some of the leading minds in ai, like jeff hinton, formerly of google, lawrence lessig and stuart russellport the bill. in addition to a significant list of startups saying this is a good idea. so yes, there are some people in good faith who have criticisms of the bill and we have been working with them to get their feedback. others are just opposed to any and all regulation of technology and i just don't agree with that. >> whistleblower protection has received less attention. today two former ai employees came out in support of the bill and advocated for whistleblower protections. why is it important for the people who work for these ai companies be able to speak out on safety? scott: to be clear, i'm a huge fan of ai, i think it has so much potential to make the world a better place, solve what we have viewed as unsolvable problems around certain health conditions or climate change. so, i'm a fan. but as with any extremely powerful technology there are risks and we should try to get ahead of those risks and we know how to do that. not to eliminate the risk, but to reduce it, something

djt, it's in the russell 1,000 and 3,000 so we actually all might own -- stuart: does that mean they going to win? lauren: that was in the second quarter, and the answer might have been yes, but a lot has changed in the past couple of weeks. and what did we say a couple of days ago? djt has lost a quarter of its value since camilla harris entered the race -- kamala harris entered the race. stuart: let's get back to the starbucks. i want to to know how much they're paying the new ceos -- ceo, brian nichol. how much is he getting? if. lauren: must be nice. $85 million in cash and stock. here's the breakdown. $10 million cash, $75 million in a grant to replace the equity he forfeited by leaving chipotle. $11.6 million -- 1.6 million salary, a bonus of up to $7.2 million and an annual $23 million, stock award, and he does not have to relocate to seattle. they're going to outfit him with a remote setup in newport beach. >> wow. lauren: he deserves every penny of that, because when he was at chipotle, he doubled their sales and trimmed their stock. stuart: -- tripled their stock. stuart: a

everyone was saying and transition going from big tech to the russell 2,000 and domestic economy under a president trump. that all has gone away. stuart: look, we still have a selloff in progress. i'm showing you the fear gauge and it's the bit and going all about that and it briefly topped 60 for the first time since march of 2020. we're getting into the pandemic and now it's 3918 i see. that's the vicks right now. that's moderated just a little bit. but 23409 much. >> the rate of the move is important. this might be one of the biggest moves in history in terms of the late 48 hours and mind boggling and 176% overnight and 23 on friday and 65 on one point this morning and mind boggling stuff and cannot ignore it and they're an investor and coming to loss and you want to build cash and market oversold at some point soon and you want to have the cash to go in and buy it. a lot of times people come on our network and say you buy on the dip. real life people can't buy every dip. so you want to accumulate some cash here and coming to grips with it not going to work and not going to come back. in ragaini great bull market, sloppy stocks goi

stuart hall, chris denning, rolf rolf harris and of course, huw edwards dlt. >> there's more. and in the pipeline, we've got currently an investigation which started after revelations by the mail. was it in january about russellis time at the bbc? and i gave evidence to that in january. i was asked to give evidence because i worked there at the same time in the building in six music and radio. so and i've emailed twice now to say what's happened to that investigation? it was a waste of my time. i wrote a big piece in the telegraph about it and oh, we're we haven't finished yet. we're still gathering evidence. >> i think they're probably still looking into it. but russell brand, of course, does deny all allegations. >> yeah, yeah . and so, so they >> yeah, yeah. and so, so they could announce that that's the conclusion couldn't they. but it's just one after the other. but the vetting was so different back in the day. they either all laughed together about it. you know all old boys together like they did about savile and told jokes about him or they just turned a blind eye. but i think they have shown this week , with they have shown this week, with they have shown this week, with the ex—footballer and, you kno