure my wire here is plugged in yes self-reliance ralph waldo and emerson one of the most famous quotes from that essay called self reliance was a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds adored by little statesman f. loss of furs and divines i would say the philosophers are modern day think tanks and the divine's are celebrity cable news hosts and they have these little minds that focus just on certain numbers the stock price number efficiency globalization making sure everything's just in time and this is what they've been seeking and the think tanks and

projects like banquet for sure all right bruce francis and thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you max well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guest bruce fenton if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics swore this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. blushes and then they teach you the chico total more than the bleach he cut the whole cost for each team you'll be set it's not that it's indeed some shots that only shooting against. him even the. beautiful girls you know said keep included at least there you go a little bit over my score but i'm going to have to be skinny to show up for what you believe you shirley's. give the 1st one to the south korean these are still some of the come forth from the. the mummy approachable british mr bush types i am all sure because. it's. thank. you. thank you thank you. you know. italy's shuts down production of all non-essential goods

luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much keyser of course. i can't show you my face but i'm going to teach you must. charged with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the trigger didn't intend to kill anybody imagine living in your bathroom for the week with the scent of a 23. x. does it have to. do you have. to leave defense room. u.s. equity markets are starting to wake up as oil plunges this is the one business show you can't afford to miss and washington coming up it's been a wild month for oil as the $12.00 punch of the coronavirus in a price war have dropped costs to recent lows we take a broader look at the price of petro and what the future may hold plus the market volatility continues to hover around 10 year highs and stocks have been swinging in the wake of the pandemic we bring you some expert analysis on international markets in trading in these turbulent times with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and as the number of cases of coronavirus worldwide eclipses 750000 with mo