conversations with people who she trusts with driver challenge to gop iowa representative marion miller makes as she got back up from the top. house minority leader kevin mccarthy parachuted into iowa after nancy pelosi suggested the house could unseat miller makes. >> the people's house, not policy's house. the idea the democrats want to turn over and election after it has been counted, recounted in a bipartisan election board had voted, time to move on. >> heart agreed. in a statement hard called the racist a democracy adding the truth is not prevailed. there was a toxic campaign of political disinformation. iowa election official certified miller makes as the winner by 6 votes, the closest house race in a century. democrats contend election officials never counted 22 ballots. >> following the democratic process, making sure iowans have

miller-meeks of iowa. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from iowa. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? mrs. wagner: as the member designated by mr. graves, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. graves will vote yea on the amendment en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. timmons: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. steube, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. steube will vote yea on amendment number 4. as the member designated by mr. wilson of s

miller just started this new group "america first legal."l is to sue the biden administration for what it deems "unlawful actions." jean, can you tell us what you know about miller's plans, and what this tells you about the direction more generally that they're going to be moving in? >> well, he's trying to branch this group as the conservative aclu. in the same way that he tries to brand himself as a quote unquote conservative social justice warrior, you know, with a smirk on his face. obviously, his goals have nothing to do with social justice or civil liberties, and they have nothing to do with putting america first. for stephen miller, this has always been about trying to reengineer demographics. when you look at his policies, they were about strangling legal access into the united states, dismantling the asylum system, slashing refugee admissions to record lows, choking access to green cards, and the trump administration occasionally tried to spin this as going after criminals and cartels. but who they were after when you look at the ov

you were on the program yesterday just as this was happening with congresswoman miller-meeks. they wouldn't take the case to courts because they knew they would lose. nancy pelosi and the democrats, very close to stealing a seat won and certified by republicane house member.

congresswoman mariannette miller-meeks by just six votes. miller-meeks reacting on twitter. >> i am deeply appreciative that we are ending this now and i wish only the best for she and her family because i know how stressful this has been. carley: the republican went on to say it's time to move forward and unite. the supreme court grilling the ncaa over student athlete compensation during oral arguments wednesday. dave portnoy founder of barstool sports on the case himself saying that the organizations should share the wealth. >> the

laura miller, thank you — difficult to do. laura miller, thank you so _ difficult to do.hank you so much - difficult to do. laura miller, thank you so much for- difficult to do. laura miller, l thank you so much for talking to us. �* , , thank you so much for talking tous. h i, a former policewoman in the us state of minnesota has been charged with manslaughter over the fatal shooting of a young black man, daunte wright, following a confrontation at a traffic stop. police say kim potter had intended to use her taser, and that the shooting was "accidental". daunte wright's death sparked three nights of protest and looting. at the derek chauvin trial it's been the second day of the defence case. the former officer is facing murder and manslaughter charges after the death of george floyd. 0ur north america correspondent larry madowo reports from minneapolis. the defence is close to wrapping up its case in the derek chauvin trial and will hear closing arguments from both sides on monday. the 13th day was among one of the more dramatic ones. on wednesday it began with the defe

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right after this dennis miller. hey folks welcome to done a similar plus one we're joined by comedian jo koy you know that skull barely holding the brain power in it is so it is so voluminous over there joe is known for his appearances on chelsea lately the tonight show stand up specials on comedy central netflix and he has a new autobiography out titled mixed plate chronicles of an all-american combo i think that came out on march 23rd this is joe called joseph. how are you dennis beautiful brother if you swore more near act i would have recommended you call the book patter but you're such a such a clean working comedian. how are you i i you know the thing is with the platter the big plate you know i got it from white telling me to do equate. as well. yeah you know they always in the mix played in hawaii have the spam is for years the food transit from the contiguous 48 over to hawaii was kind of sluggish and unpredictable so they imported a lot of spam and that's why you'll find much so much spam throughout the wh

miller's lawyer has said his messages were quote, misguided political hyperbole and miller regrets whatght pro-trump group, the proud boys, are making new claims to try avoid being jailed before their trials. now saying in court filings that the proud boys were disorganized on january 6th. and that he, himself, was only planning to stage a private concert at an airbnb that day. nordeen is charged with multiple counts, including conspiracy, along with fellow-proud-boys leader, joseph biggs, who is now claiming the fbi checked in on him several times, in recent years. and that he regularly spoke to local and federal-law enforcement about protests he knew of or was planning. >> it does not actually mean that the government did not view him as a threat in any, other way. sometimes, law enforcement checks in on individuals who are subjects of their investigation, for the purpose of just, kind of, keeping in touch with them. >> reporter: joseph biggs and his lawyers claim that, last year, biggs met with fbi agents, who they say, were interested in his knowledge of the left-wing group, antifa.

eastern time on limiting debate over jason miller's confirmation. take you live now to the senate floor. states was averaging 195,000 new covid infections every day, and 3,000 americans were dying every day. today we've come down from 195,000 daily infections to 57,000, and from 3,000 covid deaths every day to 700. still too many, but dramatic progress was made under this new president. remember where we came from. when biden took office, the united states of america had one of the highest covid infection rates in the world. two numbers tell the story of the first year of covid-19 infection under the previous president. the united states of america has about 5% of the world's population, but we had, when biden took office, 20%, 20% of the covid-19 infections in the world, and 20% of the deaths. now there is hope. this president listened to the medical experts, didn't come up with his own theories of the case, and he expanded vaccine distribution. the day joe biden took office, on that day, january 20, of this year, to that day, the united states had

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later gator bye bye frank grillo pokes that is miller for us while. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. looking at the post because along the rushed us throw up our stuff yes it. took on things that their child. back home black american suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. is that lump us mugged the real. one by elsa store on the by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of the african americans who were to sylvia during the night. found great crowds. to moulay a go if you will go on to call clues and now almost a 100 years later the history is repeating itself my great grandfather charts time went to russia. probable wars try to go anywhere why not leave. a letter and i come here. historically speaking the cold war was a great. ideological confrontation western liberalism versus soviet communism according to joe biden the great geopolitical struggle of our

that's in the joe miller joke book. it's not original to lincoln. >> obviously his public life and political cases, et cetera, his humor really benefited but would you say, especially because of his moroseness and severe depression that the greatest benefit and the greatest person to benefit was his own psychology, his own -- ability to snap himself out of difficult moves, et cetera. >> yes. i believe so. and there is no way of quantifying, sort of, who benefitted for the calculus of who benefitted most from lincoln's humor, but one could say he regarded it as essential to his well being. and he said to carpenter, francis carpenter, the painter in the white house, if it were not for the vents, it is the vent for my important well being, he was acutely aware. at one stage, and this is relevant to your question, at one stage he said speaking of a member of his cabinet, was probably salmon chase but it might have been stanton, there were several potential candidates. he said, it was so difficult to get a joke into his head

maria: i'm back with senior advisor stephen miller.nt to the break talking about the cap on refugee in the trump administration put that cap in place read initially i thought the biden a administration was going to keep it there and then suddenly they change course entirely. >> in a matter of a few hours this is one of the most remarkable things that is happened since joe biden was coming to office. so joe biden press secretary announced they were going to keep the trump refugee ceiling and placed for the remainder of the fiscal year. when some of the radical left supporters came out and said no, you cannot do this, you cannot do anything, no matter how basic or common sense that trump did within the span of maybe an hour or two they immediately faulted, joe biden president of the united states caved in the space of minutes too far left invoices like representative alexandria ocasio-cortez and said they would raise the refugee ceiling. this also in the middle of the worst border crisis in u.s. history refugee resettlement is expensive.

i can to my other generals, that's straight from joe miller, that's in the joe miller joke book.'s not original to lincoln. >> obviously, his public life hu andmo political and cases et cetera, his humor really d you benefitted but would yousa say that especially because of his moroseness or depression, the greatest person to benefit his humor was his own psychology, his own ability to snap himself out of difficult moods. >> yes, i believe so. i mean there's no way of's quantifying, and sort of the utilitarian way,what one calcul benefitted most from lincoln'sr- humorbe but what one can say ise himself regarded as absolutely essential to his well-being.paie and he said to francis carpenter, the painter in the th white house, that it will not, if it were not for these vents, and i quote, if it were nott fo these vent, it is the vent, that is important for my well-being. at one stage, and this is speak relevant to your question, at n one stage, he said, speaking of a member of his cabinet, it was probably simon chase but it might have been stanton. it was several potential candidat

love to ask doctor miller to comment further on that. >> thank you very much.s encompasses a number of different supports for parents and they want to begin by recognizing that for many parents includingnc adolescence you are pregnant and parenting they may not have always been exposed to healthy and respectful environments. we know for adolescence at our pregnant and parenting far too often it was also in the context of unhealthy environments so exposure is part of the story. earlier we heard about the study of childhood experience itself and we all recognize that the intergenerational impact of exposure to violence can impact the ways one parent's. what it is vital is as we approach and work with parents advocating attrition i both acknowledge that sometimes number one parenting is hard, number two it's extra hard for parents for had prior exposure to violence or harmed as children. and the third is to say they are not alone. in a pediatricians office to say no shame and no judgment of offering information to all parents. i recognize sometimes parenting is ha

for amanda lang, i am matt miller. happy 4/20.berg. ♪ mark: one person was killed and two others hurt in a shooting at a long island grocery store. the police say the person killed was a 49-year-old employee. the shooting happened today inside a manager's office. a couple hundred people were inside the stop & shop at the time. the gunman is not in police custody. the eu drug regulatory agency says it found a possible link between the j&j vaccine and extremely rare blood clots. it also added that warning should be added to the label, but experts reiterate that the benefits outweigh the risks. those findings come after a small number of vaccine recipients in the united states reportedly developed blood clots. earlier, j&j posted better-than-expected first-quarter results. india imposed a lockdown in new delhi due to a surge in covid-19 cases. this is to prevent the collapse of the health care system. they say may

speaking to afghan journalists at the nato base in kabul us gen scott miller describes the beginning of the aid for foreign troops in afghanistan ferocious are now preparing to retrograde. the notification will be the 1st demand. at the same time as we start taking our local actions we've already begun the proof of the departure can be found at this kandahar the scrap heap the yarn another proud recipient of unwanted or broken equipment from kandahar airfield a key american base over the last 20 years. that shows a lot of demand out guys who can find containers that are free to reuters cheers tables and anything you would need generators and even some stuff in working condition you can find anything from around the world. the trumpet ministration and the taliban had agreed that foreign forces would be gone by may 1st if the taliban negotiated with afghan leaders and cut ties with al qaeda this month u.s. president joe biden and danced a new plan the u.s. will leave by september 11th but with no conditions this despite a recent u.n. report that up to 500 al-qaeda fighters remain in af

the commander of foreign forces in afghanistan general scott miller says u.s. and nato troops have started their final withdraw all u.s. president but joe biden wants all combat soldiers out by september the 11th that's 20 years after the 911 attacks scholl about us reports. speaking to afghan journalists at the nato base in kabul us general scott miller describes the beginning of the aid for foreign troops in afghanistan ever ferocious are now preparing to retrograde. the notification they will be the 1st to make. the same time as we start taking our local actions we've already begun the proof of the departure can be found at this kandahar the scrap heap the yarn another proud recipient of unwanted or broken equipment from kandahar airfield a key american base over the last 20 years. that shines a lot of demand out guys who can find containers that are freezer reuters chairs tables and anything you would need generators and even some stuff in working condition you can find anything from around the world what. the trumpet ministration and the taliban had agreed

i would love to ask doctor miller to comment further on that. >> okay. >> thank you very much. the term positive parenting encompasses a number of supports for parents and i want to begin, the first part is recognizing that for many parents including adolescents who are pregnant or parenting, they have not always been exposed to healthy and respectful environments, we know for adolescents are pregnant and parenting that far too often it was also in the context of unhealthy environment so exposure to violence is part of the story the we earlier heard about, average childhood experiences so we all recognize as miss timmons was saying the intergenerational impact of exposure to violence can impact the way of one parent but what is so vital however is as we approach its work with parents as a pediatrician, i acknowledge that one parenting is hard, number 2, parenting is extra hard for parents, they may have had prior exposure to violence and may have been harmed as children. the third is to say that they are not alone, in a pediatrician's office to say there is no shame, no judgmen

that straight from joe miller. that's in the show miller truck book, that's not a regional. >> i obviously, his public life and political cases etc, more where he really benefited. we do see that he the greatest person to benefit his humor was his own psychology, his own ability to stand himself out of difficult movements, etc? >> i believe so. there is no way of quantifying. who benefited most from one consumer. but what one can say is that he himself regarded as absolutely essential to his well-being. and he sent a carpenter, the painter in the white house that if it were not for these events -- it is the event of my -- important for my well-being. he was acutely aware. at one stage, and this is relevant to your question. i won stage, he said, speaking of a member of his cabinet was probably sermon chase, biden might have been stanton. there were several potential candidates. he said, it was so difficult to get a joke into his head that it would take a surgical operation to implanted. now, it's very funny, it's a

i am matt miller.etting word that president biden and indian prime minister narendra modi spoke earlier about the covid situation in the country of india. the u.s. offering vaccine materials and therapeutics, but they need more. joining us now is dr. joshua sharfstein, vice dean at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health, so clearly our founder and majority owner is heavily involved in that. i want to ask about the india situation for more of a -- situation from more of a selfish point of view. it is a tragic situation. we continue to get horrible numbers. but does the developed world realize how much of a problem that could be for them if it comes back around in the form of reinfections with new variations? dr. sharfstein: there are multiple ways that what's going on india -- going on in india threatens the world. the first is the sheer amount of suffering and catastrophe happening and the ways that could affect families in india, over the world, and the economy. you have this biological c

perceptive takes on contemporary american life nate barnett see and he's right after this dennis miller plus what. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and it'll be cool i admire this guy's chops and i saw a special how to flush out the name for it was tennessee kid i think maybe in the last year or 2 and has sort of a halting manner that i dug but the you know is almost hedberg and because of his stop listen the line did say wow what a sharp observation but i always like it when you get a smart southern kid because they always paints other people like they just drag from the primordial ooze so it's good to bump into somebody who's super sharp and they've got to start with jimmy fallon performing on the tonight show as part of jimmy's clean cut comedy store i got that must be 7 or 8 years ago now also featured on netflix comedy series the stand ups and esquire well listen this cat's career so flush right now seems weird to go back and say that he was called a top up and coming he's a character named now as a netflix special called the greatest average american he'll peel back tha

i am matt miller.e continue to count you down to the fomc decision coming at the top of the hour, and we are going to bring you special coverage of that, president biden's speech as well, later on in the programming. you have the fed coming up at 2:00, and later on, 8:30, our special coverage it a president biden addressing to the joint session of congress. definitely stay tuned to bloomberg all evening long. the stock now about online shopping. shop a fire reported its first quarter earnings today, smashing estimates across the board. that sent stocks soaring. a be more importantly, it gave us an indicator on how sticky online shopping will be as we reopen. joining us now is the shop i president, harley finkelstein, to talk about what they have experienced. appreciate your time. it looks like as brick-and-mortar stores are opening up again, at least customers that use a shop if i -- shopify merchants are still doing online deals, is that the case? harley: let's talk first about shopify and then the ma

i love it thank you dennis what a great time with our friend joe this with us miller plus one. talks are underway in vienna to save. the agreement the trump administration unilaterally walked away from making the deal is relatively easy for iran but that cannot be said for the united states does the buy didn't ministration have the political will to say yes. i saw. people also in poverty. if you're born into a poor family you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die from. generational poverty. it's a. fight every day you meet your needs and the needs of your family. no more lies in this country is an epidemic president biden announces a barrage of executive orders to quell gun crimes but faces big criticism from gun rights advocates who think the moves are unconstitutional meanwhile the state of arizona has already taken steps to block those reforms. the european court of human rights rules that it is legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that has raised fe

folks oakum back to dennis miller plus 11 of my favorite people with me truly great comedian and also you've known him for i guess when he was 1st on people's radar it was on chelsea lately and then i know he busted out with jay jo koy as our guest and he has a new autobiography out titled mix plate chronicles of an all-american combo listen to the travails of becoming a stand up comedian quite frankly must to seem like calm waters do you after you explain some of the things you are facing on the way home by the way joe just he does a brilliant work with the lucas illness because i believe his sister rowena suffers from that so it's on the right place you can see the launch pad had it's certainly had its sadness to what and so when you got to stand up i don't know i read a quote from you that kind of reminded me of what i started i read some of the 2 about somebody who failed right out of the blocks i guess you read about any birth you were already set 10 times and they didn't get a laugh i remember get rhinos get pretty early said and i'm going to learn that yeah don't laugh i'll get

so we've taped it already dennis miller floats what. folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i'm joined by one of my dearest friends in the world i love i'm completely and jerry bruckheimer and here and he's brought his friend john lovett swept up. but the love. the fairy. the 3rd i'm sorry i have the. jerry travels with what he goes i'll. stand up and he's a great to let you know john it's so funny to me about dogs that we have a dog in our family named benny granted he's my son and his girlfriend's dog but he comes over i can't tell you what an addition he is to life in general i sense you really grown to love jerry over the years oh yeah he's like my age is like my kid but. you know and i have to support him but he's you know he's opted not to go to college so it's been great and that's. yes it's the best. i bring with me everywhere in it i mean it makes a giant difference when you're on the road and you know you got your dog with you but i don't even like calling him a dog and so he's got such a personality i just never you know he

favorite of stephen miller and ban. tanton liked it so much, he got rights renewed.ietly into the night or will there be an explosion, his words, the ideology under the movement. they lie about the origins of their ideology and clothe it up in terms of border security, which means militarization, and under the guise of protecting american workers but there's something more noxious and uglier that underlies the policies, it's time they're exposed, i don't think -- >> stay right there -- >> sure. >> stay right there for me, there's the source of this, and then a process by which it gets polished up and turned into more mainstream talking points no longer as obviously tied to the origins of the source. how does that happen? how do policies that originate in this way end up mainstream talking points? >> that's exactly why i want to unseal those papers, to tell that part of the story. we can only tell so much. there's damning stuff in the extant archive, but how john tanton built this movement, how he was able to camouflage his white nationalism into something more mainst

great job with congresswoman miller-meeks.pdate on the derek chauvin murder trial in minneapolis. los angeles continues to work to dismantle their police department. in new york, by the way, yeah, they actually took somebody that murdered a cop andle put them oa commission to study, oh, police reform. leo 2.0. gregg jarrett next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: during the fourth day of the derek chauvin trial in minneapolis, george floyd's girlfriend testified about both of their troubles with addiction. she revealed that in march of 2020, floyd was hospitalized for several days due to an overdose. the prosecution arguing i that floyd's addiction and the high dose of fentanyl in his system at the time of the arrest are irrelevant to his death or the cause of death. including pre-existing conditions. the defense claims that floyd's cause of o death stemmed from te drugs along with several health conditions. we'll get more reaction a second. more broadly, what are we looking at in the country? you have the defund the police movement that floyd

i matt miller.holders in private equity firms are looking to cash out without diluting equity musical names of all ages are turning to investors to offload their catalogs for hefty songs. -- hefty sums. one buyer is josh russ, ceo and founder of roundhill music. he joins us now to discuss why music rights are an ideal uncorrelated asset for investors. great to have you on the program. josh: thanks for having me. matt: you have so many of the names that i have not only grow up -- grown up listening to but us and to a lot still now. i was fortunate to go on the last black sabbath tour. why is this asset being so highly valued at a time when everything seems to be free on the internet? josh: the copyrights are very valuable because they earn money from everything from radio, television, broadcast, performances, streaming, on and on. especially from streaming, there is a tailwind of growth happening there. it is free on youtube and things like that, but there are ads on youtube that funnel through down

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later gator bye bye frank grillo pokes that is miller for us while. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. direct. what is truth what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. looking at the cost because they know no rush for us though up of stuff yes we've got 4 ways to go on things on your way. back home black american suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. is that not the smug the real. one by else a store or by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all and some of the african americans who were too sylvia during the night. found great crowds. to moulay a dwarf you know going to call for you and now almost a 100 years later the

i am at miller.ill be returning to a lock down on saturday, winding restrictions on gyms, hair salons -- joining us from auto a is bloomberg news correspondent shelley had your. first of all, the scenario in canada is so much different than that of the u.s.. that -- is that because of the vaccine rollout? >> ontario went into his second lockdown around christmas. it finally able to use those your shoes and this all cases in lower around february. now we are in the midst of this third wave again, and we are going to have another walk down here in canada. with looks of the border, we can see that they are reopening and their vaccine rollout is accelerated. part of it is the fact that the u.s. does have a faster vaccine rollout, they have been able to reopen more. they may be more tolerant as well of higher virus cases. possibly the -- their hospitals are able to endure more cases. but they also have a higher national immunity. whereas in canada people have been exposed to the virus and there are the po

later gator bye bye frank grillo pokes that is miller for us while. an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country trying to wipe out an american town. we do everything in our power to protect the. water then escaping climate change is the same threat right now alaska has seem some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 35 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. it is fast and that means the river is $35.00 closer to the hour than was the year of the war i think were part of a murder 1st for. worse. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. or any of those because you know now wash us though up most of us a bad choice for on things on their way to set their chairs on the dock national step back home black american suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. is at columbus about the real life below 01 by elsa store but by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a

. >> and i am matt miller. we welcome our viewers each day at this time.e want to bring you headlines from around the world. on this program, we will discuss joe biden's lane for new taxes or increase taxes as well as the johnson & johnson vaccine under review. and the -- in the world of cryptocurrency, it can be a volatile ride. >> this week it has been volatile all over the place. we are taking a look at some of the opportunities, but for equities today it is intercession. the broader s&p 500, everything is moving higher today. techs are doing well, but the s&p -- weakness remains the intel. it has been a very artistry story, or stories. there is news, we are seeing it shaaban pricing action invest stock their church in your today -- is one of the shots that has been the two concerns of these rare cases of blood clots. as many as 15 rare cases made to that shot. nothing -- johnson & johnson was moderately higher here julian assange johnson & johnson. wish use on this a militantly schumer. truancy and drugs going at it is not -- not jewish and of the stud

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matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome in our audiences at this hour each day. here are the file -- here are the stories we are following around the world. coinbase made waves in its debut, but now galaxy digital could be the next crypto bank to list in america. we will talk shortly to the ceo, mike novogratz come about his plans. and the big traditional banks trounced analyst profit estimates this week, but how healthy are the smaller players? we will get insight in an exclusive interview with his ceo of citizens financial. how are the markets doing? amanda: markets are pretty flat today, matt. we have some pretty -- czar a little more buoyant, -- things are a little more buoyant. drivers for the u.s. market, we are seeing materials and utilities as the leaders. energy showing up as the weak spot across the board. you can see from the nasdaq, consumer discretionary communications a little weak on the day. look at the 10 year back at 1.57, whiplash for folks expecting that to keep trading up to 2%. and of course we were watching coinbase after its direct listing

onward, before turning to our panel discussions, we have to short pre-recorded remarks from ben miller and branded skidmark with the sunflower foundation, these two organizations in the sunflower foundation along with new york community trust graciously provided support for this work for which we would not have been able to do without so thank you ben and brandon and we will turn it now. >> thank you, bill.

well done, stephen miller. as a speechwriter. >> america is at a crossroads, 2022 is everything, stephen. >> don't be fooled by the boring, lifeless, insufferable language. look at the ideas behind it. you've saw an agenda for open borders, defunding police, and the largest big government spending pitch in u.s. history. >> sean: well said, thank you both created directly ahead, more divisive racial rhetoric from biden. larry elder, leo 2.0 terrell my straight ahead. ♪ ♪ my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ >> sean: joe biden tonight, once again claiming america has systemic racism. but of course, he's taking no responsibility for his disastrous record on the issue of rac

before turning to our panel discussions, we have two short prerecorded remarks from ben miller with well-being trust, and brandon skidmore with the sunflower foundation. these two organizations, well-being trust and the sunflower foundation, along with new york community trust, graciously provided support for this work for which we would not have been able to do without. so thank you ben and brandon, and we will go to the videos now. >> thank you, bill. it's been our great pleasure to jointly sponsor this work with our friends at the sunflower foundation. work you are going to hear about today. for those not familiar with well-being trust, we are national foundation focused on

cbs's michelle miller visited a farm in up state new york are planting the seeds for a new generation of black farmers. >> reporter: it's a family business. >> it's a farmerly business. >> reporter: they come from a long line of american farmers who's stewarded land in the u.s. for more than 100 years. but have never owned it. >> our relationship to the land started way before slavery, not just slaves, but share croppers, the way we have had accesses to land has been exploited. we want to change it and have people reconnect. >> reporter: to own it. >> to own it. >> reporter: now, they are creating a community of farmers called the black yard farm. >> not the backyard, the black yard. >> reporter: the williams sisters moved from the bronx to this 95 acre farm in slonesville, new york, where ashamti is in charge of live is stock and erin is in charge of picking up three-day old you should theys at the local postity office. and kadeshawill run the vegable operation, all in a way that helps to mitigate the change in climate change. >> it comes down to lessening the footprint of where our