jeff: thank you, susan.it came out of some talk i was giving about a previous book i had written called "the short and tragic life of robert petes." a book about a late friend of mine. i was visiting all sorts of schools, ivy league colleges and public high schools, juvenile halls. i was finding there was conversation happening in the classroom, in juvenile halls were really powerful. it kept drawing me back. i found that teachers in juvenile hall, it is really hard . i just felt in my work, nobody even knew that juvenile halls were schools. that is where it started, just trying to connect people to truly deeply marginalized group of young people trying to get through a hard passage. susan: your craft is immersive journalism. tell me how you practice it in this case. jeff: sure. i don't love that word because it sounds a little cultish or something. it just means deep dive journalism. in this case, -- i have done different kinds of projects based on interviews -- in this case, it felt most important just to

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it was not going to stop >> did you imagine life withou susan?eaceful life with students ou of the picture, ira and kell had second thoughts. there was a problem. >> did you say to marckens that we don't want to do this? >> what did he say >> he said there is no backing out. >> in an impromptu meeting where there were no police recordings, kelly claims tha marckensy told her a terrifyin story about another client o us who wanted out. >> he explained that he has to think of a girl and bring he to the men and they're going t be feeding her to alligators >> he made it very clear tha we were going to be fed to the alligators if we do not go through with this. >> you had another option. you could have just pay down the money and walked away. >> we thought about that it was $100,000 that he wanted at that point. i don't think they would hav gone away. we came to the same conclusion >> isn't it easier to just not kill someone and walk away and take the money >> yes at the time, we didn't fee like that was an option. we didn't think they were goin to sto

susan: yes.of course, on the stock markets especially as with we head into this weekend. a lot of unknowns out there. you still have pressure on the big lenders and the regional banks dethe spite the fact that first republic got that $30 billion deposit by those 11 large banks. it was a $5 stock this morning, first republic was, by wed bush. and they say if it goes under, and there's a real possibility, that equity value could be wiped out, and it's the only a $5 stock. i think there's a lot of moving parts this weekend, and we'll be excited to see who actually buys it and these forced marriages between leanedders. stuart: big weekend in finance, and that's a fact. susan, thank you. the lieutenant governor of minnesota is getting a major backlash for advocating for children who want to transition. watch this. >> let's be clear, this is life-affirming and life-saving health care. when our children tell us who they are,s the our job as grown-ups to listen and to believe them. [applause] that's what

susan: yeah.se you couldn't go to see your. >> directly, you did it online and over the internet, so they are buying telehealth platform if company sequence which offers subscriptions and prescriptions, and, for instance, this is a big keel for sequence. they offer access to the much-hyped diabetes drug, a lot of people use it to lose weight like celebrities, we're talking about ozempic and the like. the stock is actually rallying bigtimed today on the back of that keel. i also saw a ubs target the hike to $4.50, but you're above that already are. stuart:st the up 29%, good lord. okay. paramount, i'm told they could be strike thing a deal with tyler perry. hold on a second, that name rings a bell. isn't he the godfather of meg han and harry's daughter -- meghan and harry's daughter, and didn't he give his mansion to meghan and harry? susan: that's right. stuart: i've got this right. i've got pop culture right. [laughter] susan: a billionaire, possible owner of bet entertainment in the future which

susan: long way to go.: school board members around glendale, arizona, being sued for religious discrimination and accused of terminating a student teaching partnership over a nearby christian college over concerns of the school's religious values and at a board meeting the district questioned how one can be committed to jesus christ and respect lgbtq students and board members. jonathan morris is with us this morning. is there a contradiction between following jesus and respecting lgbtq? >> not just no contradiction but following the teachings of jesus christ precisely should encourage you and motivate you to respect every single person because of the inherent dignity that each person has according to christian theology. the fact these board members are suggesting that because a university student attends a religious affiliated university they can't be trusted. what they're actually say asking that of the more than 900 universities in the united states of america and none of those students were trusted for

susan: yeah.ut of pocket cost at $35 per month at some participating retail pharmacies, we expected that, but that's federal pressure, right? you've heard this from the government saying, pointing the finger at these pharmaceuticals saying it's up to you to not try to, i guess, make money -- stuart: gouge. susan: -- the off people with disease. stuart: general motors are cutting jobs? susan: corporate jobs. it was only 500, so i didn't think it was that much. cutting jobs elsewhere in europe, so 500 compared to 11,000 at meta if or 8,000 at salesforce, which is a story i really wanted to talk about because salesforce cut 8,000 jobs, but they're paying matthew mcconaughey $10 million a year as their marketing adviser. stuart: i wonder how that goes down. have we got time for novavax? the i know they used to be a $25 the 0 a share stock and now they're -- 250 a share and now they're $6. susan: i saw that they still had a billion dollars in cash on hand, but if people are not getting boosters, that's

susan: yes.ess your funds 100% according to janet yellen and that that initiative last night, that coordinated initiative, so, yes. etsy, roku said that we can, we are able to access our funds. stuart: yes, we're in a banking crisis, but you want to raise the issue of meta and more job cuts maybe coming. susan: i think if there's some outperformance, this is also a big headline to watch for today. and, again, i think also because of what's happened with silicon valley bank and the possible contagion effect, we also have people trying to the save money right now. this is going -- i think, what do you think, disinflationary. it means that people will be afraid to open their wallets, they won't want to spend, and that brings prices down. by the way, meta is also in this year of saving money and costs, they're going to cut around 11,000 workers. second round of 11,000 job cuts according to reports. and i think this is kind of the trend in silicon valley now. stuart: one more, because i know we've got

that's susan on gutfeld too. stuart: susan understands comedy. half it up. susan: i do, indeed.s and it's a great show to be on. they always ask me when is stu going to be able to get on the show. stuart: they tape too late. i'm in bed. this is from fred, can you believe this, can varney still talk with a british accent. if so, i would love to hear it? don't you think i santa claus rally a british accent now? susan, do i have a british accept? susan: it's lovely. stuart: lauren? lauren: i don't know. stuart: ashley and i are the same, we have english accents. ashley: yeah, but when i got back to england, they say listen to the yank. stuart: yes, they think i'm australian o or canadian. susan: you do do a great australian accent. accent. stuart: i do the for the former britts, after several decades in the u.s., coffee or tea? i'll answer that, i've been drinking a pot of coffee every morning for about 40 years. then it started to hurt me so now i'm back to tea. how about you, ash? ashley: i mix it up. first thing in the morning is a cup of tea and the rest of the day it's coffee.

susan: okay.ed in since we knew that they were going to cut 7,000 jobs, so 10% of their work force. it was a great report card to end last year, better sales, better profits, and guidance for this year also did better. and they're counseling, and this is why the activist -- doubling their stock buybacks to $20 billion, and that's a way to placate the five activist are investors that want change. that includes elliott, they kicked out jack dorsey of twitter, they forced him out. wall street loved the results. i counted at least 23 price target hikes going up to 250 for the stock. salesforce coming off its worst sales growth in history last year. you know that, right? they also had their co-president leave, second one in three years. and, you know, i think some controversy this week when you read that "wall street journal" report that they're cutting 7,000 jobs, but they're paying matthew mcconaughey, the famous actor, oscar winner, clash 10 million a year as a marketing consultant and endorses doer

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susan's with us. it's up 29%. this is all about jamie dimon's rests cue, isn't it? susan: oh, yea.r two because remember in 2008 he bought up bear stearns, ask jamie dimon, depack toe bank -- de facto bank industry the leader, and his first republic rescue plan would actually include converting that $30 billion many bank deposits from those 11 large lenders into an outright ownership stake many first republic. $30 billion, i wouldn't say, is that much, it's only half of the $70 billion in outflows that have been withdrawn from first republic because of the silicon valley bank collapse. also factoring into the regional bank stocks' rally is janet yellen, she'll be speak at the bankers association this morning, and she'll pretty much indicate and guarantee that the u.s. government will step in to guarantee deposits like they did with svb bank, and i think that's positive as well. first republic, as you mentioned, down 90% in march alone. stuart: okay. looks like there's a little calming down morning of the bank scare. okay. let's move on. [laughter] my prompter tells me that cathie w

susan: there's some recovery.umns down, and if you listen to western alliance and first republic the stocks are surging today and said outflows have been there's been no panic, no indications of a bank run and that is positive. regional banks recovering a little bit in the opening minutes. first republic them and you count that? 20 trading calls because of 60% you might see on the opposite end. there is debate whether government actions, whether that was the right move. the ferc optioning off the second round of options. indications are that apollo and blackstone stepped in looking to purchase the remnants. stuart: telling about credit suisse was a major bank, just two bucks a share. susan: they bought first boston in the 1980s. that's a big concern for the next bank run for the record low and they say withdrawals are up significantly. they saw customer withdrawals, 110 billion in those 3 months to end last year, they say withdrawals of stabilize, they've not gone down which is the concerning part but they've not

susan: bitcoin, down four binance. stuart: under 27,000. susan: yeah. stuart: got it.susan. my next guest is the former mayor of clearwater, florida. last week he quit the job because of the city council's plan to spend money on a new city hall. watch this. it's good stuff. >> i'm concerned where the city is going because this is simple math and we're not doing very well on the test. but i can tell t i am not the person and i'm a busy guy and in good conscious for my family, for my own health and other things, i can't remain. stuart: that is mr. frank hibbard joining me now. you call the spending by the city council reckless. why was it reckless? >> the list was a quarter of a billion dollar deficit. and we're talking about building a new city hall and what we call a municipal services building and only 26 years scold no one wears their house down after 26 years. most people haven't even paid it off. stuart: is it republican-led city council? >> we're nonpartisan and you're not supposed to know what party anybody is involved with. i am a republican, but this is -- this

susan: yeah.remarket. fourth straight day of losses in the stock market. the stock is down double digits so far this month, lowest, by the way, in a month's time. morgan stanley, you heard from analyst adam jonas, highly respected electric car analyst, saying that the cyber truck will just be a cult car and not a major seller. stuart: uber, thinking of spinning something off? susan: well, they're trying to preserve cash like everybody is in this year of efficiency, so they're thinking of spinning off the freight business to those who need trucking for! s across the country. -- for supplies across the country. stuart: and it's made it to $34 a share, case closed. susan: went up $45 from its ipo. stuart: peloton can't import its streaming systems from outside of america, what's the problem? susan: yeah. well, the reason is because they, apparently, they infringe on some dish network patents. we're talking about the ifits here from what i see and some these streaming devices. but do you see the theme

susan: yeah.collars back at the peak of october 200. but since this beijing clampdown on big tech the, doesn't that sound eerily familiar? we've seen that stock price slide. stuart: okay. looked at lyft. i know their cofounders are accepting down. now, the stock's down, what, about 70% in the last year. susan: yep. stuart: so is this move, can we say this is their last gasp to say in the game? susan: not even staying in the game. some of the analysts say this is a step towards a sale for lyft. of so one of the board members, former amazon, microsoft employee stepping in as ceo starting on april 17th replacing logan green, co-ceos, co-founders. i've spoken john zimmer in the past. the stock has come a long way from its ipo price of $72. the company has never reported a full year of profit. they're losing market share to uber which now has three-quarters of the u.s. ride-hailing markets, and unlike uber, lyft is a pure play here, so hay can't really compete if you can't augment with food delivery. a

susan, let me turn to you. you mentioned earlier, the importance of educating congress about the public health and health security issues. we heard about the potential for increasing the washington presidents and cdc, in order to better engage for some of those congressional offices. gary emphasize the importance of bolstering an executive dialogue on the cdc. what d.c. as a potential for moving dialogue around cdc? what will it take to really enable the agency to make its case? particularly, people who are new, who are learning for the first time? >> first of all, i want to completely agree with everything everyone has said. as a fairly recent former member of congress, the only reason i went to cdc one time was because i was at a speaker at another conference in georgia, and atlanta. that representative rogers had on the opioid crisis. i realize that here i was working on cdc related issues around pandemic repaired miss. i had never been invited. i did not know much about the cdc operation in atlanta. i was o

susan li with me starting with at thtesla. susan: the tesla.ill drag you kicking and screaming into the future. stuart: you think? susan: oh, yeah, spacex, amazing rocket launches and electric cars and today the stock is down because you buy on the hype, you sell on the news. this is the typical kind of price action that we've seen heading into these master plans for tesla. we're lucky the biggest drop was january 3 for tesla stock, $50 million in market cap erase. the stock run up 70%, $310 billion heading into investor day. not much on action products and no cheaper $25,000 car, no cyber truck or update but there's a lot of cool futuristic renderings and if we can start with the diner and charging station. isn't this amazing, stu. if the future we could charge electric cars and grabbing a burger downstairs. stuart: that's the future of the electric cars. susan: robots taking over assembly line and more efficient. stuart: didn't exactly work. the stock is down. futuristic. susan: futuristic but the stock is down. ford said that you saw sales j

lady susan, december with.se i'm just quoting the outcome and sorry about this, just quoting now, ladies susan hussey and ngozi fulani have quotes filled warmth , quotes filled with warmth, understanding. yes. so this was following the instance the reception where the fulani publicly claims that lady susan repeatedly asked her where came from , which caused , let's be from, which caused, let's be frank, a bit of a royal rage throughout and buckingham palace in december organised this meeting between lady season and some gaisie fulani which they describes as full of warmth and understanding, a buckingham palace spokesperson said last night or this morning, however , night or this morning, however, where you want to put it apologies at that meeting were accepted and it was recognised that there was no malice, had been offended by lady . a number been offended by lady. a number of other pledges were made by the palace have been known as increasing diversity, inclusive cbt programs. increasing diversity, inclusive

>> susan: would agree.k at stock price following and it's open and maybe the fed rate hikes and slowly get cuts at the back opened of the year. >> if they break it. susan: what do you think? >> i think they definitely played a hand in it for sure and disagree with ken griffin saying it was small deposits. you don't know. it could have had a real impact on the economy if they let all depositors in silicon valley bank fail. to say all it's all ones, maybe he has access to the information but i think it's wrong. susan: but let silicon valley bank go and not guarantee the deposits, you would have seen another experiment of the lehman's collapse and not everybody had the stomach for that when people implied the dow would fall 1,000 points on monday if the fed and fdic didn't step in. stuart: susan, thank you. sarah mascof is the ceo and founder of winnie. sarah, your business has been with silicon valley banking, svb, for seven years. you were scrambling to make payroll. when did you first realize that you had a

stuart: good stuff, susan. thank you. stephen moore is with me.l the fed -- i want to talk about the fed and we've got a banking crisis now and we've got inflation figures tomorrow. do you think the fed will pump them on the brakes and the increases that will come? >> yeah, stuart, i was watching your show and gold man said no rate increase next week? stuart: not 25 or 50, nothing. >> wow, that's a bilge, big change if their -- big, big change if they're right and a lot of people predict add 50-point -- predicting a 50-basis point increase and that'd be great if they're right and 6 and 7% inflation rate out there. are we living with inflation high and i'd make the argument that the high inflation rate and massive of trillions of dollars in spending by the hiden administration that's -- biden administration put our banking system in this stage of crisis. i don't see ar a out forked fedd one of the most important things we do is not pass the biden budget with the trillions of higher spending and i have to respond to the clip that you played from the

susan: yeah.60% just in the opening minutes. but, look, there's talk that svb is trying to sell itself off. you've herald of major -- heard of major firms in sill caron concern silicon valley like code 2, tribe capital the, some that i've reached out to overnight as well. and they've been telling some of their start-ups and they themselves have either been pulling money or capping the amount of deposits that they're holding at silicon valley bank. at its peak it was the 15 largest lender in america, so we're not talking about goldman sachs, we're not talking about jpmorgan, but it was vital to silicon valley saying that it does do almost 50% of all venture capital-backed business with back tech and start-ups, health care start-ups, so we're trading off the lowest levels since 2016. worst day yesterday since 1993. i want to bring your ages to bill ackman, tweeting that he thinks if private capital can't provide a solution, and right now indications are they have failed in that capital raise, a high

will let's bring in susan williams, south carolina based criminal defense attorney and susan, i spoket in front of that courthouse the day after this double murder. >> here we are now, your reaction to this verdict? >> i was completely shocked. after i heard that there was a verdict, i actually thought that it was a hoax. because i had no idea that the verdict would come in in less than two hours. which is about the same amount of time that alec murdaugh spent on the stand. >> ainsley: you know, we have all watched this case. i know you live in south carolina. south carolina was glued to the tv over this because many people know the family. south carolina is small, y'all, people don't leave south carolina generally. everyone kind of knows everyone. if i didn't know you griff, our moms might have gone to college together. it's just all woven together. and, susan, you know this for sure. what was it during the trial that really stands out? for me in the very beginning everyone here at fox was saying, you know, he stole a lot of money but that doesn't mean that he's a murderer. but as th

susan, we just heard the lates from trump world the former president i predicting his own arrest.ng out at the investigations and calling o his supporters to protest this this is before any charges hav even been filed. where do you think things ar headed next? >> as you just talked abou with the reporter, we don' know exactly we know there will be testimon given tomorrow by anothe attorney and that michael cohe is there to perhaps review it. donald trump wanted somethin on the record about michae cohen. he felt pretty strongly abou that again, under oath, it does raise questions about michae cohen. let's not forget, it was not just what happened with stormy daniels and that michael cohen went to prison for it was a lot of other issues one reason was not completel clear because he did not wan to discuss any legal matters he is not an ideal witness but donald trump might as well have said, i expect to b beamed up to mars on tuesday it is out of nowhere my guess is by wednesday w will see where the distric attorney stands. based on what everything has shown, it will likely be a indic

thank you, susan. all good.ed for more than 400,000 students in los angeles and workers striking over better pay and health benefits. leo terrell is with us now. you together in the district and 400,000 kids not getting educated. where is governor newsom in all this? >> he's outside of california trying to destroy the state by getting reparations and basically bankrupting california. he's not going to do anything in the la unified school district, stu, because the teacher union destroy them and he's an agent for the unions and not getting involved in this. stuart: i just don't get it. the education of young children in los angeles is an absolute disgrace and no one is doing anything about it and the union is absolutely making it worse. what would you do? >> this union are nothing more than democratic agents and look at teaching results, we are deficient, these kids almost a half million deficient in math and reading. stuart, there's a lie going on. the lie is these union care about kids. they use kids as hostage

susan is back., i want you to look at the nasdaq, because its been a fantastic quarter. >> bull market for the nasdaq 100, can you believe that in 2023? so the nasdaq 100 is up 20% since the lows on december 28, and you know when markets rally 20% from a bottom that's what we call the start of a bull market, so big tech huge start to the year for all the mega cap tech names, think of apple, microsoft , meta, amazon, google, and the parent company alphabet, all adding $600 billion in value in march alone, so if you take a look at the actual gains for the quarter, apple is up by a quarter, meta is up 74%, in the first three months of this year. microsoft, amazon, alphabet all up by around 20% each, and i find this kind of price action just in credible. a bull market, given that silicon valley bank collapsed we talked about. steepest rate hiking cycle since 1980 and 60% recession probabilities. by the way nvidia is also a big name that's up 80% so far this year and a lot of the big bears that said okay

susan, what are you hearing on this? susan: yeah.o i called around to some of these venture capital the funds, those that have pulled deposits from silicon valley banks or told their start-ups to the start capping the toes kits theo svp, and these are system of the concern some of the most well-run venture capital funds around. tribe capital, i mentioned peter thiel, and white -- [inaudible] gary tan, great leadership there. and they're saying to their start-ups right now because of this unknown that we have in silicon valley bank which, by the way, they say that the bank with 50% of the venture-backed tech and health care companies in america, they're saying because of the unknowns here and their just -- they're just being conservative, take some money out of the bank. so a lot of them are talking about capping their deposits at $250,000. i also read some e-mails that warned some of their start-up founders that even if silicon valley bank kangings a 5% -- bank dangles a 5% interest rate in front of you, don't consider putting more c

with chinese president susan pena set to begin a state visit to moscow on monday. it's an apparent your support for russian. first them rob mcclinton, as his war against green struggles to achieve its objectives. china has put forward its own peace, bland. that house is the point that you can lead us by feeling to condemn russia aggression. so what should we expect from this highly anticipated meeting? i put that question too early, not i could over founder of the geopolitical consultant, company face, and a former director of the austrian institute for european and security policy in vienna. hello, and thank you for the invitation. well, this is the 1st visit to of susan being after he actually solidified his position in the highest excellence of power, sol. it's obviously about the message inc, and it's obvious also that said the symbolism here is very, very strong. but let's talk about that. you political site and that is that china steel wants to avoid a tree fronts scenario from happening. that means that a seizure being see self in a critical face of military

susan is back is the news on chip makers.n: do we know the formula to coca-cola after all these years in nobody does. the formula for success for tech stocks have been chip stocks so far leading the nasdaq 100 to its best quarter since 2020 and continuing that boom today with microns results and terrible quarter to end last year for micron, record losses, sales missed badly actually ask laying off at least 15% of their work force, 7 7300 jobs cut and the good news is the worst is over and inventory glut coming down and helping boost the stock of the year as you called t nvidia. stuart: look at that. susan: adding $372 billion in market cap since the october lows and the thing is you are pay ago premium, 150% premium to the nasdaq and the stock is price jy and if you believe in e boom, this would be an absolute winner. stuart: what's the update on macys ceo retiring? susan: in 2023 he's taking a step back and blooming dale's ceo stepping in and he's been credited with macys staying better with inventory level and foot traffic.

susan: yeah.round 27%, already halted several times on volatility. in fact, first republic is on track for a record low close. ing however, just in the past hour the journal reporting that jpmorgan and morgan stanley now among several with big banks discussing a deal with first republic including a capital raise, so providing money or a possible outright sale according to reports out there. so either jpmorgan or morgan stanley might even buy first republic. now, we know this was on the table since first republic was cut to junk status the yesterday by standard & poor's, and credit suisse, meantime, we can show you the international banking pressures here, now trading lower despite the fact they got that $54 billion lifeline from the swiss central bank. but the ecb going ahead e to raise rates by 50 basis points this morning because of high inflation. i think that really brought down credit suisse's stock. also that means the fed is probably going to raise at least 25 basis points next week which i

susan: yes.nent, it would be gaming and i would say cartoons, fan it's thetic family entertainment -- stuart: that's what i need goggles for cartoons and what was the other one? susan: gaming, which i'm sure you don't do a lot of. stuart: talk to me about bank withs. stuart: paris are republic looking for funding -- first republic looking for funding. charles schwab is in next concern. very similar to svb bank, only yielding 1.7% whereas interest rates are at 5. stuart: got it. i'm still not wearing goggles. now this, we like to show you sixth avenue, new york city, give you a sense of how many people are actually back in the office because midtown manhattan is the office capital of america. here is news, people are not going in to the office on friday. unbelievable. only 25% of office workers are in the office on fridays. this is new york city. looks to me like the 3-day weekend has formally arrived. all right, murph -- >> yes, sir. stuart: what do you think of that? >> for sure, if you've ever

last month bind appointed susan -- biden awe appointed susan rice to lead the white house sere thingty, overseeing all agencies when it comes to equity. biden said in a statement, the committee's focus will be to, quote, advance a whole of government approach to racial equity and continuously embed equity into all aspects of federal decision making. joining me now is texas republican congressman dr. ronny jackson who sits on the house foreign affairs committee. dr. jackson was also white house physician for both presidents trump and obama. and, congressman, it's good to see you this morning. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you, maria. appreciate you having me. maria: first, your reaction to susan rice running all agencies as it relates to equity. it gives her power over the chair mentioner i guess, of those agencies -- chairmen, i guess, of those agencies. your thoughts. >> why did this happen to start with? i've asked myself how did susan rice end up back in the west wing running domestic policy? i know the dynamics of the west wing pretty well, and she was the national secu

what are the headlines from susan collins?ichael: susan collins and tom barkan from richmond are speaking at the same hour and they've both are delivering the same message as vince reinhardt suggested that they are going to do more but they are going to be cautious in seeing what happens to the economy. here at the conference, there is a lot of talk among become us about some signs the economy is slowing down. in susan collins'remarks so she currently anticipates modest additional policy tightening and holding it through the end of the year. that is what the fed's been saying all along. they noted last week that they anticipated the fed funds rate going up at least once more by another 25 basis points. the richmond fed president said i'm heavily influenced by the experience of the 70's. if you back off on inflation too soon, inflation comes back stronger, requiring the fed to do even more with more debt. even though we are seeing some signs of consumer spending starting to fall, you still have strength the labor market. the jo

susan, thank you very much indeed.tics has banned transgender women from taking part in elite female competitions. caitlyn jenner is with us. how do we measure who is in and who is out? what's the cutoff point? >> well, you know, at least i've been very consistent on this subject for the last couple of years that we have to protect women's sports. you remember the leah thomas case. that was in the ncaa. she was competing, brought so much publicity, but eventually, in the end, the international organization basically banned her by saying if you don't go through, if you go through male puberty, it has a bigger impact on your performance than just your hormones level down the way well, that was good news. that was the right direction. that was kind of the first domino to fall. now, world athletics headed by a guy named sebastian coe. now, i love it when you don't have politicians running these organizations. you have former athletes. sebastian coe, olympic champion, great middle distance runner in the 80s out of the uk. h

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think susan rice was chosen for anthat job because she can be vd a militant and she is aggressive. somebodyy ththat ine that also had a hook with thenit obama administration that the commencing biden administration of push this woke social agenda. there is an entire industry evolves around this.y're it gives people political power they are spending potentially billions and trillions t of dollars on these equity issues. where's all that money going? people are getting really richnh based on this new industry built around equity and racism in then whit, e house. maria: i want to ask your thoughts from your medical background, unfortunately president biden had a cancerous lesion removed from the president's chest last month. the doctor said this is a commoc form the lesion tested positive for carcinoma. but he is okay. but i wonder about the conversation about his capacity. you've been talking about thein presidents of cognitiveis abilities, being a national security risk. tell uk. umores more. also look, maria i'll start by saying biden is the cancer but he is what needs to be remove

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susan b.nthony with elizabeth packard, both of them ended up in courtrooms over their convictions. but what i want to ask about with susan b. anthony, is it a major passage for the 13th amendment, tell me why. >> there has always been this strange idea that feminism and people of color have been separated from the movement of feminism. if you were to write a book about susan b. anthony, that would be reasonable. if you wrote about feminism and frederick douglass, and featured him as a feminist, that would be completely reasonable. susan b. anthony was the primary organizer behind a petition drive to get abolition actually into the american constitution. i think we also have to remember abraham lincoln and his emancipation proclamation, but what is easily forgotten it is that there was a wartime executive order. it was a wartime directive. it was not law. in congress could have slept it down, and met nothing in the way, but it meant everything but also meant everything but also met nothing in l

stuart: susan, thank you very much indeed. bring brian into this.t do you think about musk and akman saying pause, please, on the fed? >> billionaires are having their way and i can see why they would like help on their rates and i'm concern that had main street getting lost and main street gets hit with inflation and main street having a problem either way and putting rates up. there's a problem. don't do anything, inflation gives you a problem. >> are you getting the message? main street will always have a problem with this economic policy whichever way it goes. stuart: the last muscle car from dodge has been unveiled and it's the challenger srt demon and it's on the screen. fox's gary gaselow is with me and securely the collectors will bid up the price if it's the last muscle car. >> surely already online there's people selling their allocations that they claim to have for an extra $100,000. stuart: whoa. >> not able to touch one of these and all though they've told us yesterday and customers and that's a little bonus and it's the fastest. stuart

susan, thank you. director christopher wray says tiktok screens users. >> could they use tiktok to screen million was data user s? >> yes. >> could they use to control data on devices? >> yes. >> use it to drive narratives like to divide americans against each other? >> yes. stuart: that's a significant intrusion. by the way, the white house supports a bill that could lead to complete tiktok ban in america. carl szabo with us and runs net choice and tries to make the internet safe for free expression. carl, you don't think we should ban tiktok? make your case. >> yeah, thanks for having me on. if you listen to that clip, did christopher wray present a single piece of evidence? no, every sentence started with could or may be able to. that's not how we operate here in the united states. we operate on facts and figures and evidence and not fiction and innuendos and it's called the restrict act and could ban tiktok. ban is a rally powerful word. that's -- really powerful word and we hear that in authoritar

susan, your reaction? >> well, i'm very happy that the senator is doing well, and he's able to be released from the hospital. obviously, we don't want to see any harm to any of our elected officials, or each other, for that matter. i think politically, and i know it's a political matter, but mitch mcconnell, this is working up very well for him, because he wants that republicans in the house to basically step their hair on fire, and he feels, you know what, you keep doing things when it comes to real conversation, i'll be backing a forum to talk about it then. >> let's switch gears to florida governor ron desantis who seems to have been overshadowed this week by all the trump news. polling shows desantis flipping to his lowest numbers since december. in a hypothetical race for the gop presidential nomination against the former president. and in an interview with piers morgan this week the governor found himself talking more about voting than politics. >> i have to put it to you, governor, have you ever eat

susan. >> please pray for my pet lizard named susan who has been under the weather lately as she