brian? >> brian: does it have a pin strap? >> there is a lot of bobby pins. >> rachel: just as beautiful from the back, janice. >> janice: it's like holding books. >> brian: model school. thank you so much. that's the fun part. now the not so fun part the economy. the dow jones industrial average dropping over 1,000 points. the worst fall since the 2020 crash. >> pete: this comes as the april jobs report is due next hour. >> rachel: david spunt is live at the white house with more. david, good morning. >> good morning to you three. it's going to be released at 8:30 this morning. while we hope it is going to be a good jobs report. all indications are there may be some trouble right there. we do know right now that worker productivity has seen a lot of trouble. specifically more than 50 years of trouble. i want to show you this graphic worker productivity posted its largest quarterly decline since 1947. not something white house officials are celebrating this morning. this jobs report comes as

brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade on this mother's day weekend. originally i like probably you thought for sure it would be about the supreme court, roe v. wade. but i have to focus on nina jankowicz. when none other than the president of the united states announced he's identified the most extreme organization in recent american history. worst than the klu klux klan. worst that the baptist church that disrupted it in funerals. black lives matter whose leaders buy be mansions. >> this is about a lot more than abortion. what happens if you have states change the laws saying children who are lgbtq can't be in classrooms with other children? is that legit the way the decision is written? what are the next things that are going to be attacked. this maga crowd is the most extreme political organization that you existed in american history. brian: really? it caught me by surprise. maga means make america great again crowd. not really an offensive name. let's look what they did in the past. their leader donald trump accomplished a few things. look at nat

[♪♪♪] brian: welcome to "one nation" on his red, white and blue weekend. i'm brian kilmeade. you may be prepared to fire up the grill and enjoy time with family and friends. it's a stark reminder that freedom isn't free. it's about memorial day. it honors the men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice defending the country. here is a quick history lesson. in 185 the civil war came to an end. but not without devastating american families. over 00,000 men killed in the bloodbath. grieving mothers and wives decorated the fields with wreets and flags. decoration day was established in 188 which would later become memorial day. it wasn't associated with the anniversary of any particular battle. it was for all of them. at the first ceremony at arlington national cemetery. they were encouraged to decorate with spring time flowers. in the late 180s, towns and cities coast to coast were hosting parades and reciting prayers for the fallen. lyndon john be on. after world war i the dave remembrance extended to memorialized soldiers who died in all wars. 100 years after decoration day

. ♪ ♪ [♪♪♪] brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. a big show is coming up. first, this. this country, this administration is facing some of the biggest problems of any in recent memories. many of their problems are self imposed. they are going into election mode and playing politic. i wasn't prepared for that. instead of take out ultra maga they have nailed parents. first and foremost, parents with infants who can't find baby formula because the shortage we are seeing. >> it's important to remember the shortage exists because of the close of the facility. brian: the problems happened in february, and in february they did nothing. >> we demanded from the fda accountability and a plan to address the supply issue when the decision was made to shut down the plant in michigan. the fda didn't respond to me until last week, mid-may. brian: the president is going to invoke the defense production act. the same act jen psaki said won't work. >> the baby formula is so specialized and specific, you can't just say to a company that produces something else to produce baby

brian? >> ainsley: jackie, we would basically support taiwan. we wouldn't want the invasion of china but the military component is what people are questioning, right? >> yes. correct. we have never said that we would send boots or anything like that. now it seems like we might. >> brian: right. it depends on how talk. to say. >> ainsley: similar to ukraine. remember when he was in poland. >> brian: thank you, jacqui. >> ainsley: he was in poland he said to the soldiers we could send to you ukraine and had to walk that back. >> will: this is not the first time where we have had accidental ambiguity on what our policy might be when it comes to taiwan. it was about a year ago, a little less than a year ago, that joe biden was talking about this same issue. taiwan and china. and what our commitment might be, and he did sort of the same thing. remember? >> so are you saying that the united states would come to taiwan's defense. >> yes. >> if china attacked. >> yes. we have a commitment to do that

brian's office rules. brian was only wrong ones and that was a judgment call. >> where did you get this? >> compliment brian at least one time a day. watch every show brian hosts on tv. and when i want your opinion i will give it to you. here is what didn't make the cut. never book julie banderas. there is no such thing as a bad boss. you are not paid to think. brian: "the washington post" columnist writes the best mother's day gifts a vaccine for your kids. tough a kid under 5, is that what you want, a vaccine for your kid? >> i have a 5-year-old turning 6, i have not vaccinated him. he has a tiny little body. brian: the one thing women want for mother's day is a nap. and they won't have to cook. i don't cook, and i will take a case of wine. brian: shoulder skip to the last one. this just in. i have a new story that's not scripted. i think it's somebody's birthday. what? it's your birthday, you are turning 30 again. brian: you made that clear in a previous story. >> i don't cook, i'm not supposed to be ig

david: do you sign bc or brian chesky? brian: brian chesky. they know by the time i review who i am. half the time, they know who i am when i book, the other half they don't. i don't want to be a secret shopper where i'm lying to them, and then booking under a pseudonym. but i also don't want to tell them who i am like i'm expecting special treatment because then i will not get the real experience. half the time, they know who i am, half the time they do not, but it is pretty fun. david: you're are 40 years old. at 40, you have already achieved more wealth than almost anyone could possibly imagine. have you thought about stepping back and smelling the roses or doing something else with all the money you have? brian: no, i feel like i'm just -- it is really just getting fun now. it was fun when i started, and then there was this corporate adolescence which was kind of painful, growing of the company. but i'm having so much fun right now. if i were to step back, i would probably only do that to start another company, to spend another 10 years ju

thanks to, lydia moynihan, brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. it's the rise of the reasonable. some of the most powerful voices in america today are popular not for what they were known for in the past, but for their reasonable takes in my view. and they are labeled reasonable -- labeled radical because they are reasonable. they haven't changed over the years, the media has. but people are sick of it, i believe. joe rogan is insanely popular even with the left trying to cancel him. >> when i say something stupid, i'm not thinking about what i'm saying before i say it. i am a cage fighting comedian. i am not a respected source much information even for me. i try to be honest about what i'm saying. >> bill maher is a liberal and today everyone kind of likes him, especially on the right. >> i'm still the unmarried, childless, pot smoking libber teen i always was. you can't acues me of maturing. it's not me who changed. it's the left. i will call them out. brian are's honest he has even come out against the liberal outcry over florida's education bi

thanks. >> you got it, brian. >> brian: the ohio primaries were last night. j.d. vance won the republican primary for the senate after a huge boost from president trump and his endorsement. and on the other side, congressman tim ryan won the democratic primary and was taking a victory lap today. he joined our own bret baier, who i know, just moments ago. where he was asked about president biden. >> i heard new an interview today really not answer if you want president biden on the campaign trail in ohio, the sitting president of the united states. i didn't hear an answer to that. do you or do you not? >> i -- my answer was i want to be the face of this campaign. i don't want any distraction. i don't need anybody to prop me up like j.d. vance did. >> bret: even from the sitting president of the united states of your party, right? >> i'm sorry? >> bret: even from the sitting president of the united states of your party who you voted with 100 percent of the time. >> we'll make that decision as the campaign continues. >> brian: take your time. the president's phone is

>> alabama. >> brian: arkansas. >> ainsley: texas. >> brian: not a lot. but i think a lot of people looking at georgia. >> ainsley: sarah huckabee sanders she will probably win. >> brian: that was it. we are out of that shot now. just the three of us for the rest of the three hours. have some commercials. >> ainsley: we will highlight all of the primaries for you today. it's another midterm primary day in america. >> brian: it's a big one. >> ainsley: voters getting set to hit the polls in five more states today. >> will: you heard us rattle off some georgia and texas spotlight taking center stage with big endorsement. >> brian: we also have a bush in this race. griff jenkins is in washington with the latest. set the table. >> griff: let me try to do that brian, ainsley and will. good morning, if you didn't realize it was midterm time well today you have five reasons to realize this primaries as you mentioned in georgia, alabama, arkansas, minnesota. and run off races in texas. it is the peach state that takes center stage because of that fierce battle fo

back to you steve, ainsley, brian. >> brian: why isn't rich strike running? >> janice: that's a good question. i don't think anyone really knows. the main thing for rich strike and his trainer eric reed was to train for the belmont, which is happening in a couple of weeks in new york. they got in at the last minute at the derby we know that success story. the biggest long shot since 1913. >> steve: and he won. >> janice: i think it's basically to keep the horse rested. get him, you know, up to speed for the belmont. i mean, it's really grueling for a horse to go through all three races in just a two week rest time. so i think that's the main reason. >> steve: sure. a much different track tomorrow it will be hot and dry at the kentucky derby it was sloppy. >> ainsley: benefit of doing a morning show it doesn't get hot until later. >> janice: and i'm wearing jacket. >> brian: according to reports that's the only benefit. we don't sleep a lot and die early. >> ainsley: forget everything. brian brian have short-term memory loss. >> steve: 147th running of the pre

. >> brian: all right. ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. as bret told you, welcome to "jesse watters primetime." i am not jesse watters. jesse is on the mend and will get back soon. i will be brian kilmeade for at least the next hour. americans looking for answers after the bombshell leak draft opinion overturning roe v. wade written in february. shattered shifting norms completely. >> what occurred with this leak was an unspeakably unethical act. and it is unfortunately a sign of our times. the court was always an island of integrity. and most of us didn't think this day would come. the court has a long tradition that it would not yield to politics. it would not yield to dirty tricks. somebody shattered that tradition. >> brian: they did. it's the first time a draft opinion has been leaked in the history of the supreme court. it's a big deal. there is a leaker in the highest court. who is behind it? for some reason top democrats refuse to call it a leak. they are calling it a report. >> i have not had a chance to thoroughly go into the rep

. >> brian: at the end. turns out this kid has to shoot his dog because the dog got bitten by the cougar. >> ainsley: gets rabies. >> brian: who that dog is a little crazy shoot your best friend in the world in the head like he didn't have a vet around? so glad i did not live in early america. >> steve: when you look up on wikipedia the description of the plot of old yeller, i don't think that's exactly it. >> brian: really? >> steve: aside from the end result >> brian: bit by wild animal and goes mad. instead of trying to deal with him give him medication they shoot him. >> ainsley: decades later came >> steve: steven king. >> ainsley: i can't watch movies. >> steve: kujo got a movie so i would say is he a winner. >> ainsley: tragedy in connecticut a 16-year-old charged with murder after a hula cross player is stabbed to death outside of a house party. the police lt. joins to us break down the case. >> biden's disinformation czar calls quit as agency works the ironic reason they say their mission was derail

i appreciate it, brian. >> brian: clay travis, thanks. >> good morning, brian. we are going to begin with this from ukraine. explosions rocking the city causing power outages and infrastructure damage. this comes as russian forces continue their support on mariupole where people have been living under a tunnel for months now. they been finally able to restart civilian evacuation. shocking video shows the moment of funeral home in shanghai realizes an elderly man sent to them in a body bag is still alive. medical workers opening the bag finding the person inside still moving. of the elderly man was transferred to hospital and is in stable condition and investigation is underway. chinese state media says five officials have been punished and one doctors license was revoked. your friendly neighborhood spider-man is being banned from china. the blockbuster movie "spider-man: no way home" losing a censorship battle with the chinese communist party after they refused to describe the statue of liberty. one of the final scene centering around the monument. china reporte

. >> brian: right. >> pete: june 14th. >> brian: is it your birthday? >> if you open up the book, will an eagle fly out of it? >> brian: i'm sorry about that, pete. i didn't know she was going to mock you. >> pete: i took it as a compliment. >> he's probably like wait, how can we make that happen? >> pete: did we not have a conversation in the green room and you said you're going to read it. >> without question. especially this is something that all my friends are struggling with right now. they have young kids. not any announcements. i'm thinking about having kids and something i'm worried about living in manhattan. i think so one of the biggest mistakes that conservatives made was give up the classrooms and we're suffering the repercussions of right now. think about what happened with twitter where you have, i think it really does go back to school. where you have people who are just so interested more interested in free speech than safe spaces. and now, they're confronted with ideas that they're very uncomfortable with and look what's happening right

. >> brian: no one promises you tomorrow. >> ainsley: seized moment, brian. >> brian: any more catchphrases, ainsley? >> steve: there you go. charlotte, north carolina. welcome to studio m we are up here on this wednesday, may 11th, 2022, mezzanine level. good to have you aboard. once again three hours of news that starts right now. >> ainsley: news is breaking again this morning. yesterday we told you we hit record high gas price and today it's even higher. today the record high gas price is 4. 40. you can see yesterday was 4.37. it went up 3 cents. last year it was 2.98. >> brian: right, thanks ultra maga. >> steve: i should have filled up last year. >> brian: ultra maga these prices would be so low. probably would be free if it wasn't for ultra maga what is ultra imagine tore. >> ainsley: is it pandemic, putin, ultra maga. steve: ultra highest octane can i get at gas station. trucker listening on the radio right now. diesel prices highest ever in the history of the planet, triple nickel, 5.55. it's north of, what, 2.25 over one year ago. and that is why the "new york post" on the cover i

>> brian: right. the other thing is there is real mystery of who is sustaining hunter biden's lifestyle. they got this guy who is this hollywood attorney, who not only paid $2 million to pay off his taxes, good friend, is he also keeping him in his luxury lifestyle in malibu so he is able to pay hunter biden's $20,000 a month home in malibu, california. they use the word swank, not all of it some of it is rural. they also pay his other living expenses. and he plans on doing a documentary on hunter biden. that should be fascinating. i don't know what he can remember and what he can't remember. what is going on here? why would someone be so dedicated to somebody who seemingly he has no direct connection to? why would you pay off anyone's tax debt. not like you are doing the life of princess diana where the world thirsts to find out more information. who wants to find out more about hunter? ains ain't the "new york post" says the reason he paid it off it makes it harder for the to win -- first son for ta

brian kilmeade, happy birthday to you. >> brian: thank you very much. it was good. >> ainsley: did all the kids come home? >> brian: no just. she is my favorite. back stretch. to say katie came home. she knew this was a way to score with me. steve: always works. >> brian: she is probably right now on route back to school. she is in trimesters so she goes in the first week of june. >> steve: pocket full of gas money. >> ainsley: two for. if you are your child come home and celebrate dad's birthday and mother's day knock them both out. >> brian: absolutely. yes. so it was good. i had actually a speech that was booked two and a half years ago. kept getting postponed ended up being i was right outside of nashville. >> ainsley: on your birthday. >> brian: i was able to come back. >> steve: your birthday that means it's toba the sound guy and todd the car guy my friend from new jersey. >> brian: tone ba is interesting. we have never met him only listen to him in our ear. [heavenly music] >> ainsley: the voice of god. thank you, it was wonderful. i appreciate

. ♪♪ [♪♪♪] ♪♪ brian: welcome to "one nation" on his red, >> welcome to one nation, i am brian kilmeade. he may be preparing to fire up the grill and enjoy time with family and friends especially the last two years, appreciate this three day weekend. a reminder freedom isn't free because it's about memorial day. honoring the men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice protecting the country. holiday dates back more than a century to the debt this conflict ever fought on american soil. as a quick history lesson. >> 1865 the civil war came to ac end but not without devastating american families more than 600,000 men killed in a bloodbath. grieving mothers, daughters and wives credit the grace of fallen soldiers decorated with hours and flex. ♪♪ the brutal conflict moved major general john logan to establish decoration day may 30, 1868 which could later be known as memorial day. the peaceful they chosen because it wasn't associated with any anniversary of any particular battle, it was for all of them. at the first major ceremony held in arlington national cemetery, the general approa

. >> brian: brian get a lot of history there. local breweries and a lot of wineries. a lot of drinking to be done there and a lot of partying with a wonderful landscape. >> steve: 1 minute after 6:00 a.m. and already talking about quitting time. >> ainsley: tomorrow is friday. it is beautiful. >> steve: frederick 100 miles to the north and west of washington, d.c. it's a beautiful town. >> ainsley: speaking of washington, d.c. the supreme court are meeting today behind closed doors. they are meeting for the first time since that draft opinion was leaked. >> steve: you know what? they will have plenty to talk about. because yesterday that pro-abortion group called ruth sent us they sent a bunch of people into the neighborhoods of the six supreme court justices assumed to be voting against. >> ainsley: there they are. >> steve: absolutely. those people, we believe, are on amy coney barrett's culled sack and they are dressed like those people from the movie hand maiden. >> brian: never saw it. >> steve: i didn't see it either. what they were trying to do. >> ainsley: a b

brian can be used to be secretary of state. so he knows election law is better than you know, most people around the nation and in georgia because he was you know, has had a hands on approach to all these election issues and he wasn't ready to go there for donald trump. and that that peeve donald trump to the point where you saw this escalating outrage that ended in not only donald trump calling for brian kemp to resign but also saying early last year that he would hold rallies. he'd be back in georgia to rally against brian kemp and that is exactly what he's done. based on your conversations with insiders people who have known camp for a while. what's it been like for him to see someone have such a major role in their success and and perhaps their failure if things continue to go the way the former president wants at first it was according to folks around him. it was frustrating. it was maddening. you know, they felt like he had done everything that brian kependent and everything possible to support the president's agenda and

brian: greg, thanks so much. the game changing policy turning college sports upside down. >> behind the scenes in the nio world is despicable. it's dangerous and i are responsible. getting guns off our streets. one democrat's determined to get it done. attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control. and bonta says we must ban assault weapons. but eric early, a trump republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. too conservative tesla's full self- driving technology. the washington post reported on "owners of teslas fighting for control..." "i'm trying..." watch this tesla "slam into a bike lane bollard..." "oh [bleeped f***]" this one "fails to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk." "experts see deep flaws." "that was the worst thing i've ever seen in my life." to stop

brian: everybody knows it. lisa: there is good social business, and there is good business business. a lot of higher wages have to do with a lack of employees. how hard is it to hire qualified employees? in the rank-and-file, in new york city? brian: our turnover back when the team to cover was probably near 20%. it came down to 15%. we got it down to 12% right before the pandemic. we came out in the pandemic in the first day we sent everybody home, everybody keeps their job. we moved them around, we did all of the stuff. it moved back up to 12%. last week we announced a 7% wage increase for all of our employees under an hundred thousand dollars in the company. based on years of service. we are talking about career building. $22 an hour is not just $22, it is -- it keeps going up. also tuition reimbursement in advance. tom: do you have a tv show? [laughter] brian: think about the benefits if we announced today for teammates under two and a $50,000, we will give them $4000 to buy an electric vehicle. a key to al

back inside to katie and pete and brian. >> brian: right. of course behind you is some good news. >> janice: yes, lee greenwood. >> brian: friday series kicks off with mr. lee greenwood. >> katie: the weather looks good for now. >> pete: mclemore boys are out there, too. >> brian: memorial day weekend after all one group's mission to remember every single service member since world war i. that story next. rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk

>> brian: right. so the washington free beacon said it's just not true. we have done our study. we have done our research. the crack pipes are there. and it's hard to imagine being put there by a private donor, listen. >> what jen psaki said, this is the exact messaging they did when we broke the story back in february, oh, no, no, no. oh e no, the pipes are not in the kit. and happily the media pushed this narrative. they printed the press release. what we decided is was to actually go out and do the real work what is a smoking kit we went to five cities up and down the east coast yes, a crack pipe is within a crack smoking kit. that he was the whole point you smoke with a pipe. >> steve: sure, so the big question is are we going to figure out will the federal government tell us who got the money? because, you know, for a variety of reasons there should be some accountability and big question is are we funding crack pipes? our top story apparently we are funding baby formula at our southern border fo

brian kemp beat stacey abrams four years ago and with your support brian kemp will do it all again in november 2022! [applause] >> greg what was the energy? we can hear the cheers which was the energy for pence? because we know a lot of republicans wanted to hang mike pence? >> yeah, hundreds of republicans here, mostly mainstream republicans, who had endorsed brian kemp who supported him. a lot of 2018 campaign was not an overwhelming crowd, but really a crowd that you would see at many of brian kemp's events, just a closing rally. and the message you heard from vice president pence was kind of a summation of the entire message he had his rally, which was that governor kemp would be more electable than david perdue. he did not once mention donald trump. >> you know what's interesting, jason, when i tell you every and here is about stacey abrams she's pretty much -- i mean she's the whole thing. >> when you have that kind of brand and you major yourself into that part of georgia they can't escape it. they can't turn her into a monster either, so not surprised. cam says that he wants h

julianna >> it is, brian. one of our twitter followers asking why are you and brian always stating bad news? we have ghave green across the . the size of the gains is not matching the size of the losses. stoxx 600 ended 3% lower yesterday. we do see some healthy buying taking place cac 40 in france up 1% german market catching a strong bid. up 1.5%. similar for the italian market the uk market and ftse 100 is up .80%. modest gains and green across the board. from the sector perspective, we see strong appetite for cyclicals. banks up 2%. autos, chemicals and industrials all performing well. on the down side, we are seeing less demand for health care which is up six basis points oil and gas taking a breather. media and utilities under performing brian, investors are willing to put risk back on the table and back into the market i imagine investors are hesitant to see how u.s. markets trade today. >> i got to tell that twitter user, whoever it is, thank you for watching because we are the first show in the u.s.,

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i am brian. welcome to one nation. someone who takes responsibility for their actions, true to their convictions. not afraid to admit when they have screwed up. our current president, president biden, he is not showing any of that. >> why do gas prices keep going up so high? republicans have offered plenty of blame, but not a single solution. >> they are rising because of putin's actions. >> under my predecessor, the great maga can come at deficit increased every year. >> could have been handled better. >> i don't know how that happens brian: what a mess. they are to say he has never apologized. we have a tape. an example. [inaudible] okay. he is not exactly apologizing for himself. not really what i was inking. you like the guy or not. whether you voted them or not, it's not how you handle things. especially in times of trouble. inflation is out of control. home prices are skyrocketing. gas prices are at an all-time high. moms are having a hard time finding baby formula. who is responsible for this mess, you probably

steve, ainsley, and brian? >> brian: lucas, quick question. do we know where the ballots are that still need to be counted where the districts are coming from and do we have a sense who might have the advantage? >> lancaster county is one of the major areas to focus on just because there is 22,000 ballots. and if mccormick is down by 3,000 votes, he could be winning just in lancaster county alone. certainly bucks county 5% of the vote needs to be counted. statewide is about 8% of the vote that still needs to be counted, brian. >> brian: i'm wondering why they don't try to get this done in one night? >> that's what happened in 2020. >> brian: in florida they opened up the mail-in ballots on election day. so they're all counted ahead of time. what does pennsylvania do? >> well, that's the thing. delayed and certainly mccormick if you are looking at western pennsylvania he holds an advantage there in terms of pennsylvania. this is exactly what happened back in november of 2020. they did not do what florida did. of course, it took days to get an a

sorry, brian. >> brian: go ahead. >> ainsley: sorry, brian. do we know why he did target the elementary school? >> lawrence: we don't yet. we don't know why he did that again, that's part of the investigation. i continue to ask my sources was there a manifesto? and they have been very say haven't seen anything, keep pressing, pressing. they point to some of the data that they have seen on social media through private messages and what he has posted on different chats. but, there's nothing saying his manifesto. just his play-by-play as he is doing it the day of. >> brian: just so irresponsible for people to take their political stance and an opportunity to spout out on what they believe gun control should be like or what law should be in place and which should happen to the second amendment. you just gave us an idea what it is like in the town in which this happened. every household is talking about this same incident. but bring us right there to uvalde, texas and tell me how this is resonating right now. because maybe some people are happy abo

brian: i will give you one stat. we announced last thursday, april 28, that employees of airbnb can live and work anywhere in the world. if you move within the country you work, we are not going to reduce your pay. we don't do that. you can go to 170 countries. since that announcement, eight hundred thousand visits have come to our jobs and career stage. that gives you a sense. flexibility is the future. after compensation, flexibility will be the most important benefit employers can offer. the best people are not just in silicon valley, the best people are everywhere and any company that limits their talent pool will be at a disadvantage. emily: you just announced an anti-party crackdown, tightening restrictions around memorial day and july 4. despite the moves airbnb has been baking, we have seen people evade the rules, we saw what happened in pittsburgh, a shooting that killed two teenagers. what more steps do you think airbnb could take in this rv not to make sure that people are always safe when staying at an ai

what do you mean >> brian, the world is pessimistic. if you look at it, every dire scenario is priced into the market whether it is 75 basis point rate hike or if inflation doesn't go down the next couple months i think you are getting to a point where it is a sentiment driven selloff yesterday, we had the ten-year treasury down and markets still sold off i wonder how we priced in essentially the fact that interest rates are going higher and the biggest risk is the positive news. whether it is earnings surprises. we had a pretty good quarter for earnings maybe we ratchet down the conflict in eastern europe a lot of things can happen the market isn't discounting enough positive news we could see in the next couple months. long story short. >> we just talked about the fed. what if the fed flips? they are raising rates in june and july if you are waiting for the fed to raise to make a move, i have beach front property in arizona. lake havasu i want to sell you >> that's where you give them massive appeal nothing has changed, brian we have