what do you think, patrice? patrice: oh, i agree with dagen.non-fungible tokens taking off, people buying a piece of paper, a certificate. it's not surprising if you have a lot of money to spend and you want to prove you have the latest hot item, you're going to try and buy fake art. it's also not new. we saw this going back to 2014 where some artists filled a room with nothing but picture frames and nothing behind it and people bought the art because they thought it was something when it's really just the emperor's new clothes. there's nothing there. maria: yeah. i am. i am. [laughter] maria: we'll take a quick break. when we come back we have the word on wall street on the other side of this, markets looking at a resurgence in mean stocks. stay with us, there's interest you accrue, and interests you pursue. plans for the long term, and plans for a long weekend. at thrivent, we believe money is a tool, not a goal. to learn more, text thrive to 444555, or visit thrivent.com. how am i doing? some say this is my greatest challenge ever. governmen

bring in now from the iwf, their director patrice lee onwuka. were on vacation a week ago. you posted a help wanted sign. it was interesting it had a 1000-dollar signing bonus. the left saying too much of these gdp gains made in this country over the last several years have gone to business profits. they are now urging workers to go on strike, to demand higher wages. how is this going to end in your mind? >> oh, it is going to end hopefully soon when a lot more states decide to end their federal, generous unemployment benefits early. my state of maryland has done so thankfully. you know i think, at the end of the day businesses, small business owners will realize yeah, increasing taxes on us and at the same time generous payments that disincentivize work does not work well for the american people. i think workers will get back to work and frankly take advantages of generous benefits. charles: yeah. 1000-dollar signing bonus. >> yeah. charles: this past tuesday president biden laid out a whole bunch of things including some goals for the federal

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i want to bring in independent women's forum director patrice lee onwuka.69 safety deposit boxes. a guy, for example, jose rue whiz, unemployed guy. he had 57 grand in the box. he kept it there because he didn't trust banks. the fbi won't return the money. what do you make of this? >> oh, charles, this is unfortunate example of when law enforcement and public collide and practices met to fight crime but unfortunately hurt the most vulnerable especially. like in this case you've got this gent hand -- gentleman's life savings were confiscated. he has not committed a crime. many people's security boxes were caught up in the dragnet. never committed a crime. they may never see any of their money, life savings, even personal items like marriage certificates, birth certificates. unfortunately a lot of people end up suing to get the belongings. a lot of times the lawsuit is not worth what is in the box. charles: costs them a lot of money. 20,000 bucks is a lot of money to a lot of people, what you spend to get it back and you break even. earlier this year the alab

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black lives matter co-founder patrice cull lars so corrupt she had to step down from the organizationle model for their students. tapping cullors to give commencement speech. i wonder what inspiring words she will use for next generation. maybe next year they will have her teach students to profit nonprofit money shell money call it griffithing 101. joining me now kim klacik renaissance. kim, this is ucla. i am a trojan. uc is my school. ucla used to have a great reputation. considering the scandal surrounding this woman what do you make of this particular academy embracing her? >> yeah. thank you so much for having me, first of all. this is an atrocious decision. disgusting decision. this is a woman right now that should be investigated for possibly laundering money through her organization. we found she used millions of dollars from black lives matter. funneled them to herself and not to the local chapters still reaching out to her wondering where the money is ucla for me time to be a very woke school. i would never want my child to be sitting and listening to somebody like patrice

black lives matter chapters calling for accountability from blm founding director patrice brown larsing down. the niece of martin luther king, jr., dr. alveda king. dr. king, thank you for being here, thanks for being here. let me talk what i was talking to david spunt about. white farmers, white restaurateurs being discriminated against in terms of receiving help from covid relief because of the fact that they're whites. is this a trend that concerns you? >> david, you know my position. hello, everybody, let me just say hi, peace and love, i really mean that. i'm serious. david: i know you do. >> you know my position that there is only one race, the human race. so fighting over skin color which is really eggs necessarity, not race, is an issue. so when when we talk about the black ethnic community, white ethnic community, latino, asian, all of this we should identify each other as human beings, one race. now what i'm really concerned about with patrice kullars for instance, sherry dickinson, oklahoma city chapters, across the country all across the country, they are aware they have

with me from center for economic opportunity, patrice liam onwuka.ee capitalism negatively but two years ago the numbers there was a 20 percentage point gap so what's going on in two years for this gap to narrow like that >> hi charles. yeah, it's kind of scary and i think conservatives should be taking a double take at it. i think what we've seen is the effects of the pandemic eliminating millions of jobs in a matter of a month or so, and those being low-wage jobs typically. some of them have come back but not all of them. you also have social justice movement that is built on marxist ideas that uses terms like equity with equality synonymous and try to paint a different version of cap tailism being racist and tied to slavery and underpinning our nation and socialism or this new democratic socialism being the anecdote, the way of ensuring that everybody has the same equal outcomes, and so it's not surprising that gen z has swallowed this and hearing it, taught in their elementary schools, k-12 into college, and they are seeing a lot of corporations

that's patrice colors' life. i've got to be honest.t he hit good? it makes me think about socialism, if it works so well, then why doesn't it work well? why do you not -- will: but, dan, it does work well. it works well for her. it works well for benjamin crump, for al sharpton, it works well for the people that purport to help ohs. rachel: right, it also worked well for castro. his son was off in a a yacht in the caribbean, and castro would have his favorite meat flown into cuba while everyone else was starving. another topic, now we know that the federal reserve is telling employees to avoid bias term it is like founding fathers. and a new jersey school district also removed holiday named from their academic calendar. so so founding fathers, we can't use that -- will: by the way, thanksgiving, i think -- pete: day off number one, number two, number three, no christmas, no thanksgiving -- rachel: well, maybe you could call it, indigenous peoples day, is that what they call it? [inaudible conversations] >> the best weapon in this fight

so that's why it's a whole israel, patrice, the palestinian people on the call is from the professor who goes to 7 leaders to actually pay some attention to this and take a short while ago i spoke with rob about the treaty. she is the president of the muslim association of griffin. the need is the g 7 countries is still pulled. international law is due and says, the national law is a fundamental part. and for one country to feel that this can be a loan high risk due to what we think is how do you with the continued ethnic cleansing continue, disposition the latest effect on obviously they've been doing the 73 years waiting for those to be and, and i think it's time for those needed to talk about the end of the feed and had to had to be b, as in boy grady said to me and, and to the man's israelis just well, i'm still complex to see the deals with with, with israel the problem that the campaign is here is the nature of, i think the new cycle, but also the political like. we saw, for example, you out of the data, your how report arrested area. a party to summon. huge headlines over that

as cofounder patrice colors got ripped with snapping up l.a. state, minneapolis cup or a more dangerous. the city's police force in nearly 200 quit, gone on leave or retire then deal with a wave of anti-police sentiments and make policing dangerous and ineffective. now to give you a sense of how neutered the force has become, they didn't dare try to restore normal access in traffic into the several block radius around the south minneapolis fight where george floyd died. and wilting sprawling makeshift memorial surrounded by vulgar, anti-cop graffiti has been maintained and guarded by various groups for a year now. visitors must go through ramshackle barricades manned by volunteers. now i've visited the site last august. everyone was perfectly nice there, but i could not believe the public's access to public streets could be controlled by people with any legal authority to do so. camera crews told me that they would need special permission to enter the area. how is this allowed in the united states of america come i wonder? of course, he does no

. >> patrice color has made it abundantly clear about what her organization is really all about. >> ielieve it is a philosophy i learned early on because -- so good propaganda, the american dream, capitalism and wealth, much harder to sell communism. >> much harder to sell communism. so the american dream is just a propaganda ploy. is that really what young black youth need to hear today? >> i tell you this, thinking about the american dream you are not going to realize that american dream if you cannot read. leaders like herself should be focused on the literacy rates instead of talking about the country being a propaganda machine. one of the things i want to point out to you is when i hear things like that and think about the fact that bom has co-opted by the american federation of teachers that is where those messages come from. blm has co-opted and when i say co-opted i mean teachers unions who show up to these woke blm marches have their signs, you might see the sign in their yard that says black lives matter but monday through friday teachers unions are killing our children's ho

patric patrick snell has that and more. >> reporter: we start with the reflection with the history-making nelly korda. the breakthrough first career major for the florida native. korda's family is from a huge sporting pedigree. a famous three-shot win at the atlanta athletic club. serena williams will not be traveling to japan. >>> the bucs have taken a 2-1 eastern conference final over the hawks after the 130-102 victory. here in atlanta, game four is on tuesday. and in the european football championship, defending champs portugal and super star ronaldo have been eliminated by belgium. in the round of 16. later today ceokro waysha and spain. >> thank you very much. >>> thank you for your company. be sure to connect with mae on twitter. you're watching cnn. another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a

and don't forget this woman patrice, just left black lives matter last month.found because there were questions surrounding her extravagant spending habits on properties that she purchased recently. elizabeth: four houses that she spent more than three million dollars on. she says the houses were bought through cash earned with her books and earned with public speaking fees but can it be asked that the same thing reportedly happening at that other nonprofit, but merely took the money but didn't report it to the irs, that is a big black flag for the irs? >> this is huge. thank goodness this information is coming out of a watchdog group that sued for the information and paperwork. so you got to also look at the fact that people are outraged and questioning where the money went and looking at how they exploited the tragedies of people -- and let's not forget, black lives matter is a radical, dangerous organization i think. first of all they believe america is systematically racist. they hate the police department. they despise the police. they despise law enforcem

remember, patrice colors, having some looks at themselves at some of the premises of the organizationovement. i want to get this before i have to let you go. a colorado mayor suspended the pledge of allegiance at all town meetings citing apparent threats and general divisiveness in the community. attendees recited it. check out their reactions to the new rule. >> we will not be doing the pledge of allegiance during the board of trustee meetings. >> it has been done for a long time. we as a board collectively decided it would be done. >> it's not up for discussion at this moment. i'm sorry -- i note it's out of order. we did have a policy. i won't ask everyone to leave tonight. if something like that happens again tonight we will. >> harris: not only did the mayor stop it. he wanted to kick everybody out next time. crystal. what's wrong with the pledge of allegiance? >> it is a silly fight honestly. this is i think conversations and politics really gone awry. i'm not really here to defend the pledge of allegiance or what the mayor has done. it doesn't seem like it should be in the form

. >> reporter: briann patrice has not always felt comfortable in a barber shop where a woman gettinga face or like i wasn't going to be accepted in any kind of way. >> it came out of the frustrations and needs of my friends. >> reporter: owner kane tells me they were inspired to create a space where clients didn't have to explain why they want to look a certain way. photos on the wall show a variety of haircuts that aren't specific to any one gender. and barbers definitely won't tell a client how long or short they should chop their strand. writer and speaker rocks an gay get her edges trimmed by kane every three months. >> i think that when you feel good in your body, it allows you to be more confident and allows you to be more open to the world. >> reporter: this movement is growing nationwide. a nonprofit group called strands for trans pinpoints barber shops where trans people can feel welcome. kane hopes to expand her work by opening a school where barbers will be trained in inclusivity. laura podesta, cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will be right ba

harris: so, you know, gosh, i would love to talk with these three cofounders, and i realize that patricethey are investigating how she came about all of her millions of dollars, and if she earned it, great. she didn't necessarily have a salary from blm. i would love to ask those three women were you equipped to handle the response that you got? sometimes you start something, and you just have no idea how big it is going to become, but there is a difference. tomi, i come to you on this. there is a difference what we know as the movement of blm in the organization. >> tomi: well, absolutely. i do believe that their intentions were pure. they wanted to draw attention to what they saw a systemic racism and police brutality, and it is a noble goal. you have every right to do that, but then i think something very ugly happened. the money. the flower. that they use to see dollar signs where they use to see true activism. especially the last couple of elections, you see the democratic party and the leaders of the black lives matter organization come together in some sort of an unspoken bond, we

it had to be patrice, i needed a longform journalist and a woman combat reporter. it was the woman who was my role model and mentor. then it was the easy part of doing all the research and writing the book . >> you start with toa story that is in some ways common to everybody on why nthey got on the plane. can you recount why you decided you were going to go to vietnam? >> i'm the ladybird, i arrived in 1973 for the last couple of years of the war and i was in graduate studies at the university of washington thinking i knew a lot about asia because i was in graduate school after getting my undergraduate degree siin southeast asia. then i had a masters, my masters thesis at the same time that i turned down his invitation to go to bed with him . and then being young, 28, i did the obvious thing and took my fellowship money and bought a one-way ticket to cambodia. as one does. but the thing is i had a friend who i met during my studies and travel in india who had gone on to become a freelancer, a woman named savanna and she was trying to get me to join her and i said

brian: patrice, 37-year-old, another cofounder, she announced her resignation from the group yesterdayed to undermine lives of blacker america. ainsley: the reason he feels he left the organization is because the charter school thing. >> exactly. ainsley: they don't agree with charter schools. that's so wonderful for the african-american community and he said that they partnered with the teachers unions. we know what the teachers unions have done. >> they don't want accountability. they don't want base pay and essentially saying these kids because they are poor and they live with troubled circumstances and the charter schools in the school choice, school district have that to be false and this is why he's speaking out. ainsley: your parents did that. they moved to a community that had school choice. >> a federal judge ordered it and i benefited and i also had my daddy in the household which they are against. ainsley: you went to church on sundays. >> she's a preacher so i couldn't get away. brian: 16 minutes after the hour. jillian mele when she's not on, she can get away with anything

black lives matter co-founder patrice cullors has reportedly built a wall around california mansions. stepped down as director of blm after amassed a $3 million portfolio. texas christian university will no longer have freshman students but will have first year students. university officials making the distinction after deciding the term freshman isn't gender inclusive enough. other universities like yale, penn state and the university of north carolina have made similar changes. a look at your headlines, steve, send it to you. steve: thank you, jillian. get ready for paw some weekend. it's time for the westminster dog show more than 2,000 dogs have worked their tails off all year in becoming the best in show. and today we have got a preview of the competition airing this weekend on fox sports. joining us right now fox news senior meteorologist janice dean and fox sports reporter jen hail and a lab drawer. janice and jen and dog, you know, they are not going to be spectators like at madison square garden but if i'm the dog, like the labrador right there. i probably would like that bec

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