well, this was a ton of the trading volume on robin hood. so when we saw the crypto market fall in the broader stock market fall, well robin hood took a hit and of course saw that they over extended themselves and now they have to do these layoffs. speaking, it could take currencies, as we've just had proposed, they'll put forward by a group of bypass that a group of senators in the united states that would aim to further regulate crypto currency. can you just explain to him, why did they explain why that thing came? yes, well this bill is trying to came the wild west if you will, of crypto regulation. that is that there's very little regulation of crypto and. busy all this specific bill, which comes after a few others that have been proposed would take crypto currencies under the authority of the c, f t. c. that's the commodity futures. trading commission, regulating them as digital commodities, as opposed to securities, which fall under the jurisdiction of the fcc. now this comes after trillions have been wiped off of the crypto market. in

vantec names like paypal, robin hood, sophia, surging double digits. cvs is jumping, too, taking the drug source higher. there is moderna up up 70% leading the s&p 500. ahead, carlisle groups the david rubenstein will join us with his thoughts on the market rally, the state of public equity, anti-inflation reduction act. let's get to this route it was talks surging even as a number of officials came out with a hawkish tone. here is jim bullard, st. louis president. >> we still have some ways to go to get to a restrictive monetary policy. i have argued that with the hotter inflation numbers in the spring, we should get to 3.75 to 4% this year. >> san francisco fed president mary daly told reuters that if inflation keep soaring, a 75 point basis hike in september may be appropriate. 50 would be reasonable. she said this week that rate cuts in 2023 are not her modal outlook. joining us now, chief market strategist tony flyer. did the market not believe these fed officials that are coming out and trying to walk back? >> there is a little momentum that we h

kailey: john griffin, blue ridge capital founder and robin hood foundation chairman.ou so much for joining us with your insight as well as your reflections on the legacy of julian robinson. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is bloomberg markets. you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. coming up, the nobel laureate in economics 12:00 noon time. this is bloomberg. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, here is the first word. president biden is set to announce a four month extension of the moratorium on repaying student loan debt as part of a broader package that is expected to include debt forgiveness. $10,000 in debt will be forgiven. 20,000 if the student received a pell grant. president biden says he is proud to announce the u.s. is giving almost $3 billion more in weapons to ukraine. the announcement came on the day ukraine celebrates its independence. it is also the six-month anniversary of the day russia invaded. about one in six american homes has fallen behind on the utility bills, and faces the possibility of a shut off, accordin

robin hood laid off about 9% of its workforce in april. stock in the mobile trading company has lost steam since going public in july of last year. >>> better news for uber. even with higher gas prices and soaring inflation, the company making a strong rebound from the worst days of the pandemic. uber says it made $8 billion between april, may and june. that's more than double for the same time last year. uber says the number of consumers and drivers using the platform are at all-time highs. it recorded 122 million users each month, up 21% from the previous year. airbnb exceeded wall street estimates for its earnings. like uber, it benefitted from customers spending on travel. revenue jumped almost 60% from last year, up to $2.1 billion. that's the company's most profitable second quarter to date. >>> geico is closing all of its physical offices in california. so if you have insurance business to take care of, you're going have to do it online. until recently, the company had 38 offices across the state. but those are closing. and accordin

came out with news that they are cutting about 22% of jobs over robin hood. that comes after a 9% reduction back in april. and vlad 10 of saying in a call with reporters that this is them continuing to right size and exercise some of the cost discipline. he said the product road map will still stay aggressive and fewer employees will result in some of those lower costs you talk about. stock-based compensation falling by as much as 7% in the third quarter. that has been one of the areas where they have spent a lot and he said the reality is they over hired. he overdid it. when they went public and when they were trying to keep up with some of the trading frenzy that's going on in not only individual stocks, but crypto also talked about restructuring and something called a series of general managers. they call them many ceos and said that should streamline decision making. seems like they are changing the structure. he member of the c suite stepping down. are really one of their main spokespeople. she was the chief product officer and was a big higher from goog

competitors like robin hood are starting a massive round of layoffs. first, tech and biotech surging from paypal and moderna. i want to bring in ed ludlow, bad news from walmart after the bell. ed: earnings were good when i first came in, looking at the screen now, a lot of red. strong quarters, strong outlooks, back to pre-pandemic levels, the stock down 4% though , something spooking investors. saying they will only build between 6000 and 7000 vehicles, we started this year at 20,000 vehicles with supply chains for the ev maker, half of a strong quarter with a strong outlooks showing a strong strategy of higher rent for collectibles is paying off. breaking news the market close, walmart laying off hundreds of corporate jobs but what's interesting is this idea that they invest e-commerce, something i reported a while ago, serving he curled -- e-commerce and curbside pickup. the nasdaq 100 having its best day since may 4, hence my official star wars tie. strong performance in the semi conductor sector with little fluctuation in yields. four basis point

robin hood is cutting nearly a quarter of its work force for 780 jobs crashing cryptocurrency prices and a turbulent stock market is keeping customers from trading on the app. robin hood ceo says the cuts didn't go far enough in reducing costs. >>> equifax provided enact cat credit scores on million of consume erps from the period of march to april this year. the wall street journal reports the firm sent the scores on people applying for car loans, mortgages and credit cards to the banks and lenders including jp morgan chase, wells fargo. consumers were offered more results in their application being rejected. equifax says it fixed the error caused by a software coding glitch. they keep credit reports on 200 million u.s. consumers, guys. >> that's a mistake but sticks with people. i don't trust it gets purged from the system altogether. really unfortunate. >> i know. that's what i was thinking too, yeah. >> thank you. >>> all right local shops are feeling the brunt of the rise of inflation. ahead on today in the bay, the reason one bay area shop owner says customers will also have to

robin hood is cutting another 23% of staff, months after a 9% cut. the latest move will affect about 780 employees. the ceo says inflation and the cryptocurrency crash reduced the company trading activity and the asset it manages. struck another boom, airbnb happy today. the san francisco-based company said it confirmed nearly 104 million bookings during the three riod inun that's anete and a 24% hike for the same time period in 2019. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news , new details of an alleged beating via bay area police officer and what's next in the case, as we asked the questions. >>> the tri-valley will introduce you to an unlikely pair. how these two goes seniors are helping their neighbors as the fix-it guys struck a couple of showers tried to make a run through the north bay, otherwise we have thunderstorms in the high sierra for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 a gamange 27 taxes andulates onlipotod prop 27 a gamange

robin hood blames their latest move on inflation and the crypto market crash. the company announced mountain announcement comes on the same day that financial regulators in new york state find the company's crypto unit 30 million dollars. oil giant bp generated massive profits during its 2nd quarter recording in 8 and a half billion dollar profit. the largest in 14 years. this comes as drivers are dealing with high gas prices and inflation. crude prices are up more than 30% compared to a year ago. bp also expects oil and gas prices to stay high into the 3rd quarter due to the continued disruption to russia supply created by the your war in ukraine. exxonmobil, chevron and shell also saw large profits during the 2nd quarter. several organizations in san francisco will be hosting a town hall to get updates on the future of laguna honda hospital and its patients. last week, we told you the state agreed to put the transfers on hold after the hospital and patients families said moving patients is affecting their health and the care they're receiving. laguna honda wa

. > >> robin hood said nearly 20% oe job cuts in the last weeks for e layoff at the company in menloatest cut off 23% ofe workforce. whether robin hood cn survive amid stock market turbulence remains a question. > >> tech companies launched latet gadgets with phones and live trg watches. they will hit the markt for the holiday shopping rush. the very latest on samsung's ne, new gadgets, a lot more to come. to come. a lot going on in fronf you right now. >> i just stepped out of a back to school show. samsung is kicking off this fall test dropd they started with event streaming online where they unvd they unveiled new phones and new new phones and new smart watche. the galaxy phones both have pretty big upgrades to the cames and battery life and most notab, most notably, the flip 4 has a camera on the cover screen. peoe can take a hands-free quick shot . you can also start video recording and quick shot mode and flip to flex mode to contine recording without stopping the video. these are big asks from content creators and they are gg what they asked for. this is the this is the older

robin hood, on the peninsula, will lay off a lot more. a quarter of the staff will have to go, according to the ceo. with the stock market down, fewer people are interested in trading stocks on their phone. we have heard a lot about layoffs. the labor department says, there is still 10.7 million job openings in america. that is down from the previous month, but it is still a lot. we do have some wiggle room for contraction. some companies with job openings cancel the job without laying people off. back to you. >>> the sports world is remembering an absolute, legendary broadcaster. vin scully has died. the dodgers were playing the giants at oracle, vin scully covered 67 seasons. we have a look back at his legendary career.>> reporter: this morning, generations of fans honored vin scully. he is a broadcaster with an unmistakable voice. >> it is time for dodger baseball!>> reporter: his poetic play-by-play's are beloved. >> there is 29,000 people in the ballpark, and 1 million butterflies. >> reporter: he brought the action on the field to l

robin hood laying off 20% of its staff. oracle laying off some people last night. we're starting to see the slowing of the economy. that's making companies nervous and they're saying, we need to slow if not freeze the economy. >> okay, you can learn more just click on here's how inflation is impacting the bay area it's right there on our front page. >>> also tonight, calls to conserve appear to be working. new numbers show californians we're doing a better job of saving water during this drought. check out this chart. we used 8% less water when compared to june of 2020. the governor wants us to use 15 more water but that's still an improvement when californians were using more water than two years ago. >> let's talk specifically in the bay area. we're closer to governor newsom's goal. the water use is down by 13% and the water districts say this shows the people who live here are actually taking the job seriously. >> the numbers show that customers are responding and recognize that this drought is serious. and that we need to make some changes. >> now the contra co

course, the freedom fighter for those who fight for freedom, there are no written rules, the laws of robin hoodvered by everyone, but he also did not act according to the law in force at that time, you do not deny that bandera was an anti-semid. and you too admit that he and his people were involved in the murder of 800,000 jews. it's not, none doubt. you say no doubt, but prove. he ordered the killing of 100,000 civilians, he did not give the order for the destruction were his biggest even more degree than the russian poles the germans enemy. you doubt it, i doubt that she gave the order to kill the jews. ki when the germans entered lvov there was such a text people you should know this muscovites, poles hungarians jew your enemies destroyed. continue to know this, your phil stepan bandera what kind of leaflets, what is this forty-first year, the bandera people distributed those flyers relocation, which was not yet on the documentation. they are bandera, fraternized by the germans. this is quite obvious. i just do not understand. i wo n't tell you today that i'm distancing myself from this. th

earlier this year, robin hood laid off 9% of its employees.stocks were down sharply today amid heightened tensions with china. analysts also say a report from the labor department today showing job openings dropped by 5.4% in june didn't help either. the dow was down more than 400 points. the nasdaq fell 20 and the s and p. closed 27 points. lower former workers accused amy's kitchen of union busting today during a rally outside the company's san jose factory. there was a lot of injustices a lot of hostility in the workplace because of our wanting to organize a union for the workers' rights. the employees say they had attempted to unionize just a month before the frozen food factory abruptly closed on july 18th 300 workers lost their jobs. now former workers and their supporters are asking for a boycott of the company. what we hope with the boycott is that amy's will listen to the fact that we demand justice for the workers that although that we are vegans , we believe in now cruelty to animals. we also believe in worker justice. so we're hopi

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streamline operations, several other big bay area companies announced layoffs this week including robin hood and shoe company all birds. >>> it is a good weekend for music festival lovers. crews finish the final preparations for tomorrow earlier today. tens of thousands of people are expected to fill golden gate park and with names like post malone, jack harlow and hometown heroes, green day taking the stage, best advice for those hitting the road is to avoid the west side of the city, the entire west side, because traffic is supposed to be insane. not supposed to be, it will be insane. >> in my claim to fame, i went to high school with green day. >> the whole band? >> yeah, all three of them went to the high school. i do not know them, they do not know me. >> if you show up, you can just get a sweatshirt and get to the front of the line. >> i will be dropping your name. >> it will not help. >>> a live look outside on top of mount diablo. >> first alert meteorologist paul heggen is here. i think we should go and say, we know your boy, ryan from high school. hoping to get some vip tickets, wh

. >>> happening now, robin hood is cutting jobs, the investment company is lastinjobs by g large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. >>> t.j. maxx has agreed to pay a $13 million fine for selling a number of recalled products, among them was the fisher-price rock in place leeper which was linked to 50 infant deaths since 2009. t.j. maxx, and it's subsidiaries are also accused of selling the recalled products. the agreement settles charges that the retailer knowingly sold the items. >>> a protest out of's outside of amy's food production plant. following news that it is shutting down after a year of operation. workers say that it is no coincid

the key tasks is to reform the law enforcement agencies normally, so that you and i do not play robin hood should be a very clear system, there are traitors, collaborators come, special services park , the court considers the submissions of law enforcement agencies and pronounces a sentence according to the article, this is how it should work, well , a normal system and it should act in advance but we saw that in the 14th year we had traitors in the government, the state was headed by a traitor, that's why people really have to run the state by their own forces. by the way, you mentioned dobkin, he is also on this list, because the last time we saw him, he was terribly condemning the russians and what they are doing and he even wore a cap with a red and black flag, which is hard to imagine dobkin and this cap and this flag, but the photos show that well, we perfectly understand that there are a number of politicians and a number of media persons who have changed our rhetoric after february 24, but we very carefully investigate each statement and if, for example, there was a statement that

here the robber, nicknamed the yelp, was operating, practically the don robin hood, he robbed trade caravansart of the hid somewhere here in the caves for a long time these treasures did not give rest to treasure hunters, until in the eighties, real gold was discovered here on the don in the late eighties. the lipetsk geo-star party discovered, indeed, not only gold, but gold here in the lebedyansk region. well, imagine diamonds. this is how at the beginning of the 20th century the mistress of a merchant 's estate in tomsk looked like 1800 wooden houses, but alas, not all of them have retained their original appearance, however, so far. there are such reserved places in which every passer-by will feel transported a century ago. many people there consider this house the personification of tomsk, and rightly so, because the architect created a real masterpiece. yes, you yourself look at the abundance of the waybill of sawn threads. scrolls rosettes of grape leaves, but the most important thing is the firebird, which flaunts on the roof of the house. why firebirds, because this house is the wed

parliamentary commission of inquiry into the gay ibiza case in may 2021, then i was, so to speak little robin hoodittle hero for a short time alone against the mafia. if you like, when they threatened my house, it reminded me of chicago in the thirties, where the small grocer said he wasn't going to pay $100 for a roof this week. and this was one of the reasons, but not the only one. i can't say right now if there are any other customers there? i would interpret. it is and it is quite curious. i thought about it a lot during my sleepless nights, now i'm 57.5. and it all started when i was 54 55 years old, and i i realized then that it was no coincidence that under adolf hitler, most of the leadership of the ss and the gestapo came from austria; they were not from sicily, ireland or dagestan. i thought a lot about this. these were the austrians. central europeans are a mixture of explosive hypocrisy and cowardice to many in the middle east europe seems like a faraway paradise they go to terrible hardships they run to where they expect to find safety and freedom but carinth nice has lost her faith i

when i was so to speak, a little robin hood for a short time alone against the mafia. when they threatened to burn down my house, it reminds me of the 1900 thirty's, chicago, where a small grocer says, i'm not going to pay a $100.00 for a roof this week. and that was one of the reasons, but not the only one. i can't say right now if there are any other customers there, i would interpret it this way and it's quite curious. i've been thinking about it a lot during sleepless nights. at the age of 54, now i'm 57 and a half. that is, it all started when i was 5455 years old and i realized that it was no coincidence that under 8 hitler, most of the leadership of the ss and the gestapo were from austria. they were not from sicily, ireland, or da gaston. i've been thinking about it a lot. they were austrians, residents of central europe, full of a mixture of explosive falsehood and cowardice. men, for many residents of the middle east, europe seems like a distant paradise. they go to terrible hardships rung to where they expect to find safety and freedom, but nicely has lost f

when i was so to speak, a little robin hood for a short time alone against the mafia. when they threatened to burn down my house, it reminds me of the 19 thirty's, chicago, where a small grocer says, i'm not going to pay a $100.00 for a roof this week. and that was one of the reasons, but not the only one. i can't say right now if there are any other customers there, i would interpret it this way and it's quite curious. i've been thinking about it a lot during sleepless nights. at the age of $54.00 now and $57.00 and a half. that is, it all started when i was 5455 years old. and i realized that it was no coincidence that under adolph hitler was most of the leadership of the ss. and the gestapo were from austria. they were not from sicily, ireland, or a guest on i've been thinking about it a lot. they were austrians, residents of central europe, full of a mixture of explosive falsehood and cowardice. for many residents of the middle east, europe seems like a distant paradise. they go to terrible hardships run to where they expect to find safety and freedom, but nicely h

it's unclear what if any severance benefits those employees will get stock trading company, robin hood nearly a quarter of its staff. 23% of workers are being let go effective october 1st. that's roughly 800 people. the menlo park company ceo blames the layoffs on the crash of the cryptocurrency market, as well as high inflation, which he says has reduced trading activity. revenue and active users have dropped by more than a third. it's the second time this year the company has had layoffs. in april, they fired 9% of its staff is 4 45, the company rent a center has been ordered to pay more than $15 million for overcharging for rental furniture and appliances company violated our state consumer protection laws relating to unlawful leasing practices and deceptive marketing. specifically our investigation. internet to center found that the company's kiosks operating out of traditional retail stores used and inflated cash price for products in its preferred least , program. these products were 15% higher than the retail price violating california's rent to own law. california attorney gene

robin hood is cutting almost a quarter of its workforce as part of a reorganization. ceo said the dismissals are concentrated in operations, marketing, and program management. it eliminated about 9% of staff. caterpillar says the bottom line is being hit by slowing sales in china and the demand in asia overall. as a company reported $13.5 billion in revenue. still ahead, nancy pelosi has become the highest ranking american politician to visit taiwan in 25 years, prompting china to perform military drills around the island. an analysis of that, next. this is oomberg. ♪ >> fed officials say they want to see strong evidence inflation is on a downward path before declaring victory. the fed has a ways to go until reaching price stability. slower growth may be necessary to control inflation. >> we talk about recession, are we growing below or above trend? my forecast for this year is we are growing below trend. that is necessary in order to get price increases, inflation under control. >> russian president vladimir putin will meet the turkish leader for talks friday. this i

american and politically suicidal for the reason i just laid out and morally reprehensible, reverse robin hoodking from the poor to give to the rich. will do anything to reign in college cost and going to enrich those who are already on the track to succeed and be high earners, i think this administration and the democrat large, listen to far radical agitator in their party like elizabeth warren, they are underestimating the impact and political effect this will have whiplash, bablash come november. >> sean: your reaction, joe concha? >> joe: sure, regarding kamala harris, her approval rating is 35% right now, not talking 35% nationally, recent los angeles times poll in the state of california, bluest of blue states, her home state, one-third voter support there. when is last time we heard her conduct an interview with any major news outlet? you will see adam kissinger serving the at the white house before you see kamala harris sitting down with the media, she is that bad fielding simple questions. she can't answer the questions about loan forgiveness, can't answer who will pay for this, the o

institutional clients but more people who can fly into the additional retail business when companies like robin hooder more pressure. emily: what does this mean for coinbase long-term? how much colder -- how cold is the road going to get? >> that's a good question because it's all correlated to bitcoin prices. transactions have really slowed. how much powder is there left on the sidelines for investors to get back into? the good news coinbase is when you see some of the rivals under pressure, it is good news for coinbase. you see that reflected in coinbase stock. it is still a company that is under $20 billion in market cap. it was once $75 billion in market cap. that was at the end of last year. how quickly can bitcoin recover? that will have a lot to do with whether coinbase can regain former glory and whether that matters as people see more bitcoin adoption. emily: what are you looking for next year? there has been a wave of difficulties. what is going to be the next inflection in the story of crypto? >> we have been talking about the idea of coinbase versus the sec? the more they don't part with

robin hood, the coin base, massive job cuts, that is the job market, the fed has another hike or twot thinks start won't go on forever. definitely emboldened to rate hike. charles: no doubt they will hike in september, 75 instead of 50. this is the thing i find intriguing. all week long all the experts, it was supposed to go a lot lower. many people believe the market is getting it wrong. >> it is never wrong. if somebody wants to tell me the market is getting it wrong, somewhere is getting it right. the experts know something or don't know something the market does, the market has it correct and will do what the market is going to do. the market sees the more clear or determine its future that will happen versus the experts and the jobs numbers, a little confusing and conflicting, there is good and bad to it. the fed achieved what they desire from the outset and put this fear in their behind the investors. with great intuition in the beginning. when you look at the data we are getting today and the future data the market knows going forward that will come in, i will use another bee

robin hood is revered by all of us by no law, and he also acted not according to the laws.li diplomats in germany, they accused melnik of distorting historical facts and insults to the memory of the victims, bandera a, a scandalous ambassador as a result, he was recalled by a nod, allegedly as part of a planned rotation, but he still does not let up. now, for example, berlin is sending berlin to support the ban on tourist visas for russians, echoing it, by the way, and olga dibrova, in an interview with the finnish media, will instruct the current message of the kiev regime in helsinki not to let the quote into the free world, that is, into europe , those russians who support the fighting in ukraine is worth remind by the way that any a diplomat makes a statement thus expressing the official position in his country. in fact , there is a competition, then it will be drilled more sharply in relation to russia, then ksenia is in that uh on the political game that is doubtfully being played there. uh, well, there are diplomats here too. they are trying, some of them are nationa

taking money from working americans, that's going into the bank accounts of rich people it is like robin hoodould have helped their own businesses with the money. but they stole the money from the american people. and there's no accountability for this type of nonsense. >> well exactly. this is a fundamental point by the way this is a very helpful tease lawrence from what i'm going to be saying on my show tomorrow night because this is what's so outrageous about every aspect of the bureaucracy these days is they keep getting wrong failure after farm, failure fraud, waste, money that's hard earn money from taxpayers, going down the drain and no one is ever held accountable you can keep making mistakes keep screwing up and keep government job that's what is so outrageous about it all. lawrence: other thing as soon as we talk about hollywood you know how people operate i want to talk about leonardo dicaprio. i mean, this guy talks about -- being for the climate yet jetting around world and hem and other ones they -- really don't care about the climb because if they did they were turn in their pr

markets become more accessible through retail investors like apps through -- through apps like robin hood are more -- and we are seeing more accessibility through legalization across states. you are based in boston. what is your confidence about your ability to operate in massachusetts and getting that sports betting license? jason: we are obviously hopeful the governor will sign the bill. i believe he will. he has been a supporter. then it moves onto the rulemaking and licensing process. you know, we have been here for many years and i think we are a reputable company. i would expect to get a license and we are really well-positioned to take a meaningful share. we have had the only online sports book in new hampshire for a couple of years now, and i think a lot of customers who have traveled over the state lines from massachusetts now have the draftkings app on there from. who are also known to be a boston-based company. those who spend any time in as a jesus or new england, there is a very loyal group of people here who tend to really support massachusetts. we feel we are in a great pos

for coinbase, but more people who can fly into the additional retail business when companies like robin hoodmore pressure. emily: what does this mean for coinbase long-term? obviously the reptile winter is not over -- crypto winter is not over. how cold is the road going to get? >> that's a good question because it's all correlated to bitcoin prices. you saw something similar when it came to earnings that reported after the market closed today. transactions have really slowed. allow the retail investors that got into cryptocurrencies at the end of last year are very much in the red. how much powder is there left on the sidelines for investors to get back into? volumes to come back again. the good news coinbase is when you see some of the rivals under pressure, it is good news for coinbase. you saw it reflected in coinbase's stock. just to give a sense for how far you have fallen coinbase. it is still a company that is under $20 billion in market cap. it was once $75 billion in market cap. that was at the end of last year. how quickly can bitcoin recover? give back to that will have a 60, 70,

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a child. an impudent bandit seduced a girl the militia is looking for a defender of this soviet robin hoodong butcher hatchets reinforcing rods glass films the investigation was conducted with leonid kanevsky very strange oleg bloodthirsty. watch right now the eighty-eighth year. finally, the police officers pressed the medical uaz to the side of the road. people in uniform ran to the ambulance help and pulled out of the cabin of a man in a white coat, the soviet people have never seen anything like it. how so after all militia and doctors at the same time. no one and random viewers guessed. it was the denouement of an amazing crime drama. for several months now, the soviet police have been looking for a very unusual criminal, this soviet robin hood . in the name of a good cause, he committed cruel crimes. for this, the operatives called him bloodthirsty. nikolai bragin considered himself the master of life, he had everything that the greedy and slyness, power-consuming business or the sale of scarce goods, the gangster roof a lot of money, the growing sense of permissiveness was not just

robin hood is revered by all of us by no law, and he also acted not according to the laws.se words outraged israeli diplomats in germany, they accused melnik of distorting historical facts and insulting the memory of the victims, bandera, the scandalous ambassador as a result, he was recalled by kiev , allegedly as part of a planned rotation. but he still does n't budge. now, for example, sends berlin to support the ban on tourist visas for russians echoes him, by the way, and the current ambassador of the kiev regime in helsinki, olga dibrova, in an interview with the finnish media, she will instruct not to let the quote into the free world, that is, into europe , those russians who support hostilities in ukraine should remind by the way that any diplomat makes a statement expresses thus the official position in his country is going on competitions. who more sharply came out on everything in relation to russia, uh, the political game that diplomats play there, well, here too. they some are trying to be socialistically minded, how to light up precisely in terms of tough sta

he was also robin hood for halloween a number of times.d some of the evils that we saw in government. we tried to integrate it with our lives once we had children. amy: i want to go to episode nine of “mother country radicals ," an episode between you, zayd, and your father, bill ayers. zayd: did you ever take part in action after i was born, in the underground? bill: a few things. it was a jailbreak. i cannot tell you the details except to say that we were very clear that bernadine would be with you, i would do this, and then we would assess after the fact. in retrospect, it was really risky, on the age. zayd: this was new information for me. before i started working on this project, i was always told that my parents ended the arms struggle with my birth. but i cannot say i'm exactly surprised. i've always known that they were willing to risk almost anything to do what they thought was right. did you think about what would happen if you were caught? bill: i thought my life would end. zayd: so why? bill: because it mattered. the world need

>> early on it was like airbnb, uber, spotify, robin hood, a bunch of other things. [ cheers ] >> davidthe actors that -- when they decide they're going to take a break, like they make a public announcement out of it. "i'm taking a break. i want all of you to know i'm taking a break." you only have to call one person. you have to call your agent, "just don't send me anything for a little bit and i'm good." now people like to make this announcement, "i'm retiring." [ laughter ] >> david: they want people to know. you're older and wiser, as am i. i have a dauhter, you ave kids. two kids? >> two kids, yeah. >> david: and you're married? >> yeah. >> david: you're married to mila? >> i have the best wife. >> david: i don't know if she's the best wife. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm telling you. >> david: ashton. i don't know. i mean, i love your wife. i think she's amazing. but i don't know if she's the best wife. did she really make you give up your ticket on the space -- the rocket? the out of space rocket ride? [ laughter ] she made you give up the seat? >> well -- okay. so i had -- i was

. >> you will never hear me say i want robin hood. we were trading on a horrible quarter.s nothing good. i reversed and traded up. i said look at this thing. it has been flatlining. i think it is a one up. it could free up, or could be one down. this is in a squeezing market, that being said, i spent, late spring. these were basically treasuries. i am out of the "trade it or fade it?" on yields . i had things that were down 50% or 60%. i am out on netflix and meta. i really like shop is new. >> how long do you think you'll hold onto this? >> some of the returns. i purchased meta up 10%. some of these things will move really quickly. snap is a long-term thing. there are many gaps to be filled. i believe paypal was down 80% when i purchased it. the bottom i be down. the hood is a bit more betrayed. that goes from 10.5 to 13 or 14, i would be out. he met courtney, what you think?:i am more cautious on hood and energy. they need to have better recurring revenue streams. the need more people coming to the platform. maybe it is a short-term move. >> this has nothing to do with f

robin hood. they're taking from middle-class families who can't afford to buy expensive electric vehicles and giving a tax subsidy to wealthy people who can afford to buy them but are helped with a $7,500 taxpayer subsidy. so you might call that a reverse robinhood. then they want to super-sighs the internal revenue service with even more manpower and authority to track everyday american people and perform, i presume, manyiment more audits, not just on the rich and famous but also on middle-class americans. then there are the special handouts to powerful friends of the democratic party. this isn't the type firefighter legislation that will bring our economy roaring back to life or cool inflation. in fact, that is the first place that this bill is misrepresented. to call it the inflation reduction act, when nobody believes in the near term it's going to have a single impact at all on inflation. that's what penn wharton said, for the next two years, they said it may actually make inflation worse, b

robin hood is revered by all of us by no law, and he also acted not according to the laws. outraged israeli diplomats in germany, they accused melnik's quote is a statement of historical facts and insults to the memory of the victims, bandera and a scandalous ambassador. as a result, he was recalled by kyiv, allegedly within the framework. planned rotations, but he still does not let up. now, for example, she calls on berlin to support the ban on tourist visas for russians; by the way, the current ambassador of the kiev regime in helsinki, olga dibrova, in an interview with the finnish media , she will instruct not to let the quote into the free world, that is, into europe, those russians who support the fighting in ukraine is worth remind by the way that any diplomat makes a statement expresses thus the official position of his country takes place in competitions. who cuts more that this is all about russia , uh, the political game that is there. well, there are diplomats here too. they are trying, some of them are determined, how to shine in terms of tough states and get