andrea canning: stephen's mom evelyn says her son wasn't lazy, just laid back. evelyn moore: he got by, but he wasn't truly motivated. [disco music] andrea canning: but if stephen was serious about anything, it was skating. [disco music] we'd go skating on the beach. andrea canning: his friend missy queen skated too but not like steven. he took the bronze at the national speed skating competition. he would encourage me to skate fast, and he'd be way ahead of me. [laughter] andrea canning: when he wasn't skating, he was happy to go wherever, whenever, like when his mother evelyn, a travel agent, invited him to see the world. he was 30 something, free, and he loved his mom. so why not? evelyn moore: he was adventurous. here i am on an elephant ride. andrea canning: what countries did you take him to? evelyn moore: oh, boy. well, we did most of asia. they can hear you. steven moore: every smile is beautiful. evelyn moore: most of europe, south america. we had a lot of interesting experiences and had a lot of fun. [music playing] andrea canning: eventually evelyn decided to reti

stephen moore, head of the ukraine freedom project. we must give credit to the russians, they very successful in terms of propaganda. they realized that the narrative that ukrainians are persecuting jews doesn't work very well with a jewish president at the head of the country, so they changed that narrative and started saying that a jewish president is persecuting christians. moore played an important role in promoting military aid to ukraine, which. recently, after months of procrastination, the us congress passed it, but it required a lot of team effort. we spent all of last fall visiting about 100 congressional offices and explaining to them that the russians are persecuting christians, and they told us: and we thought that it was zelenskyi persecuting christians. the good news about russian propaganda is that it's a mile wide, but it's deep... people don't really know what 's going on in ukraine, and when you give them the testimony of specific people about their experiences, evangelical pastors who survived the russian torture, i

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one of these buildings that absolutely required mass stephen moore most didn't anymore. and i was going to the elevator and apparently one of the elevators was broken. so there were a whole group of people and i and i saw that they required mass and they had a guard and an i didn't want to i was just looking for the stairway because i wasn't going to stand while the guard went, hey, and he hands me a basket where i'm supposed to pick up a mask and well i didn't, i said you know, said that's b.s. but i didn't say b.s. i said that's bull and and i said, no, i'm not doing that that's --. and, and, but what was really interesting staying just like you said, his reaction was to say, well, i know it's --, but but you got to wear pants all these masked people around the elevator, you know, like i said, just tell me where the stairway is. he said, you know, i could have it thrown out of the building. i said, yeah, yeah, yeah. okay, where's the stairway? and just and i just went on my way and and that was that and but it was just really interesting because it exposed raised the t

stuart: we heard from you we will see you again really soon, stephen moore, chief executive at forbesis speaking out about the future success of hybrid cars, what is he saying. >> are making more hybrids because that's the only electric vehicle customers are willing to take a gamble on. watch here. >> we are entering new customers, the mainstream customers and are not willing to pay a premium for ev's they don't know how to handicap the charging the resale value insurance has gone up they don't know how to handicap. another one farley said the first generation. ev has been a losing strategy for the company they are not investing any more money in the first generation ev until he is convinced they are profitable. jim farley will be on "barron's roundtable" friday at 7:30 p.m. eastern time. stuart: i find it hard to invest in old industrial companies they don't have the excitement of the new technology. >> they very rarely do and if you look at ford trying to get ahead of it into the new space unit backfired now they're trying to figure out the hybrid model but is not working. >> tesla

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stephen moore was in the room and he gave a low down of what the former president said. trump focused on his track record as president including his record cutting taxes reducing regulations in the former president says he promised more if he is elected in november. he says most of the room was receptive to what he calls pro-business policies and after his meeting with business executives, he went to the hilt to meet with senate republicans where he talked a little more about his economic vision. >> we have inflation killing everybody come up with never seen levels like this before and we are going to and that and bring back our jobs, common sense to government. >> a look at ceos in the room today, j.p. morgan, bank of america and citigroup's jane frazier. apple's tim cook was there, to go apple did not confirm that to us. what president biden away at the g7 summit business roundtable invited somebody from the white house to speak, the chief of staff delivering biden's pitch to the same business leaders and also today the treasury secretary janet yellen was advocating fo

stephen moore, we'll see you again soon. >> a little bit.fornia. that's got to be the california minimum wage with. lauren: 1000%, and the company said so. they tried to keep the price increases modest su be they just can't do it. the price of a double-double meal combo not including tax, it's over $13 in san francisco, almost $12 in alameda and in the san jose. i remember going to fast food places, and you can get a meal f like, $7-8. now we're pushing $151. in some cases -- 15. even's always complaining about this. in-n-out burger, it has a cult following. it is staple, an icon in california, and they're paying their workers, actually, $22, 23 starting wage after this law. stuart: you're laughing. you're a california guy -- >> no, i'm a new yorker who misses in-n-out burger, and that's the only thing i miss about california. they're not even a california company anymore. they moved to franklin, tennessee, for the same reason everyone else did. stuart: but prices are going up in california fast food operations. >> of course. and it's going

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