in like michael howard maintained at one point. >> i am very sympathetic with that point of view but if you try to get the essence we all have different definitions but i'm trying to distinguish between random violence or a canadian hockey game. this is an organized violence. what i'm trying to get at that organize groups who make war have some sort of thing that keeps them together or a goal and there is a blurred line between large-scale gains to make money as a crime that may have more political preferences. we saw the same in northern ireland with a hard man on both sides slipped over into criminal activities that had a larger goal in mind. so the notion that you try to do something with whatever force you have not just to have more illicit goods. >> did you acknowledge there is some historical factors demography or geography or technology in those epidemics that are not altered or transformed in decision-making? but you write so powerfully about the historic and cultural consequences of war if they defeated the greeks supposed charles had been defeated if the ottomans had succes

want to use for a subject, no justice, no peace. 1986 in a section of brooklyn called howard beach, young man named michaelh was killed because they said that they didn't allow blacks in the neighborhood. some of us went out and marched, and during the march, one brother yelled -- i believe his name was amawali -- no justice, no peace. and it became the chant of our movement. some of us have made it popular, but it started there. but it really started in the bible. >> preach, rev. >> because isaiah said that those that practice injustice cannot practice peace. the absence of justice is the absence of peace. and when we say that we're not talking about violence. because there is a confusion in this country between peace and quiet. >> come on, reverend. >> some of us are told to shut up. and just be quiet. and you call that peace, but peace is the presence of justice. you can't tell us to shut up and suffer. we must speak up when there is an injustice. i remember, as i was riding here, and i saw someone and as i got out the car to meet the family, the ride to the church, heard a man say, i've not seen a fune

howard beach. a young man named michael griffith was killed because they said that they didn't allow blacks in thent out and marched, and during the march, one brother yelled -- i believe his name was omar wiley -- no justice, no peace. and it became the chant of our movement. some of us have made it popular but it started there. but it really started in the bible. because isaiah said that those that practiced injustice cannot practice peace. the absence of justice is the absence of peace. and when we say that, we're not talking about violence, because there is a confusion in this country between peace and quiet. some of us are told to shut up and just be quiet. and you call that peace, but peace is the presence of justice. you can't tell us to shut up and suffer. we must speak up when there is an injustice. i remember, as i was riding here and i saw someone, and as i got out of the car to meet the family to ride to the church, i heard a man say, i've not seen a funeral procession like this since prince in minneapolis. i said, well, we came to bury the prince of brooklyn center. [ applause ] >> we

michael. >> yeah. sam it seems that we're seeing more and more institutional investors step across announce that they're gong to take large with brefn howardring from institutional clients? >> i'm not hearing too much from our perspective. i mean, we're our focus is primarily on wealth management space and while people do talk about crypto in turns of something to watch and are amazed by prices, i think that decline we've been experiencing recently is more a matter of sentiment because of the -- weakening of the buying pressure combined with a increase of selling pressure. i think investors are a bit concerned that maybe we do see a bit of a digestion in the overall stock market and that -- drags down bit coin as well. so i think it is more of a sentiment indicator right now from most of our clients. >> interesting. all right sam it is great to see you this morning come back soon. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> sam joining us this morning cfra your morning mover snap the stock jumping a after first quarter up five and a half percent. revenue above expectations. the social yeetd company also adding more users than analysts expected. ceo e