captain weiss think you for having me. not at all.t's importanto prode some context and the events o the last 40 hours. thisxtremely tense situation started when hamas launched rockets into our capital, into rusalem, and continued with a nonstop barrage of rockets. where the 1200 have been launched. israelis have found themselves in shelters overnight, durg the day, the situation here is extremely tense. we've had several casualties on our end, so absolutely not. are striking targets within the strip of hamas, who are responsible for what we have seen and the escalation in the past 40 hours. brent: if we look at the numbers, 53 palestinians have been killed, including 14 children. 320 people injured in israel. seven dead, including one soldiers and a child. don't these figures speak for themselves? captain weiss: i'd first, i think any loss-of-life is tragic, and it takes away from the sense of tragedy on both sides. it's also important for me to mention that hamas is clearly targeting israeli civilians. that's the purpose of the rock

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ftnt >> all right steve weiss. >> poahy >> okay. good stuff, everybody. thank you.rts now. >>> thank you. welcome the we're digging through the rubble we have a five star tech fund manger with three names to buy on this dip. the crypto collapse. of course we're all over this one. bit coin sinking as china cracks down coinbase experiencing technical problem. we have all angles covered and why the chips are falling into place. we'll have the latest out of washington let's get right to it with today's sell off dom

i think -- and i hate saying this, but i think weiss's answer was right.ean it is a short term and a long-term answer the cash is there, and i think it is probably early to be dialing down the risk. look, we still have a ton of government program spending that still hasn't gotten into the economy yet. they're still waiting to spend they're still waiting to vote more money and more stimulus, infrastructure, everything else is still coming at us. the fed used the word "transitory" eight times in their minutes. eight times i counted the word "transitory. so they're trying to tell us they're going to sit on their hands. this isn't going to be a long-term problem. but, judge, the thing that's not transitory here is wage inflation, right those wages aren't coming back down they are going up. those costs get passed on. so the question is -- and i think you're right, does the fed have the tools to stop this? i think the answer is yes. will it be ugly if they really get to that point, will they let it run too long? i think they're going to let it run too long i thi

weiss, you look at the move today.e story last week or so when cramer was with us you strike me as the kind of guy who may be looking at something like this, but also you can speak to hour rare it is the shareholder it come out ahead in something like this. it is usually the bondholders and the equity gets wiped. >> yeah, you know, i can go back to american airlines, and when they filed for bankruptcy in 2011 dave tepper told me, buy it i said, what do you mean, they filed for bankruptcy i said, why would i buy it he said, buy it, the assets are worth more than the debt, they're going to restructure, you will come out ahead. it is true i bought the stock at 5 and then i bought it at 3 as the rest of the world was puking it and eventually it went to 50 we see where it is now it is rare that ever happens trust me, you have to be very, very knowledgeable in bankruptcy but this really sets a table if you want a reopening trade, this is one, although it is tough for them to buy cars now and they sold their fleets, nonethele

steve weiss, i promised you. go ahead >> okay. so first of all, i had been right in those stocks because they're down meaningfully. it is not that i don't like their technology, i don't like the company. i have a discipline. my discipline is not to buy stocks trading 50 to 100 to 125, you know, times revenue. that's my discipline other people want to do it, god bless them, all the more power to them. as far as buffet being in there, i would be very careful about that. he got in at $120 per share on the pre-ipo round he's got to double on it i wouldn't be surprised to see him selling the stock, but the pitch to him on getting this is we're going to ipo, here is the valuation we're going to ipo this is found money and we would love to have you in, because having warren buffett this is going to have people like john and others saying, wow, buffet loves this, he is a value player, how can i not. i look for him to exit this is not something he will hold for a long time, period >> that's all right. i really think -- and your point is fi

emily: glossier ceo and founder emily weiss. now to the streaming wars. man who launched disney plus and former ceo of tiktok is turning his attention to sports. kevin meyer joined us at the bloomberg businessweek conference to talk about the future of the increasingly crowded streaming market and whether he expects more consolidation. our conversation was recorded and now it will merge with the spinoff of media assets. >> if you are talking about who is going to dominate, have a dominant position and global deployment of their service, certainly amazon prime and apple tv plus, i think there are only a handful of truly global subscriber based type of services that can exist. that doesn't have to define success. success, both financial and for consumers, can happen in a much more mitch base. -- niche base. there are a multiplicity of those that will exist over time. some will serve certain audience segments. sports, unscripted. dramas focusing on female audiences. you will see a lot of niches survive and thrive. emily: all the services you just mentioned,

a lot of conservative weiss. and then a lot of the minority young is not. getting annoyed tried to just give them more and more education. even some health workers are hesitant like barbara patrick who eventually was convinced would you like to live there on the fire or to. move forward as a health worker she was offered the vaccine in january but didn't want to be the 1st in life. it was not that i was into you know backs of nature but now has a to was because i want to see what are all those will be factors. with every shot of the vaccine the risk of the spread to returning dramatically decreases but this is still not enough the city of jackson has decided that if people don't attend the vaccination centers they are going to bring the vaccines into their communities. in a mobile clinic packed with vaccines and supplies the health workers strike 4 to 5 times a week to the suburbs the goal is to make it as convenient as possible for people to get their vaccine or have you know. today it's a church after 2 hours only 2 members of the community come in to get

weiss, great to have you back on the "news hour." with regards to this ransomware attack, the biden administration, as i mentioned, strongly implied that the russian government must have known about this in some way. what is your sense about that? >> well, according to the cyber security experts at quiere, they believe this was a criminal apparatus, but there is an asterisk when you say something like that, with respect to russia. it is true that the s.f.b., the domestic security agency of the russian government, has often outsourced its hacking operations to various criminal rogue elements, not only in the russian territory itself, but in other countries. they have created this permissive environment that has allowed these cyber operators to proliferate. i find it very hard to believe that russia's counter-intelligence service hasn't figured out who the actors were, and if they have given them a buy or leave, so to speak. but to do this with a veil of plausible ability, that wouldn't surprise me. one thing i would say about attribut

the rest is simply dumped with nearly $70000000.00 tons of weiss to year. the largest country in the world is rounding in garbage and environmentalists warm that the landfills around moscow, a ticking time bombs, the direction of the winds isn't determining factor jury duty a feder servers visits to see her mother. 67 year old banum tina pulver has not moved celia get some vitamins, come drink some tea and have some sausage, but hurried over to the kids. happy to see their grandmother because her house is next to the dump. the trips are kept brief to limit the danger i found out at this school. sometimes when i lie down, i feel like someone's poured water down my throat. i can hardly breathe, coughing closely to the cut insurance coin. many are resigned to the cloudy tap water. older resident still recall how during soviet times, those soft costs here, state owned large scale farm with its own canned food factory. the government not only controlled food production, but ensured that the water used for the factory underwent of least rudimentary cleaning. the

came across bite barry weiss. type in her name is called the self majority. she is very critical of those who are censoring themselves and apparently pulling data recorders of people who call themselves republicans now are on their own initiative silencing themselves less they get into trouble in the workplace or the community.n a fair number of democrats during the fairest same thing. she's calling for people to take a stand and be bold. not to persist that way. i find that helpful predicament her writing to you. suspect that's going to take as you suggested earlier, you talk about a fusionist >> that conservatives need to bring to the table. ecumenical spirits. let's put it in those terms. if conservatives can recognize this opportunity be willing to reach out to the sensible center left, that seems to be a sensible center left too. they want to stand up for free speech. >> yes, i think that is happening in similar ways have tried to make the case specifically. strikes me as this tendency goes on this aggressiveness this overreach really call me a conservat

now come as you watch this, keep in mind that andrea weiss cough is actually a middle school teacher, a paid actor. we did not make her up to prove a point. she is entirely real, down to the ostentatiously displayed pronouns in her twitter bio. here it she is explaining how the book "to kill a mockingbird" about the rest of us assumed abt why racism is bad how isitself t causes something called racial trauma due to the fact there are white people in it. >> it's funny how they are so afraid of their children seeing another view of sexuality, gender, or religion. if you want to talk about books that are assigned, let's read "to kill a mockingbird" together. if you aren't willing to consider the racial trauma this assigned book causes black children with its white saviorism, then you have no business discussing any books. >> tucker: oh, so if you don't consider "to kill a mockingbird" racist, says andrea weiskopf, then "you have no business discussing any books." can you imagine what this lady's personal life must be like? miserable does not even begin to describe it. desperate. "tucker

trump will just scapegoat weiss weiss weisselberg.ng. he lost it. he was never that good to begin with. that would be the trump line. >> here's the one avenue of exp exposure. the only time people learned about weisselberg up to this point was about the payments to the women and how it was done. michael cohen, the former bagman, always said weisselberg and trump knew. on this show, we got a piece of tape that certainly showed that he was right about trump. here it is. >> i need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend david. i've actually come up -- >> give it to me. >> i've spoken to allen weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up, with funding. yes. and it's -- all the stuff, all the stuff. because you never know where he's going to be. >> he gets hit by a truck. >> correct. i'm all over that. i spoke to allen about it, when it comes time for the financing. >> what financing? >> i have to pay -- >> you don't pay with cash? >> no, no, no. >> check? >> this is about paying the enquirer guy.

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i am rabbi eric weiss and honored to be your host. we started a conversation about domestic violence in general particuln the sh to reintroduce you to naomi tucker and safire, the youth program coordinator. shalom bayit means peace in the home. it's a kind of play, if we can use that word, on the importance of a jewish value that we have in general and in that by using that particular jewish value to apply to issues of domestic violence within jewish families. >> it's really our vision that every woman and child have the right to have peace in their own home. that is a basic foundation of any healthy community, to be able to be safe in your own home. >> naomi, what have you seen over the years in terms of community changes in response, changes in community impact, changes in ways in which the community perceives this issue and is willing to talk about the issue? >> i think there has been enormous change. in the beginning when we started, nobody would talk about domestic violence in the jewish community. now i think the jewish communit

joining me today on this friday, shannon shannon shicosha, steve weiss, pete najarian. great some ee everybody. take you to the wall rates falling and now we will hear from the president, i'm told let's go to president biden. >> i want to put today's jobs report in perspective. and, look, we came to office, we knew we were facing a once-in-a-century pandemic and a once-in-a-generation economic cries crisis we knew this wouldn't be a sprint, it would be a marathon quite frankly, we are moving more rapidly than i thought we would. this morning morning the econome 266,000 jobs listening to commentators today as i was getting dressed, you might think we shouldbe disappointed but when we passed the american rescue plan, i want to remind everybody it was designed to help us over the course of a year, not 60 days. a year we never thought that after the first 50 or 60 days everything would be fine. today there's more evidence that our economy is moving in the right direction, but it is clear we have a long way to go all told, our economy has added more than 1,500,000 new jobs s

you own it a stock that steve weiss gushes about so much, he just loves the job brian moynihan is doinghe job brian cornell, pete says, has done at target what do i do though now for real, all jokes aside? the stock is up a lot, all right. has it run its course? >> well, i mean all of the banks have risen quite a bit, right? i mean i own not only this one, but wells fargo, which is up 49% on the year and prughdential whc has lagged only 29% of the year. those three i like a lot i still own morgan stanley as well they've done a great job bank of america of still up, he is buying back a ton of stock. it basically yields about 1.8% it is going up over time i just like the diversification. they reported a very good quarter underneath the surface securities rose 25% year over year investment banking rose 62% year over year and up 20% sequentially trading was very strong and credit cards did very well so, yeah, obviously there's pricing at a lot of good news up here, but, again, 1.4 times book, 14 times earnings, i can live with it. >> sarat, a complete repudiation of the call today as bank o

michael weiss is an investigative reporter who's writing a book about the gru. to have you back. in regards to this attack, the biden administration strongly implied the russian government must have known about this in some way. what is your sense about that? michael: according to the experts i queried, they believe it was a criminal apparatus, but there is an asterisk when you say something like that in regards to russia. it is true that the domestic security agency of the russian government has often outsourced its hacking operations to various criminal rogue elements, not only in the russian federation itself, but other countries. they have created this permissive environment that has allowed cyber operators to proliferate. i find it hard to believe russia's counterintelligence services have not figured out who the actors were, and if they had given them a leave to go after targets in the west, but to do so with a veil of plausible deniability, that would not surprise me in the least. the one thing i would say about attributing this to the gru, they tend not

a lot of conservative weiss. and then a lot of the minority young is not getting what you tried to just give them more and more education. even some health workers are hesitant like patrick who eventually was convinced would you like to look down the fire or to. move as a health worker she was offered the vaccine in january but didn't want to be the 1st in line. it was not that i was into you know backs of nature but my has a to it was because i want to see what are all those would be factors. with every shot off the backs. the risk of the spread to returning dramatically decreases but this is still not enough the city of jackson has decided that if people don't attend the vaccination centers they are going to bring the vaccines into their communities. in a mobile clinic packed with vaccines and supplies the health workers strike 4 to 5 times a week to the suburbs the goal is to make it as convenient as possible for people to get their vaccine forehead. today it's a church after 2 hours only 2 members of the comm

also at this site the traffic of patients remain slow we find in those off the a lot of conservative weiss. and then a lot of the minority young is not getting what you tried to just give them more and more education. even some health workers are hesitant like barbara patrick who eventually was convinced would you like them up there on the fire or to. move forward as a health worker she was offered the vaccine in january but didn't want to be the 1st in line for one day i think it was not that i was. you know backs of nature but my has a to it was because i wanted to see what the at home all those would be factors. with every shot off the backs. the risk of the spread to returning dramatically decreases but this is still not enough the city of jackson has decided that if people don't attend the vaccination centers they are going to bring the vaccines into their communities. in a mobile clinic packed with vaccines and supplies the health workers strike 4 to 5 times a week to the suburbs the goal is to make it is convenient as possible for people to get their vaccine for you. today it's a ch

what a way was to weigh in from the back entrance is alan weiss. we're going to be there. cohen already cooperated with with the remember, this is a convergence. 2 investigations letitia james, the state attorney general inform the trump organization last week that there is a possible criminal investigation and now with the action by the manhattan d a well. i think it's working with the with the attorney general, the grand jury is essentially the first step toward bringing a criminal charges against the trump organization and possibly including the former president of the united states. so michael, you know there have been calls to see trump's tax returns. up for years and there is always an explanation that he was under. >> didn't couldn't talk about i imagine that we're going to finally see these tax returns. >> do you think that this this is a world of trouble for him and his organization. if he had had run for president, he might have gotten away with it. >> i don't know. i mean, if you if you believe which what michael cohen has you know, this is something that's been

a lot of conservative weiss and i guess and then a lot of the minority young is not getting what you tried to just give them more and more education. even some health workers are heavy. like barbara patrick who eventually was convinced would you like them up there on the fire or to. move forward ringback as a health worker she was offered the vaccine in january but didn't want to be the 1st in line for one day and. it was not that i was into you know vaccination but my has a to it was because i want to see what are all those would be factors. with every shot of the vaccine the risk of the spread returning dramatically decreases but this is still not enough the city of jackson has decided that if people don't attend the vaccination centers they are going to bring the vaccines into their communities. in a mobile clinic packed with vaccines and supplies the health workers strike 4 to 5 times a week to the suburbs the goal is to make it as convenient as possible for people to get their vaccine or having one. today it's a church after 2 hours only 2 members of the community come in to get

a lot of conservative weiss. and then a lot of the minority young is not getting what you tried to just give them more and more education. even some health workers are hesitant like barbara patrick who eventually was convinced would you like to look down the fire or to. move forward as a health worker she was offered the vaccine in january but didn't want to be the 1st in line for one day and. it was not that i was into you know backs of nature but my has a to it was because i want to see what are all those will be factors. with every shot of the vaccine the risk of the spread returning dramatically decreases but this is still not enough the city of jackson has decided that if people don't attend the vaccination centers they are going to bring the vaccines into their communities. in a mobile clinic packed with vaccines and supplies the health workers strike 4 to 5 times a week to the suburbs the goal is to make it as convenient as possible for people to get their vaccine or have one. today it's a church after 2 h

anything political it is the kind of globalist neo liberalism that is represented by people like mr weiss and i don't follow. or to kill our path and america shore america is on its knees. because of the kind of politics represented by the clintons and the rest but the ultimate because for me as someone who defended russia through all of these false allegations that they were all looking at the wrong european country for whose door america's i lecture yeah and and d. and ad i want to go back to for one more i'm just i'm really shocked right now that nobody on television right now is covering this story and why do you think that is i mean this should be a huge story campaign finance outside money coming in why is nobody talking about it. didn't they just say this is it was like i think people need to. you know i just can't speak for the beach news agencies because i don't have the solution lists. but i think we're missing an opportunity here to bring the country together everybody talks about unity unity unity and healing america and bringing us together and this is one issue that we canno

, empty cartridges, mines and shells with here are not the vote and food. red means out of bounds. weiss all clear designs show which parts of the 100 hectic property can be accessed and which card no maps. so plans are the form of munitions. thanks. will remain. so your hand is. troy's uses the bavarian plants, lam, orientation, me guess shells are transported around the factory by conveyor belts, through a network of subterranean tunnels. ruins of those tunnels still survive after the collapse of east germany, the grounds, footprint staff. these get checked once a month and 90, sir. they determined the contaminated areas which were sealed off the ground water was found to be severely loosen by residues of arsenic and mustard gas industry. i'm thinking the very high concentrations are pollutants in the ground water, which are confined to certain areas. so the toxins reach is also limited, have been decreasing. does it clear decline? that's why we asked whether we need to take further action to clean the soil here. the ground water here also is used for drinking 3 houses here, have water

a lot of conservative weiss. and then a lot of the minority young is not getting what he tried to just give them more and more education. even some health workers are hesitant like barbara patrick who eventually was convinced would you like to look down the fire or to. move forward as a health worker she was offered the vaccine in january but didn't want to be the 1st in line for one day i think it was not that i was anti you know vaccination but now has a to it was because i wanted to see what the at home all those would be factors. with every shot of the vaccine the risk of the spread to returning dramatically decreases but this is still not enough the city of jackson has decided that if people don't attend the vaccination centers they are going to bring the vaccines into their communities. in a mobile clinic packed with vaccines and supplies the health workers strike 4 to 5 times a week to the suburbs the goal is to make it as convenient as possible for people to get their vaccine or have you know. today it's

wouldn't defending you know their their contribution of the soviet union to defeat over nazi germany or weiss you so insistent on people hearing the facts you know from the archives and then bushies he gave hans in his own article because if the soviet union was a model of the aggressor see in that war if the soviet union has the same responsibility for their beginning on the what s. the european parliament is now trying to convince us right then the soviet union was not a legitimate state and the russian is not in egypt mid-state been a success of the you know and this kind of major trip you see history would give you might the very foundations although won't go out of that we craft you know put in and russia are very often now accused by the west all of you know disturbing the stability you know denying that the structures created off the wall what you were you know changing the board as well of course it was not a russia it was nato and the west the change the war distrust you know beginning with the unification of germany beginning with their separation of course from syria maybe other wa

and for more now i'm joined by captain livni weiss spokesperson for the israel defense forces it's good to have you on the program we are witnessing a conflict involving israel's military against the forces of hamas and the palestinians isn't this clearly a show of disproportionate military street that we're seeing. thank you for having me and no not at all a i do think it's important to provide some context of events on the last 40 hours this extremely tense situation started it. well and come from hamas launched rockets into our capital into jerusalem and then continued with a really nonstop russian rockets at this stage more than $1200.00 out of the launch on israelis in most cities have found themselves in shelters overnights during the day the situation here is extremely extremely tense we've had several casualties on our end so no absolutely not we are striking targets within the stretch of hamas that are really responsible for what we're saying and the escalation we've seen in the last 40 hours kip to us if we look at the numbers there what we're hearing from the gaza health mini

on the sidelines much longer gabriels and oh how does it go washington mohamed weiss is a political analyst and researcher who specializes in the u.s. and middle east he says the u.s. government needs to revise its policy on tackling these failed palestine issue. it's. palestinian land still occupying an annex in palestinian land killing palestinians they signed a peace deal with the palestinians in 1993 and nothing was implemented from it and israel continued to and that palestinian land and occupying palestinian homes the latest was a. situation where the israelis were thanks sort of place the palestinian. president. but with the new settlers who are coming to take over their homes so i mean the u.s. policy if is known very well known and nothing has changed since 9. 11. the u.s. government refused to allow a vote at the security council condemning the israeli action israeli occupation is the cause of all evil it is not the palestinian presence on their own land and frank. prayed at the mosque where. forces are protesting and parents of settlers who want to come and then dissipate the som

and for more now i'm joined by captain libby weiss spokesperson for the israel defense forces it's good to have you on the program we are witnessing a conflict involving israel's military against the forces of hamas and the palestinians isn't this clearly a show of disproportionate military street that we're seeing thank you for having me and no not at all i do think it's important to provide some context of events on the last 40 hours this extremely tense situation starting it. well and. launch rockets into our capital into jerusalem and then continued with a really nonstop russian rockets at this stage more than 1200 of the launch the israelis in most cities have found themselves in shelters overnights during the day the situation here is extremely extremely tense we've had several casualties on our end so no absolutely not we are striking targets within the stretch of hamas that are really responsible for what we're saying and the escalation seen in the last 40 hours kept a was if we look at the numbers there were we're hearing from the gaza health ministry is that 53 palestinians ha

and i will take such weiss as seriously and cooperate with stakeholders. i'm trying to hold a safe and secure games. i will leave the state of emergency in due course and then apply and develop measures to at leads and stakeholders, protecting life and health of the nation is a top priority. all right, let's take a look at the situation in japan. when the games were postponed in march, last year, there were less than a 1000 active coban 1900 cases in japan. it now has more than $70000.00 active corona virus cases, as it struggles to contain a 4th wave. japan is one of the least vaccinated among developed countries. the inoculation process has been slow. just over 2 percent of the population have had the jap for us of issued and advisory against traveling to japan. foreign fans are banned and a decision on domestic spectators is pending. but there's a lot riding on the games. it's estimated japan stands to lose more than $40000000000.00 if they are canceled. the international olympic committee is pressing ahead because close to 70 percent of its revenue com

will take place next year will attend to meeting of the regional block of 15 countries known as eco weiss. on sunday, thousands of people continue to abandon their homes in africa, the most active volcano, mount mirror, congo in the democratic republic of congo, rules back to life a week ago, killing thousands of people. earlier, authorities ordered the evacuation of parts of the city of goma saying a 2nd option was imminent. it has since revised that, saying it was a false alarm. now come, web has more from gamma. in that direction it's a bit hazy, but in that direction is mountain you are gone or it's just outside the city city of millions of people. and just under a week ago, it from the split in a side and then lava came gushing out in a river which cut through into the city here. and that's what we're looking at these black rock, some of them still smoldering and smoking. these were red glowing, liquid rock just just a few days ago. thousands of people in brazil calling for the impeachment of president jericho. scenario protest against fulton are being held across the country is wide

anything politically is the kind of globalist neo liberalism that is represented by people like mr weiss and i don't follow. mark to kill our party and america shore america is on its knees. because of the kind of politics represented by the clintons and the rest but the ultimate because for me someone who defended russia through all of these falls allegations that they were all looking at the wrong european country for whose stall america's i lecture yeah and and d. and ad i want to go back to for one more i'm just i'm really shocked right now that nobody on television right now is covering this story and why do you think that is ending this should be a huge story campaign finance outside money coming in why is nobody talking about it. it is just it's ridiculous like us i think people need to talk about you know if you can speak for the beach news agencies because i have been here so you should listen but i think we miss an opportunity here to bring the country together everybody talks about units units units if you like america to bring this together this is one issue that we can get b

i will take such weiss as seriously and cooperate with stakeholders. i'm trying to hold a safe and secure games. i will live to state of emergency and your course and then apply and develop measures to at leads and stakeholders, protecting life and health of the nation is a top priority. all right, let's take a look at the situation in japan. when the games were postponed in march, last year, there were less than a 1000 active cobra, 1900 cases in japan. it now has more than $70000.00 active corona virus cases, as it struggles to contain a 4th wave. japan is one of the least vaccinated among developed countries. the inoculation process has been slow. just over 2 percent of the population have had the jap, the us of issued and advisory against traveling to japan. foreign fans are banned and a decision on domestic spectators is pending. but there's a lot riding on the games. it's estimated japan stands to lose more than $40000000000.00 if they are canceled. the international olympic committee is pressing ahead because close to 70 percent of its revenue c

followed us. republicans in the senate had blocked a bipartisan commission in the attack on the capital weiss forces donald trump. the plan fell short and 60 vote needed to pass with the 35, no votes or from the former president's party. they've been criticized for a fear of president trump and his the porter, based on the united nations refugee agencies express and growing concerned about the crisis in ethiopia. more than 10 gray region, there are reports, hundreds of refugees have been taken from displacement camps by both ethiopian and retry and soldiers. schools haven't been sped either is that human rights groups won't say that warring sides have destroyed those which have been used as military bases. i have more in the news out for you in about 25 minutes time. i'll see you then a reason preventable disease. 15 to 10 children to be the only challenge in the new way. mm me i me. ah, in. i think we should not generally crated the national know what the to move these like you down the shared. so if you put a control in living in the front here, mr. issue was for it was much good if can som

organization, insiders to flip oh, i think the, the pressure here is huge. particularly on the mr. weiss of burger, who is the accountant for the trump organization. and the accountant for donald trump. i mean, the typical defense in a criminal tax case is to blame the lawyers and blame the accountants. but if, as a prosecutor, you can get the accountants and the lawyers who handle the returns to come clean and testify. then you've got a really good case. and if anybody should know where all the bodies are buried, i should know where all the shenanigans took place. it ought to be mister rice. i mean, even michael cohen and his testimony for congress. pretty much made that clear that whenever donald trump didn't want to pay a lot of taxes, he basically showed lesser income when he wanted to get a bank loan showed more income, basically committing banks. right. right. mr. nick arguments document is always we appreciate your valuable insights into this story. i think it's going to be a hot summer for some people. thank you. no question. thank you. well, the day is almost done, the conversat

documented ongoing violations in damascus in damascus. countryside that relate to the root causes, her weiss syrian refugees has been displaced. this includes arbitrary arrest and miss treatment by all parties of the conflict, including the syrian security services, catastrophic humanitarian conditions, lack of lack of health care, access, lack of shelter, lack of food, continued abuse his experience by hearing population inside the damascus in damascus, governor it all leading us to the conclusion that syria and the massacres are not safe for return. no, go ahead. well, i can totally understand that argument, but there's a lot of places, sadly in the dictators and they don't have good condition. so you can also argue, what about people who lives in back that what about people who live in san on yemen? what about people who live in mogadishu and, and felons decision is that the country in the world are ruled by dictators. and i wish that you ok, we're sending people back to take us from them. and once it's is being sent back. but if you do lose your residence permit and denmark, well then yo

it has more from weiss to them there have to be various deals sorted out between the constituent parts of this coalition. and there has been already a pretty public argument between 2 of the parties involved over which one is going to get the agriculture ministry. so as with these sorts of negotiations in any situation, they are pretty fraught each side. one thing to get what it can ahead of the signing and sealing of the entire deal. he talked about it as the money time as in this is when people are negotiating. he said that there was still the prospect of getting this done. that he wanted to do so as soon as possible before, certainly the wednesday midnight deadline. and he told me again about the prospects of a government that would be quiet, that would come to work and do what was necessary for the people of israel. contrasting that with what he called, nathan ya. whose behavior saying that he was increasingly unhinged. and with the breaks off, as he tries to prevent this from taking place. we've also heard from get ansari's and other right wing who has a smaller policy, but which

a lot of conservative weiss. and then a lot of the monoid that young is not getting and we tried to just give them more and more education. even some health workers are hesitant like barbara patrick who eventually was convinced would you like to look down the fire or to. move forward as a health worker she was offered the vaccine in january i didn't want to be the 1st in line for one day and. it was not that i was anti you know backs of nature but my hasn't it was because i want to see what the at home would be factors. with every shot off the backs. the risk of the spread to returning dramatically decreases but this is still not enough the city of jackson has decided that if people don't attend the vaccination centers they are going to bring the vaccines into their communities. in a mobile clinic packed with vaccines and supplies the health workers strike 4 to 5 times a week to the suburbs the goal is to make it as convenient as possible for people to get their vaccine forehead. today it's a church after 2 hours

my name's cornelia weiss and professor. thank you very much. what was the motivation for your research? what drove your research? what aha moments. did you have during your research? and what did you learn that? you didn't anticipate that you would learn. thank you very much. and well, that's a you know, that's a historian's favorite question. right? and so we could be here for a long time and i will say i was but i'll just briefly say and thank you cornelia for the question. it's a what surprised me is is how freak how frequently i kept being surprised in the archives. right and so where i would find sort of material and where and who i would find there right, you know sort of like stumbling over, you know, sort of a name of that you might know from late 20th century history who is serving and in the philippines during the second world war and that sort of thing, you know, sort of finding sort of political alliances in very surprising ways along the way. the motivation for me was really to try to connect military history and the history of imm

so much to me during the 60s and 70s, and i always regretted never having met her, and that's kora weiss. i had something to do with inviting her here today. we've talked a lot on the phone the past few months. and i am so pleased that kora is here. kora was one of the -- was the only woman among the eight national organizers of the moratorium and demonstrations 50 years ago. kora was one of the founders of the women's strike for peace. kora was a long-time supporter of the gi anti-war movement. kora has a special place in the history against the war of having set up a women to women organization she might tell you about if we're lucky between women in the u.s. and women in vietnam that led to exchanges of mail and information between folks here and their families of the pows and then eventually brought three of them back to the united states. kora is now the president of the hague appeal for peace. kora is indafatigable. am i saying it correct? amazing. and here she is. going. >> you should never believe a word you hear. hi, earn. i'm sorry to come between you and lunch. so it's been 50

. >> weiss and president biden pushing for more access, more information to get to the bottom of exactly called for the who to support expert driven evaluation of the pandemic's origins. >> 45 seconds on the back end. will we stop coddling the who to get them to stop coddling china so we can get real answers? >> doesn't look like it because biden has been very am curious about where this disease came from. he had that to our phone call with the chinese rule in february and by biden's own admission he did not raise this. we know the chinese up and covering up, they sent their top biological weapons expert to the wuhan lab to clean it up in january last year. this really looks like something that stinks and the biden administration doesn't seem to care, not doing anything effective. >> your first answer would get anybody to care, civilization killer, that phrase is not a light phase. the great us china tech war. as always thank you. hope will: they we can just talk about puppies, nice topic to have you on. we are not there yet, real serious stuff. >> i will talk about puppies all day. in t

ftnt >> all right steve weiss. >> poahy >> okay. good stuff, everybody. thank you. thanks for watching. "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you. welcome the we're digging through the rubble we have a five star tech fund manger with three names to buy on this dip. the crypto collapse. of course we're all over this one. bit coin sinking as china cracks down coinbase experiencing technical problem. we have all angles covered and why the chips are falling into place. we'll have the latest out of washington let's get right to it with today's sell off dom with the numbers >> a sell off much more intense just two to three hours ago. we're well off the session lows at this point. 33,798 the last trade for the dow. the nasdaq keeping pace. 13,222 the last trade there. one of the reasons throughout the course of this morning that you've seen some out performance on a relative basis from the nasdaq 100 and composite is megacap technology stocks. yes it's consumer discretionary. alphabet, communication services these megacap names, as you can see there, have held up very well