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alluding to microsoft and the rest -- jonathan: let's bring in harm bandholz of kiel university of applied sciences. how are you interpreting the coming data? harm: good morning. i have no tie --i hi apologize -- i apologize! it is as you talked about earlier. at the market is obsessed with inflation. we have a report coming out today that will show higher in nation. last year -- exactly a year ago, april, 2020 -- covid caused a big drop in the cpi. that base effect is now getting out of the system. it is why we get what jon talked earlier about. that year-over-year spike is the most in i think 10 years, so this will make headlines. it will corroborate the market notion that inflation is spiking and all the inflation dangers are materializing. jonathan: just to jump in and look at the labor market, we had job openings surge yesterday to records, then you look at small business surveys. a record number said they were unable to fill positions. that job openings issue, the problem on the supply side, is it an issue solved by time or higher prices? harm: it does not go away with time. have been looking

of dollars, taxpayer dollars, to america's universities. my amendment says in return for these billions of dollars, when applying for national science foundation funds, universities will be required to attest that they are protecting free speech, religious liberty, and prohibiting discrimination on campus and explain what steps they are taking to ensure compliance. that's it. a letter to the n.s.f. once a year for billions in federal research dollars. now, mr. president, already we're hearing that some universities oppose my amendment, calling it, quote, burdensome. well, here it is. it's two pages. it's simple. it's easy. this university opposition actually illustrates the problem that in exchange for billions of dollars in federal research money, america's universities can't be bothered to demonstrate to congress and the american people that they are committed to the principles of the first amendment, which, by the way, have made our country and our universities so exceptional. mr. president, censorship, oppression, and one-sided thoughts are characteristics of communist china, not america, and certainly should not be the characteristic of a

profits but spending money on brain science with the university of maryland or johns hopkins or something? >> not really because this is one of those things that appliesan article in new york times magazine which a lot of people point to as an example of the old traditional shareholder value version of capitalism and a lot of people who refer to it but never read it and pretend it is strict and unyielding and is about corporate greed. in reality in american law corporations have pretty wide latitude to spend money on all kinds of stuff. generally very low to interfere in the decisions of corporations if the managers and directors can provide the most space saving version of an excuse so under armour could say funding in medical research on traumatic brain injury we will acquire a positive pr value if people will like us and we are great company for doing that, what they call business judgment rules, we will let that fly. a case like that which would end up with under armour spending money on the wrong things. >> let me bring you back for either of you. we have these options, right? people can voluntarily take their companies public or private. we have

science at the university of maryland or johns hopkins or something? >> not really because the -- one of those things where there's two versions. this apply toys articles in the "new york times" magazine in 1970 which people opportunity to as an example of the old traditionallyholder value version of capitalism. and i a lot of people who refer to it i suspect never read it, and sort of bree -- pretend it is so strict and unyielding it's 100 percent about corporate greed. in reality, in american law, corporations have pretty wide latitude to spend money on all kinds of stuff, and courts very generally league to interfere in management'ses of corporation this managers and directors can provide even the most face-saving version of an excuse. so under armour could say by funding medical research traumatic brain injuries we'll acquire a positive pr value and people will like us, and i think we're a great company for doing that, and any court are in what i they call the business judgment rule and defer to benefit will let that fly. a very unlikely a case like that would actually end up with under armour being shanks by a court by spending money

science at the university of maryland or johns hopkins or something of the sort? >> not really, because the -- one of those things where there's society of a cliche version and a real version. that appliesto the famous articles in "the new york times" magazine in 1970 which a lot of people point to as this is an example of the old traditional shareholder value verse of capitalism, and i a lot of people who refer is to i suspect never read it, and sort of pretend that it is so strict and unyielding that it's 100 percent about corporate greed and nothing else. in reality and in american law, corporations have pretty wide latitude to spend money on all kinds of stuff. courts are generally very loathe to interfere in management decisions and corporations if the managers and directors can provide even the most face-saving version of an excuse. so under armour could say by funding medical reserve on traumatic brain injuries we'll acquire a positive pr value and people will like us, and think we're a great company for doing that. any court under what they call the business judgment rule where they generally defer to management will let that fly. very unlikely a case like that would actually en