scott sessions. [applause] >> he loved live performances. scott loved being up on the stage.ved being part of a group of musicians. >> scott could lose his left leg and he would still show up to a gig. >> scott was always known to be reliable. so it stunned his friends and band mates when he didn't show up for his [phone ringing] >> it was tuesday morning i get a call from george gray, and i say, hey, scott didn't make it to the big last night. he said, well, that's strange. >> turns out, that's not the only thing he missed. >> they had made plans to go see his mom. his mom wasn't doing well with her health. >> he never came out and i didn't give it any thought. guys stayed up late or something. >> he thought maybe he just slept in. i said, i'm going to go over to his house and see if he's okay. >> and george said, i'm really worried about him. something might have happened. >> his father met me there. so he checked in the garage and scottie's car was not there. >> the snow hadn't been shovelled. [meow] >> the scott hadn't been fed. >> scott was very particular about taking c

in love with scott?tell you? >> yes. >> to underscore the point in bold strokes the prosecutor introduced scott's phone records. they reveal that on july 2nd the day of lisa's death scott and stacey, who is away on vacation, exchange no fewer than 130 text messages. >> plotting those lover's calls and text on a timeline and you see that not only is stacey the person on the receiving end of scott's 10 am call seen on that security camera video but she's also getting a text message from scott that's three characters along while he's at the wheel driving is dead or dying wife to the hospital. >> to me that was huge. here he is driving his wife to the hospital but he's got the state of mind to think about his girlfriend and send her text message. >> so there was. a divorce in which scott would likely use part of his business life insurance policy from which he'd gain a bundle and a continuing relationship with the girlfriend with whom he seems still very much involved. -- add up the pieces of the puzzle and

president scott? >> aye >> vice president hao. >> aye. >> commissioner breslin. >> aye >> commissioner canning. >> aye >> supervisor dorsey. >> aye >> commissioner follansbee. >> aye >> commissioner zvanski. >> aye >> they are closed. with that, if no further discussion open for public comment and have a final vote after public comment. >> thank you. public comment is open and instructions will be displayed for those on sfgovtv and web ex. we'll move to remote comment. we have one call or the line and zero in the queue. there are no callers in the public comment queue at this time >> thank you. hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> thank you very much. moved and seconded we approve president scott for the 23-24 year as president and moved and seconded we approve vice president hao as the for form suspicion of violent for the 23-24 year of the health service board. roll call row. >> starting with president scott. >> aye yoochlt vice president hao >> aye yoochl commissioner breslin. >> ay

scott? >> reporter: moments ago, there was attorney todd blanche, former president trump pleaded not guilty through thes7 federal charges peered and todd blanche in fact said the former president is "most certainly pleading not guilty." the former president sat, navy blue suit, red tie, hunched over at the table, his hands folded at first, then his arms folded, expressionless, not saying a word. it was his defense attorney who stood and said he has not guilty to these charges. the proceedings are ongoing. they are going to talk about release conditions, they are going to talk about future scheduling. the dates of the next hearings. but before the hearing began, the former president was booked. he was processed. digital fingerprints taken. no booking photo. the marshals deemed it unnecessary. they think there are enough photos of donald trump out there to use for the purposes of his prosecution. there is an ongoing proceeding, norah, that will take about 4-5 moreoon after. >> norah: describe

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you can see scott peterson hugging his attorney, mark eiglarsh. scott peterson, 60 years old. a school resource officer. he faced ten counts in this trial. seven of child neglect and three misdemeanors in this case. he faced a maximum if found guilty of 96 years in prison. he was found not guilty on every one of these charges. you can see the absolute emotional relief from scott peterson as this was read. this is a highly emotional case. you saw others shaking their heads that felt he should bare responsibility. the jurors, he did not testify in his -- in this case, scott peterson. they found him across the board not guilty. we'll bring in steve harrigan, covering this case for us. your reaction having covered this case throughout. >> that's right, martha. i remember being down there five years ago on valentine's day. you're right to point out the emotion. emotion on both sides. there's some parents of slain children in that room and scott peterson. at age 60 years old, he was the deputy on deputy, the police resource officer. he was accused of doing nothing as the shooting we

and scott peterson is part of that group.that's why i said again the system failed joaquin, my son, on one of the victims. the real victim, that i still cry every single day because i'm not going back home like peterson will today to just celebrate he's free of any charge. by the way, this would have marked a precedent that many parents will celebrate if it was a verdict. i have met with the fathers and mothers from uvalde. fathers and mothers that were trying to see how the police will maybe save their kids and they failed. so law enforcement is receiving a green light here, like -- like a pass. this guy did not do what he was supposed to do. now my son is dead because of him and other things. but i will never speak to him, to answer your initial question. i don't have anything to tell him. i have thousands of people that i speak to every single day. so i'm going to concentrate on that. >> as you said, he signed up for a job that he didn't do. and we have seen other shootings, so many other shootings, manny, since guac was k

scott: 20 years? man, and just started thinking about in the food space, where is an opportunity to make a splash, man? and barbecue was just one of these things that means so much to our community. ced and i wanted to put a face to barbecue and create this barbecue lifestyle. scott: so that's what they did. and they're filming the whole journey in their new a&e tv series, , kings of b bbq, including how they came up with the slogan for their new brand. got t a new one-e-- ac barbebecue-- bestst friendnds in your mouth. i mean, , we're best friends, and-- yeah, bubut-- the flflavors whenen they ea. - --your moututh? it's a almost-- [f[falsetto] scotott: best frfriends in your mouth? i mean, so ac is the barbecue. uh-huh. right. and you taste it. right. we're best-- we're best friends. and we're-- now, we're in your mouth. [record scratch] scott: tell me what's happening today. cedric: we have a great relationship with the rams. and i thought this would be really a fun opportunity to take care of the g

scott: thank you, madam chair. i yield such time as he may consume to the ranking member of the health subcommittee of the ways and means committee, the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett. the chair: the gentleman -- mr. doggett: thank you. i would say to the gentleman from michigan, i'm sure there are many republicans who want to assure good health care to all people. the problem is with this specific bill, a one-page amendment that i offered could have guaranteed these employees, that they face no discrimination among classes of employees and no barrier of pre-existing conditions. that clarification would have solved this problem and their failure repeatedly to accept that one-page amendment, with no explanation other than that they wanted to do the same thing or that it was duplicative, betrays the promise of this bill. and suggests that discrimination and denial of coverage based on pre-existing conditions is what americans in these plans will face. the chairman of the ways and means committee, our colleague fro

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tim scott showed to him. >> bill: tim scott responded. this was on wednesday now so this goes back a couple days with mark levin. >> you can't miss that opportunity. america was hungry for bringing our country together. president obama missed that opportunity. president biden ran as the great uniter and he has been the great divider. it is possible for america to come together but not because of the color of our skin or because of the consistency of our value system. >> bill: another thing caught my attention what tim scott said. democrats deny our progress to protect their power. and then look at what president obama said. how do we address crippling generational poverty as a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in society? it sounded a little like an argument toward reparations. is that what you heard? >> that is what i heard and no one is better than barack obama at kind of sending signals, denyable signals. i thought reparations, that may not be what he meant. i will be more fair to him than he was to tim scott but bill, you men

senator tim scott. >> he grew up poor in a singlehl parent household. his wonderful mom is here in m the audience with us tonight.e he nearly flunked out of schoolo before turning his life around, graduatingand gr high school, graduating from college and starting a successful business, ultimately becoming s from sou great senator the great state of south carolina, embodying the american dream ith acbodyinn way imaginable. >> but according to democrats and the media mocording media bn of the view, i love south carolina, i do. >> senator scott is a badn person who just doesn't understand what it's like to be an africane to be american.e is >> take a look. one and he's one of these guys who, you know, he's like clarence thomas, black republican, who believes in pulling yourself by your bootstrappublin s rather than to me, understanding the systemic rat african-americans face in this country and other minorities. he doesn'ts face i get it. neither does clarence. right. and that's why they're republicans. ti

tim scott one down. .'re not getting at is it in the universe capable of commenting on conservatives who theoretically be prepared to take the reins of government, what is about ham that speaks to the soul of 50% plus one of republican primary electorate? as bad as we have, seen the behavior we've seen, the personal feelings and frankly not being such a good government administrator, what is a deep within the soul of that 50% plus one that continues to insist that he would be the guy? particularly in the face of the competency of other candidates? >> when you can answer for that you please let me know. because it is one that i want to know as well. susan, is there a point when this public agitation again some of the institutions of government backfires against republicans? if they're an, is what would that look like? >> i'm not in this election cycle into the. but i will see it happen. i think overtime republicans taking this longer basically leading to their own demise. they're taking away everything with

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 am scott wapner, front and center now a huge week looms for your money. we will discuss and debate what the investment committee, what is really at stake joining me for the hour today, joe terranova, steve weiss there's the s&p, 4313. we are on a four weak win streak, as we said that is up 20% from the prior low, and dow on pace for its best since november. cpi, we have a fed meeting and presumably everything else, retail, and we will see how the market trades once it got into this alleged new bull market >> alleged bull market certainly a technical bull market and by the way, you can confirm fundamentally and technically that the nasdaq is a bull market cpi tomorrow, without question, i believe we priced in what we will see over the next two months which is the largest single drop for inflation. keep in mind, you're rolling off may of '22s 0.9 higher month on month, and scott you will be in the 3 to 3.5 range for inflation in june. >> is it good for the market that's all i want to know. >> it's priced in. let's remember something, when you see the inflat

i mean scott did what scott peterson should've done. my scott protected his students.m the shooter. that is what scott peterson showtime. >> your son got between the shooter and his students. and as you know. that morning right after it happened. i talked to some of his students who credit your son with saving their lives. that was real, what he did was real. john, let me just play you what scott peterson says that, why he said it wasn't his fault. >> listen to this. >> we have got our life back, after 45 years. because of mark. and being able to put the truth out of what happened. it's been an emotional rollercoaster. for so long. >> forget that this is a mass count of a 14th. the only person to blame was that monster. it was not any law enforcement. nobody on that scene, from, besoco springs. everybody did the best they could. we did the best we could with the information we had. and god knows we wish we did more. >> what about that, that it was the shooter's fault. >> well it definitely was the shooter's fault. sometimes in these things, we lose sight of who the ult

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i agree with a lot of what scott said. thing i would say is that donald trump has done a remarkably good job at persuading a broad number of people, very, very large number of people that there is a two tiered system of justice at play that targets conservatives. he is also convinced his supporters that they are not really after donald trump, they are after them and that they are trying to go get to them through donald trump and that donald trump is standing up for them as their champion. i think that other than that, scott is right. everyone else is waiting to see what happens, whether these other indictments will make a dent, and they want to be able to get all of those current trump supporters to come over and vote for them if that happens. folly: wright. bruce fein, for our international audience, what happens if a presidential candidate is indicted? guest: well, he has already been indicted. you are seeing it as you are speaking to three of us, we are watching things unfold. folly: will it hinder the campaign, i mean,

tim scott kind of made this point.ey aren't working for you, if you think that the country is so obad and not working well, then become a republican. >> brian: right. donald was on last night saying the same thing. >> steve: turn some heads and get some votes. >> brian: i think he did. >> ainsley: a new york woman lunges at a mother and baby. which is what we deal with in new york city. at a park where people go and have lunch and visit. this is during a violent rampage. the terrifying video. she just harasses people that are sitting there minding their own business. >> brian: right. unbelievable. that happened on sunday. tight end travis kelci loves to party. wait until you see how his quarterback intercepted his big moment during the white house celebration. 'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines

only one tim scott that has done that in america history. >> john: don't you have to have a tim scott to say there is an example? ben carson was an example and decided they want to pursue medicine. >> he needs to acknowledge he is the exception. >> john: if you say i'm the exception i'm the only one and nobody else can do it? >> my point that i'm trying to make when he says that of course african-american success shouldn't be an exception but the rule. in that he must acknowledge that he indeed is an exception and that means there is more work for us to do as a country so there are more tim scotts. >> john: jackie robinson. now there is -- >> the things he is saying about optimism, hope, opportunity, upward mobility is really good. the point he made on that show is listen, we have had an african-american president, an african-american vice president, two supreme court justices now that are african-american. we've had three in our history. jeffries, the dem minority leader african-american. we're seeing a lot of opportunity in this country. >> john: you have a perspective that we can't

i do want to set expectation, though, scott.dset this whole hour might not get it typically apple when they announce products six or seven months in advance, they'll say it's coming soon, but will not give a price and i wanted to set expectations for that when we start in a few minutes. >> gene munster he said his mind is 2,000 >> either way we're talking thousands of dollars and not hundreds. >> like i said this hour, carriers aren't subsidizing this thing and it will be straight-up cash and money and functionality and they'll come up with a way to make it more affordable, but it's not going to be cheap >> the idea that gene munster suggested that he thought this moment was almost as significant as the iphone in what it's going to mean as this company takes a sort of big leap not just a small step. >> right but a giant leap into the future. >> right that future will be a long time coming that's the difference between the i-phone and a product like this it's going to take a while before we're all wearing headsets again they have

listen to this. >> i'm not being cynical about tim scott individually.i am may be suggesting that theat has to be undergirded with an honest accounting of our past and are present. and so is a republican who may even be sincere in saying i want us to live together doesn't have a plan for how do we address crippling generational poverty that is a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in the society and we need to do something about that. >> tim scott has opportunities and hundreds and billions of dollars to develop working class impoverish areas using the private sector so that's more than that idea essay plan implemented through tax reform. >> he actually does want us to live together he is not just saying that barack obama said someone might be someone who is sincere. he is sincere that's what he believes. that's what he does. >> tim scott fired back last night. >> he missed a softball moving at slow speed with a big -you can't miss this opportunity and i will tell you the one thing the far left does not want a blind person to be in this country is a conservative. it's possible

scott: the republicans are in control of the house.have shown no interest in helping people pay for college education. just absolutely none. they view college as a privilege. i think democrats view it as something that ought to be available to everybody. it is the best strategy for uplifting yourself from poverty into the middle class. that ought to be available -- >> iere yt thacadone to help th? rep. scott: the president is going to continue with the debt relief. we also need to significantly increase the pell grant's so that you have to take out much less of a loan. we want to reduce the interest on student spaymts go directly to principal, and not so much to interest. and some of the forgiveness programs the president has prescribed the income base where you pay a percentage of your income for so many years. after those years, you are discharged. he wants to make that more generous and affordable. we are still working, we have not given up. we will try to do the student loan forgiveness program with another statute, so that perhaps

scott made a mistake >> and then, was that when you are with scott or had you guys broken up?ange little story she was pregnant, remember with their second child. and said she went to the kaise permanente medical center for premade will checkup just hour before michele disappeared she said she spotted her old friend at a distance >> were you surprised to see michelle there >> yes >> how did it make you fee when you saw her >> at first, surprised and the annoyed and then i thought okay keep your blood pressure down. otherwise you're gonna los this baby. >> strong feelings but, gisele esteban was not so strong herself tiny, pregnant hardly not capable o overpowering michelle le let alone finding a way of disposing of her body. so the center home and later the afternoon, finally got a look inside of michelle's car as we did, much later, when th detective showed it to us. nothing had changed. nothing was touched. here, the morbid sense we were somehow violating a set an very personal space. this is what richie found, a crime scene. >> once we got the car open, you can see that the

senator scott adding democrats deny our progress to protect their power. >> both senator scott and nikkiey continue to trail president trump in the polls and just this week, bret, the rnc reminded the candidates that if they want to be on the debate stage in august they are going to have to sign a pledge to support the republican nominee, whoever it is. bret? >> bret: mark, back to president biden for a moment. is he generating some buzz for a bizarre remark he made at the end of that speech today. >> the president was in connecticut talking about gun control. the speech was fairly standard. something a little bizarre at the very end. take a listen. >> and it's the least consequential part of this whole meeting for you. i promise. all right. god save the queen, man. >> god save the queen, man. it's unclear what the president was referring to or if it was some sort of joke at the end. the president shuffled off stage right after that. we will see if he clarifies his comments when he gets back to the white house tonight, bret? >> bret: okay. mark, thank you. >> you bet. >> bret: breaking t

tim scott was good.didn't get it over the end zone like i wanted them to. >> dana: judge jeanine, you have been on "the view." how do you think your experience compared. i know the you don't necessarily want to be talking about yourself that you've been there when it's been kind of hostile. >> judge jeanine: i have been on the "the view" for years. when i was the d.a., i cohosted "the view" several times. the last time i was long, it was like, i didn't have a friend there. it was absolute hatred because of donald trump. everything that i had talked about for years. all the things that i had done representing crime victims, women as victims, all the good stuff they were applauding, even the robert durst case, applause. how dare you be friendly with donald trump? the hate on the part of the left is overwhelming and there wasn't a happy ending for me on "the view." get out. the segment is over. but i am glad that whoopi has gotten to the point where she can say we tolerate all views on "the view," don't boo

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scott did -- scott did -- my scott did what scott he saved 31 student from the shooter.t scott peterson should've done. >> your son got between the shooter and his students, and as you know, that morning, right after it happened i talked to some of his students who credit your son was saving their lives. that was real what he did was real, john let me just play you what scott peterson says, why he says it was not his fault. listen to this. >> we've got our life back after four and a half years. because of mark and being able to put the truth out about what happened. it is, it has been an emotional rollercoaster for so long. we >> will you ever forget that this was a massacre on february 14th, the only person to blame was that monster. it was not any law enforcement, everybody did the best they could. we did the best we could with the information we had, and god knows we wish we had more. >> what about that, that it was the shooter's fault? >> well, it definitely was the shooter's fault. sometimes in these things we lose sight of who the ultimate bad guy is. the question

i agree with a lot of what scott said. the other thing that i would say is donald trump has done a remarkably good job at persuading a broad number of people. a very, very large number of people that there is a 2 tiered system of justice that play that targets conservatives. and here's also convinced to supporters that they're not really after donald trump. they are after them and that they are using that they're trying to go get to them through donald trump and the donald trump is standing up for them as their champion. and i think that other than that, scott is, is right. everyone else is sort of waiting to see what's going to happen, see whether these other indictments make a dent, and they want to be able to get all of those current. trump supporters to come over and vote for them if that happens right, bruce fine for our international audience. what happens if a presidential candidate is indicted? well, he's already been indicted. so you're seeing it. you know, as you're speaking, the 3 of us and i, the watching thing

scott, a doing it's amazing. i mean if you think about it right now, the west has a, an image of flattery putting that they've painted as, of course, this autocratic uh, victor tauriel, bug who governs over a dysfunctional state that's on the internet. the verge of collapse of this is why, of the less believe that they could implement sanctions to crush a weak russian economy. and thereby, generate interest amongst the domestic population would rise up and do a mosque out. my don remove food and look, look at the results of labor food and prior to the wagner, the bach. ready i was in st. petersburg for the st. petersburg international economic form, where the reality is, the rest of the economy today is stronger than it has ever been in it's our history . let me just say that one more time, the russian economy is stronger today. then it has ever been its entire history because of wherever footage responds to. western sanctions, right of blood report today enjoys more popularity, is more secure in his role as a de

alex scott, have a lovely weekend. enjoy your _ paris. alex scott, have a lovely weekend.s. alex scott, have a lovely. weekend. enjoy your weekend in paris, that's what i say! to the world of crypto currencies now, where moves from wall street s main regulator have prompted fears for the industry. the sec is suing america s biggest crypto trading platform, coinbase, for being an unlicenced exchange. well, i spoke to coinbase s chief legal officer, who told me the current rules just aren t clear. as you point out, coinbase has been engaged to a third securities and exchange commission for some time on these topics. we have sought regulatory clarity over whether certain types of crypto currencies or tokens are securities on the one hand or commodities on the other for some time. it is an issue that matters in the united states because we don'tjust have one regulator at the federal level, and commodity futures trading commission, as well. so the labels matter. unfortunately, evenif so the labels matter. unfortunately, even if we has gone through the process of listing is a pu

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>> that's true, scott. if someone was an investor, they may not be feeling the same upside, but i think one thing that we point out to our clients is that the drags in the market this year have been the defensive sectors like utilities, health care staples that's really where you have breadth, and those are among the most expensive sectors so if someone was just looking at cyclical groups like tech, discretionary industrials, materials, they're actually meaningfully in a bull market because the participation of those groups is much greater, and i think from an index perspective, i know people try to discount the index, but keep in mind if you take the top 2 headqu2% of ompanies, they're often 35% of the market cap. in the u.s., that number is, like, 25%. so the u.s. isn't as concentrated as other country indices, and in the u.s., we have had two quarters of consecutive quarterly gains now on track for the third it's never happened in the middle of a bear market. so i just think too many signs point to this

this case was about scott peterson who was the school security guard on duty.only one there that was armed, and he was accused of not doing his job, not going to protect those kids, not confronting the shooter. he testified that he didn't know where the shots were being fired from. he was confused at the time, there was echoes, ricochetting, others testified it was clear where the shooter was and everybody knew. he was facing 11 counts and potentially 100 years in prison if found guilty. seven counts of child neglect, three counts of culpable negligence, which is a misdemeanor. prosecutors allege that he lied to investigators and you can see it continues to be emotional. here he is hugging potentially his wife and other family members. he's relieved, i think you can say that he was found not guilty. he was facing a really dire sentence. also in that courtroom, parents and family members of parkland students who died, not as much visible emotion from them in the stands or the pews behind the court. shaking their heads instead. they thought this man should have d

chief scott described this as a car to car shooting involving reckless driving. when you look at the two locations across the area from pier 39 down to the embarcadero at howard, it is less than two miles. here's the breakdown of those injured tonight. we know there were two gunshot victims, one with life-threatening injuries. three people were injured from glass shards as a result of the shooting. these are people who were hit by the errant gunfire. we also know there were two young girls who happened to be hit by the reckless driving from point a to point b. chief scott lead on there were two individuals that were ages 10 and 16, both young girls. officers responded very quickly. the scenes have been busy for the past four hours. they arrived at the first and second locations within about four minutes. there has been a number of evidence markers collected from both scenes. we had cruise at both counted more than 20 casings on the ground. chief scott says there are a number of videos, whether they be from cell phone bystanders or surveillance videos, being a bus

joining us live is scott wiener. thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you for having me. karina: let's paint the picture for our viewers. why are these transit agencies in such dire situations? >> -- scott: during the pandemic, ridership collapsed. it went down by 95%. it is returning. it's back up to 66% of pre-pandemic ridership and over 100%. bart has gone in the last number of months from 30% to 40% and increasing but is not increasing fast enough to make up for the end of the federal emergency aid so there is a mismatch so they need a lifeline for the next few years so that they can continue to grow ridership and recover and not collapse. karina: we heard about the fiscal cliff that you are concerned about. when is it expected for agencies like bart and muni? >> if nothing happens, they will go over this fiscal cliff depending on the agency in the next 12 to 24 months. different agencies are in different situations so that is why it is important that the legislature, the senate, and the assembly have

i love scott scott is going to come at me it stunk for years >> you're giving it an a >> i'm giving itwhere it's going. i'm teasing you a little bit, scott. but there is a good point here look, it's been stuck here, and there's two things i want to say. number one, you can't base today's decision to buy, sell, or hold based on what it's done in the past. you the that based on the prognosis of what's going forward. this stock will either go up because the soft landing is here, and people need to replace their cards, or they'll continue to buy back shares at 60%. you win either way here. >> okay. next up, jason from vegas wants to know about casino stocks. >> yeah. so obviously the one that i own is mgm, up 20% year to date, trading at 16 times forward. the price action has had a drawdown but what i will say, that's related to an uneven open. they only had 5% of the revenue coming from there. but if you listen to the calls, there is a lot of spending on las vegas and other casino areas. so i like this, and i think it will be positive >> lastly, to you from edward. i bought 600 shares of

scott's new book "chaos kings.o both of you it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> scott, we've got to mention the covid pandemic that was one in the book why don't you start with how many times in the past 15 years there have been big, profitable, if we can call them black swan events, like these. >> well, there's been two big ones obviously 2008, the global financial crisis, which is right after "universe of the hedge fund" which was launched precipitously. they did very well and then obviously 2020 when covid came along and universe put out these phenomenal returns. that's when the idea came to me. >> bill actman did this, too what did he do, make 3.6 billion and then going long in march once hell came, so to speak. >> yeah. that's the first chapter of the book it's called "hell is coming. when bill came on cnbc and freaked out and freaked everybody out. at that point he had already put on this massive trade, i think 27 million, and out of that, yeah, he got 3.6, 3.5 billion. >> it's incredible one of the

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this is tv critic scott b ant. ., , scott bryant. you can tell it must have been _ scott bryant.been difficult to _ scott bryant. you can tell it must have been difficult to give - scott bryant. you can tell it must have been difficult to give and i scott bryant. you can tell it must| have been difficult to give and you can also can tell the balance she has had to take with the statement pointing out what phillip schofield did was wrong while also acknowledging how difficult it must have been on his mental health. there is also an emphasis i think on a new chapterfor this morning, the fact that phil and holly were such a big reason for the show�*s success and of course the partnership in that programme but also giving indication that this morning is a whole will try to move on from this too. they have been a number of statements through instagram over the last few weeks and of course a lot of tabloid speculation and you can tell it has affected itv and this morning in a big way and raising questions regarding the workplace culture at itv. they have been a lot of reports, includin

i think that senator scott uses -- i love senator scott. we're friends, i would like to believe.r years in the south carolina legislative body. and as i like to say, i would give senator scott a kidney. i just would never vote for him. but i think today was a good day to show you how nimble he is. i think he has a hard time because he has an amazing story. he believes his story to be the story of america. however, he himself acknowledges that he is here because he's a miracle. that in itself means that there is some basic tenets of systemic racism in the country. >> is that a political belief or an actual belief? >> that's a good question. i think it's a combination of both. for him, it may be a belief. for nikki haley, it's probably a calculation. regardless of whatever the foundation for that belief is, i think that is dangerous. i think when you acknowledge yourself to be, i am here because i am an exception. i am here because i am an miracle in this country. then that in and of itself means that there are some issues that hold other people who look like you back. >> mark, wha

i think that senator scott uses, and i love senator scott, we are friends. for four years in the south carolina legislative body. and as i like to say, senator scott [laughter] i'd give him a kidney, but i just never vote for him. i think today was a good day to show you how nimble he is. i think he has a hard time because he is an amazing story. he believes his story to be the story of america. however, he himself acknowledges that he is here because he's a miracle. that in itself means that there is some basic tenants of systemic racism in the country. he refuses to acknowledge it. and i think that -- >> is that a political thing do you think? or is that an actual belief? >> that's a good question, anderson. i think it's a combination of both. i think for him, it may be a belief, i think for nikki haley, it's probably more of a calculation. regardless of whatever the foundation for that belief is, i think that is dangerous. i think when you acknowledge yourself to be, i am here because i'm an exception, i am here because i'm a miracle in this country, then

cheryl: scott, 10 seconds, last word?ared tiffly speaking he is still a non-factor whether he breaks twitter down or not. he is non-factor. biden will be the person who will be the democratic nominee and beat trump and other candidates connected to trump if trump doesn't stay in the race. cheryl: let the games begin. scott, sarah, thank you very much. great having you here. coming up millions of u.s. dollars reportedly sent to food producers in china but what about america's farmers? john boyd, jr., president of the black farmers association, there he is and he is next. ♪. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ..

i think we'll go for tim scott. >> tim scott. >> first time in new york for her and you love it. >> ellimp. >> okay. >> courtney from dallas, ryan binkley, my boss. >> your number one guy you'll vote for? >> trump. >> the major issue that floats your boat? >> the president now isn't good enough to do what he is doing. >> what's your name? >> donna. >> what about you? >> desantis, i think. crime is a big one for me. >> desantis about to launch with a lot of money. i am holding here the cheers to dad father's day cake. look at that. oh my goodness. >> these are the best. >> best i've ever had in my life. a lemon donut that is this good. >> have a good day. >> dana: thank you, friends, great stuff there. the republican field is rapidly expanding. chris christie will announce his candidacy tonight. former vice president mike pence filed paperwork and join a crowded field dominated by former president trump. we'll have analysis how the latest candidates could change that dynamic of the race. first. house republicans escalating their feud with f.b.i. director teeing up a vote to hold him in co

the former president says tim scott and former u.n.r nikki haley are ignoring our country's past when it comes to racism in america. >> it takes a different turn at the end when he says it and i'm wondering have you heard what he said. >> i haven't spent a lot of time studying tim scott's speeches. i think there's a long history of african american or other minority candidates within the republican party who will validate america, say everything is great and we can all make it. i mean, nikki haley, look at me, i am asian, indian american woman. clarence thomas probably gave the same speech at some point, i guarantee at some commencement. look, i am not being cynical about tim scott individually. i am maybe suggesting that the rhetoric of can't we all get along, if a republican who may even be sincere in saying i want us all to live together doesn't have a plan for how do we address crippling generational poverty that is a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in this society and we need to do something about that. >> emily, this i

scott idea, where are they at night? so you've been, the military was deployed in the congo to help fight the group, the commander of these forces conceited. this failed to eliminate the threat because by the name of which is very unfortunate that a mistake was made, adult children have been killed. that was p. c. that's why as being based in the congress to go to see these kind of attacks happening back home is not a good thing to get today was on the security for the say they are on pursuit of the perpetrators, but in the dense jungle of the borderlands. they will continue to struggle seeking out the militants, correspondence, jasmine dunbar in the garden. capital compiler tells us more about the group behind this attack or that group is called the lie democratic forces. it's headed by one gentleman called jimmy on the total who is actually under custody by the gun and police who was arrested in terms of the if he has a going 100 to the gun and a so it is. but that did not stop his group from launching got taxed, it'd