instead, let's talk to another newswatch viewer who got in touch with us, mike denny. mplained specifically about laura kuenssberg asking the question she did about the flat at that covid news conference. can you tell me what concerned you? i just thought that the question was entirely inappropriate. a lot of people all over the country had been tuning in to hear a very, very important news conference about the coronavirus pandemic. and for ms kuenssberg to effectively attempt to hijack that was, i think, quite frankly, appalling, and i think it was a delight for me and a lot of the country to see mr hancock quite firmly but politely put her in her place. there are otherjournalists who asked a covid question and then added on, "and would you like to respond to laura's question?" so to be fair, other journalists felt it was a question worthy of an answer. it's a question probably worthy of an answer, but not in the setting that news conference was taking place, in my opinion. how much coverage did you notice in the build—up to you deciding to complain to newswatch? it fe

instead, let's talk to another newswatch viewer who got in touch with us, mike denny. o asked a covid question and then added on, "and would you like to respond to laura's question?" to be fair, other journalists felt it was a question worthy of an answer. it's a question probably worthy of an answer, but not in the setting that news conference was taking place, in my opinion. how much coverage did you notice in the build—up to you deciding to complain to newswatch? it felt to me, for several days, that the coverage was completely over the top. it seems to me that every news bulletin i watched over a period of a day or three or four led with this story or things linked to this story. and not only did the broadcasts lead with it, but the actual depth that the broadcasts went into was just way beyond, i think, what was necessary. you raised the question of depth, and the bbc argument is — and i think it's fair to say a lot of viewers have also felt — that the flat refurbishment is a big story because it's part of a larger issue for the government. can you see why they mad

dennis president. i'm sure he's thought through it and i imagine that he and his team have a plan. >> mike: all right,experience does not necessarily indicate wisdom in foreign policy. biden has spent a lot of time in foreign policy but has a lot of mistakes to show for it. my headline for tomorrow. we are still having problems in portland with liberal violence going on in that city now for a year and this week and a mob, a violent mob, attacked someone they believed to be [indiscernible], it's unclear if it was him, a reporter who has covered the nt for movement and been critical of it and actually besieged a hotel there, it's a really big problem we need to get our hands on. >> mike: steve. >> nba cracks down on unruly fans. i think the nba needs to crack down. you've seen fans in peril, players in the last few days, it can continue. >> mike: harold. >> i agree with steve. we are free because they are brave, set president biden. i hope all americans take that to heart and help all politicians do as well. >> mike: well-said. thank you, panel. when we come back, the bugs that are bugging just about ev

denny's both. and earnings from uber, paypal, et ceteray and many others we will bring you all of those results and analysis as soon as they cross first, mike santoli is tracking all the market action. julia boorstin has the insights on facebook's overboard decision on donald trump. mike, first to you the dow is hol-- the nasdaq is holding on to the positive two basis points. >> people feel stranded in expensive growth and frying to get out into cyclicals today a gentle version of that rotation yesterday, previously intraday we went below a long term trend line flattening it is where we are mid april, also where we were about a week later when we got the first headlines about a potential capital gains tax increase mental markers of where we are side winding, maybe correcting under the surface growth areas getting hit. one representation of this rotation toward cyclical plays jp morgan and caterpillar over the last six months against apple. all three, dow stocks. what is interesting, the way that cat and jp morgan, the cadences are basically moving as one. saidences are basically the same it is a different percentage, but basically it is i w