ray mcguire is up running for mayor, the former citigroup global head of investing, no doubt, has pointed opinions on this issue. he's joining us first on fox business. ray, welcome. we're thrilled you're on the hoe. we'll get to infrastructure in just a moment, but there is breaking news about that we need to get your comment on. we're suddenly seeing corporate america's big wigs headed by delta airlines' ed bastion who who'sed the confidential voter restriction law in new york, also forcefully speaking out against the law which they say would hurt underrepresented voters' chance to cast a ballot. ray, what is your reaction to that? because it is becoming a global situation. >> you know, it should become a global situation. thank you for having me. you saw the conversation that began earlier this morning, i was one of the signatures to the condemnation of the legislation that has occurred in georgia. it threatens to undermine democracy not only in this country, but everywhere in the world. and if there's a moment in time when we have to stand up, that is that moment, today is that moment

ray mcguire, who's running for new york city mayor, was one of the point men on those relationships withftermath of khashoggi. it's just too much money on the line. it is going to be an interesting bank in the future to watch in terms of how they grow, where they grow and what they do. you know, clearly, the chattering class is out there saying they're going to do something significant. back to you, gerry. gerry: charlie, thanks very much. tech stocks are starting the month in the green after suffering their worst loss since october 2020. let's bring in ray wong. ray, thank you. >> hey, gerry. gerry: let's start with tech stocks. they've had an extraordinary run, some of the bigger companies, during the pandemic as people have been stuck at home, you know, technology has become, has advanced more dramatic create in our lives over the last year -- dramatically in our lives. perhaps as people return to normal, they're not going too old quite as well. give us your picture of where they are and how they continue this with, say, with information technology, with a.i., with the manipulation of

executives, including some "squawk box" regulars, roger ferguson, m mellody hobson, robert smith, ray mcguire several days and months. becky? >> andrew, thank you we often talk about the american entrepreneurial spirit no one embodies that more than eric legrand, the owner of a growing coffee business. like other entrepreneurs, his inspiration stems from tragedy over ten years ago he was paralyzed from the neck downplaying football for rutgers university he calls it more than a coffee shop he tells us it's a reminder we can accomplish anything if we set our hearts and minds on a goal so glad to have you with us. i've been following you. you've been a huge inspiration every day over the last more than ten years what you're doing now really takes the cake why don't you talk about this business and how got into it, how it started >> i would love to talk about it with covid-19, it allowed me to start my life back and start reflecting on a lot of things and start getting my entrepreneurship going work ing on how they created nie and it inspired me to start my own business there's so much going on