nft is nonfungible tokens.hose are unique digital goods can be used to represent art collectibles contracts. every contract is slightly from the ne one, so we can use nft for that. cbdcs well, those are digital money issued by governments that's got nothing to do with cryptocurrencies. as you can see, there's various different categories now a taxonomy like this is right now because we're early and so it's good to know kind of what's out there. but i think pretty soon a taxonomy of digital assets seem kind of silly. it would be sort of like having a taxonomy of websites. you know what, are the things that we can do with a website. people were asking themselves this in the nineties maybe we can put sports scores or classifieds oh encyclopedia. yeah, that's a good idea. and so we had this sort of thing like here are the ten things we can do with a website. of course today we know that websites are like containers kind of infinitely programable right? you can have a website be anything infinite of different store

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to do with the lawsuit from avoiding a nuclear holocaust in north korea to the sale of his recent nfts a number of nfts of former president trump and superhero poses and the like that they have sold as collectibles. there is another moment i find particularly interesting, where he's talking about his legal fees as one of his largest expenses. if we can take a listen to that too, i think our viewers would be interested. >> my biggest expense is probably legal fees. but fortunately that's okay. but we have a lot of cash. we have great assets. and we have a very valuable company. >> now, jose, that might not be surprising to people who have been following former president trump's legal travails. indeed, he has very high legal fees from all of the criminal investigations and civil cases he's litigating. the thing he doesn't say here is that many, if not most of those fees, are currently being paid by his pac or his campaign, i and others in the nbc and msnbc family have spent lots of time looking at s.e.c. filings, where you can see dispersements to the folks who have been his lawyers in t

>> i think that's the sort of death of nfts exaggerating.nology. like a lot of technologies you go through boom/bust cycles. a lot of people think of nfts as sort of avatars. in fact, it's an expansive technology. we see musicians using nfts to sell digital memp dice to audiences creating new income streams supplementing streaming that doesn't pay well and used in social networks. x existing social networks you can't leave build an algorithm and you're stuck with it. a very broad technology. only scratched the surface and got a long way to go. we're very excited about it. >> a separate question on crypto which is a lot of people look at crypto and think no regulation to all of this. not only very lig rel lation, still don't have meaningful regulation, the venture capitalist community is not effectively, properly, regulating the business insofar as looking at the investments in the right way. doing due diligence and the like opinion i've made the argument, curious if you agree or disagree, i've said to people, especially after the ftx of it a

meanwhile, the changed concept of a changed entity 2 years ago, there was no news about nft. last year, there was no news about web shooting. today , what do we want to do in web shooting technology, which in my opinion is the most important concern in the field of digital economy? its main basis is blockchain and currency codes, without the idea of ​​metaverse, without the idea of ​​artificial intelligence, without the idea of ​​blockchain, how are we going to go about web shooting, and if we want to legislate, we should do it in the same way as mr. doctor says, in my opinion, we just wasted an opportunity. until today, with the method we have taken, we have missed opportunities, which i will mention, mr. karani, how much do you agree with mr. ashrani's statements? look at product legislation, legal policy, legal policy , a subset of general policy, we must have a methodical intellectual discipline. because the system for example, we don't need to regulate finances in every field for every unit of economic, political , and social transformation of the law. if the parliament

so basically, disney , uh, nfts.isney for decades, and it should have should have expired in 1984. but disney lobbied to have us copyright laws changed to cover the life of the author , plus 50 the life of the author, plus 50 years, which protected, uh, protected them until 2003. and then they lobbied to have it extended for another, another 20 years. so life of the author plus 70 years. they've changed the actual . law twice to change the actual. law twice to change this. and now they've run out of changing the laws. so they're coming out with all this, like mickey mouse stuff. there's a slasher movie, mickey mouse stuff. there's a slashera movie, mickey mouse stuff. there's a slashera computer movie, mickey mouse stuff. there's a slashera computer movieand there's a computer game, and there's a computer game, and there's as so on social memes as well. so on social media, which i'm also addicted to. why are they from to. why are they not from the originalwe check? >> can we just check? >> can we just check? >> well,

. >> stephen: "which reminds me: which reminds me, supplies are limited for my nft trading cards. $99 if you buy 47, you get to watch me eat lunch on zoom." haley's speech isn't the only thing that got under trump's skin. so did her outfit. >> and when i watched her in the fancy dress that probably wasn't so fancy. >> stephen: rawrrrr! okay, okay, mean girl! "nikki, that has got to be the fugliest dress i've ever seen. was it half off at the loser store? u-g-l-y. you ain't got no alibi. what does u-g-l-y spell? i know! whale!" trump saved a little of his sass for new hampshire governor chris sununu, who endorsed haley. >> you have the now very unpopular governor of the state. this guy, he's got to be on something. i've never seen anybody with energy -- he's like hopscotch. [laughter] >> stephen: he really is losing it. that sentence makes absolutely no... hopscotch. trump also took a stroll down memory lane to say why he lost the race he says he won in 2020. >> they used covid to cheat and they did a lot of other things too. we're not gonna let that happen. and that's still -- that's

drama from a lot of moving parts nft middle east. we'll talk again. >> thanks for having me. [chanting] >> bill: as soon as the news hit the wire, groups of protestors storming new york city's times square last night rallying near the white house as well as the u.s. military carried out the strikes in yemen. anti-war demonstrations condemning the retaliation demanding america stop its aid to israel. the groups warned it is a dangerous escalation that could lead to further war in the middle east. we wait to see whether or not it happens. keep your eye on three things. houthi springs that's number one, sabrina singh said there hasn't been a response yet. you need to wait and see what iran does. do they take action against the oil tankers on the open sea? the third thing is hezbollah is on speed dial for the iranians. they are on the northern border with israel. whether or not they take that call and respond to something that we'll wait to see. >> dana: today marks 100 days the hostages have been held by hamas. we have all of this swirling around plus this swirling around. poten

like, the nft's existed with the $200 million like the game is five years away.e we cannot play the game. i just like i was always pulling back the curtain and was like very disappointed by what i saw. so yeah, so at this point it's hard for me to like really get excited about the ideas. >> so i should disclose that i also, i made a podcast -- check, check. about -- [inaudible] check -- and is this cutting out? >> now it sounds okay. >> okay. and one of the biggest -- was -- one of the biggest challenges for me was like what level of depth describe the technical stuff. it could be like zero. it could be like 10,000 pages of footnotes depending on how you handled it. what was your thinking about like how much explanation needed to bemo in this book versus like the more fun friday parts? >> so definitely my thinking was like as little as you can get away with. like, do not explain anything if you don't need to and definitely not right for the beginning because that's going to turn people off. >> was a something you had to like calibrates are people reading it and b

that was '21 >> three years now >> nfts. >> kind of ramping up. >> ryan cohen.ese days? >> ryan cohen has not done as well he was able to do that really clever -- >> he bagged bed bath. >> no, he didn't bag anyone. what he did was made a move that was really good for him. >> not that it's all part of the same silo, but dimon did talk about bitcoin today as well on "squawk box. he said it was the last time he's ever going to address it. take a listen. >> what do you think of the -- there's about a dozen big financial companies, fidelity included -- >> number one, i don't care. please stop talking about this [ bleep ]. i don't know what he would say about blockchain versus currencies that do something versus bitcoin that does nothing, and maybe that's not different than me, but this is what makes a market. people have opinions this is the last time ever going to state my opinion. >> it's a free country you can do what you want he also said, though, that if these nefarious use cases are not addressed or fixed, he thinks the government, potentially, one day, would h