tj maxx, is a great shopping experience.e goods, the stock is playing the housing market with new homeowners looking to buy decorations. >> my mom turned me on to tj maxx when she was alive. i used to spend hours with her in burr linker ton and tj maxx, waiting for her to treasure hunt. i finally bought the stock t was worth the wait. before we wrap this up, barry, i have to ask you about inflation. i listened to your podcast. you think it is sticky. what is the message with the bond market? what is the bond market missing? >> well i think there is three issues here. one is that the real driver of higher bond yields in the first quarter was government borrowing, not inflation. the government is not done borrowing. we'll hear with the senate coming back this week more about that. the second factor is that global goods prices is what drove inflation down for the last 30 years. global goods, global supply chains are going to get restructured. that is going to persist through the cycle. the third factor is, the household sector,

walking out of the tj maxx.i see senior citizens putting their pennies down so they can buy something they waited for weeks to buy. this is an outrage. what are we going to do about it? >> we are going to do what we have done before. the seeking of decriminalizing and reducing and thinking it will work. we have been there before. the last time we implemented three strikes laws, we did put a lot of people behind bars. we did it all over the country. most of california, new york was a tremendous success. or time you reduce crime overall which means you stop having to put people in jail because many of them don't commit the crimes. but it will get worse before it gets better. we know that, we have been there before. judge jeanine: chief james craig, you ran detroit, we didn't see any of the burning, any of the nonsense in that city. we know you were all about community policing. now you are running for office. you are running for governor. we are proud of you. what are you going to do? how are you going to change t

interestingly 42% of their customers are getting the monthly checks, retailers like nike, footlocker and tj maxxbenefit, if you want to invest more broadly i have two etf's for you the spider smt retail etf has already been a winner this year and the invesco s&p small-cap consumer discretionary is also really well-positioned for the trend. jack: that is a mouthful but good advice. there is no good transition carlton but there is a fascinating story in barron's this week i can't pronounce about involves bill gates and sharks and reprogramming dna, tell us about this. >> were talking about synthetic biology testing high school level science knowledge but it merges biology with engineering to put it plainly there trying to produce products at a lower cost in a sustainable manner and one thing is to derive from shark livers you can actually build the product engineering deep cells. jack: that is amazing is always crazy in science fiction but there's really big names, great investors behind this. >> yeah bill gates, kathy wood and john durham and reporters of the industry say it could be 1 trillion-d

employees at tj maxx not confronting shoplifters, just sitting by. said they give the equivalent of a traffic ticket. why criminals feel emboldened. same story in san francisco where businesses and security officials say shoplift something simply out of control. terrible. of. stuart: no wonder the governor is up for recall. ashley, thank you. we told you about the department of education's handbook for school reopening. it included a link to a radical activist group which wants to send white teachers to anti-racist therapy. well the biden administration is now backtracking calling that an error. mike emanuel joins us from washington. are republicans buying this error story? reporter: absolutely not. texas senator ted cruz told me alarmed what he read by the guidance provided by the department of education. >> the document the biden administration sent to schools across this country talks aabout the need to disrupt whiteness and other forms of oppression. so where did this document come? something from joe biden, if you're white, whiteness is a form o

we like reopening plays like tj maxx and six flags and also the technology space whether fintech as youlier in the program. we like paypal. we like broadcom for broadly diversedfied technology company. we also like to own banks for good inflation protection. charles: okay. joanne, fantastic talking to you about all these things. really appreciate it. we'll talk to you real soon. >> thank you, charles. >> hey, folks, i got a question for you. what do you think is the most important pressing issue in this country today? there is a poll that is really saying government by far more than anything. i've got larry kudlow on that next. also instead of showing up for work the for their constituents, texas democrats grabbed a whole bunch of beer and hopped on private plane all in attempt to usurp states rights. deneen borelli is here around she is a little fired up. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ the rule in business used to be, "location, location, locatio

people brazenly walking into tj maxx's, neiman marcus, cvs, walgreens, looting and stealing. world where thieves are not prosecuted. where a business can't go set up shop and expect people to pay for merchandise, that is a, not a civilized society. that is not organized society. that is anarchists. it is not true that anyone else to say crime in general is down. what may be down, arrests may be down. you know, especially during the heart of the pandemic, police in jails went actually out of that i way to keep populations down. police let a lot of things slide on purpose because of the pandemic. what happened after the peak of the pandemic, we had the defunds police movement and police suddenly became the villains. and then, so what police did, they kind of said, okay, if we don't have to make a traffic stop we'll not make one. we'll do what we actually must do. we're not going to do discretionary things that means that arrests go way down. so if you look at those statistics, try to claim that crime is down because arrests are down. that's deceptive. i would call it a lie. eli