it is almost unique. l you have your own mosque, who does it his way and you havejeff bizos, steve jobsthe jobs of britain. —— you have your elon musk, who does it his way and you havejeff bezos, steve jobs and bill gates. he used both the left and right side of his brain, which is unique. he was a scientist and phd and everything like that but he also had an economical focus on what really mattered, what really mattered, and when i look at the people he got to know and he employed, and he was loyal to, know and he employed, and he was loyalto, it know and he employed, and he was loyal to, it was all about meaningful output. he saw through, you could not serve him at all awful him. and when what happened to him happen to him. —— you could not bs him at all orfool him. he disregarded the accusations is completely untrue and we can see the part of his mind and personality that they've made him succeed in business meant he dug down because he regarded this as a moral crusade to prove that this was a commercially motivated set of accusations. he fought through them, it took ten or 11 years

that person. who will buy this computer, well, you know, since steve jobs is certainly a legend, thend still add a few more zeros to this starting price of the computer, because a huge number of people bow down to what this couple did, yes, and i am sure that literally such a peculiar hunt for steve jobs's personal belongings is being announced, so i have no doubt that the boat will be sold very expensively, well, in fact , it is completely impossible to use this computer in everyday life, it is simply an exhibit, it is a symbol of the era of digitalization. computerization, because from this you can say, the history of mankind has begun to change, friends, well, i am generally for making purchases that give us a good mood, yes, fill our lives with meaning, and let's have a section right now that gives very valuable advice in terms of purchases, right now and let's see, today we choose garlic, it has many useful properties, for example, garlic contains alecin, it is responsible for the characteristic smell, it is one of the first antibiotics that... people began to use, the vegetable

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buildings on looted, ship has seen as residents, they fees for on passing a course of system for steve jobs. the not a former appointment that she leader is in india, but is expected to seek refuge in either the u. k. the heat or study really well mr. unice has promised he only hold the role of and from prime minister and won't see a permanent position nor from us civilian awards to political ties. the new head of the bung with actually government has long hot close relations with washington ortiz southgate taylors being taking a little deeper into those types in the pm valley of time to reside, pack of suitcases and sleep, to neighboring india before the student protest is heading out that picks a new leader and the us came out waxing lyrical about fine good. this is new found democracy. we welcome the announcement of an interim government and urge any transition to be conducted in accordance with bangladesh as laws. all decisions regarding the interim government should be made with respect to democratic principles, rule of law, and the world of bangladesh. the people we think that is impo

i don't like everything about steve jobs. i get the negative parts. not here to judge his personal life. i'm not sorry. and i don't think it interfered with his. i'm not here to judge the business. same thing with mark zuckerberg. a lot of people make fun of his looks. i'm like, why are we discussing this? right? he's not my business, right? i felt like he was a persistently and consist buoyantly creating exciting products that that were what he wanted to make and he didn't do it by committee. he was like, i like this. and if i'm right, i'll make a lot of money if i'm wrong. he he was never pretending it was not a product and i appreciated that. he sometimes did the art and science, the beauty. but it was beautiful, like. yes, it just was. and so i didn't mind his marketing, but he kind of did it like a marketing at chanel, you know, and people like carrie, his reality distortion field. i'm like, i'm fully aware, but it's delightful. yeah. i don't know what to tell you. he's really good at selling things and so that i appreciated about him. i apprecia

and that's something that you can put in the fights on 5 buses and bill gates or steve jobs. and he says, sweetie rose to fame when he invented a, a website, food at investment beacon contact c o b k dot com, which essentially was a, a challenge that seems facebook for russia. i'm for the only the c i s regions. and the also that, that t e sold the business to a, a, to a, a claims miss rushing business been. and when possible, telegram when he built telegrams, he made a conscious decision to leave russia and sighed. seeing that a that he didn't feel that a telegram should be built in bust it because he was being challenged for free speech. and now we're seeing the already for a on a little this mike, it wasn't at a pretend to put him in jail. it was that it was the fact that we was the french actually us night. so i like taught the costs and he, we talked about it all in the program. i just made this point on switch. so it may be about 20 minutes ago. and that actually, mike, i think we brought it to that from pablo's research interview with tucker when he talks about how he

so i bought when jeff bezos was running amazon, steve jobs and apple and thought in 2019 during the cryptoy credit for what they were doing i wasn't going to give up on jensen at that point and that's when i bought more. and this is mostly about a good leader who understands how to build a business over the long term. i don't think he's done yet. i think he's got more room to run. >> let's bring in digis wright. he and decatur are nvidia investors. good to see you. >> good to be up with you frank. >> we heard what that retail investor had to say. are you a believer in the fundamentals of nvidia, chips, huge when i comes to the a.i. space or are you more invested in the vision of jensen huang? >> we think that's a good strategy because we're using the ability index and it quantifies a ceo's contribution to a company's operating efficiency and we see with jensen he has led this company for 31 years and we expect a high ability ceo to produce higher quality earnings based off their knowledge of the industry. >> so a lot of it for you is the confidence in jensen huang he's become an icon. you

what is important, this is one of the first computers owned by steve jobs.ll be sold at auction. the computer stood on jobs's desk until he left his company in 1976. the machine has only 4 kb of ram. the motherboard was soldered by jobs' friend and co-founder of the joint company steve wozniak. the monitor and keyboard were bought in a store. until recently , the rarity belonged to the famous american businessman paul allen. and you are ready to pay such money to touch history. and that's all the news for today. see you tomorrow at the same time in the same place. i was with you, nastya rutskaya. bye-bye! did you know that this day went down in history as the day when in the united states of america in 1841, lifting blinds were patented. it's curious, tanina to the fact that the device for maintaining the shade, of course , is very ancient and very different in its functionality, but you know, when you raise the blinds, when you hang the curtains, open the windows, you need to turn on your favorite tv channel of belarus louder and the program dobraya ranite

spin i think steve jobs had one of the all-time best quotes about politics.was, not about politics but about electronics, sometimes people don't know what they want until you show it to them. that's what young people are doing. they didn't know what they wanted necessarily. they agree with the policies of the biden administration but they were looking for a different type of character. what we are seeing here is young people responding favorably to vice president kamala harris over the last couple of weeks. that's the child, terrific group, then you have the lead singer step aside and no one could predict how popular she would be and that's what we are seeking. >> larry, six weeks ago, you said we've got a problem, or democrats have a problem. it's at the end of august, the dnc. two people who everyone knows there's no enthusiasm. how much has that changed? >> enormously. in fact, it's almost hard to believe when you think back one month and realize that democrats weren't just adjusting to the possibility of losing, they were expecting to lose and they were d

it's interesting because it comes at this point after you've been talking to steve jobs at a point in his life where he didn't have a lot longer. there's a little bit there that i picked up on. tell me about that. >> i one of the things i liked about him -- my dad died at a young age.li death is ever present. i am not a buddhist, but i get that he was. i get to the summer reality. the randomness. life isn't fair. it just happens and there is no reason for it and it's just the way thingsas go. so that is putting me in the idea of time i had a limited amount of time. when he got sick iat think thats what happened to him. he understood that and gave one of the best speeches and one of the greatest of all time which was the stanford speech about life being too short. he is most creative in the years he was dying. we are all dying that he was dying faster. some of it may be didn't have to happen that way but that's the way it went. he was very wise about it and it affected me quite a bit. one of the questions i i asked m we did a last interview with him before he died before he got sick. i

it comes at this point after we've been talking to steve jobs. at a point in his life we do not have a whole lot longer to live it. >> that is correct. there is twinning there i picked up on. tell me about that. flexible things i liked and probably what attracted my dad was died at a young date age he was ever present in my life. i'm not a buddhist but he was, steve was. i get randomness, life isn't fair just happens. it happens and is just the way things go. i was living like that by that point in me an idea of time. had a lead in a limited amount of time. when steve got sick that's what happened him time compressed and he understood they give more the best speeches one of the greatest speeches of all time which was a stanford speech about life being too short. just think the most informative ways to be creative he was most creative in the years he was dying. we are all dying but he was really dying faster. some that may be did not have to happen that way, but that is the way it went. he was very wise about it and it affected me quite a bit. one

steve jobs famous he said 3 is a magical number. have to present ideas. 3 great things about the new iphone. i think you start looking at what the third policy that might be stolen from trump for the harris-walz a ministration might be. you have 2 in. start looking for the third policy that. carrall and abbott thank you. congresswoman anna paulina landon joins primetime. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. enjoy the go with charmin. it's pain o'clock! let's do this! sorry, pain. i can't let you in. what? i've had a standing appointment with mr. dubin for years! i'm expected! not anymore. mr. dubin's been taking relief factor. relief factor!! keep pain away for good, with relief factor. a natural supplement that takes a different approach to pain relief. it doesn't mask pain, it builds up your body's response to inflammation so pain won't get in. call or go o

. >> steve: good job. >> brian: fox news alert. u.s. moving six strike options into position in middle east as israel braces for a possible attack from is iran any moment. trey yingst is in israel. >> trey: diplomatic efforts are un underway to divert a crisis. u.s. released joint statement with france, germany, italy and u.k. we called on iran to stand down ongoing threat of military attack on israel and discuss serious consequence for regional security should such an attack take place. earlier in the day british prime minister spoke to the new president of iran. calls for deescalation contradict principles of international law. analysts are concerned an attack would be larger than what was launched in april, including drones and cruise missiles. new attack could include hezbollah who continues to target northern israel. cross-border exchange of fire continues. to give you a sense of how this has impacted israel's economy, yet credit rating for israel was d downgraded. >> brian: any moment, all this stuff could change. thanks. next up

. >> yeah, so the mac mini last revamped in 2010 under steve jobs., it's getting another redesign. that's a really big delta in between new designs. and this is essentially because of these new processors and ipad pro in a box. they're able to shrink this down into something that is about the size of an apple tv box. something probably smaller than four by four inches. this will be a very popular computer. it's going to be marketed as the smallest desk top computer ever made. not only by apple, but by any computer company. and this is going to have a supremely powerful chip. the m-4 pro chip is going to have even better graphic sports power and a.i. processing and c.p.u. performance than the new ipad pro. so this is going to be very exciting to mac fans coming later this year. ed: the ideas outlined to us by our bloomberg sources are really interesting. what i try to understand and apple didn't comment on the story, of course, is where the mac mini or mac kinds of six within the line of apple products, who is the buyer here? >> this mac mini is going

. >> a super yacht once owned by the late steve jobs collided with another super yacht off the italian coast of video posted to social media shows that the named venus hit another july 22nd. a jobs yacht is owned by his widow, philanthropist, laurene powell jobs. her spokesperson says only the crew were on board. both the boats were anchored when a sudden change of wind led to the crash should be this was delivered after jobs died in 2011. it was worth 100 30 million dollars after it was completed. >> coming up, a captivating video mountain lions in the day when they were spotted next. >> of take a look at mom, a mountain lion and her 2 young ones spotted sonoma county parks posting this video on social media. they say that the little ones are actually almost fully grown. they look to be about 18 months old, pretty bait. the said video was taken at stillwater cove regional park. >> yeah, they're sending. we just need to fill out a little like. the san diego giant panda exhibit is now open. you and should are the first pandas to enter the u.s. in 21 years. use almost 5 almost 4 years ol

job site? call the barnes firm now. ♪ call 1-800 eight million ♪ >> steve: let's talk politics.ing the press during his press conference. >> what are we doing right now? she is not doing any news conference. do you know why she is not doing it? because she can't do a news conference. she doesn't know how to do a news conference. everything she has touched has turned to bad things. she won't even do interviews with friendly people. because she can't do better than biden. >> steve: but while mr. trump spoke for over an hour, harris finally broke her silence, speaking to reporters for exactly 70 seconds. >> there has been a lot of questions when you will sit down for first interview since being the nominee. >> i talked to my team. i want to us to get an interview scheduled before the end of the month. >> steve: she is talking to her team. i'm talking to our team fox news contributor and "wall street journal" editorial member bill mcgurn joins us now. bill, morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: there is zero chance she would have walked over to that camera and talked to those r

maria: we've got great data on jobs from steve moore, steve walk us through that chart that you have large government jobs julia i want to turn to you before this number comes out tell us where you are seeing job opportunities today julia. >> healthcare governments main drivers of job growth my focus would be on private sector jobs growth outside of healthcare and -- last three months running average 58,000, 60% lower than what it was before the pandemic, 2015 and 2019 on average that means markets are a people inic. maria: exactly what steve moore's chart tells us healthcare followed by government jobs are, that are where jobs are. and i want to see if that continues, in this upcoming report. steve we will show that chart in a few minutes once we get numbers outlets assess markets going into this number. because the dow jones industrial average right now is down 314 points, just spiked lower the nasdaq down 298, cheryl you've got numbers. cheryl: came in much weaker than expected nonfarms came in 114,000 jobs on nonfarm, the estimate was 175,000 jobs on nonfarm employment rate unexp

>> i think steve jobs had one of the all-time best quotes, stephanie, about politics.t politics, about consumer-electronics. he said sometimes people don't know what they want until you show it to them and that's what young people are doing. they didn't know what they want necessarily. they agreed in many ways with the values and the politics of the biden administration but what they were looking for was a different type of character, and what we are seeing here is young people responding incredibly favorably to vice president kamala harris over the last just couple of weeks. it's like destiny's child, a terrific band and group but then you have lead singer beyonci■step outside and no one could've been necessarily predicting how popular she would be, and that's what we are seeing. >> larry, about six weeks ago you said to me we've got a problem, democrats, excuse me, have a problem come the dnc. it is at the end of august. you've got two people on the ticket that everyone has seen, everyone knows there is no enthusiasm. how much has that changed? >> almost [ inaudible

. >> steve: highly edited. >> lawrence: good job, aishah. >> steve: in fact, to that point, rachel, theyork times" has this quote about kamala harris not giving any serious interviews. aides to ms. harris argue n a fractured media landscape where trust and traditional news routlets have fallen the most effective voter outreach comes from tiktok and own social media platforms say in that article that they can be heavily edited. but we know they can. >> lawrence: they need to choose a talking point. either the democrats feel like social media is the platform of disinformation, which they continue to say they want more regulation of it because they feel like there is too many false accounts. or, and that the traditional news outlets are where you should be able to get your trusted news. if that is the talking point. then she should be doing regular introduce. we know the reason why she is not doing it. because every moment that she gets to talk with the press, she fumbles the football. every single time. so, i don't understand this whole let's just go to the social media channels to fight

he's there are 3 or 4 entrepreneurs of our generation steve jobs, jeff bezos. put elon musk in that category who can do everything and he can. he can. and it's been an honour to work with him and know him the last 30 years. >> and have you spoke to his family? >> no, i have not been. the last time i spoke to him, we were swapping messages earlier on. well last week talking about meeting up at his place in suffolk , talking about hearing suffolk, talking about hearing aids. yeah. we've both suffered some hearing loss and he was talking about, maybe using ai talking about, maybe using al to, to look at ways of accelerating the effectiveness of these devices . and the of these devices. and the important thing here is that autonomy was probably the first big artificial intelligence company on the planet, let alone in britain. >> yeah. i mean, tell us about that. so how did you guys come together? how did you form autonomy? >> well, what happened is i'm a technology entrepreneur who also was a writer, and i was involved in investment banking. but i loved the interne

caroline steve jobs famously stt three is a magicalnumber. number. you have to present ideas, you know ideas., three great things. about the new iphone. i think you stari thint lookingc at what the third policy that might be stolen from trump fo mightn frr the harris-t administration might be. you've got your two in start lookin g what that third policy theft might be. caroline karoline leavitt always great to see you. >> thank you. i'm sure congresswoman anna paulinangresswo luna joins primetime. primetime. >> this isn't sherman in the water. >> i don't feel as clean. >> i don't feel as clean. here's sherman also a strong oh, my bottom's been same with its diamond we've texture carmine ultra strong cleaned better with fewer seats and less effort enjoy the go with shaman. you know what's crazy? that this is better than cooking at home. i mean, more affordable than groceries, of course. okay. groceries are expensive, but i was in trouble there for a second. >> you know what makes me nervous? it's not that this place has a filing system from the 80s ni

. >> you look at the old electronics becoming collectibles, christie's now is selling steve jobs thehe built in 1970s with steve wozniak. paul allen bought it, he was able to get that computer and it is now being sold, the estimate is between 500 and $800,000. it is going to be sold in the next two weeks. so, you know, i think these atari consoles not at that level, but there is just so much nostalgia for these early electronics and games that it really has become a collectible. >> the story behind it, though, is really amazing. we were talking about it off camera, paul allen was able to get access to it because it was left behind. >> one of the first times that steve jobs was fired, there was a culture of technology where whatever is on your desk people could take it. so, his apple one computer he built was sitting at some sort of low level employee got it, and paul allen found out, co-founder of microsoft, found out during his lifetime it was for sale and he bought it when paul allen passed away, became part of his estate, his estate is selling it. it is probably the most expensive

and so i think this is going to be huge if we have been talking on the day that steve jobs unveiled, the iphone in was it 2007. i don't we would have been able to game out, you know, ticked can doordash and uber and all these things that are profoundly the way we live. i do think we're beginning to see glimpses of it. and i end the bit by talking about lots of potential scenarios for what might happen now. and they range. it's disconcerting having done all the research i've done and having thought as deeply about this topic as i have that such a broad range of scenarios is still possible. so the most pessimistic scenario, which i don't think is likely, but i don't think can rule out, is that this is like a diet drug in the nineties called bentham. so fen fen was a combination of an appetite suppressant called flex flush remain and an amphetamine called fantome and this is kind of been a history now, but it was the most popular drug ever. by 1995, there were 18 million fen fen prescriptions in this country. in that single year, the front of time magazine was the new miracle weight los

either is really jewish or local jewish safety is best served by the actions we see day in day out, steve jobs, if you like to respond to what you've heard from the panel. i think there's a misunderstanding here. there is a separation between israel and the west bank. israel and the occupied territories largely populated by just palestinians, a and the state of israel. in israel itself, there is a rule of law. there is generally equality the between the jews and the arabs. and you miss representing it when you say that they are persecuted and he's damn right . and but he says, all the arab states are dictatorships which do not allow their citizens any freedom and is really arabs enjoy most of the rights they may be discriminated against. and certain things that they may may enjoy shifting rights, which jews do not have, for instance, not serving 3 years, wasting 3 years in the army, for example, is really out of the don't we don't want to know that yes, it's fine. yeah, sorry. what is your most policies in desperate disobedience really mean if you're, i'm sorry, i'm unfamiliar right for our le

either is really jewish or local jewish safety is best served by the actions we see day in day out, steve jobs, if you like to respond to what you've heard from the panel. i think there's a misunderstanding here. there is a separation between israel and the westbank israel and the occupied territories largely populated by just tell us the indians. a and the state of israel, in israel itself, there is a rule of law. there is generally equality the between the jews and the arabs. and you miss representing it when you say that they are persecuted and he's damn right . and but he says, all the arab states are dictatorships which do not allow their citizens any freedom and is really arabs enjoy most of the rights they may be discriminated against. and certain things that they may may enjoy shifting rights which jews do not have. for instance, not serving 3 years, wasting 3 years in the army, for example, is really out of the don't we don't want to know that yes, it's fine. yeah. sorry to on june for me, what is your most policies desperate disobedience really mean? if you're, i'm sorry, i'm unfamil

either is really jewish or local jewish safety is best served by the actions we see day in day out, steve jobs, if you like to respond to what you've heard from the panel. i think there's a misunderstanding here. there is a separation between israel and the westbank israel and the occupied territories largely populated by just palestinians, a and the state of israel. in israel itself, there is a rule of law. there is generally equality the between the jews and the arabs. and you miss representing it when you say that they are persecuted and he's damn right . and but he says, all the arab states are dictatorships which do not allow their citizens any freedom and is really arabs enjoy most of the rights they may be discriminated against. and certain things that they may may enjoy shifting rights, which jews do not have, for instance, not serving 3 years, wasting 3 years in the army, for example, is really out of the don't we don't want to know that yes, it's fine. yeah, sorry. what is your most policies a desperate disobedience really mean if you're, i'm sorry, i'm unfamiliar right? for our leav

publicized they would do so in order for the coalition to protect israel, to get in place and do that job. steve see how israel will retaliate. that could change the calculations all the parties will have to consider going forward. i have to move on gina. thank you so much. the former chair of the bbc publicly thanked hugh edwards, despite knowing he had been arrested in november last year. he was charged over images that show child sex abuse. what more can you tell us? reporter: he was the interim chair of the bbc last year, weeks before the sun published allegations about mr. edwards' private life. those were separate from the criminal charges. on a welsh language radio program, he referred to the now disgraced newsreader as poor hugh, and went on to praise his "huge contribution." she was aware edwards had been arrested last year but was not aware of the details which emerged in court wednesday this week and said she was horrified by those details and her thoughts are with the children whose images are so central to the story. i asked her whether she was made aware of the investigation into e

because i just want to say thank you, 'cause they did a a great job hosting us. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmyplause ] and so well done. >> steve: "merci pari." so, i'm sitting there, and, you know, i'm sitting there and i see -- and i go, "you know, i should take a video, like everyone else is." their cameras are all out, i'm the only one not videotaping anything. i'm actually just experiencing life. [ light laughter ] i know, it's a new thing, yeah. and so i go, "i should do what the kids are doing. why not?" so, i get my phone and i go -- and there's a tiktok that i saw, where it's like, "are you enjoying your time in france?" and then they put -- you know what i'm talking about? then they go, "oui," yeah. so, i was just going to tape someone shooting a ball, getting it in, then i'll go "oui." [ light laughter ] so, i do it. steph curry is there, shoots a a three-pointer. i go, "this is perfect." he looks at me and goes -- [ cheers ] and then i flip it around and go "oui!" i was like, i might have had the best tiktok i've ever had in my life. [ cheers and applause ] can we show -- can we sh

the market jobs market is weak and is starting to show up in the numbers but if you look back it's been showing up for a whi while. maria: steve moore you've been predicting this you have a great chart which shows bidens jobs have been governing jobs largely in the last year from may 2023 to may 2024 you're talking about healthcare that showed up in the numbers on friday healthcare followed by governance. by the way the healthcare numbers, the government runs half of the healthcare industry so a lot of those are government jobs as well, were not created the jobs in the industry. we want people building things and making things and jobs in our technology sector and manufacturing, construction job, business service jobs and those have not really grown much at all whereas you see the big government, by the way is losing to trillion dollars a year. if you're writing a business, i would ask this to andy too, losing to trillion dollars to go on a hiring spree, it doesn't make a lot of sense. i'm worried about the direction of the economy not predicting a recession but i think there's real signs the economy is slow down and i as you