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especially on war fronts in all kind of places where wars are being wages by especially occidental and countries. i would say it is quite striking, especially considering yesterday was the first day of the 9 month long trial of people responsible for the attacks on november 2015 in paris. it has a very strong symbolic and political range. hashim: this has been a long ride for your organization but do you think you have reached a point where you can deal with -- say it is a matter of time before lafarge faces the main charge, complicity in crimes against humanity? guest: i would definitely say so. if it is a breakthrough, we have to see the appeals court will have to rule on whether lafarge was right in asking the consolation of discharge. we will have to see how the new appeals court will deal with this request from lafarge. it will do so bearing in mind that your interpretation of complicity that the supreme court yesterday ruled --we can go in details about that if you want, but once the appeals court will confirm that the indictment for complicity in crimes against humanity has to b

o occidental they're going after january, aggressively bought they're going because of the time frameme 250, 270, that's about the option range stock was a little over 30 at the time we saw this hitting next i got one for you we haven't talked about the metals in a long time. we are starting to see a little bit of a pickup there. matter of fact, we saw barrick gold hitting a few minutes ago, but i will give you gdx, the gold miner's index november 33 calls, all in one print, 4,000 of those bought today. that just tells me people are starting to diversify a little bit more and getting out there i like both of these names, but i continue to love these beta names in energy. >> i appreciate that, pete thank you very much. >>> did you know that cnbc is delivering alpha conference takes place tomorrow and you can still register at deliveringalpha.com i will speak to two top investors there, the alpha maverick himself, the founder and ceo of social capital. brad gerchner is chairman and ceo of altimeter citapal i cannot wait for both conversations. >>> up next, weiss and jim weigh in on a ne

no power in occidental foggy practically. it is raining dripping morning and no fire danger in this heavy drizzle. it wasn't a car into a pole, as sometimes happens. instead random. recurring outages are hitting because lines have been set for high sensitivity. in fire season if something touches them a tree branch, possibly a bird or squirrel, they shut down. this entire town really depends on weekend business. this store owner closed saturday sold off food and took a big loss. we can't lose power every week. i mean, it's happened for five times. in the last six weeks and also happening in marin county's san jeronimo valley about an outage a week making it frustrating to run a business or work from home since pg and e implemented fast trip sensors in high fire threat zones. outages have been frequent from santa cruz to half moon bay and in the sierra foothills to increase the sensitivity basically, so if there's a fault detected on the line, it shuts off faster and more often shuts off automatically, and it doesn't provide a

especially on the, on, on war france in all kinds of places where wars are being wages by especially occidental and western countries. so i would say that it's quite striking, especially considering that yesterday was the 1st day of the 9 month long trial of the people responsible for the attacks on november to 2015 in paris. so it has a very strong symbolic and political arrange canal with this has been a long ride for your organization. but do you think that you have reached a point where you could d, you could say, it's just a matter of time before la font face says the the, the main charge was chief complicity and crimes against humanity. as i would definitely say so, so it's the breakthrough. now we have to see, you know, the appeals courts will, has to rule again on whether it was right in asking the constellation of discharge for crime, for complicity and crimes against humanity. so we will have to see how the new appeals court newly composed will deal with this request from the fashion. we know that it will do so. bearing in mind the new interpretation of complicity that the supreme cou

no power in occidental foggy practically. it is rainy, dripping morning and no fire danger in this heavy drizzle. it wasn't a car into a pole as sometimes happens. instead random recurring outages are hitting because lines have been set for high sensitivity in fire season if something touches them, a tree branch, possibly a bird or squirrel. they shut down. this entire town really depends on weekend business. this store owner closed saturday sold off food and took a big loss. we can't lose power every week. i mean, it's happened. 45 times. in the last six weeks and also happening in marin county's san jeronimo valley about an outage a week making it frustrating to run a business or work from home since pg and e implemented fast trip sensors in high fire threat zones. outages have been frequent from santa cruz to half moon bay and in the sierra foothills to increase the sensitivity basically, so if there's a fault detected on the line, it shuts off faster and more often, it shuts off automatically, and it doesn't provide a spa

you have occidental, oil and gas, marathon, 6%, 7%. part of that is the energy crisis and part is reflation. pres. biden: delivering remarks and receiving a booster shot. like i did in my first and second covid-19 vaccination shot , i am about to get my booster shot and do it publicly. that is because the food and drug administration, center for disease control and prevention looked at all the data, completed their review and determined the boosters for the pfizer vaccine, others will come later maybe, i assume, but the pfizer vaccines are safe and effective. last week they laid out who is eligible for those boosters for now. you are eligible for a booster if it has been six months since her second pfizer shot and if you fall into one of these categories -- people over 65, adults with certain underlying health conditions like diabetes and obesity, and those who are it increased risk of covid-19 because of where you work or where you live, like health care workers, teachers, first responders, grocery store clerks. if you fall into one o

occidental petroleum flying up. that sector is the top sector on the year, up 35%. much is oil. the top one of the year could be a catch up trade. guy: we will see what happens next year. markets looking through what could be a difficult winter. we will park that for the moment. new york fed president john williams, the fed governor will be speaking later today, the satellite launching. tomorrow, we moved back to the central bank story. alix: the ecb form on central banking, but treasury secretary janet yellen and jay powell will be testifying on thursday. that's the main event of the week. plus you get evans and bullard speaking tomorrow. talking about what kind of christmas we will have. if you were buying christmas stuff you by that at the end of summer. i think in the main event it will be janet yellen and jay powell together, the debt limit will be so politicized and front and center in that conversation. alix: we will take -- guy: we will take that live for you tomorrow. we will watch that with a deal of interest. the director of policy research joining us on

we have covered companies like occidental that have facilities in the gulf of mexico that will take timeme back, but they are not struggling to put more barrels into the market. they are actually trying to keep barrels off the market that they think demand is not required. -- demand does not require. guy: do you think they will continue to do that? there is this new conversion of the industry, discipline the word we hear all the time from ceos, but prices continue to push ever higher. the temptation will be to increase production. how disciplined do you think they will be over the next year? jeanine: well, i mean, all indications from what we have, last week from our conference, is that the companies will remain disciplined through the end of the year even in the face of higher oil prices, and they have already done that pretty much. the question will be what happens in 2022. we think they will stay disciplined. all the companies are looking at three macro factors to give than the all clear that the market needs their incremental barrels, and we don't have all three, so they are cautious

and occidental among the worst. down closer to 7 pistons and the moves in energy stocks as oil prices sink both bench marks down 2% today over concerns of a pullback in china. to put today's move in context wti up 10% in the past month alone after storms disrupted much of the production in the gulf but oil and energy getting caught up in the selloff today one of the etfs that tracks oil producers is tracking for the worst day since march. back to you. >> leslie, thank you only a lot of carnage in the energy sector. and when you hear a fund manager like jason saying there's a har hit to china's economy it is not surprising to see why and why investors here in the u.s. might feel it. how do you look at the energy stocks >> the energy sector is above the august lows and even though it's hit today it is sensitive to global growth positions and i don't think it's positioned as badly. when f you look at the xle badly perform the crude and natural gas this quarter i guess my point is they were not really caught out on the

nasdaq is down behalf a percent crude at a three-year high that's gift a lift to energy games like occidental, diamondback and apa. all up 5 to 8% the price of natural gas is also near session highs that's boosting shares of antero resources and cabot oil and gas. natural gas is $5.61 the banks higher as well it is a finergy day. the ten-year yield hitting a key level breaking 1.5% earlier on we have not seen that since june rick santelli has more on these moves this afternoon rick >> just because you haven't seen it in a while and just because you are not seeing it very long today, in my opinion, doesn't mean you are not going to see a lot more activity at higher yield levels look how far the treasury yield market has come. ten-year notes on that fed wednesday. 30 basis points. come a long way. at one point, 20 basis points. now about 17 and various curves are acting a bit funky. tens, minus twos steepest in three months tens minus five, there is a one year chart you can see how flat they are. the twos are not a good part of the curve to observe use five to tens, fives to 30s and all the res

and oil is touching a six week high sending the energy space higher marathon up 7% occidental these are all mopping the top gainers in the s&p 500 and there are reports private equity firm apollo approached tronox with an all-cash oil. 15% pop. i believe those reports are yet to be confirmed. in a year and a half the markets have gone from pandemic bottoms to record highs. more than 50 so far this year. these cycles usually take a lot longer to play out to mike santoli and a look just how to play this sped-up cycle mike >> reporter: we started making new highs a few months after the covid crash in march of 2020 we're 30% higher in the s&p 500 right now than we were at the peak before that downturn with the pandemic we've gone a long way in a short amount of time valuations as well we're now about 21 times what are expected to be peak s&p 500 earnings over the next year. it's a high perch, one year out of a decline in earnings like we saw back then. equity exposure among investors. they're basically also near record highs clearly we do not have the same down side reset you get in a long,

over $70 a barrel once again, that's why you've heard more positive commentary about nat gas up occidental and cabot outperforming. cabot up 7%. as for the big tech names, google and facebook taking a breather and facebook close to a new high we will have more on that coming up we begin with the march towards the taper. we will watch for signs the market is making the progress it wants to see before beginning that process let's go to steve liesman for a look at what exactly investors are expecting and what will be good enough for the fed. >> reporter: kelly, thank you. another strong jobs report indicated tomorrow the weak adp report, the delta variant has at least dented job growth and raises questions how solid that estimate is for 720,000 jobs for the august report inflation is at or above its goal jobs, clear progress but not substantial further progress which is what fed chairman jay powell wants the loss of unemployment benefits, about 10,000 people stand to lose emergency benefits on september 6th curiously that's labor day weekend, eliminating $6 billion in weekly payments there's

sector is so strong today that all five leaders on the s&p 500 are energy names, apache, marathon, occidentalot oil. our "countdown" closer says he has another energy name to create what he says is a energy portfolio. bring on sarge guilfoyle joining me now. conocophillips, why that one? >> conocophillips is kind of a counter culture choice every win else is divesting fossil fuels. these guys are buying land in the permian from royal deutch. number three ranked stock in the xle behind exxon and chevron. both of those stocks created gaps. this one has not. it has better chance sustaining gains made. you have a breakout, 63 pivot. target price of 7dollars. panic price at $70. we can move our target price up to 81 or 82. liz: you guy with the cup an candle patterns, all kinds of things. i never see it. it is like a rorschach. sarge it is trading 13 times forward earnings. i like that. give us a line on bank of america. this is one of your picks. today the 10-year-year-old popping up to 1.5%. we haven't seen that in a while. whats it it mean for bank stocks? >> when yield spreads expand that is f

when oil goes up these days, it only benefits the oil industry good news for shareholders occidental, pioneer, devon energy, chevron, but bad news for any company that consumes oil or gas which is pretty much everybody. i like pioneer, devon and chevron. you can buy the better oil and gas, but don't fool yourself, please they're terrible leaders for the stock market we're talking general custer level leadership when these are the only groups that consistently rally the market is not going to go anywhere why? high energy prices are part of the basket of rising raw costs that plague every single industry and is really starting to get us down when the oil and gas stocks leave, you always get the sense that crude is about to bust out, right? however, i remain convinced that when oil gets a 70, as it did today, the saudis will keep a lid on their american competitors. the american competitors will drill and that hurts the market share. whet the petroleum goes higher, it translates into lower stock prices if it's transitory, we're not. if it's not, it weighs on me, too. these days we're see

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>> i'm going to give you occidental i'd always rather be in the individual names i think this one's going a lot higher >> j.b.? >> live nation there are very few triple tops in this market and almost no quadruple tops 92 has been resistance challenging 92 right here. hopefully this is the time she breaks through i'm long, i love it it >> thanks, everybody "the exchange" starts right now. ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. and here's what's ahead today. stocks are popping, bond yields are ripping higher is it the fed, china, the spending framework democrats reached an gragreement on this morning? and should investors trade this or fade it >>> plus, niche green flying machine that can rally near 50%. we have the name and the analyst behind the call. >>> doordash seeing a big jump this year, and it continues to make partnerships. in fact, it briefly surpassed uber in market cap can they keep it up? bob pisani, we look at every angle. >> and you might be a little surprised that we have such a strong rally a lot of people feel that they did another great job sayin

i went to occidental college. i kind of made the wrong choice.d. i grew as a person. i am a better person because i got challenged. i wish liberals would understand that. >> rachel: there has to be open debate. jason, it's always great debating with you. >> thanks, rachel. >> rachel: all right. don't go anywhere, the one and only jimmy fola is here and he is going on the clock next. ♪ that's a nice truck. yeah, it's the chevy silverado. check out this multi-flex tailgate. multi-flex, huh? wow. it becomes a step. mom, dad's flexing again. that's not all. you can extend the bed for longer stuff. is he still... still flexing. that's right! and, it becomes a workspace... you can put your laptop here. i'm sending an imaginay email. hey dad, dinner! hey! look who stopped by daddy's office. wait, you work here? the chevy silverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. find new flexibility. find new roads. chevrolet. i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccin

>> i'm going to give you occidental i'd always rather be in the individual names i think this one's goingst no quadruple tops 92 has been resistance challenging 92 right here. hopefully this is the time she breaks through i'm long, i love it it >> thanks, everybody "the exchange" starts right now. ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. and here's what's ahead today. stocks are popping, bond yields are ripping higher is it the fed, china, the spending framework democrats reached an gragreement on this morning? and should investors trade this or fade it >>> plus, niche green flying machine that can rally near 50%. we have the name and the analyst behind the call.

schlumberger, occidental, apache, marathon oil everything is up by 4 or 6% and keep in mind the companies in the gulf have still not reached peak capacity since hurricane ida hit two weeks ago. u.s. regulators say and this is the latest number here, 40% of the gulf's elon musk and gas output is still shuttered, and even before the hurricane season hit, pounding supply, there was already an epic run-up infos ill fuels from last year. take a look, is up 95% from its 52 week low hit on october 30. that gas futures are up a heart thumping 170% from its 52 week low hit over a year ago, and this is goldman sachs global oil market is set to "rally significantly." so let's bring in our floor show traders we have oil extraordinaire phil flynn and brian foster, and an industrial metals expert, because industrial metals have been on an absolute terror but phil i'll start with you first on black gold. talk to me about what you expected to do. i mean it's really kind of rear ing its head at this point over the past year. >> yeah, it is absolutely amazing, and i think what you're seeing here, liz, is a

of bay area communities are now losing their power without any warning happened this weekend in occidental in rural sonoma county. it was not a planned power outage for fire safety. pg recently reset its sensors in an effort to tell when a power line could spark a fire and that technology is now setting off false alarms. increased sensitivity, basically, so if there's a fault detected on the line, it shuts off faster and more often shuts off automatically, and it doesn't provide a spark. unplanned outages have also been frequent from santa cruz to half moon bay ever since pg and e installed these new sensors on its power lines now to west san jose, where some neighbors are calling attention to a homeless encampment, not too far from santana row. the encampment is near interstate 2 80. the winchester mystery house, the city says it's offered to help people at that site several times, san jose says it only forces camps too close if they're near schools or if they're blocking the sidewalk. people who live nearby say they feel like the city is not hearing their concerns. they cannot stay on th

of that you see the big global oil companies and oil and exploration companies like apache and occidental, hess, and hall burton. all of them down 4 to 6% today then you look at consumer cyclicals in the united states on concerns that things might slow down a little bit ford and general motors. then retailers like tapestry and gap. what do they have in common other than the fact they are consumer cyclicals, they all topped out about may that was about the top of the global eopening story. we are actually, most of these stocks are significantly below the highs that they hit back in may. same situation with industrials. caterpillar, all the big names there, united rentals. all of them topped out eshlier in the year on the global growth story. same situation, most down 4% or 5% the banks have been sideways many many months now as interest rates started moving up post election a year ago into january and february, the banks had done -- did very well. they have essentially been sideways lower today. a lot of people are figuring out what's going on on the technicals if you don't understand the

&p today, no longer the best performing sector this year even, replaced by real estate de'veon, occidentalondback energy, all down about 6% right now. it makes sense these are cyclical parts of the market some of the individual names are down about 4.5%, also on track to snap a four-month winning streak with the worst month since march of 2020. airlines are bucking the trend as travel restrictions are planned to be eased for foreign visitors vaccinated against covid. arnie airlines squeezing out a 1.3% gain. a check on the homebuilders. a look at how they're trading after positive reports this morning, di. >> we thought so, kelly. they're all down 3% to 4% on the day. homebuilder sentiment was up for the first time in three months with builders citing a drop in lumber prices but a surprise from horton, giving guidance on q4 revenues citing continued significant interruptions in supply chain along with tightness in the labor market. they flashed revenue guidance due to lower outlook in closing. similar guidance from pultey and we will be getting quarterly from lennar later in the day >> wha

the two stocks leading the s&p 500 are occidental and marathon. they're each up about 6%.s up. gas goes up. we all feel it. lauren: plastics that use petroleum go up. they are in toys. talking about the holiday season. tax hikes for everybody. stuart: gas is still about 3.19, but probably going up from here, fairly rapidly i would say. zoom. there is the oil companies. what have you got on zoom. lauren: hit a new low a few moments ago. i think this is good news. as the delta variant subsides the world goes back to normal we'll go back to the office, be not on zoom anymore. zoom communications, a company that helped us out during the lows of the pandemic, in is not helping us. stuart: beyond meat r they down or up? lauren: they're up. selling beyond chicken tenders at a variety of stores nationwide next month and expanding the partnership with walmart a 70% increase in the walmarts offering the beyond sausage patties. stuart: you have got news from boston fed president eric rosengren. i don't know what the story is. just in. what is it? lauren: he is retiring nine months ea

prices you'll see that play out with the energy stocks, they're part of today's biggest losers occidentalown by 3%. and we've seen a big broad selloff in cryptocurrency too. it's been closely linked to the markets for a while. you can see that's the case. bitcoin down 5.3%. lite coin off by 6.5%. >> we need an nft something. bitcoin got as low as 44, it was down 6% at one point i wanted to check the ten year right away to see if we were at 1.2. i thought there -- >> not much movement there, interesting. >> no. i think if we were really worried this was going to turn into something even worse, you'd see the ten-year rallying. it's been a slow decline we'd say it's not declining, up 200 in the morning and then down 200 by the end of the day. we're down 3% or so from the highs? >> we should put that in perspective, only 3% from the highs. >> if you add the one -- down today less than 2. >> 1.6% for the dow. >> we're going to eunice >> let's talk about what happened in hong kong overnight because that has a large part to play, at least some of the feeling here stocks in hong kong plunging mor

energy by far the top performing sector crude back above $70 names like cabot and occidental are up today the job less claims is the lowest level since the part of the pandemic that's ahead of tomorrow's jobs report retail stocks are making a moving we have more on those straight ahead. we have 59 minutes left to go in the trading session. wilf >> a big show coming up. as always, we'll speak with bank of america's head of retail about the state of consumer and whether the delta variant is hurting the numbers he's seeing. >>> and the ceo of first center on the impact of extreme weather. >>> pike santoli is tracking the market action. ylan mui has a look at whether the infrastructure bill will address some of the problems that this week's flooding has brought to light >> we're idles ahead of the jobs number some upwards drift between about 45.20 and 45.40 area, so it seems as if we're flattening out before we get the jobs number before, and the start of month flows, which maybe you with squint and see that the market is a big sluggish here still, obviously very much on trend. nothing is rea

occidental petroleum higher this morning, one of the top gainers as brent crude hits its highest levelbest buy shares are seeing green after being named a top idea of piper sandler. you can see those shares up 4.5% keep an eye as carl mentioned on treasuries the 10-year yield topping briefly 1.5% this morning. it's back at 1.477 that's as investors continue to weigh inflation fears, potential government shutdown this week, the two-year and five-year at highs we have not seen since early 2020 >> we're going to turn back to the markets starting off mixed as we close out the month and the quarter this week. let's bring in bob doll, cross market global investment officer. always good to check in with you. good monday morning. >> you too. >> we were talking about sort of the mixed market here and the impact of higher yields. you point out we did get the 5% drop on an intraday basis high to low there's a lot more churn on the individual stock basis >> agreed. i want to point out that differentials you point out between the dow and the nasdaq is 150 basis points, a percent and a half that's a

3% on the session so far today within that sector, you got names like marathon oil, apa corp., occidentale gains come alongside a move higher in prices with some production off line following hurricane ida several weeks ago. not to mention the looming threat of tropical storm nicholas coming up so watch those oil prices. there's more "squawk on the street." stay with us right after this break. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with buildings. - so no more waiting. sfx: ding! see how easy...? don't just sell it. ten-x it. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. ♪♪ hey look. we're twinsies. at cvs, flu shots can be free, safe, and quick. so the whole family can get them. now we're twinsies. get $5 dollars off $20 with each free flu shot at cvs. >>> welcome back th

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look at thematic elements, occidental and energy companies low eer with oil prices after saudi price sensitives names and check on what's happening with this particular name. it's a recently public cybersecurity company through a spac merger called ironnet up 76% right now ever since kind of being public or just today. this stock is now getting, maybe you heard this, more and more mentions on internet chat forms like on reddit with regard weathers thcould be the next possible short squeeze candidate. that number of mentionings triggering into stock surge, that's up. only a private company seven days at one point this morning up about 150% one name to watch there, pirn n ironnet on the cyber scutsecuriy side, and the previous trading session. ten-year note back to one and apple, nvidia and mongodb with regard to its massive earnings report surge on friday's session rounding out the top five. guys, as always, rest of the top 10 and highlights from the top 50 on the domino back to you. >> perfectly reasonable. up 100 and ever at one point today. ironnet. final check on the markets, very

big gainers this morning are in the oil and gas industry like marathon oil, occidental petroleum.nal agency which says oil dmoond is set to pick up an estimated 1.6 million barrels a day into october and that will continue to grow into year end >>> we mentioned apple big streaming event is today that stock will be on the move given those announcements. also keep an eye on apple suppliers like jabil, broadcom if you're interested to see what other apple suppliers could be on the move today go to cnbc.com/pro s subscribers can see the moves there. it's not just apple but watch the suppliers as well. >> dom, we will do that. thank you. 2041 >> 2041. >> i've got 2038 for millennials and then -- >> it's tom leroy, kai-fu lee with 2041. >> i better get that booster. >> watch my cholesterol. >> i'm with you. >> get the third shot. >> still to come, democrats formally unveiling i had the nightmare again maxine. the world was out of wonka bars... relax. you just need digital workflows. they help keep everyone supplied and happy, proactively. let's workflow it. then you can stop having thos

susan: more the growth plays take a look at oil in the occidental to marathon, banks are economic proxies there are growth concerns with the delta variant that means financials come down on all of this with high-tech. stuart: i'm sorry to interrupt but i'm looking at the financials if any of them hold evergreen debt and some of the big investment firms like goldman sachs they don't take a hit. >> will contagion because you do have hsbc and standard chartered bank that have the lows for the evergreen properties, have you looked at the fear gauge this is indication to the jitters on the market highest from mid-may above 20. stuart: what about morgan stanley they came out and said it's a warning for morgan stanley there warning about a destructive outcome to the bull run. susan: note that were in a bull run morgan stanley is saying their chief u.s. strategist has been cautious for the last few months heading into the fall now the market with a fork in the road that there's ice and fire and he thinks the eye scenario is more likely to play out that we could see a 20% correction from here and

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occidental, they're on upside because of that. jackie: we'll see oil prices go higher and higher.istration and its green energy policies we were just talking about that. you will see the energy companies move up to a point until prices become prohibitive. talk about the gas prices every day. that is when we see a tipping point, right? stuart: you got it. chevron by the way still yields 5%. 5% on chevron. that is pretty good. jackie: yeah. stuart: tell me about china going after 11 of these ride-hailing firms. what is this all about? jackie: this is so interesting to me. they make it like it's a safety thing, vehicles are registered, drivers are registered. we think about it with uber for example. they are going after 11 different companies including didi which is the biggest one with the most market share in this country. you have to say to yourself this is a communist country, burgeoning, this is slowly being allowed, changing the system. you can't be communist have the capitalist businesses running alongside. i wonder what is actually happening here with the regulators? anytime

that was uplifting likes of exxon, chevron, occidental. i'm looking at meme stocks.mes on wall street bets this morning but you have retail investor appetite waning according to evander research. they're buying crypto, 30% less money rotating into stocks markets. with less cash, that means stock prices come down. stuart: very interesting developments in cryptos and meme stocks and major league tech stocks. susan: whole new world. stuart: can't get used to the cash flow. you're yes, susan, you're right. a whole new world. spacex, about to make history again today. they will launch much first civilian spaceflight orbit the either for three days. michio kaku, what is the purpose of this? what is the purpose of civilians in space orbiting in space. >> for first time in history a civilian crew will boldly go where no civilian crew has gone before. for three days. they are flying higher than the hubble space telescope in outer space, breaking records in the process. think of the railroads, the airlines. they went through three stages of evolution. in the first stage, airpl

amazon, chevron, avis, delta, eli lilly, gm, goodyear, halliburton, honeywell, ibm, netflix, ox occidentalates really concerned that those corporations may actually have to pay millions of dollars in taxes? right now they're paying zero. and billionaires are continuing to figure out how to pay little or nothing. hedge fund titans are paying taxes at lower rates than their clerical employees, the people who chauffeur their bentleys. you think that's demagoguery? you think that's -- no, it's not. that's the fact. billionaires' capital, it doesn't get taxed. workers' wages do. and so now democrats in congress are saying, we need to raise the taxes on people who are working but leave billionaires alone as they continue to amass capital and continue to -- listen to me here. listen to me here. because everybody hates income redistribution. that makes you a socialist, doesn't it? if you are for a scheme that redistributes wealth. well, let me tell you something. and the world we've lived in over the past 40 years there's been the largest income redistribution scam in american history. and it's be