i sometimes wonder if joe manchin were not there, would joe biden need to create him. he does create a different kind of dynamic in the party, a live are very frustrated. i would love to get both of your snapshots on the role and presence and meaning of joe manchin in these times. josh: i would say, it is possible that joe biden would need to invent him because he does allow him to sort of create some leverage back and forth with these different wings of the party that so far, he has done a pretty good job holding together with him. the real people who would need to invent him are probably the seven or eight democrats who, in a lot of these cases, have similar qualms on issues of substance and in me cases, on these meta-issues of filibuster, bipartisanship, collegiality, all this kind of stuff. it is clear. you have kyrsten sinema who to my mind, is often just up there for the optics. the kind of position herself and what she finds to be her sweet spot in arizona, kind of a blue trending purple states. you clearly have whether it has two b minimum wage or a of differen

odd improbable about this sort of late life act of joe biden's this is not. you know it almost any point in joe biden's career which goes back 50 years in american politics. one this is not something what someone would have ever have predicted that he's you know that he is this well at least at least trying to be a kind of an f.d.r. l.b.j. type presidential figure and in many ways at least in the initial months is having some luck at all i you know if i if assy depiction is that that joe biden whom we've all known i mean everybody in washington has known joe biden right they've known him for decades and he was a guy who ran for president you know any number of times didn't quite make it you know basically was vice president ited states and told by the president obama essentially to you know take a take a pass while hillary clinton tried to run this is somebody coming in who sort of you know many people perceived to win at the margins and as josh said to now look at him trying to do something on the scale of the new deal or the great society franklin roosevelt

why is joe doing this? the law requires voter i.d., requires the same verification standards for in purchasing and voting by mail pier and how can anyone tolerate such racially charged lies from joe biden, especially with his atrocious record. so tonight, we'll do what the media mob will never do, we will expose joe biden's phony vein to pleas for unity, joe's history himself, of what a sick disgusting racial rhetoric dating back decades that the media never dares question him on. because unlike the woke extremist and the spineless corporate cowards like major league baseball, delta air lines, coca-cola, and hundreds of other companies, we actually believe in facts and sober analysis on this show. get this, we actually read the georgia law and we compared it to delaware. we compared it to new york, and we compared it to colorado. it actually expands access to polling. it provides 17 days of early voting, it gives voters more flexibility to vote, it's far less restrictive than joe's home state in delaware, a

we begin where joe biden began his lies. this does not end voting hours early, joe. if you are awake. i doubt it. in fact, it creates more days to vote, and more flexibility to vote and adds another saturday to vote, and even keeps the precious ballot drop democrats love. pushing back against all of the election lies. take a look. >> how can you have a legitimate conversation about something so sacred? how can you distort the facts so terribly that you are willing, you are willing to bring back the concept of jim crow. you only do that when you have nothing tout stand on. don't weaponize race in a powerful and destructive way when so many people fought and died so that i can have a conversation with you. >> sean: and furthermore, instead of having to go standards, two tiered signature verification systems, the bill in georgia actually strengthens the absentee ballot process so we have the same standard for every ballot in the state of georgia, in person voting, absentee voting. and yes, we are allowed to bring food and water when you vote. and yes, election workers c

joe biden's words. why are you silent on joe biden? why are all of these companies silent on joe biden? why are you protecting him? and what about the 2022 olympics in beijing for all you advertisers and all you businesses now that are so interested in politics customer what about the human rights abuses all across china today? where is your outrage at mlb? the league just did a huge deal with china. the league, they are headquartered in new york. these are all fair questions, because these corporations have all fallen for joe biden's jim crow 2.0 lie and they have thrown the working people of georgia under the bus. they have screwed hardworking men and women to the tune of an estimated $100 million now in lost revenue. and now thankfully, there is at least one organization refusing to capitulate augusta national golf club had this to say about the boycotts ahead of the start of the masters, which has taken place in augustine tomorrow. take a look. >> the right to vote is fundamental in our democratic society. no one should be disadvan

joe: i am joe weisenthal. romaine: i am romaine bostick for a little bit of a rally but not enough to finish the day higher. caroline: the rally, all-time high above $10,000 for copper, on my london metal exchange. bullish investors are swarming. vaccine rollouts, claimant pledges. a global recovery elsewhere from this pandemic bringing higher costs not just for copper but for all kinds of raw materials. this is also a high bar for earnings. certainly, when you look at the evaluations, where we have come from. alphabet being able to really jump over that are and of course share buybacks. joe: i am beginning to think that some of these companies have seen their stocks do really well because they are making a lot of money. alphabet surging over 4%. microsoft also making money. it has had a great run, down 3%. breast down 9 -- pinterest down 9%. amd chips continue to be on fire. romaine: almost everything we had today actually beat. it is interesting how the market reaction diverges based on the magnitude and wha

cindy is one of joe's satisfied customers. joe and shirley offering services totally free of charge. but ms. cindy had other ideas. >> she had a little piece of paper and she gave this to me and said, here, give this to shirley. we opened it when we got home and it was six chocolate kisses in there. it was so sweet. >> reporter: cindy already booked a return trip in joe's covi car for her second shot. joe and shirley are both retired and both fully vaccinated. >> we're kind of limited in what we can do because we're a two-man show. that's it. this is the whole corporation right here. >> reporter: the whole operation! >> the whole operation. that's it. >> reporter: joe accepting appointments on facebook. >> we're flat out booked the whole week. >> reporter: booked solid. but the couple says they're happy to provide a dose of inspiration after such a difficult year. >> in a car with 140,000 miles on it. if we can make a difference with that, anybody can make a difference! >> joe and shirley so help nes to their appointments. the

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: and i'm romaine bostick. the s&p 500's weeks a record high. -- 500 squeaks to a record high. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" caroline: tesla growing production, but was that priced in? the u.s. also seems to be in the driver's seat when it comes to its economy with another manufacturing today beating forecasts and economists keeping an eye on inflation and maybe they should given that we have seen increasing prices today in wheat, soybeans, corn, what we all live off. before we dig into the economic side of the equation, let's start with tesla. what we anticipated? joe: more or less. i think the fed needs to cut rates, the average selling price of a tesla fell a bit this quarter and if that is our new inflation basket, maybe we should see some deflation there. despite the eps with a modest selloff. romaine: don't forget about the big bitcoin purchase that they made, saying that they made $100 million from selling some of that. joe: what are they doing? for more on tesla earnings, let's bring in our b

joe: wow. stinson: i hedged aggressively because i have massive downsid e risk, so i'm still making modest gains, but lumber is notoriously full of cowboys that don't manage risk aggressively. if you can source the lumber, you are making a bunch of money right now, because the price is not the issue. it is the scarcity. getting your hands on the product. caroline: follow this man. fascinating. thank you. is this your 4:00 a.m. look at? joe: i wake up and i look at lumber, obviously. it only goes up. romaine: the storage costs are high. joe: never mind. caroline: his apartment is massive. he can store lumber. we will go with gold. joe: maybe i should sell them. that is the answer. caroline: i am amazed. that does it. joe: bloomberg technology is next. romaine: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resis

joe biden has confidence in dr. fauci. joe biden was concerned about people attending the texas rangers opening day baseball game because it may be a super spreading event. here's what i would tell president biden. you need to send your medical advisor to the border because it's a complete chaotic situation. you've got 600 people in a room built for 80. you've got 172,000 illegal immigrants showing up on the border in march alone with the 10% positive rate. i'm not asking dr. fauci to change our immigration laws. i'm asking him to visit the border and give his analysis of what's going on there regarding the pandemic. i can't believe the vice president has not gone to the border. the president hasn't gone to the border and the chief medical advisor to this date has not gone to the border. it's important that dr. fauci see for himself what's going on at the border because if he saw what i saw, i think he would recommend that we change our policies. >> sean: senator, we are sending these migrants to every state. as other sena

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. caroline: romaine bostick is off today, but let's take a look at yields doing nothing, but the dollar is set to go higher, joe. joe: the question is, what'd you miss? caroline: we were telling you about the strong economic recovery, the gdp number, and that number globally is uneven. the eurozone tipped into a double-dip recession in the first quarter and while the data highlighting the cost of the slow covid vaccination effort that has left britain lagging behind the united states, and things like lumber, semiconductors, we are hearing repeatedly of earnings calls. let's dig into technology a little more, with chips and big tech names. amazon at a record high at one point today. joe: i was joking earlier in the week that the analyst community seems to not have done a good job estimating how strong corporate earnings were going to be. i was right. there is no joke at all. massive's. the most record beats ever. 90% of s&p 500 firms beating their estimates. the flipside is, i guess a lo

it is all about power and joe biden. for joe biden -- it is all about promoting joe biden. other week he met with a bunch of historians, and he wanted too know how could he be bigger than franklin roosevelt and lbj and learned before left and before it was not hard left and do whatever he has to do beat his chest pat himself on the back, make claims about inventing vaccine and distributing them whatever it takes, to promote joe biden and his legacy. but joe biden now is hooked on this phrase jim crow, and i got to thinking about this. there's really nobody better that's alive in washington, d.c. to talk about jim crow than joe biden why? because joe biden was part of jim crow. i want you to listen to sh short audio from npr national public radio back in 1975 but i'm going to make the point to you that joe biden is the most racist president in the oval office since woodrow wilson. >> there are those social planners who think somehow if we just sub man's individual characterize and traits by making sure that presently heterogeneous society becomes a homo seen use society that

joe: you're like, joe, ask some questions and also do we care? carolyn: it couldn't -- caroline : it threatens many people and it threatens the u.s. dollar. maybe a page letter coming from jamie dimon, also calling for crypto regulation, also calling for the market to run hot until 2023. >> that caught attention. if you look at why 10-year treasury yields are moving, they have been driven more by real rates than anything else. it shows you markets are expecting a boom, basically. what jamie dimon is saying, that they are expecting very robust growth. that starts to get interesting when you think about risk assets. when you finally do get to positive real yields, what does that mean for the guild that has fueled all these different assets? we are still a long way away from that. when we look at 10-year yield rates, down about 70 basis points. of course, it is the direction of travel that matters, but we are still at deeply negative levels. romaine: coming up, a lot more to talk about. we will talk about what is going on in the cruise ship space. w

joe: are they going to -- ready for it. joe: are they going to pay you to go to the pub? caroline: then covid spread like wildfire, they decided maybe that was not the best way to stimulate the economy. joe: joining us with more inside, steve matthews. thank you for joining us. it has been a while since we focus on a lot of these indicators, we used to be obsessed with opentable numbers and things like that. >> the reason we looked at it a year ago was because the government data has lagged and things were changing so quickly that the real-time data give you an insight that you did not have otherwise, and things have been kind of stable for a long time, but that has changed now. starting in mid-march, the real-time data, things like opentable for restaurants in the tsa data has picked up substantially. while the official government data has looked pretty good, last week's jobs report, that was taken in the first half of march, and what has happened since then is there has been an acceleration across the board and sectors of the economy like leisure and entertainment that

all about power and joe biden. for joe biden. all about promoting joe biden. the other week he met with a bunch of historians, he wanted to know, how could he be bigger than roosevelt, and barack obama, he leaned hard left, he will do what of he has to do. whatever it takes, to promote joe biden and his legacy, joe biden is hooked on this frayed, jim crow, i got to thinking about it nobody better who is alive in washington d.c. to talk about jim crow, than joe biden. why? joe biden of the part of jim crow, listen to this short audio from national public radio in 1975. i will take the point you to joe biden is most racist president in the oval office since woodrow wilson. >> there are those of we social planners who think somehow if we just man's individual characteristics and trades by making sure that a society is a totalo homo jean society we'll solve our social littles, quite the contrary. a rejection of the movement of black pride, of the entire black awareness concept. where black is beautiful, and black should be studied. i think that is a health solid p

and we're waiting for joe biden's 1st address to congress as u.s. president on the eve of his 100 day in office he is expected to tell americans and the world that he's turning the coronavirus crisis into new opportunities let's go straight to our white house correspondent kimberly halliday i was so we wait for the president to start speaking just tell us what we should be looking out for and what to expect kimberly. oh let's start with some of the history that's being made if you take a look at the chamber what we see right now behind where joe biden will be speaking is something that we've not seen ever before and that is 2 women standing behind joe biden when he makes his 1st joint address to congress not only is nancy pelosi the house speaker standing there but also beside her will be the 1st female vice president and a woman of color so this is something that is being noted here in the united states but also due to the pandemic and the coded protocols we also expect that things will look very different inside the chamber in fact typically we wo

joe biden said today that there is going to be this top ten bridges. it's going to be a competition, actually the states are going to have to apply to say this is a crucially important bridge as defined by joe biden and we will see who gets the funding for those most important ten bridges. you might want think about the brent spence bridge, which i think, as you know, connects kentucky with cincinnati, ohio covington, kentucky, cincinnati, ohio kentucky, of course, the home state of a senator named mcconnell. ohio, the home state of a senator named portman. and maybe, maybe you can soften up republican resistance to this bill if that bridge is on the list >> i can tell you i have gotten an earful about the importance of that bridge from folks on both sides of the aisle. i just heard from senator brown about that and spoke to the governor today. and this is an example of the massive infrastructure needs we have in the country. so if we get this bill passed, this is certainly an example of a project that should apply for that support and i do want to emp

jo koy you know that skull barely holding the brainpower in it is so it is so voluminous over there joe is known for his appearances on chelsea lately the tonight show stand up specials on comedy central netflix and he has a new autobiography out titled mixed plate chronicles of an all-american combo i think that came out on march 23rd this is joe call it joseph. how are you dennis beautiful brother if you swore more near act i would have recommended you call the book patter but you're such a such a clean working comedian. how are you i i you know the thing is with the platter the big plate you know i got it from hawaii telling me to do equate does it take you to hawaii as well yeah do you know why they always in the mix played in hawaii have the spam is for years the food transit from the contiguous 48 over to hawaii was kind of sluggish and unpredictable so they imported a lot of spam and that's why you'll find much so much spam throughout the whole why and islands as it was transportable portable and it would it would keep. it would last forever. still eating spam for a girl or 2. je

joe biden avoids taxes, and 2017 and 'eating, joe biden and his wife dodged payroll taxes on more than $30 million that they got from speaking fees in book royalties. how to dictate to that question mike did you do that? you probably didn't. "wall street journal" reported that the bidens classified it as profits rather than taxable wages. we surprised? come on. corporations are going to pay for it. but they're not, corporate interests put joe biden in the white house, he designed his policy, sign up on every part of it, they will be fine. perforation down my corporations shelter, and when it cost, they pass the cost along to workers the customers in the form of higher prices. that's not a secret, cannot tell macroeconomists know that, so it is joe biden. note this is going to hurt amazon, that's why their forts. joe biden is not interested into the details like the math, this bill is going to turn america into a t scene from the jetsons. >> president biden: imagine what we can do, what's within our reach when we modernize those highways. you and your family could travel coast to a sing

joe biden wants you to know that the health care system is broken. you broke it, joe. a few months after trashing president trump's plan to lower prescription drug prices, he is now bowing to lower prescription drug prices. ultimately, this theme of his speech was coming out, class warfare, divide the country, redistribution with every cliche you would expect, every bumper sticker, every slogan you could possibly vaccinated. a socialist wish list. what biden presented tonight was the failed ideology philosophy of socialism. at that site. and now, america has a choice. america is at a crossroads. socialism, which will fail, or freedom and capitalism which would work. you have a leftist, authoritarianism, statism, or freedom and capitalism. america, you will get to decide. we are at a crossroads. 2022 it's a date began to decide the future of this great republic. once again, it makes you wonder who's inside dominic in charge of the democratic party. according to a report, state governors are now increasingly frustrated that both biden and kamala harris routinely skip the

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but who is joe manchin? and more importantly, why is joe manchin? well, let's find out in our brand-new segment "please allow me to introduce yourself." ♪♪♪ >> trevor: joe manchin first rose to prominence as the governor of west virginia. before getting elected to the senate in 2010. and while all senators talk about reaching across the aisle, manchin has made it a personal mission. >> joe manchin believes in working across the aisle and has relationships. >> he wants to focus on trying to get, you know, democrats and republicans to work in the same room. he has been part of bipartisan groups that have been trying to come up with legislation that can get support in the senate from both parties. >> republican senator susan collins of maine and democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia, they are the newly announced honorary co-chairs of no labels, a group advocating bipartisan solutions in washington. >> everything no labels does is in a bipartisan way. it's not from one side ideologically or another. we're in the radical middle. >> trevor

but you know, so what if that joe biden scandal was a little bit exaggerated because senile joe bied enisn't even running the country, you know who is, kamala harris, sorry a pronounced it correctly, forgs of habit. while the vice president is focused on solving the immigrant children at the border, it looks like she is taking a strange approach. >> while kamala harris still hasn't visited the border, her book has, her 2019 children's book superheros are everywhere is apparently included in the welcome bag, that say lousy bag, for unaccompanied migrant kid, did a local volunteer buy the book f so that would mean the vp is making money. >> migrant children get to read kamala harris' pins book included in what can only be called a welcome pack. >> prop gangeda aimed at even children. >> she delivers it to them. >> not quite there. >> she doesn't want to hand deliver it t is in a backpack. >> it is her book, her book is a part of the welcome kit. >> no. >> once these migrant children get kamala harris' children's book which they are giving out, i guess on behalf of the taxpayers, paying

joe biden's in charge of the constitution now. joe biden defines its terms. and joe biden has decided to something called stabilizing can no longer be allowed. it is used by target shooters to hold heavy firearms. they play zero role in the murder the murder epidemic now underway in our cities. the wise joe biden banning them without the approval of congress? probably because up to 40 million law-abiding americans own this device and under this order, joe biden's order, everyone of those people have to alert federal authorities and pay hundreds of dollars in fines for the crime of owning a harmless piece of plastic that was legal yesterday. and if they don't comply, joe biden's federal authorities can then drag them off in handcuffs, use the property, and charge them with a felony. so with a single stroke of a pen, joe biden just turned tens of millions of overwhelmingly republican voters into criminals. is the starting to make sense now? think about that for a minute and you will begin to understand why the democratic party is so focused on what they call we

a former intelligence officer and a united nations weapons inspector and in los angeles we cross to joe collins he is a former california congressional republican candidate and u.s. navy veteran all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to scott 1st and elmore i want to go offer my introduction here we have a new president we have a new administration we were told that would be everything different from tom but in terms of foreign policy there's an enormous amount of continuity and i think it's very. and to point out too is that as i said is that. the bipartisan consensus any largely lost. with joe biden seems to be really quite willing to embrace that i mean when we look at biden's policy towards russia towards china his administration is going to places really fast i don't think they know how they're getting there and what the outcome is going to be because it's terrifying a lot of people how do you see this scott go ahead. well understand it by do ministration was compelled to reconstitute the mechanism

his joe biden just dopey or is joe biden just a liar? there is no option c. >> sean: does joe biden knows what day of the week it is? >> it's true, forgive me. option c is biden sadly cognitively impaired beyond recognition. if there's an option c and play with option b and a for a minutes, dopey, a liar. >> cognitively impaired. >> sean: let's get down in. we will give you time, geraldo, relax. >> calmed down, buddy, take it easy. here's the problem with this guy. everything he comments on he either lies about their fees not long he doesn't know. the georgia law he's like listen, man, it closes at 5:00 and so do the polls. they don't close at five, they want to stay open, did he read the georgia law? did they hear him on the gun thing, as you accurately stated, you go to a gun show and you buy whatever you want, without a background check. has this guy been to a gun show? does he realize he sounds like an idiot to people who know what they are talking about? you have to go to a search engine and put lists of the gun show loophole and yo

i go with joe. joe can do deep dives on all the things you talk about when you're high, i'm told, which is music, sports -- >> stephen: you went to vanderbilt, buddy, nice try! well, any response? >> he picked joe? >> stephen: yes. yeah. i'm surprised, too. that glass of red wine tells me you're ready to relax at all times here. joe, how do you take that description of you as the guy who can get deep on the doob? >> you know, actually, i'd love, if i were going to do that, willie would be the guy i would choose. it would be a lot of fun. >> really? okay. >> stephen: that's what i was going to ask, what broadcaster would you want to get high with, you say gayle? >> absolutely. you have no idea what she's going to say when she's not high. so when she's high -- >> stephen: only cbs. well, guys, thank you so much for being here. "morning joe," coffee joe morning and the morning brew crew a airs s thursday momornin. baback with a performance by bee rexha! ♪ a littttle sunshinine & bibig appetitetes wal

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let me break it down for you, joe. if a licensed firearm dealer wants to sell you a gun, you must fill out a 4473 firearms transaction form, undergo a background check. it doesn't matter whether or not you're at a gun show. get your facts straight, joe, you're supposed to be the commander-in-chief. the law actually means something, although you don't enforce it at the border for sure. of course biden's actions have nothing to do with the safety and everything to do with making it harder for law-abiding, everyday americans to defend themselves and their families. it is the right of the people to keep and to bear arms in case you forgot that part. and get this, we are also finding out tonight that snuck into biden's noninfrastructure infrastructure package is a $5 billion so-called gun violence prevention program. all right, but what do biden and harris know about violence prevention? i don't remember either one of them at all talking about or even recognizing all the rioting that took place all summer long. vice preside

joe: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: starting out the new quarter, what else? a record high. joe: the question is, what did you miss? romaine: where do we go next? s&p 500 causes the -- a lot of optimism about the comic recovery. the easy part of the recovered trade might be over. a rise in the dollar and yields posing a potential to hinder further gains in risk assets and there is still the open question about the economic data. we get a key monthly jobs report tomorrow. i guess the question is, if the market continues to push things higher, are the risks we are not paying attention to? joe: we have all the risks covered. we talk about them all on the show. there is nothing we are missing. investors have calculated everything about the future. everything we see makes sense. who knows. it is really impressive. once again, record highs. if you look at the long term the s&p 500, and thing stands out, which is stocks breaking 4000 for the first time ever. you are not wearing your s&p 4000 hat. romaine: it is still

joe biden spent decades in the u.s. congress as a senator. he was back with an ambitious program that could see him becoming a transformational u.s. president. good to be back. he began by drawing attention to the historic fact that for the 1st time ever the 2 people behind him where women madam speaker. madam vice president i. know you measure this. has never said those words from this podium no president ever said those words. then a grim summary of his 1st 100 days combined with a note of optimism 100 days since i took the oath of office left in my hand off our family bible and heritage nation we all did it was in crisis the worst pandemic of the century the worst economic crisis since the great depression the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war now after just 100 days i can report to the nation america is on the move again. offering a wide ranging vision of jobs prosperity and a new big government with big spending plans biden said he would pay for it all with higher taxes on corporations and the super rich continuous cycle

joe: you said it. all cylinders. as i am looking through the list of headlines breaking down this report, every single line is a beat. not just a beat but aces substantial one -- but a substantial one. at some point, we have to have a show about how much the analysts are missing estimates. the companies are beating so much. the analyst community across somebody companies has been way too pessimistic. caroline: boosting quarterly dividend. we are expecting a boost of the buyback. $90 billion to existing buyback programs. getting update on the return to shareholders. joe: for more on the apple numbers, let's welcome the managing director and senior research analyst at neuberger berman. it seems like it is a world in which we all do things on our phones and computers. very good for the company that makes phones and computers. >> this is a story of innovation and clearly what is critical and the company has demonstrated is very strong execution across product cycles. iphone, those are all healthy, good growth in wearable

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they're saying to joe manchon, hey, don't worry about it. we understand, joe. you've been saying we have to have bipartisan bills, we have to have bipartisan infrastructure bills. we're hearing what you're saying. let's get to a compromise. so i don't think this is going to be as much as one sided as the covid bill only because i don't think joe manchon and kierstin sinema are going to give them that choice. >> biden is working with a split senate. there's no margin whatsoever. he has to have everybody on board just to get to reconciliation, as you say with joe manchon and sinema. jonathan lamere, we knew what was coming, but to hear it all laid out for an hour was pretty extraordinary, just the scope, the size and the reach of government that president biden is proposing. >> that's right, willie. the speech last night, first of all, two women behind the president including the first female vice president, kamala harris. you could hear people talking at times. but you're right, this was a proposal, the greatest expansion in decades. for transformative changes t

joe biden's voice modulates. it has the capacity to change pitch in a way that is, and we are quoting now, "rather extraordinary," and so on. we could keep going with this, cable news is a rich vein, but we will stop and turn to reality. a powerful politician gave a speech last night about how he plans to change your life. so we feel obligated to tell you what he said, and not simply commit a series of symbolic sex acts upon him. at the joe biden actually say? he said people who disagree with him are terrorists, more dangerous than the g bodies who destroyed the world trade center. watch. >> 100 days since i took the oath of office and lifted my hand off our family bible and inherited a nation, we all did, that was in crisis. the worst pandemic in a century, the worst economic crisis since the great depression. the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war. >> tucker: really? the worst attack on our democracy in 160 years? how about the immigration act of 1965? that law completely change the composition o

joe biden. you are breaking up slightly- i _ joe biden. you are breaking up slightly- i hope _ joe biden. you are breaking up slightly. i hope you _ joe biden. you are breaking up slightly. i hope you can - joe biden. you are breaking up slightly. i hope you can still. slightly. i hope you can still hear me but it is incredible. certainly myself, every time i come back here, the feeling, the images, you are taken back to the events ofjust a couple of months ago. and just to think that nancy pelosi, the speaker's lectern was carried out of the chamber. we saw rioters in her office. and to think that we have essentially come so far, the point, what the insurrection is wanted to do was to stopjoe biden becoming certified as the president. and here we are a few months later, many of those lawmakers who were there in what were very traumatic and difficult sets of events. now they are back here in a totally different circumstance. qm. different circumstance. 0k, lebo there _ different circumstance. 0k, lebo there up _ different circumstance. 0k,

. >> buenas tardes, el anuncio es horas después del discurso de joe biden que abogó por los migrantes y un proyecto de 24 millones de dólares para crear empleos además . >> victoria inmigrante la corte suprema determina que notificaciones de deportación que no tengan solamente un documento no tienen valor, pueden frenar miles de deportaciones en el país, ayuda para la renta, el plazo en los Áeles para pedir ayuda de 10 mil dólares para pago de rentas vence mañana, vuelven cruceros, los cdc dan el visto bueno para reanudación de viajes en julio, el 95 por ciento de pasajeros deben estar vacunados . >> noticias telemundo con josé díaz balart ,. >> la administración de joe biden endurece el discurso con la llegada de menores en la parte sur, muchos de los niños no pueden tener asilo y serán deportados . >> en este puesto no le dicen al pueblo al verdad, un niño que cruza sin papeles no tiene garantizada la estadía muchos no calificarán en la ley del país . >> las declaraciones de becerra son el giro de 180 grados a la promesa de joe biden, cristina nos acompaña desde wa

joe biden is swinging for the fences. you look at this speech, this is a once in a century opportunity to reset the american system. you're talking about a free community college? you're talking about child care. you're talking about family leave. you're talking about the family economics that are on display here will change people's lives in a real way. so i think nobody has really put it together yet. this is a big reveal. you put all the stuff together. you've got the deferred maintenance taking care of for how this country can work for more people. i think it's a big deal. >> evan, you wrote the book on joe biden. are you surprised by the direction he's moving? >> he feels this moment calls as van said for something larger than an ordinary set of policy items. in his inauguration address 99 days ago, he mentioned democracy more than any address in history not only because we were two weeks after the insurrection out capitol. it's because he really sees there is a risk if americans don't believe democracy can deliver f

anchorage cofounder and president taking on the others of joe's bed. joe: -- of joe's bet. joe: we will be back. maybe in a year, round two. caroline: are you looking at nft's overnight? joe: got to. i think they are down. romaine: what is your next troll on twitter? joe: i don't troll. i'm going to look at the bitcoin spread. trading at a huge premium in korea. caroline: that does it from "what'd you miss?" romaine: this is bloomberg. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in ame

joe's he does brilliant work. with the lupus illness because i believe his sister rowena suffers from less so is on the right place you can see the launch pad had it's certainly had its sadness to what and so when you got to stand up i don't know i wrote a quote from you that kind of reminded me of when i started i read some of the 2 about somebody who failed right out of the box i guess you read about eddie murphy were it he said yes 10 times the stage didn't get a laugh i remember get rhinos hit pretty early said. i'm going to learn this don't laugh. your take yeah that was exactly i remember if i didn't see that interview i don't know if i read it or saw it i can't remember i just remember that my idol bonte and i and i and that was the that was the motivating drive behind my gervase this to get on stage i was like ok if i had a good mom i could mom just go do it so and that's exactly what happened i bumped up. so many they had ties but i didn't care i do i was going to get back on stage and i do this is what i

about the man in oval office, joe biden, joe biden has been saying many hateful things about many people. because they disagree with him, joe biden has been saying things that are flat out lies, he has been dishonest about the way he has approached his policies. this is par forhe

joe: i started this segment by pointing out that this dovetails to the fed. what do you think needs to happen on the sort of national policy front, when your book is targeted toward businesses, but from a national policy perspective? >> it is difficult to do this nationally because most of the criminal justice laws that are actively interfering with employment our state legislation. on -- fortunately, there are some great nonprofits and think tanks taking up this charge. the old paradigm that you are either soft on crime or tough on crime is wrong. what you should be is strong on public safety, strong on giving people opportunities, and those of hand. very often, our tough on crime laws actually interfere with the ability of people to get employed or stay employed. caroline: such important writing. we thank you for taking us through it. the author of "untapped talent." it is out today. meanwhile, the breaking news. romaine:, the coinbase listing tomorrow. the reference price from the nasdaq. 250 dollars. that gives it evaluation well below the two -- well bel