to him, michelle was anything but. who's the michelle you knew? >> she was a quiet kid. helpful.erybody, and everybody seemed to get along with her. her senior class superlative was the kid most likely to brighten your day. >> reporter: ed was her softball coach. he'd known the carter family for years. were these the kind of parents that came to every game? >> there would always be somebody at the game. if you needed somebody to do something, you didn't have to ask them twice if you needed help with anything. >> reporter: he's been supportive of michelle and her family, and was outraged she was ever charged. >> it's a travesty. she wasn't there. and we've gone down a slippery slope here, if somebody bein' on the phone, talking about committing suicide can be held to involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: joe cataldo, michelle's attorney, agrees it's a slippery slope. he thinks the commonwealth made a mistake. >> this is an overreach of the prosecution. and from day one, until this day i sit here, i don't think a crime was committed. >> reporter: massachusetts has no law against e

michelle's life. it ended up in evidence. >> then the defense had an opportunity to present its evidence, about the alternate suspect, stacey stewart. they judge shut them down. the jury would only be allowed to hear stewart's name, that michel knew him, that kevin tabs had ided him, and that he owned a black truck at the time. no more. why? because stacey stewart wasn't on trial. cal harris was. the wrong man, his attorneys insisted. >> cal did not deserve to be on trial. and, frankly, michelle and her family deserved better. we all want to know what happened to her. it's time to look elsewhere. >> reporter: there was a new prosecutor this time, tioga county's kirk martin. he made the same arguments the previous d.a. did and said the harris -- pointed to harris killing his wife. the trial took three months. finally, late april, the jury got it and the waiting began. michelle's family was still convinced that calloway's guilty. >> is there a corner of your brain that thinks, maybe it was somebody else

then i was like, that's michelle. >> kurt and michelle were friends from school. she joined him for his break and they went for a stroll. at one point, passing by a shopgirl court had a crush on. teenage drama at the mall. >> and it pops in my head, well, i'm never going to get again, to dance with that girl. because -- >> it got miss america here on my arm? >> yeah. >> curse as he and michelle spent his entire break catching up. until he had to get back to work. and waterton exit. >> and that's when we're seeing our goodbyes. and she said, well, don't be a stranger. >> did you think you see her again? >> yes, of course i did. >> since there was school the next day, it was an a night to stay out late. so, when michel hadn't returned home, even well after the mall had closed, her sister says their mother janet started to worry. >> my parents started calling around to see with her other friends, what the situation was. >> and why she not back here? >> yes. >> and janet did call the police as well. the police say, well, you know we can't look after every teenager who

michelle: una gran tragedia en ecuador.familiares de los fallecidosacudieron a la morgue para identificar los cuerpos mientras el presidente guillermo laso detectÓ en el estado de excepciÓn en todo el estado del paÍs. borja: no vamos a mÉxico porque justicia con sus propias manos. asÍ actuaron en este paÍs los habitantes de una comunidad de modelos, quienes le hincharon y quemaron a dos presuntos ladrones que ingresaron a una casa para robar y secuestrar a una menor de edad. unas 200 personas de la comunidad rompieron cadenas y candados mientras los sospechosos estaban en custodia policial. los apartaron de las autoridades y los golpearoncon mucha violencia. ahÍ las imÁgenes. seguimos en mÉxico donde el mal tiempo causa estragos al norte de la capital del paÍs y en modelos las autoridades informaron que los fuertes aguaceros y granizo intenso provocaron un pequeÑo deslizamiento de tierra en ecatepec, donde los equipos de rescate trabajaron para salvar a un residente atrapado. michelle: hoy es el dÍa internacional del podcas

sorprende. ♪ ♪ michelle: espeluznante crimen.do su cuenta bancaria. borja: vamos a conectarnos con nuestro reportero digital isaÍas alvarado con mÁs detalles, gracias por estar con nosotros en vivo desde los Ángeles. cuÉntanos, los detalles son durÍsimas. ¿cÓmo resolvieron este crimen? isaÍas: hola. para la policÍa fue muy fÁcil atrapar al asesino porque Él dejÓ un rastro electrÓnico en las redes sociales. posteriormente cometiÓ una serie de errores como vaciar la cuenta del banco de valery, yendo varias veces a un cajero de retirar 5350 dÓlares. tambiÉn vendiÓ un ipad de la joven y otros elementos inculpatorios, vÍdeos de seguridad, y registro electrÓnico de cÓmo este hombre puso en modo aviÓn su celular cuando entrÓ al apartamento de valery en nueva york. y cuando los detectives finalmente lo detuvieron, lo interrogaron, Él terminÓ por confesar lo que habÍa cometido. michelle: increÍble, espeluznante, escalofriante. no sÉ cÓmo llamarlo. hay que recalcar que las autoridades estÁn siguiendo este caso. es imposible no conectarlo c

michelle: lo mismo que hizo new york.ontra el covid para niÑos de entre 5 a 11 aÑos de edad. o sÓlo hasta noviembre estarÍa disponible, funcionarios habÍan dicho que pedirÍan una autorizaciÓn de emergencia en las prÓximas semanas pero aparentemente estarÁ lista para noviembre. borja: mientras tanto united airlines informÓ que muchos empleados podrÍan ser despedidos por no cumplir la polÍtica de vacunaciÓn. ha sido una decisiÓn difÍcil de tomar pero que lo hacen por el bienestar de toda su fuerza laboral. united resaltÓ que mÁs del 96% de los trabajadores han sido inoculados y revela un dato curioso alrededor de 2000 solicitaron extensiones de mandato por motivos religiosos o mÉdicos. michelle: indignaciÓn en redes y no es para menos, vea esto. circula un letrero donde se lee: tu papÁ es mi jardinero. esta fotografÍa ha desatado una investigaciÓn en la escuela secundaria en california ya que podrÍa tratarse de una burla contra estudiantes hispanos. el distrito escolar asegurÓ que recientemente se enterÓ de este cartel. per

really, michelle?lle: it is not exactly christmas in september, but we are seeing evidence consumers are spending earlier this holiday season. when you look holistic late at the aggregated inc. of america data -- bank of america data it shows momentum, the broadening of spending across goods like clothing and electronics, thing sensitive to holiday sales, which could be a function of holiday spending. you are also seeing a re-engagement on the leisure side, which is super encouraging. the data we've been following is positive, consumers feel pretty encouraged into the next quarter. tom: they're pulling forward from december 23 when i begin my shopping. our seen today on september 30, no visibility q4, no visibility q1. give us visibility. michelle: i think we are seeing that with our high-frequency data, that we are setting up for what should be a better q4. q3 gdp is coming in around 4% give or take a few tenths. q4, it looks like our baseline forecast is for 6% growth.i'm holding to that number. the

michelle: absolutely. i think that is one of the main focused areas. self-regulatory organization would have a code of conduct or roll book by which all members of the sro would have to comply. in fact, adam has a code of conduct that governs all sorts of principles for market integrity. honestly, that is the thrust of this about the consumer and investor, and there are all kinds of principles to prohibit manipulation and other things that are good practices for business continuity, these are things the industry is already doing. certainly at adam we have our code of conduct that all members agree to, and this would formalize it, and would get this association special revelatory powers, as well. i think that provides the sec and fcc without. romaine: you have an industry that i think to a certain extent can be loosely defined as an industry. a lot of people look at the crypto space and the decentralized nature of it is the attraction. how do you centralize things in a way to get everyone on board for something when maybe that is not what they want or h

and the woman comes up to obama, to michelle obama and she says to michelle, the same thing, ma'am, could you get something off the shelf? and here is how michelle intemperatures this now. even the first lady gets treated like help, right? and she was-- led the audience to believe this is the message to be taken from this incident, that even the first lady of the united states, if she's black, gets treated like the help. and you could hear the reporter from the people magazine clucking as she tells this story. that's an incredibly pernicious thing to do. you take this funny, charming incident and turn it into another example of racism in america. but that, by 2014, that is all that michelle and barack had to sell. and it didn't have to be this way, it wasn't supposed to be this way, but that's the way it was. and that is when the historians evaluate barack obama's presidency, forget the scandals, let's concentrate on the great opportunity barack obama had, and i will say this about obama, i think he was sin veer-- sincere when he came to the convention in 2004 to in boston. and it's a mem

the quote of shal michele is - quote of shal michele is correct. a balance and shared discussion between us, which is not the case today. so the two codes are correct, in my view. iii the two codes are correct, in my view-— the two codes are correct, in m view. , ., . my view. in terms of the impact ofthe my view. in terms of the impact of the aukus — my view. in terms of the impact of the aukus deal _ my view. in terms of the impact of the aukus deal on _ of the aukus deal on british—french bilateral relations, what do you think that will be? because we've had borisjohnson say that will be? because we've had boris johnson say to that will be? because we've had borisjohnson say to president macron, plene en grep" — "get a grip on things" — and that the french has nothing to worry about, but the french have been very dismissive of the british, saying they're irrelevant in this deal, the fifth wheel in the carriage. i this deal, the fifth wheel in the carriage.— this deal, the fifth wheel in the carriage. i don't want to answer to — the carriage. i d

the woman comes up to michelle obama and says to michelle same thing. could you get something off the shelf and here's how she interprets it now. even the first lady gets treated like help. she has led to the audience to believe that this is a message to be taken from this incident that even the first lady of the united states if she is black gets treated like the help. you could hear the reporter clucking as she tells the story. that's an incredibly pernicious do.g to you take this funny, charming incident and turn it into another example of racism in america. but by 2014, that is all that they had to sell and it didn't have to be this way. it wasn't supposed to be this way. but that's the way it was and that's when the historians rievaluate barack obama's presidency forget the scandals. let's concentrate on the opportunity that barackk obama had. and i will say this about obama. i think that he was sincere when it came to the convention. he gets up there and it's a memorable speech and justifiably he was a rock star and here's his promise. his promise

hi michelle. ah, what is this the end of the sharp and what the but often i didn't know what that is, is the one from the stocky one the ballot. when the ticket wasn't then what it is, but it can modify somebody can call up and hoist. can you know, hold it. guilt, we don't want to do what do you have been hor, share the comedy. what about that kind of haggard him? but then what we found a trucker thinking you had to stick with them in this and go to the oh, i me any uses while it was in the home in the lot of the shorter gene. it's, victor will meet from india jump of disability forever. sneed and multi shorter the listen to what he can have a list of all the things that you had to actually start to go. who should i use the can work it was my mind was down. hallmark in network we should be more is, should be more than 40, you come in and out in the home you should be getting picked up from the usa fall gettable and we'll get it to, to pick up from a lot to the bottles of it was his this book and i

michelle, i don't tell me on that joke please. i will bug no, no, but no mom sorta built off because i why you walk out of rules economy. should the persona don't for me the one that should do that all the me what's going on? i don't, it was up to you. and so she's a, she's are building a memory of the university of the people for the support of the liberating revolution and as indicated, unshakable unity. ah, there was a in close deed by nation over them. i know it's not of them, not me for me. and she got a group. i be the coach, her coach. ok. you joe got their shot hard that have been done. they're all about it. you know why no more. and the she came by, did they call the g, big young guy? he rules rules borrows a buses for them enough that i bought off than focus on the household there to me kind of then there's a majority in jung make. i got the height of it. oh i thought. 2 me in the next episode of the forbidden real ah, the majority dean at von some cobble and african cinema faces an uncertain future rule as a money can,

i michelle. most of the money to maybe get june of us, sharper some less money because he's the boss push denisha douglas falcon. what i'm going to mister misses. he told me. her name is honey. what happened is any subtle. i totally suspicion mission ah those have to so lose a patch and the other my don't our you call but yeah, got a job. i just bought a kid. ready just to junk miss terry jenny powell, scott: black bobby wagon for short. as you might know, i just wanted have them call card good side of it or do they should be subject to sort of more awkward. congress get bigger get healthy. all could talk about was good, but i didn't bother stories funniest on it is on on and on and on the on it on my, on the with a moment for us to get in. i mean, i don't mission, love us. i mean monday meet with us would only be jenny. i'm going to ask her that i should be going to try to. i'm going to put you quickly. my honey ah, you will meet them, deliver them inside the movie. so let's say that in july and

but after a meal bought all michelle, i did buy that to don't tonic a passport. ok. thank you. you got to have the current was going to be going to be much better guess club by gaster in followed by. gosh, that he got done, but don't you don't, but don't your case deal for me then? i mean those you have to call it every hour. you got it together and after the corner polish pay dr. drucquer then that she then a blue tie hook. generally, when i'm wish, i see a little that i have more people to sell, you know, double doors and what i mean by you better, delicate kiara, russia? i mean, i don't get clarity on a jump, couldn't cause guess and beautiful. the teller she, that just had a junk could get shots. georgia was the dot k in our buddies, and i saw that to not get a lot of seminar. them probably gone by both to get over the fear security with college. i would do so she said me, me through all bob. so let me get, let me look at city joe. see that she would need a good that has much means to get on top of sort of us has. are you quoted good, what am i to a has it jimmy? bye us. wh

michelle? michelle, i'm going to challenge michelle. michelle, i'm going to pod mentor was, it was a matter that was under my head one tornado lanita. either way. so anyhow, but i think wanting to know if we want to be there to get us getting that he can stay with it and he said i got but i thought that i hinted can put in for me out of it. okay. oh wow. or let me know, you can call me and you told me that he was, he might go to listen to that. but in that, in that little bit under dudu formerly known as soon as he got here, i think you know, that they one domain guy on the machine. i don't know if she's telling me it should be, you know, like when i you know, they let her know that you guys are going to give them a lot of nominated new get they've got and i think when you're not even went to go, she went out, you know, getting a little bit tricky notions towards random. in one of these you're going to see me. i don't know, i don't, i don't want to go or if you decide to go chip is me, do you get a no, no, no, i think of a and i can thi

the quote of shal michele is correct.to face the terrorism in the world. precisely because we need this alliance, we need trust between us, and we need a balance and shared discussion between us, which is not the case today. so the two codes are correct, in my view. in terms of the impact of the aukus deal on british—french bilateral relations, what do you think that will be? because we've had borisjohnson say to president macron, "plene en grep" — "get a grip on things" — and that the french has nothing to worry about, but the french have been very dismissive of the british, saying they're irrelevant in this deal, the fifth wheel in the carriage. i don't want to answer to the provocation of the politics of mrjohnson, frankly speaking. i think the situation is much more serious because of the respect of the treaty and alliance and peace, which is our concern. because what could happen, which is serious also — once again, the british does not respect their signature on their agreement on brexit forfisheries. because of thi

it's close to where michelle grew up, where i started my political career.urrounded by vibrant neighborhoods and a community where we believe we can help make a difference. jackson park also happens to hold a special place in my heart because it was literally my entryway into chicago. in the summer of 1985, i packed up my car, which was a pretty bad car, i headed west. after i came off the skyway, i found myself driving through jackson park. at the time i remember thinking, this is a lot more beautiful than i expected. admittedly, it was not winter and i had not yet tasted the hawk coming off the lake. but at the time i was still trying to figure out who i was. still searching for a purpose to my life. and it was in neighborhoods not far from here where i began working with church groups in the shadow of closed steel mills, it was in communities across the city, from rose lynn, pullman, little village, north side, where i learned that everybody has a story to tell. that beneath our surface differences, we have common hopes and common dreams and common values

and zel for doing such a great job introducing michelle.ould like zel also to give me some tips on my golf game. we are so proud of both of you, and i also want to acknowledge a few other people here today who have been so instrumental. our own governor of illinois, governor pritzker. the mayor of our great city, mayor lightfoot, alderman leslie hairston and greg mitchell, thank you all for everything you've done to move this project forward. so we are here today on the south side of chicago in jackson park to officially break ground on the obama presidential center. as michelle has noted we chose this location for a few pretty good reasons. it's close to where michelle grew up, where i started my political career. it is surrounded by vibrant neighborhoods and a community where we believe we can help make a difference. jackson park also happens to hold a special place in my heart because it was literally my entryway into chicago. in the summer of 1985, i packed up my car, which was a pretty janky car from new york and i headed west. a 23-ye

your thoughts on that and michelle's points? >> first, i want to say the slight opening that she detects in terms of manchin. last week, senator manchin said he would set the spending limit at about $1.5 trillion. that in itself is a negotiating point. he's not rejecting everything outright. and everyone suspected it would not be the $3.5 trillion, but somewhere between the two numbers. we're talking about enormous numbers here. in my entire career of 20 years in the house, we never had bills in the trillions like this, in terms of spending. this is coming after the covid relief, you know, both in the last administration and in this administration. and coupling that now with having to pay the bill. this $10 trillion debt ceiling hovering around there as well. these are enormous figures, and there's a lot of political play. mcconnell is throwing this entirely on democrats, when he knows he voted for a lot of this to begin with. and manchin and sinema, i think they do know this, if democrats have any opportunity to hold on to the

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then letterman said to michelle, and he's a total suck up. he said no one recognized you and she said no one recognized me at all. now let's fast-forward two years and things have started to fall foapart in many ways. ferguson happened in 2014. "people" magazine comes to interview michelle and barack obama together at the whitete house and the reporter from people recorded the interview so it wasn't like they were paraphrasing or taking things out of context. and then the subject was racism in america today. the theme was even the first lady has to deal with racism so she gets to tell the target story all over again. here she is barely disguised this time. she goes into the store and in the original version we had no idea what the race of the woman who asked her to get something off the upper shelf, but this time it's implied the woman is white and the woman comes up to michelle obama and she says the same thing could you get that something off the shelf and here is how she interprets it now. even the first lady gets treated like help. she ha

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what he was the by just sort of a meal bought on michelle. i did buy that to don't tonic a passport. ok. thank you. you got to have the current was going to be going to be what she'd bought? a guess. your club by augusta included by gosh, that you got done, but don't you don't, but don't your case deal for me then. i mean those you have to call it every hour you got together. and after under the corner polish pay dr. drucquer then that she then a blue tie hook. generally when i'm, when i see a little that i chemo me, would people say, you know what, i mean by you better, delicate kiara, russia? i mean, i don't get clarity on a jump, couldn't cause guess and beautiful. the teller she that just had a junk could get charged. georgia was the 3 k in our bodies and i saw that to not get a lot of seminar. them probably going have dine both to get over the fear security with college i would do. so she said to me through all, bob, so let me get, let me consider jonah, see that she would need a good that has much means to get on top of sort of us has.

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michelle and i cannot imagine a better legacy than that. we cannot imagine a better investment than that. for in this next generation of leaders in chicago and around the world, we see ourselves. we didn't start out in washington. i didn't start off as president. i started off right down the street. and the lessons i learned in these neighborhoods ended up shaping the rest of my life. the obama presidential center is our way of showing young people everywhere that they can do the same. and i could not be more excited to officially break ground and get us one step closer to making that vision a reality. thank you very much. now we're going to go grab some shovels and break some ground. thank you, everybody. [ applause ]. >> okay. you've been listening there to former president barack obama talk about basically it was his own trip down memory lane and why chicago and that area in particular, that neighborhood is so important to him and his family. that's where he and his wife met, that's where his children were born, and he talked about what

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michelle and i cannot imagine a better legacy than that. we cannot imagine a better investment than that. for this next generation of leaders in chicago and around the world, we see ourselves. we didn't start out in washington. i didn't start off as president. i started o right down the street. and theessons i learned in these neighborhoods ended up shaping the rest of my life. the oba presidential center is our way of showing young people evywhere that they can do the same. and i could not be more excited to officially break ground and get us one step close to making that vision a reality. thank you vy much. now we're going to go grab some shovels and break some ground. ank you, everybody. [ applause ] >> you have been watching,f course, forrresident back obama at the cemonial groundbreaki of his presential centern the cy of chicago. you can see t present, t first dy heang down to those shovels rht there for that photo-op. shaq brewster is in chicago for this. the former president has been talking more about this, he had the exclusive ierv

i'll michelle michelle, we are presently cooney by only going to be we are the cinnamon indies for this in this environment for law gives hope to do use john have to develop desperate man. so we're developing the to, to man the man and the outward man. so of the privilege of developing that in mind, and through football of job opportunity of giving them it hope. if you jo. oh the ah the ah, the i said the low blessing you want to go back home difference. you don't want to go back when i was, oh my god, god we call you was in the beginning was in the beginning. was there what was we do? yeah. yeah. we have a much more a month we much because you save finite game. we want to express, i says, as best as we can in the gave us that we don't just want to play want to play with also mean me much to mortals, those guys are doing you so we are players, bigger than ours is the reason why we should know means trophy if we do what we're supposed to do, what i was supposed to do, keep the ball. i buy them as much as you could. they have to change the ball to the game. so you must keep the ball, plea

but many like michelle's realize there was no home to come back to. >> can house michelle garner and her 7 year-old daughter layla felt complete devastation where their home once stood. there is a fire to a fire hydrant every 500 feet here. >> i moved here. they reassured me that. oh, yeah, we've got to fire departments. there's a fire hydrant. every 500 so i just don't know why keep reading every excuse under the as to why they just watched it melted garage doors. blanketed the spot where the cars once part. >> the living room kitchen bathroom and bedrooms became one of a large area of broken glass bird shards of wood and mounds of rubble. all these here better >> in 7 months of each share. >> and she took it all in. michelle remembered, her home with her family as a place where they were happy for my flags were there the whole >> matt >> freight is michelle's neighbor across the street was grateful to come back to find the family home still standing. >> it's surely i really feel like it's more of an act of god. like my brother is sitting on top of the house and save my house or som

michelle broke and the former doctor of ethics and anti doping at u. k. sport. thank you very much for that. the san francisco giant continued the hot streak on tuesday. but suppose he smashed his 18th home run of 2021, to help the giants to a mind straight when they beat the san diego padres, 612, it comes just a day off. the san francisco became the 1st theme in the big meeks to clinch a player. and that's what he's bought for me. i handed back the husband. thanks santa. and just before we go, a team of would be astronaut. so hoping to make history on wednesday as the 1st all civilian crew launched into all that the space next slide is taking 1000000000 now entrepreneur, jared isaac min and 3 other novices into space from cape canaveral in florida. and that is it for this news out, but marine site will be here in a couple of minutes with more of the days you stay with us. the news news, news, news on air or online. the post at the debate or pacific people, the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when no help take it off the table. it

so we need to michelle live on the same continent. and those are the eurasian economic. the ration continent now has more economic clouds. can i talk to some of our european partners, they don't like what's happening in the years of say that they will be contained, pushed and pulled. i asked mr. burrell, is what you're going to do with us money. he said, can you go for molly? can you leave molly, please quick, molly? much. he was through. that's the policy. that's the tone of the polish and quite straightforward about entry. and if i didn't think there's a violation of any, i think because they've been public about it and just use 3 with you. giving some examples to illustrate mentality there. go what on your train of thought that's for the no n p t. then compliance of the new deal with the n p t v i e k has been discussing. it's behind the scenes the i. e, the, we're still responsible for the n p t that compliance the part of the look you slip around, but they need to make sure that civilian on doors. and i'm going to show the nucleus of nuclear arrangement. so it shoul

michelle put her self through law school while washing in washington. she has a teacher certification from briarcliff college. it ignited after junior exchange program at the university of london in england. it was that year margaret to margaret thatcher that michelle says every man and woman who understands the blessings of freedom and the exceptionalism in a country like the united states all rights come from god, not government. stand up and fight to preserve it. she joined the fight to keep america strong and free. she has been married 47 years and they have raised three remarkable sons. it is now my pleasure to present the author of how to rave a -- raise a conservative daughter, michelle houston. [applause] >> what a nice introduction. thank you so much. so many friends here that have helped us over the years. beautiful young conservative women. i cannot think of a better audience. thank you, c-span. they cover what happens, they don't tell you what it means. let me start saying that some people ask me why did you write a book how to raise a conse

because listen, michelle, it feels like his job is on the line.t feels like something went wrong in the last three or four weeks. maybe is was gambling thing, or investing thing with these other guys. something about the progressive push on capitol hill. we see the sausage being made on spending. maybe his job could be tossed in there as a compromise. something changed and he feels like he cannot admit he was wrong right now for a lot of reasons? >> i mean i do think that one of the things is that we've seen some slowing in economic activity obviously amid covid concerns and the supply constraints are biting so i think there is a reason for caution. on the other hand we have seen the fed get more i think committed to tapering, this idea they will slow the purchases. they're going to i think offer that as an interim step if you will, of trying to suggest that they are being vigilant, they are going to take away some accommodation while still divorcing that from actually taking a step of raising interest rates. so i think he is trying to thread a ne

and now michelle, with all of the swing that did happen. and of course this news regarding the fcc and coin base. how are crypto and block chain related stocks reacting to this all? what's so interesting is that you can really divide the space into stocks that deal with the space like the mining stocks that have no actual coin exposure. and then of course the companies like micro strategy that have direct cooling exposure. and what's interesting is that the mining companies, everything has come down, but they're actually holding up pretty well as a result of, in fact, actually probably offering a new buy opportunity because they were getting a little rich in terms of the companies like square and micro strategy they actually peaked in late in early august. i have come down since, so if you look at something like micro strategy is down $30.00 from the high $20.00 over the last couple of days. but it's coming into majors support here. so i would actually think that if we're looking just as big coin as a sort of grandaddy coin, if we can stabi

michelle schneider of market gauge dot com. we could talk all day, but unfortunately we are out of time. thank you. so much spread and finally, the 1st ever payment to accompany to mind the moon has been made and a transaction between nasa and lunar outpost worth just $0.10. the cheque represents 10 percent of the colorado base startups, $1.00 bid. it also says that the legal framework for lunar outpost to follow through on plans to collect dust from the move now may not sound like much, but nasa administrator bill nelson said the mission to collect space resources will play a key role. and those are to miss program as well as the future of space exploration . they say they're long term goal for the resources they find is to create a form of demand for building facilities or even to create water ice to then create rocket fuel as a result, really, the possibilities are endless. a 10 cent contract. can you believe that rachel? it just doesn't make sense, and that's it for this time you can catch boom bus on demand on the portable

always a pleasure to have you on michelle. i want to start with the paypal situation as retail investing has become more and more popular. is this a good move for paypal? well, definitely. first of all, they have 377000000 active uses. if you compare that to robin hood, they have 18000000. so in terms of the whole trends, you just talked about retail investors getting more and more involved in the market . a power certainly opens up another door. now it's going to take a while for that to happen, as you've mentioned already into the crypto space. there's talk that perhaps they'll find some kind of a partner as a broker dealer. but overall, right now, if you just look at the stock itself, it's interesting because you mentioned it's sold off a little bit, but it actually is holding very team moving average here are the 50 day moving average. you have an opportunity if you believe that this could be a real profit for them as it was, let's say for robin hood, when you have a situation where you have about a $10.00 risk and it shou

on saturday, michel rallied for cd you candidate, and the shirts in the western city of social democrat. all of schultz also held his last event in potsdam, outside berlin. molly's prime minister as accused france of abandoning his country as most troops repaired to leave speaking at the un chuckle, well capital, my god said he, government is justified in seeking the partners. he's referencing a private russian military contractor, malignant pensive question. does molly regret for the principle of consultation and concentration, which should be the rule between privilege partners was not observed before the french government's decision, the new situation resulting from the end of operation. but honey, which presents molly with a fait accompli and expose of it to a kind of abandonment in mid flight leads us to explore ways and means to better ensure security. independently or with other sources in yemen have told al jazeera who if he rebels, if he, the neighborhood in the marine, with a missile engine drawn, closing a number of casualties fighting has been intensifying for control of a c

so for more on this, let's bring in boom by co host chris d i and michelle snyder. he's a partner of and director of training research and education at mark gauge, dot com. christy, i want to start with you from what we know about this situation. why is the fcc taking issue with this plan from coin base and beyond the delay? how are they responding? while apparently the fcc has said that some digital assets and platforms are operating ads are offering security, which brings them under the fcc oversight. now, previously, they've characterized all points securities until their team does not coin they see brian armstrong. now defeating the view that the lending product is the security under the purview of the he tween on wednesday and a 21 post read detailing the fcc feelings with the firm saying that there has been some really sketchy behavior coming out of the fcc. recently, armstrong, explain that coin they approached fcc earlier this year to them on the up and coming coin with lead program. basically just offered a 4 percent annual yield on the part of your dc. not

now, michelle, i want to go back to gamblers, wild west characterization of the criptos space. we know those in the industry have pushed back against regulation. so does this really fall into the peer review of the scc and in your opinion, should they be regulating the different aspects of this business? well, just to jump a little bit on what kristi just said, because it is a very thorough answer that addresses that. essentially it does bring into the question, what is the security and what's unprecedented the ballot? this is that the fcc wants to control every aspect of the chris, both chris, the space, which they don't do in other places in terms of the banking regulation and the overall stock market. guess they deal with the securities but not everything that goes into the different companies. and that's an essence what they're trying to do . so what does that really have as an impact? well, 1st of all, it would be a long way coming. if that really does happen, but it turns the whole crypto space into not only something that's way more political, which the whole idea of cry

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