owns paypal, sold out of it last year i think the optimism you can have right now from paypal comes from addition of a new cfo, blake jorgenson, and what he introduces is a very aggressive buyback plan that's sorely needed at paypal he enacted that back in 2013 for electronics arts and worked there. better management of the balance sheet, better return of capital to shareholders. that's your optimism in buying the stock. i don't see further down side for paypal >>> straight ahead we're going to hit the financial you have the hearing down on capitol hill the ceos are there, and for hissen paic heritage month cnbc is celebrating our teammates and contributors >> when i first came to this country i only spoke spanish once i learned english i only wanted to speak english, and my mom really, really made sure that we only spoke spanish at home to make sure that we held onto our heritage, that we held onto our roots and i'm so proud of that i'm really proud that, you know, in a crowd of people i know that i speak two languages that if someone needs help i can help them, i can translate for them

paypal down 3.5% already pretty low valuations, mike what are the expectations around paypal at thise were some excitement that things would start to turn with an activist in there. >> it is an interesting rationale. braintree is the acquisition that paypal made if you read between the lines, it says paypal's business is evolving more towards a basic kind of wholesale transaction processing business. which is kind of what they're supposed to be maturing into just lower margin than a lot of the consumer-facing stuff they've gotten used to, venmo, whatever else. i think that's sort of a sign of the stage of this company. still $100 billion plus market cap. mastercard and visa. valuation of paypal doesn't look bad relative to those, just that the estimates have been coming down pretty hard the street is is it still clinging to it i think mostly buy ratings on the stock. as bad as it's done, people haven't given it up. it's kind of a core transaction processing payments play, it's just not that exciting on a growth rate basis at this moment. >> we have two minutes to go we have stronger

paypal venmo bans gays against groomers, the anti-trans hate grougroup. are you anti-tran s? >> thanks for having me on and that opener was so spot on. no, we're not anti-trans and we have multiple trans people in our organization and just the -n about a week ago, we launched a partner coalition called trans against groomers because we had so many trans people coming to us in our dms saying i want to be part of this. how can i help so we started a w partner coalition and within two days of launching that, twitter banned it and it's still banned and we're not anti-trans and anyone that is is disingenuous and they're pushing this through and that's pretty trans-phobic and anti-transe bigotry. that's happening. >> it's good on you for doingdo that andin lay out your mission really because it's exactly the same way and i'm totally for people being able to live the lives they love and i'm all for trans rights and made that very clear and when it comes to confidence knowing, obviously i'm not homophobic or transra phobic, wens don't care what adults do.t we just don't want this hap

towards that short end, but paypal is different, because they have the checkout option.s already on so many websites it's an easier integration for them for paypal, but unlikely to be on the product display page as much, where you see that little logo below the purchase price where it says, instead of paying for $100 for this suit, you can buy it in four payments of $25 when it's on the product display page, that's where you're adding a lot of value to the merchant paypal is ubiquitous, but not quite as up-front and center >> i think you can even do it with flights now, can't you? >> yeah, we're seeing a lot of explosion in the travel sector i think for this kind of purchase, it's a great way to finance a vacation you know, don't put it on your credit card and have it sort of hanging out there for years. you have set payment terms, pay it all over 12 months. those longer-term loans is what affirm focuses on, it's front and center in travel once you get a purchase price over $500, it's hard to split it up into a six-week loan, so that's why affirm shines >> a good discuss

two leading payment processors, in fact the two biggest ones, paypal and venmo, owned by paypal, hast it down. jimmy, you're not allowed to conduct business in the united states, because you think it's wrong when adults enlist children in their sexual fantasies. what did venmo and paypal say to you? >> thanks for having me. last night at about 2:00 in the morning, i received an email from paypal and venmo a few minutes later saying they permanently banned our accounts. we'd never had a violation before. they said we violated their user agreements. there was no detailed message, just the notification we've been banned. yeah, we're just an organization that is comprised completely of gay people. we even have a few trans people within our organization, just trying to fight this evil that is happening in the name of the whole alphabet mafia now. we're trying to stand up against it. we're being punished for that. you know, we knew this would happen, but it's always a bit shocking. >> tucker: so your position, just leave the kids out. do your thing. don't sexualize children, don't mutilate

paypal and then mow they talk about their values just shot down the account of a group fighting backture sexualization of children and as the name suggest that people behind them are gay. paypal is targeting them despite its history so here is some rainbow flags because in the hierarchy transit at the top and never too young to start. and then to cancel the gaze that these are not made by anonymous corporations that we need to hold them accountable. so we reach out to the president and ceo the chairman of the board and the chief corporate affairs officer to justify what they did. of course they refused because they are pathetic talent then they hide behind corporate gobbledygook which is on the screen right now. bragging about winning multiple of words advocating on behalf of women and girls your support for premature sexualization is attacking them shame on you. most likely the person who signed up going on about serving vulnerable communities and what he really means that paypal supports praying on sexualizing vulnerable children and in the chairman of the board we met him before a

when you look at the returns of paypal, meta, the others that we like in the tech sector, we're beendding to taiwan semi, paypal is down 29% meta is down 50%, even alphabet is down 30 but in the context of where we're at just right now, carl, in our 20-stock portfolio, we've been built a portfolio where our forward p/e is the same as the s&p 500. however, we're getting about 50% more profitability in terms of return on equity and almost 60% more earnings growth versus the s&p 500. so when this thing turns, you know, we hopefully have some sprinters as well as some marathoners in the portfolio and that's been our long history i mean, we have to grin and bar it right now, no pun intended. >> do you think that return to a growth mentality, are you going to be people joining your club in '23 or are you patient enough to wait even beyond next year? >> i hope it's '23 and the growth trade has been pretty darn crowded. it's been down a lot i was looking at some -- i was looking at some market stats, in the last two weeks, almost every -- in the past ten trading days, we kept on seeing more

. >> another one of your holdings upgrading paypal to outperform to market perform. growth driven by sector tailwinds shares up 7% right now do you agree with this thesis and agree with it? >> yeah, i do agree with it and believe this will happen what we've seen with paypal is that stock came down so much so hard that almost all the people who have lost money in paypal are out of it. they're not a lot of new buyers who bought it over the last couple of months, they are happy. they found religion. they're cutting costs. they're committed to operating margin improvement they are activists in the name, and they're starting to see a renewal of double digit, you know, mid-teen sales growth. heavy free cash flow, they're buying back shares so, yes, we think paypal can trade up much higher of course the multiple has been cut tremendously over the last couple of years. >> tremendously about 66% off its high but to your point month to date up about 3.5%. stay with "halftime. mike santoli joins us next with his midday word. ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it fee

pimco, a global leader in active fixed income. >>> let's get a gut check on paypal, the firm fallinge than 2.5% this morning after a downgrade to neutral lowering the price target by $15 a share. the analyst pointing to braintree here, the one-click client paypal acquired in 2013 is projected to contribute 72% of the company's overall growth next year. however, the service also has higher transaction costs and lower yields than the rest of the company's core product the potential drag on overall results coupled with the fact the company is up roughly 30% off its july lows prompting the call to investors to stay put. very interesting that braintree is cited here. that was an acquisition a long time ago that also brought the company venmo and really revived it but of course, this is the take rate there is lower. higher transactional expenses. just when paypal was looking kind of good again, jury is out on whether this is a value stock or a dprgrowth name again. >> there's a bit of a push and pull one upgraded last week and we got a downgrade today. >> coming up next, the highlights fro

c nation, paypal. what is best for us? how we should live? well then law side. oh thank goodwood ever you big land that are going to ignore a not like us drill our children. want that they call jo. tiger, why they heritage takes them to read something that they're not ah, like thousands of other aboriginal families, hazel hollins has been separated from her grandchildren. one of them, ryan was placed with different white families. why? i hoping he'd never mind. a guy, sorry, audio or lima, mobile adam originally my mom had everything kinda well and it all the happy kid until then. no, i come in to fight you from region. are everyone you know it was your complete joint nottingham fuel? not i did shocked me. there's a light on very hard for them because they're drawing up non non in warriors aboriginal. they do repair differently. rivera and non just just mom and dad. back as a community. i bride that god the children grow up. losing their i didn't that i know they're related to when i come from, holla did, he stole in just 10 years. the number of aboriginal child

growth that it had, the kind of magic that it seemed to have lost. >> yeah, look, we really like paypals a stock on a 6 to nine month basis and they have a lot of positive catalyst in the business coming up. they're lapping the rolloff of ebay, that's been a steep head wind for them for the last four to six quarters and ecommerce growth starting to recover a bit after a weak last year and a cost program underway. they've got elliot the activist involved agitating a bit to do more share purchases, but over the long term, as you said, the problem is they are facing stiffer competition from players like apple pay for example that's gained a lot more momentum in the last few years. charles: i have to go but visa, am eex, and mastercard at the tp of the list. >> and shoutout for one of the payments plumbing companies and a great stock to own in the current macro-environment. kind of very resilient, recession resilient and a lot of u.s. expose uroso there's not a lot of macro-exposure. charles: sifv is the symbol for those listening. lisa, have a great weekend. >> thank you. charles: my next

paypal paypal is a stock you want to buy right now?exactly paypal is one of the worst performing names if you look at the last year and a half in the s&p. it has fallen tremendously over 70%. that was a huge beneficial during covid now selling 17 times forward earnings there's a lot of cost control. there's an activist investor in the elliott management this is the time to accelerate the sales growth they said so in the last call. sales growth going forward in the next year should be at mid teens and this is an attractive stock. it is a value stock although it has been a growth name for the past five years. >> almost out of time. if you want to give us one or would of the picks one that caught my ear is o'reilly >> it has held up well a good stock this year people have not bought as many new cars because they are not available. they fixed up their old cars and o'reilly benefits from that because that's the business they're in they increase market share stores have been busy. this is a name we think people feel comfortable with. >> kari

it stopped by probably paying reparations to the paypal of the caribbean and africa. full. the colonial past, so that would be a big help in, you know, they could start maybe educational institutions to help those countries try and repair that. that means that was done to them. ah, would you our viewers watching on tv in the united states and to all of you around the world? welcome that we begin the day with the ukrainian military pushing back the russian invaders when the war began earlier this year there were 2 expectations that russian forces would quickly invade and take the capital keith. and that the ukrainian military would struggle at best to hold the lie we're to night, not only are the ukrainians still in control and heave, they are now apparently reshaping some of those battle wise. there have been dramatic gains for ukrainian forces in the northeast of the country and advance that apparently caught russian forces off guard, sending troops into a chaotic retreat. it would be premature to predict how a events of the past few days could impact the outcome of this w

in fact, the two biggest ones, paypal and venmo, which is owned by paypal, have shut it down. >> jamie mitchell is the founder of against groomer'sowne and joins us today. >> thanks so much for comingshut on . so on what grounds? so you're not allowed to conduct business in the unitedtc states because you think it'sk s wrong when adults enlist children in their fantasies? fawhat if what did venmo and paypal say to you? >>what right. you? >> so.nks fo well, thanks for having me last night at about 2:00 inmorn the morning, i received an email from paypainl and venmo a few minutes later saying that they basically permanently banned our accounto s. rmanentl we've never gotten a violation before. they said that we violated, vio though, their user agreements, which we're not sure what in the agreement we violated. there was no really detailed message to that, just the notification that we have been banned. and yeah, i mean, we're just an organization that is comprised completelyf of gay people. few s we even have a few trans peopleo within our organizatiourn just trying to fight this evil th

so same thing for paypal.eaking, the dow briefly went into the red, turned into the negative column. bounced back again. >> you're saying i'm the cause for negative moves in the markets? stuart: if i thought you could move the market like that -- >> that is true. that's power for you. stuart: it's now up just 10 points, that's all you've got down 1,200 yesterday, up 10 after what, six minutes worth of business this morning. now big tech i'm sorry dow winners chevron, j & j, oil -- >> oil. stuart: ibm is on that list again. s&p 500 winners, moderna, a vaccine company back, starbucks doing well we saw that one, marathon, oil is doing well today. >> and j & j is also buying back some stock as well. stuart: that'll help. okay, nasdaq winners, starbucks, t-mobile, comcast, paypal, and qualcomm. the 10 year treasury yield where is it right now? 3.42%. where is gold right now? that certainly wasn't much of an inflation hedge, 1,713 per ounce. bitcoin as we've told you 20,000 bucks a coin. oil 88 i think, 88.59 is you

just situation you need to day humanize the paypal. you made to mike out, you know, as die that die less than, than everyone else. and that plays out every die in all facets of society. more than 200 years after colonization by the british. many 1st australians still live like outsiders in their own nation. the hidden face of a country viewed by many as a paradise. australia has a population of 26000000. its territory is $21.00 times the size of germany. a nation with a booming economy. a dream destination for immigrants. every year, 200000 applicants are granted a visa fund. the adela postcards conceal a drama that's been playing out or 2 centuries. the tragedy of native australians, the countries modern indigenous communities are descended from the world's oldest civilization. they've been marginalized since the arrival of white settlers in the early 19th century. they were massacred in the thousands or forcibly assimilated into white society, placed in convents or foster families. indigenous children were taught to behave like good

every inspirational image on pinterest becomes shopable over the long term. >> your time at paypal you developed venmo, the check out process. how does fintech play into a proposition like pinterest if at all? >> i think there is going to be a lot of opportunities for us to play across the funnel and so we're much more interested in solving shopping than buying. i think buying has been a more solve problem in e-commerce. in many ways you could say the first 20 years of e-commerce solved buying and killed shopping we want to solve the shopping part of the journey. how do you walk the bizarre, get inspiration, discovery, but then connect to a great buying experience we operate across the full funnel so i think there will be opportunities to engage across those. >> thanks for being with us today. >> thanks for having me. >>> meantime, guys, market has obviously settled on this level for now. s&p, 3980 or so. dow is down 900 points nasdaq as we said earlier, 4% decline. if this holds, this will be the seventh one-day drop of 4% plus for the nasdaq this year don'gowat ay. - oh, the stock ma

within a year it had become their paypal. and now we've got various others that are found around the world. these alternative payment systems then become banks. >> let me interrupt you there. have the secondary sanctions complied to prevent the union pay from being a global interchange for those cards to replace the interchange that they were getting internationally? >> judging by the russians that are going into use the union pay it doesn't necessarily appear so. >> so that is an area that we should t talk to the treasury about and from the compliance point of view. >> i still think that it compares to what was described with the cbbc. the country is needed that much more than we need. they need a way to do trade among themselves. they have these messaging systems they can use the alternative payment systems. it's huge, much bigger than the crypto support. the secure messaging. so using all of those if you went and converted or combined with the mobile payment systems, you would have a very robust system. >> if you have more

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what you bought test launch of ballistic missiles over ty, paypal sending while planes and ships very close to taiwan. isn't that for the island? it's a new norman, beijing is trying to define monday. and so the situation is still very tense in we have been keeping alert and this is this situation that we say are china is trying to destroy the status quo, or at least the symbol of the sears quote, which is the median line of that. how and straight tensions between the neighbors sought. after u. s. house began, nancy pelosi visited the island in august. in response, taipei also conducted its own military drills to prepare itself for what he calls china's playbook of invasion against taiwan. they fired from this source to the waters near taiwan. they conducted very large scale air and sea exercises. they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted, ah, this inflammation campaign against high one in, at the same time, they also engage in equal unclear ition. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan. repelling any invasion

is preparing to send in an inspection team and his most recent video addressed to the cranny and paypal president lensky also said torture chambers had been found in newly liberated areas. let's have a list. so it was uni exhumation work continued an idiom hockey virgin at the uncovered mass burial site with bodies of being examined you evidence of torture against those buried has been found to be more than 10 torture chambers have been found in cities and towns and the liberated areas as the occupies fled, they also left behind the devices for torture. keenly, apparently glaring machine. well d, w is a manual shares traveled to is human, saw the forensic operation 1st hand. she sent us this report, which includes some information viewers may find disturbing me and a team. her arts are in his home to day, and our 1st our pool is just at the outskirts of the recent deliberated city of islam tudor side of doze, mass burials. you could see that there's that the city cemetery and just behind it they are grazed, their dozens of freshie or dug graves and forensics are working there every day

paypal stock is traded like it's going away you either believe it is or not.n centered on cryptocurrency, and the fact you could transact for zero. i don't think that's happening next week. i think a lot of these companies are well established and will continue to make props one i'm looking at, now buying yet, fedex. >> looking, but not buying it. i think it can still come down quite a bill, but a trail p.e. under nine, which is well established, i don't think its critical involvement in the economy is anywhere near over. >> so you're not just the biggest bear you're intellect we have more to do with scotts minerd >>> the next guest says the index could even break that low. he will make the technical case. that is next i may be close to retirement but i'm as busy as ever. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. be confident to and through retirement. [ "back to life" by soul ii soul ] what if you could change your surroundings with the touch

my five stocks are nike, paypal, meta, amazon and ford. am i diversified thanks, jim. >> this is tougher this is tougher. first i was distracted because i didn't know illinois looked so cool okay i'm used to new york i haven't seen illinois since the fugitive told me it would be safe there paypal is finance. amazon we'll say is a c, snake kk nike, apparel, is meta too much like amazon? i'm going to say that meta, which is the old facebook, i got so much in the hopper it might as well be a finance company and charging for what's app, instagram, there's a lot here. they're different enough to have auto, tech, retail and amazon web services, finance and apparel and i'm okay with that not great but okay with it next up is jenna in texas, jenna? >> boo-yah jim it's gina from texas google, oxy, merck, pioneer, alphabet and nvidia. >> health care here already, why don't we put -- remember you said lockheed martin, very big meeting. i don't know if it stops the stock from going down because there is a lot of interest in it and not a lot of people

and most days when the market is down, paypal has not gone down, has held in pretty well because all of the sellers are out from the old guard. and the people are in there now, like with netflix they're perhaps new buyers and they're saying, wow, this stock's doing pretty well for me and in fact they've cut costs and they've redesigned the process, and this is now a level at which down, you know, 70%, there's a good risk reward and we have to keep applying that type of valuation screen to it, and so i disagree with steve you just wait and wait and wait, at a certain point our job is to decide when we've got a value that presents. >> the whole thing is about risk reward, right? at some point the risk reward is bad on a lot of those stocks way at those need bleed levels and now you can look at many of them and suggest perhaps the risk reward is so much better. that's, josh, i think part of your thesis, and i don't think it's necessarily fair, weiss, either the reason he bought netflix is because it was down i'll let josh respond directly >> i may not have done a good job articulating w

now we have various -- paypal. now we have various others that are found around the world. these alternative payment systems have also then become banks. like kiwi bank. mr. hill: let me interrupt you there. have the secondary sanctions, has china complied with the sanctions in your view to prevent union pay from being a global interchange for those mir cards? so to replace the interchange that they were getting internationally from visa, mastercard and american express? mr. dueweke: judging by the russians that are going into finland to use their union pay cards at a.t.m.'s, it doesn't necessarily appear so. mr. hill: that's an area we should talk to treasury about, vis-a-vis sanctions and from a compliance point of view? mr. dueweke: correct. i still think it speaks to what the last two speakers have described which is the cbdc, china, russia, the bread countries need that, one of them, to have a big system much more than we need to have a cbdc. they need a way to do trade amongst themselves. they have these messaging systems that they can use. the big alternative payment

we go, absolutely haven't a wait one day we'd have paypal next day. there with debt. are saying we're sort of it and i don't, i don't wish to say ever against promised. i wish it would stop in some dialogue so sorry that we can go to australia. i just wish it were just off a this is petra park. so, you know, i don't want to, i want to see my wife again. i wanna live in respects to where i'm the place i'm at now. yeah. are foreign. are get bread and water and, you know, but they told me about named shaun and untreated with one all the normal. it was, it's uni totally. i went to the door, you're going to them. okay. you know, savanna renewal, substituting grinding. no one you must. i just part of the regularly thought yeah. a but the linguist stork i guess what the, what you go about getting a little need but i would use the let me tell you the particle with these people. yes. if i thought what sheets for i committed, it's actually gonna be a salt authority particularly because a commercial flew in right now. i'm going to scream to paula story of the, you know, new luci

if you are donating to math organization, paypal's cool.s, not kids, he's a dog can groomer. this is a gay man willing to speak out about what's happening in our classrooms. gender dysphoria, and, of course, a lack of parental consent. in this case it's california, and we reached out to canejo valley school district but did not hear back. teachers talking about intimate topics of sexuality with our youngest of kids without parents being consented. and if you were to stand outside a walmart and talk to kids about those topics, you'd go away in handcuffs. not inside a school. there we go. we've without a fourth one. we've been talking about sexuality. how about math? apparently, math you can be systemically racist in that as well. will: anti-racist math. jefferson county public schools hosted the racial equity institute, and this is some of the stuff it focused on. yes, whiteness theory, whatever that is. modern day racism. early childhood lgbtq+ students and families across the board, and we just touched on some of that, but in jefferson als

what about paypal, why do you think the bad news has already been baked into this and it could just be upside from here >> yeah, paypal two years ago is one of these glamour growth names that was going to capture every part of connecting payments to all sorts of things, including crypto and everything else like it the company even looked at a harden acquisition in the course of that process, they have now decided to go back to their core business, focus on 20%, 25% growth area that throws off a ton of cash and stocks down 65% we don't have to look at this as a company that needs to grow 30% or 40% anymore but a really powerful cash machine at a 20% growth rate. >> i acknowledge there are interesting stories like that. i conclude with one more of the notes i have it's time, you say, to gear up for the next market up-leg what is going to trigger that when you have a strong dollar that companies are saying are impacting their margins, when you have profit challenges, rates rising and a war in ukraine that is not getting better >> okay. how much of all of that has not been discounted? that

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travÉs de una tarjeta de dÉbito prepagada, un depÓsito directo a su cuenta de banco o a travÉs de paypal, ojalÁ veamos un contrato donde podamos hablar sobre beneficios. hablar sobre retenciÓn de maestros. paola: de llegar a aprobarse este aumento, cerca de 6000 educadores y auxiliares podrÍan beneficiarse y el aumento entrarÁn efectos desde el mes de julio, el mes de julio pasado, es decir que serÍa retroactivo. los maestros tendrÁn tiempo adicional para poder preparar sus clases. ramÓn: el tema de las estafas es una prÁctica ilegal que se comete todos los dÍas del aÑo, una de las formas que tienen los estafadores es que pueden tomar ventaja a travÉs de la aplicaciÓn para envÍos de dinero. el problema no es con la seguridad de la aplicaciÓn, sino con los estafadores que se hacen pasar como empleados de una instituciÓn bancaria. andrea investigo y nos dice como opera este tipo de estafa. andrea: varios bancos hicieron una alerta en referencia a nuevas estafas con la aplicaciÓn que se utiliza para pasar dinero de banco en banco. estas nuevas estafas bancarias funcionan de la siguiente man

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it's land has been skilfully managed by its 1st paypal's traditional small scale burning was an integral part of maintaining the ecosystem. since colonization many indigenous people have been forced up the land. in their absence lodge wildfires have moved in, aggravated by climate change and rising temperatures. i'm in west in australia where the traditional learners are returning to their ancestral land rekindling ancient practices to protect one of the largest and most intact, already co systems in the world. ah, the 10s of thousands of years, a vast area of the western desert was home to the modern people. some of them were contacted by europeans as late as the 19th 60 and they were cleared off their land . since then, enormous wildfire had devastating the landscape with around 18 animal species disappearing from the area on my way to the desert, i'm stopping off to meet gary an extent on how fire has affected my to country. have there been any particularly bad fires in recent years? on modern country, the biggest flaws in somewhere in the order of 2 and a half 1000000 hectares. this

out the idea, getting people together, getting in the car and going out and talking to the relevant paypal police received at $38000.00 me seeing persons reports every year in australia or after 3 months. they're closed as long term missing. it's hard to quantify just how over represented both nations, men and women are in these statistics. in western australia, indigenous people make up a full percent of the population, but 14 percent of missing persons in south australia, it's 7 percent. and in the northern territory, just under half, but other states have told us the numbers are unlikely to be much higher than their official figures. and that's the thing across the country, there is no standardized method for investigating the missing persons cases or collecting the data. i think that this is a national problem. if we leave it to the states and territories, and those jurisdictions, it is only going to be reported in law liberal media who's not going to get the attention that requires and we're never gonna end up fixing system to provide justice to those families. a parliamentary inquiry

so when i was at paypal, i had my first child and my husband was an executive. he was a, you know he was a manager, a director at google. and was doing really well. and i felt really like i had a child i left my team because my second in command took over and i did want to take the job back after six months. and so i kind of drifted. i worked in corporate strategy. i created social commerce and charities, verticals of paypal, but was kind of working part time. and i was just frankly bored. like, this is a very in story. i was really bored and i was like, is this it? is this what i want? and so i went to the vp, i worked with and i resigned and. i said, you know, i'm leaving tech and he said, no, i'm going to get you another job. and he called me a couple of days later and he's like, i you the job heading the buyer experience at ebay. i was like, what? and suddenly i was doing this new job and i was really, you know, reinvigorated. but i had gotten into my own head, which was like, i just don't feel it. and than unlocking myself, i kind of just said, i'm going to

within a year it had became their paypal. now we got the index money and various others, kiwi that are found around the world. these alternative payment systems have also then become banks. kiwi banks. mr. hill: let me interrupt you there. have the secondary sanctions, has china complied in the secondary sanctions for having them become a global interchange for those mirror cards? to replace the interchains they were getting internationally from vees aind master card and american express? mr. dueweke: going to a.t.m.'s it doesn't appear so. mr. hill: so that's an area we need to talk to treasury from a compliance point of view? mr. dueweke: correct. it speaks to what the last two speakers described which is the cbdc, china, russia, they need that one of them to have a big system other than we need the cbdc. they need to do trade amongst themselves. they have these messaging systems they can use. the big alternative payment systems. my goodness, ali pay and we pay are huge than all the other cryptos times four. using all of th

, as you know, and when he lost paypal, he was trying to make paypal into the great financial services needs he could, if he wanted, try to turn twitter into a payments platform, into a way in which you store money, and i think he dreams of or has good visions of what he would do to fulfill what he thought about as a kid by taking twitter and doing that. >> i bet he doesn't wake up too many mornings and think, wow, i am excited about being deposed today and being dragged through -- >> i have never seen him enthusiastic or happy about upcoming depositions >> yeah, lawyers have access to his time and control over him, and i can't imagine -- >> we were talking off air, but late last night he was working on engines, and what valves he would use, and valves are a problem on rocket engines as we have seen, and he was able to focus in a way that i almost find, you know, it's like he is half volcan or something, like spock, and he's not worrying about depositions but valves >> the whistleblower, how does this potentially change things if they do reach a settlement it's not going to stop the wh

away at that time time had so if you look at the time i talked about an invisible wall between our 2 paypals for devon were showing wall he taught in front of which we can understand inside last president that what is your father? he was the 1st president of israel boy that entered that i start building from you or the 5th israeli president, his daughter, who has for to the spoken to the on the jeremy. and you can find as astounding as it was for your father. we did manage to tear down the oil of silencing fresh germans. it is a gift for sure that grace is re lease, and germans can smell together about that terrible, painful past lives on, but also about a common hopeful future. if you're just joining us, we just heard a speech from bell boss, the president of the german buddhist todd. this is a special session of commemorating the victims of the 1970 to massacre at the olympic games in munich. which 11 is really athletes were murdered by palestinian militants were about to hear. the president of, of israel addressed the german parliament. right now i had sog if ne, exact, for hot may alef s

paypal holdings is getting put on the u.s. the equivalent of their conviction buy list. they've removed visa both stocks remain buy rated but there's a little bit more conviction in that trade you're seeing a little bit of a bid there. watch paypal because, of course, it's lost about two-thirds of its value since the highs that we saw this year it's interestingly enough, from june to where we are right now, rallied by 35% we'll keep an eye on those stocks, joe. i'll send things back over to you. >> paypal was a pandemic stock, dom. >> you know how much stuff you were buying online -- >> it's got a great future when you're locked at home, it's a good future. it's not a great future. >> i would like to see a longer term stock, go back three years. >> longer term chart >> probably goes up and down >> it's below where it was prepandemic. >> but it is below to becky's point. >> i guess more competition too. >> that just shows you there's stocks and then there's, what, inherent value the tweem may never meet. >> all right the weekly

it stopped by probably pay reparations to, to paypal off the caribbean and africa full the colonial past. so that would be a big help in, you know, they could south may be educational institutions to help those countries try and repair the damage that was done to them. thank you. teacher one. paula comes from peru and works in a local school. its pupils are more and more taking up the issue of britain's unresolved colonial past. if they believe there is a strong emotional attachment, and at the same time, there is the speak questioning movement of all the legacy of the monarchy unframed, to the construct. all the colonial in both in to that. so i think that there are a lot of emotions involved. strong feelings on both sides as many in britain still stressed the good aspects of their former empire. but the discussion has been opened. this is the main thing to establish that adolescent with i said if he has fallen in, then people can think of nagging, acknowledge. now what beat is deed to them, that, that's how this could be. one of these colonial legacies can be seen right here in tower h

government and for the population at large is what is the cost going to be and how is it going to be paypal? and speaking of that cost, why is that lose trust? so determined not to go ahead with the wind full time. yeah. as expected, she rule that out once again. and the reason why she thinks that it is sir, its anti growth. she thinks that by hitting these energy companies who are making vast profits at the moment and has to be said by hitting them with an extension of a winful tax. but that will harm growth. it will harm the expansion of the energy sector and it isn't beneficial in the long run. so she prefers to do something. what she says is pro gross a pro business approach. but having said that, the governments at the moment is faced with 2 choices, that in neither of which are particularly or tasty for an ideologically conservative government. that is either increasing taxes or is increasing borrowing . she's ruled out increase in taxes on the energy companies. so the only other option she could really go for at the moment is increasing boring. how much as it's gonna cost? well, we'r

conflict. glazing canada, say one of 2 brothers wanted for sunday's knife attack that killed 10. paypal has been found dead at least 18 others were injured in multiple locations in the western province of saskatchewan reynolds. as the story, one of the 2 men suspected of mass murder and canada has been found dead near the scene of the crime in a remote indigenous community. damian sanderson, age 31, had been sought along with his brother 30 year old mile sanderson in the stabbing deaths of tim people in the james smith cree reserve in saskatchewan. the deceased is damien sanderson. his body was located outdoors in a heavily grassed area, in proximity to a house that was being examined. we can confirm he has visible injuries, his injuries are not believe to be self inflicted. at this point, asked whether damien sandersons, brother, miles killed him. police said they couldn't be sure they think miles was spotted in the provincial capital. regina on sunday miles has a lengthy criminal record involving both persons and property crimes. the. busy sprawling man hunt now stretches across canad

currently you can, it's an, a paypal pay to view platform called event of you gang chicken out there. ah, there's 2 different ways to see it for when you on the african continent or outside are so be, be careful which, which link to go into. it's very clearly mod, but also if you're in south africa and on the african continent, you can get it on d. s. d box office. it's been placed back on box office yesterday so it should be back there. so those are the 2 avenues at the month and half and be looking and you can tell f from is that for days that he knows even back they are at hand from jeanette. amy, what a pleasure. thank you for sharing baraka with us. we wish you every success with the film and you chivas, appreciate your comments and your questions. i'll see you next time. thanks for watching history. ah. october on al jazeera, in an election set to define a nation brazilians would choose between the radically different current hard line, conservative presidents and the former socialist president. a sense of community delves into full unique communities revealing how they're adapt