. >> laura sullivan: earlier this year, l.a. county was the epicenter of the winter covid surge. >> hospitals in this area say they're preparing to ration care. >> one, two... (grunts) >> sullivan: in east l.a., l.a. county+u.s.c. medical center was regularly seeing more covid patients than any other hospital in the region. >> i'm sorry to meet you this way. okay, coming in. nobody deserves to die alone. okay, here's your mom. and we allow family members to see their relatives before they pass. >> mama! (sobbing) i told her that i love her. >> but that's the truth of covid-- there are some that's going to win, there's some that's going to lose. >> ma... ma! >> sullivan: covid exposed longstanding inequities in america. >> we are now getting a look at data that reveals racial disparities in medical outcomes. >> sullivan: and turned a spotlight on the hospitals that serve low-income, working-class communities like east l.a. >> ...a huge problem not just in the latino community, but also in the black community. >> sullivan: this is

dan sullivan. it's very simply this, at the beginning in 2021, the biden administration, the u.s.-china relations are in very different place and undoubtedly in the trump administration change the u.s. strategy in the conversation about china in ways that we can't be undone but to be honest, i would like to ask you, what you think the trump administration got right about china when he think the trump administration got wrong about china and you have to answer vote predict you cannot just use one or the other. and i will start with you sen. dan sullivan. see what josh thank you and it is great to be back. even if we are virtual. and i just want to do a shout out for the forum from the mccain institutes. the mccain institute. we have a bunch of stories. he witnessed a few of them josh with the shangri-la dialogue year after year. where i had the honor of traveling with senator mccain and really having his him as a mentor in the u.s. senate. so i am thrilled to be back here and it's also great to be o

i am with senator sullivan on the incomplete addressing how they did. the biden administration seeking a review of us policies with china in which they should review and it is also going to be informed how to respond, we are not without agency in this situation and i would note the anti-china sentiment, my hope is we keep it on and i ccp as opposed to anti-chinese people are anti-asian americans but what i see from the administration to date on trade it looks like more of the same, both the administrations prior to taking office said they would focus on domestic issues and not do much in the trade space. i would argue that our trading relationships are key part of our domestic economic recovery so my hope is they will rethink that. recently confirmed ustr has said that on the tariff issue you don't give up leverage for nothing and xi, whether she agreed with it in the beginning of that are not she inherited it and now it is leverage she uses, my hope is she uses it for better outcomes than the trump administration was able to as it relates to chinese tr

mike sullivan, i can see you. commissioner sullivan. >> commissioner sullivan: i'll just second everything you said chair stephenson and seattle is one of the few places that does environmental stuff a second before san francisco. if we're not the first, it is often seattle. i'm hoping that soon to be ex-commissioner can let us know when there's good stuff going on in seattle. >> president stephenson: director raphael. i see your hand raised. >> i finally figured out how to raise my hand. tiffany, i can't believe you moved to seattle. so, we do like to say that we are part of the access of good here in san francisco, the access of good being california, oregon, washington and british columbia, seattle is definitely part of the axis of good and we share things but we do have a bit of a competition. i have to say, it is great for seattle but i'm going to miss you. you have been a phenomenal commissioner. your curiosity, your integrity with which you bring your intelligence to thinking about where we are now, where w

then we have to prep the actual ed sullivan theater.cifically, we gotta clear out the rats down there who've been hosting their own show. of course -- hanks is great with everybody. of course, this is all part of new york reopening. we're just the first theater on brodway to come back full steam. and new york mayor bill de blasio took note. >> we just got some great news about one of our favorite people, stephen colbert. "a late show with stephen colbert" will be resuming with a live audience at the ed sullivan theater on june 14th. full audience, full audience of vaccinated folks enjoying one of the great comedians of our time. >> stephen: is dave chappelle coming on? he mns me? oh. oh, me. he should see more comedians. if you are vaccinated, and you would like to attend the first night back for the late show, tickets are available right he at this link right now. as i said, for all of us to be together safely, everyone in the audience will have to be fully vaccinated. it's like no glove, no love. no pokes, no jokes. no needle, no live

it is great to be on was secretary esper and senator sullivan that the trump administration deserves credit for the national security strategy that prioritizes with the biggest national security challenge and then loudly and aggressively to advocating to that conclusion this experiment that you are on last couple of decades to bring china into the fold as a means to induce the ccp is a more responsible member of the international community or transform themselves after democracy has failed. they enter the international global community as far as a curtain to advance their own interests at the expense of ours. they understood the international organizations we had in large part help build, require the level love unanimity those numbers that don't comply by the rules. so they word use a variety of extortion to create a situation to give all of the benefits to the international community without playing by the rules. and so while they correctly identify aid much of the problem the inconsistency to execute a strategy led to a situation hate and progress laying out in the front and the su

sullivan: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: is the senate in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. sullivan: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: mr. president, for decades, even centuries, america's universities have been the envy of the world and one of america's biggest comparative advantages, at their best they are hubs for innovative thinking, places where free exchange of ideas are not only encouraged but expected on campus, they have been the backbones of innovation that have changed countless lives in america and really across the world for the better. now, of course, freedom of speech is enshrined in the first amendment of our constitution. the birth of our nation was the result of our founding fathers escaping tyranny in pursuit of freedom of thought and expression and since the inception of our country, we have prevailed over every country and empire that we have competed wit

the ed sulliv sullivan's show on cbs. >> it appears to me that some people who do not know sullivan'sw is during this time. the primetime show was very different. it was more of a presentation variety review although just as wacky as the "tonight" show. when my father stepped down from the "tonight" show, nbc did not think the show can continue without him. they tapped another guy who was born to do television named ernie covax. what do you do? >> there was some funky, freaky hallucengenics stuff that go on. he did a drawing of a house and a lighting went on. i thought that was the greatest thing. i am still not over it. >> nbc hopes ernie kovacs will remain the host of the "tonight s"tonight" show but after six months he said he would not do it again. the show they replaced it was i don't know lousy. it was called "america after dark." >> the national broadcasting company presents the new look at "america after dark." >> nbc went back to more of the "today" show type format. they hired a bunch of newspaper columnists who had no comic ability to host the show about what was going on i

mike sullivan, i can see you.r sullivan. >> commissioner sullivan: i'll just second everything you said chair stephenson and seattle is one of the few places that does environmental stuff a second before san francisco. if we're not the first, it is often seattle. i'm hoping that soon to be ex-commissioner can let us know when there's good stuff going on in seattle. >> president stephenson: director raphael. i see your hand raised. >> i finally figured out how to raise my hand. tiffany, i can't believe you moved to seattle. so, we do like to say that we are part of the access of good here in san francisco, the access of good being california, oregon, washington and british columbia, seattle is definitely part of the axis of good and we share things but we do have a bit of a competition. i have to say, it is great for seattle but i'm going to miss you. you have been a phenomenal commissioner. your curiosity, your integrity with which you bring your intelligence to thinking about where we are now, where we need to go

well, i don't want to get hit, you know, so. >> got in a feud with ed sullivan. >> ed sullivan has saidrks about me in the last couple of days. >> he took offense at some comments that a columnist had made about him. >> i can't very well attack him. there is nothing to attack. but i imagine mr. windchill sitting there making notes with his crayon. >> jack paar is like, i'm interesting, i'm neurotic, i'm high strung. i'm emotional. >> when you did the show, it was all hell could break loose, and very often did. >> yes. >> and -- >> what was that? >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, if you take a look at this bit of evidence, jack, describe what is transpiring here. >> well, obviously, i'm leaving. >> yeah. >> in 1960, jack paar was telling a story to the audience. a somewhat-risque story. >> this lady was wanting to know where the wc was, which is short for water closet. which means bathroom. >> now, how shocking is that today? >> they censored it and they knew not what they did. >> then, they admitted that they had made a mistake. and i said, then if you made a mistake, you should admi

national security advisor jake sullivan has raised concerns about the violence against protesters were angry of a palestinians being removed to make way for jewish settlers and shake gerar well the united nations security council has called an emergency meeting the u.s. and the european union have appealed for restraint the days of violence there is an uneasy calm sunday night hadn't seen any serious major fighting palestinians say they will remain defiant but on sunday israel's supreme court delayed a decision on forcibly evicted palestinians in shape but prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's determined to push the plan through we'll get the u.s. reaction with gabriel is on there in washington d.c. shortly but 1st here's how to force it with a look at the situation damascus gate. so another night of tension here in occupied east jerusalem this is what we've been seeing a pattern throughout the night every now and again israeli security forces moving in to clear certain areas around damascus gate so far the clashes the skirmishes tonight have been less intense than they were over

folks, we broadcast this show from new york city, from a storage closet in the ed sullivan theater. but that storage closet itself is inside a large area i like to call "reality"-- a place our republican brothers and sisters have chosen to no longer inhabit, especially when it comes to the 2020 election. their lie that it was stolen and the inevitable aftermath: the january 6 capitol riot. one refugee from reality is house minority leader kevin mccarthy, seen here auctioning off his integrity. to investigate the capitol riot, nancy pelosi has, for months, ta bipartisan commission, similar to the 9/11 commission. mccarthy demanded that republicans have equal representation and equal ability to subpoena witnesses. well, last week, the democrats said, okay. and today, kevin mccarthy announced that he opposes a bipartisan commission on the capitol riot. there you go. motto for 9/11 was "never forget." for january 6, the g.o.p.'s going with "fuggedaboutit." make no mistake, mccarthy opposes this commission because he knows what they're going to find. the capitol riot was perpetrated by h

dan sullivan on the incomplete as far as addressing how they did. i think that the biden administration is understating the policies towards china in which they should view and it's also going to be important on how they respond and going to be informed by public opinion as well as congress. we are not without agency in a situation. have enough that the anti- china, my hope is that we keep it on anti- - and how the people and how they deal with it issues. when i see from that the administration today on trade, it was like more of the same. about the administration has prior to. they said they were going to focus on this and i would argue

sullivan, i need the money now. i don't have it.o bad you have stock with us we sell it automatically to pay back your debt right now right now, it does not appear any margin call action on crypto is impacting equity. bitcoin and nasdaq have been tracking along the same way. not right now. nasdaq futures up 72 dow futures up 131 they're both up about .50% let's get more color and insight into what everything that is going on antd then tie it all together let's bring in the ceo of the investment group jan, you posted about bitcoin and interviews with other smart people about bitcoin i imagine you watched what happened with interest over the weekend. what is your take on the spate of massive volatility in the cryptos? >> sure, brian good morning this volatility has been vicious. the meltdown on wednesday morning and little bit over the weekend was really testing the lows of bitcoin and low of 30,000 there has been a flood of bad news you alluded to some of it. over the weekend, third largest crypto exchange operating in asia was told

yes, sir. >> thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, senator sullivan.i've cruised in your state and have found it wonderful. we're going to go to some second-round questions. i do want to say this. out of the 50 states and territories, every single one of them has unique, unique beauty, from alaska, to florida, to maine, all the way out to the desert southwest. every state. that's why people come here. and that's why it is soft diplomacy. and that's why people enjoy it an as senator blunt says, likes us even more. >> that's right. >> when they see the natural beauty that is everywhere across the united states. i'm going to open it for second round. senator scott, do you want to go first? then i'll take my question last and we'll let senator sullivan. >> you do cruise in your state. >> we cruise on lake tahoe and lake meade. >> can you talk about where your numbers are and where they were last year, and the biggest thing you can do right now to change the travel numbers? >> open up. >> senator rosen just put it into perspective. you guys were the biggest

the right is catherine sullivan. he mentioned that all of those women were important and should be members of the society. so he convinced the directors to actually hold the vote on it in the directors and the president had no expectation whatsoever that the members needed to include women. but they did. and shocking to the president. so they invited a bunch of women , including catherine sullivan, astronaut to join. and i thought what was remarkable was that first she joined the society of women geographers. and today, it's kind of sad, but the los angeles adventurers club still did not admit women. and i think the importance of the society of women geographers is that, as long as there is discrimination against women explorers, scientists, artists, people who travel and study countries, and it's so rife in areas, remote areas, like the arctic and antarctica where men can do her and his things to women and really stifle them in their careers. there is always going to be a need for the society of women geographers un

and you mentioned kathryn sullivan. she was the first woman to walk in space and also the first woman to go to challenger deep, which was just last year, so she's had two amazing first. and jane goodall and of course, we all know who she is, but she's still going strong in conservation and trying to help the the world. and arlene blum, she is a mountaineer. she was one on a couple of the first all-female expeditions to annapurna 1 and to denali. and so these are i would say like some of the more prominent ones, but of course we're doing plague expeditions. there's one starting out in pretty soon and there's one out there right now, but i don't need to i won't go into all that if you time here, but okay, so we're gonna skip my questions about the fun part. it was all fun anyway, and and wrap it up. so i'd like to thank you carolyn sippy for joining me on this on this webinar. and thank you so much jane. yeah, this was this was wonderful and thank everybody for attending and hopefully everyone enjoys this and thanks to th

when the pandemic forced broadway and much of new york to go dark in march 2020 the late show at sullivan theater did as well. >> none of you are here right now. only people in the audience are some members of my staff. hi guys. >> reporter: the broadcasts felt so different. they changed the name from the late show to a late show. >> after a brief hiatus he was the first late mind host to return to the airwaves. broadcasting from his bathtub. >> you watching a special social distancing vision of the late show. as i night call it the lather show. >> reporter: soon he and the other late-night hosts did what we all did this past year. talk with people via zone. now he has a chance to provide much more than labs. in welcoming back his audience he is bringing back a sense of normalcy and healing. like his predecessor david letterman did just days after 9/11. >> there is only one requirement for any of us. and that is to be courageous. >> reporter: june 14th his audience members will have to show proof of vaccination. and facemasks will be optional. and then after 437 days and 205 episodes a la

and for years ed sullivan has been clobbering incomes.lan we'd like you to go up against the ed sullivan show on clbs. >> there are some people who don't know steve allan is on at this time. >> they put a lot more thought into it. it was scripted. >> the springboard with a triple double and a halfsum ever assau. >> it was more of a presentational review. >> though just as wacky as the tonight show. >> when my father stepped down from the tonight tonight show to focus on his prime-time show nbc didn't think the show could continue without him. but they tapped another guy who was definitely born to do television named ernie kovacs. >> when someone leaves it's not easy to fill their shoes. >> what do you do? >> i feel we shouldn't waste much time. >> ernie kovacs. there was some funky, freaky hallucinogenic stuff that went on in early late night television. >> got me interested in kmoe di? well, they have an intellable memory of the first thing i saw that really seemed like tv was the thing i needed to keep watching, which was he did a drawi

adults can come see the "late show" back at the ed sullivan theater! you can rub it in all your unvaccinated friends' faces. but don't actually rub their faces. they're not vaccinated. we're still learning more about the origins of the covid-19 virus. specifically, that we don't know anything about the origins of the covid-19 virus. for about a year and a half, something like that, the prevailing wisdom has been that the virus is zoonotic. that word means the virus jumped from an infected animal to humans, and not, as i originally believed, getting hypnotized by a panda.agc animals gave it to us, but similar coronaviruses "have been found in bat species and pangolins." which explains why taco bell discontinued their big cheesy pangolin bat-rrito supreme. there's another, less likely, but plausible theory that the virus escaped from the wuhan institute of virology, where a group of scientists studies bat coronaviruses. this theory gained some prominence this week from a leaked u.s. intelligence assessment, and the controversy is all over cable news. so

host: laura sullivan joining us until 10:00.astern and central time zones (202) 748-8001. in the mountain and pacific time zones -- we will play you a portion of the documentary. you talk about the federal money that goes to safety net hospitals. >> we tried to take a look at how the money was flowing to hospitals in chattanooga and across tennessee. we analyzed hospitals and receive supplemental payment information. that data cover 2015 to 2019. following the methodology used by medicaid experts we found over six hospitals designated a safety net, the uncomplicated cost of caring for medicaid and uninsured patients increased by 31%. the supplemental payments only increased by 5%. we also saw that some for-profit and not-for-profit hospitals received much greater increases in supplemental payment. host: to this idea of supplemental payments, can you explain what those are? laura: over the past few decades the federal government has tried to step in and close the gap, it doesn't work very well. they have tried to say we will save

tony lincoln, jake sullivan are very aware of this.y're not going to get tricked into anything at all. but at the same time the stance of having gauging robustly with the allies given the chinese leadership the heisman, the push away that cannot last forever. sometime the going to have to deal with the chinese directly and sit down more substantially than they will this week in alaska. i don't think they really know if they're going to do yet. i think that's still a matter of intense discussion. >> the transformation of china, a lot of which is been the driver for what has happened on our side, how you view that trans- information where you think it's heading? >> it seems that at the end of the trump administration, several senior officials came to believe this more aggressive u.s. approach, it other words the united states changed its behavior in order to place the chinese leadership to a choice. and the intention was, and the signal to the chinese leadership here and have two choices. you can back off some of your most egregious or m

larry: thank you for your time should alaska senator dan sullivan, thank you for this evening, moving are inflation concerns weighing on investors, were gonna ask former white house chief economist -- no were gonna ask former national chief economist and deputy assistant to the president and ed yard denny of idr denny research formally of the fetid treasury, we have to get our titles right when "kudlow" returns, will leave the ♪ why do you build me up ♪ ♪ (build me up) ♪ ♪ buttercup, baby ♪ ♪ just to let me down ♪ ♪ (let me down) ♪ ♪ and mess me around ♪ ♪ and then worst of all ♪ ♪ (worst of all) ♪ ♪ you never call, baby ♪ ♪ when you... ♪ ♪ say you will... ♪ carl. what have you done? think anyone will notice? yes. yeah. if you ride, you get it. yeah, they will. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. through ancestry i learned so much about my grandparents that i never knew. i'm a lawyer now, but i had no idea that my grandfather was a federal judge in guatemala. my grandfather used his legal degree and his knowledge to help people that were voiceless

tony lincoln, jake sullivan are very aware of this. they're not going to get tricked into anything at all. but at the same time the stance of having gauging robustly with the allies given the chinese leadership the heisman, the push away that cannot last forever. sometime the going to have to deal with the chinese directly and sit down more substantially than they will this week in alaska. i don't think they really know if they're going to do yet. i think that's still a matter of intense discussion. >> the transformation of china, a lot of which is been the driver for what has happened on our side, how you view that trans- information where you think it's heading? >> it seems that at the end of the trump administration, several senior officials came to believe this more aggressive u.s. approach, it other words the united states changed its behavior in order to place the chinese leadership to a choice. and the intention was, and the signal to the chinese leadership here and have two choices. you can back off some of your most egregious

you all used the ed sullivan theater for the first-- how long? >> yes, you were very gracious.d a choice. did i have a choice? i did not have a choice. >> let me say you have a lovely crew there. >> stephen: lewis, we do. but you're going to a new spot. where are you going? >> how about this, stephen where we did the elections. right there on times square. it's the crossroads of the world. >> stephen: sure. >> right across from "g"good morning america." i can go, "hey, robin! hey, george! hey, michael! over here! >>hstephen: you have to get one of those water balloon launchers. just soak them down. >> listen, but i love being right there in the heart of new york. i think it will be great for the show. >> stephen: it's andrew yang's favorite place, actually. i hear he loves times square more than any other place in new york. that's what he said. >> he said that's his favorite subway stop. hay, andrew yang was at the brook nets game the other day, stephen. he was there. i saw him. >> stephen: good. a yang sighting. >> yup. i thought i would throw that out there for you. i'm full

what was your experience like the first time here at the ed sullivan?tunity to be on the show because i'm so excited. i'm glad to be back. >> stephen: so are we. you're on the cover of magazines including the cover to have the pride issue of entertainment weekly. >> yes. >> stephen: you also star as blanca in "pose" which is in its third and final season. now, i've done tv shows that have run for years, and it's great to get the gig, and it's great to make all these friends and really, like, fall in love, and i know it can be hard to end. how does it feel knowing that this show that has been so successful is ending? >> um, it's just -- it's bittersweet. it's sentimental. i'm extremely emotional. i literally had a breakdown, like, yesterday. not a breakdown just like cut my hair off or anything clearly, but i had the cry with my napkin in my bathroom and i shed what blanca had meant and has meant to me. i didn't know she was going to impact me that way. it's kind of crazy how it's ending. i'm happy with what we've done. >> stephen: you have had any exper

to take sullivan's ouster. spags.number 2 is none other than the dependable mr robot leavened of skill. and finally we have used to recollect i think his trick with the. regular show is absolutely perfect. and this is an attempt to say shit from the grass. boy and all champions yet again 10 points clear of both sport and dortmund round up to 4 months of back in a champions league spot for the 1st time since january. while frankfurt full to fix . down below of course have already fit that you can't see that spitefully got that alpha look half to brain man to be the fed and cologne could all still join them it stands to be a duel in time and if weeks. the champions are saudis everything else is a matter of toe to toe the coming weekend will be a huge one in the race against relegation not least as i was booked taken to create . the facts not enough for the masochists out there how about the hats hosting can love. the but then is have another midweek trash before while cologne are in freefall and needs to turn things aro

you can also see a change in tone in the letters to their very passionately political a much more sullivan in proceeding here is the done they take a stand make demands make requests to western politicians even president kennedy to save us. kennedy you know that edwards you give us hope you. help us. don't wait too long. dear radio london. this is the wall of shame. code named young person from east germany i am still a child but i understand what is going on here in east germany in a school they incite us against the capitalist countries. can you please answer my question soon please do it i trust you. can hines bowshot from thais found her as one of those youthful letter writers back than. the son of a homemaker and the accountant he had a pretty typical childhood for his time. i'd have to say i was perhaps an average east german teenager doubts. did it all i always had a leading role in the young pioneers group. then class before but my class i was usually the deputy leader for all and us was so much for the staff ok i only became critical of the developments in east germany in the 7th

we will hear from deputy defense secretary kathleen hicks and national security advisor jake sullivann this aspen institute forum. >> good evening, to those of you joining us from parts overseas. i am looking forward to a really good conversation today about how to assess the biden administration's performance on national security and his first 100 days in office. we have three conversations beginning in a minute or two. we have a conversation with former national security advisor tom donelan, former deputy secretary of state steve egan, monitored by our friend jennifer griffin of fox news. at 10:30 am here in the u.s., second conversation with the new deputy secretary of defense kathleen hicks, monitored by our good friend helene cooper, pentagon correspondent for "the new york times," and at 11:30 a.m. this morning, two hours from now, a third, final conversation with our good friend, national security advisor jake sullivan, interviewed by another friend from "the wall street journal." the aspen strategy group has a radical notion that the core of our mission is that republicans, de

i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us. is this the calm before the storm? maybe.es are steady down just a touch off 25 from the dow. 60 for the nasdaq. more as we prep for the long memorial day weekend the prospects of the fed move combined with inflation are certainly looming on the horizon. markets are steady big tech is one to watch nasdaq futures are off 64. still heading into a long weekend. we will see if the market wants to move ahead or wait it out crypto has been the most volatile of all markets the last couple weeks we are seeing the same thing with stock futures which is not a big move we are a little bit higher bitcoin is still below $40,000 up off the overnight lows. ethereum up 3% around the world is a similar story. we are seeing the european markets trade as well. they are mixed france up a little bit germany and uk down. do not lose sight of france and germany and spain as we laid out like a globe for you to read yesterday. we are now at record highs you heard chris ailman of calprs say maybe the rest of the world is a better opportunity than the

welcome back good tuesday morning i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us.. we are seeing futures higher once again nasdaq futures up, but not quite half a percent 72 dow figutures up 100. dow is actually up three straight days coming into today. we could make it four. it seems hard to believe given the swings we have seen. especially early in the weeks the last couple weeks. the last two weeks have been defined by big moves up. check out this this could be an rbi two weeks ago and last week, the s&p 500 rose 3.13% from its wednesday low to the friday close and 3.11% from the wednesday close or low to the friday close each of the last two weeks. that according to instanet the last two weeks were mirror images of each other we will have more on the markets and your money and more stats like that in a moment. >>> more of the other top stori stories. including the global minimal tax. we have kristi na back with mor. >> reporter: the biden administration is expecting strong support from the g7 members for the proposed 15% plus global minimum corporal tax. deputy

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i'm brian sullivan it is almost 5:30 a.m.oast let's get to the markets and your money after wednesday's wild ride. it looks like it could be another tough day on the street of dreams. futures are down that is a 212 drop wednesday was a tale of two markets. the morning and afternoon. we opened in total capitulation in the first couple of hours dow down 590 4% of the s&p 500 stocks were higher bitcoin broke below $30,000. midday, the buyers came back in a big way. it ended barely down on the nasdaq nasdaq with a valiant rally toward flat line nearly everything ended down except for the vix and gold. crypto really was the volatility story and remains so this morning. in all on wednesday, bitcoin did a $13,000 round trip in a few hours. from $43,000 down to $30,000 before bouncing back and getting hammered in asia overnight and now now at $38,920 ethereum is worse. much of the moves blamed on inflation. might be true. another big story to pay attention to is oil. down yesterday with everything else oil still having a big year. cr

i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us here on "worldwide exchange. the markets and your money are the story once again this after the dow well nearly 700 points almost 2% on the wild wednesday. the nasdaq dropped more than 2.5% i'm sorry to say, it looks like it will not get better today futures right now are down big again. dow futures down 180 points. nasdaq futures off 35. don't need to tell you, but we will yesterday was a tough day for investors. trading volume was huge. nearly double the monthly average. wow. look at that nasdaq is now down three sessions in a row. big tech stocks slammed. much of it was due to something we talked about months ago gamma hedge position they have to be adjusted because of mass price swings that could add to the voluatilityvolatilit. one reason the vix has spiked. small caps got smaller russell 2000 losing over 3% on wednesday. it is not just options moves bonds and inflation data is a big reason for the stock moves inflation running the hottest its been since 1980. remember, inflation scares the market and becaus

i'm brian sullivan thank you for joining us let's get right to it. how your money and the markets look as we are about halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour it is exactly 5:30 a.m. eastern time the dow and s&p futures not doing a lot. the nasdaq is now the one to watch. nasdaq, the only major index down yesterday to kick off the trading month of may futures are down again nasdaq futures are off 46. losses are accelerating a bit. not a lot. something to watch in the middle of all this, a lot of growing discussion about inflation and higher prices and bonds. you heard buffett and charlie munger talk to becky about it over the weekend and there are a lot of fed heads on the tape. let's look at the 10-year. 1.62%. increasingly, we're starting to see a disconnect with the bond market is saying and what jay powell and some of the other big fed big wigs, he said, rubber baby buggy bumpers i got it out i'll stick with small words. >>> let's stick with inflation as we check the top stories and speaking of, tom barkin says he sees higher inflation moving through

i'm brian sullivan it is 5:28 here on the east coast. how your money and investments look right now as we he are halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour. every day this week, i had to come on here and say we're down 150 points futures are in the red not today. dow futures up 170 nasdaq futures with a pop. up 143 maybe momentum continuing from the huge intraday reversal that we saw yesterday all right. let's give you the scorecard on the big names you know and we have been talking about. given all the twists and turns, it is hard to figure out where we end up. with one day left to go, here is how we look. apple down 4% on the week. amazon, the same tesla, which is up nicely in the pre-market right now on the normal market down 15% of course, the widely watched, widely looked at and owned ark invest etf down 10% on the week a weekly scorecard those numbers are likely to change given what we see in the futures market that's where we come in. >>> it is time now for the favorite time of the week. your exclusive insider buying segment. we highlight

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sullivan: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. sullivan: mr. president, i want to commend my colleagues for the important work that everyone's doing down here on the senate floor, bipartisan work addressing one of the most important challenges we have as a nation, not just today but for years this challenge is going to be with us, and that's the challenge of dealing with the rise of the communist party of china. that is going to be more and more of a challenge and focus of the efforts of all elements of america's economy, military, society. and here's the good news. as you're seeing here, there is a lot of focus, a lot of effort, and a lot of bipartisan work. it's a democracy, a republic, right, messy. it's not going to be perfect, but for the chinese, i think the worst nightmare of the chinese communist party is to see americans coming together and recognizing that this is something we all need to work on together.