we want to introduce you to reiner seidelman. he is the author of this book, the power of capitalism a journey recent history across five continents. reiner seidelman what are you trying to accomplish with this book. a lot of people blame capitalism. all the bad things in the world. it's sort of like a 30 rock's today, but i think that it's not true because i guess you only have one. number 200 years ago. if we talk capitalism, 90% of worldwide population lived in extreme poverty. today it's less than percent. i think it's amazing. sorry and what i do in this book, i things that you can compare is from the restroom in north korea, south korea or china at mao's time and china our vendors say that in the problem of the socialist, this they compare their utopia yeah their idea with reality and i think this is not fair it would be the same as i compare your real life marriage with a laugh novel you would say it's fair piece compared to the marriage of our friends. and so i think this is my approach as a historian to compare things an

jonathan reiner dr.ral dementia and how common is it? >> so alison, front don't temporal dementia is sort of an umbrella term that describes a series of conditions the ultimately result in the loss of narrow tissue in the frontal and temporal slopes of the brain. the frontal lobe zora behind her forehead, temporal lobe's behind your ears. those are the parts of the brain that are involved with helping you form certain behaviors, process hearing, form memories, and ultimately, it results in clinical conditions that sometimes radically change behavior of a patient or result in a difficulty communicating. i think last year when mr. willis's family reported that he was suffering from aphasia, that was the first clue that he had frontal temporal dementia, which often involves some form of aphasia. >> what causes? this it's a >> disease with multiple causes. there is sometimes genetic component. this can run in families. it's a relatively rare disease scene about 50,000 americans, but it's probably the most co

my first question is for mr reiner. some people i think mistake crypto for sort of this niche enthusiasm driven market and while that might have once been the case it's important to realize that it is now a last year two trillion dollar in market value was lost um and i think that demonstrates how mainstream this has been and i think it is also a good reason to be wary about the risks that this growth poses to consumers and to our economy. this is why senator warren and i questioned fidelity's decision to offer bitcoin in 401k plans and we recently have been pressing regulators about banks exposure to crypto risks. i start from the place that people are free pretty much free to invest their money or to bet wherever they want to and that includes crypto but i am really concerned about the potential for these highly volatile assets and risky assets to get into our financial system and what impact that might have if there is a collapse. for future crypto collapse. in your written testimony you said that the failure of cryp

a reiner has been the hero several times already for the yellow and blacks. but this was not the americans die. it was to be his replacement, a mother talented teenager, naturally. jamie, by now getting scored with his 1st touch, the 18 year old from london giving the buddhist lager. something to think about. julian brunt was once of one, the kid he sealed the 2 nov result. that means, despite and often shaky campaign, when later dorman, just 3 points behind by munich. let's take a look at all the results so far. and when does legal match day 20 lead us by unbeatable homer. fryeburg came back to beat foot got sliver cousin down awful haim mind. speed out spoke on friday. shall k drew with waltz. berg lights he against when you're in berlin is currently underway. glad back in frankfort, are among the teams in action on sunday. american football, super ball, 57 takes place on sunday, between the kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles. hundreds of millions of people will tune into what is going to be a unique sporting location. 2 brothers will be competi

a reiner has been the hero several times already for the yellow and blacks. but this was not the americans die. it was to be his replacement, a mother talented teenager, naturally. jamie, by now getting scored with his 1st touch. the 18 year old from london giving the buddhist leg is something to think about. julian brunt was once a one, the kid he sealed the 2 nov result. that means despite and often shaky campaign, when late, dorman, just 3 points behind by munich. let's take a look at all the results. so found one is legal, match day 20 leaders by unbeatable home union. berlin won in lights, each to stay appoint behind by on bible could beat stood, got leave a cushion down hoffman time mind speed outspread on friday shall k, drew with walt spec and on sunday. glad but in frankfort are among the teams in action. and he's a quick look at some of the other stories from the world of sports. the canadian women's football team has announced it will strike overpay and a lack of funding from the canadian soccer association. the olympic champions are scheduled to f

jonathan reiner. great to see you again. what do you think about all of this?w, we've seen some frightening moments from this past nfl season. i can think of the miami quarterback who had that really awful concussion situation that we saw early on in the season. it sounds like terry bradshaw is saying out loud what a lot of people have been saying privately for some time about the nfl. is there a way to make this game any safer, do you think? >> well, it's been a tough year in the nfl. the irresolvable problem that the nfl faces is that football is a sport that's not simply based on fabulous skill but is also based on impact. and when you have very large individuals moving at surprisingly fast speeds, you know, the resulting collision results in the release of a tremendous amount of kinetic energy. and although the nfl has, you know, gone to great lengths to try and change some of the rules to, you know, potentially make it safer, the fans come for these impacts. you know, the terminology in the sport, you know, revolves around hits. you know, commentators talk

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today, reiner roth was vice president of the alternative for germany, party and bavaria. essays, the luck of interest. berlin, the spade and finding the facts of the new extreme. sabotaged demonstrate of the lot. i mean the situation a, according to the interests involved in the nod stream pipelines was clear beforehand and turn the little engagement of germany in really analyzing the yeah, the back ground off of the blowing up or not stream to showed us that the germany itself felt obliged to obscure the back round to a sack of agnes, and alternative for germany. had asked in the german parliament for further information, and they have been told it's too secret. that's even a parliamentarian candy informed about it. so this shows that it's something that needed to be disguised. it was just unclear what were that is the exact details behind it. i mean, it's a clear, i guess, to all of our spectators that there is an overall geopolitical pattern that must be addressed when we talk about the east west conflict in europe. okay. some updates now from the conflict and don bass authorities

get rid of something he understands that some place back in there he's taken his orders from rob reinerst given the people what they want the can i get rid of them. >> at the end of the day who is a falter? >> to cover the signatures. hundred thousand signatures. he is gonna get what he deserves likely what is amazing to think about it they're calling a murderer apparently the thing that's upsetting is that those calling this guy a guy. >> greg: exactly, they go. there you go. with your hair you would fit into anyone's show. >> at least i would put forth the effort. >> greg: he kept the mustache. >> we are supposed to can billy embrace i'm a woman i'm supposed to complete the embrace that? what about my feelings? i would be tricked i will a bit of a surprise. this should be a reality show trans criminal island. >> greg: can it just be criminal island? i would like criminal island. >> all right, all right great i can never seem not know to know you. i'm a woman, i'm a woman. you have to call me shirley. and then they go to criminal island. >> greg: there the will that change in order to

after that, he told in detail, but surprisingly no one remembered not about reiner. facts are another chic fragments of this conversation very briefly. you know, today in minsk there is a trial of the most famous so -called. well, you see, nevertheless, no western journalists came there. for some reason, they are not interested in him at all. i don't knew this. why didn't you go. eh, protosevich. why doesn't he fire the prisoner? why didn't you go there? why don't you ask about it? he broke the law, so he sits in the dock. what kind of solution will there be, taking into account. uh, his behavior is repentance and so on. and then it's a court matter, but you didn't go there, to put it mildly, double standards. so i tell you to water any prisoner, you name it, we will explain to you and show what this political prisoner did why he is imprisoned there and then you say water the prisoner, but you don't talk about the fact that we took a step forward, not only with our inner ones. well, those who fled, having committed a right violation here. let's turn the page. come le

i'm going to steal from gerard reiner, a great strategist we speak to.e's talked about the fact that this service is rotation, and the fact that has led to some recession indicators coming from the goods side of the economy, while the services side is still playing catch-up post-lockdown. that is maybe why we got not necessarily false indicators, but indicators trickling earlier than we would imagine. i think that is a convincing explanation. alix: super appreciate it. james athey, aberdeen investment manager. coming up, lots of earnings coming out, particularly in europe. have barclays plunging after revenue messes. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family or passing down the family business or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? - i just got the new job! - oh my god, i'm so

so rob reiner and i were the third set of children for archie and edith bunker. >> so i made the pilotain, huh? what did you mean by "what god"? >> we just don't see any evidence of god. that's all. >> that's right, daddy. >> that's right, kids. i knew we had a couple pinkos in this house, but i didn't know we had atheists! >> i do remember seeing the opening episode and realizing, my god, the ground is shaking under me. >> now i'm going to tell you something -- >> michael! >> and we reach over each other at the table, and we have arguments. >> because guys like you are unwilling to give the black man, the mexican american, and all the other minorities their just and hard-earned share of the american dream! >> that didn't happen before. we got real. political strife. interpersonal issues. generation gaps. and they're dealing with it all in the family. >> now i suppose you're going to tell me that the black man has had the same opportunity in this country as you? >> more. he's had more. i didn't have no million people out there marching and protesting to get me my job. >> no, his uncle

reiner spent about ten months in a russian prison you may remember, she was sentenced to nine years andto the united states in december as part of a prisoner swap. brian shared the good news on instagram tuesday. see it there, the mercury's first game of the season is set for may, just a few months away and obviously this return to the core highly anticipated. we wish her well. i want to thank you for spending part of your day with me. and paula newton. stay with us, i'll be back with another hour of cnn after the break. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 62 pounds on g golo and i have kept it off. most of the weight that i gained was strictly in my belly which is a sign of insulin resistance. but since golo, that wght has completely gone away, as you can tell. thanks to golo and release, ever leave your clothes in t dryer and find a wrinkled mess? try downy wrinkle guard fabric softener! wrinkle guard penetrates deep into fibers, leaving clothes so soft, wrinkles don't want to stick around. make mornings smoother with downy wrinkle guard fabric softener. scout is protected by simparica trio, a

. >> thank you mr chairman and thank all of you for your testimony here today mr reiners in your testimony you argue that bank regulators should learn from previous incidents uh where crypto failures impacted the banks that >> that we heard from professor allen and she made a case for glass-steagall two.zero model separating banking entirely from cryptoasset activities. from your testimony you indicate that is beyond that agencies power and authority even if they wanted to. and you urge that we look at other alternatives to develop a comprehensive framework to clarify, and i'm quoting from your testimony that clarifies that type of cryptoasset activity and requirements required to engage in such activity. canti you expand on that? >> iam and admirer of the work in a agree with the sentiment we should do everything we can to restrict cryptofrom entering the banking system but if it is legal then these firms are entitled to banking services. so where do you draw the line? what specific activity can be done in a safe and sound manner so they have guidance in place they all have guidance in pl

reiner, let me be clear. i am planning a robust agenda in congress. this particular congress. china will be a big part of it. i've had conversations ranking member, working together to come together, which i think we will, on a comprehensive china legislation. today, i released a detailed 46-page majority staff committee report outlining what needs to happen to realize the administration's vision for the indo-pacific. i will give you the short version. the china challenge effects every region in the world. you're going to have to do a better job of resourcing these efforts. that means more people at our embassies, it means modernizing the way we do business and it means offering an alternative to china. secretary sherman, since the buck stops with you on china in the state department, i want to hear what you believe needs to do different sure that happens. we appreciate your appearing before us today. i will note that the secretary will have a hard stop at about 11:15, the leadership decided to hold an old members briefing at 11:30. she needs to be there for. that we will get

i don't he's think he's the front reiner right now. i don't think we have. one -- >> you can will run desantis into the -- universe >> take it up with sarah sanders -- >> -- jake? >> anderson, thanks so much. i'm here with don lemon. because we saw the parents of tyre nichols in the house chamber this evening to bear witness to the -- this is obviously just days after they buried their son who fatally beaten by memphis police and you could sense the pain and the disconnected next on the other world lateness of the situation that it must have been for them. the president acknowledging their pain in the pain felt by far too many families of color. >> most of us in here have never had to have the top, the top that brown and black parents have had to have their with their children. beau, hunter, ashton my children, -- right away. don't reach for your license. keep your hands on the steering wheel. imagine having to worry about that every single time your kid got in a car. >> and don lemon joins me now. don lemon, what were your thoughts on that very emotional mo