steve miller -- founder, steve miller. steve miller, great to see you. just seeing you calms me.ughter] i'm not sure where to start with, climate change and the executive order or this infrastructure stuff that's not happening. i'll let you choose, okay? you're a smart fella, i'll let you choose. is it the green energy executive order or the infrastructure or what? choose your poison. >> well, i'll take the last point first. the reason that you know, the reason that we all know that this so-called green agenda has nothing to do the with the climate and everything to do with socialism is the fact that all the pollution in the world that's coming from china and it's also coming from a lot of developing countryings. china, of course, is a fully developed country that just doesn't care about the environment, but it's also coming from a lot of developing countries like india, as an example, parts of latin america, as an example. so if you're really serious at reducing pollution, that would be your focus. united states is one of the cleanest countries in the world from an environmental

steve miller or dr. sean hannity have a right to tell people what to do.am urging, i do believe in science, and i believe in vaccinations. particularly, after i study everything, i leaned on the j&j shopped.erer t my own personal, after reading everything, for a variety of reasons, but is it wrong for people without any medical background or any knowledge of somebody's medical condition to be offering and demanding medical conformity like this? >> well, look, whatever happened to taking care of your own body? go ahead. >> sean: oh, you mean the freedom -- you should not be told what people can and cannot do to their own body? steve, last word. >> i think at the end of the day, what this really comes down to is government experts whoho want to be in emergency mode forever. lockdowns forever. masks forever. i want science. vaccines, treatments, therapy and normal life. >> sean: be smart, protect the people you love. follow the science.ci read, talk to your doctor or doctors. you don't need to talk to people on tv and radio. that aren't doctors. when we come

zz top, the steve miller band, and peter framton, and one year, lenny kravitz rubbed shoulders with aarships made it possible for me to go through school. >> reporter: this year's concert emcee and scholarship recipient, allison span, now a local journalist, her cia officer father was the first american killed in afghanistan in 9/11. >> we think of my dad all the ti time. >> reporter: what should people know about your dad? >> he believed in the united states and he believed it was the best country in the world. >> reporter: one of the last videos of him interrogating john walker er l aint, later called american taliban. >> there's so many questions left unanswered and that part is hard and the truth is, we will probably never know exactly what happened there. >> reporter: every year, as more stars are added to this cia memorial wall, the concert brings together those of fallen heroes to build friendships and support their futures maybe some day the event will be declassified. >> yes, maybe it will. or it will leak. >> reporter: not on your watch? >> exactly. nicorette e knows, quiuit

steve miller?gents in recent days who described a sophisticated strategy on the southwest border where smugglers sent massive numbers of family units and minors and border agents are diverted to address them. drugs and weapons and cash criminals are pouring into the country. border agents know it's happening but they are forced to continue this catch and release policy that makes our nation less safe and putting communities in every part of this country in danger. it has to stop. >> sean: thank you. the villain of the day who needs to stick to ice cream. we will tell you next. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: the villain of the day. far left ice cream company ben and jerry's is coming out in favor of dismantling the police. tweeting: police reform will never work because policing is not broken. it's doing what it was designed to do. maybe just stick to ice cream because you are really dumb about the issue of policing. if someone breaking news into your house to steal your ice cream, who are you going to call? that'

steve miller? described a sophisticated strategy on the southwest border where smugglers sent massive numbers of family units and minors and border agents are diverted to address them. drugs and weapons and cash criminals are pouring into the country. border agents know it's happening but they are forced to continue this catch and release policy that makes our nation less safe and putting communities in every part of this country in danger. it has to stop. >> sean: thank you. the villain of the day who needs to stick to ice cream. we will tell you next. years. making monthly mortgage payments doing the right thing. well, that investment can give you tax-free cash just when you need it. learn how americans 62 years and older are accessing $100,000s in tax-free cash with a reverse mortgage loan to pay bills cover medical costs create emergency funds and more if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan. call now to get your fr

it may have been steve miller band. lisa: and your wife will let you drive your daughter? tom: no. help to drive us up. it is great, they go to camp and everybody just flies in. francine -- so i have to drive. lisa: the semiconductor chip shortage is interesting. when we talk about transitory inflationary assets, how does this bear into the cost going forward if it is not transitory? tom: you and jon have been better than this on me. the whatever is becoming more serious. lisa: there are chips in everything. washing machines. everything. there is a chip in me. [laughter] it is malfunctioning right now. tom: i have one right here. lisa: i need to replace some at home. tom: when are you coming home? ok. stay with us. this is bloomberg on radio, on television. ♪ (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you to maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. you

i'm joined today by steve miller who is the chief executive officer. i'm also the president and ceo of the nevada donor network and the national and world leading opio serving most of the state of nevada. as a first-generation american son of parents who immigrated to the u.s. in the 1960s in pursuit of the wreck and dream i consider it a true honor to address you, the leaders of our great country. my mother is a former schoolteacher from brazil who runs my father's medical practice. my father who was also born and raised in brazil has been practicing as a physician in the united states for more than 40 years and at 81 years young is still on the front lines of the pandemic taking care of his patients despite losing several colleagues and friends. as my parents have dedicated their lives to healthcare i have followed in their passions and devoted more than half of my life to facilitate open healing to those who suffer and are faced with life and death. last year our amazing team at nevada donor board made the gift of life possible for more than 400 gra

champions at different times so i first identify the super hawks which were people like steve madden or stephen miller to an extent. these were people who were very intent on confronting the ccp, even taking balanced view but there were also economic nationalists who wanted a trade deal structured in a very specific way. they had a temporary alliance . it was law enforcement and ve some officials who also wanted to take a more hawkish , i would say more aggressive competitive stance towards china but they didn't agree withthe super hawks on how to do that . most of them did the wall street thing which was that by a lot of executives who brought with them a coterie and they had a huge influence on the course of the relationship quite in the other direction. in the interest of the business sector and in the interest of wall street and more integration and more access and they steered the trade talks in a certain way. then you have certain individual figures who didn't fit into any one can't necessarily. ahe was the most influential advisor on china to the president because he was closest to the presiden

host: that was steve from miller place, new york.erry writes that facebook, i support his effort to deal with the problem at its source rather than kidnapping children and separating them from their parents. we gave trunk watcher years and all he did was leave a mess behind. biden deserves a chance to do better. here is another piece from the house hearing that we covered earlier this week. mississippi republican congressman asks the secretary about what laws dhs would use to expel migrants crossing the border after the pandemic ends. [video clip] >> you mentioned used title 42 to expel those who are here illegally. but you also said once the pandemic is over you're going to get rid of title 42. what are you going to use then to expel immigrants coming up to america? please keep your remarks brief. >> i thank you for your remarks before the question and think of the question. title 42 is a public health authority of the cdc and it requires a public health determination of need. it is not a tool of immigration enforcement by law. it i

steve in michigan. the headline in "the washington post," the former pentagon chief, chris miller, blames riot on organized conspiracy. listen to the back and forth he had with congressman stephen lynch about what the secretary said previously about the role of former president trump and what he said yesterday. mr. lynch: but for president trump's speech, do you think anyone would have marched on the capitol and tried to overrun the capitol without the president's remarks? i know you've answered this question several times, but i'd like you to answer it for the committee. mr. miller: i think i'd like to modify my original assessment. mr. lynch: why am i not surprised about that? mr. miller: based on what chief conte said, we're getting more information by the day, by the minute about what happened. to highlight some other observations that were made, it's clear now although we're going to find out through the department of justice process and the legal system, it seems clear there was some sort of conspiracy where there were organized assault elements that intended to assault -- [captions copyright nationa

matt miller, you have the beast over in germany. matt: i have steve over here.years old. i am not wait about him giving me coronavirus, but we had a big take story on silicon valley working to extend the lives of dogs and i think rottweilers typically live 20 or 30 years. lisa: hold on. honestly, this is just a big ploy to put our durable dogs on the screen right now. tom: this is a ploy that the abramowitz kids are watching and the offspring will go "mommy, mommy, mommy? lisa: you will get on that train really? i cannot deal with a dog. tom: all you care about is your job. get us a dog. lisa: you have a camera in my home? tom: no. i think matt, you have to agree the abramowitz clan needs one or even a brace of puppies. lisa: are you trying to drive me crazy? tom: we do this in honor of steve. stay with us. futures advanced. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> when investors need to differentiate between is first, where are we in the cycle, second, the direction of the economy. >> people are vaccinated and they are still not ready to go out and do things the way they did

. >> steve called me, i didn't know her but he was just back from greece and judy miller who previouslyorked at npr was working the new york times and she said i think there might be an opening at npr so we called her and said bring me her resume, my recollection was i met him in the street but i got it, i didn't know either of them. linda said to me, i wonder if that is cokie, who else would they know by that name? they went to college together, they were not close friends they were -- >> acquainted. >> i took it right away to jim russell, our boss and i said we need more people in here is somebody from cbs and her father, her mother was linda fox, her father was democratic -- [inaudible] give some attention to her and he brought her in and cokie and i both came in thinking we would be hired shortly. in those days, npr kept everybody like us on the string for months and months. it was that way for me. >> my concern about cokie, and i did have a concern, most of the things, i had spent a couple of years learning, she knew when she was about seven, she knew how congress worked, a tremend

miller, host of the media broadcast spectator u.s.a. awesome follow on twitter at read steve.s and lockdowns would you ever have been smart enough to understand, steven, it actually doesn't hurt businesses to shut them down? >> yeah, thank god for the "l.a. times" who it doesn't appear like anybody at the "l.a. times" missed a paycheck over the last year. and then these are the same people who decry when they hit the unemployment line themselves that we are not supposed to cheer when a venture capital hedge fund decides what the rest of us has figured out long time ago we don't need them anymore. there were 22 million jobs that were lost over the course much the last year. 6 million of those were in service industry restaurant, hotel, another 2 million in other pars of just casual working business and retail. and about another 2.5 million that were lost in business. and when you add all of this up, i guess, you know, this is how you know that a democrat is president when we can come in 800,000 jobs short in april and you had the "l.a. times" writing pieces like no, it's fine.

steve roberts called me up. i didn't know her but he was just back from greece on assignment and judy miller who formerly worked at npr was working at the "new york times" that she said i think there might be an opening at npr. so it he called me up and he said bring me a resume and i met in outside -- my recollection is i met him down the street but he said he brought in, i don't know. i doubt it. i did know either of them, linda said to me i wonder if that is -- they had gone to college together. they were not close to me but they had been in college. >> acquainted. >> yes. i took it right away to jim russell, our boss, and i said you need more people and here's somebody, she's been at cbs and a father had been the democratic whip and said you want to get some attention to her. he brought her in. cokie and i both came and with real -- thinking we would be hired shortly. while, in those days npr kept everybody like us on the string for months and months and months. >> my concern about cokie, and i did have a concern, was that she was, most of the things i had spent a couple of years learning, she knew when she

steve in warren, am i correct the headline in "the washington post," the former pentagon chief, chris miller, blames riot on organized conspiracy. listen to the back and forth he had with congressman steven lynch about what the secretary said previously about the role of former president trump and what he said yesterday. >> but for president trump's speech, do you think anyone would have marched on the capitol hill and tried to overrun the capitol without the president's remarks? i know you've answer this had question several times, but i'd like you to answer it for the committee. >> i think i'd like to modify my original assessment. >> why am i not surprised about that? >> based on, as the chief said, we are getting more information by the day, by the minute, about what happened, and to highlight some other observations that were made, it's clear now that although we're going to find out through the department of justice process and the legal system, it seems clear that there was some sort of conspiracy where there were organized assault elements that intended to assault the capitol that da