thomas hayes. arm is pressing ahead with its much anticipated ipo.tails about the size of the offering, but softbank has been targeting this listing since its deal to sell the chip designer to nvidia for $40 billion collapse last year because of objections from us and european anti—trust regulators. let's talk about sustainability, and the goals set around that. more than a third of the world's largest companies have made a commitment to net zero. a recent report says nearly all of them will fail if they don't pick up the pace by 2030. in big businesses, we have learned that impacts from supply chain account for more than 80% of greenhouse gas emissions. so how can firms decarbonise effectively, especially those with extensive supply chain networks? the chief executive of a consultancy that helps businesses calculate their carbon footprint and find ways to reduce them told me earlier that supply chains are at the centre of corporate carbon emissions. just eight supply chains globally account for more than 50% of the world greenhouse gas emissions. wh

we were joined by thomas but phil hayes for his take on what to expect from a rescue deal. ~ ., ., .,, deal. we are going to see what ha--ens deal. we are going to see what happens tonight, _ deal. we are going to see what happens tonight, either - deal. we are going to see what happens tonight, either they i happens tonight, either they get a deal and jp morgan and others were invited to bid. usp and bank of america declined the opportunity. the odds are on a receivership and then a bid for the assets. if they do, it will be at a very small level. they have lost $22 billion of market cap. your earlier point, when you see a bank they are like silicon valley bank, you can say it was management, they didn't hedge their risks, but then you saw signature bank, till the day capital and now first republic, and it all points to a common denominator. the fed has moved to aggressively and quickly, steepest hiking cycle in 40 years and things are starting to break, so they have to ease off, and this comes at the perfect time considering we have the fed meeting on wednesday.— have the fed meetin

hayes. >> no, it was john adams, hard cider. >> old hard cider adams. >> adams had them. >> which president of founder of university of vevirginia. >> this is rigged. >> i'm going with thomasthat is right! >> is there one more. kennedy: you can press your electric. luck. >> who was roast master of committee central roast of -- comedy central roast of donald trump. >> i don't think i'm saying it is settle. seth . kennedy: i -- you can't. >> i thought i got points back. >> point -- okay. kennedy: who is america's last openly bald president? >> okay. um, eisenhower. kennedy: gosh darn right on the board, a big night. tom. now we're cooking with gas. tom. >> that is illegal. kennedy: who is last u.s. president to sport a handle bar mustache. >> handle bar! kennedy: if you don't get it i am disgusted do you want to pres your luck. >> i know barack obama was clean shaven and coolidge was baby faced and william taft had an impressive mustache. kennedy: you are right, in the lead, brenberg, which president invented device for buoying vessels o over sholes. do you want to pres your luck. >> no, i'm saying jefferson. kennedy: you would be wrong. >> lincoln.. >> can i pres. kennedy:

hayes. we begin tonight with a question. just how much money has secretly flowed from right-wing donors and interest into the household and supreme court justice clarence thomas? and the reason we have to ask there's the stunning series of revelations one after another after another after another that we have seen in the last few weeks. the latest came just last night when we learned that the conservative activist leonard leo was quietly directing money towards an organization run by clarence thomas's wife, ginni. now we have covered leonard leo on the show before. he is, to my mind, the single most influential private citizen in the country when it comes to america's courts. no one is even a close second. and leo is the center of a sprawling but largely hidden political machine, which is singlemindedly focused on appointing conservative justices to the courts and making sure they stay committed to the conservative project once they are there. now here's the latest reporting on him from the washington post, citing documents that have not been reviewed by nbc news. over a decade ago leonard leo funneled as much as $100,000 to liberty consulting, a firm run by