tim scott dares to have an independent thought and the left calls him uncle tim and twitter endorsesto make it trend. there is no gray area. that's the definition of racism. you may not be an individual. you must march in lock step to the requirements of the group. as far as i'm concerned, it has been made clear stark as day who the racists are in our society. >> harris: well one of the reasons why when then candidate joe biden made the comment if you don't vote for me you are not black, then i took to twitter and every other platform say that's wrong. we ornt a monolithic race. it is making the clear points you are making. another one i want to get to. i don't know if we'll ever get these answers. we have a statement from twitter. i ask my team to put that up. we went and got answers. you know what they wouldn't answer it? is this twitter's policy to do that? do you tell somebody to curate somebody that's a racial slur on your platform? we didn't get an answer. >> i'm shocked. wait, we'll hold our breath and see what answer you get back. >> harris: no doubt. part of that statement i

he's going after tim and a big way tonight. if you want to help him, go to vote tim scott.com, and to get what you can come in because the enemy of tim scott are going to do the same tonight. we need to have tim's back like you had my back. he said for a real challenge. as we don't count me. he's an amazing the times we been on the program we've been looking forward to 2022, republicans are a few seats away from taking back the house. if you want to talk about bellwether for 20 of 24, you have to look at the senatorial map of 2022. barta, georgia, north carolina, and new hampshire, wisconsin, ohio, and errors appear something interesting was said by the great senator, democrat kelly arizona on biden's speech. what i didn't hear was a plan to address the immediate crisis at the border. i'll continue holding them accountable to deliver them the resources. to me, i don't think that senator kelly from arizona would've said that if he wasn't up for reelection. what can i say? i'm cynical. >> all i can say is, if you watch your show,

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you can criticize tim scott all you want, say he's sold out, tim scott was lying or dishonest, but nationallyt. to me it was reminiscent of people referring to condoleezza rice as aunt jemima during the bush administration. from your viewpoint, what do you think about the fact that that was trending last night and do you find it as problematic as i did? >> yeah, i definitely found it problematic. but i think it's also one of those things where on social media the internal conversations that many black people have about tim scott and the republican party have now made their way to the public discourse. i mean, let's be clear. looking at tim scott's response, we know that he's carrying the water not just for the republican party and see two other black colleagues, but he did so under the trump administration. when he talks about growing up in a one-bedroom house, ask yourself, why, because your party doesn't believe in equality. ask yourself why your grandfather didn't know how to read, it's because your party defunds education. ask yourself why it is that you went to failing schools, because y

a former msnbc host, what makes tim scott and uncle tim? he was denying america's racist.ing and abetting white supremacy. the cable news attacks gain force. this and it's only black republican hit back. >> the left, they have doubled down that they are going to not attack my policies but they are literally attacking the color of my skin. >> his audience appeared to be conservative white republicans who are angry over certain things. >> scott who often speaks of moving in with his grandfather who dropped out of elementary school to pick cotton, also drew scrutiny from "the washington post." the fact-checker trying to undermine his story about his family's poverty. that his great-great-grandfather had bought land back in 1905 before the senator's grandfather was even born. the verdict? no pinocchios. as for scott's controversial decoration that the u.s. isn't racist, vice president kamala harris said today that while we must confront the history of discrimination. >> i don't think america is a racist country. >> tim scott is fair game, the content on those speech but using

tim gave a fantastic speech. he is a good friend and he understands the miracle of opportunity that is america appear that there is no nation in the history of the world enabled so many people to start with nothing and achieve the american peer that is why tim is a conservative and why i am a conservative. i think it was particularly important that tim made the point, which is right from america's not a racist country. in fact, we have a legacy of fighting for equal rights of all. it hasn't been a perfect journey but no journey is. we are moving towards a more

former msnbc host, what makes tim scott uncle tim? he was on tv denying that america is racist, thus aiding and abetting white supremacy. the only black republican hit back. >> they have doubles down that they are going to not attack my policies, but they are literally attacking the color of my skin. >> his audience to me appeared to be conservative white republicans who were angry over certain things. >> he often speaks of moving in with his grandfather. he dropped out of elementary school to pick cotton and also drew scrutiny from "the washington post." he tried to undermine his story about his family's past poverty. his great-great-grandfather had bought land back in 1905. before the senator's grandfather was even born. the verdict, no pinocchio's. as his controversial declaration that the u.s. isn't racist, vice president, kamala harris said today that we must confront the history of determination. >> no, i don't think america is a racist country. for christian thought is fair game for criticism. but by using the uncle slur, which

we know the tim scott bill is not written by tim scott. it is written by the gop. it's written by mcconnell and others. so thank you for playing that. >> so keith, what in the tim scott bill do you disagree with? just a rundown -- >> there's only one thing in it. there is only one thing in it. >> so there's a few things in it, keith. this is a column in "the washington post," so we're operating under the same base of information. marc thiessen talks about in his column today, the bill includes a number of democratic proposals including making lynching a federal hate crime, a review of the u.s. criminal justice system, collecting data on police use of force, barring the use of chokeholds by federal officers, withholding funds to police department that fail to report to the justice department when no-knock warrants are used. just to wrap up some of the provisions in that one. >> that's all in the democratic bill, plus more, like qualified immunity. and that is a huge sticking point, right? so if the dems have all that stuff in already, and who is pro-lynching? so, i

host: what did you think of tim scott's response? caller: i am a big fan of tim scott. i think he is a phenomenal american and represents his state well. i thought his response was incredible. we keep harping on sowing seeds of dissent and and divide, instead of moving together, and the ways that are not theatrical. they are let's come to the table and talk and make progress together. host: john is next to from point pleasant beach, new jersey. what did you hear tonight that you liked or did not like? caller: hey. first of all, thanks for taking the call. i really like your guys' show. i thought tim scott did an excellent job tonight. i am really proud to see a republican that isn't what a traditional republican is. republicans are reinventing themselves and tim scott is a good example of what republicans could be. i hope to see more of that. that is really all i have to say. host: was there an issue the president discussed tonight where you agreed with him or disagreed with him? infrastructure, coronavirus aid, american families plan, etc.? caller: yeah. i think there'

and neither will tim scott. no one owns -- no black person owns the pain and agony of racism or discrimination, and i am sick and tired of anyone who uses at the wrong way. we have come a long way in this country, and i know we are going to go a lot further. >> harris: amen. and i know you served. i don't know how many people who know that. you served in the military, and you believe these principles. charles, you and i have talked about it before. to your core, you are willing to fight for them. >> charles: my father served in vietnam too. >> harris: kayleigh. >> kayleigh: thank you for your service, charles, but what you just saw was the template for the republican party moving forward. that was optimistic. it was helpful. it was a recognition of american greatness, despite our nation's founding. and when you contrast the two speeches, ask yourself with stomach this. which world do you want to live in? joe biden, where police are systemically racist, where he supports the filibuster, which has existed for quit

i think you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn't like tim scott. trace, remember, this is the same media who tried to tell us that elizabeth warren is native american despite the fact that her own dna tests that she released hoe e that she is not, and she lied about it and tried to use that for her own career advantage and to get ahead career wise. this is a media that still tries to tell us that she's native american when everyone knows she's not. so they're incredibly dishonest. >> yeah. tyrus? >> you know, when i hear that word token, i always get, i always get dumb founded and shocked by it because the liberals want everyone to have individual thought and do their own thing as long as it doesn't disagree with them. then of course, what do they do? they go after your race. it goes right back to that casual racism. it's pathetic, and he said it best, man. they love you until you have your own program, and then all of a sudden you're a problem. >> yeah. and, kristin soltis anderson, tyrus makes a fair point again saying, hey, the left want to virt

. >> i'm melissa lee this is "fast money" tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, steve grasso, james mcdonald and nadine microsoft falling one trader says double down on this name, how they're playing this pull back it's a small world but big reopening, disneyland opening the gates for the first time in a year we break it down for the trade. later, we are upping the stakes why tomorrow's kentucky derby could be a big win with the betting sports stocks. starting with s&p 500 ending flat despite blow out earnings from biggest companies in the market dow down on the week record profits from the most valuable companies couldn't get investors excited, what will or is the best already baked into these markets tim? >> look, it's disappointing and certainly if you told me the numbers that google and facebook, especially on their ad growth what it means also for the consumer and economy and then get to apple, 5g super cycle alive and well, their service business is girouxing and amazon might have had the best numbers of everybody. week over week triple q&a's with nasdaq down very concerning. semidcond

jillian: the topic of people -- uncle tim following tim scott suv rebuttal of donald trump's address twitter blocked the phrase uncle tim after hours of it circulating the platform following republican senator tim scott's rebuttal to the joint session of address to congress. encountered racism in his life. >> nowhere do i see common ground, discussions of race. i experienced the pain of discrimination. and pulled over for no reason, to be followed around the store on shopping. it is a different kind of intolerance. i get called uncle tom and the n-word by progressives, by liberals. >> reporter: after his address uncle tim appeared on twitter's trending topics. twitter on thursday morning after 11 hours of trending told foxnews it was, quote, blocking the phrase from appear in trends, saying it is so in line with the company's policies but it twitter spokesperson told me trends are determined by an algorithm tailored for users based on who they follow, their interests and location. twitter says, quote, identifies topics that are popular now, the hottest emerging topics of discussions

jillian: and senator tim scott will join "fox & friends" live later this morning. he has to say. the fact that he can make a speech like that be who he is and get dragged through the mud unconscionable. jillian: see you back here tomorrow morning. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >> tonight, i come to talk about rebuilding the nation. revitalizing our democracy. >> our best future will not come from washington schemes and socialist dreams. it will come from you. >> federal investigators have executed a search warrant at rudy giuliani's apartment. >> this is disgusting. and it's the continued politicization of the justice department. >> according to report cover-up is worse than we thought. >> his aides stopped the state health department from plusing the real nursing home data. >> when are kids going to be able to take off those masks. >> they are unvaccinated for that reason they are more at risk. >> children don't spread

the time-outs i'm talking about have nothing do with what tim is talking about.int of heart. exciting three charts the first is very clear. this going from 440 to 67 and cracking -- crashing 75% look at that sell off. >> all right, carter, thank you. carter worth, time. >> hi. >> it's interesting because the technical take doesn't help draw conclusions as to whether or not you're in good standing for the win ultimately but the chart on bitcoin is a little troubling, at least in the near term. >> yeah and i'm not worried about the near term. i think we've seen multiple pull backs in bitcoin and look i would have loved to have bought it $20,000 ago but i think the sense for me is we're starting to see much broader institutional adoption it may be awesome moving into ethereum the idea was i wanted to draft the best athlete a avaivague an ambiguous the best athlete available and what you're stacked for me it's can cannabis, i run a cannabis etf but the point is tilray rallies when fundamentals in cannabis have been good it's not a favorite pick in the sector plu but

so if you want to help tim, go to votetimscott.com and give what you can, because the enemies of tim to do the same tonight. >> sean: while senator graham is sticking up for his fellow lawmaker, virtually no one on the left is defending senator scott. widespread outrage fake new cnn, scott's colleagues across the aisle are more than happy to ignore the racist reaction to his speech. maybe the left doesn't really care about racism is much as they say that they do. after all, this is their president, the guy that worked with robert kkk byrd, the klansman to stop school integration in the '70s. he was worried his kids would grow up in his words "racial jungles" in the school system. the same joe biden who offered the crime bill that led to anen mass incarceration that he referred to as predators on our streets. joe biden has a decades long history of making racially offensive remarks. but no one in the democratic party, the media mob, big tech, no cancellation, no criticism fromde them. take a look. >> madam president, we have predators on our streets. >> the largest population is india

nia just mending about tim scott may be having higher aspirations. he is saying -- mitchell mcconnell is saying tim scott is a future of the republican party. okay. this is a party where members were laying out plans for a caucus on anglo-saxon traditions earlier this month and they defended white insurrections but scared if black lives matter protesters stormed the capitol. so what gives here? >> yeah. i mean, this is a problem. until the gop confronts the facts of the insurrection and what led to it, it's going to be donald trump's party, right? that is the power and control that trump has over the party. one of the weirdest parts about tim scott's response when he painted president biden as the divider in chief and just totally ignored what happened in the insurrection. i see a lot of what tim scott was doing in that speech was quite trumpy. when he was coming out and saying we are not a racist country, i read that as tim scott jumping straight on into the culture war. listen. you had in that address joe biden composing trillion of new spending an

as tim scott said, it's time to be joyful. hear joyful messaging about how far we've come in this. everybody is ready for that and to be able to breathe. thanks very much. marc thiessen, thanks to you. "back to blue" is available at foxnation.com. and more on uncle tim to tread before 11 hours. senator scott says he firmly believes that america is not a racist country. who would think that that would ever be a controversial statement in the united states? it is. >> this was standard republican padulum. this could have been delivered by tom cotton or mike lee. there's no racism here. america is not a racist country. rates are low. e newday lets you borrow all of your home's value. and you could take out $50,000 dollars or more. being a good father is important to me so being diagnosed with advanced non-small cell lung cancer made me think of all the things that i wanted to teach my kids. my doctor said i could start on keytruda, so i did. with each scan, things just got better. in a clinical study, keytruda offered patients a l

tim is right. when you are in a shared tragedy like we were, sometimes it pulls you apart and sometimes it pulls you together. there was a joyous commitment we were, all of us together. there were suggestions that we carry our business on an alternate site or maybe we get into a bus and go somewhere which was ludicrous. we can convene right here in this room. it was a bipartisan heck no, we won't do this. will not let this get the better of us and we will waited out of here until it is considered safe for us to get back in that hollow chamber and do what we are supposed to do which is to confirm our election result. there was a bit of camaraderie there. some people had mixed experiences. another in their hideaways, that people banging on the doors. that much more of a close call. trauma associated with that as well. so, i mean it definitely was a moment i will never forget but it was so odd for me to reflect back that i had that same feeling on 9/11 like wow, what is going on here? i was probably o

tim: thanks. we are currently working on the budget proposal and, first of all, we were delighted to see that congress provided cisa with additional funding to the american rescue act because of the recent campaigns that we witnessed and experienced and the 650 million dollars that we are provided with more resources to execute its mission to defend and protect the civilian federal agencies. that is something that we welcomed and considered a down payment for the work that needs to be done in the coming weeks and months, but most likely, years looking at the state that some of the systems are in and the work that is required to modernize them. so, with respect to its evolution and trajectory, thanks to the work of the commission and members of congress who integrated several of the proposals that the commission shared with congress last year, the last year national defense authorization act included a broad series of new authorities that we are now very focused on implementing ranging from new thr

so a lot of disinformation from tim scott.ere were three vaccines that president biden and this administration inherited on day one going into this particular four year tenure. to say something like that in fact checking tim scott, if you are nicolle wallace who apparently was a republican once by also saying this is a speech delivered from a planet where facts don't matter. that's very interesting. but, over all, you want to talk about facts, in terms of president biden, he talked about how he traveled 17,000 miles president xi. that never happened. he said the january 6th capitol riots were, quote, the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war. why don't you tell that to people who actually were around for pearl harbor or 9/11 that was 20 years ago, people lost lives in new york and washington and pennsylvania more than 3,000. you are saying that the capitol riots which were horrible on january 6th even remotely compared to those two events. come on, man, to quote joe biden. steve: indeed. you mentioned nicolle walla

tim gave a fantastic speech.e history of the world enabled so many people to start with nothing and achieve the american peer that is why tim is a conservative and why i am a conservative. i think it was particularly important that tim made the point, which is right from america's not a racist country. in fact, we have a legacy of fighting for equal rights of all. it hasn't been a perfect journey but no journey is. we are moving towards a more perfect union. i think tim articulated that beautifully. twitter on the other hand, listen to the left is intolerant. the left believes in cancel culture. there are a few things that enrage the left more than minority that don't sit down and shut up and obey. they get very angry at african-americans like him who dare to be a conservative. they get angry with hispanics like me who dare to be conservative because especially minorities, you either agree with leftist orthodoxy where you are a trader. so the nastiness of the racial slur, unfortunately, that is a recurring featur

tim is an author. the published his book largely about the use of properties by nationstates and cyber. before joining carnegie, he was the director of the resilience project at new america and head of research for their cybersecurity initiative. this is another alum of dhs, kemba is serving in microsoft's digital crime unit enters responsible for launching and leading that ransomware program. she started her career at microsoft. providing counsel to the democracy program through the 2020 presidential election but she spent a decade at dhs serving at several attorney l evels. including lead attorney as it represented to the committee on foreign investment for the united states and she was a cybersecurity attorney which is where i got to know her. she was also for some time the primary sample security legal advisor to the election task force. that is now called the election security initiative. a wonderful team we have here today to have this converstaion --conversation to better understand the role of

>> tim >> market's up 28% and 125 days.hink people are underestimating the head winds from higher tax talk and fiscal does not even come close to outweighing the multiplier effect from higher taxes i'm concerned by the progressive talk this is not what was out there on the election trail. >>> coming up, dogecoin goes hollywood. but first, qualcomm shares are ripping higher the numbers when we return and their vets our physical, social, and mental health cared for in one place. ♪ petco. the health and wellness company. i love two things, eating high quality cat food from petco, and the box it's delivered in. same day. petco. the health and wellness company. lately, it's been hard to think about the future. but thinking about the future, is human nature. at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to your future. edward jones. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we c

tim, happy friday.ood to see you. >> hey, thanks for having me on the show >> it's always good to have you. i should have known you would come out swinging on this topic in a very provocative tweet. you sound pretty confident that what we heard or at least we think we heard yesterday is going to hammer out in policy. do you not believe there will be some compromises along the way >> well, i just think what are they thinking? because actually higher taxes tend to lower revenue, so right now, they need a lot of revenue. they've been printing money. and if you bring in higher taxes, it lowers the motivation of the people. if you are working towards some goal, you're a start-up saying i'm going to build something of great value and then you realize the government takes more than half of it, you're working through july before you even have started to work for yourself that motivation starts to dwindle. it's a little like i mean south korea versus north korea south korea, you've got a wonderful democracy, a f

tim has taken -- tim has done all of that. all that stuff because i've been too tired.he schedules, all of the driving, all of the homework. frankly, tim, i'm not sure i can help them with their math homework. >> that's true. i can't either. >> i'm sure you'll be up late watching sports every night. >> yeah. >> now you can -- now alisyn can stay up to watch "monday night football." >> exactly. go chiefs. >> you'll have to explain to her the whole time that it is football. >> there's no one less sport literate than my wife. >> but i think the ncaa bracket proved that eye there's a closet sports genius. >> no, you're lucky. you are incredibly lucky. >> well, tim, this is what you get. you know, he's a lucky man, too. >> that's very nice of you, but i'm truly lucky. tim, thank you for all, all of your support during these -- >> thank you. seriously, i'm not kidding. thank you, john. thank you, alisyn. it's been some tough times and you guys have been a real source of equanimity. >> tim, love you. thank you. >> all right. take care. >> "new day" continues right now. >>> thi

and tim scott dove into the culture war. he had good things to talk about. it was disjointed for him to dismiss racism when he is working on the police reform bill in the senate. there is a reason why there's so much interest in passing that bill. it's because everyone saw what happened to george floyd and realized that, yeah, racism is a problem in the country. and i like joe biden's answer, saying, you know, the american people, we're not racist, but we do have things to grapple with. that is the exact right tone. and when you just look at what tim scott is trying to do, he's trying to check too many boxes to still appease that trump base. and i don't see that as a future. it's just a different person saying the same things. >> well, a different person and, again, look, stating the obvious here, why would they pick tim scott, the only black senator, to give the response? i'm just saying. let's just be honest. we know why. thank you both. i appreciate it. >> thanks, don. >> it is what it is. >>> joining me now, democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota.

senator tim scott, after senator tim scott's takedown of the biden agenda, he was swarmed with a wavedisgusting attacks with even the term uncle tim trending on twitter. it is repugnant, reprehensible, and you're responsible. but unfortunately, it is actually what we have come to expect from the far left partisan drones that fueled nothing but hate and rage for anyone who dares to question the prevailing liberal orthodoxy. and while biden's policy pitch last night was largely unimpressive, underwhelming, and quite frankly unworkable, believe it or not, there were a few moments where he hit the mark. like talking about lowering prescription drug prices and ending endless wars. but does not sound all a little bit familiar? yeah, biden's best moments last night or when he was again plagiarizing donald trump. yes, last night's speech was largely a dry humdrum list of bullet points and empty promises. but under the surface, there is an agenda set on grabbing power at all cost and never giving it up. they want concentrated control in washington so you have to surrender yourself to the washi

joining us to weigh in is tim bray, former amazon v.p. tim, happy friday. thanks for the time. >> glad to be here >> i want you to walk me through aws just to start. what explains the acceleration in your view and what explains the upside in margins? it's really taken the street by surprise >> well, you know, aws is 32% growth year over year. 30% margin 54 billion run rate. what a business. that combination of margin and run rate is unbelievable they wonder by jessie got promoted that's your answer that's 47% of amazon's operating income that's a story >> where do you think that business is coming from? new business or is it a share shift? >> oh, there's a lot of new business in there. and they listed a bunch of new customers. it's not hard to understand. the cloud business is pretty big. if you look at the whole enterprise it business, it's huge last time i saw a number it was 1.7 trillion the cloud business is looking exciting, but it's 10, 15% of the whole it business, and it's going to be a lot more than 10 or 15% ten years from now. there's a lot of ro

twitter allows uncle tim to trend 11 hours before cutting it off after tim scott firmly believes america is not quote, a racist country. vicious attacks ensue. biden's american family plan could make free college a reality but it doesn't come free. it could be a huge step towards government-run colleges and free college for all. republicans turning their backs on woke ceos. how democrats are now becoming the party of big corporations an republicans the proud defender of the american worker. and this, the postal service admits it is spying on you. when did the postal service get into national intelligence? president biden painting with broad strokes on immigration but failed to address the crisis happening at this very moment on the southern border. he is even being slammed by his own party. i'm brian brenberg in for elizabeth macdonald. the"the evening edit" starts rit now now. ♪ brian: president biden highlighted his 6 trillion-dollar spending spree, drawing harsh criticism from republicans about the american families plan. the white house offered specific numbers who will be affected b

what do you think it does for tim scott? the rebuttal is very, very hard and only somebody with oratorical skills. >> greg: you don't want some help from me. i will say something terrible. >> dana: yes, no doubt he is now elevated. everybody is talking about him. sometimes, unfortunately trending negatively with racial slur will elevate you, for example kamala harris was asked about his comments last night. by robin roberts on "good morning america," tim said it's not a racist country. what do you think? she said i agree this is not a racist country but we have issues we have to deal with. and what is tim scott doing, he is actually going up rolling up his sleeves and working on racism. it definitely elevates him. it is interesting somebody in the media had that reaction. last night, first of all, peter was really annoying me because before hand, flipping through the channels, talk about the netflix serving a little bit. and then i have to watch the speech. he read a book and then from the peanut gallery. let's just say some

tim, you're shaking your head.'s money to go somewhere. >> first of all -- >> to go on vacation. >> first of all, yeah, i love the song we just played by the go gos quick trivia, first album or second album, leslie >> first it was a 50/50 shot. >> second. >> wrong. >> love the gogos. vacation i can name it one mote, look, the absurdity of this. if you want your employees to be less burned out because they can't get away from screens at home, bring them back to work or how about if you told me go back to the office where you don't have to also deal with working home, kids remote learning and all these other things, that actually sounds like a vacation is getting back to the office. look, i think this is absurd and, you know, my family is listening somewhere but i -- this is extraordinary. they must have a lot of money to give away or sign me up at pwc. >> it's amazing what the pandemic can do to our definition of vacation, right, victoria >> absolutely. i think besides just employers not wanting their employees to g

scott which was uncle tim.namics here. >> it's very ugly stuff and i'm not necessarily opposed to the fact that it trended because i think it is illustrative, revealing. there is an undercurrent of nastiness and bigotry including on race on both ends of the ideological spectrum. some people try to pretend that only one political tribe has a racism problem, that is clearly not the case as we saw very clearly the other night and it was a very unfortunate thing to see happen but also sadly not anything new for senator scott as he mentioned in the speech itself. >> gillian: richard, if we look at the rebuttal speech itself, one of the core messages that scott delivered as he sees is a problem in america right now is children, students are once again being taught that the color of their skin in some way defines them. is that a message that people of color in the democratic party can rally behind and at least see some truth in what he was saying there? >> i don't think anyone wants the color of your skin to define yo

tim scott. african-american. lived the arc of the problem, but, also, the ability to overcome the challenge and achieve greatness in life. senator tim scott checks those boxes. but if he is trying to appeal, and the party's trying to appeal, to people of color. and he says america is not racist. what is the net effect of him tonight? with that community. >> well, i have to say, i watched tim scott and just felt like i was living in an alternate universe. my eyes were big, my jaw was dropped. and i was quite surprised. but i think what tim scott was doing, tonight, was really testing some things out for 2022. and potentially, for him, as a presidential candidate in 2024. he bought into the big lie. he -- quite dangerous talking about like pulling himself up from the bootstraps. but the ironic thing is that he talked about how he was a poor child. and yet, in the chamber, when joe biden talked about how he was going to cut child poverty by 50%. republicans didn't clap or stand. so, it's clear that they wouldn't hav

i will go to the source of the quote, tim, gm is still the way?> yeah, i mean, call me the tortoise gm has doubled since october what do you call that? >> well, it's moving i agree. the re-rating has happened we talked about on the show, in terms of finally moving big like neo or tesla to fully give it credit for the ev-maker it now is does that happen >> sure. i think the reason you brought up the question to guy on tesla and he didn't answer you about the intra day chart is tesla reversed to finish lower on the day. the number one ev producer of the world people think of tesla whether it's accurate or not the point is tesla should be soaring on this. and the chart up 11.5% so the point's well taken. and to the chart's point, the company is growing the subscription revenue we just got their first quarter reporting this is a spac, a deal that's been a bit of a roller coaster, but if you're buying it, you're buying with $174 billion of ev incentives announced two days ago by biden for a company near the bottom of this range before this move when it

virgin, lordstown all seeing big losses tim, you flagged this one.as a couple of things i'm long draftkings first of all. the thing here is about growing market share and some formulaic reputation of how they will participate in that. the new york gambling proposals and the legislation coming through looks really cloudy at best very confusing i think that's a negative. look, in terms of broader money into the spac market, if -- it is a spac, but trading on the fundamentals of the company, in spac land, there have been a lot of issues with essentially the pipes that are funding a lot of these spacs and the punctuation on how emphatic the investors have been on the deal or not i think the pipe market is going through some pain right now. i think there is a lot of deals out there. there is a lot of indigestion there is a lot of folks that are pulling back and thing is a lot of folks in the capital market side that are pulling back on those deals because they don't see an appetite >> yeah, karen, you also -- you all were talking about this on the call ea

tim scott, look at his history.ot even just his history, but being the first black senator in the republican party. obviously, there is still way schism there. all the rest are white. they are all white women. there are no trans, no gay, no lgbtq communities, no hispanics, no latinos, nobody. just him. just the one. what can you expect from him? thank you for c-span and have a good day. host: here are some of the details of the american families plan. $800 billion to permanently extend the child tax credit. $225 billion for child care for low and middle income families. $225 billion for national paid family and medical leave rogue rooms. universal preschool, $200 billion for that. $109 billion for two free years of community colleges. $85 billion of pell grant's over the next two years. about the president's speech, the lead opinion piece in "the washington post" this morning. mr. biden's new proposal would greatly strengthen the social safety net, but at what cost? mr. biden pledged not to raise taxes on anyone mak

and for me, tim scott is always been a guy who was so honest. is that he himself is been a victim of discrimination in this country stopped by police and the like. so he is working now on police reform. i think that is exactly the attitude to have. so i was in agreement after some thought, after being taken aback. one quick additional thought there kennedy, i thought this twitter slur, that was awful paired talk about how difficult it is to be a black conservative in the country. that really rebuild it in full flower to me. i would just say that everybody who said garrett, great, get that off of there we should also say that for people who want to harass people on the left with all kinds of ugly language in abusive talk. kennedy: there is no place for it. especially you cannot claim to be antiracist even that that is an ill-defined term. i had one person get mad at me on twitter today for the discussion we are having on outnumbered about tim scott. they said the token has spoken. even dick durbin called tim scott's placer form legislation a toke

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correct me if i'm wrong, tim.s chapel in windsor is the site of not just funerals but also many celebratory events for the royal family. >> it has got massive royal history. of course, there will be many people thinking of that day that you refer to three years ago when the mood was very different. the weather was as it is now, bright and sunny. i was there myself. the atmosphere was incredibly celebratory. there was great excitement about the future. this, we thought, was without exaggerating the dawn of a new royal age, a new royal couple bringing a completely different feel to the royal family. it was a fairy tale, like a lot of fairy tales surrounding the house of windsor, it very quickly went wrong. that will be in a lot of people's minds today when they see prince harry, how sad they will feel that the future that was promised on that day three years ago has not been fulfilled. >> yeah. i think a lot of people, tim, will be watching very, very closely to see the body language between the brothers, see if the

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as tim talked about, those margins are really extraordinary. it was on ipo, a direct listing but is one that makes money. you can turn yourself into a pritsel and get w it's not a crazy prize. you have to think of the explosive growth of the first quarter which was quite extraordinary doesn't need to be that giant every time but it needs to sustain huge growth for a while. and i think it can i think though that whether or not it thinks it should be tied to bitcoin it will be. because people will see of it as an easier way to trade with bitcoin, just today we seen how they trade in lock step. we've seen short-term tops, we've seen many in the cryptocurrencies space this wouldn't be shocking but don't think it's the end of the cryptocurrencies run at all it's now getting into a whole other stage of adoption. >> before bitcoin twitter comes after me, it's a fierce group out there, we're not saying peak of bitcoin in terms of bitcoin is never going to see that level again but in terms of the craze, the mania we've seen, at least this year, when you

well it's no accident that tim scott the most prominent african-american currently in the u.s. congress in the senate was chosen to give this message given the fact that so much of what joe biden has talked about in his 1st 100 days has to deal with grace and so what we've heard now is from a black man who says that not everyone in the united states agrees with joe biden's policies essentially what he's saying is that at times he is accusing the democrats of using race to divide americans and to use it to advance policy so this is a pretty powerful accusation and it really is touching on a raw nerve that is percolating in american society what he's saying is that he believes that as a black man he has benefited greatly from all of the opportunities that america has to offer and that in his view america is not inherently racist he also talked about how he's concerned that children today specifically white children are being told they are the oppressors and that they are responsible for the actions of their ancestors and that he feels this is the wrong approach he also talked abo

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senator tim scott, a republican from south carolina, will be giving the republican rebuttal. it's a huge deal. when you have the opposing party give the rebuttal speech, it indicates the person giving it is someone that a party really does see as the future of the party, an emerging leader. you have to note he is the only black republican in the senate. i think that is key right now with a lot of the issues we are seeing across the country. he is spearheading the republican side of police reform talks. he has taken on a lot of what we've seen regarding on racial unrest in the party. he will also discuss the vaccine. he will credit the credit administration -- the trump administration and credit operation warp speed. he will also talk about how some of the past packages passed under the trump administration helped set up america and the economy to do better. conflicting of course with what the biden administration is going to say. >> and of course, tim scott has a major role in the republican convention -- had a major role in the republican convention this past summer. you hav