one doesn't necthey're lazy, that's not true.'t nec> well, migration actually drives down wages and depresses the innovation, it the need for innovation, so it depresses the need for adopting technology. >> that fruit >> so that means that fruit pickers , because cheaper pickers, because they're cheaper than better machinery, than hiring, better machinery, are picked up. also the nhs is under constant stress because even though year on year the funding increases to record levels , it cannot keep pace with levels, it cannot keep pace with demand. with amount demand. with the amount of people come use it people that come in and use it without having paid into without ever having paid into the particularly you the system, particularly if you keep increasing the popul

one doesn't necthey're lazy, that's not true.'t nec> well, migration actually drives down wages and depresses the innovation, it the need for innovation, so it depresses the need for adopting technology. >> that fruit >> so that means that fruit pickers , because cheaper pickers, because they're cheaper than better machinery, than hiring, better machinery, are picked up. also the nhs is under constant stress because even though year on year the funding increases to record levels , it cannot keep pace with levels, it cannot keep pace with demand. with amount demand. with the amount of people come use it people that come in and use it without having paid into without ever having paid into the particularly you the system, particularly if you keep increasing the popul

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nec ethel is being portrayed as a victim or a martyr. the ethel i discovered through reading the letters actually is her own woman and certainly by the end. i found that interesting but there is of course new information. david her brother and i'm sure we'll talk about the family dynamics but for those of you who don't know her brother david was key to the story and perjured evidence in what sense apple to her death in david died in 2014 so finally the grand jury statements were worthy and that's what what made clear that he had lied and he really has no remorse for the lighting but he had seen his sister typing the statement which was not part of his grand jury statement when he actually said my sister has no -- so was the release of the grand jury papers. it was also the letters which were referred to in the introduction, the personal letters and while i fully expect that some of them were a publication not all of them were. i found them so extraordinary and moving how ethel tried to be a mother from prison. i think the letters that st

we got out of the pandemic nec splurging on tv's such as luxury items and etc.. going on with travel right now is not low in wages. they are working. that is well -- wealthy people going out gallivanting and continuing to have fun. they continue to and because stocks and bonds are producing the terms that they like. they will chase whatever they feel good about. housing will be a good thing to chase, but you can have soever many -- only so many residents. guy: if you don't carry a lot of cash and you are getting paid right now, -- carry a lot of debt and you're getting paid right now, that is stronger right now. it was on the top call about the worry of return of student loans. when that kicks in i think is up for debate, but i think they all mention the fact that the student loan resumption story will it them. do you agree and when do you see it happening? cole: so far in my career the biggest myth that has never proven to cause the issues that people thought has always been student loans. millennials are never going to buy houses because of student loans. that

said it and all of a sudden they are silencing keep in mind everyone has their translator pieces and neco -- and then they started to laugh. two hours later a meeting with the president of uganda and he says to me tell me madam ambassador what are we going to do about this little rocket man? [laughter] by the end of the week every dignitary was referring to came as little rocket man so i was like it worked. >> thank you for sharing that story. next question what was your greatest personal challenge and what do you see as the greatest challenge for the united states? >> the greatest personal challenge. yes jobs have always been difficult but the most recent greatest personal challenge was after i left the united nations i had an inability to be comfortable. i have always pushed myself to be uncomfortable. i always knew i couldn't run and i assumed i couldn't run so i thought okay i'm going to figure out how to run. i started and is in tim at dating and scary as it was landed up running a half marathon. now i love to run and it's something that hopes me and it was a really great personal c

bob has the nec hit was a constituent of mine, he was a veteran of merrill's marauders. he detailed for me all of their accomplishments, their bravery, and they fought how to the jury and to get this legislation through. i can't thank him enough. sadly, he passed away two weeks ago at the age of 99. but his spirit is with us today, and his legacy will continue through this congressional gold medal. i also want to think ryan -- who did the work. making sure this bill made it to the finish line. again, thank you to nancy pelosi for having it pass and now signing it into law. merrill's marauders are legendary. what they did was so essential to the pacific campaign. they fought their way through miles of terrain. they took the mission -- airstrip, which was so essential to the japanese and became central to our winning in that region of the war. they suffered many casualties, with extraordinary suffering. they went through. they were outmanned, outgunned, they engage more than 30 battles and he struggles with the japanese, but they were never outgunned. but their ultimate vi

nec it's absolutely necessary. and i'm also, by the wayes , perfectly willing to state that i am stating my opinions i med on twitter and social media in my professional capacity. mye, the commentsnow, i made about ellen page, i mean, i'm not the least bit t hay about what the sadisticwht surgeon butchers are doing to minors. and i'm also sadisti not very hy about narcissistic, let's say, celebrities parading offrading their new surgically enhanced new,g young women, for example, into becoming being sterilized and butcheredin . and so i think i havea a professional obligation, like obliall therapists and all physicians, to say very veryy cy that this is 100% absolutely not acceptable. so what do you think the motivation is by these people in canada that are doing this? is it because they're embarrassed that you're a psychologisisthesen car and you're so popular and you're saying unpopular things oe pular and you r is its going to be some more darker, more siniste morr approach next oh, i think that what we're seein

so nec wasn't at home at the time that spring, and jonah, how he's joining his life from london, the more on that. so what's going on of the scene and how was this able to happen? join a of the last, i was able to check a few minutes ago, green peace activists. we're still at the scene. so police your tripoli, saying they are quite managing the situation. and as you said, we see through that is nothing the country, it was known that he would be on a plane this morning on the holiday to california is probably still on that plane. and like, how was this able to happen? you ask one of the women, but this is not his primary residence or indeed his secondary residence. the problem is the lives of number 10 downing street. the family also has a london residence. this was especially so next constituency home me is the and p for richmond in yorkshire. anything is not usual practice for police to be posted outside the homes of m. p. 's. so a relatively simple procedure for green peace activists used to. they sold a brazen activism to scale. a low village will get into the property using rugs

nvidia is soaring in after hours trading nec the likes of sk hynix jumping in soul allows are our otherse it's not just the nvidia affect, it's also it came through in the wall street session. specifically we had moves treasury yields that reflected in the session today, just that retreat. the weaker economic data telling us the fed has risen to extend the pause in terms of what we take a look at, let's change your settings and remove the closed markets where you could see now sectors are benefiting from the dollar weakness that came through and supported the well for equities. finally taking a look at what we see in terms of trading volumes because this is notable. we are still well off the 20 day moving average. 20% lower for the move. typically at this point of the session. still, investors are nervous ahead of powell's speech on friday. but, nvidia really center stage for now. shery: a bad outlook underscoring the company's role as the key beneficiary of the ai computing. great to have you with us. we were a bit concerned going into the results that expectations were so high that nvi

. >> you have not real said you should not make as nec but you can still consider it.it doesn't really show anything at all. in fact, bad. in other words, it is not -- and i'm >> i think it can be relevant in the totality of the circumstances. specifically to push back nst any allegations of potential discrimination that may ha bn made in the case. thiss ether the state's policy is tenuous. this is a totality tt. we are not suggesting thathe evidence could be wholly irrelevant. r e plaintiff to duke it among the experts about all the in to identify. >> you are suggesting that the argument is that the plaintiff s to run the simatns and show the district that they -- that this is race neutral. buwhy is that the argument? why isn't the argument that? the plaintiff can satisfy his burden ouction by coming forward with what they came forward wit. but that is not the end of report continuation ofirst factor. owg that this map is not the kind of map that would be dra based on traditional race neutral factors and the court is persuaded of that, then the first condition is not

raise a good question, robert, on mistakes and the like but look atwhat we do with w2s and 1099s and necssome issues one of the problems with some of the 1099k forms, for instance, they are gross receipts. and so that puts a burden on the taxpayer to come up with deductions i think that the irs has made a big mistake by delaying on guidance to make life easier for both the reporting companies and the recipients it's not that hard to do the irs could clarify that occasional sales are not subject to reporting, for instance, only commercial transactions, which is what congress directed the irs to do in the legislative history. and maybe if it's still a problem, maybe you raise the threshold for sales of goods but not for services but here's the issue when you start having different reporting requirements, different from the uniform $600 for w2s, part of the proposal you did not mention is to increase the reporting threshold for 1099 to 5,000 and for 1099ks to 20,000. similar transactions have different reporting, that's confusing and a problem on its own. >> erika, what should the level be a

it helps with the student debt >>> still to come, former nec director brian deese on the state of the, researchers exploring whether obesity drugs like ozempic could help pverent cognitive decline. former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb will join us with the latest on that. stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc >>> welcome back to "squawk box. billions of dollars pouring into semiconductor manufacturing here in the united states with the promise of creating thousands of jobs one of the biggest challenges so far has been the lack of talent in the workforce kristina partsinevelos joins us now with more on that. good morning >> good morning. you said billions of dollars, it is actually $231 billion that is expected to come to the chip space. as companies begin construction, expanding, they realize how difficult it is to find the talent like lab technicians that would work here. this is a clean room heading into the r&d section at wolf speed. a company like taiwan semiconductor is a prime example. they have two manufacturing hubs in arizona they publicly said they'r

. keys to number 10, blaming nec.k have they elected sherlock holmes? well to work this one out, i mean , who'd have thought out, i mean, who'd have thought it really, really who'd have thunk ever happen ? thunk this would ever happen? >> divided parties don't win elections . so i've that elections. so i've said that enormous lots of times and i can't ever imagine a sign of weakness that we've got at the moment. we have such a divided party in the conservatives . party in the conservatives. there are so many different factions . everybody gets told to factions. everybody gets told to pull together , nobody does. and pull together, nobody does. and i don't think nadine dorries has helped the psychodrama of this weekend with nadine dorries and her resignation letter, which apparently did not actually go to the prime minister who it was addressed to, but into a newspaper column instead where he read it for the first time. i think that it's so obvious that the infighting has to stop, but unfortunately, i think we are past

former senior adviser for economic policy with the nec.ty council under george w. bush and that administration. he is now the founding partner with the wrotium group. she is trying to increase business with china and trying to mend fences and trying to inn da -- introduce export controls. it is a tough job for her to orchestrate. >> it is a tough time in the relationship. this is the new reality. we had decades and decades where the answer was also open the door riwider. that worked as china kept the foot on the pedal of innovation. they did that a lot of running a an market economy. when they got into the limit of that, the u.s. is putting an emphasis on de-risking and dealing with security concerns as it is looking for economic opportunities. in fact, the security has to come before the commerce. indeed, secretary raimondo has a tough balancing act. so far, she has done a pretty did job. chinese embracing the opportunity to have her present and talk to her despite the fact that the biden administration hasn't let up on the de-risking. >>