scott: he's trying to drive president biden to the negotiating table. president biden has been able to hang back and not participate, not invite mccarthy over these talks because republicans have been fighting amongst themselves about what types of spending cuts they want to attach this debt ceiling bill. the democrat, the white house, president bidefeel they are in a superior negotiating position. we will see in this coming week whether mccarthy can get to 218, the magic number that eluding him for 15 rounds in the speaker race. he's saying he will get there with this republican debt deal but that only starts the conversation. michael: we are serving the chest thumping phase of the investigation and both sides are trying to show how much power they bring to the table. as nancy pelosi used to say, our powers are in unity. they are sizing each other up. there will have to be a conversation at some point someone will have to cave. both mccarthy and biden have said defaulting is not an option so there is a cliff both sides have said they don't want to go o

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item 6. >> thank you, president scott. this is presented by abby shfsn executive director. >> good afternoon, i can be brief today. the i do want to remind everyone that we are in a blackout period 'cause we are in negotiations with all of our vendors at this time including our actuary services. we continue to to work with the school services. it will be nice to say that we've got that taken care of. >> if i may ask on this item. >> yes. >> this is been a month's long effort by all the parties involved. it would be helpful to get some status report about where this process is. i consider the school board staff, school staff and unified school district to be a very important component of the system and to have the possibility paycheck to paycheck that people may be missing payments or getting in the meat grinder of the system is disturbing and this is been at least six months that you've been saying about the same thing. so my hope is that we can get an update from either representative of the school district or those parti

scott: hey, cattle. hey, cattle. hey, cattle. come, girls. researched extensively in china. he's fluent in mandarin, and well-placed to analyze china's trade claims. scott: the trade barriers that china imposed on australia in 2020 are cases of economic coercion. and the intent is for china to change australian policy, including on issues of the south china sea, hong kong, xinjiang, huawei, and foreign interference. stephen: on his reading, the trade sanctions flowed from demands by china's communist party for retaliation against any perceived threats or criticism of china. scott: xi jinping has instructed china to resolutely defend against any internal or external threat to the communist party, and so that so-called "battle stance" has become embedded within the party, within the ministry of foreign affairs, and its wolf warrior diplomacy, and down into economic units, including the ministry of commerce, the state administrations of customs and quarantine. so, if you're a mid-level official in one of those economic departments, your incentiv

i'm scott wapner the weakening economy as several key reads suggest growth continues to slow. yields dropping, recession fears rising, all of this yet another fed member says interest rates still need to go higher for longer we'll debate and discuss this hour joining me bryn talkington, joe terranova, kari firestone here at post 9. let's check the markets. it's been a health care kind of day, utilities as well yields are very big story today. you have some steepening, joe. the two year and the ten year, adp below, ism, pmi services below. what do we do? >> that's your story and you talked about the spread between the two and ten year as wide as 110. let's remember that we still don't even feel the effect in the economic numbers from the largest disinflationary shock we've experienced since this fight against inflation, and that is what happened with silicon valley bank and the stress that we're seeing it's completely reflected in what we're seeing with the russell. the russell and small caps are trading at the lower end of its range. if we have a chart we can show that the nas

president scott. roll call president scott >> penitentiary. >> hao >> present. >> commissioner canning. >> present. >> commissioner follansbee is combuzed. and commissioner zvanski. >> present. >> we have quorum. gee will move to item 3 which is general public comment. i will pull up a slide for those watch and reading the instructions aloud. is there general public comment. >> if we can if you would. if you wish to disclose your name you may do so and then in addition we would like to have you look likure eating the microphone have you to be close for us to hear and you for you to be heard. thank you. [inaudible]. [be cannot hear speaker] access code: 2485 642 0957 ## access code: 2485 642 0957 ## 592 183 # >> scott and ken noise to meet you i might run into you in the haurl and i wanted to say hello, okay? thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and any other comments. president scott i will read the instructions aloud for anyone virtual. >> so. the healing service board away all public participation

. >> i'm going to bring in scott fredrickson former federal prosecutor who is talking about the legal jeopardy the former president faces. >> we shouldn't forget that the defense of donald trump right now is probably feeling fairly confident that they have a legitimate shot to knock this case out on their motion to dismiss on the grounds that misleading -- falsification of business records designed to mislead for the purposes of a campaign, federal campaign financial obligation doesn't qualify as fraud. i think they are going to argue that was misleading but not fraud. they could lose that but i think they are feeling very confident they can knock it out. they're going to go forward. the second thing to keep in mind as there may be 34 counts here but they are misdemeanors elevated to low-level felonies, highly unlikely even if convicted on all 34 counts of former president would never see jail time. there's no motivation for a president to do anything but his very best to knock this case out. >> breaking news at this hour, donald trump himself pleading not guilty to 34 counts of falsi

senator tim scott.cing my exploratory committee for president of the united states. we must rise up to the challenges of our time. this is a fight we must win. and that will take faith. faith in god, faith in each other, and faith in america. >> bret: it's a slick video, jessica. it is very well done. it is not an official step into the race. it's an exploratory committee. we should point to the real clear politics average of polls on the nomination. and the former president is way ahead, expanding his lead over not yet in florida governor ron desantis. scott's lower than even liz cheney on this list. how do you think if scott gets in where he plays in this g.o.p. primary? >> jessica: well, i think it really depends on what governor desantis does and how much people want to replicate what happened in 2016 where there was kind of a clown car of candidates and that's how donald trump ended up winning because everyone was 3% or 4% and knocked each other out and ended one a republican nominee that wide swat

bush scott jennings scott. obviously, this is not a huge surprise to people, but this would be the next formal step for senator scott to take is the room for him in this 2024 race. what is what does that look like for everything? what certainly think there's room for tim scott. he's one of the most well liked and beloved republicans in the country everywhere. he speaks everywhere he goes. people love what tim scott has to stay and what he represents. he'll be probably the most optimistic person in the race. you know, he always presents the republican party. the gop is the grand opportunity party he talks about america. in optimistic terms, which, of course, as you know, is a big departure from how donald trump and others describe america, so he's a he's gonna have a different kind of marketing style, which is relentlessly optimistic. now, just to be fair. on the technical side. he starts very low, probably at 1% just like a lot of the other people who are looking to challenge donald trump. so he's got a long wa

they like senator scott's positive message . i know you've also been speaking with republicans in iowa. so based on what you've seen and heard, how much support do you think senator scott would have if he does ultimately enter the race? erica he'd have a good deal of support and the people that jeff talked to in his story. there are representative of a lot of folks that i talked with what i call rational republicans and social evangelicals who are really ready to turn the page and look at someone who espouses the policies that donald trump has. but without the dumpster fire that donald trump brings to the arena and a few things that are talking with folks that senator scott has in his favor is that he looks at and as talking about the voters. future and what is best for them and their future and that his past grievances. and also in iowa key part of building a grassroots campaign as i've been there many presidential campaigns it is about working with the faith community and the social evangelicals, and senator scott is able to r

item 6. >> thank you, president scott. this is presented by abby shfsn executive director. >> good afternoon, i can be brief today. the i do want to remind everyone that we are in a blackout period 'cause we are in negotiations with all of our vendors at this time including our actuary services. we continue to to work with the school services. it will be nice to say that we've got that taken care of. >> if i may ask on this item. >> yes. >> this is been a month's long effort by all the parties involved. it would be helpful to get some status report about where this process is. i consider the school board staff, school staff and unified school district to be a very important component of the system and to have the possibility paycheck to paycheck that people may be missing payments or getting in the meat grinder of the system is disturbing and this is been at least six months that you've been saying about the same thing. so my hope is that we can get an update from either representative of the school district or those parti

and tim scott feels out of presidential run today. he's in iowa as he stands up and exploratory committee is opening message. heavy on biography heavy on faith, the biden agenda but makes no mention of the republican frontrunner donald trump. today our country is once again being tested once again, our divisions run deep and the threat to our future is real. joe biden and the radical left have chosen a culture of grievance over greatness. i will never back down and defense of the conservative values that makes america exceptional. first for us this hour, perhaps the biggest legal, political and policy question front and center right now in america. how will the court settle a big fight over keeping abortion pills on shelves as soon as today? a federal appeals court could rule to pause or to let stand a ruling from a conservative judge that would take abortion pills off the market? the biden justice department must meet a one p.m. deadline. that's an hour from now. one pm deadline. to respond to an overnight filing from anti abortion d

the stock is still down about 4% scott?we'll keep our eye on that one for the next 15 minutes or so thank you. seema mody, last chance to weigh in on the twitter question we asked which bank reported today is the best stock in that group to buy right now jpmorgan, citi or wells fargo? we will bring you the results on twitter just after this break. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> the results of the twitter question, we asked which bank that reported today is the best stock to own right now, or to buy right now. the majority of you said, and i suppose i'm not surprised, given the better than 7% gain today, jpmorgan 68%. it was a run-away. up next, production problems, boeing issuing a warning over the 737 max tsje that story and much more, and we're going to take you inside we're going to take you inside the market zone.doc and i agr

it's not working for tim scott i can imagine if you are working for senator tim scott, particularly theratory committee, you might have seen that answer as, all right, team, we need to huddle on that one. we need actual answers on th very straightforward, very relevant question of whether h supports, yes or no, a nationa abortion ban particularly considering the fact that the senior senator from the home state, lindsey graham, has also proposed one. i assume tim scott's team go together, they worked on a gam plan, try it again today >> would you support a federal ban on abortions >> i would certainly say tha the fact of the matter is when you look at the issue of abortion, one of the challenge we have and continue to go through the most restrictive conversations withou broadening the scope and take look at the fact that i am a hunter percent pro-life. i will never walk away fro that the truth of the matter is when you look at the issues on abortion, i start with the various important conversation i had at a banking hearing where i was sitting in m office and listening to jane yellen, se

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because if you're even people like tim scott and washington. but if you're not breaking through with the voters, it doesn't. you don't have to have push back. they can just ignore you and you're still at less than 5% still could be could be in a situation a scenario months from now we're trump and desantis. duke it out so bad that someone like senator scott can emerge can't stumble on issues like the abortion question that will become a problem later, but coming up next for us the inter generational rift boils over as calls for senator dianne feinstein to step down continue to grow. so when is it time to resign? that's next. in the next 30 sececonds, 250 couples will need to make room for a n nursey . 26 people will go all in this family will get two bathrooms. and finally, vacationer will say yeah, i'm gonna live here. euphoria subsides, the realization hit the house. don't worry, just selling by and one move when you start with open door. wow oh, yes. start with an all cash offer at open door .com. what if we li to 100? i don't wt to outlive

but also ron desantis does i think tim scott's folks understand that. there's one person who is the challenger to donald trump tim scott's challenge is to be that person. i think we have seen that ron desantis may not be as strong as a lot of people expected i think tim scott will try to be positioning himself as that person who can most effectively take on donald trump do it in a way that presents a real choice, a different type of republican that's clearly what is his message. he wants to bring back decency, some semblance of principals and ideas and solutions and policy there are a lot of people out there in the republican party who are desperate for that count me among them. the question is, are there a lot of those people? i think that's what tim scott will need to figure out, whether that lane is big enough to take down ron desantis so he can take on donald trump. >> former democratic representative donna edwards join us as well. couldn't he have more strength as a general election candidate than ron desantis, if he had the nomination, or clearly

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so, scott, um, you heard there in that video, senator scott tim scott, talking about how america is the land of opportunity, not the land of oppression. that really stood out to me, also because he's standing at fort sumter in south carolina, the sight of where the civil war first shots were fired. and he mentioned that in the first words of that statement. what do you make of that choice, positioning himself on this issue of race in a party that i think you would agree, is still predominantly white. well tim scott is one of the most relentlessly optimistic people in politics. certainly in the republican party. he always describes the united states as a land of opportunity. he calls the republicans the gop, the grand opportunity party. that's his disposition, and it's really going to i think to your point stand out in this field where you've got other candidates who are constantly describing america and sort of apocalyptic tones where scott comes from those you know, given where he started and given, you know, he always says he went to from cotton to congress in one generation given whe

katie, where do you see it going with tim scott?that his opening statement about his exploratory committee was fantastic, and he talked about general election message by defending america from the left, and the character of the country against the left's attack we have an evil country, oppressive country, and he talked about his own life story which i think everybody in america and republican voters in a primary should hear about how he came out of poverty to become a senator from south carolina, and he has a story to tell. everyone is going to be asking what's the difference between him and donald trump, asking him to define himself that way. there is not a single attack launched against donald trump that people have not heard, if republicans want to break out in the primary, at least stand out, they have to sell themselves as an alternative and also someone who can beat joe biden in the general election. >> sandra: let's hear more from tim scott himself, this is on selling a message of hope, juan. your reaction. >> i have found th

mine, this is tim scott.ism and i, for one, am glad to see a candidate bringing that message because it is, you look around the field, paul, and the dourness and the anger, there really is a lot. ron desantis could take a little, few lessons on how to smile, i think, from tim scott, you know? i think one of the questions though then, also though related to this is what is he going to do on the policy side. and that's the big enunknown still about him. he's made his mark in a couple of lawyers in congress, in particular poverty and anti-poverty agenda that he put out. he was central in policing reform when that attempt was made. a lot of other things are still unknown, especially his foreign policy. and to the optimism point, he's still going to have to show that republican electorate that he's got some fight, because they're going to want that. doesn't mean you can't do it with a smile, but he's got to be willing to take on big issues. paul: allysia, a couple of potential challenges, one is he's a senator at

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jackie: senator scott on fox and friends this morning talk about what some g.o.p.e doing wrong. >> the field of play is focusing on president biden's failures, what americans want to see is a contrast between the radical left and the blueprint to ruin america and why our policies actually work. jackie: that is one aspect of it. the other aspect too is to drill down,tizintize teasing out what he says to drill down on the economy. how president trump had built this whole economy up in united states then how president biden and bad policy tore it down, economy seems it will be a huge issue moving forward for the candidates. >> right. he is at the center of it in senate, all they do is legislation. we knows what joe biden did. what affect is tr is it is having, he is right, you have to explain what you would offer as an alternative and why your plan would work when joe biden's didn't. jackie: another thing discussed at great length is the g.o.p. position on abortion. abortion was a polarizing issue in mid terms. that is perhaps one of reasons that the red wave didn't m

look i think tim scott should be taken very seriously.e is, uh, i think one of the more respected senators. first of all, let's talk about the republicans. you do. you have had black handed to be taken seriously, if briefly from ben carson, herman cain in primaries past, there's these moments where they're sort of like a rush to the black candidate, and they sort of fade. if that happens with tim scott, he might be able to hold on. two more support. i think you know his record in terms of getting support for black colleges for getting support for opportunity zones for getting support for criminal justice, i think makes him unusual in terms of his ability to appeal to democrats, possibly. but first he's got to get through this primary. and i think you know, i remember when you had nikki haley on stage with marco rubio and tim scott. and you know, 56 years ago and i was looking at that would be a very, very tough republican party for democrats. if you had , you know if that's the face of the republican party right now, trump is in the way i

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> of course a drought has been in issue for many years. we don't have so much now because of all the rain. rob is here to give us an update on where the drought has gone. >> the drought monitor updates each week continue to improve for california. we had one of the wettest winters and marches now getting into april showers at times. and the impact continues to be shown here and the drought monitor will show you statewide how most has come off. let's take you on a drought monitor progression. right now no part of the bay area is seeing drought monitor conditions. if you rewind back to a year ago you see most of the bay area was in the extreme or severe category even in fact going back to the beginning of this year. that is a significant change. you can see the green hills around the bay area and by the way in the seven day forecast monday and tuesday there is a chance you could see a few more spring showers headed our way. like that now. we have clear skies, 61 degrees in san jose. northwest wind 15 miles per hour. 60 in dublin. a little co

scott, thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. just wanted to get your reaction so far on everything that we know about this incident in st. petersburg. well, i mean, it's clear that russian journalist, sir, anybody who practice is journalism with a so called pro russian slant, that means somebody who is willing to put out facts in the analysis that deviates from the pro ukrainian narrative that's being promulgated by the west. your life is at risk, but just be straight up about this. you're being targeted for assassination. not only by the ukrainian government, but is maria's over indicated, at least in terms of complicity by the american go by natal, by the collective west. you know, there's, we, we don't know if the, that the assassination of mr. foreman was done by a mere torrance, was it done by some sort of radicalized wing of the volunteer group whom the investigation is on going up at the bottom line is for some time now. hundreds of journalists have been marked for death by the ukrainian regime. we know of to recently. bu

scott schneider. _ north korean aggression. scott schneider, senior _ north korean aggression.chneider, senior fellow for - schneider, seniorfellow for korean studies and director of the programme on career. thank you forjoining us. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. royal wedding and their dresses have long captured the public imagination. and while not always why they have been elaborate. the oldest surviving royal wedding dress dating back the marriage of winters charlotte in 1816. as per the royal tradition in the 19th century it was silver. the dress as part of an exhibition here at the queens gallery about fashion and the georgians. but beyond the visual splendour of the period, what are the clothes of this era say about the people who wore them? well, the georgians were actually highly conscious of making sustainable clothes that could be altered and reused. you can see why dresses like this one, worn at court, might eventually have made wade for more streamlined silhouettes and it was in the georgian era the breeches and stockings for men eventually d

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here's rachel scott. >> tonight republican south carolina senator tim scott all but announcing his running president in 2024, presenting himself as an optimistic alternative to donald trump without saying his name. fico today our country is once again being tested. once again our divisions run deep and the threat to our future is real. joe biden and the radical left of those in a culture of grievance over greatness. >> the senates only black republican insistent democrats "weaponize race to divide us, pitching his life story as proof of a different path forward. >> i was raised by a single mother in poverty, the spoons in our apartment were plastic, not silver. but we had faith. faith, we pute work, and we had an unwavering belief that we too could live the american dream. >> and he refused to take on trump. when asked if he would defeat the former president in the primary. >> i think we're better off having a conversation about beating joe biden. >> but the question among republicans right now: which candidate can actually do that? and abc news... paul taken after trump was arrested and c

the nine good evening i'm jon scott. this is a fox report.olice releasing the new photo of the suspect in the deadly mass shooting north of houston. they say francisco oropeza is a 38-year-old mexican national and identified by a large tattoo on his left forearm. investigators from the suspects phone in a rural area the county sheriff admits a suspect could quote be anywhere now. we have bordered team coverage and at griff jenkins is live with exclusive new pictures of the ongoing surge at the border. bus house republicans say they have a plan to beef up border security after title 42 ends in less than two weeks. but first, christina coleman is live with the latest on the manhunt in texas, christina per. >> hi jon we just got some new information on this just seconds ago. texas governor greg abbott just announced on twitter the five people killed in the shooting in the country illegally for the 38-year-old mexican national accused of shooting the victims in the head with an ar-15 stove rifle was also in the country illegally. fox news at bill

and senator tim scott's toug position the most prominent black man i the republican party leans int the culture wars as he explore a run for president. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we hold these truths to b self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator wit certain unalienable rights that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit o happiness. the declaration of independenc certainly rings hollow today a the republican party continues to push legislation that is no only wildly unpopular an dangerous, but also strips these unalienable rights fro americans. friday, the supreme cour ordered continued access t mifepristone until the court could make a final decision on wednesday. polling shows a majority o americans, 64% believe abortio should be legal in all or most cases. we will get into that later. and, there is guns according to that gun violence archive, there have been mor than 150 mass shootings so far in 2023. the highest number of shooting recorded at this point in an year since at least 2013 gun violence is t

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our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us now. scott, you have a lot of twitter followers. you're very verified. is your blue check mark still there? >> it is. like many journalists who did not pay for it. we found out it wasn't taken away but is there as a legacy which is a step we didn't hear about. we heard, hey, you either pay for it or lose it. i admit i expected since about saturday or sunday to no longer have a blue check mark, no longer be verified. i think this is still a work in progress. we don't really know where it's going to go from here which is very characteristics of an elon musk-run twitter. >> grandfathered in basically? >> essentially, yeah. >> have you noticed people on twitter talking about this at all? >> they have. it gets a lot of attention among journalists saying we're verified, we work for nbc bay area or any other news organization, therefore, you can trust what we say as that, and we haven't seen that go away yet. there hasn't been a way to take the other scott budmans or other janelle wangs away. it'

i'm scott wapner front and center this hour the state of the tech trade. it's been unsteady lately. it's among the worst performers this month but the best of the year is it teetering or just taking a break? we debate that with the investment committee joining me right here we do have rob sechan, bryn talkington and josh brown another good read on inflation means the dow is higher by near 174. it is the nasdaq, though the standout has been cyclicals lately, tech is back today at least. josh brown, i send it to you first. do you feel like this trade is teetering a bit, or is it just taking a breather and we're going to be right back putting money where we've been since the beginning of the year? >> i would be happy if we had a little bit more of a balance rather than this lurching, everybody runs to one side of the boat and everybody run back to the other side of this boat, because the market ends up not going anywhere it looks like 4100 might have turned us away or at least we're stalling there, let's just say it's a much better market environment where you have different groups, an

>> reporter: thanks very much, scott. the financial stability oversight committee just voted to approve a new framework for financial regulations. two parts of this. on the one hand they will make more clear how they identify risk, assess it, and would act to mitigate it it's come from folks on the gop about the fsoc process a bit of a black hole or not transparent. focus on markets, individual entities, and that's where the second proposal comes in, scott. what they've done is making it easier for nonbank financial companies to be designated for supervision ostensibly by the federal reserve or perhaps some other entity yellen said, treasury secretary janet yellen said in opening remarks to the fsoc meeting, under the current guidance, which was put together under the trump administration in 2019, it would take up to six years to designate a non-bank company for supervision. and she said that's just way too long, it's inappropriately burdensome to do so. so what they've done is put out for proposal for a comment period th

he is also trying to do what tim scott did.trying to thread th needle he has sort of going all, in a least action wise, right he is signing an extreme, on of the most extreme bans in th country that just passed today he has not signed it yet, bu he will sign it. if he succeeds in winning th republican nomination, thi bill he says he will sign that bans, effectively, abortion in florida, and this will rightly become a massive political albatross. obstacles to his desire to become president of the united states, it's not even popula in florida in florida, a majority o adults think abortion should b legal in all or most cases we saw protests like this erup in the capitol building today. there will be more, i imagine. i'm sure - i suspect that it from this an is has anyone with a two brain cells to rub together around him, they understand signing this bill isn't, the grand sense, a political mistake in the immediate sense, he's got a primary to win before th general. the only hope for republican who want to dodge, who want to yada-

i can't prove that, scott. this is supposition, okay?d streaming itself isn't a good business. >> well, i disagree, and here is my thesis. you've seen the result of subscriber count continually exceed expectations at paramount. they are at peak spend, at the moment where spending and they get on the path to profitability. perhaps even by the middle of next year. but the point is, they're no longer just start thing business, they're growing it rapidly. in terms of subscriber counts, they have added the most subscribers of anyone over the last year. i think that's the future of the business and they are ex-kugt on it very well >> and you respectfully disagree >> or maybe you can say i agree with the heir apparents, because i do think it's todd cohen and ted wexler >> you don't want to acknowledge that warren buffett -- >> he clammslammed it he doesn't like it bu >> steve wants to say something. >> of all the great investors we have come on, that's the highest praise we've ever heard of one of jim's positions >> "final trades" is next. at p

if you're in the high-tech news, scott is an excellent follow, his handle @scott budman. >>> this bitter divorce seems to be playing out in slow motion. the big loser, the fans, a's fans. they have no say. but now a's fans plan to do something about it. this all comes after the team confirmed they have a tentative deal to buy that plot of land near the las vegas strip and build a new ballpark over there. but it's far from a done deal. the city of oakland says they are done negotiating with the a's. the mayor is ticked off for endingnegotiations, the a's did, in the midst of negotiations. she says she was blindsided last week. so for now, there is no path forward to build this, that waterfront ballpark near jack london square. a's fans are some of the most loyal and passionate in baseball. we know this. they're banding together with the change.org petition. and they're holding a protest this friday, potentially a reverse boycott next month. joining us now is kurt silver, part of a fan group called oakland forever. nice to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> i feel your pain. i grew

senator scott is recognized. >> thank you, mister chairman. senator smith, i have something called the credit access and inclusion act that allows for more information to be added to the system voluntarily. and mr. cassin has talked about it, mr. cartwright has talked about it. i would love to have a conversation with you about the legislation. i do think that there's two ways for us to actually see more access to credit. one of them, i think, is flawed and likely will lead ultimately long term to less access, because you create less reliable scoring system. i think we're seeing that, in part, from the fda director thompson, who is departing from risk based pricing on individual loan supported by the gses, creating reverse incentive structure that will penalize borrowers who have worked really hard to prove their credit or safe for the down payment. when you look at ways to water down the credit score, in order to create more access, i think ultimately, you destroy the very system that i talked about that i think needs to be objective. and nee

we don't have any idea what the time line of this is going to be, scott. it will be certainly months before we see any trial in this case, and i would imagine we're going to see a whole bunch of motions. we're going to get discovery here will be the next step the defense side will get access to a whwhole lot of informatione didn't have access to that the manhattan d.a. has had in terms of what's in this case they'll be able to go through the evidence carefully and find additional evidence of their own. that will take a long period of time i don't think we're going to see a trial -- maybe we'll see that trial in 2023, not betting on it. >> yeah, be interesting to follow eamon javers, thanks so much for your coverage today. that's eamon in washington, d.c. we had been watching the former president still on his way north up to fdr here on the east side of manhattan as he makes his way to what we think will be a trip down to mar-a-lago where he holds an event in palm beach about 15 minutes to go before the closing bell kristina partsinevelos has a look at the

scott?s >> thank you, kristina partsinevelos. >>> let's do our "call of the day" now it is paypal shares are lower mizuho cut its price target on the stock, you know what, kari -- >> tell me >> one of the most talked about stocks of 2022, 2021-2022, and now one of the least talked about stocks paypal down 29% from its 52-week high if i recall i think the stock had a market cap bigger than bank of america at one point >> it's like 80% down from its all-time high. >> so what's the story here? why do you still own it? why do you still own it? i want to know >> the management has promised -- pain love the pain. so here is the deal. if you can believe the management and they're adamant about it, they're going to be growing revenues earnings are growing mid teens to 20 plus percent sells for 13 1/2 times next year's earnings. it's under 16 times this year's earnings it's still 40% market share. and the online payment business. and venmo is growing, still growing like crazy they add these alliances

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