mike taylor runs combined energy services. he joins us tonight. coming on. it feels like this is, from a consumer perspective, anyway, an energy crisis. it is not clear to me why the administration, while that crisis is hurting people, number one issues voters say they are worried about, they would be squeezing domestic energy production, preventing it? why are they doing that? >> tucker, well, we saw on day one, the biden administration that it is time to end fossil fuels, so my family owns a retail propane gas and heating oil distributorship here in upstate new york. we have been serving our customers for over 50 years. this week the average home heating oil price in new york state at $6.30 a gallon, kerosene is over $7 a gallon, which is used by many homes, people living in mobile homes. they can't afford this. it is absolute lunacy. diesel fuel as reported earlier was over $7 a gallon and it is crushing everyone. >> tucker: so people living in trailers are paying the most for kerosene. a lot of people do heat with kerosene. have you ever seen i

mike taylor runs combined energy servicesombi joins us . mike , thanks so much for coming on . it feels like this is from a consumer perspective anyway, an energy crisis . t it's not clear to me whyad the administration while that crisis is hurting, people, it's the number one issue voters said they're worried about they'd be screwed using domestic energy production, preventing why are they doing w that , tucker ? well, we saw on day one of the administration said it's time to end fossil fuels. so my family owns a retail propane gas and heating oiltr distributorship here in upstate new york . we've been servicingibatyork. oe customers over 50 years. this week the average homear wee heating oil price new york state is six dollars and 30 cents a gallon. kerosene is over seven dollarseo a gallon, which is used by many home people living in mobileme homes. they can't afford this . is this is it's absolute lunacy. diesel fuelse reported beforear was over seven dollars a galloni here in new york state last week and it's crushing everyone. everybody feels the price at the pump so peop

have argued that one of the other professors that bloomberg tv's mike mckee interviewed at stanford in the last couple days, john taylor, had a rule called the taylor role. he takes into account what inflation is, whether it is about or below target and whether economic growth is about or below target and that means automatically you would change interest rates based on that. you do not need human beings making decisions. you just need to follow a rule that is simple enough and do it. that is what the fed is simply not doing. >> why is the fed not doing that? why is it staying behind the curve? we did speak to john taylor saying the fed was going in the right direction, perhaps, not necessarily taking off the 75 basis points the table. is this because we are still relying on the fed push when comes to the markets? >> that's exactly right. because, we saw that in december repeating -- december 20 18 repeating january 2019, in a matter of two weeks when the fed it talked about many more rate increases in 2019. by january 4 of 2019, jerome powell essentially went and had a mia called love. he said -- mia called club. he s

taylor greene. she is another possibility. senator ted cruz. chip avoid, mike lee.his is something we are definitely keeping a hot eye on here at capitol hill, as these letters, formal requests, could come today or possibly -- >>, ali there are also several reports about john eastman maybe turning over 1000 pages of documents. what do we know about that? just to remind our viewers, john eastman was a former president trump's legal advisor, and he allegedly sent a note to vice president pence at the time encouraging pence to deny electoral counts from states that biden won. and because of this, the committee originally requested a round 100,000 pages of emails related to his work. for trump. eastman later claims that the content in his emails, argue that executive privilege sued the committee. and now his lawyer on friday, said according to the committee, the 10,000 files of those emails will be released to the committee. >> wow, ali 10,000 emails. i also want to, know how many do these new letters matter? as long as they keep our propping up trump's big lie. i will

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miles taylor, i wonder if in your view mike pence is someone who makes anything other than a calculation at what the president's own children decided to do and say, well, they can talk, i can't or is mike pence too singularly focused on his own political prospects? what does mike pence do in your view? >> what would mike pence do is a question that usually ends in something you said earlier, nicolle, which is the path of least resistance. i think you can count on one thing and one thing only when it comes to pence and i say this having seen him from the floor of the house of representatives alt the way to his time as vice president and the thing you can always count on pence to do is the least courageous thing so, look, if he thinks it's going to save his skin, he'll voluntarily cooperate. if he thinks it's going to be better red meat on the stump out on a political campaign, he'll obstruct the investigation and refuse to meet with them but i do think what we are seeing is very interesting is that the people who declared executive privilege so righteously are now kind of left twisting in

taylor: you are spot on could really appreciate it. you are always welcome on my show, so there is mike pretty really appreciate it. our very own ed ludlow. i want to get back to the markets and talk about that. we been monitoring the tech startup scene could i pleased to say that kent bennett, you know him as -- not far from here in cambridge. joe got here to the big city of boston. and what ed was talk about is sort of the valuation, sort of reit size and, if you will. and i know that we do not necessarily follow the markets on a day-to-day basis, but to the extent that that volatility impacts your investing, how do you see all that playing out right now? kent: this is not a new place for us. so that is what a lover focuses on. -- that is what a lot of our focus is on. for the past 20 years for the most part come they have been here. been trading at six to 10 to 15 times revenue. smart people can debate should they be higher, should he be lower question mark smart people were not debating last year, should they be at 40 or 50 or 60 times what they were. so this feels like a new normal

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griz is head coach taylor jenkins doubling down and passing up on the opportunity to apologize for jordan pool for that false accusation of him. yanking his knee acting head coach mikethe warriors leaders are stepping up as head coach steve kerr recovers from covid. that's the luxury of having guys like andre and draymond around, you know, draymond addressed the team and he said, you know was no different for us against denver right that closeout game was tough. he made sure that the guys heard that same thing again today and you know, he said bring your heart hats. this could be ugly. it could be gritty doesn't matter any of that. you just got to try to find a way to win our pace isn't where it needs to be. i mean we're obviously bus in our tails on the defensive end. i keep telling the guys we just gotta have that same urgency and effort on the offensive end. so just got to be by the collection of our guys. you know, anyone's got to bring it. we got to push it. we got attack. we gotta just get the ball. it's all on hands on deck. 15 years ago today baron davis. did this the warriors guard with one of the most iconic dunks in franchise history when he posterized an

mike memoli. i want to talk books. take you back in time, 20. 20 black lives matter was gaining steam and gripping the nation. america angered by the murder of george floyd, breonna taylor desperate need for way shortchange was crystallizing. while the book white frilly had already been out for two years at that point, it suddenly became a much read for americans. particularly for white americans, who were legitimately trying to understand their role in the problem, but more importantly what their role could be in the solution. but if you have not cracked your copy of white fragility sense then or at all, let me reflect for a moment on its contents. the author robin diangelo discusses the phenomenon she describes a white peoples fragility. when what people are faced with the racial structures of our society, it might not be their fault. in their participation within those racist structures, they often respond with emotions such as anger, fear, and gills. and behaviors such as argumentation, silence, and withdraw from the stress inducing situation. and quote. throughout white, frilly robbyn diangelo gives multiple real life examples of racism and it's different, insidiou

why mike pence is here in the state, supporting somebody with a great record and going to win again. you know, you can read the various quotes whether it's a disgruntaled republican or from taylor, but i think the most important quote that's out there is just stacy abrams two days ago saying georgia is the worst state in the country to live in and she's running for our governor. so that's actually from the candidate herself denouncing and d dennegrading the people of this great state of georgia. i think pence is here because kemp has been a friend, had a great record, and i think he's going to win it decisively on the way to win it again four more years. >> so stacy abrams did say georgia was the worst state in the country to live in, she did, so let me play exactly what she said over the weekend. here she is. >> i am tired of hearing about being the best state in the country to do business when we are the worst state in the country to live. when you're number 48 for mental health, when you're number one for maternal mortality, when you have an incarceration rate that's on the rise and wages that are on the decline then you're not the number one place to live in the united stat

taylor. he is running for governor in kentucky. there is georgia, the government oriole race where we pit trump against mike pence., take a listen to this soundbite from the campaign ad that he just won't launched this week. i will ask you about it on the other side. >> these are different times. all of the conservatives find feel a weighted responsibility right now. this is why i decided to run for governor. the shear is not uniting kentucky. it does not reflect our values. he does not need to change. we need to change to the governor. mckenzie and i believe that you need a governor who uses common sense, bold enough to defend innocent life, and one it understands that faith keeps a strong. tim kentucky needs a new coach. one that will build us up and not divide us. >> i don't know if that was a campaign ad or a trailer for a jordan peele get out part two. on the whole note, they have launched an ethics complaint against cameroon saying that he used his office to target the current democratic government beshear. sarah, make this makes sense. we are gaslight like your podcast when people are spitting in our face a