company nikola didn't work at all, that milton lied about nearly every aspect of the business. >> milton tweeted a video where the truck appeared to be driving, but actually it was brought to the top of a hill and just allowed to roll down. >> reporter: prosecutors claiming the truck's door even had to be, quote, taped up for the video so it wouldn't fall off. in fact, the nikola prototype was allegedly "untested" and "missing critical parts" like gears, motors and a control system. 12i8 still, milton convinced investors he'd pulled off a breakthrough. >> for every doubter out there tat said there's no way this is true, how can that be possible? we've done it. >> reporter: milton allegedly the complaint charges some even lost their retirement savings.uy >> we have a statement. check it out. >> reporter: cecilia, milton's attorneys say he is innocent, calling this federal case faulty and incomplete, adding that from the beginning, this was an investigation in search of a crime. milton has been released on $100 million bond. cecilia? >> erielle, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to th

trevor milton has posted $100 million bond, kelly. months to come >> $100 million bond is a humongous number, phil so -- >> reporter: sure. secured by-t two $40 million properties >> what about the company now? has there been a leadership complete change? i get nikola and lords town confused >> reporter: yes >> what's the status with the company and the ability to try and salvage all of this? >> reporter: once they bounced trevor milton, and he left -- i want to say october/november i don't know the date, but it was pretty clear once the gm deal fell apart, the hindenburg allegations from that firm came out and they said, look, all this is a house of cards, trevor milton left nikola and they have spent the last nine months trying to resurrect their business and go forward and say, look, what trevor milton said we were all about, we are not about that. and there have been a few instances where there have been those who have said, look, there's potential here for this company. let's be clear, they are not involved in any of these allega

we have nothing to do with trevor milton anymore. as for trevor milton, cnbc reached out to his representatives, we have not heard a statement from him i suspect that he will be making some type of an appearance, whether today or the next couple of days, but, guys, this is a chapter that not a huge surprise given the allegations that were first laid out by hindenberg research, a short seller, which ultimately led to milton leavin nikola motors last year and now the u.s. attorney's office filing charges, saying front and center, he lied repeatedly about the development of these vehicles >> phil, an incredible story and that stock was around $80 at one point. thank you. we know you'll bring us any more developments let's get back to robinhood. early investor jason calacanis with us now. we're looking at the early indications, but how do we judge this ipo and its pricing, if it opens at $38, which it is indicated to do so, was if priced exactly right, but does the risk consumer loyalty from users that got an allocation and were counting

what exactly did milton a nickel ally about that was forcing their stock price up? ok, i just wanna make $1.00 qualification and he has been released from prison with a $100000000.00 bonds. so he had to put up some of his personal properties to do that. that's a lot of money. well 1st thing, what happened was he had made promises that the electric and hydrogen powered vehicles, which i think is a genius idea. functioned and they had orders. so 1st off, when they went to do their presentation, they had brought the vehicle there on a truck and it had been plugged in and in a wall. so it made it look like it was running on its own power, but it wasn't so that immediately true flags of us and the auto industry that, oh, this is not good when you make promises and you can't deliver on those promises. but then in addition, there were promises that there were orders that were secure and there are no large orders secured as a fleet order of hundreds of vehicles. so that created other issues. and that's where he stepped down in september because he was accused of fraud on ma

ed: the company has scaled back its ambitions after trevor milton resigned last september.is making slow progress toward them. i am hearing from sources that they might get to a battery electric truck. they are the prototype phase. they are building a factory in arizona but as yet, not ready to generate anything. they have some big partners, but they are still quite far away. emily: ed ludlow, we appreciate your reporting. keep us posted. a disappointing debut for robinhood's ipo with ceo vlad tenev calling the experience humbling. >> it is really humbling that six years after we launched our products to the public, we have over 22 million customers and are on this journey with our customers, and allowing them to participate in the offering. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i want to get back to the days market moves, including one of this year's biggest ipo's, robinhood hitting the nasdaq. pretty good back with us. -- kriti gupta back with us. kriti: let's look at the intraday charge. when you see this downward trajectory, the ipo price was $38. you saw thi

milton friedman, i think one of the big impacts that milton friedman had on sowell was on sowell's publicntellectualism, when he's best knownid for toda. what i mean by that is after friedman left teaching in the '70s come after he won his nobel prize and left the university of chicago, he said about writing popular books that could be read and understood by general interest readers, people were not economist or intellectuals. he did a lot of speaking to such groups, college campuses and elsewhere. he felt that the role of a scholar, of an intellectual was not simply to talk to your peers in the academy but to explain your discipline to people who were not steeped in the discipline.pe sowell asps i might follow that model. he's written book after book after book in plain english, plainspoken pros for everyday people. it's one of the reasons a lot of people were so disappointed when he gave up his column a few years back. even after tom left teaching he was still teaching through that column, and i said at the time he was the best professor a lot of people had even if they never went to co

: shares in the electric truck maker nikola plummeting 16% stake, founder and former chair trevor miltonring in a court after being charged with misleading investors. the indictment claims he made false statements about the product and technology. we are outlining one of those claims. >> milton claimed number one, which is -- one of the early prototypes in the business could be driven, when in fact, the closest it came to driving was when a group of nikola engineers got to the top of the hill and rolled it down for a commercial. emily: joining us is ed ludlow who is reporting on the company that was cited in the indictment. talk to us about the charges. ed: they claim that trevor milton over the course of the year between 2019 and 2020 when he stepped down, he essentially lied about all aspects of the business. he said the company was producing hydrogen at a significantly lower cost than others, and in fact, according to this indictment, they weren't producing any hydrogen at any cost. they were developing the technology and the trucks. they could not do what he said they could. emily: o

milton friedman one of the bigger impacts he had was on public intellectualism. and what i mean by that after he won the prize and left the university of chicago he said about writing popular books that were to general interest readers. he did a lot of speaking to groups on campuses and elsewhere and he felt the role of the scholar was not something to talk to your peers but to display your discipline to those who were not in the discipline so he has written book after book and claim english plane spoken pros for everyday people. it's one of the reasons people were disappointed a few years back. even after tom left he was still teaching through that column and he was the best professor people had so i think that public intellectualism to a certain extent that friedman was a mentor. >> he studied under a persuasive left-wing economist you thank you would've turned out differently? >> no. probably not. he was very much his own man george stigler was another economist that he studied under in chicago he studied under jerry becker working on his masters. but no. he i

but at the time we were that story in june 2020, there was a tweet trevor milton made countering theng. but according to the indictment, he actually texted executives and board members to say that his tweets were supportive of the stock after it had fallen after that reporting. so he was really paying close attention to that. dani: thanks so much for staying on top of this for us. that is our ed ludlow. we also have another headline coming out from robinhood, now indicated to open up 38 dollars six cents -- open at $38.06. it was priced at $38. we will be speaking with robinhood's ceo on his company's debut on the nasdaq. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. since i've been using the aerotrainer, my back pain is gone. when you're stretching your lower

milton pleaded not guilty on a $100 million bond and nikola releasing a statement saying in part, miltonigned from the company in september of last year and they want to make it clear that the legal action is against milton and not the company. guys? >> so fascinating. thank you, victor. >>> now to that big night at the nba draft. so exciting to watch as the future stars of the nba see their dreams come true. t.j. holmes is here with the biggest moments of the night. >> reporter: and one of those moments had us crying. we'll get to that one in a moment, but the commissioner reminded us at the top there have only been 5,000 players in the 57-year history. that's a very small group and these guys are now getting to join and for the top here most of the top prospects it went as according to plan and number one overall 6'8" forward out of oklahoma state talking about cade cunningham. there he is. his daughter, 2-year-old riley, was the star of the show early on. gets up there and hugs his family. these are those moments. his name is cade cunningham drafted one overall to the detroit pistons

the sec has filed civil charges against milton. milton has pled not guilty. to a much more electrifying story, ford raising its profit outlook, also managed to dodge speed bumps incurred due to the semiconductor shortage. the stock moving higher by 4% right now and, get this, preorders for ford's all-electric f-150 pickup truck really lighting up. since may when ceo jim farley broke the news right here on "can the claman countdown" that ford already had 70,000 orders, reservations are now topping 120,000. people want that lightning truck. they're calling it the beast. investors, though, hitting the brakes on uber. the right hater is slipping on -- hailer is slipping on reports that softbank is in the process of selling a chunk of shares to help cover losses incurred by rival -- the well, it's not really a rival, but didi. the chinese ride-hail app, which is actually moving higher today by 10%, has crateredded the past couple of days in the wake of china's regulatory crackdown on the u.s.-listed companies. uber's down about 2.9%. and didi is refuting rumors th

he could provide him into comp, make him a kimono, mac milton. everybody had me more or less holler if you need to model it to ethan. m must. milton, when you get a moment and be tentative later lunch and other us will be document tomorrow. no. i go back to cindy on for kaloni car. it was already a gated trust in the me. she's in the b one for our competitors individual, and he's looking to plot all the media. know what he'll do, the portable shot she lost my lot as he's plasty go my lot. see though, the lock in, i was the only not how to in the conflict oper, florida animals canoe not law say that the poly will model. see if you know, don't mediator. yeah. so all these chemical compounds out made out of petroleum, petroleum is of fossil fuel, very sticky. and it is by are cumulative because it's the fertile compound which last long this is why it gives oxy city leavers and in kidneys and cancer because it gives of the disease that of the disruption of communication in a cancer. and the 1st reason you have concern is because you cannot communicat

brittany milton is our clerk. please call the roll. >> commissioner chan. absent. >> haney. >> present. >> mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. absent. >> melgar. absent. >> commissioner peskin. absent. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. absent. >> commissioner stefani. >> present. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. i want to note that commissioner chanwas excused. will you please call the next item. >> i will make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda by calling 415-655-0001. access code (187)736-6351 of the pound pound. you will be able to be a participant. when the item is call press star 3. when it is your turn to speak you will hear a message and you will be allowed two minutes to speak. calls taken in the order received. speak slowly and clear down the volume of your television or radio. item 2. chair's report. information item. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i want to thank vice-ch

host: milton is in taylor, michigan. caller: i would like to know if you are going to be an american, everyone in the united states are all americans. why do you categorize us to the point where it's black america, asian america, chinese america, when you become an american citizen, everyone should have the same rights. why do we need to pull nationality in? i'm just a white american. it doesn't matter what color you are or where you are from. an american is an american. when you become an american citizen, everyone should have the same rights and laws. host: ok. caller: i don't care if it's black lives matter, leave the black part out. they broke the law. if a white person does it, they broke the law. >> and we will leave the conversation here because the u.s. house is about to gavel in, part of a loss long commitment to bring you

you cannot talk about it without saying how milton friedman -- milton freeman is maybe not in the modern times we are in right now. dambisa: frankly, i do think that he has been misquoted somewhat, and he was very clear in that article the nature of how corporations participate in the global economy and in society were very much driven by social and cultural contexts. i think that gives enough degrees of freedom to think more broadly about what the mission and role of corporations are. of course, in the 140 character world, we have basically blamed tim for the financial privacy argument -- blamed him for the financial privacy argument. but that changes with the business roundtable articulating a very clear, broader -- i should say, widening aperture with respect to the responsibility of corporations to incorporate, not just financial shareholders but the whole range of shareholders, such as communities, employees, regulators, and society at large . to come back to your specific question, what does this mean about the changing role? there is a whole sort of proliferation around areas such

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so, you know, you ever hear of milton friedmann milton friedmann -- >> i heard the name. >> okay. about supply chain problems and whatever he said inflation is all about money supply and we have had, and i think in the last 18 months, you know, i don't have all the figures here, but i think we have had the highest increase in money supply in the last 18 months since, i don't know, world war ii or something. it's growing at 20%. and they're talking about more stimulus and not tapering >> but we -- what you are talking about is half of the equation. >> and milton friedmann would say, you have 20% growth in m2, you are going to have inflation. and he -- you know, he was right for all these years. maybe it's going to be different this time. >> what do you do though about what the fed chairman has repeatedly said he is concerned about, and that's where the employment market is, right? it's a dual mandate. it's not just about the stability of prices. it's about the employment market as well and there are still, what, 8 million jobs unfilled since the pandemic >> no, but there is 9 milli

we know milton beryl. mr. television. but it is crazy to me that we know his name so well this far out but we don't know women like that or amanda randolph who was a black woman who had her own talk show in daytime, and also was actually the first i -- i believe -- the first black woman to be the star of a sitcom. so, there was a lot of women who worked behind the scenes in front of the cam remark but i wanted to show the complete experience and also really have four women who very much contributed to their genre, who actually dish wanted to call. the women in television so i wanted them to have some sense of that invention in their career. >> let's go back to gertrude berg and i'll ask the picture to come back up and talk to us about gertrude's contributions to tv? because you said that she was a household name. she was -- a business con glam rat. >> i think of martha and oprah. she was a work horse. this woman loved to work. she loved what she did. she lived for -- especially this character, molly goldberg, quintessenti

. >> did milton friedman have a big impact on him? >> yes. and in several ways. milton friedman i think one of the impacts was on the public intellectualism, what he is best known for today. and after friedman left, after he won his nobel prize at the university of chicago, he sat about writing popular books that could be read and understood by general-interest leaders and people who were not economists or intellectuals. he did a lot of speaking to such groups on college campuses and elsewhere. he felt that the role of a scholar, of anou intellectual isn't something to talk to your peers or academies but to explain your discipline to people that are not deep in the discipline. he is very much followed that model. he has written a book after book in plain english and spoken prose for everyday people and it's one of the reasons people are so disappointed when he gave up his column a few years back. i think even after tom left teaching, he was still teaching for that column and as i said at the time, he was the best professor a lot of people had even if they never w

he is trevor milton. the u.s. attorney in new york on seals and indictment against trevor milton. on this. i believe there is a scheduled press conference at 11:00. bloomberg will be following this on the island of manhattan this morning. right now, this is really important for your infrastructure, we go to the gentleman from flint. dan guilty is someone -- dan kildee is someone with a view of america different from inside the beltway in washington. dan, you and your family and your constituents have lived the worst water crisis in america. you know better than anybody about lead pipes, about water structure. is this bill good for flint, michigan? >> it is hard to say. it is a step in the right direction. the question is whether or not there is enough of it emphasis on water infrastructure to prevent the next flint, michigan from happening. ironically, flint has some advantage in the fact that the failure of flint's infrastructure occurred in public view. i was able to get help for flint even when i was in the minority to protect the red -- to protect the lead pipes. will the warn

. >> you mentioned study under milton friedman, have a big impact on him? >> yes, in several ways.ton friedman, i think one of the bigger effects he had was on public intellectualism, what he is best known for today and what i mean by that, after friedman left teaching in the 70s after he won his nobel prize, he said about writing popular books that could be read and understood by general interest leaders, people who are not economists, he did a lot of research groups, college campuses and elsewhere, he felt the role is not simply to talk to your peers in the academy but to explain your discipline to people who were not in the discipline. they very much followed that model, he's written book after book aftere book and plainspoken for everyday people and it's one of the reasons a lot of people were disappointed when he gave up problem if you here's back. i think even after complex, still preaching through and as i said at the time, he was the best professor a lot of people have even if they never went to college. i think public intellectualism to some extent on what friedman had don

. >> you mentioned studying under milton friedman, did he have a big impact on him?in several ways. milton friedman -- i think one impact they had was his public intellectualism, what he is best known for today and what i mean is after friedman left teaching in the 70s, he set about writing popular books that could be read and understood by general interest leaders people who are not economists, he did a lot of to such groups, college campuses and elsewhere, he felt thend role of an intellectual ws not complete to talk to their peers in the academy but explain your discipline to people who were not in the discipline. he very muchh followed that model. he's written book after book after book in plain english, plain spoken pros for everyday people and it's one reason a lot of people are disappointed when he gave up his column if you here's back. even after tom left, he was still teaching through that and as i said at the time, this was the best professor a lot of people had because they never went to college and i think is public intellectual system with the model and

and after the fact, trevor milton took to twitter to basically deny the allegations in that story.then, according to the indictment, texted a board member, saying his tweets supported the share price. that is another tie-in with the concern the doj had. haidi: what happens next? ed: he has been released on bail, having pleaded not guilty. the terms of the battle confine him to the state of-- bail confine him to the state of utah. it will go to trial. it is not a huge surprise he pleaded not guilty based on his time as ceo, his social media posts, the combative nature he went after people that criticized the company. shery: could this have any broader implications for the industry? ed: nikola was kind of seen as this front runner in fuel-cell technology. fuel cells use hydrogen to power an electric vehicle system, rather than a pure battery. they have not made any progress. they were also the poster child for spac's. their market cap was more than ford's at one point, $29 billion. they made little progress on their technology. they are still pre-revenue. they are still in prototype

she did a number of appearances on milton and she did a number of appearances usually in character.he feels like you don't even know anymore. it's hilarious. she completely takes over and the camera is on her and she was such a force. that's why she was such a success. >> theyy read team anything, thy elevate everything and if it's bad they radium it. at the center you can watch them where you can't get anything else. essentially it's the equivalent. like it didn't matter if the script was good. it really tells you i think that he could have gone bigger. they are already sold out selling tickets and work not another one so she had started on this career. that is unfortunate and hard to think what we might have lost. >> i know. >> would you rank or give in any order the five most powerful influential characters in television history? >> that is so hard. actually, it's not. i am going to go to the easy one first because i wrote a book p about it. i will probably be to have them, cross promotion but definitely mary tyler moore. you cannot overstate this. in terms of women on television

to see her on the show it doesn't matter what she did and then having seen her that appearance on miltonurrell they were very good friends. >> and that is the closest we canos see to be on saturday nightom live and she is on the show for milton burrell you don't even know anymore that it is a show it is hilarious. she completely takes over the camera. the camera is on her. she was such a force. that is why she was such a success's. >> i love characters and actors like that. they redeem everything or anything theyhe are in, they elevate everything. if it is bad, they redeem it. >> this is her. >> but then potentially with the movie of the week it didn't matter if a script was good but it also just tells you that she could have done anything at an early age. but two were in the works int one of ready sold out because she was working on another one but then she died. >> that is unfortunate to think of what could have been lost. >> i know. >> could you rank are given in any order the five most powerful influential characters in television history? >> i can do that. i will go to the easy one

phil le lebeau has the story. >> milton has pled not guilty. courthouse he didn't say much, but this is the case where he's been accused by the doj as well as the s.e.c., they say he repeatedly and brazenly misled investors about the development of nikola products he's posted a $100 million bond. his team has said from the beginning this has been an investigation in search of a crime. , so that means a strong -- not against -- and trevor milton has not been running nikola since he left the company last september. a note today moving to strong sell, saying this could essentially create a number of negative stories that could be hanging over the company to come they have a report on tuesday. guys, back to you. >> you know, phil, the government's allegations here in the indictment track pretty well with that initial short seller's report that hit nikola a while back it's kind of a lesson that the shorts get the goods, at least here, of course with allegations that it's on the up and up >> and if you read the indictments against him, that's very cl

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forward and say, look, what trevor milton said we were all about, we are not about that. and there have been a few instances where there have been those who have said, look, there's potential here for this company. let's be clear, they are not involved in any of these allegations. >> phil, thank you phil lebeau with the latest on nikola that does it for "the exchange." "power lunch" starts right now with frank holland in for tyler. >>> robinhood's rocky start, the stock dropping below its ipo price as investors turn cautious >> our growth is organic and word of mouth. we think we've scratched the surface. >> robinhood ceo is betting his fast-growing company will grow even more. a prominent venture capitalist sees risk. >>> a ceo triple play, raymond james, international paper and realogy out with earnings and with a distinct take on their corners of the economy we'll also find out where they stand on mandating vaccines. "power lunch" starts right now >>> and here's where the markets stand this hour. the dow up 220 points, near session highs, hitting an intraday record alo

to be good citizens if you will and that obviously was really a counterforce to milton friedman's 1970 article in which he basically planted a flag in the sand essentially suggesting that the financial privacy of shareholders were really the key sort of attributes and important role that corporations play. that can be the shareholder versus stakeholder primacy. you can't talk about it without saying how milton friedman is maybe not in the modern times. >> that's another conversation. i do think he has been misquoted somewhat and he was very clear in that article that the nature of how corporations participate in the global economy and in society was very much driven by cultural context and i think that gives enough degrees of freedom to actually take more broadly about what the mission and role of corporations are and of course in the hundred 40 character world we basically are given the short shrift that blamed him or the financial privacy argument but that changes as you know in 2019 with the business roundtable eventually articulating a very clear broader or i should say widening ap

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milton, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i support president biden for pulling our troops out. we have been in afghanistan for 20 years. we could stay there the next 100 years. it still won't change anything. the afghans have to step up to the plate and fight for their own country. as soon as they engage the taliban, they give their weapons over. if they are not willing to fight for their country, why should our servicemen and women die for them if they are not willing to fight for their own country? all of those republicans criticizing president biden, remember, trump set up the withdrawal. he would have had us out of afghanistan inmate. you did not hear the right criticize president trump. now all of a sudden, they are against it. host: criticizing this was mitch mcconnell, talking about the plans of withdrawing. here he is from the senate floor. >> the president's plan to retreat is not clear-eyed or strategic. it is dangerous wishful thinking. as discussions with the administration are making clear, this discussion is no

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