we're a different breed because we are active short sellers.for the point for us is to disclose the short positions as well as the rational for our shorts and as a active short sellers we're not shorting things for fundamental reasons, like game stop was a fundamentals based short. we're shorting stocks where management has misled investors or there are some other bad faith element to the narrative that investors have bought into. >> critics of short sellers say that it is wrong, that is it is unamerican to bet against a company for a company to be demised essentially. an there is a personalization of companies this year where people have mobilized on social media that seems more personal than it has fundamental or pocket book based. what do you make of the drum beat for more regulation on short selling in particular? is that a concern of yours or do you any disclosure would be more acontinue to what you're doing right now. >> well there is a few things to unpack short selling as unamerican is a trigger for me because i think the former chairma

then, sellers of tesla, while at the same time buyers of ford and gm. space, it seems to me we're seeing that beat up, so it's just kind of interesting to see that the last thing was we see that our buyers were sellers of nvidia while sellers of amd you just got done talking about rotation it's interesting to see some of the names within the individual sectors that are also being rotated in and out of -- without actually taking, shall we say, more outside volatility risk >> so gauge for us, judge, the extend of that net sellers and equities have you seen quite a meaningful change in direction of a less overweight or less invested in equities than they have been for many years, or is it just at the margins? i think it's more -- >> it's a pretty fairly even mix, so when they do switch to the sell side, they don't, you know, go crazy in normal times where it's a huge, huge shift, but any shift that i think is interesting, and it really points out a big theme of the panel you have today that is, there is more caution in the air as we head into september bec

seller, and most of the people within the seller, not all of them, but most of them were asphyxiatedif you people made it out alive. but it was really this event, the death of these women and children in this seller that elevated into something more. it is unclear whether we would call this a massacre today without that large amount of killing in that particular cellar. as it they was ending on april 20, strikers throughout southern colorado learned of what had happened at ludlow, they did not quite know yet what the body cams was. there was a lot of crazy -- the body count was. there were a lot of crazy rumors. the body count would not be clear for several days. but they knew that a lot people were dead, a lot of the dead were women and children. so strikers throughout the region uncashed weapons they had hidden against the governor's order. the militia was supposed to unarm the strikers, but these strikers did not trust the national guard. the strikers got out their weapons, the actually formed themselves into a small monetary -- small military brigade. they knew how to fight. they

from the low sellers.4x9. lemonis: the items that we're liquidating aren't just the pillows, the magnets, and the art, but the slow movers inside of the good categories, like the oddball sizes of the trays. kristin: those are gone. ♪♪ ben: so we're getting rid of 8x10, 8x12, and 9x14? kristin: yeah. ben: completely? kristin: yes. ben: that seems -- that seems like poor judgment. lemonis: don't say we have poor judgment. don't judge us. ben: i think cutting some of this stuff, we'll lose opportunity. lemonis: that's not her argument. ben: i know her argument. lemonis: her argument is, she doesn't want all this stuff in her inventory, and you don't want to say goodbye to the size option. ben: no, i don't want to say goodbye to a sale. lemonis: if your business is in trouble and you need my help, log on to... ♪ ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ yeah, we fancy like applebee's on a date night ♪ ♪♪ ♪ got that bourbon street steak with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ get some whipped cream ♪ ♪ on the top too ♪ ♪ two straws, one check, ♪ ♪ gi

we have hundreds of thousands of sellers on the market from all regions around the world and the sellers reach buyers again typically creating an opportunity to get product to buyers anywhere that a brand releases a product around the world. >> as we get ready to enter the fourth quarter of the year, what are the expectations for the holiday season >> it is going to shape up to be another great season for us that we have spent the better part of a year preparing for another record q4. we have been doing that by expanding obviously into other countries and territories and been aggressive to expand into other categories we are best known for sneakers but we have expanded into electronics, into collectibles, into apparel and now as more and more customers looking around the categories of assets it is access to the asset class for investors that not only consume but want to make an investment opportunity and we think that's a trend that plays really big into q4 and then '22 and beyond. >> just looking at this chart that we are showing. 610% growth for birkenstocks alone. now. amazing. scott,

huge dive in the stock >> short sellers are controversial.st thing to do i'll let his reporting and the company's statement and assertions in the facts let that play out one of the things that's interesting about the assertion to the downside, i think he used the word, bc pump, and that the community of folks that have been investing in this and that this is also symptomatic of broader investing out of clubiness and the spac world part of this, i think, is just the dieynamic of where there's lot of froth and group investing that sometimes self-fulfilling and i think that element of criticism is interesting >>> coming up, a big food call beyond meat burns out today. first, cnbc is celebrating hispanic heritage month. we're spotlighting cnbc contributor, business leaders and more here's norwegian's ceo >> we make up 20% of the u.s. population cubans, puerto ricans, mexicans, argentinians we are the melting pot of the united states. and we've been so successful and we're going to continue to be because we have ambitious. we want to succeed we be

an appraisal that it's a discrete game between seller and buyer. in the front, on the moon. muslim women decides not to buy the very soon find someone else in the 11945700 believe yanna for each of the 25 killer bags. so there are makes about $180.00 for one month work. he lives in a poor district of high up in the city the journey, the heat so hello. this is going to be less that he doesn't miss purser. this me here. my, you're just me, him enough to save us a q 7 comes from other and in this month, less quit doing killers. oper, think that and then there the where the, the new not band that the, his son is going to be able to be in the gym with me. quite peter. ski it. yes. of course, you know, the heater look at best it's me quite the by this concern. as a kid, a kid going to school, he has helped me with his but me he has and they had a level get i mean know, you know, can you call me or you're going to can also go to your book him he has good. ok. student gets our him. nicky lewis or he must prosecutor, is going going with the healing from the

you know, the, you know, the seller, house genius and those game that i will, none of my few moments, even in the valley the what days a long and arduous, the hottest is the harvesting of mandarins which grow in abundance. but they have to be picked within 2 days of ripening. otherwise they rot, maria and her new partner alex can obviously only sell the fresh mandarins and market. so timing is crucial in scope runs in this report or whatever enough as well when it was traveling much merged on when getting on some sort of i'm with the miss america that i see sola new, the e mail, me of the us and maybe the need and then the author and i'm on the author of, you know, she about him a lot in the bus him to believe in the valley. danger is never far away. when the baskets full of mandarins don't quite reach their destination. for example, either they were the only choice is to go and fetch them a high risk operation. the boss gets weigh as much as 50 kilos. alex's belly fastened properly to the poli, at 200 meters. any mistake could be fatal. i can make it look like you didn't totally. yes

victoria: seller. george: you have to be a buyer. krishna: 100% buyer. it's a total waste of time because nothing will come about. jonathan: isn't that the moment we are in? crazy town all the time. from new york city, that does it for us. this is bloomberg. ♪ introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movie night specials. xfinity mobile benefits. ...and exclusive experiences, like the chance to win tickets to see watch what happens live. hey! it's me. the longer you've been with us... the more rewards you can get. like sharpening your cooking skills with a top chef. join for free on the xfinity app and watch all the rewards float in. our thanks. your rewards. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, s

and through this whole ordeal. >> reporter: sellers' case settled for $2.7 million.ll claims. but it was the avalanche of bombshell allegations in tinseltown that would come to absorb the "me too" spotlight. >> now to the abc news exclusive, ashley judd telling her story. >> reporter: dozens of a-list actresses began breaking their silence as well, revealing the toxic and unsafe underbelly of hollywood. most infamously, the exploits of disgraced movie mogul, now convicted sex offender, harvey weinstein. >> it's a continuation of an ongoing structural problem. when "me too" went viral and the focus was on women in hollywood. for women of color, particularly black women, who have such high, high rates of sexual violence, indigenous women who have such high, high rates of sexual violence -- the problem is not getting any better. >> reporter: the impact of those initial outcries and the investigations they sparked still reverberating in present day. >> as you probably know, i'm stepping aside as your governor. >> in the cuomo case, i try to get people to focus not on jus

some of the big targets by short-sellers have been the favorites by retail trailers -- traders. kakao. their arrival. lg. these are the biggest targets. their short turnover have been rising to the highest and south korea listings. at the same time, they have been the top buying stocks by retail investors since -- this month. which has inflicted a lot of pain on them because they have been seeing a lot of losses this month. lawmakers in south korea have been forcing crackdowns on these big tech companies for their monopolistic strategies. haidi: is that the only reason or are they company specific reasons, why they are being targeted, as well? >> the short-sellers are betting that these stocks will go further down. obviously going further. the reason behind them is probably the growing crackdown campaigns from lawmakers, from authority, including financial regulators and antitrust regulators. they probably are also betting that the stock will fall further. once a parliamentary hearing start next month. that's in just about two weeks and when lawmakers are likely targeting them a

is made to baby boomers, are you sick and pull but want a few more years to enjoy your retirement seller, your life insurance? if you can buy policies from people, of lesser income. if you can buy a $100000.00 policy from someone who's annual income is $50000.00 versus someone who's annual income is $250000.00, you'll do better in the $50000.00 universe. that's pretty clear. why would it be better? well, because their, their death rate will be higher because they are part because they're earning level because they're earning less. there's a, there's a relationship between death rates and income that is actually fairly straight line. ah ah no one, no, no, no, no, no, no. what the most of the location of the unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. real enough to build on it. so new to keep on? no, no, no, no, i'm new and i got the sale. i wonderful. i wish to know about jewelry. who knew? he didn't more than

i'm frances stead sellers, a senior writer here at the post.ternoon we are going to be talking about the future of diversity and small business. my first guest is a key member of the house small business committee, california democratic congresswoman judy chu. representative chu, , a very wam welcome to "washington post live." >> thank you for havingg me. >> many businesses suffered during the pandemic but i would like you to talk about the impact on small businesses and particularly minority owned small businesses which i think were particularly hard hit. >> yes. many minority small businesses were indeed very hard hit. they did not have the same access to resources that others did, and as a result it was harder for them to be able to know where to go and what to do. now, i have many asian owned businesses in my district along with other minority businesses. because of the misinformation and xenophobia coming from the coronavirus, the asian owned businesses were especially hard hit by rumors and the kinds of shunning that was occurring due to

. >> i'm sure that you are aware that zillow's eye buying service to buy homes from sellers has comere money as more homes sell at the accelerated value. what is your response? >> the whole goal of zillows offers is to buy homes at market rate and then sell them and sell them quickly at market rate and the business is the profit margin is based off of a fee we make from the sellers who sell us the homes and usually about 5% so we as a business are highly incentive to get that pricing right because if we price homes too high, then if we go to sell them, we won't be able to, certainly not quickly. and if we price them too low, home sellers won't be interested in our service so we have every reason to get that pricing right, and we are really seeing an incredible demand for this service as we innovate for customers who just love the certainty, the ease and speed to be able to sell your home in this new way. >> i totally get that, susan i have two followup questions or thoughts though. the first is, is it very clearly marked when somebody is buying a house from you or selling to you as o

the seller doesn't want to be walking through the house if that person is it serious, for the first year we saw people agreeing on terms and seen the property in person. we saw a tenfold increase in virtual touring and more 3d scans so you can walk to the house, except inside the bathroom, people are much more willing to do that and some was about covid risks and now people are moving across the country. so they're not going to take a flight just to see a house and realize before they walk in the door that it doesn't have curb appeal. more in bar were putting deals together based on online information and when we get to the inspection we actually decide, what are we really going to pay for this house. sometimes it gets so crazy people have to make a commitment based on the virtual information and there's no way out downstream, the market is starting to moderate getting people a little more flexibility once they seen the place. cheryl: i like that you say that, that is a concern, you buy something over zoom and then you get there and it's not what you pictured it would be. there has

. >> i want you to only do late night zillow fantasizing if you are a seller.eller's market. in july, the median house price was $360,000 selling price. that's almost 18% higher to where it was a year ago. so if you can wait as a buyer, please do. but for sellers, this is a great time to sell. we are seeing more houses on the market. that should help with pricing. if you are in the market to buy, though, get your house in order. make sure you've got your mortgage preapproved, your financing in order, because you want to pounce. houses on average are selling in 17 days or less, but the one thing i do not want you to do is skip your home inspection if you're a buyer. we hear about all of these stories, people rushing and they're saying, oh, forget it, we don't need to do that home inspection and they find out a week later the pipes don't work, there's raccoons in the ceiling. please do a home inspection. >> steph ruhle, thank you. >>> we'll start with the kids bedroom and see where we can go from there. dylan, what's up next in popstart? >> the first reviews are

you're going to consume the sellers. but like i say, we'll look at what other soon is that the one? no, no, no median. yes, we important leprosy on the left hand, but so let's come all your to do is almost come with a bunch of stuff, but it's your number. but it's a book and because i mean with them which will be your general killer cetera, which will put us in a letter for you to put us young with billions of pieces of content being uploaded to the internet every single day. it's no surprise that tackling online manipulation is such a challenge. digital detection is now a global game. so no matter how many pages of tweaks to the algorithm that might happen, nothing's going to actually change until i click a scene. it's more than just influenced and revenue generated in an internet environment where engagement and clicks and by reality is what drives the spread of content. i don't think it's fair to cut users off the hook in this problem because democracy is something that's hard work. it's something that we as citizens have to work towards and invest time and to find accurate infor

sellers moved in and it moved lower. some tech gains were able to squeak out some small gains. we have about three days left. if we end the day lower for the dow, a fourth straight average crypto weak again yesterday. bitcoin, ether we are seeing a bit of a gain. we'll get more on your markets and the money but right now, other top stories including the latest on the evergrande story in china >> right trying to put its latest woes behind it. a chinese leader set to make tomorrow's $34 million interest payment on time giving them some breathing room when it comes to default risk the house passing a bill that would both prevent a government shutdown and suspend the debt limit. the bill would keep the government running through september 3 and suspend the debt ceiling until 2022 a more daunting move in the senate that would leave democrats scrambling for a first ever u.s. "a" default. when it comes to the markets, goldman is out with a new note saying, quote, u.s. government shut downs have not lead to the return on the last 14 shutdowns, 0.3% on dates of resolution brian. >> isn'

the drums have been, let's say, not, let's say the biggest sellers in boil. but, but the germans and other europeans, by the way, as the russians or as the chinese have to learn more is what they call strategic thinking. and in. ready these what i call deputy was somewhere or not the best for an inside. look at. look at the half moon of europe around it. 20 years ago. we've, we have our fault re surrounded by friends and allies. and the situation today is the policy with russia isn't a bad shape with ukraine is. busy working with told p, riff turkey. we are questioning that we're middle east. it is difficult situation. we have not been able to over the, you know, of a russian snow of the americans, let's say, to calm down the iran we have not been able to control, to some extent saudi arabia, ambassador, what you're saying there is repeated at the podium at the united nations general assembly all week by one leader after another, and as you know very well, you said you weren't sure whether the drone program by the united states is not masterminded in germany.

>> there's a graveyard full of netflix short sellers. i think you have to be really careful betting against this one. we always hear about slowing user growth, about limited monetization what you've seen is they've had pricing power and they're coming up with a huge slate of new content. so while i wouldn't go putting on a huge position here, our trading range is about 545 to 607. it's in a bullish formation and there's significant option protection on this name. i think it can go higher as people take off that protection and see some of the fundamental drivers continue to be positive. >> grasso, is the context of the markets in terms of what is in vogue sector-wise -- does that matter to the story, or is this an individual story in your view in other words, do we have to believe that we're in a sort of slower growth environment which favors -- tends to favor big cap tech in order to believe that netflix goes higher? >> i think -- i think it's an individual story, but i think the macro does help the low rate environment is going to help

for example, from russia to sellers or the other way around event we talk about the real price. so the real value of the food and this will allow, was the families to move on to a single industrial policy. so that's a procurement is available on both sides by both countries. and this is what we're doing with the dog foot. if we have to talk for a long time, we argued and i must admit that our russian friends in our office negotiators but you practice categories that we have by going into detail on each issue. we were able to agree on basically every single point, every single issue. once we went in depth with somebody and we were able to finally solve this puzzle and i hope it will work too much of your process. and one question, if i may have you to talk to somebody in your was why it's between the count crazy when it will be reason storage capacity in the kelvin than maybe a doctor now to some decisions already. know we have discovery on a prior occasion. this time we didn't talk that she doesn't know that recently. moments ago how the government's decision has been made to re

they are the three largest sellers of pickup trucks in the country.n't get enough chips to make as many pickup instruction as they would like to make then you might ask -- toyota is not one of the three biggest, ford, gm and stellantis. ford numbers tomorrow. but they're in the same boat in terms of chip production limiting how many pickup trucks they can build we've seen a couple of times already in the last month or two where they've had to bring down production at a particular plant for the f-150 for a week, maybe week and a half and bring it back up. that's the state of things right now. i want not changing any time soon. >> tough times for a lot of people trying to sell a car. phil stay with us. because joining us on the phone right now is mr. wonderful himself, kevin o'leary kevin, you also have breaking stock news you own gm but you just bought shares of ford tell us why. >> yes back in july 9th while on "halftime report" i made some let's call it disparaging remarks in how frustrated i was with ford. i tried to order an f-150. it got delivered

what do you think because i look at you as a seller today and i see you selling a stock that you loved, that you made the case for multiple times on this show, that you had bought back in april at the end and that is leslie's it's a pool supplier it's been down in the last three months and you're a seller can you tell us why and what that says if anything, about your big market view >> no. it has nothing to do with my big-market view. leslie's did something disgusting shortly after i started to buy it. they did two secondaries in a row and neither of which was raising proceeds for the company to use basically, they were creating space for some of the largest shareholders to sell i don't mind if you do that within a few months of the ipo, about you ifio do two in a row inside of a 60-day period and basically you're gross and i don't do business with gross boom so i'm out. i guess i got it wrong i think i calm out with something with a 20% loss. that's okay, though. i'm adding to other positions right now and i would not interpret the sale of an individual stock as a market call i don't

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us because we're not sellers. we have soltd some into the rally. think about the market the last three years. up 30%, 18% this year. 20%. we're in a pandemic, still not quite out of it. and the market has just gone higher and higher, grinding away upward and therefore it's natural to be worried about what's going to happen with gdp if it stalls, if we don't have the type of growth that the market anticipated because we were going to be out of the pandemic. and now we have inflation. we can argue about what the level of inflation will be np yesterday a little better than expected the market didn't seem enthused because we have more inflation there are costs rising companies are talking with about raising prices until we see the next quarter earnings and more, numbers about the future, of course we're going to be worried. and that means stay with what you own that you feel you can predict. there is some predictability about the cash flow over the next 12 to 18 months. >> at the same time, jason, there are those who

francis recalled at envoy is to the seller and the u. s. as a result of losing the submarine contract, re challenge has more leaving the embassy for who knows how long frances ambassador to australia stopped his car for a few words to reporters. i think this is deena hughes. we fake a very, very bad handling of the partnership. it was not the contract was above the ship at 1st the ship's up supposed to be days on the 1st disbanding and also above the sea bass of infinity. wilson is the result of the french. then it was to sydney airport for his flight home, empty of sam baset to the french embassy in washington, d. c. this is an unprecedented move by france, the united states oldest allies. you have to go back to the, for the president of the united states. that's george washington here to find the origins of the alliance between france and the u. s. just 2 years after the u. s. declaration of independence in 1778, france formally recognized the strange new nation. and in fact, it and its war against the british. in all of the years since t

we want our sellers to reflect pricing. groceries have become more expensive so our salaries should as well. >> the conversations on the street continue. >> i grew up here. i can vote because i only have a turkish passport. >> him his decisions are made and you can't really have a say. i think it stinks. >> what is your name? >> hippa. >> do you say it like that? >> hibba! >> oh, with a double b. >> this is a very one-sided election campaign. the problem is always that people are not reached out to. many speak to a very specific group that they think are the ones who have the right to vote. it is mainly white people they approached but no attention is paid to people who look like me. you can see that the conversation works when you talk to people. they are open to it and share their problems. >> it is raining outside so the group takes a break. many believe racism can only be countered if politics is more open to immigrants. quest you do something for society. you are politically engaged -- >> you do something for society,

we saw a 10 x jump. >> in the number of sellers in a 5 x jump in the number of people that are congregatinggroups on average about 85,000 people per group, which is actually quite disturbing check point research says sellers vary from lodge organized criminal groups all the way down to single entrepreneurs who are trying to cash in. they're demanding payment in crypto because it's untraceable. but buying a fake vaccine card is more than a health opening yourself up to identity theft. >> absolutely. so here's typically what would happen. but what you've ended his surrendered some or all of your personal information to them. they're going then likely take that data and try to resell it again for their own profit because telegram is that chat platform and not an e-commerce site. there's no way for officials to regulate the sale of fake cards unless telegram itself tried to somehow control users. >> and that gets into free speech. maybe they could do something about to my knowledge. they are not. it be very difficult for them to do that. >> that was steve sabree show reporting for us this after

the people who are hiding stuff in their sellers and wondering what to do with these old photos or olduff or punk stuff, or stuff from their grandparents, if they bring it here to us, we can preserve it and archive it and make it available to the public in the future. you. c in the future. >> well to the epic center are you ready for the next earthquake did you know if you're a renter you can get earthquake shushes we'll take to the earthquake authorities hi welcome to another episode i'm the chief resilience officer for san francisco i'm joined by my good friends for the earthquake authority we're at the el cap center for the city and county of san francisco started in 2013 to get the community and talk about the risk we think about earthquake if usual great city you'll see one of the demonstrates we've built the model home and i encourage other episodes we'll be retroactively retrofitting and showing you as property owners to employ you work for the california earthquake authority talk about your role and earthquake shirnls up think the viewers want to know if you're a renter or prop

you just want to make sure that you understand who the seller is, read the rating, read the rvs, and when it comes to return policies and warn 'tis as well. >> for folks who are in the housing market, looking forple ways that they can be saving and cutting costs? >> so the demand is ridiculous, and the supply is limited. pretty much across the board for apartments, to even single family home, in fact, if you look at the occupancy level, the highest they've been in three decades. i would try to get an extended lease, maybe 18 months, 24 months, instead of 12 months, because the market the way it's going now is uber, uber hot, and it is not actually expected to slow down to hot, not for a while. >> and then last but not least, how can we cut energy costs these days? >> i would say if ever there is a time to actually change your driving habits, now would be the time. because if you're going over the speed limit, if you're using your ac too much, all of these habits are actually affecting your fuel mileage, your fuel economy. and of course there are also apps to help you save at the pump

scott cutler joins us, what is it, one million lifetime sellers in the past year?first of all, you talked about the shift happening among this generation of consumers, millennials, jenn z, driving a new asset classes things to collect or trade or consume. that is really driving interest in this category. we have seen a real surge among this type of consumer for these types of products. the brands themselves are creating interest, as you highlighted, creating interesting partnerships and collaborations with old styles and new styles and artist than celebrities, all designed to gain attention from this set of consumers. romaine: i'm concerned about the staying power of this. a lot of people had said this is going to come to an end, years ago. they are still saying it. there is an ecosystem out there with regards to your platform and similar platforms. they seem to be sustainable because not only the business model may have staying power, but just the way we consume right now, it is so much different as a culture at least here in the united states, than what was 10 ye

how many anne frank's are hiding in sellers all across the country today.alk about the people left behind. the hundred 24,000 who had been evacuated to safety, i want to talk about the millions that hae had unleashed on them and before joe biden became president in the united states were living mostly in peace. and mostly in safety, and what it was a neutralized afghanistan with a minimal american military footprint. i want to read something. i never do this. i went back to dwight eisenhower's book "crusade in europe." when he went to the death camps, he said the same day april 12, 1945 i saw my first or her camp. it was near the town of nova, never felt able to get the emotional reaction when i came face-to-face with the indisputable evidence of brutality against the and ruthless disregard of every shred of decency. after that time i had known about it only generally or through secondary sources, i am certain however that i have never at any other time experienced an equal sense of shock, i visited every nook and cranny of the camp because i sas my duty fr

august will bring together our sellers. our scientists and our industries maintain and expand our age and military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea domains. now, as the key project under archive, we are launching consultations with australia acquisition of conventionally our nuclear powered submarine. more details are emerging about wednesdays. miss are launched by north korea state media say a new train mounted massage system was tested. south korea reported its own testers hours later in a sign of escalating tensions. the government to the philippines says it will not cooperate with an investigation by the international criminal court into it so called war drugs. the icpc approved and inquire into president detaches campaign. on wednesday, prosecutors will look into claims of human rights abuses. thousands of people have been killed during anti drug operations. an upgrade construct southwest china, killing at least 2 people. the shallow magnitud

ashley: and that is why it's pretty attractive to the seller, neil.thank you very very much on that. interesting time, right? interesting timing for casey macdonald and her new show starting tonight, "mansion global" tuesdays at 9:00 p.m. on this fine channel. casey what do you think of that? that's a way to get around the problem, i don't have enough cash to put down on a house but with this group i can. >> neil, the transition king cavuto, thank you for having me on, i'm so so excited, but that's true. i mean, you can nab one of these $100 million properties that we've got for you, you don't need the cash on hand. how about that that sounds great , like a great deal maybe we'll partner with them for next season but again thank you for having me on. fox business prime is blowing the doors off this week, we've got monday, tuesday, tonight, and wednesday, from 8:00 p.m. to 10 p.m. eastern time, mansion global premiering tonight on fox business at 9:00 p.m., and neil, we have amazing incredible properties like this one that you just saw, just jumped off

not for the next few decades because when you look at the production, the resource we have, my sellersermian basin, it is just a matter of having a few more weeks. i know prices are high now in the u.s. they probably will be peak this winter and then the companies that were so distressed for two or three years will repair their balance sheets and start drilling more and prices will come back down towards the end of next year >> all right good. >> in the u.s. in the u.s the rest of the world is not the same story. >> they don't have enough. one thing that was a great opportunity for investors in common stock but didn't understand in terms of bonds is that you have the issue of 35 million shares of $3 because a glitch involving the nasdaq that would have otherwise allowed you to do a bond how did that work out, because i think you kind of gave away the stock too cheaply? >> no, it is two different things, jim. we did raise some money and that is becausewe're building our war chest to go make an acquisition. as you know, i want to be completely integrated and i need to take a look at oppo

the shorts there are no new catalysts but a mobilized body of retail investors can put these short sellersn the hot seat >> did i hear you, kristina, say this is a company still losing money? >> they have been around since 2004. >> have they -- >> the latest earnings report was in august and i don't know the exact numbers for you. >> has it ever made money? >> i would have to get back to you. >> we don't want another lawsuit against us. >> yeah, we don't want to speak out of turn. >> let's just stick to the teeth. >> sdcr is down 2.5%. >>> sticking with the meme theme, amc apes and gamestop traders are joining forces and moving the stock frank holland as the details frank. >> amc shares down today as well but closed 9% higher yesterday as the meme stock got a boost with the news more movies will go to theaters as well as a big uptick in movie attendance during covid many, many theaters were closed but still eye-popping numbers and a solid reason to invest in the stock. how do you explain the recent rise in gamestop both stocks are outperforming the market since add an aron ano announced a

he published a book as a best seller. it's always been a best seller. 40 different revisions of it and different introductions you can look at amazon and whoever introduces it and it's a piece of propaganda. >> fairly recent on top of that. >> yeah. >> yeah. wow. >> when i was raving against the termination of immigrants and in 2005i wrote -- i call it a rant but monthly review calls it a blog in which i said this is not -- stop saying this is the nation of immigrants. but i had no idea that it was invented by john f. kennedy. it was just, you know, that it -- it covers colonialism and makes it looks like it's this wonderful country that most immigrants who have come since the irish refugees have not come to take land, you know, that's a distinct difference between settlers and immigrants is land. so they come for jobs, generally, you know, they come for jobs or to start a business but usually in urban areas and even if in towns, they don't come to be ranchers, a bunch of land. you touch upon that in your book. >> the uni

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they mesmerize wall street when they took on the short-sellers that were swirling around betting thats nosy around it would be a little late, would it not be. >> i think aaron adam is doing a great job, that's a very difficult hand on a lot of levels but he's doing the right thing he knows how to market hats off to him. that's one part of the story the other part what's going on in the market with the stock i speak to plenty of lawyers and people who work at the sec. they think there's something that smells bad about the way the stock is trading free much of the trading activity i'm sure some of it is where a lot of visitors, i love this doctor think the economy is improving, covid is diminishing and people will go to the movies that is great i'm sure there's some of it, a lot of it is premised on the notion that if you buy now that 47 or couple months ago at 70 you're getting in on the ground floor of a short squeeze and it occurs when there's not enough stock tomorrow for by his held by a few hands and when the stock in trade stock was up yet to cover the short because your broker s

what is interesting when you connect buyers and sellers in a marketplace, incredibly hard to disruptecause you create this network effect of buyers and sellers. >> so, beyond those marketplaces, you mentioned sustainability what are the other categories that have the most potential now, coming out of this pandemic phase. >> when we think about what we're investing in the three to five year time frame telemedicine incredible area to be investing in right now because we know that you want to see doctors without having to sit in a doctor's office without other sick patients and doctors want the leverage of technology that is a good area. we think biology as it merges with i.t look how fast we solve the problems of vaccines that was pure technology you'll see a lot of mrna investments which is what the technology was so when we look at that, we think there will be a lot and i will say back to the area of sustainability fish sustainability anding a rutural productivity, all these things will matter >> thank you so much for joining us here in person today, mark. >> great to see you. >> gre

the key thing to decide is what we say high demand or what you say i demand like in this, in the seller's, not only the she'll, she'll give, i'm going for the, they get the mothers with us. we shouldn't even discuss this because with these decisions for us to go wherever you want there, she's among dental, i'm using my see to us, you know that you're going to read that out here. but the emotional sheet of the mother he put attention to the door. i'm what i'm worried about the time that i feel sorry that you have to deal with them. i give you my everything. you cannot uphold the law by breaking a law if and has been detained now for 5 years. one month and $29.00 days. and to put it bluntly, that's a hell of a long time to detain someone. someone was never been charged and has never even been questioned with this. so you can, if you all, lawyers here know what it means, significant. mean we will not be any by then we'll get out the go by him. if you don't call didn't, gosh, you know, it's, you know, the amount of it is not a moral victory. it's julia who told us, tristan show me that she do

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his name is jack sellers, the chair of the maricopa county board of elections, he's a republican.sting time, and sure enough the report comes out and he's proven correct. in fact, not only did jack sellers win the week, but joe biden won it as well because he keeps ing with arizona. >> there you go. >> biden wins every week. >> he doesn't win every week. my choice is whoever made the imeach sign for lauren boebert. but i'm picking melba wilson. today she hosted meghan markle and prince harry at her restaurant in harlem. there they are. oh, my god, i'm so proud of melba. that was awesome. that is tonight's readout. "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in," texas caves after trump demanded an audit of the election he won. tonight, an escalating effort to undermine the very foundation of american democracy. >> the president already concluded that it would it don't tell appropriate to assert executive privilege. >> the white house scotches trump's attempt to invade the

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you have seller exhaustion as time goes on and disappointment from bears who expect a 10% correction imminently and gotten crushed. back to you. >> it was quick. >> breath taking. >> thank you >>> we'll turn to the latest on covid vaccines the fda approving the booster for 65-year-olds and the cdc is meeting on theshots, as well meg? >> hi, sara. we are nearing the end of a two day meeting as advisers on the boosters and about to go to a vote essentially debating around what the fda authorized last night for the booster shots just for pfizer's vaccine and for people over 65, those at risk of severe covid-19 with underlying conditions and those with exposure to covid because of the jobs or -- and then therefore at high risk of severe disease. the commissioner specifying in the nad release last night this is folks like day care staff, grocery workers, teachers and people in prisons and homeless shelters there's debate among the advisers to the cdc in those latter two categories seemingly all on board for people over 65 and people who live in nursing homes to get boosters but there's de

but i said another strategic location for a funeral contract sellers is the mortuary. santos often goes there between crime things before the 1st been homeless. this is where families come looking for missing loved ones. they hoped to recognize them among the photos of the $26000.00 and identified dead in the country, which l. o s. s. and i spoke a cabinet store leah, i suppose, but i can get along for me that i'd like somebody what a. yes. so call me or do you want to go to england that are little what me and after 2 hours waiting santos is about to leave. when he's someone the one to me or somebody do you have any let me know my my water benefit. santos hasn't completely lost his day went up any see unless i have been selling the one for them i see on. i was managed to get a woman is contact details. ah, despite these tragic endings many young women in sinaloa dream of being in a relationship with a drug trafficker, the way to escape from misery in mexico, almost one of 2 people live below the poverty line. here in the center clear can live family 18 years old football fan, single par