robin hood, they are looking to reassure their customers on its crypto practices.at are they doing? ashley: they are using the threat of tweets to try to reassure customers their assets are completely segregated from any company activity, one of those tweets said we don't lend crypto or leverage against it. our customers assets are completely segregated from any firm activity, meantime another one saying crypto is one portion of our is this, we are publicly traded us company meeting we are required to report on the state of our business and our financials every quarter, the balance sheet is strong with no debt, $6 billion in cash, this last reassurance says, quote, we cover one hundred% of direct losses due to unauthorized activity in your accounts, with some skipton to this coverage, robin hood is a safety first comedy by design, ensuring the security of your funds is our top priority, really making that point through those tweets. stuart: stay right there because in 20 minutes we are talking world cup and i know you want to hear this. for the first time in histor

to be frank , the robin hoods have gathered, from this and of the past.at is a really huge amount, if we are talking about the fact that dozens, if not hundreds of thousands of people are involved in the scheme, then the amount is huge, what you mentioned. can we say that these are all the cases that actually exist, there 4 million with kopecks, which, of course, uh sure that such crimes they villages are latent, where people just don't turn to us sure they will sometimes, working on one crime in the house and practicing at home porches conversations with other people. they turn to us, they say, here i have it on last week was the same similar situation. well , i’m telling a friend somewhere, they say that a similar situation happened and the money was taken away. i want to add that it was named, which earns one operator. yes, this operator only earns. they have deductions for 50% of the amount received. this is also already today clearly established by various criminal structures. they correctly said that something goes to the army, that is, specifically

we played robin hood.nto the back seat, but be careful, i have boxes of medicines there. to be honest, i thought that some wild animal attacked the children. what animal? well, i don’t know a wolf or a bear of some kind interesting. well, what would you do with a bear, well, i have no idea. these are my aunts. she is the same as chip and dale, she rushes to the rescue , first she shoots, and then she looks. where so. pass hello. here hello you will not get bored in the center. and what worries the head is spinning, no? so if there's anything to worry about, goodbye. well, is everything okay? okay, then i 'll go too. what is it? and yes, i was in the center today. so they asked you to transfer sponsorship to the best paramedic. lyonya by the way, you can't get anything empty. my god, the blood pressure monitor automatically. i'm all the old fashioned way. save big how life is calculated here. well, that's just saving my life. hello well, sit down in the sbermarket goods are cheaper than in the store. shippi

in what costume did the winner come to pick up the prize in china dressed as robin hood dressed as adressed as a yuan? i know this story. all ducks ducks, well, yes, indeed, here is such a pen. do you know why a man tried in such a way that his wife and children would not know that they had become millionaires and were not lazy. can you imagine what a good guy? so more one. uh, the question is even two comedies by leonid gaidai , a plot that revolves around a lottery ticket. this is sportloto 62 sportloto 72 or sportloto-87. 87 no, julianna is here, i gave you a little bit, because the film is called sport lotto 82. i was sure that you know this film. no look necessarily and one more question. and how many millionaires already exist at the moment during the draws from the national lottery in our dreams 47 millionaires are already six over five floors 54 or 62, well 54, and he many millionaires. we have a lot of yes, the answer is correct 62 yulia, well, you still know, you've got it, right seven, anyway you still deserve to be a member of the terrorist commission. wait until you go.

>> robin hood got filled when robin hood was in trouble. >> he bought a bunch of shares too, sam bankman-fried> that's why people say it's vulnerable >> that's true robin hood did get -- that was separate but you're talking about during that period. >> robin hood did. they went out, sent a book out, and there were people who did it and they wanted to -- and a lot of people were people, carl, who wanted to preserve it. so it's entirely possible the book is out. i'm told last night the book went out it is not going well but there will be people who love to throw good money after bad, if only just to be able to show in their books that the -- what they keep -- what they have is a price of their books is real so, never underestimate the need to be able to prop things up >> understood. but you really want to throw fresh capital into this kind of situation where there's at least the prospect of fraud? >> i think there are always people who need to prop things up so that it doesn't show that they were fools. i think this one goes. i think it goes because of what you're talking about did he rob peter

been rotting in port for 30 years in long beach nancy, kristina, thank you very much next up is robin hood. it is riding a four-month stock winning streak, but like so many others, still down 34% on the year it's still not profitable. the street expecting another loss for the third quarter kate rooney has the story. like, permanent losses forever, kate like, any sign of profitability? >> we'll see that really is one of the big focuses. when is this company going to be profitable and the markets are down this year we all know this if you've been watching cnbc, people are trading a lot less and robin hood tends to make money when people trade more the expectation is pretty low for trading volume, which is where they make a bulk of their money. for robinhood, it's more about what the company can control what levers do they actually have and a big one is cost cutting. we've already done layoffs wall street is looking for some more cost discipline, especially in guidance. and watch net interest income. robinhood makes money on rising rates. the big question is will that help offsmoet some of th

there was a comment that one of -- robin hood's men. 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

coin base, robin hood, lift, striped, all these companies announcing big layoffs.solid jobs number that we had it. it's easy to look at these companies and say that is just a one time go, go, growers for that's just tech it's going to be confined there. maybe but these piece of pole also spend everywhere by the going to be out there now competing for other jobs. i think it is something worth keeping an eye on. we have talked for a a while about quiet quitting. i think it's time for boisterous getting your rear end back to work if you aren't anything close to what is industries. jack: certainly is a lot of opportunities in the service visit hotels, restaurants, everyone is hiring. maybe if tech takes it in the chin some people keep their jobs. assign for actionable ideas i will start with you carlton. it is exciting. >> it is exciting. i should say that she should find excitement and other parts of your life. keep your portfolio pretty simple unpredictable in this market. our colleague jacob took a look at met life. again, not the go-go tech industry. >> did you say

the times sam bankman frith used robin hood's shares as collateral to take out a loan from the company$650 million security was never handed over to fight's block and is now on the brink of bankruptcy. this was the news of the economy in short. the first batch of russian fertilizers blocked in europe will depart today from the netherlands to africa by sea, this was announced in the office of the secretary general, he is on board a ship with 20,000 tons of fertilizer for humanitarian needs. russian products will first be delivered to mozambique and from there by land to the country, one of the poorest on the african continent, as deputy head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs sergey vershinin noted , it took more than two months to unlock only one batch of fertilizers. at the rate in china, russian in lng can become comparable to the export of pipeline gas, said chief executive officer of rosneft. igor secheno at the russian chinese energy business forum, its participants discussed measures that should facilitate the implementation of joint projects and increase investment in in

they include lift stripe, coin base and robin hood. other companies are hoping to trim their payrolls through attrition, and big players like amazon and apple have announced hiring freezes, experts say fear of a recession is driving the decisions. a lot of companies. they're looking at the possibility of a recession we're going to see in 2023. they don't want to be caught, you know, off guards by doing it after fact, check experts say there are still plenty of companies hiring , describing the layoffs as a belt tightening rather than a bubble burst like we saw in the year 2000. overall the country's newest jobs report came in better than expected today with around 261,000 jobs added just last month. this report is the last major economic report before election day on tuesday, democrats are touting the report praising the labor market's resiliency, while others say it may not be enough to win over voters before the election. that election just days away now, and inflation is a main concern for voters. it does remain to be seen, though w

we finally saw some call to save ukraine from russian aggression, so he made himself look like robin hood explained his act , by the way, he was in kyiv at the very at the beginning of the war, he spent almost a month here as volunteers, italian volunteers who helped us at the beginning of the war, and now he also called on the whole world to save ukraine, so, well, this is the most important message for us, that is, what from the parcel to those well, i can too to agree somewhere, but it is not more important for us that now he still mentioned about our country which is suffering and is suffering today and during the month of february it is suffering so especially from the aggressor country i really am already there it was the ninth day of the world cup yes on the eighth, the spanish fans brought a flag, which we will talk about later, uh, for such a first-time performance, well, respect to him, of course, he called it his uh, last dance, superman, mario feri, then let's see this group, approximately such schedules for the whole group it is clear that portugal is in the 1/8 playoffs most

threatens a disaster for an already europe's vulnerable forests the new york times is worried, and robin hood'sforest europe is sacrificing its ancient forests for energy. if we take into account 195 million households there, which is currently in the ass, and then the volume of energy resource replacement for firewood is about 1 billion cubic meters. and what does this mean? it means that those volumes, the formation and production of wood resources that the player had to increase 10 times in europe, in contrast to the global course towards deforestation, were observed forest growth as long as the growth persists. however, the concern of environmentalists is growing, and the import of wood from tropical countries to europe, where it is illegal logging, has also grown by 23%. but even if firewood can be exported from poorer countries to export there, carbon emissions will not work if replaced - this is firewood natural gas. and cumulative emissions, and on the territory of the european union will increase by 17 times, a tree that has grown to replace the burned one is able to absorb all the co2

robin hood well, why are you so distorted?e in my actions, if not for an unfortunate misunderstanding of the same less. and what is it called such a beautiful word, a misunderstanding, murder, or the fact that fighters were stuffed with illegal drugs sometimes without their departments, you know perfectly well? you should have brought it in. it's in protocol, yes, enter and mark. it's part of my job, no drugs. i never poked anyone. but the detainee krivoharchenko shows otherwise. krivoharchenko against his word i think you are not quite right. you see the whole picture , we have already started to take the testimony of all the fighters who have competed in your club in recent months. so those who made contact confirmed the fact of receiving alexander lun from your submission. agree that in the light of recent circumstances, the testimony of kharchenko's curves is gaining much more weight among employees police. this is for sure, but the picture is looming for you, gloomy sergeyev, let's go with you. let's sign in the sense of

. >> not goldfinger when he playe robin hood. >> that's the first time?e was dances with wolves cost or. >> see what i mean. everyone has their first about moment. i'm so glad i had daryl hannah. >> i guess we should go. we could keep talking. it. >> i think we should stop. >> we believe that to special report don't go away. we will be right back. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. ask your doctor about fasenra. hi! need new glasses? get more from your benefits at visionwork

a number of other silicon valley companies are cutting workers, including stripe coin base and robin hood. other companies are hoping to trim their payrolls through attrition, and big players like amazon and apple have announced hiring freezes. experts say fear of recession is driving the decisions. a lot of companies. they're looking at the possibility of a recession we're going to see in 2023. they don't want to be caught, you know, off guards by doing it. after fact, tech experts say there are still plenty of companies hiring, describing the layoffs as a belt tightening rather than a bubble burst like we saw in 2000 despite headwinds for some tech companies, the jobs report for october was better than analysts expected. the labor department reports nonfarm payrolls grew by 261,000 as hiring remains strong . the unemployment rate edged up 1/10 of a percent. the federal reserve has been watching job growth is the way to monitor how much needs to be done to counter inflation. house speaker nancy pelosi has spoken out for the first time on camera following last week's attack on her husband

to be frank , the robin hoods have gathered, from this and the past. is a really huge amount, if we are talking about the fact that dozens, if not hundreds of thousands of people are involved in the scheme, then the amount is huge. what did you name is it possible to say that these are all cases that actually exist, there are 4 million with a penny, which, of course, uh, are sure that such crimes they villages are latent, where people simply do not contact us, i’m sure that they will sometimes, working on one crime in the house and working out at home the porches of conversation with other people. they turn to us and say that i had a similar situation last week. well , i’m telling a friend somewhere, they tell me that a similar situation happened and money took away. i want to add that it was named, which earns one operator. yes, this operator only earns. they have deductions for 50% of the amount received. this is also already today clearly established by various criminal structures. they correctly said that something goes to the army, that is, specif

catastrophe for the already vulnerable forests of europe the new york times is worried, and in sherwood's robin hoodope is sacrificing its ancient forests for energy, given the 195 million households there that are currently in the ass, and then the volume the replacement of energy resources with grasswood is about 1 billion cubic meters. and what does this mean? it means that those volumes, but the formation and production of wood resources that the player had to be increased 10 times. in contrast to the global policy of deforestation, forest growth has been observed as long as the growth is maintained. however, the concern of environmentalists is growing and imports of timber from tropical countries to europe have increased by 23%, where is it illegal logging. but even if firewood can be exported from poorer countries to export there, carbon dioxide emission, will not work in case of replacement - it is firewood natural gas. and cumulative emissions, and on the territory of the european union , a tree will increase by 17 times. the grown instead of the burned is able to absorb all the co2 released

larry: microsoft, snap, robin hood, chime, and gofundme. kristen: we are in the newsroom now with a closer look at the most significant job cuts in the tech giant's history. reporter: we still don't know how many of the 11,000 employees being laid off or in the bay area. regardless, meta and tech companies across the region are facing a growing reality each passing day. what do you think about that number? 11,000 people from facebook? >> it's a really large number. >> it is a lot of people. hard to comprehend. >> it is moving on. reporter: meta's announcement has stunned a lot of people who live and work in the bay area. he says his six month contract with meta finishes next week, when he got an e-mail about the layoffs, he thought -- >> strange, a sign of the times. not terribly surprising. as facebook has kind of been leaving the whole social media thing i'm going into the metaverse. reporter: he has with the uc berkeley school of business. with meta announcing massive layoffs, salesforce also announcing this week it is laying off about a

down 12% but already cut in half this month and tim, we continue to see a fallout in names like robin hoodn base and coin base bonds are trading 57 cents or so on the dollar. bonds are up in 2023 so there is real pain here >> yeah, micro strategies. you picked the folks that hit the wagon here and it is interesting to me, though, i tell you i look at bitcoin over the last few days an i'm impressed. if you think about where there is liquidity and margin calls an the complete seizure of at least counterparties to counterparties and it is pretty fascinating i think -- it is of course greatly ironic that a lot of the crypto bros are now here wanting more regulation. but that is what i think a lot of people, and i believe we've been saying that on this show as well, institutional involvement begs for more regulatory oversight and of course the people that are in the middle of this also have said that while we wish that the code itself and the decentralized nature of the unde underlying assets and thep concepts here should have survived without regulatory approval and oversight we need it very b

companies like stripe and lift are cutting workers, so we're coin base and robin hood. they're preparing for the wars. that's that's the underlying theme of everything going on now , while some companies are choosing layoffs, others are hoping to trim fat through attrition, and big players like amazon and apple have announced hiring freezes companies. they're looking at the possibility of a recession we're going to see in 2023 and they don't want to be caught. you know off guards by doing it after the fact. but fear of recession is only part of the problem. experts say excessive hiring during the pandemic is another right now there's just too much uncertainty on the economy for them to keep those numbers in place and keep their shareholders happy. the result. glut of tech workers now flooding the job market. but ahmad bin alpha of san jose state says unemployment is still low in silicon valley and of companies like tiktok or hiring , so it's closed from one side. it's open from the other side, experts say. this is not a burst tech bubble like silicon valley saw in 2000

so we're coin based and robin hood preparing for the wars. that's that's the underlying theme of everything going on now, while some companies are choosing layoffs. others are hoping to trim fat through attrition, and big players like amazon and apple have announced hiring freezes lot of companies. they're looking at the possibility of a recession we're going to see in 2023. and they don't want to be caught. you know off guards by doing it after the fact but fear of recession is only part of the problem. experts say excessive hiring during the pandemic is another right now there's just too much uncertainty on the economy for them to keep those numbers in place and keep their shareholders happy. the result a glut of tech workers now flooding the job market. but ahmad bin alpha of san jose state says unemployment is still low in silicon valley and plenty of companies like tiktok or hiring, so it's closed from one side. it's open from the other side, experts say. this is not a birth tech bubble like silicon valley saw in 2000 and not a real esta

some peoplera have written that they were robin hoods, stealing from the rich to get to the poor.hat 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 a cd and as i mentioned before a lot of privateers in the early centuries goes back to the 1200s. a lotng of privateers were in ft nothing more than pirates despite theat fact that they haa letter of mark. during the revolution the privateers were fighting on behalf of their country. they were not attacking ships of any nation. they were attacking british ships were neutral ships that were carrying arms to the british navy or army. they operated under the code of conduct they couldn't treat prisoners poorly. they had to bring the ships into the ports to be adjudicated and determined whether or not it was a legitimate prize and if not it would be returned and that did happen in certain cases so those that operated during the revolution were not pirates. and even if you think they are it still doesn't

threatens catastrophe for europe's already vulnerable forests the new york times worries about robin hood'sst europe is sacrificing its ancient forests for energy if take into account there 195 million households that are currently in europe, and the volume of replacement of energy resources with firewood is about 1 billion cubic meters. and what does it mean that those volumes, but the formation and production of wood resources, which had to be increased 10 times this year in europe, in contrast to the global course of deforestation, there was an increase in forests, while the increase is maintained. however, anxiety and cold weather are growing, and imports of timber from tropical countries to europe have increased by 23%, where is it illegal? logging, but even if firewood can be injected. in general, sheep grazed on the pasture, which were important for the production of cloth. well, now the destruction of forests in europe, if it happens, will not be associated with industrialization as de industrialization. this forest will not float him anywhere. unless they burn liza herzen boris kha

at the same time, bank been freed , was pretending to be a kind of robin hood figure thei who didn't care at all about moneme, y. romoti he shot thison promotional vide, for example, the guy you>> see thxt to me is the most generous billionaire in the world. >>e generou and i found him.i n hi, my name is sam and this is my story. mill year, this 29 year old guy donated fifty million dollars. next year, he's planning to donate 500 million dollarsna$ a year. million and next decade he a next decade, will probably give away more than ten billion dollars. the amount of good that you can can do for the future of do for the future of the world is is really large and it's wayd more than you can do to actually make yourself happyo with anything. >> that amount of money. ketanji is funding everythingg g >>u can think of global warming. it's one of the biggest problems one of thproblems we he together as a world covid-19 >> we have to be ready for the next pande preparedness. >> w ready for>> there the next pandemic. there's a lof speculatt of specn right now about the connections betweebetwee

some people have written pirates were robin hood's men.were stealing from the rich to give to the poor. that may well be true but the only poor people they wanted to give to were themselves. they were not fighting for a larger cause. they were not philosophers, they were simply the exactsee . a lot of privateers in earlier century and the privateering goes back to 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 pirates were fighting on behalf of their country to be. they were not attacking ships of the nation, they were attacking british or neutral ship carrying arms to the british navy or army. they operated under a code of conduct. they couldn't treat prisoners poorly. they had to bring the ships in support of the adjudicated, to determine whether it was a tlegitimate prize and if not it would be returned to the owners at that did happen in certain cases so the privateers that operated during the american revolution were not pirates. and you

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

the billion image of robin hood attracted investors to the bankman ftx crypto exchange money flowed, into the top three market leaders investors began to swallow validol it turned out that ftx cheated for a long time and secretly traded low-liquidity, that is, in fact, crypto-garbage , the price, which is worthless in the exchange world such rumors like an avalanche, so the golden boy, bankman, got nervous and asked for protection from chinese competitors at the last moment, when the takeover was said to be a chanpenjallu deal. he stabbed bentman in the back, citing the risks and threats of persecution by american regulators , saying that it turns out that buying a sinking competitor and taking all his investments of justice for the sake of the americans, the chinese crypto giant, is not afraid, it was buynance that helped iran bypass us sanctions received from the ministry of justice the label of cybercriminals, therefore, in a sense, the game of changpanjao against bankman revenge on the american democrats, tightening the screws on the global crypto market, the cryptocurrency for t

but is robin hood moment but this is no robin hood moment . is being stolen from .olen from young, hardworking well young, hardworking people. well not just young, all hardworking people being shifted. that people. and being shifted. that money's been redistribute it to those credit and those in universal credit and also pensioners now in some many of these pensioners have paid into system and so they into the system and so they deserve taken out . deserve to get that taken out. but unfortunately, what this has resulted is that the bloc resulted in is that the bloc means getting much means that they're getting much more than they would otherwise be if it wasn't this be getting if it wasn't for this incredible education. so incredible high education. so it's unfair . incredible high education. so it's unfair. i've it's generationally unfair. i've been bit about modern been thinking a bit about modern low this morning . low tax rates this morning. you'll probably. low tax rates this morning. you'll probably . are you paying you'll probably. are you paying a student lo

up with loans, so it will be suing two companies linked to alameda research, revolving around robin hood'sw that sam bankman-fried took a 7.6% stake through one of these companies, emergent, in may. blockfi claims it needs these shares as collateral, but alameda research has declined to turn over the stock, reflecting this broader fight in the crypto community, trying to de-tangled these complex trading relationships between crypto firms, but blockfi says it is a critical asset of its estate, when it filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, and that alameda research on the flipside says that lateral shares of the property of owners and cannot be moved without a court order, but we will get some clarification or result in this, perhaps because blockfi says that hearing is intended to be for january. >> the latest. bloomberg terminal subscribers can use the function for the latest news and the prices of crypto assets. next, the head of asia research of j.p. morgan, parsley ong, and get her expectations for the upcoming opec-plus meeting. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> oil prices holding on to gains in the

people wanted to attackwall street, and thereality of the situation is they broke robin hood. mr. $3 billion from being largerthan it probably would have been because you wantedto protect your position, and that is very troubling. - they had to sacrificesomebody in order to resolve this, and they sacrificed the peoplethat wanted to diamond hands their gamestop. and a lot of peoplelost a lot of money. andy barr:so if anyone has a problem with your decisionto halt trades, it's fair to say thattheir frustration should be directed towardfederal regulation. vlad tenev:congressman, you know, i'm not trying to throwanyone under the bus in direct frustrationanywhere. all i cansay is robinhood's security played this by the booksand played it basically the only waythat we could remain in compliancewith our deposit requirements. andy barr:mr. tenev, i appreciate-- chris garcia:wall street's got it to where they have every card and they knowevery rule of the game to where we're going to bend and bend those ruleswithout breaking them. and the problemis what they do, us typical little guys will

how about this robin hood position >> could be over 100,000 creditors, foreign entities all over the this is going to be -- >> i'm telling you, jay powell, this could really snowball now, i don't want it to snowball i'm just saying that, remember, i'm trying to find the epicenter of the if recession, whether it's going to be -- is it crypto have you ever seen the number of companies that are involved in this i mean, there's layoffs. >> i want to address that. for example, on friday, citi said crypto is too small and too siloed to cause contagion but you're arguing it's large enough to make a dent in the fed's mission. >> i think the whole idea that this is the enron versus lehman, you know, comparisons, as my mother said, are odious. it's entirely possible that it could be its own animal, given the fact that the coins that i mentioned, those very key coins, worth $8 billion and pretty much, i think, punchlines. if henny youngman were still alive -- >> their whole origin is based on a joke. >> i think we want to -- mstr often comes on microstrategy >> he's a very good spokesman for bi

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the pandemic, it became a real area of focus for a lot of particularly younger people, using the robin hoodlatform. >> it's so tragic. please, let's stop putting up -- let's just stop putting it up. let's just stop. we dignify it. let's not dignify it >> i think it's -- >> i think we dignify. i'm criticizing our in the morning network. i don't mean to. i love our network but we didn't usually have those and i think you might say, i want to be in that coin, that's a hot coin well, that's not acceptable to me that's not an acceptable thing that i want to talk about as what i think as a responsible journalist, i do not want to >> it is price action, right >> well, there's price action in timber, in lumber. there's price action in aluminum but you get something. you have something there's no "there" there >> gertrude stein said that about oakland. >> it's alchemy. i did it i bought a farm with it. it's fantastic you can take your money out and buy a farm >> so you have a farm. >> it was great. great. >> all right >> but what did i do i did it, forgot about it, got popped >> did you get lucky do

we raise it's like a robin hood.money and we redistribute it. in this case , grassroots charities this case, grassroots charities across london. every single one of those charities needs our just funding so that they can keep doing what they do , keep doing what they do, supporting more people than ever . i mean, is this is this cost living starts to bite. we're going to see with kids with nowhere go presenting as homeless. the councils don't have adequate accommodation for these people it's unfair unsecure mean we had somebody last week you know the coroner's inquest on the little boy that died from living in an accommodation that was thick with mould that is not a unique story it's not happening it's not acceptable and actually got together this groundswell support to change that that money that you're talking about every makes a massive difference so yes absolutely that money should be repurposed this this situation in which you find yourselves cut to ceo of sadiq khanisit yourselves cut to ceo of sadiq khan is it

we raise it's like a robin hood.money and we redistribute it. in this case , grassroots charities this case, grassroots charities across london. every single one of those charities needs our just funding so that they can keep doing what they do , keep doing what they do, supporting more people than ever . i mean, is this is this cost living starts to bite. we're going to see with kids with nowhere go presenting as homeless. the councils don't have adequate accommodation for these people it's unfair unsecure mean we had somebody last week you know the coroner's inquest on the little boy that died from living in an accommodation that was thick with mould that is not a unique story it's not happening it's not acceptable and actually got together this groundswell support to change that that money that you're talking about every makes a massive difference so yes absolutely that money should be repurposed this this situation in which you find yourselves cut to ceo of sadiq khanisit yourselves cut to ceo of sadiq khan is it