i'm going to say this about snap -- sorry, about pinterest i don't know anything about pinterest, i don'tow they monetize and didn't use it -- >> you don't have a page >> i know snap and i know all the kids today, i have two of them, i see them all around. they are still addicted to this app. evan toiling away, getting this team done, getting rid of some of the other things, really -- i think if you buy snap at $8 tomorrow, i think you're going to have a really good shot if you wanted for a trade to sell it at $10 in the next month or two. and that has actually worked over the last two quarters or so i feel like for whatever reason, people get geeked up about it, they want to buy it in the print, it goes down 20%, you buy it on that and a month or so later you are selling it up 20%. >> dan's been range trading this thing beautifully, that $8 to $12 range, it's really been in since november of last year, i will say on the other side, looking at the arpu, i think snap has it between meta, pinterest. i think that pinterest has a lot of upside if they are able to drive up that arpu dollar fig

, find ads on pinterest, click on those ads and buy them with amazon, i think that is going to help pinterest over the next 12 to 18 months. the challenge for everyone not being meta-platforms is monetization. pinterest has a large global user base. they need to improve their monetization. i think over time, the advertising effort with amazon will help. ed: tom forte, thank you so much. caroline, sprint finish to marathon week. stay with us, we will be talking to pinterest ceo four clock p.m. eastern, 1:00 p.m. pacific. we are going to continue our conversation around earnings and bring my interview with intel ceo, pat gelsinger. they just keep on going. this is bloomberg. ♪ conventional thinking delivers conventional results. at allspring, we break away with purpose. harnessing data-driven insights and boundless curiosity. we dissect the market from every angle. helping to build portfolios that redefine what's possible. because investing isn't one size fits all. allspring. purposefully divergent. >> return to free klatt -- cash flow. analysts saying the worst now may be over for the comedy.

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pinterest announcing it's opening its ad platform and its first partner is amazon.ed some optimism from analysts it's worth noting competition is heating up amazon which reported yesterday is a fast-growing new player in the ad space it saw its ad revenue grow 21% in the corner. guys >> julia boorstin, thank you >>> let's move on to intel which posted the worst earnings quarter in its history, yet shares are rallying. upgrades helping today as well analysts saying the worst could be over for the chip maker last july the ceo said the same thing and called the bottom. hasn't worked out that way as intel shares are down more than 20% since he made that comment we'll hear from pat gelsinger later today at 4:00 p.m. eastern. first, let's bring in an analyst who upgraded intel this morning to neutral from underperform, matt bryson from web bush securities why, matt, such a positive reaction to a terrible report? >> i think it's simply how can things get worse obviously, as you said, this question has been asked before, but at this point there's not a next product that alr

we've seen advertisements pop up on pinterest pages.have abouf the others in. >> no, no, no. liz, i want to be sort of careful. in the ad concern we're not in an ad version, but we're in an ad winter, for sure. and what happens with the second tier ads, including on tiktok, by the way, is that you see some experimental ad budgets pulled away from them. like you're going to cut tiktok first, pinterest first and snap first and twitter before you go cut facebook and google. so i just think it's not the right time to consider pinterest. now, we do have a change in management, we're probably going to get better execution. i'm more intrigued by it on the long side, i just think it's too early. liz: mac, it's great to see you -- mark, it's great to see you, thank you so much. ing mark mahaney. we're going to be right back on what to expect are from wednesday's consumer price inflation check. it's going to be a big one, folks, and it could move those fed funds futures. stay tuned, we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ your work is your calling. it drive

pinterest tanking as well. down eps coming in below estimate but beat in internet subscribers and mobile subscribers giving the stock a boost to the tune of 7.5% "squawk on the street" is back in two each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. rock stars. please! do you know what it takes to be a rock star? i've trashed hotel rooms in 43 countries. i was on the road since i was 16. i've done my share of bad things. also your share of bad things. we know that using workday for finance and hr makes you great at your job. but that don't make you a rock star. ted! ted! ted! oh ted in finance. you're a rock star! hey liz in hr? can you do this? unless you work with an actual rock star. you are a rock star! thank you! who's the new guy? hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. give it up for pam. pam, you are a rock- [silence] i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ >>> social media stock snap and pinterest plunging today after warning of ad revenue weakness in earnings last night that's the focus of tech check with ju

but they're looking at pinterest contest. state want to target high paying jobs with more taxes and excess compensation tax woulded a a 7.5% penalty on all jobs that pay more than 10% above the state average. they're going to start with hospital administrators and reportedly move out from there why would anybody with serious money stay in washington state 124 >> i think we'll find out the answer to that in the next 12 years or so. year or so. a lot of folks are starting to leave and you and i talked about the washington supreme court decision that redefined a capital gains tax as excise tax instead of income tax, which is obviously is. we all warned at the time the democrats are going to push forward to see what they can get away with so now they introduced this excessive compensation tax which to your point is the hospitalled a might be straiter jobs and they deem it too much and anyone that thinks they're going to stop is naive. they're testing this out to see how much more they can get away with and oppose a wealth tax. th

i'm talking about pinterest and snap david is 100% right.his is about just -- guys are just cutting back now. but by the way, can we give them something here they recognize that they spent way too much they are rationalizing every one of their businesses, whether it be grocery, whether it be, you know, just simple one-day, same day, and i think that we forget that they have a lot of firepower if they cut fat. >> right >> and they're doing it. they got no credit for it because all anyone talked about was -- >> you're referring to operating margins in north america >> that's what you should be focused on, for heaven's sake. this company has the possibility of making a huge amount of money away from it amazon ads are very good they're really starting to make some money on prime. they're starting to make money on, when you go to your tv set, and you don't hit up paramount plus, you hit up the program, and it goes right to amazon. i felt that they were on their game on everything but this, and they are saying, line in the sand, they're going to d

we've got pinterest in trouble too because of earnings problems at the moment. but then you look forward to apple. does apple's earnings report, does everything on tech -- in tech hinge on that next week? >> i don't think so after seeing google, microsoft, meta all outperform, but apple is obviously a bellwether. you know the mac sales are going to be soft, terrible pc numbers came in, but we know what's going on with the short, there's no more shortages, but is there demand? this is what we're going to have to really wonder coming out of this this, is there going to be the demand. i like the pivot apple's making to services. if it can show that directionally, that would really help. they need to also talk about a.i. they've not talked much about it. apple is usually a bit of a follower, they actually tend to come late with the newest innovations. what are they going to say about a.i.? because everyone else has made a declarative statement -- liz: well, so did everybody about meta verse is. i'm telling you, these fads are unbelievable. we do have the dow jones i

. >>> shares of snap and pinterest fell in trade on didisappointin results. snap missed forecasts and daily active users came in lower than expected pinterest shares fell despite beating on the top and bottom lines as they shared disappointing numbers for the second quarter >>> amazon shares turned lower in extended trade amid concerns over the cloud unit despite topping first quarter revenue forecast shares jumped as high as 12% on the revenue beat of more than $127 billion boosted by 16% increase of sale s of aws arjun is joining us with more. wild price action. swing 12% to now pre-market down >> speaking on monday ahead of this report, it is an interesting time because expectations are low the companies need to meet or beat expectation the key is guidance. that is the theme through all of the tech earnings this week. more for amazon. a beat on revenue. up 9%. aws grew 16% yes, slower than we have seen. in the current environment, that is pretty good it was the comments from the cfoing saying business customers were looking to quote optimize their cloud sp

gram and pinterest -- instagram and pinterest had a baby. it's owned by bytedance.yte cannes is deeply, deeply in bed with the ccp. it is subject to the people's republic of china, their laws, their policies. one of three board members of bytedance's main domestic subsidiary is a card-carrying chinese official. 300-plus, employees of bytedance ask tiktok -- and tiktok have been ployed currently or form or by the chinese propaganda arm. they have an internal committee that helps bytedance make decisions. if you are dealing with any of these application owned by bytedance, you are working with the ccp wittingly or unwittingly. americans have to understand that. joey: you know, i don't really fool with tiktok the, i don't need to see more stupid people being stupid in my life, but pinterest, i get my wood-working plans in that -- from that, so i may be drawn in a little bit. i mow that congress was working on a bill, there's a lot of debate about banning tiktokal out. is this a response by china, do we see an opportunity that we're weak on this? >> oh, absolutely. they

>> multi ads but the problem with pinterest of the results.e guidance was the problem so partnerships some great but when your business slows down, it's an issue and not making as much money the user. stuart: exxon, strong report. >> i was impressed. record first-quarter profit higher oil outfits and if you're getting $70 a barrel, that's pretty good so profit doubled from a year ago. exxon combined made $18 billion in profit the first three months this year. who said the oil patch is dead but you had chevron buying back stock, the increased dividends by 1% buyback or stock this y year. stuart: they doubled their profit. alert bernie sanders. >> you want to talk about the orioles cookie maker and what they did? >> they boost their guidance, we are all stacking more and trending down on this high inflationary, it and buying cookies. stuart: good stuff, thank you. here are two stock picks. blue our capital. >> it's a direct alternative direct lender and given the idea thanks will have trouble and pull back on lending, this one might benefit it's

they will do more than $14 million in advertising, more than snap and pinterest and twitter combined.ack otter: a solution to this would be to sell to an american buyer. you've done some math on this. it's not as expensive as it sounds with a $250 billion valuation. >> that the valuation for the company, the chinese company that owns tiktok. if you carve out tiktok, the back of the envelope, it gets you to $50 billion but then you can back out some of that, 60% of it is owned by large institutional investors, american venture capital firms, probably 15 or 20 billion to make this an american company. jack hough: carleton: you have alexandria ocasio cortez and rand paul coming together on this point. i'm curious on the business side of it who would be the winners? >> there's a couple of obvious winners, at least 3 other apps that look like tiktok. the one that wins the most is meta which -- reels is a clone of tiktok you can find in facebook and instagram. these should boost their earnings by as much as a dollar a share if they were to take half the current tiktok traffic, they would be

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as a creator, it lets you have the pinterest/instagram, edit, but it's also made from the same companyok, so why is lemon8 okay and not tiktok? liz: before we go if one day soon tiktok is absolutely banned, who's going to be the go-to platform, in your opinion? >> it comes down to the users. i think they're going to want instagram. but then youtube has shot up for me just through shorts. i had a video i posted over a year ago that just hit 4 million just recently. so i don't even understand how the algorithms work. i think we'll find out. liz: well, i i think you go into this with a very clear eye, and you make your living off tiktok, so especially the back story's important. kat stickler, thank you very much. by the way, so can kat did a behind the scenes at fox business tiktok, check it out @redfoxliz. thank you, kat, great to see you. and you just heard her discuss the business ramifications of a ban, but what you didn't hear was her personal triumph. how did this single mom who found herself divorced without a job turn her obstacles into laughter and a lucrative career? is that's w

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lemon8 is a photo-based app that resembles a mix of instagram and pinterest.also has videos like the ones on tiktok. it was launched in asian markets in 2020. congress is considering whether to ban tiktok nationwide over security concerns. >>> a government survey reveals the state with the most lead pipes in the u.s., and the wrong man is detained and interrogated during a military training exercise. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the boston globe" reports a defense department training session went bad when federal agents entered the wrong hotel room. officials say fbi agents were assisting members of the u.s. army special operations command on tuesday when they banged on the door of the wrong room. cbs boston says a delta pilot was a guest in the room at the revere hotel. agents barged in, handcuffed, and interrogated him for more than 45 minutes before realizing the mistake and apologizing. the fbi says no one was hurt. >>> "the new york times" reports former new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern said good-bye to politics. a

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on russia today and support r t sputnik given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with with, ah, ah, ah, ah welcome back to the whistleblowers, i'm john carrie aka were speaking with attorney activist and whistleblower jeslane redock. she's the executive director of the whistleblower and source protection organization at expose facts in washington. d. c. great to have you back, jess. much of this discussion will inevitably come back to julian assange. you've been intimately involved in supporting assange and the work that he's done with wiki leaks. assange released evidence of american war crimes committed in iraq as well as lots and lots of diplomatic cables that arguably should not have been classified in the 1st place. yet, the u. s. government has pursued him now for well over a decade. walk us through the slippery slope. that is the ongoing prosecution of julian assange. many of us maintained that if a sanchez prosecuted, every national security journalist in america will be open for prosecution. i think it's even broader than that. to the extent that a so

even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with mm ah, the experience itself, i, i mean the nuts and bolts of it, the training, et cetera, that, that wasn't too difficult. so in that sense, it was underwhelming and i bought, ah, the experience of being up there and looking at the planet that was quite out of the ordinary. her and it did doesn't leave you was very impactful. and then now when you return back that way, when you look at the colonel for a response, you get because it before it i compared to today, space flight was still a bit of a novelty or so. and especially in india, in india because we never had any activity like that so, so that was difficult to have. so people generally reacted so much to the image which was built up there. and there was only one tv channel at that time so. so in effect, a space came into the drawing rooms offer our indians and that we made quite an impact with them. so as a result of that, the adulation and all was something one was when he unprepared for so bad. so that was the difficult part. but then again, if you look a

up to date and split the r t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest. and with me just the last is a danger to the world as it is. and because it has all this economic power that it uses for the military, these are sick and twisted people that care about nothing but money empower. i'm not even hey, i think i think they're indifferent. they just want money empower and they don't. they're indifferent to who dice and as long as they can get that money empower. ah, ah, i will ensure that joe biden is not received for more years. do you believe trump? as a general rule? no, never. we must conduct a top to bottom overhaul to clean out the pestering rod and corruption of washington dc abided as pushing us to world war 3. i mean, i a you have to consider that. that is the worst. i mean, we should never be in a position the u. s. has no business in ukraine with ah, a comes on the israeli military fire as prime minister netanyahu played just to make aggressive pay a price of the rockies of 5 across the border into as well. from southern lebanon, also ahead, unde

russia for date, and school ortiz spoke that given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with me, ah, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. it's very critical. i'm time to sit down and talk ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. war is big business. i think we all know that by now, but is all that money spent on war efforts really going where it's supposed to go? this week we'll discuss what some call a war racket and other say, is a place rife for money laundering. all right, let's get into the ammo. ah, while most would agree that there is no price tag for a life loss to war. there are, however, price tags for the war and business is booming, whether it's $9000000000.00 toward cloud computing for google, oracle micro.

russia for date and spoke r t spoke that given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest, and with me ah, devin knew the police on the f. b. i was hunting for him. he'd be detained. is any u. s. samples. but he found a way out of this apparent impasse for smaller planes. nobody checks out, so i found somebody with the $172.00, which is a small for cedar airplane. so i knew which coordinate to go to. i and this is we got to that court and i think the heart attack and he made emergency landing. it's a small airfield. as soon as he landed i for 600 bucks that grab my bag. like, do better get the hell out of here before somebody shows up and i grabbed my bag and i fled to toronto. and then i i flew from toronto to assemble to month with they used to say that the business of america is business. now the business of america is war. there are anyway, i knew the crew must always installation discovery from you got it. i will go to you with, with christian douglas garden, usually con your snoring on. okay. okay. and you were good nichols. good for him to put on his team complex so

even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with, ah mm, some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities in other countries, the united states of america is different. wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states for with a body. i think all anybody basie since only city p draw you look at both the incentives and the cigarette. a few color revolutions is one among several of means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them on to the health of u. s. weston, they can all make interest to pop in sadie. i didn't that he did to everybody. good them. okay. yeah, let me change color. so no, we just say low their soft power. i'm a gas. the final goal of these thing revolutions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. ah, british journalist kate turnbook has spent several months researching london's role in the war. a new crane. i mean north thing to i, britain's fingerprint, alive for it. again, it taught tallies very, very heavily with the lead talks from the craziness re

and pinterest and with hm. mm oh, we'll come back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry. aku we're speaking with south african police whistleblower. patricia. my shalley. patricia, it's good to have you with us. what can you tell us about the response we were talking about this just before the break. what can you tell us about the response to your whistle blowing from the central government? you've encountered nothing but trouble in free state. but what about in the capital? have you received any support to any, any parliamentarians, for example, anybody in the capital who has rallied tier side now noted, or instead i am receiving a lot of resistance. i've recently made a request to the police portfolio committee of parliament to make a presentation to them regarding my situation. and they are well aware that there was a delay. the salesman dan on may live. it was rejected by the steps management in a day that chairperson or the portfolio committee rejected it as they've been based on the fact that she was told by the south african management data assessme

state on russia for date and r t spoke that given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with me, ah oh oh, look forward to talking to you. oh, that technology should work for people. are you a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order would conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to race trust or rather than fear. i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must return to its own existence with ah, hello, i'm manila chad. you are tuned into modus operandi. it's no secret that the joe bind in administration has employed countless obama era officials, hence the joke in the u. s. that the biden government is the 3rd term of barack obama to night will profile one byte, an admin official, who critics say is responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent lives. now, leading america's top international aid agency, find out just who we're talking about next. all right, let's get into the ammo.

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on russia today and split ortiz sport that even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with donald trump is again at the nexus of american politics. he's also the 1st american president to face jail time. the entire legal apparatus of the state appears to be aligned against trump. can the rule of law survive this legal odyssey? ah, with ok. welcome back. we're talking about the global, queer gender, with author of the case for patriarchy and catholic youtube podcast, or tim gordon. welcome back to now, before the break, we were talking about marriage. and obviously, before we get to the global issues, got very, very important. the one case it was said, marriage cross state party lines. that's how they were able to get around the kid amendment and states rights. what was your answer back on that and why gay marriage was allowed the us? well that would be a good something called an accommodate cause provision and that's not actually how was argued inno burger fell, it like all of the other so called substantive due process cases. i've listed all of the progeny cases o

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