vivek: there's a key factor and the rising rates to fight inflation. there's a difference when you're raising rates now against biden's policies versus the last time, i mean, this was decades ago when paul as a rule keystono raise rates against deregulatory and business friendly policies and it's a double whammy. raising against the backdrop of biden's policies and one thing about the election meddling, this is a perversion of the democracy and stranger things talking about upside down. this is the upside down of democracy actually. this is not the way you're supposed to work as a power struggle, we want to debate the best ideas, get them out in the open. not use raw power of capitol force to meddle with the other party's affairs to have easier opponents to run against. that's what bothers me, whether you're democrat or republican, it should send chills down your spine. >> harris: it's an assumption, elmorely, that they can control how -- emily, that they can control how people vote. it's an assumption to say if we put enough money into the candidates

good morning, vivek ramaswamy.irst of all, why did you do that? >> there is a major problem in the industry and it is simple. if you are a hardworking american chances are you have an investment account of some kind. chances are the investment account has funds invested in managers like black rock state street or vanguard. they use your money to tell companies to adopt so-called esg values. telling companies like chevron to cut oil productions and focus on caps. companies like apple to adopt racial equity audits for hiring standards. the problem is many americans don't want to deliver that message with their money. for those who do, they are free to do that but everyone else come i want to create a new option. what we did, what we announced yesterday is a launch of a new fund as trv, the largest u.s. public companies. and the message to corporate america is to focus on excellence over politics here that letter to apple, i said forget about that racial equity audit. your hiring should be focused exclusively on merit

>> vivek: suburbs of columbus, ohio. married with two kids.ing variable in the study. people who have more money are happier in the neighborhood. if you're married and you have kids it tends to correlate to how wealthy you are in the neighborhood. i think that's what's going on here, i don't think it's about whether your married or single. >> gutfeld: your equivocating. ing words i don't understand. you got to stop. not as interesting as jim's joke. i just got a put out there. sorry tyrus. >> tyrus: your calling strikes man. >> gutfeld: he gives the facts. not a joke. not good. >> tyrus: you want me to believe a man who is single owns his own home, he can go where he wants, he's unhappy? as opposed to the married guy with 3.5 kids, a know-it-all wife, the bad car. >> gutfeld: they're turning on you in the audience right now! >> tyrus: no, some guy who is in trouble with his wife he wrote the article. you got to be home at six and single guys are out to whenever chris mark come. >> gutfeld: the neighbors want to come to your house because you'v

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joining us now vivek ramaswamy. welcome to the show. abraham lincoln lost.cs start claiming they could not lose? >> i think that we have a victim hood culture that since fec -- that is inspecting heart of the national soul, i spent a lot of book critiques left wing woke victim hood coolture. the way that woke left wins is not with a bang but a whimper. getting the other side to copy their methods, and idea are not losing an election when you lose it, whether a democrat or a republican is the beginning of a national decline. not so much it is just a threat to d democracy. but for me, a stom of a deeper victim hood culture that mails to recognize hardship is not the same thing as victimhood. it is a shame that republican party has copied methods of its opponents rather than rising to the occasion. i wrote the book to light a fire under their seat. trey: you wrote there are only two ways to win a culture war, defeat the other side, or infection it with your own values. >> i drew analogy in my book to take war on terror. part of what distinguishes you from the o

vivek vivek ramaswamy is the author. the left over the entire generation? >> i think it has been more much of the 21st century. there's something about the psychological need that human beings have that when you describe them as a victim, that justifies taking any action to achieve their ends, but it's not just limited to the american left. even vladimir putin in some ways describes himself as a victim, because that's what allows him to take extraordinary force that otherwise wouldn't have been justified even to his own people , if he didn't describe himself as a victim. stuart: i've got the feeling that that's victimology is very much in charge in america today, and my question is, how do you reverse it? >> that's right so that's what this book is all about. the case i make in this book is we used to have a national identity built around the shared pursuit of excellence. we now have a national identity built around victimhood and it's not just black victimhood, not just liberal, both of which i talk about in the book, i

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vivek ramaswamy joins us now. we thought that would be apropos being that it was in the news so much. >> one of the cases i make in this book is victimhood is a proved incumbency. you start as a nation of insurgents. it's once you become and i insurgent, then incumbentsy breeds victimhood. and that leads to national decline. brian: you believe we are in a negative slope at this point. >> i go back to roman history. we tell ourselves there was a rise and fall of rome. but there were many rices and many falls. i still think we have shot at turning this hour. the british generation become the greatest because they had to be. 1812 they were called to fight. you set the stage here. like romans we americans print lots of money to pay for the fixation or arguing how to split the pie go hand in hand with victimhood. it's a powerful way to claim that you deserve government largess more than they do. so doing it makes the pie smaller, setting the stage for where we are at. >> that's the problem. in the name of helping the p

debate about whether or not these are in the best interest of the company and the shareholders. >> vivekut that's the default position of even, even gary gentzler in the scc. i know you've seen the red writ. t rhetoric they're saying it is about shareholder value. preventing bad weather down the roading being in the best interest of the shareholders down the road, that seems like a stretch to me. let me ask u warren buffett. he's buying a lot of occidental. he may echbd um with the whole thing. it's been said he likes the carbon capture tech knoll jichlt is that what he's looking at is that a profitable business down the road? bring me to the possibility of that if a company is supposed to switch to 50% of its business activities and they're about carbon capture do you sell credits do that versus do you think that's why buffett is buying oxy because the carbon cap is taken out or the money that's in the ground that oxy has or can eventually have >> i can't speak for why they're buying occidental. i can tell you berkshire hathaway have a lot invested in them to power companies across idah

it's called giuliani the rise and tragic fall of america's mayor and vivek ramaswamy, the new york times best selling author of woke inc, has a new book out. it looks at the state of american society. it's called nation of victims identity politics, the death of merit and the path back to excellence. npr legal affairs correspondent nina totenberg released her memoir, dinners with ruth. it focuses on her friendship of over 50 years with the late justice ruth bader ginsburg and new yorker war correspondent luke mogul and has a new book out. it's called the storm is here an american crucible. in it, he tracks the rise of right wing extremism and his experience. on january six, 2021, at the u.s. capitol. well, along with newly released books, we like to share some of the recent reviews of books that come out in national publications weekly. agent josephine chronicle. entertainer josephine baker's time as an anti-nazi spy in pre-world war two. paris. although many books and movies have chronicled the career of the santas and her self-exile to france, british journalist damian lewis looks at h

democrat candidate federman now backing vivek ramashwami -- dr. oz.e outlook for the midterms in pennsylvania and georgia next. ♪ stuart: the market still on the downside big time especially the nasdaq. this is a tech lead selloff, the nasdaq is down 370 points, 3.3%, the selloff continues. the administer ration handing out millions of dollars to lawyers to fight deportation. kelly o'grady has the story. >> reporter: get ready for sticker shock. despite digital signs that a new nonprofit will give $40 million of federal money, that is just the start if grants are extended here, the will cost could be $229 million. it is made up of 2 organizations that provide legal services to illegal immigrants, one severe institute that views immigration enforcement agencies on their website as a threat to civil liberties holding a separate 171 million in march to help unaccompanied minors avoid deportation. when asked about their grant the center says this. due process liberty, equal protection under the law for all people, citizen and immigrant alike are among the

vivek ramashwami joins us now, it is a point i know you have been thinking about this environment wherer workers or at least those in existing jobs. tell me what you are seeing. >> there's a lot of directions to go but for workers in existing jobs at the end of the day one thing they talk about in my upcoming book is we have a new culture of laziness that permeates the private sector so it does take two to tango, the culture of laziness in the private sector is something decreasing the productivity of the workforce and when you combine that with top-down forces you get to a less productive economy so you take this and progression. neil: who are the victims? >> we have a new national identity based on victimhood. we see ourselves as black victims, white victims, liberal victims, even increasingly conservative victims. the case i make is victimhood is in some ways a product of our status as an incumbent. you saw the same thing and patterns of the rise and fall of rome, there are many rises and many falls and the same is true of the american experiment as well but part of the way out of th

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a facebook official tells surgeon general vivek murthy quote i know our teams met today to better understandrom us on misinformation going forward. expects from us? it sounds like they are emailing their boss and in some ways probably felt like that. biden says jump. zuckerberg says how high? it didn't stop there they are even censoring memes. the white house covid response digital director asked facebook fake page impersonating fauci and even got a reply within seconds. if i were to forget my face book password it would take them a week to get back to me or you. the white house is already playing defense on this story claiming these communications between facebook and the white house started during the trump administration. but who is really believing that? louisiana attorney general jeff landry joins you now to walk us through his court filing. attorney general, walk us through that court filing. what are you attempting to expose here? >> what we are attempting to expose is basically that the government infringed upon citizens and others who were disseminating that information fir first am

barry bonds was on hand to speak with the team kings owner vivek. ron adivÉ.e giant's triple-a affiliate the sacramento river cats. so there's the baseball connection bonds has the single season record with 73 home runs and after an 11-hour flight the golden state warriors have arrived in japan the trip could be well worth it though. japan has the world's third largest economy and the warriors have become an international brand. we're going to tokyo, baby. get this season all started right road trip. so the dubs arrived at the scene with immense fanfare no surprise there the players signed autographs as they made their way through the plane terminal they play the wizards at 3 am our time on friday while we wait for them to play basketball though. here's a video the guys training their hand at traditional japanese game. kendama. there's no way. hey read a little. no. nah. stephen claired just good at everything. sandia told us earlier hurricane ian is bearing down on florida tom brading the tampa bay buccaneers have already evacuated from miami and sunday's pri

vivek murthy talking about the updated covid booster that should be available soon targeting the latestesser, president and ceo of the robert wood johnson foundation and former acting director of the cdc. always great to see you, dr. besser. this is the first major upgrade to booster shots that could be available in just a few days, it's not been tested on humans, are you confident it will work? >> i'm confident. you know what we've seen throughout this pandemic is that these vaccines, these mrna vaccines are extremely effective against covid. in making this change, a pretty small change to the vaccine, will allow this vaccine to target the strain that's in our communities right now. we need to make sure that everyone wants that vaccine has the ability to get that vaccine. >> but how much more effective is it's supposed to be, so many breakthrough cases before even people who were vaccinated and booster and is it coming out just in time for the next variant? >> well, you know, we'll have to see, but one of the things that's really important to keep in mind is that the vaccines were deve

surgeon general vivek murthy says he loves a good ice cream cone and he means the cone, no ice cream.ed some pictures on twitter showing him celebrating national ice cream cone day yesterday by getting only a sugar cone at an ice cream vendor. of course, the comments just start in one person said that's 2 giant scoops of missing. join another said you might as well just eat waffles. that will do it for us here during kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. see you at 3 o'clock today. but right now we'll send it over to olivia horton for what's happening this friday. i'm live in the bay a little. >> hey, just saying i don't know about that. the cold with no ice cream. i kind of agree with some of the twitter users over that seems like you're missing out on the whole point. it's like might as well just just, you know, look both fine. exactly for me. a more of like just the ice cream, but no comb big you and you would would make a good pair. you could split it. yes, we would not. coming up today on the show. it's friday, everybody, which we speed to the studio as we hear from local 20

joining us now, strive founder and executive chair, vivek ramaswamy.ill be in this new eftf is it possible to find any that are excellent, and is it possible or are they mutual exclusive? >> they are not mutual exclusive, and the goal is to drive hopefully positive change through engagement and not through selective divestment but through engagement, and that's what we wanted to demonstrate after launching the fund with the letters i sent to the boards of apple and disney, and a clear message to corporate american is simple, focus on deliver ring to your customers rather than pushing social and political agendas. apple adopted a social equity audit, and the boards of these companies recommended the shareholders against adopting that proposal, and with the votes of black rock and other big asset managers, these proposals carry majority shareholder support, and my hope is to bring another shareholder voice to the table we are able to debate these ideas where behind closed doors people may have the same view we do, that view of them are saying it out in t

. >> one of the criticisms -- and this is something vivek was hitting at as well -- perhaps loose definitionsng, stakeholder capitalism, the list goes on and on, has led to this idea that there's green washing out there. people are using these terms loosely as a way of marketing or improving their own asset flows. what do you say to that and what do you think needs to be done to get past this notion that people are doing this for marketing purposes and doing it to drive profit >> this is -- first of all, let's start with sensationalism sells. opportunism can work for a brief period of time this is still a relatively new phenomenon, this concept of esg, impact investing, using those terms. there's a lot of volatility and meaning which creates opportunism. bad things will happen, but a lot of good will happen. i think as time goes on and we get through this volatility, reason will prevail, value will prevail, and we'll continue to move this train is out of the station. it might be a bumpy ride, but it's going to continue down the right path. >> do we have the proper tools to measure companies,