pearce, too. >> i love carly pearce.h time. people are really vulnerable, and they're brittle. and -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- they miss their families, and they're going through tough stuff. and so, i wanted to write a a song that i felt talked to those people. 50% of us are hurtin'. and i was like, "you know what? why don't i bring some hope and some comfort?" and she's -- she's unreal. >> jimmy: she's the real deal. >> like her voice, i keep writing her, saying, like, you know, like that voice cuts through. you guys are gonna go crazy when you hear this. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's beautiful. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good for you. i love that you're continuing to do this. but let's talk about "the best of buble." i love this. i already have -- [ cheers and applause ] i already have a playlist on my spotify that's the best of buble. i already had this. [ laughter ] but honestly, you do have the hits on here, "feeling good." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "haven't met you yet." yeah. >> jimmy: i mean -- but then -- [ cheers and a

to karen pearce we go, british ambassador to the united states., so much to get into and this first off, if you will, ambassador, what do you make of this and what appears to be, at least by dutch authorities, to be a coordinated, preplanned attack? >> well, thank you, neil. i must admit i've only seen the media reports of the attack. but i'd just like to take this opportunity to condemn anti-semitism in all its forms. there's no excuse for that sort of violence at a sporting match where people, young people have gone to enjoy themselves and together on sport. no compute if for it. but also no excuse for islamophobia either. i know tensions run high in the middle east out of very strong feelings, but taking it out on ordinary people is not the way to go. pleasure. neil: in the meantime, as you know, ambassador, the war rages on over there. donald trump has promised it's got to get done and soon. easier said than done, of course. he has said the same about ukraine. there are a lot of your fellow leaders across the globe who don't know how to interp

this had been used, it may have been spotted earlier as she was already being treated by professor pearce degeneration. what would you have been able to do differently? i would have been able to go to speech therapy longer earlier. i'd have been able to go off and do something that i wanted to do, maybe _ go around the world, but i wouldn't go like this. um, i'mjust enjoying my life a bit better, planned it. and this is how simple a scan to potentially be able to find out all of that actually is. you'll see a bright blue light. ijust want you to look straight into that - bright blue light. so, laura, we're lookingj at your scans right here, and this looks completely healthy and normal. - these are the individual layers of the retina that we can see l at the back of the eye. the inner layers go. straight to the brain. and so often diseases that affect the brain . will turn up right here . at the front of the retina. the layers shown by this equipment are one micron thick. that's a thousandth of a millimetre. subtle changes are hard to spot, and that's why you need a large set of data to co

have the conversation i had with matt pearce. follow the qr code on your screen. search chris hayes wherever you get your podcast. that's all in. >> i don't know why you are laughing. a long tease for the lawrence o'donell show. >> it was great and teasing it and i am like alex is sitting right there. >> is it awkward? >> bro . >> did you even watch. the bit i was going to do -- you are doing it because you are telling everybody. >> i can not let a good joke go to west. two minute stephanie ruhle tease. >> i am sure her show is going to be good. >> at 11:00. that is apointment viewing. >> rising tides sell boats. i am happy if you want to talk about the show. >> we would love to throw our hat in the kitty. >> i will go and watch it yeah. everybody else, again, don't follow chris hayes'lead. stay with us, have a great weekend, chris. think deeply this weekend about our 22, 28 year friendship. [ laughter ] >> sit with it. >> come back with teases. >> okay. have a great weekend, buddy. >> you, too. >>> donald trump's cabinet is taking shape and we have big news as it

have the conversation i had with matt pearce. follow the qr code on your screen.now why you are laughing. a long tease for the lawrence o'donell show. >> it was great and teasing it and i am like alex is sitting right there. >> is it awkward? >> bro . >> did you even watch. the bit i was going to do -- you are doing it because you are telling everybody. >> i can not let a good joke go to west. two minute stephanie ruhle tease. >> i am sure her show is going to be good. >> at 11:00. that is apointment viewing. >> rising tides sell boats. i am happy if you want to

>> listen, hester pearce has been there, and you know, they call our crypto mom, and i know she's probablyas long as they're very open minded to this industry. you know, and i think there's just no way trump's not going to pick someone who -- listen, he's launched his own coin. so, you know, his family is engaged. he's engaged and so i just think it's hard to kind of, you got to wake up and slap yourself in the face. we have gone four years of a very very difficult regulatory environment. and that's all about to change. >> right. >> mike, can you put your macro hat on for a moment this morning. i'm curious if you were investing more broadly outside of the crypto space, where you think the winners and losers are. >> yeah, listen, i think in the short run, right, emerging market currencies, china are getting hit. you're seeing it today. i would be a buyer of chinese stocks on any dpip. i think the chinese are going to respond with a big stimulus package. i like the yield curve getting steeper. there's one, you know, i guess wild hair out there. right. elon musk was really the only person on