james o'sullivan joins us.tremely good at blinking market economics and what it -- at linking market economics and what it means for the markets. we are thrilled jim o'sullivan joins us. i want to talk about the signaling process you see out there. as the market signaling the fed or is the fed signaling the markets? james: it is a good question and we are puzzled by the rally in the bond market of last couple of months. for the most part the u.s. economy seems to be recovering fairly well. we just saw 850,000 increase in payrolls last week. it is inevitable that the boost from reopening and fiscal stimulus will fade. we do not expect to see 7% or 8% growth indefinitely. inevitably there will be fading. the economy seems to still be pretty strong. it is a puzzle that the bond market has rallied as much as it has. tom: it has rallied because of price up. i do not want you to go in full fixed income mode. does it concern you to see the oddities in the very short term market? link that to what our listeners and vie

here is cnn's donie o'sullivan reporting from the convention. >> reporter: pretty much eeverybody wen to here at this weekend at the conservative cpac convention in dallas, texas, they don't believe that trump actually lost the election. everybody apart from this one man. have a listen. >> you are one of the very few people i am likely to meet here this weekend who will tell me that biden won the election fairly. >> that's unfortunate. i got to have the evidence. i got to see it. if you tell me you're going to release the kraken, show me the freaken kraken. and don't go to mr. pillowman's website to get the information. >> they tried to tell us the tarrant county election, we went blue for the first time since 1962. it's not called an insurrection to me me. what about it was an insurrection. >> they stormed the capitol. >> who? who is they? >> the trump supporters. >> i mean, i'm sorry. you don't know who those people were. >> some trump supporters were invited in. and there is video and there is audio, they said come on. >> many people we have spoken to are in denial about the elect

cnn's doney o'sullivan has the details. >> pretty much everybody we have spoken to here this weekendn in dallas, texas, they don't believe that trump actually lost the election. everybody apart from this one man, have listen. you are one of the few people i am likely to meet this weekend who will tell me that biden won the election fairly. >> that's unfortunate. i got to have the evidence. i got to see it. if you tell me you are going to release the kraken, show me the freaking kraken for crying outloud. don't tell me to go to mr. pillow man's website to get the information. >> reporter: do you guys think the election was fair? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> they tried to tell us the tarrant county election, we went blue for the first time since 1962? it's not called an insurrection to me. what was an insurrection? >> they stormed the capitol. >> who is they? >> reporter: the trump supporters. >> [ bleep ]. >> i'm sorry [ bleep ]. you don't know who those people were. >> some trump supporters were invited in and there is video and there is audio that they said, come on. >> reporter: many pe

donie o'sullivan is outside the event. cnn political correspondent sorry murray is inside., sara. what's happening? >> well, you know, we have seen a number of speakers, but we haven't seeb the star power we normally see at cpac. we usually see the brightest stars of the republican party. this is really a group of conservatives that is still enamored with former president donald trump. he's effectively frozen the republican field. potential for the next presidential, because he hasn't announced whether or not he's going to run again. he's the big draw this conference. he's going to speak here later on this afternoon. the biggest applause lines here so far this weekend have had to do with the notion that the election was stolen, they have had to do with the former president and the fact that he will be here, and of course, you know, you never know exactly what donald trump is going to say when he takes the stage. but we know that he has been eager to run through these grievances again, the notion that the election was stolen, the notion the election was rigged, even though a

donie o'sullivan is in dallas. you've been speaking with attendees there.resulted in some interesting comments. i suppose you could say here and there. fill us in. tell us what you've been hearing from folks. >> hey, jim. got to say, there's a lot of proud boys and we've seen members of the 3 percenters militia group as well just walking around the cpac parking lot as well today to give you insight into sort of what the republican party is becoming. but we have been talking to a lot of supporters here over the weekend of former president trump. have a listen. >> do you accept he lost the election? >> i accept that on paper things happened to make it appear that way. i don't know what would have happened. i find it very questionable that he lost given the support that he had. >> do you think what happened on january 6th was a stain on trump's presidency? >> absolutely not. he didn't invoke any kind of violence. he didn't say anything that was making -- that was all just -- just, honestly, ridiculous. a few people acted out out of millions of people that atte

cnn's donie o'sullivan was there this weekend. and he joins us now live from dallas.ie, what did you see? >> reporter: hey, john. yeah, it was very much the trump show here in town this weekend. we spoke to a lot of people, probably 20 or 30 people. every single one of them, pretty much everybody, believed that both the election was stolen and also lies about the insurrection. i mean, it is quite sad when speaking to so many folks who have bought into this conspiracy theory about the election, which is now undermining their faith in american democracy. so many folks told us as well that they might not trust the results of the next year's mid term elections and one other thing, john, i think really sort of illustrates where i guess the republican party is right now is we were -- spent a lot of time both inside and outside the event. there is so many guys dressed up in sort of tactical gear. we saw guys wearing badges from the three percenters militia group allegedly involved in the insurrection and proud boys walking around the place as well. so this was a political co

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cnn's donie o'sullivan is in dallas, talking to people there.meet there at cpac on the same page about trump and the election? >> reporter: yeah, pam, pretty much. we spoke to a lot of people today. probably, about 20 people. and every single one of them said they don't believe that biden actually won the election. they think that trump won. all, except for this one gentleman. have a listen. so you are, you know, one of the very few people i am likely to meet here, this weekend, who will tell me that biden won the election, fairly. >> that's unfortunate. i got to have the evidence. i got to see it. if you tell me you're going to release the cracken, show me the freaking cracken, for crying out loud. and don't tell me to go to website to get the information. >> do you guys think the election was fair? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> they tried to tell us the tarrant county election, we went blue for the first time since 1962. it's not called an insurrection, to me. what about it was an insurrection? >> the capitol. >> who? who is they? >> the trump suppo

alexander gardner titles timothy o'sullivan's most powerful work from gettysburg a harvest of death so you can say this is going back to a harvest of life, but just take a look at it his backs to us. it's an endless field of wheat. he can't step backwards because the wheat blocks his backward step. all he can do is keep sizing things down. what do you think is going through his head? there's a wonderful book out there by eric dean called shook over hell where he compares the experiences of civil war veterans with vietnam veterans, and he said except for the use of the language like nostalgia and homesickness in the 19th century. it is all about post-traumatic stress. it is all about the difficulty of coming back home home is not the same. you're not the same. it doesn't work that way. on the same trip when homer painted a visit from the old mistress. he painted the cotton pickers and this is a picture that really i think puts the emphasis squarely on. what is the future for these three and a half million people who've now been given choices that seemed unmanageable and unrealistic thre

i am the captain of the risk management office and i am standing in for commander o'sullivan today for the presentation on the early intervention system 1st quarter report. switch to the next page, please. so the early intervention system is a system that identifies members who are exhibiting potential at risk behavior and it's a tool provided to officers before they are involved in a problematic event. in this particular slide, i'd like to point out the second paragraph on this slide. i know the previous public comment, there is a comment about certain members that might be listed in this report and they're not listed by name and we are unable to release the names of those officers or the particulars of any investigation per police officer bill of rights and under 832.seven of the penal code. so i just want to point that out. next slide, please. luckily, the early intervention system, i have a great team. it's lieutenant perra, sergeant tarwin navol. next paragraph. so so as i said previously, early intervention system identifies members who are exhibiting potential at risk behavior.

. >> according to our donnie o'sullivan, there were three percenters and proud boys just walking around at cpac. this is different. >> look, the grass roots level there's a lot of, shall we say, interesting people in politics, right and left. i want to encourage -- we can't have a dem kras without an informed citizenry. lea leaders, we have to elevate leaders who are responsible with the information they share, encourage and the example that they set. and we also have to make sure we're not empowering, right or left, leaders or groups that are crazy or extreme. and it's not that difficult. it shouldn't be that hard for americans to say we're not going to elevate people who are obviously, you know, nutty and who are in leadership positions. we're not going to elevate or embrace groups that are militant and extreme or dangerous in their behaviors and that includes a bunch of groups on the left, too. >> but, i mean, what we're seeing is this particular conference, i don't think we're seeing something like this on the left. i'm talking about three percenters. >> we may not see it on the lef

younger people -- >> so cnn's o'sullivan talked about why people are refusing vaccines. watch this. >> do you know people who got sick and died from the virus? >> i know people who got it and died. but i know people who got cancer and died too. >> you know three people who died from coronavirus and you won't get the vaccine? >> no, i don't need the vaccine. >> have you gotten vaccinated in. >> no, won't do it. >> can you chose why? >> i'm allergic to the chemicals and stuff, and freedom. if you have an abortion and choose your body, should i choose if i get a shot. >> i have heart problems. so i just don't feel there's enough data on it to warrant me doing it. >> yeah. >> got to wait a little bit and see how it works out. >> so they have pre-existing conditions which makes them more susceptible to the virus. okay, listen, your body, your choice. i said it before, people who are vaccinated aren't the ones in hospitals though. they're not the ones who are dying. if you're not vaccinated, you're right in the sights of the virus, especially if you have pre-existing condition

take a look at cnn's o'sullivan. he talked to some of them. >> what are you hoping to hear from trump? >> that he is going to regain his rightful seat as president. >> in 2024? >> no. >> when? >> as soon as the election is overturned for the election fraud. >> do you guys think the election was fair? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> they tried to tell us the tarrant county election we went blue for the first time since 1962. it's not called an insurrection to me. what about it was an insurrection? >> they stormed the capitol. >> who? who is they? >> the trump supporters, right? >> i'm sorry, bull [ bleep ]. you don't know who those people were. >> some trump supporters were invited in and there is video and audio that say come on. [ laughter ] >> never mind what the indictments say, what prosecutors say. what's been happening in court. never mind any of that. never mind the facts i should say. those folks donnie talked to have been told lies over and over. they are adults. but lies they have been led to believe. again, they a

donie o'sullivan is in dallas talking to people who attended cpac. donie, what are you hearing?: we spoke to probably 20 or 30 people here at cpac about inside and outside the event this weekend, and look, pretty much everybody believes the election was stolen. they falsely believe the election was stolen. that's a pretty sad thing. they're losing faith in american democracy. on the other sort of far end of the conspiracy theory spectrum, there's a conspiracy theory that the department of justice is very worried about, this idea that trump could be reinstated, that in some way the election eight months ago could be overturned. have a listen to this one woman. what are you hoping to hear from trump? >> that he is going to regain his rightful seat as president. >> in 2024? >> no. >> when? >> as soon as the election is overturned for the election fraud. >> people are thinking the wrong thing, but you have some people thinking about what to do about it if it doesn't happen, and if that takes the shape of violence. what have you heard about that? >> reporter: absolutely. this is the

cnn's doeny o'sullivan has more from dallas. >> reporter: hey, christine and laura.ere in dallas this week was very much the trump show. that was reflected in a straw poll that was conducted here over the weekend. 17% of attendees surveyed here said they would want to see trump be the republican candidate in 2024, and trump had a remarkable moment of honesty about that poll. listen to what he had to say. >> and by the way, you have a poll coming out. unfortunately, i want to know what it is -- you know they do that straw poll, right? now, if it's bad, i say it's fake. if it's good, i say that's the most accurate poll perhaps ever. >> reporter: of course trump repeating lies about the election. we heard many of those same lies repeated by many attendees at the conference over the weekend. do you accept he lost the election? >> i accept that on paper things happened to make it appear that way. i don't know what would have happened. i find it very questionable that he lost given the support that he had. >> yeah, he did lose the election, but we believe -- i believe ther

let's go to cnn's donie o'sullivan live in dallas at cpac. donie, it's clear that donald trump and the big lie still control much if not all of the republican party. what else are you hearing down there in dallas? >> reporter: hey, jim. it's really quite remarkable to hear just pretty much from everyone we speak to, almost, here and also, you know, in ohio at a trump rally two weeks ago, everybody buying into the big lie but also the insurrection which was only just six months ago. so many trump supporters are convinced despite all of the evidence, all of the indictments, that it wasn't actually trump supporters at the capitol on january 6, that it in some way was a left wing plot. we were speaking to some trump supporters at cpac in dallas today. have a listen. who have you seen speaking? >> today? >> reporter: or just this weekend? >> trump. we would like to see him run again. he's got the right message and the right policies. uh, he's done wonders for the united states, the four years that he was in there. and, uh, we've gone in the opposi

cnn correspondent donie o'sullivan is joining us now. donie, good to see you as always. facebook releasing a statement taking direct aim at the biden administration, saying, quote, at a time when covid-19 cases are rising in america, the biden administration chosen to blame a handful of american social media companies, social media plays important role in society, it is clear we need a whole of society approach to end this pandemic. president's goal -- biden's goal was for 70% of americans to be vaccinated by july 4th. facebook is not the reason this goal was missed. now, this is all from a current senior executive at facebook, publicly pushing against the president. but what do you make of the situation in their statement. >> reporter: facebook really, really pushing back very hard here against the biden administration over the weekend. they're essentially saying, one facebook official telling me, the reporters this weekend, that they believe that the biden administration is trying to turn facebook into a scapegoat for the administration not reaching its own goals on va

the post august period that i would really be watching as a terrorism professional because donie o'sullivane interviews with these people and they said if trump is not reinstalled, then they're going to have to start talking civil war. i've been monitoring their communications since last december. these people are already, many of them, committed to the concept of overthrowing american democracy and inciting civil war. all you have to do is watch ar-15 ammunition prices which skyrocketed last year from 21 cents a bullet to almost $1.25 a bullet. many of these people think that there is an apocalypse coming. let me tie this back into qanon. i think you were rather modest in what you said qanon was. they believe that there is a global cabal of people who are eating, kidnapping and sex trafficking children who are the entire democratic party, all liberals, all progressives, and the fundamental way of dealing with them is a mass genocide of all liberals and democrats or bringing them to guantanamo or having what they call the day of the rope, which actually came from the turner diaries, the boo

our colleague, donie o'sullivan, went to the trump rally in ohio over the weekend.said we are going to be in a civil war. and that supporter was not alone. how big is this threat? >> the temperature is high, right now. there was a poll released about a month ago. that indicated that a full-15% of americans ascribe to the qanon theory that our government, the media, the financial world is run by satanic-worshipping pedophiles. 15%. that is one-in-six americans. the temperature is high right now. the threat of domestic-based violent extremism is high right now. that -- that pot of water boiled over, on january 6th. and there's no reason to suspect that it's over. that may have been the tip of the iceberg. >> it is -- that's an extraordinary number -- it's not new. and this form, it's relatively new. but you confronted it when -- when you were secretary, in terms of violent extremism. and our whitney wild, our colleague who covers this extensively, said to me the other day on the air, how do you stop a thought? and that really is key here. how do you stop a thought? >>

there's a -- younger people -- >> so, cnn's donie o'sullivan talked to some folks at cpac about why theywatch this. >> reporter: do you know any people who got sick or died from the virus? >> i know three people who have gotten -- who got it and died but you know what? i know people who have got cancer and died, too. >> you know three people who died from coronavirus and you won't get the vaccine? >> no, i don't -- like i said, i don't need the vaccine. >> have you guys gotten vaccinated? >> no. >> won't do it. >> can i ask why? why you chose not to? >> i am allergic to a lot of things in the chemicals and stuff like that and freedom. you -- you get to choose. if you can have an abortion and choose your body, i should be able to choose if i get a shot. >> what about you, sir? >> i have heart problems. >> okay. >> so i just don't feel that it's -- there is enough data on it. >> okay. >> to warrant me doing it. >> yeah. >> got to wait a little bit. see how everything works out. >> so, they have pre-existing conditions, which makes them more susceptible to the virus. okay. listen. your body

somebody said to donie o'sullivan this weekend at cpac, the only republican actually he talked to, i believes that biden is the legitimate president, said where is the friggin' kraken? we will talk about the court sanctions they are now facing with michigan's attorney general. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> so, lawyers are not supposed to file groundless lawsuits. when they do, the worst that usually happens is the case gets dismissed and the losing side has to pay court costs. now, in rare instances, though, when a civil action is frivolous enough or filed in sufficiently bad faith or under false premises, the court can sanction the attorneys involved. well, today, sidney powell, lynn wood, and other lawyers who sued to get election results thrown out in michigan faced a federal judge. by most accounts, it did not go well for them. judge linda parker asking the attorneys if some of their assertions quote should have been obviously questionable. just to remind you of some those of tho

somebody said to donie o'sullivan this weekend at cpac, the only republican, actually, he talked to,tually believes that biden is the legitimate president said, where is the frigging kraken? we will talk about the court sanctions they are now facing with michigan's attorney general. we match all the cash back new card members earn at the end of their first year automatically woo! i got my mo-ney! it's hard to contain yourself isn't it? uh- huh! well let it go! woooo! get a dollar for dollar match at the end of your first year. only from discover. the time is now. to stop talking. to start doing. time to create clean energy jobs. it's time to inspire, to hire, to build. and to lead. it's time to shine. and to move. time to punch the clock, roll up our sleeves and get to work to fight climate change. our president put forward a plan to create clean energy jobs in big cities, small towns, and everywhere in between. now it's time for congress to get it done. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key

going to the last slide, the commander o'sullivan updated you on many of these at his last presentation, but i will add that for 18-002 that should be presented to the 3rd quarter fbr2 along with 20-002 and 20-003. so we're anticipating three more of these to be presented at our next meeting. on the following sheet, on the last page, the three in-custody deaths 15-002, 003, and 19-one anticipate that all three of these cases will be reviewed in the 3rd quarter. so we should have six cases. three o.i.s.s and three in-custody deaths at our next meeting and that concludes my report and i'd entertain any questions. >> president cohen: sorry about that. i was having trouble unmuting. thank you for your report. i see no names on the roster. are there no questions for the report? how is the officer? >> the officer's fine. >> president cohen: everyone, all the parties involved were good. >> yes. >> president cohen: that's good to hear. thank you for the presentation. okay. we'll keep moving forward on the agenda. >> thank you. >> clerk: those who would like to make public comment regarding line

going to the last slide, the commander o'sullivan updated you on many of these at his last presentation, but i will add that for 18-002 that should be presented to the 3rd quarter fbr2 along with 20-002 and 20-003. so we're anticipating three more of these to be presented at our next meeting. on the following sheet, on the last page, the three in-custody deaths 15-002, 003, and 19-one anticipate that all three of these cases will be reviewed in the 3rd quarter. so we should have six cases. three o.i.s.s and three in-custody deaths at our next meeting and that concludes my report and i'd entertain any questions. >> president cohen: sorry about that. i was having trouble unmuting. thank you for your report. i see no names on the roster. are there no questions for the report? how is the officer? >> the officer's fine. >> president cohen: everyone, all the parties involved were good. >> yes. >> president cohen: that's good to hear. thank you for the presentation. okay. we'll keep moving forward on the agenda. >> thank you. >> clerk: those who would like to make public comment regarding line

i am the captain of the risk management office and i am standing in for commander o'sullivan today for presentation on the early intervention system 1st quarter report. switch to the next page, please. so the early intervention system is a system that identifies members who are exhibiting potential at risk behavior and it's a tool provided to officers before they are involved in a problematic event. in this particular slide, i'd like to point out the second paragraph on this slide. i know the previous public comment, there is a comment about certain members that might be listed in this report and they're not listed by name and we are unable to release the names of those officers or the particulars of any investigation per police officer bill of rights and under 832.seven of the penal code. so i just want to point that out. next slide, please. luckily, the early intervention system, i have a great team. it's lieutenant perra, sergeant tarwin navol. next paragraph. so so as i said previously, early intervention system identifies members who are exhibiting potential at risk behavior. prov

going to the last slide, the commander o'sullivan updated you on many of these at his last presentation, but i will add that for 18-002 that should be presented to the 3rd quarter fbr2 along with 20-002 and 20-003. so we're anticipating three more of these to be presented at our next meeting. on the following sheet, on the last page, the three in-custody deaths 15-002, 003, and 19-one anticipate that all three of these cases will be reviewed in the 3rd quarter. so we should have six cases. three o.i.s.s and three in-custody deaths at our next meeting and that concludes my report and i'd entertain any questions. >> president cohen: sorry about that. i was having trouble unmuting. thank you for your report. i see no names on the roster. are there no questions for the report? how is the officer? >> the officer's fine. >> president cohen: everyone, all the parties involved were good. >> yes. >> president cohen: that's good to hear. thank you for the presentation. okay. we'll keep moving forward on the agenda. >> thank you. >> clerk: those who would like to make public comment regarding line

my name is tatum o'sullivan, and i have seen firsthand that cameo house is not just a residential programowering and an affirming community. it makes a huge difference in the lives of these women and these children to have that community and have that support and be reassured and reaffirmed in their own economy, their own power, and their potential to be productive citizens and members of the san francisco community. please, i strongly urge the board, department of homelessness, and the mayor's office to support funding for cameo house. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for sharing your comments. could we get the next caller, please. >> hi. i'm reading a statement on behalf of kaitlyn mcnamara on support of children and family caregivers. [inaudible] >> clerk: thank you for sharing your comments. can we get the next caller, please? >> hello, supervisors. this is gloria derry, joining the budget party. i'm calling on above of s.f. block, san francisco black led organization. please fund 2 million or more in ad backs capacity building areas. the ad backs are educational and reporting opportuni