how do you assess the actions of robin hood himself?speaking, he helps the police by killing without trial and investigation the myth of his nobility, invented by himself, in fact, we are dealing with a hit man. but he kills bad people, this guard and the driver are bad people. they knew who they were working for and note could report to law enforcement agencies. about attention, but they didn’t, that is, they were accomplices, each of them gave, at least once , a bribe to a police officer, which means that the criminal, everyone who wanted to , went and killed whoever they wanted, and then the myth of a noble murder. probably, we are arranging the old one, but we are reducing the work in euro. you did a good job. well, put a spectacular point, and that's it. and then the myth of a noble murder is a terrible myth, very dangerous for society. well, what do you think, to act on him. the main thing is to get justice . it was so by justice, it is by law. it's just that not everyone understands it. you need to shift the focus a bit. i mean,

great what's up with robin hood?a single clue not on a piece of paper, nor on a suitcase, nor on money, you have a very accurate client, only jeanne's prints. well, by the way, your full report will be after dinner. listen thank you, dear, but i'm begging you. oleg come on, hurry up. there's just no time right now. but i always have there is time. it's great guys it's great that we managed to find out something, but this is a man from a pizzeria, pizza delivery to the house, more precisely, a piece of a check. well , yes, but by the number of the terminal, i found out that this massimo belissimo pizza is the address. i already punched. so we went. i'm not with you and you'd better stay here calls from the population poured in. everyone saw someone like robin gund, sit down, calmly. get a coffee. drink, eat coffee. i'll have a drink in a pizzeria, and you yourself deal with the calls of the population. yes indeed, this is our check checked on a copy here check in full. about how many 25 pizzas are there? this is not a

can aim at well, yes, robin hood, let it be robin hood well, what about us to speak as a businessmanem or was there surveillance? okay, i get it, let's get started right now. you don't want to participate. no, vikente. i have a beach that requires reports on this robing, it’s probably something that gnaws at the authorities uh-huh and that’s it it was the journalists who inflated stepanovich, the journalists are different. listen go already. frankly, an unexpected place to negotiate. well, no one will interfere with us here. they forced the atmosphere will help to get to know each other better, we have a long fruitful cooperation. i have read the documents prepared by my economist and i can say that i am satisfied with your conditions. so you have to drink to it. called out. i hope that's a good reason, because my time is very valuable, but you know our time too. not cheap. and we have already 21. let's be short and to the point, so short and to the point a certain type who calls himself robin hood shoots roofed businessmen. okay, what am i doing here? yes, you understand, we do not

barry and mike are on the board of robin hood which is holding the tenth annual investing club.ting next week. gentlemen, we want to welcome all three of you >> nice to be here. >> let's start out with you and talk about the great organization i know over the last three decades robin hood has put $3 billion back into the economy and the need has been incredibly great since covid hit. where do things stand right now just in terms of need in the city >> well, thank you there are 1.4 million new yorkers living in poverty and millions more that are one missed paycheck or one crisis away from falling in poverty themselves i know those challenges have only been exacerbatedduring th pandemic where low income new yorkers have born the brunt of it even despite the recovery we're seeing around the country, new york is still struggling unemployment has not come back to pre-pandemic heights. we have not seen all the jobs return this is a challenging time for new york city and it's what robin hood has been built for. we've invested almost $3 billion investing in the most impactful, the most

as the bbc nottinghamshire said, it was like a reverse robin hood~ _ said, it was like a reverse robin such a bad look, giving to the _ hood. it was such a bad look, giving to the rituals — hood. it was such a bad look, giving to the rituals taking from the poor. they could — to the rituals taking from the poor. they could not possibly sustain this _ they could not possibly sustain this. ,, ., , they could not possibly sustain this. ,, , ., this. setting aside some personal comments about _ this. setting aside some personal comments about kwasi _ this. setting aside some personal| comments about kwasi kwarteng, this. setting aside some personal- comments about kwasi kwarteng, you mentioned the word arrogant, it's interesting that the financial times uses the complete opposite word, saying he was actually forced to make a humbling u—turn. ithought that was an interesting word, wasn't it? i that was an interesting word, wasn't it? ., ., ., , , , . it? i thought the tone of his speech today showed _ it? i thought the tone of his speech today showed a _ it? i thought the tone of his speech

you didn't mention his name, he went by my code name robin hood though, how the hell is he a robin hoodiller and a clown. but now i owe you. if you need any help, thank you. by the way, how is he komi gunshot wound serious damage to internal organs, numerous fractures now he is in a specialized medical facility under reliable protection. him from there never get out. who knows? goodbye goodbye i hope the rest of the professionals in your department are under control. street my address soviet union my address puzzling world street my address soviet union on june 19, 1967, the premiere of the film vertical took place in moscow, it did not cause much excitement the story of a group of climbers stuck in the mountains was in tune with the time, but did not discover anything new movie. people walked several times with notebooks and pens to write down words. they went to vysotsky the song that sounded from the screen immediately became incredibly popular with critics. she was silent for about six months, and then on the page of the leninist newspaper in vladivostok, an article appeared under t

your the people's avenger was sent money by those who ordered the murders, you want to say that robin hoode the banal killer for money and all this talk about justice. is this a smoke screen your noble robber received in one shot as much as a worker in 10 years? but now no one will help him, because now he is not a hero, but a clown who works for money. although no, one friend is a true friend, he still has a roof. yes, an ordinary rat, which he trained to help him. here she is friend. well, however, the kinship of souls is logical? we 'll see more. which one of us is the clown? lit nikolaevna, it's time to take your medicine. margarita well, what did you want to tell me face to face? order fulfillment is difficult. it's steeper all the time underfoot gets in the way. do you want me to give you a raise? it's up to you, but i need any additional information on the cooler actions. so you want to know more about his plans? yes, it was easier for me to complete your order. do you have any police informants? but there is something better. fron you can make the direct phone duplicate cooler. i w

she was the opposite of robin hood. it was so obvious to people that a must bills am and that's why the post that's moving to cost of across the country and be places since nobody, even instigating a be amazed at people suddenly can say and they put a what people do in those situations. and, and so our history again is i'm not gonna pay it and the tame and can't pay, won't pay. ah, ah, ah, with no self proclaimed liter, like today's yellow vests in france. the cold by past party politics met the ministrations.

behind him was eduard markovich, nicknamed robin hood shervut, now ouspensky is working in the club whereolovetsky performed forever. that is, goldsmiths. after 2 months, he was fired. it was not possible to find out who the other two raiders were. and how can karinochka party now to the fullest? yes, i know one tavern here, they serve me excellent lobsters, you will lick your fingers. oh and what is it we do not say hello, elegant male goddesses touched whatever the young man. excuse me excuse me for a second. sorry now still expensive my opinion i approve of your choice. nick my sunshine, well, not bad for the sake of it. well, you can steal the papers from the angelica, i'll pay you as much as you want. how will i do it? he will put their safe with the key. you can death. leaves and always carries the keys with him. and also roar when i alone at home, this guy always bugged me, yefim sticks to me. no. what's an idea? i said, it seems, yes, and mature ideas, bye. i would like to talk to mr. sherwood. i'm eating. and that nothing the day before yesterday during your star's concert. lyokh

that's exactly what you would expect but the smaller firms like robin hood are losing accounts, theirchab. do i think this affects our decision to own schwab, no it's 15 times earnings and this is a bear market and things will adjust at a certain point. >> quick break and stoanli is back with his midday word. dow is up about 500. ! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity the pursuit is on. that letthe pursuit oflatten, outperformance at pgim. with

if we wanted the new car to be far more economical than the c 6 robin hood. thus, via me de moines, outdoor boyd, who spas, i'm of and as we decided on a downsizing concept, we shifted down from a v 10 by turbo to a v 8 votes m b to obo of i know, fall off, we integrated cylinder deactivation, which turns off 4 cylinders during lo, load condition, cheaply and lustful, that enabled us to lower fuel consumption by around 30 percent during moderate driving compared to the preceding model for both. oh, read through lots of sucrose, evasion, gig, reporting on more than 2013. so the arrival of the 3rd generation of the artist 6 ovens with a v 8, harnessing 560 horses from the fully to capacity. for the 1st time, the new model pack less power than the outgoing version. then again, the extra beef in the performance edition translated into $605.00 horsepower we are not all with as usual towards the end of the life cycle. we looked at where we could still do with the c 7 and run and decided to turn plus into performance maha and on. and she, we opted for a different st

well , elon musk is definitely not a robin hood man, he is flexible not about any seventy.duction of staff as a scarecrow of the liberal press is out of the question, as well as the automatic return of those who on twitter were daughters of a billionaire who called himself a chief in his profile, that is, the main tweet made it clear that he would delegate the powers of the editorial board of twitter to form a content moderation council with most different points of view. yes, no important decisions will be made on the content or recovery of suspended accounts by convening this council. who will join the council, when they meet for the first time. by what principle will they work? everything is still shrouded in fog, perhaps not without reason a pause for the benefit of the same democrats, who, of course, do not want their opponents. we would return from the ban until november 8th. at the same time, it’s hard to get rid of the idea that twitter is repeating what recently happened to satellite internet for ukraine at first for starling, the owner of spacex did not want to pa

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it was the opposite of robin hood. it was so obvious to people that they were gonna get enormous bills are. and that's why the poets as movement took house off across the country and in many places since nobody, even instigating it, be amazed, people suddenly can say and they put aide what people do in those situations and have done so at history again is not gonna pay it and the slogan became, am, can't pay, won't pay. ah, with no self proclaimed leader like today's yellow vests in france, the pole tax revolt by past party politics, massive demonstrations like the one in trafalgar square in march 1990 turned into ryan. government realized belatedly, that they, they had taken a step too far and that they needed to kind of her back down. and of course, it also played into the whole politics within the conservative party about margaret thatcher, who sort of had outlived her purpose. i think the poll tax protest to succeeded with the trade unions had failed. in the end, they brought down the fetch government with the lega

did the forest gopniks from robin hood make up the terraces for me or what?e people how many were they that turns out? all this time in ambush. waiting for you to go out of need. are you asking me. i told you, i don't remember anything. they removed me from behind under the lungs. hmm, they dragged you into the forest. why eat? they didn't find me neatly so quickly. and you're lying to me, so don't lie. come on, rest, i sing to the doctor, i’ll find out what you can, in general, you know how to come empty. with who did i talk to on the phone? are you talking about vladimir vysotsky? here, too, everything is alexander vysotsky, of course, alexander vysotsky is a traumatologist. here, let's call it that. as he, by the way, even eats, he received a severe injury from this doctor, yes, but he has a concussion. well, don't worry, after a couple of days it will fall apart. that's why i wanted to ask you about whether a person with such an injury could ask your question. i need to give a complete diagnosis. learned something, something. that's it. you go go doctor.

it was the opposite of robin hood. it was so obvious to people that they were gonna get enormous bills. oh, and that's why the post as movement took house off across the country and in many places since nobody, even instigating it, be amazed, people suddenly can say and they put aide what people do in those situations and have done so at history again is not gonna pay it and the slogan became, am, can't pay, won't pay. ah, with no self proclaimed leader like today's yellow vests in france, the pole tax revolt by past party politics, massive demonstrations like the one in trafalgar square in march 1990 turned into rights. government realized belatedly, that they, they had taken a step too far and that they needed to kind of her back down. and of course, it also played into the whole politics within the conservative party about margaret thatcher, who sort of had outlived her purpose. i think the poll tax protest to succeeded with the trade unions had failed. in the end, they brought down the federal government with the l

trend we have been seeing for several months and one company laid off 100 companies and rock -- robin hood laid off 146 people and that is about a quarter of its employees and google and meta announce a hiring freeze. kumasi: san francisco has been given more time to save -- the city will now have until november of 2023 to get the hospital recertified our fates closer and the settlement includes a repair plan and a pause in patient transfers. culty improvements, -- facility improvements by february. reggie: residents are demanding something be done to stop a woman they called the birdseed lady. over the past two years, the woman has stopped due to piles of birdseed in the glen park area and that seed attracts a lot of birds and the things that birds do after they eat but it attracts a lot of rats. janet karloff says the rodents caused a lot of damage to her business. >> when i told her, no you can do that, she can't spit on me -- she spit on me. reggie: she says she has picked up 15-30 pounds of seed multiple times every day. complaints have been filed. city health officials say the woman

okay , wait a minute, naturally follow robin hood. so where now? trace. well, it's clever. you seem to be happy for him. there is a personal matter here, raise to look, who was sitting, where he was sitting, with whom he was sitting, how much he drank? well, the main thing, let 's meet. i see you on the street. haven't had to yet, because you don't have to run any further. i'm used to answering for myself. what are you looking at me like that? they guilty do not run. only life got better. you are going to eat your business. and there is nothing of his spontaneous. cackling will leave, he will leave in the morning. in short, without offense, i can leave the city yes, and then turn around on your own. thank you anyway. and my conscience would not bother me. cat i'm almost there. thanks for the candy. yes, always, please, it's a pity that you don't sell flowers. why sorry? and i gave the chicks your eyes. oh , by the way, why in the city they sell flowers at every step, and in our country only in the cemetery it's unfair. yes , probably, because we ca

>> i want to take the opportunity to acknowledge h&r block, robin hood foundation and with other support, research and dialogue today would not be possible. today's event is probably virtual coffee encourage active participation via live stream. american families offset high cost of raising children and workers with lower moderate wages. they been extended multiple times is the backing of both parties given the track record of reducing poverty. we worked tirelessly the past few years around tax credit report and since our report last year that provide a roadmap for policy makers to permanently reform the ctc we focus on ways to improve uptick in administration. on behalf of my co-author andrew and william and proud to release the newest research today the dives deeper into this issue of administration and offers concrete recommendations to consider. significant dents, administered of barriers in a variety of factors including program complexity, widespread nonfiling, lack of awareness and benefits administered through the tax code and language barriers contribute to the incomplete makeup

well , elon musk is definitely not a robin hood man.e liberal press is no longer talking about the percentage reduction in staff as a scarecrow, as well as the automatic return of those who were affiliated on twitter by a billionaire who called himself a chief in his profile, that is, he made it clear to the main podvits that he delegates the powers of the editorial board twitter will form a council content moderation from a variety of perspectives. yes, no important decisions will be made on the content or recovery of suspended accounts by convening this council. who will join the council, when in gather for the first time. by what principle will they work? everything is still shrouded in fog, perhaps not without reason a pause for the benefit of the same democrats, who, of course, do not want their opponents. we would return from the ban until november 8th. at the same time, it is difficult to get rid of the idea that what happened with satellite internet for ukraine is repeating with twitter, first, the owner of spacex pays for starl

when liz truss did that disastrous round of media interviews the other day, is it's like a reverse robin hood, even being able to put food on the table for their children, the idea that this party seems to be quite blithely giving rich people a tax cut while poor people will get a real terms cut in their benefits is abhorrent to many people. i’m real terms cut in their benefits is abhorrent to many people. i'm old enou:h to abhorrent to many people. i'm old enough to remember— abhorrent to many people. i'm old enough to remember when - abhorrent to many people. i'm old enough to remember when there l abhorrent to many people. i'm old i enough to remember when there was such a thing as the one nation tory, those people cared about what happened to the more disadvantaged members of society. the impression this government gives is that it doesn't care about them, that it's only interested in people that they know will vote for them, and the rest they seem to be saying is they can go hang. irate rest they seem to be saying is they can go hang-— rest they seem to be saying is they canauohan.~ ., ,

as ceo of robin hood, a nonprofit help to -- supposed to help the poor, he left behind baltimore whileing millions and currently lives in a $3 million home while he leaves the state behind. jason: if you have a closing statement, i have to stop you now. dan cox: i object to saying that is my closing statement. i am a medicaid supporter. i will provide community health clinics. jason: we have to move. closing statement, mr. moore. wes moore: we have heard the last -- dan cox: i was told i was supposed to go first because he was supposed to go first. that's all. that's the rules. wes moore: go ahead. dan cox: it is an honor and privilege to be your next governor if i earn your vote and i would once again make maryland safe because we are dealing with some of the worst aspects of crime in the nation and the world. my opponent wants to defund the police and indict the system. i will stand out against that for you and be the only balance possible because a one-party rule is not the way of the future. we have to have an opportunity of safety. i will lower property tax assessment valuation so

she survived a year later on july 8th of this year, a man was shot and killed near elaine at east robin hood drives that in august a man was killed near be on the road that same month killing occurred on east hammer lane on september. 21st, a man was then killed on manchester avenue. the last one taking place on september 27th when a man was killed near gettysburg place as violent crime continues to terrorize oakland. the city council president says the work is being done to stop the crime wave. >> oakland has marked 103 homicides so far this year. some community groups say they're getting fed up with what they say is a lack of support from city leaders. just last month the city was rattled by a shooting at a school where 6 people were injured. and in chinatown, they've got as far as calling for city council president nikki fortunato boss to resign counts. president says that she is working to improve her district. >> we all know that guns are at the root of these killings that too easy to access and younger people have guns. we also know that there's a very small number of people committing

cause the next 1, one july 8th of this year was a shooting of a man killed near a lane and east robin hood drives. then in august, a man was killed near be on the road. that same month the killing occurred on east hammer lane. then on september, 21st, a man was killed on manchester avenue. and then lastly. the last shooting took place on september 27th. that's where a man was killed near gettysburg place. in the east bay. police now looking for a suspect they believe shot someone saturday night in walnut creek. that shooting happened right around 11, 20 at night on hutchinson court. that's right. near northgate high school. police say the victim went to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no arrests made yet. we'll let you know if that changes. >> say some sonoma county deputies are on paid administrative leave right now as they are investigating a man suspected of vandalism who was shot in a shootout with deputies. he's in the hospital right now. the deputies responding to a break-in and a shopping center saturday night when they say the man started shooting at them. the scen

joins me with a closer look >> it has been a couple tough months for fintech paypal, coin base and robin hoodthe red if you look today. and then wall street is also pretty worried about the low-end consumer, so these fintech has been focusing on the consumer credit, and block has moved further into the credit space of payday loans, and the duo downgraded this last week. you have got a firm, and that is the leader in that buy now and pay later category, and we have not seen evidence of more duh lyn delinquencies, and because of their exposure to a higher end customer, sofi's average cus customer fico score tends to be in the 700s. the trading slowdown has weighed on coin base and robinhood there could be a bottom in the stock because of the rumors. >> there's also this area, and let's call it legacy, visa and master card. when markets are this vola volatile -- >> she said they really have out performed and have steady fundamentals, but the fx headwinds are the things to watch for big earnings and companies like visor >> wall street has been more excited about clover, and they are really positi

robin hood could do the same. fitting from the market. he's trying to say because it's obscure and market making is made in the exchange venues, darg pools, that we don't see the prices. the rules say you have to match at the best price. if you put all this together, it's going to be a legal "s" show. brian gally is already on staff. people are talking about potentially more outside lawyers. this is somewhat unprecedented. it's not unprecedented to have outside economists brought in. but outside lawyers is unprecedented levels. they don't have their horses internally. the i.g.'s report said they don't have enough staff, people are quitting left and right. liz: the closing bell did it well. major averages higher for the week. the dow on track for its third straight week of wins. the rustle 2000 is on track to finish the week higher. there is the russell. you can see a gain of 3.5%. our closer follows the little guys. talk to me about these markets. obviously we are having a strong day. is this a volatile continuing

robin hood drives. then in august, a man was killed near be on the road that same month. the killing occurred on east hammer lane. and then on september, 21st, a man was killed on manchester avenue with the last killing taking place on september 27th where a man was killed near gettysburg place. >> in the north and man suspected of vandalism is recovering in the hospital after he was in a shootout with sonoma county. should sheriff's deputies. the deputies were responding to a break-in at a shopping center saturday night when they say the man started shooting at them. kron four's amanda hari has the latest. >> investigators tell us the suspect was terrorizing the downtown area, trying to break the windows of cars and businesses. we walked around and didn't see any damage. but police say the suspect shot at them when they tried to stop him. >> a nice night out for people in downtown sonoma was disrupted saturday night after deputies say they were forced to shoot an armed man. the scene broke out on west napa and second street after deputies were told a man was trying to da

robin hood drives then in august, a man was killed near bianchi road that very same month. the killing occurred at east ham or lane and then on september, 21st, a man was killed on manchester avenue. the last one taking place on september 27. that's where a man was killed near gettysburg place. in the north bay. >> a man suspected of vandalism is recovering in the hospital after being shot by sonoma county. sheriff's deputies. the deputies responded to a break in that call that a shopping center ey urday night. and when got there, they say the man started shooting at them. kron four's amanda hari has more. >> investigators tell us the suspect was terrorizing the downtown area, trying to break the windows of cars and businesses. we walked around and didn't see any damage. but police say the suspect shot at them when they tried to stop him. >> a nice night out for people in downtown sonoma was disrupted saturday night after deputies say they were forced to shoot an armed man. the scene broke out on west napa and second street after deputies were told a man was trying to damag

but then on july, 8th of this year, a man was shot and killed near a lane and east robin hood drives then in august, a man was killed near bianchi roden that very same month. the killing occurred on east hammer lane. then on september, 21st. that's when a man was killed on manchester avenue and then the last one took place on september 27th. that's where a man was killed near gettysburg place. >> 706, is the time in the north bay. a man suspected of vandalism is recovering in the hospital after he was shot in a shootout with sonoma county. deputies. officials say the deputies were responding to a break-in at a shopping center saturday night. and then the man started shooting at them. kron four's amanda hari has the rest of the story. >> investigators tell us the suspect was terrorizing the downtown area, trying to break the windows of cars and businesses. we walked around and didn't see any damage. but police say the suspect shot at them when they tried to stop him. >> a nice night out for people in downtown sonoma was disrupted saturday night after deputies say they were forced to s

he said to somebody they were plenty they were plundering there on ship and he said we're like robin hood's men and from that one comment, a lot of people have said well, they were really democratic they were taking to the rich to give to the poor. no, they weren't they were taken from whoever they could to give to themselves. they weren't, you know, going through nottingham wood and they were they weren't democratic warriors. they weren't the predecessors of the democratic ideals that we talk about during the american revolution. although certainly not fully realized or the french revolution when it started and a lot of people want to take these little nuggets of information we have about the pirates and the fact that they had a somewhat. you know quote unquote democratic system, which is fascinating, but they were not. democratic philosophers, they were not political philosophers. so you have to sort of keep them in their own lane and not make them more of what they were even calling the republic of pirates. not the book, but they called jamaica and and nasa on the bahamas this little pir

some people had written that pirates were robin hood's. that they were stealing from the rich. that may very well be true but it wasn't the poor people that want to give to was themselves. they were not fighting for a larger cause. they were not political philosophers. they were simply thieves at sea. and as i mentioned before a lot of privateers in the earlier century and privateering goes back to the 1200s . a lot of privateers were in fact nothing more than pirates. the simple fact they had a letter of mark during the american revolution the privateers were fighting on behalf of their country to be . they were not attacking ships of any nation. they were attacking british ships or neutral ships that were bearing arms for the british navy or army. they operated under code of conduct. he couldn't treat prisoners morally, they had to bring the ships into port to be adjudicated, to be determined or whether or not it was a legitimate reply and if it would not it would be returned to the auditor that did happen in certain cases so the privateers that operated during the american r

where he said to somebody, they were plundering their own ship and he said were like robin hood men. and from that one comment, a lot of people have said, well they were really democratic, they were taking from the rich to give to the poor. no they weren't. they were taking more they could to give themselves. they weren't going through nottingham wood and they weren't democratic warriors. they weren't the predecessors of the democratic ideals we talked about during the american revolution. although certainly not fully realized. or the french revolution, when it started. and a lot of people want to take these little nuggets of information we have about the pirates and the fact that they had a somewhat quote unquote democratic system. which is fascinating. but they were not democratic philosophers. they were not political philosophers. so you have to sort of keep them in their own lane and not make them more of what they were. even calling the republic of pirates, not the book, but they call jamaica and the bahamas this little pirate republic. well yes, it was a gathering place for pir

some people had written pirates are robin hood's men there stealing from thet rich to give to the poor. that may be true but the only poor people they wanted to give to was themselves. they were not fighting for a larger cause. they were not political philosophers. they were simply thieves at sea. to mention before i would've privateers in earlier centuries and fracturing the >> the 1200s. a lot of privateers were in fact nothing more than pirates despite the fact they had a letter of mark. during the american revolution the privateers were fighting on behalf of their country to be. they were not attacking ships of any nation per their attacking british ships or neutral ships that were carrying arms to the british navy or army. they operated under a code of conduct. they could not treat prisoners poorly they had to bring the ships into port to be adjudicated to be determined whether or not it was a legitimate prize. if it was not to be returned to the owners that didn't happen in certain cases. the privateers that operate during the american revolution were not pirates. if you think th

>> we are right here at the jp morgan robin hood investor conference which is going to be kicking offhis morning in an exclusive interview with paul tudor jones. we will talk all things markets with him, the federal reserve and maybe get some geopolitical thoughts on everything that's going on and imagine maybe even a little bit of a debate around the world of esg given his work on just capital and so much more we'll be bringing you that interview in just a little bit, becky. >> we are looking forward to it. quick check on the markets u.s. equity futures at this hour are just about flat. we've been a little higher and lower, the dow futures within a point or so. s&p down by 5. nasdaq down by 22. obviously we have a lot that the market's waiting to hear huge week for earnings they get kicked off in earnest we get to hear how companies are fairing with higher costs and we're waiting for inflation data later this week as well. let's also take a look where the treasury yields stand. right now the bond market's closed for the federal holiday there's not movement the last tick for the 10-ye

ameritrade, it was 8.4 i heard robin hood the other day said the most recent month is the worst monthke there were so many people who got in because they had extra cash, extra time on their hands. they weren't going out they had a lot of time on their hands. they were doing a lot of day trading. that was unusual activity. >> i agree i think it's the exact opposite of that now. when they started getting money in, it was more money than they had before they used it going out the markets after that, big moves from february to march, the market is doing well after that day traders, when the markets are going like this, day traders are doing well when it's going like this, day traders don't do well. while people are bearish, i have seen a significant impact in terms of their behavior. for example, i've seen a move away, not totally but a reasonable move away from the etfs and the indices to individual stocks. microsoft, apple when tesla got hit, we saw some pretty good buying there >> go back to this sort of etf/mutual fund, sort of a way for individual equities? >> no, what's happening is

there to attack any ship that potentially had -- on some people have written that pirates were robin hood'sn. they were stealing the rich to give to the poor. well, that very well be true. but the only poor people they wanted to give to was themselves so they were not fighting for a larger cause. they were not political philosopher, they were simply at sea. and as i mentioned before, a lot of privateers in earlier centuries and privateering goes back to the 1200s, a lot of privateers were in fact, nothing more than pirates, despite the that they had a letter of marque during the american revolution. the privateers were fighting on behalf of their country to be they not attacking ships of any nation. they were attacking british ships or neutral ships that were carrying arms to the british navy or army. they operate under a code of conduct. they couldn't treat prisoners poorly. they had to bring the ships into port to adjudicated to be determined whether or not it was a legitimate prize. and if was not, it would be returned to the. and that did happen in certain. so the privateers operated du