is taking mark zuckerberg to court. the meta ceo is being sued by d.c.'s attorney general over the cambridge analytica scandal. cambridge is a consulting firm accused of collecting data on 87 million facebook users without consent for political ads. the lawsuit argues mark zuckerberg created the framework on facebook that let it happen. back in march, the attorney general's office trying to add mark zuckerberg to a consumer protection complaint against his company but a judge rejected that rule. >>> the exodus continues. starbucks is the latest company to leave russia. starbucks paused operations and stopped shipments of its products back in march. now, it is me the permanent decision to close at 130 locations across russia. mcdonald's, exxon mobil, and british american tobacco have also withdrawn from the country. >>> we have a recall to tell you about tonight. jeff peanut butter product are being pulled into the salmonella outbreak that spans 12 states. it is on lexington, and can kentucky manufacturing facility. so far, 14 people have reported illnesse

how did it feel to be blamed by mark zuckerberg for a decline in value in facebook? shouzi: we are a very young company at this point. and they are still very big competitors in the market. some of them have been around for a long time. they have a lot of resources. the way we look at it, there is still a long way for us to go in terms of achieving the mission we want to achieve. we think there are a number of things that makes us unique in the market. the first is we are pioneers in what we do. we have innovated this form of short video combined with a feed and we are confident that in the coming years will continue to innovate on that front and bring the best and the most interesting value proposition to our users. david: so if mark zuckerberg were here would you say, don't worry about us, we are not big competition for you or would , you say we are coming after you? shouzi: for us, we are more focused on ourselves. over the long run biggest competitor we have is going to be ourselves. we have a mission, which is to inspire creativity and to bring joy. can we belie

the head of that agency tells us why that's bad news for mark zuckerberg. but welcome back to dw business. i'm christy platt, and in berlin. stocks in the u. s. suffered there, worse day of the year on thursday. ki index is plunged, erasing a rally from the day before the dow jones industrial average fell almost 4 percent . and the nasdaq last 5 percent of its value relief over a relatively modest interest rate hike from the u. s. federal reserve gateway to questions over how high rates, how high rates could go over the next 2 years. as the bank tries to tackle soaring inflation. and what this could mean for the economy, people's pocket books and corporate profits. now the plunge comes as the world's major oil producers say, they will not be massively boosting output, meet global demand, and bring down prices any time soon. the opec plus alliance says it is sticking to its pandemic recovery road map and only gradually increasing production next month . by an extra $430000.00 barrels per day. the plans announced that the monthly strategy meeting are expected

mark zuckerberg put his old home on the market. so get this, it is actually the turned into the giant it is today. this is the one that they actually lived in after. a six bedroom house. listed for 5.3 million. >>> peninsula high school student has received quite the honor. being recognized as the 2022 u.s. presidential scholar. she was one of more than 160 students named as a presidential scholar. it is one of the highest honors that you can get. and you have to be invited to apply. she was chosen among 5000 candidates. >> this was really shocking. and i am so incredibly grateful. i never expected anything like this to happen. i think it really just shows that hard work will pay off. >> she says she tries to be well-rounded. participating in biology competitions and computational biology with a stanford professor. on top of that she also plays varsity golf. planning to attend mit in the fall. >>> she is very talented. absolutely. let's talk about the weather. 60s outside right now and it is actually still pretty warm. above the co

mark zuckerberg has put his old home in los altos up the sale. this is a crash pad where the original crew members turned facebook, now known as meta-, into the mega company it is today. it is not the same home featured in the social network movie if you have seen that one. but it is the one that followed it. the six bedroom house is listed for $5.3 million. >>> should only be calling that a crash pad? >> that is a sweet crash pad. >> i call the crash pad -- downgrade from that. -- what's going on in the world of-baseball. >> we have some good and some bad area teams. we will start with the -- not so good. the win streak comes to an end in st. louis. the a's walk it off against the angels. the game-winning home run. stick around and find out. sports is next. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. sa

how much you will have to shell out for mark zuckerberg's old house. plus. >>> my wife plays, my daughter place. well kinda got sucked into it one by one. >> some say -- is boosting your brain power. experts weigh in. >>> -- start to the weekend. we got numbers in the mid to upper 80s around the tri-valley but cooling changes returning tomorrow. you can expect temperature wise when we come right back. >>> that nationwide baby shortage, how long will it last? making ends meet. were going to go shopping with an extreme coupon are. she shows us her secret for saving big. tonight on nightly news. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselv

never, ever bet against mark zuckerberg never, ever bet against elon musk in my opinion with the metaverse, facebook is going to do well, but microsoft all right is doing well. what i really like about the metaverse and web 3.0, web 3.0 is as different from web 2.0 as web 2.0 was from web 1.0 think of the 2.0 leaders like stripe there will be a stripe in the web 3.0 in and around crypto, decentralized development. when i see where the great talent is going in silicon valley and elsewhere, the great 30-year-olds are going to crypto and web 3.0. >> you think it can withstand -- a lot has come out of crypto, a lot out of web 3 and metaverse in an era of rising interest rates where the liquidity situation is totally different and a potential recession, these themes seem way far off in the future and highly speculative. >> well, for the public valuations for sure. the interest rate environment, don't try to predict interest rate spikes and trips. a number of people at davos are much better at that. my goodness, though, web 3.0 is where marc benioff described salesforce in 2001 it's a completely

how many more people need to be harmed before mark zuckerberg listens? >>> amazon, twitter and facebook all holding their annual shareholder meetings this afternoon. shares of each in the green today but, of course, this comes after steep declines from the 52-week highs all more than 40% lower. joining us now mark mahaney head of research. mark, good to talk to you. i guess a lot of times shareholder meetings not necessarily generating a ton of fresh news but in the meta meeting there was a little bit of a ruffle in the shares lower in facebook when, i guess, mark zuckerberg said, look, we're going to be losing money in the metaverse the next three to five years. those headlines seemed to have an impact. it's recovered but is that something in contrast with what investors already expect >> i don't think that's in contrast now i thought the real news earlier this year was when he sort of committed to tapering down expenses if there's going to be a slowdown in revenue. they weren't going to spend irregardless of the revenue. i don't think anything he said

zuckerberg will speak at the keynote. we hope to learn whether that platform can be a real revenue driver for meta. >> we had the ten-year anniversary of the ipo, talking about the day you and i were in the parking lot as that stock went public, but i'm looking at the chart, and it really hasn't gone very far price-wise for two months you could argue that it got a lot of the selling done before the pain came to the broader nasdaq. >> yeah, i think there is this question of sort of how is facebook/meta going to manage its various challenges, right. we know they made progress when it comes to those apple operating system changes that limited their ability to do targeting. we know that they seem more opportunity when it comes to making money from reels. there is still so much uncertainty right now and i think this next earnings call for meta is going to be particularly important, it seemed like there was a shift in the language we heard from mark zuckerberg in the last earnings, which he was talking more about wanting to be

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but i think at the end of the day, none of us should have to rely on mark zuckerberg or twitch, which is owned by amazon, or all of these companies to actually decide whether or not they're going to keep us safe and to balance that up against their growth and their profits. because they will always choose their growth and profit over our lives because they have proven it time and time again. amy: we're going to bring in a second guess to join you right now. rashad robinson's with color of change. saturday's massacre by the 18-year-old white supremacist which killed 10 has been called a made-for-the-internet massacre. the shooter streaming the massacre on twitch for about two minutes before the amazon-owned company took it down. users of hate-filled online message boards like 4chan soon share the video. it was being watched by 22 people and now it has been watched by millions. for more, we are joined by journalist and author talia lavin, who spent nearly a year impersonating right-wing white supremacists online, assuming false identities to infiltrate their groups as she worked on her

mark zuckerberg being taken to court. >> why a new lawsuit is accusing the facebook pound founder of misleading the public. >>> and how organizers created a program helping families. >>> a lot of us under the east bay are under a red flag warning and heat advisory. a live look from the salesforce tower cam starting off calm but it will be a hot one for us today. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg is facing awe new lawsuit. the attorney general of washington, d.c., accuses zuckerberg of misleading the public how facebook handles personal data, it is linked to the cambridge analytica data leak, a previous attempt to hold zuckerberg responsible was jected by a judge but the a.g. in d.c. says more evidence emerged says stuckerberg "provided direct input on facebook's policies related to data sharing on the platform. >>> we're looking at jeremy lin's visit to san francisco's chinatown for a conversation how he's advocating for the aapi community and to promote his new documentary that touches on the current climate of anti-asian hate. kpix 5's own betty yu was a moderator of the event. th

and what social media did mark zuck, i can't remember with mark zuckerberg or reid hoffman the founder of linkedin. who said this but we're trying to make it so you never have to be alone. okay, you never have to be lonely and yet loneliness is increased lonely. that's a very good that you're exactly right people realize, you know, all this facebook stuff. it actually doesn't make people feel that much better at least not in a long term, but the being alone is one of the things that helps you. to ponder the bigger things right to get out of current current social events to get away from the distraction and the diversions. and think about you know, put away childish things. and and think about what is serious? what is what is eternal what is universal? what are the profundities? of life and sometimes you got to get off by yourself in order to do that. now the problem is loneliness can be absolutely debilitating. for a 16 year old now i was terribly lonely when i was young. it's awful. to be lonely and being alone can put you in a desperate. condition and wouldn't want to escape into con

people like mark zuckerberg say i don't want facebook to be responsible for what the appropriate balance of expression, we are also uncomfortable with the government dictating the bounds of expression. it puts us in a pickle when we don't want companies to have this power. we don't want the government to have this power. but many of us don't want to have absolute zones including terrorist recruitment videos and spam on the social networks. there will be a pickle in the united states given our history of discomfort with government telling people what they can and cannot say. host: you mentioned facebook. i wonder if elon musk's influence on twitter will affect others social media networks at all? guest: i had not really thought about it. i guess we will see. if and when elon musk becomes the owner of twitter and makes changes to how it handles what people can say on the platform, i am sure facebook, reddit and others will watch closely to what happens if things go well or it goes poorly. host: let's go to mary on the democrats line. caller: i guess persuasion is the word you would use. if

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how many more people need to be harmed before mark zuckerberg listens? >>> it's friday and that means it is time for "options action." i'm melissa lee. the major indices just barely pulled out of bear market territory to close essentially flat what does one do when clinging to the edge of the precipice on this show we use options to risk less and preserve more. one of the worst performing sectors today, industrials the sector dropping 1%, now down 15% for the year if you want to be constructive on the group, carter and mike have some thoughts before you hop in carter, take it away. >> yes, let's plunge right in. the first char

. >>> mark zuckerberg taken to court. facebook cofounder and ceo of meta sued by washington, d.c. over the cambridge analytical scandal. cambridge is a consulting firm accused of collecting data on 87 million facebook users without consent for political ads. the lawsuit argues created the framework on facebook that allowed this to happen. >>> airbnb scaling back on chinese customers. sources say airbnb has to drop chinese listings by the summer. china has been a tough market for the san francisco-based company. revenue has only made 1% of airbnb revenue the last few years. sources say it is a popular way for chinese travelers going abroad to book accommodations. they will focus efforts on that. >>> we are back in a moment and talk about the lawyers on the verge of the nba finals. >> wow. (music throughout) oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but

. >>> mark zuckerberg taken to court. facebook cofounder and ceo of meta sued by washington, d.c. over the cambridge analytical scandal. cambridge is a consulting firm accused of collecting data on 87 million facebook users without consent for political ads. the lawsuit argues created the framework on facebook that allowed this to happen. >>> airbnb scaling back on chinese customers. sources say airbnb has to drop chinese listings by the summer. china has been a tough market for the san francisco-based company. revenue has only made 1% of airbnb revenue the last few years. sources say it is a popular way for chinese travelers going abroad to book accommodations. they will focus efforts on that. >>> we are back in a moment and talk about the lawyers it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, queen now only $1,999. plus, 0% interest for 48 months o

zuckerberg. the move was in response to heavy western sanctions that are disrupting the russian economy in the wake of the invasion into ukraine. tonight fierce battles are raging on the outskirts of ukraine's second largest city, with both incoming and outgoing artillery fire. tree angst. fox news. a new investigative report released today shines a scathing light on top southern baptists and their treatment of survivors of clergy sex abuse, according to the 288 page report. the southern baptist convention, america's largest protestant denomination, stonewalled and denigrated survivors of clergy sex abuse over almost two decades, the report states, survivors and others repeatedly shared allegations with the conventions executive committee. they were reportedly met with resistance and outright hostility from within the committee. the investigation was conducted by guide post solutions and independent firm okay, sports wrap is coming up at 11 30. here's looking at what joe and jason are working on.

i'm thinking to myself, i wonder if mark zuckerberg or steve jobs ever had to hot glue store cereal boxes in their living room. the answer was no. this was a foreboding sign. i'm going out to dinner at a thai restaurant in san francisco, and they said we should join because you guys are dying, and i said it was too late because we already launched. paul graham allowed us to apply after the deadline, and we got an interview, and that is when paul graham said, you know, first question, people are actually doing this? i said yes, and he goes, what's wrong with them? the interview went downhill from there. he admitted he hated the idea at first, did not get it, but as we were leaving the interview, my roommate hands him a box of barack obama cereal that we made, and he looks at this, asks why he's getting this, and he said, this is how we funded the company. he said, if you can get people to pay $40 to get a four dollar box of cereal, and maybe you will convince them to sleep in each other's homes. they let us in the program. we barely got in. the moment we got into the program, the recession

>> reporter: i got a house as good as mark zuckerberg's house, this is the townhome in the neighborhood, philadelphia, fishtown, tremendously watching you guys on the fox business network, fishtown, very popular and prices through the roof both for buying and renting. let's put the numbers up. $1900, average rent up 17%, major cities, new york, $5000. >> absolutely wild. haven't seen this in 25 years. >> reporter: this will soon go on sale -- >> 3500 per month, same unit as this, 11 applications in 24 hours, the next rental in the next month or so will go up $700, same house, that is how busy. >> reporter: walked me into the kitchen as i show rental availability in philadelphia. almost 300,000 rental properties in the city of philadelphia, right now 2,000 more available. you can't get a place. >> inventory remains low jacking up higher than it has ever been. >> reporter: maybe jared shows you the kitchen, 3 bedrooms, three baths, beautiful layout, folks moving to the suburbs putting this on the market, they will make some the on this but got to turn around to pay. >> this is built in 20

zuckerberg and sean hannity that her college dropout have proven otherwise at degree is not the end-all be-all and a lot of cases ends up being an indoctrination of america's youth. >> exactly let's point out to one of the other points in terms of the left taking over our society. in our culture for them that's a really significant part of the war that they are fighting. to some extent they've had it their way but that's changing to get a sense there's a fight going on within our culture to. >> absolutely i'm here in los angeles and even though it's a very liberal mecca interviews in california as well. i found during the pandemic i can personally and politically conservatives can broaden our support without compromising our principles and an area where culture comes in we've seen a lot of mad mamas that have been upset with how the government local, state and federal has really mentally and emotionally educationally suppressed and i think abused our children our liberties and parental rights and people are recognizing the nuclear family and putting down the phone and putting away video

ceo mark zuckerberg has been talking it up. already more than a billion users connect with a business account across our messaging services every week. they are reaching out to help, to find products and services and buy anything from big—ticket items to everyday goods. today, i am excited to announce that we are opening whatsapp to any business of any size around the world with whatsapp a cloud api. in a few minutes, any business or developer can access our service, bill directly above whatsapp to customise their experience and a speed up their response time to customers by using our secure whatsapp cloud api hosted by meta, to help more business connect with people and more people message businesses they want to support, began small. —— big and small. let's bring in dr stephanie hare, researcher, author and broadcaster on all things tech. for years, whatsapp was free to use, while costing meta hundreds of millions of dollars to operate and support. why is meta doing this now? there are a couple of reasons. there are a c

you have been frustrated, and you expressed it with some of mark zuckerberg's decisions. what do you think about the vision for the metaverse? are you bullish? >> i haven't talked to zuckerberg about that at all. i'm a little more cautious on the metaverse, thinking of a wide variety of things. just because what we will first see before we see deep social applications or work applications is deep entertainment applications that have a broad-based appeal and interests. i have not seen those. i have seen specific ones. what they have done with oculus is amazing. we are still some ways away from that option of the metaverse. are you can call it mass versus adoption or something. emily: the metaverse can totally change the way we live and work. what do you think about the future of work? has the center of gravity permanently shifted to the home or not? >> almost certainly, it has not shifted terminally to the home. we are social animals, we get energy working with others. you can make decisions more quickly with everyone in the room. there will be a return to offices, places

mark zuckerberg put his old house on the market. where he turned facebook into the social giant it is today. this is not the house featured on the social network but one they lived in an app her. six bedrooms and three bathrooms listed at $5.3 million. >>> instead of shortening the work week to 4 days, but a bay area startup is doing it. it works to help other companies become more inclusive. has 75 employees and the president decided to shorten the work week to 4 days after noticing exhaustion for employees during the pandemic. since taking this step, the company has had its most productive financial period. the workers say they are more productive and less stressed. >> we trusted we could put processes in place to give them more autonomy and it has worked out tremendously for us. >> reporter: state lawmakers are considering a bill to shorten the work week from 40 hours to 32 hours for companies with more than 500 employees. they would also pay overtime for anyone working more than four days in a week. >>> let's talk about the janu

how many more people need to be harmed before mark zuckerberg listens? >>> welcome back "the exchange "first withb best buy is down 14% in the past week the comps expected to fall nearly 10% from last year. and options are pricing a 13% move in the stock. courtney reagan is is here with the story and head of technical analysis at oppenheimer. kick things off. 10% drop in comp in some ways the bar is pretty low. >> exactly i think perception is also helpful. last year, they put up coms more than 30% and even without withb it would be tough to see a positive comp. we have all of the macro economic pressures that best buy is is of course is going to face we know they import an awful lot from china with all our tis cushions around the tariffs. sob, expectations are very low this show as deceleration and traffic in march remember, we had other stimulus payments lacking and it's kind of interesting that there seems to be a drive expec ex expeckitations are pretty low. they're reiterating their buy rating ahead of results. they basically think things are alread

the effort is in response to th mark zuckerberg money nearly $17 million of which we're poured into michigan, and of course only and democrat nominated areas. much of the money went to detroit where biden got 94 percent of the vote right nothing to see there i'm sure, that's the city that cost the republicans a senate seat as well. but the swampy development as reported by the washington free beacon is that andy blunt, who is the son of the republican senator in leadership has joine forces with the george soros group called the 1635 to spend $2.5 million to pay workers not to work on the petition drive freight can you believe it? swamped in a swamp. joining me to discuss this is ceo and founder of the center for american liberty. before we get into these establishment, typical swamp tactics, i understand we are down to the final two weeks of this petition drive? how many signatures do you need? >> that's right, we need the effort needs to get 340 real signatures meaning you have to have a margin above that in the deadline is june 1. we have been on pace to collect the signatures, volunteers

his like the bought farm and james comey and mark zuckerberg and russian collusion. >> in the collusion, how are they hanging like that? kennedy: do you think it gives voters more pause thinking about potential kamala harris presidency? is that a worst-case scenario and what we have now? it does seemed like -- we are bad now, it can always get worse. >> they have the ministry of truth on their side so they can spin it how they want. kennedy: jankowicz, i like how you're going with this. >> for the country at this time, i do think as much as it pains me to say, better for kamala harris to be president because i'm sorry, i'm not confident he's making any of the decisions, democracy it's important it's clear to hold elected officials responsible for the decisions they are making even if they try to spin it away like joe biden flames and on everyone but the lines of democrat about accountability are important we have a president, half the country doesn't think the president is physically up to the job, that is a crisis. as much as i dislike kamala harris. i think kamala harris is spectacula

it's a strange mix of politicians and celebrities, including president biden, nancy pelosi, mark zuckerberg, hillary clinton, george stephanopoulos, and morgan freeman -- for some reason. which, banning the president, i guess i understand, but morgan freeman? what is he going to do? narrate you to death? they also banned senators harry reid, orrin hatch, and john mccain. none of whom are alive. john mccain died in 2018. but i guess they're slow to get american tv over there. their biggest show right now is "the oc." it's true. meanwhile, as the war on ukraine slogs on, starbucks today announced they will be ending their "brand presence" in russia. they're taking their stores out of the country, hitting russians right where it really hurts, right in the k-pops. starbucks had 130 stores in russia. and it's actually a very significant blow. starbucks was the only way the russian military got wifi. and while this is terrible news for moscow macchiato fans, it's great news for the biggest coffee chain in russia -- timour hortonovich's. a little something for our friends up north, you know? have

mark zuckerberg is an oligarch who owns facebook puts $417 million into the ranks. it is indisputable and what does he do with the money? particularly into heavy democratic areas of these election offices as a condition to get these grants. to hire more people that we must comply with the demands of the zuckerberg organization in those help to democrat party and the precincts in battleground states. dark money by a billionaire trying to buy the presidency. thrilled to death january 6 committee is looking into this that they are not. not a single committee of congress looking into this. the democrats control both parties. not a single committee of congress looking into the perkins co. a law firm and all over the country changing election laws in violation of the federal constitution had governors, boards of elections, state supreme court, the problem is the constitution says the state legislature determines election process for choosing a president and vice president. in them into cases came to the ground of pennsylvania refusing to take up either one. the supreme co

ceo mark zuckerberg said the best way to expand virtual reality is to experience it -- the best way to understand virtual reality is to experience it. we have meta-'s virtual reality goggles, which sell for about $299. >> hold, tap for a photo. single tap to start filming. double tap to get the music going. >> meta wants this store to be a bridge that connects users to the metaverse, but that means it relies on users actually being interested in the metaverse. that might not be so hard. in 2021, out of the 11.2 million ar nvr units sold worldwide, 70% were meta's quest 2, so they do have a large chair, but can it keep up the momentum? emily: bloomberg's ed ludlow. the store opens next week. peloton still trying to turn its business around. according to bloomberg sources, the fitness company trying to sell a stake of about 20 percent, hoping to find a big-name corporation or private equity firm that can help validate the business with its investment. peloton had been contacting potential buyers, but the process is still at an early stage. palantir, meantime, just struck a 10 million pou

emily: when mark zuckerberg announced his plans to own the metaverse and change facebook's name to meta like it was something new, did that bother you? david: of course not. it is really hard to predict in 10 or 20 years where the companies are that figured out. there are so many elements of innovation needed. having a ugc community is one of our strengths. we are early in our quest for innovation. emily: roblox built a huge business selling robux. does this evolve into a larger marketplace? david: the idea that people could make a living started the currency. we are a systems company, and utility. it has formed a robust economy. it allowed us to keep it free for the vast majority. emily: would roblox partner with other companies like microsoft? david: the core technology of how we will support 50,000 people in real time on the phone, going to a concert together, i think that will be a lot of engineering work that each company will be working on and will be really hard. as far as ultimately, can an avatar go from one place to another, i think there will be lightweight ways of starting t

how many more people need to be harmed before mark zuckerberg listens? >>> mobile's annual meeting today. of course shoeds in a fairly good mood given the 62% gain in the stock over the last two months we've talked a great deal about the energy sector, outperforming, increasing what was minuscule rating overall in the s&p. it was roughly a year ago, obvious, that we got even then what was shocking news in terms of a proxy fight at exxonmobil remember the tiny activist firm of engine one few of us heard of succeeded in ceding three of the four board members it had nominated for exxon's board. it was at the end of a fairly brutal fight between the company and engine one and changed the composition of a board that, by the way, had already changed with the addition of the likes of, for example, jeffrey oven and mike angelakis only a few months prior to that but exxon has also changed a lot during the last year, and in fact as we've told our viewers many times and will again over the next intervening weeks on june 23rd, we'll have what we believe is a very me

first of all we have mark zuckerberg one of the oligarchs, could be a russian oligarch managing how he owns facebook put $417 million into thens race. indisputable. what does he do that many? particularly into heavy democrat areas, gives out grants to local officials in the election offices as a condition to get the grant the extra money to hire more people to have more machines they must comply with the demande of the zuckerberg organization that helps the democratic party the democratic precincts in battleground states. it is dark money by a billionaire trying to buy the presidency. i am thrilled to death the january 6 committee is looking into this. they are not. not a single committee of congress looking into this because the democrats control both parties. that a single committee of congress looking into the law firm that went all over the country changing election laws in violation of the federal constitution governors, boards of election, state boards, state supreme court's. the constitution says the state legislature determines the election process for choosing the president an

mark zuckerberg can take his pick that's why not a seller. so, on our cnbc investing club call that you must listen to you recognize this is one of the stocks that does get cheaper as it goes lower because the earning power is tremendous. i know averages are trading like everything is over valued. for every negative, there's a company profiting from it. what's are the most inflationary part of inflation? natural gas. who makes the most money cotara energy and i like sempra, a prl company with a major natural gas business couturau's got a 7.5 field i know, i know it's a disgusting, horrible market that rests entirely on the fortunes of one piece of paper the 10-year treasury but a curious person asked if there's one piece of paper can really control the future of every company in the world and where is it written the 10-year must go down in price and is up in yield every day where does it say that every unemployment number, like the one we're going to get tomorrow, must remain over heated. and we know the fed will keep hitting the brakes of th