paypal turned out to be a gigantic success, later sold to ebay. what was your job at paypal? reid: well so, when peter thiel and max started paypal, they each invited their friend who most understood and had the entrepreneurial experience to be on the board. that was me for peter. then, after a year of being on the board, i was thinking of starting another company. peter said, no, come join paypal full-time and help us, because, you know, you have been helping us so much on the board and you understand this stuff and we have so much to do, because paypal was an early blitz scaler. it's theory was that it would be a bank and that was not a workable theory. so we had a great customer acquisition engine, but how do you redefine the payments, with payments with something in front of it, even if -- even as it was exponentiating its burn rate. so i joined paypal, stepping off the board. david: paypal was ultimately sold to ebay for about $1.5 billion or so. you got your share of the profits and then became an angel investor. for those who don't know what is an angel investor, as op

pete, you own paypal 120 price target throw up that stock, please. there it is. >> i'm not looking, yeah, i can't see the chart because of my situation with the camera i can tell you i know it is awful. i can show you that by showing you my balance sheet of my position this stock, last quarter really was what changed it for me the fact that i felt like the ceo and the company itself needed to be a lot more transparent than they were going in and the disappointment that we all felt when we saw what the earnings actually looked like was crushing and obviously the stock got crushed based on a lot of that as well. i think i'm giving them a little time, see what things look like in the next quarter or so. the acquisitions they made are still meaningful when you look across at the company itself, they've done a good job of positioning themselves but they didn't do a good job letting us know some of the issues they were facing in the previous quarter or so and i think that's something that did bother me a lot i know jim cramer felt the same way. felt like t

paypal on the other hand is having a difficult time. we're looking for some leadership changes there as well as stronger execution over the next few quarters. charles: speaking of paypal, i want to ask you about elon musk. he says he wants to turn twitter in a u.s. version of china's wechat, media entainment. i think the intriguing part is payments. is this too ambitious? is this something he can pull off? >> you never counter out elon musk obviously but i am skeptical. we've seen many western companies eye those chinese models and try to replicate them. like facebook tried this both in facebook and instagram and in whatsapp. we've seen paypal try it as well. i have been to china. you know, spent time in the country experiencing what alipay and wechat pay are like locally. they're not very transferable to western markets. they're heavily built on consumer data in a way we don't have in the western markets. consumers want more data privacy and security. consumers in the western markets like best-of-breed. they like to be able to peck do

paypal is interesting. >> mel, you think the knicks make a move in the draft tonight, up or down? >> up. >> it's amazing. qualcomm is too cheap here as well >> thanks for watching see you back tomorrow. "mad money with jim cramer" starts right now >>> i am here to level the playing field. there always is a bull market somewhere. mad money starts now. >> i am kramer. i am just trying to make money. inflation has

. >>> getting a news alert on paypal kate rooney has that for us. hi, kate >> hey, carl users move cryptocurrencies on and off the platform, a long awaited feature, paypal saying it will support transfer of cryptocurrency between other currencies and wallets it is the most requested feature since they rolled out cryptocurrency trading in 2020 the rollout is available in the u.s. in a couple weeks starting crypto a couple years ago, you couldn't move any funds on or off paypal or venmo into other wallets, coinbase, and others this is controversial. sparked the term not your keys, not your wallet. other fin techs moved this direction. robinhood, coinbase as well. paypal appears to be catching up not a first mover by any means, but getting further into cryptocurrency as bitcoin is below 30 k. >> you answered my question. i asked if robinhood and coinbase had those capabilities. thank you. followand subscribe to our podcast, listen anytime, he, erer you download podcasts tech check is back in just a tech check is back in just a moment but unfortunately,

the simple employee can no longer manage and the president claims he's helping the paypal. what does he done for the people? he's destroyed the people in australia. professors have rallied against would they describe as the over policing of indigenous people. demonstrators are demanding an end to the presence of arm, police, and remote aboriginal communities. they say it contributes to the high levels of aboriginal incarceration rates. a recent report showed indigenous australians are 13 times more likely to be jails. bitcoin value has dropped below $20000.00 dots its lowest since december 2020. the crypto currency has lost more than half its value since january. it's part of a wider crisis in the market as panicked investors sell off their risk in digital assets, pushing prices even lower. it's widely considered one of the greatest hollywood films ever produced. be godfather is 50 years old this year to celebrate a remastered ultra high definition version of the caustic has been released and its received star treatment a dis years try back a festival. gabriel is on the rep

who believed that the paypal's will should be recognized if they win elections in the future invites they want that to be fairly recognized. so i don't think there's a universal acceptance that democracies just i chi as long as you, when i think there are a fair minded people who voted for donald trump, who will follow these hearings? who want to say a prayer, then shy, the grace of bang alden would say, yet i concede to fate if the numbers are against them in the voting numbers or against them. so that, that's, i think, part of the political calculus here. that there's all kinds of b, any, you know, indictments from this now gets arrested from congressional hearings like this. but in the court of public opinion, it's important to put this material on the record and see how many americans want to stand up for democracy. the next opportunity, which will be in november of the she in brandon o'connor with a good to get your thoughts on this. and we appreciate your being with us and i'll just, you know, so thank you very much indeed for your time. my pleasure. the ladies of the us in bra

reason reason paypal has plunged another $100 since that interview. when you buy stocks of companies in a are expectative with no dividend protection and low interest rate environment you're going to keep getting blasted until the fed is finished raising rates. probably not any time soon tightening cycle just started. the market is littered with stocks like this we have uber on today. stock has been cut in half in the last year. why? a year ago, on same metrics, this stock would have doubled and now it is cut in half. a year ago it was in style and now it is not. i think it will be the big winner in the group. but do you have enough money to get to that promised land where it wins? you have to if you're going too own to two of the companies out here that are hailed as huge success stories, airbnb and door dash, they plummeted 6.5 and 7% today respectively why? no reason at all they happen to be growth stocks with nothing to fall back. no dividends or buybacks, just a chance for some day in the future winning businesses but losing stocks no one who own

paypal rallying about 5% today then those crypto stocks getting a little bit of relief today after a tough year coinbase and microstrategy both on pace for a 20% rally. then you've got marathon digital, hunt mining all trading higher in sympathy with some of those cryptocurrencies bitcoin is back above 21,000 and ether on track for its best pace since april >> unclear whether it will be a blip on that long, downward chart. thank you, kate. kate rooney. >>> up next, we take you straight inside the market zone. all week i'll be part of our coverage of the cnbc aspen ideas festival that's next week including jessica alba, eric some mitt, the ceos of intel, ibm, wells fargo, bumble and much moere e thdow is now up 760. we'll be right back with "the market zone. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. sl

paypal at lows back to 2018. intel at levels not seen since 2017 are they worth buying or steer clear. let's look at matt maylee. first up is dish and if i'm understanding you right, you see some technical temptations here but fundamentally as a long-term play, you don't like it. >> yeah, tyler, and by the way, happy father's day this weekend. >> thank you. >> but dish is on a technical basis. >> the stock is oversold and it looks like it is hitting a double bottom here but i think the fundamental -- so it could be a very short-term bounce but the back drop is to dicey for me right now we have a situation where their revenue has been down, the big thing is their subscriber growth is down. and there is a fierce competition for subscribers right now for paid tv is a very mature industry. but the one thing too is that the government, one of the things that has done well in the last several years, has been broadening the broadband around the country. therefore people aren't going for dishes much. they could use their

they did no paypal would hit over $100 billion. no one saw could foresee would pay paul -- paypal would do. >> that's interesting. i wonder how you square that internationaleem context. as countries develop in a move up the industrialization letter has ath population grows like china and obvious example we have watched within our lifetime wentt from being double-digit growth economy monitoring to 6% and i wonder how youha square tt global experience where does seem like the mainstream story basically paps out of what you are doing. >> would they think the point being made is one thing for our country to grow but also even though we have problems with china today and very strategic albums with china for a while before xi jinping came along you had not only catching up in china but they allowed allow for markedly as long as you didn't get involved in politics high-tech entrepreneurs to flourish so china became rather invented so wasn't just catching up.. and that's the key thing. it's not just taking was there and saying we are not t

emily: i have to ask you about your former paypal friend elon musk. he spoke to twitter employees at a meeting. he proposed an idea that all users get verified -- that have to pay to get verified. do you think -- i know you have been supportive of him buying the company. supportive of his ideas. what do you think is going to be most impactful about elon musk essentially taking over? >> i already see outrageous things on twitter. he thinks free speech needs to be applied in an evenhanded way. we need rules that aren't just made up as we go along. they need to be an honest open marketplace of ideas rated the other part that i hear is it needs to be a real business. the cost of now exceed the revenues and that's not sustainable. he is saying we need to cut costs and grow revenue. it sounds to me like he wants to apply some business rigor to the company. i would expect if he takes over, there will be some cost-cutting. it sounds like he believes in in person work. that would prefer people would be in the office although exceptions would be made for truly

has a nose for deals he was the architect that helped us sell the brain tree venmo business to paypal i think he's got a great nose for business deals he's going to be revenue minded and experienced operator now having run google's commerce business for the past couple of years. i think he's a great fit for the business at pinterest. >> cameron, one of the first thing you said is he as a great nose for deals does pinterest need to do a deal do you think his strategy will include either doing deals or selling pinterest? >> i'm not sure about selling pinterest but they just bought a company. they have been quiet on the mma front. now they have cash and stocks to use for deals. valuations have come down. it may be in place where they cok be more aggressive on that front because they haven't been. i think bill will try to drive the e-commerce part of the business just take the business away from search and discovery to actually executing shopping i think that's his focus from paypal and google. sdpl >> here is my question pinterest isn't growing. revenue has slowed way daown. the entire s

there's a book a few years ago about musk in the rise and others the rise of paypal. credit card companies and banks at the time when that was starting didn't they could have crushed it and then and the early participators were wondering why didn't these big guys come in and crush it because the big guys didn't see what they were doing and realize the implications of what they're doing. so even though paypal stock has taken a hit still worth over a hundred billion dollars and none of the incumbents at the time 30 years ago 25 years ago for saul with paypal would do and you have that going on all the time if you have a free economy people things people never thought of yeah, that's interesting. i guess. i wonder how you square that with what we see in sort of the international context, which is very much the case that as companies develop as they sort of move up the industrialization ladder and as their population growth slows their growth does tend to slow i think china, you know obviously is a very obvious example that we've all probably watched happen within our lif

you know a paypal and i was like, keith, i'm so stupid. i'm so sorry. so actually of this truck that are in are and i know my knees were hurting so bad because it's trying to hold him up there. so for the whole right, swastikas look i just don't want him to see my boots. i knew it. they dropped me off and they were full pay things off my feet. i'm not scared. i don't want him if we're getting out of a violin extremist group. the 1st part is disengagement, which is where you leave the social group. you leave the behavior you leave, but you probably still have the ideology and you take that away from somebody and then why do they have, right they, they were looking for an analysis and you've taken away their analysis. so you know what's left, that they can just sort of fall into. so you have to be very careful about it. and when you're down to the risks, this isn't going to be easy and are going to be people are angry that time and energy and we do debriefing inside cuz you're not going back in. so we're, since we're going to burn those, go back and take

paypal of course is the third worst performer of the nasdaq for the first half. why not take a shot on some of these good quality names that have been so pummeled? >> netflix is up against tough competition. you mentioned disney a little earlier. i'd rather buy a disney and now i think disney is my stock of the year in december which was a mistake. i got out of that in april when it was down 8% because i have an 8% rule i never take a loss of more than 8% on any position unless it happens while i'm sleeping, so disney, that's how i go. liz: [laughter] >> so disney, i'd rather buy disney than netflix at this point in the cycle. as far as those jobs go, i find that really troubling, because as we enter into recession, businesses and households will spend less, there will be much more cautious. i think the jobs will evaporate. i think wage growth will stop in its tracks. once you hit technical recession , there's almost nothing in the human mind that can stop it from turning into an actual recession with people reacting emotionally and i think that's what's going to

but exactly how much would also be different from person to person. m. paypal on the canary island of la palmer, a facing a double challenge in the fall of last year. a major volcanic eruption devastated the island residents are still dealing with the consequences now and with the aftermath of the pandemic. we're a major volcanic eruption on la pine my in the canaries, the 1st in 50 years on the island lava poured out of the combat be ha volcano, for 3 months. some 3000 properties were destroyed. displacing 7000 people. the estimated cost of reconstruction on the island is more than $840000000.00 euros. and all this, in the midst of the corona virus pandemic, the hard work of reconstruction has begun. over $900.00 workers have been employed just to clear up the volcanic ash, the public body entrusted to carry out the work by the governments of spain and the canary islands is guessed plan. i will not be philosophy local. the most difficult thing was to see people totally shattered and seeing the psychological impact of losing their home. somebody. i put myself in their place, saw the a

i would look at paypal, mastercard or visa. jack: thank you. how do you protect and grow your money in a volatile market? bank of america's avita subramanian has advice you u jack: it was another whipsaw week on wall street and the market reacted to inflation news, recession fears, impending rate hikes, where should investors put their money? joining be the head of us equity and quantitative strategy at bank of america securities, sevita subramanian. let's start with the selloff this past week. is this the beginning of a leg down for stocks are should investors be buying here? >> in terms of finding a market bottom it is a tough question. i don't think we should be buying stocks wholesale right now. there could be more volatility as we digest the positive surprises to the inflation data, the idea that all these supply chain risks are not over yet or the fed might be more aggressive than the aggressive fed we are penciling in today. the idea is to be selective. a precipitous amount and great buying opportunities. sift through the rubble with vis

i would look at paypal, mastercard or visa. jack: thank you. how do you protect and grow your money in a volatile market? bank of america's avita bank of america's avita subramanian has advice you meme every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. if you have age-related macular degeneration, there's only so much time before it can lead to blindness. but the areds2 clinical study showed that a specific nutrient formula can help reduce the risk of dry amd progression. ask your doctor now about an areds2 supplement. lemons, lemons, lemons. the world is so full of lemons. when you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those lemons, for less. jack: it was another whipsaw week on wall street and the market reacted to inflation news, recession fears, impending rate hikes, where should investors put their money? joining be the head of us equity and quantitative strategy at bank of america securiti

down names, they're rebounding hard this morning look at amd and nvidia, the chip makers as well as paypal and affirm b of a did this screen that i thought was pretty helpful, looking at how far their valuations have come down on a price to earnings ratio. amd has gone from 50 times pe to 17 times even companies like affirm, where they don't have any earnings, this have gone from 27 times sales to 3 times sales so that's what a lot of folks are looking at this morning, though, we have heard a lot of people, maybe minus jim cramer, still pessimistic. he is finding some optimism, but as mike was saying, maybe you need the s&p at 4,000 as a minimum. >> still, 27 times on nvidia that's not exactly cheap i mean, by the standards - >> cheaper exactly. >> cheaper we're in a time of cheaper, for sure bitcoin was really interesting this weekend it couldn't keep my eyes off it. my wife and two boys had a piano recital. during the recital, it was falling through 19k, into 18k. you know, they were doing much better >> you're telling me you were checking the price of bitcoin during your sons' recital?

i would look at paypal, mastercard or visa. jack: thank you. how do you protect and grow your money in a volatile market? bank of america's avita subramanian has advice you mean right now, that is next. ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. that's why we build technology that helps everyone come to the table and do more incredible things. ♪ ♪ this is remington. he's a member of the family, for sure. we always fed him kibble it just seemed like the thing to do. but he was getting picky, and we started noticing some allergy symptoms. we heard about the farmer's dog and it was a complete transformation. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it's a no-brainer that remi should have the best nutritious and delicious food possible. i'm investing in my dog's health and happiness. ♪♪ get started at longlivedogs.com this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recov

and then our vendors will be able to access the internet and be able to make those cashapp, paypal, then mow, -- venmo, whatever sales. dina: for candace williams, an executive director at rural community alliance, and her 9-year-old son caleb, lack of internet service during the pandemic forced them to drive a half hour each way daily to helena for caleb's virtual school. >> i would have to go to mcdonald's to use their free wifi. i would just sit in the parking lot. dina: now, williams' family switched to a hotspot, but it eats up data quickly, costing her up to $200 a month to buy >> why can't we connect people to the outside world with the service that they need, and it's not a significant amount of their income? dina: heading up to helena, its residents don't fare much better. at least 40% can't get online reliably. >> we have got a divide in everywhere in rural america. when you add access, quality internet access, you take that divide and you fill it up this much. dina: nancy mckee tries to lure new businesses and life to phillips county. >> i've got rail. i've got four lanes to t

i would look at paypal, mastercard or visa. jack: thank you. how do you protect and grow your money in a volatile market? bank of america's avita bank of america's avita subramanian has advice you u ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. that's why we build technology that helps everyone come to the table and do more incredible things. ♪ ♪ if you have age-related macular degeneration, and do more incredible things. there's only so much time before it can lead to blindness. but the areds2 clinical study showed that a specific nutrient formula can help reduce the risk of dry amd progression. ask your doctor now about an areds2 supplement. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire another crazy day? matchi of course—you'reiption. a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast bu

the first good example in my mind is when the chief financial officer of paypal left for walmart. you pointed out, you have sheryl sandberg announcing her department from facebook yesterday. now dave clark from amazon. in amazon's case, i am not ready to call it a brain drain. it is something we are monitoring. the investors of who is buying amazon today is buying an amazing cloud computing business, a very strong and fast growing advertising business, and to be honest, a mature, retail e-commerce effort. they be in this case, dave clark's departure will give the opportunity to pick his person to run what is now a mature and slow-growing business for amazon. romaine: you mentioned those different units. i think i know what the answer to my next question is going to be. do you give any credence to the speculation out there and the hope for a certain cohort of investors that maybe this company needs to be split apart? may be splitting off these units and create more value, to put some space between that retail division and more profitable cloud computing divisions? tom: when i think

at night paypal dump. anything they want to get rid of saving the fees charged by the official garbage dump down the road. for some 25 men, the dump his home and their work place, they sought anything that can be recycled earlier. i want to you that he, this is our life. alright. i was in or what i used to work at another landfill sites movie was a little devil double. we do a good job at the and we don't bother anyway. no, no, no, they didn't. i nothing was a and i think one problem is that the discarded clothes, so mostly synthetic, so they take years to bio degrade incinerating them releases, chemicals that end up contaminating groundwater. fast fashion is an environmental nightmare. so that any walk on the samantha again, though i don't really mean we are counting on chiles, ministry of the environment, to develop a new strategy. let rober co owned receive them through an alley to make it compulsory and foreign porters to dispose of their clothing waste responsibly. cargo the liberal party is with you.

dealing with the insurance company, who from facilitating bank loans and insurance to helping with paypal work with the regional transport office and also offering smart battery swap systems. the social enterprise is trying to make it as attractive and easy as possible to become an e ritual driver. lolita and her husband mckendra are a modern couple. they defy child care duties for their son and take turns going to work. my hinder also drives that you richer for a living. he's always supported his wife in her work. but am i, when s m v green solutions told me that women were driving iraq shows these days. i checked with my husband. he said, yes indeed they were, and he asked me if i was interested in learning and that he would help me with a lot, but only if i wanted to go because i told him instantly. yes. and i want to dr. men is that what i'm gonna be hung fidela to nan for more innovation next time on ref. ah ah ah ah ah! with ah a joy ride through fascinating worlds into uncharted deb, our guides know their way around a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. a curiosit

dealing with the insurance company, who from facilitating bank loans and insurance to helping with paypal work with the regional transport office and also offering smart battery swap systems. the social enterprise is trying to make it as attractive and easy as possible to become an e rich or driver. lolita and her husband mckendra are a modern couple. they divide child care duties for their son and take turns going to work. my hinder also drives you richer for a living. he's always supported his wife in her work. funny mom i, when s m v green solutions told me that women were driving e rituals these days. i checked with my husband and he said yes indeed they were. and he asked me if i was interested in learning and that he would help was a lie. but only if i wanted to go because i told him instantly, yes i want to drive men. is that what i'm gonna be home with in for more innovation? next time on ref, ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with who in good shape, throbbing, pulsing, droning headaches. there are more than $200.00 types and not all causes unknown. the good is help and can often be found con

to train her new colleagues, a headphone i'm helping with all my heart and soul because they're my paypal. i have to help husbands number will anyway, there are regular meetings with the hospitals integration commissioner. she answers questions and helps where she can. for instance, when dealing with paperwork and visits to government offices. she serves an important function because one 3rd of the nursing staff come from abroad. oh yeah. and many of those who fled ukraine may choose to settle in germany for good when they did such thought nauseous for me, it's important to live some where my family is safe. tom, good year book with him. yes. book or we like it in germany. it's and war is still raging, and ukraine forgot. so it's very likely that will stay here in the child was, wasn't supposed to, mustangs have gotten dog. hello been, i'm an ass or how and i'd like to check your blood pressure update on the liberal contra letter after another year of training and passing her final exam. enoch hankle will be an accredited nurse in germany. and what about solving something as acute as clim

would associates, but i don't think it's realistic to claim it's the be all and and all for all obese paypal for nicky, we are listed ah, being obese means that you are so overweight that it's a health risk. shanina midlife has this problem for a long time. she didn't know where to turn. this is what she looked like at her wedding a year ago. she was desperate for help. i think she can't bear good shilling mussman a nutritional specialist. the doctor helps overweight people to change their lifestyle . oh, recently she's had a lot of inquiries about the new injection that is said to help you lose weight. it's active ingredient is semi glue tide, semi glue tide is in fact a diabetes drug intended to lower blood sugar levels. dr. yann's umbrella also prescribes it for diabetics like marco, who suffers from way problems to umbrella, thinks them a glue time has a promising future. give, did not most davis, and it is setting new standards in terms of reducing blood sugar levels. but in particular, in reducing body weight, no drug has been able to reach a 15 percent drop in body weight in obesity t

dealing with the insurance company, who from facilitating bank loans and insurance to helping with paypal work with the regional transport office and also offering smart battery swap systems. the social enterprise is trying to make it as attractive and easy as possible to become an e rich or driver. lolita and her husband mckendra are a modern couple. they divide child care duties for their son and take turns going to work. my andrew also drives you ritual for a living. he's always supported his wife in her work. but am i, when s m v green solutions told me that women were driving a ritual these days. i checked with my husband and he said yes indeed they were. and he asked me if i was interested in learning and that he would help me, but only if i wanted to them i told them instantly. yes, i want to dr minute. that's what i'm gonna be home with in for more innovation next time on ref. ah ah ah, with a landscape with a fiery ah, germany's volcanic eiffel region. about 10000 years ago, the volcanoes went quiet. a deception calm is something doing again, deep underground a powder keg? in 15

paypal was largely built in the wake of the dot com crash. downturns can be a great time to build. the war for talent gets easier. there are fewer copycats getting funded so the competition is easier. the only thing that gets harder is fundraising. if you make sure you raise money at the right time to make that funding last, building during the downturn can be a great time to build a great company. emily: i have to ask you about proposing the idea that all of them will crackdown on bonds. saying that he believes people should be able to say pretty average things on twitter short of breaking the law. what do you think will be most impactful about elon musk taking over? >> i see a lot of outrageous things on twitter. i think eiland says he believes in the principle of free speech. there needs to be an honest and open marketplace of ideas. the other part i hear is that twitter needs to be a real business. he says your cost not to exceed your revenues. that is not sustainable. it sounds like he wants to apply some business rigor to the company. i think there will be some cost-cutting.

there were wanting government says each shot dead, a congo, a soldier who crossed the border and shot paypal. the soldiers thought he was returned to the eastern congo, a city of going, ma'am, he reportedly injured to wanton police officers and civilians. the congolese government nath is closed, the border funeral have been held as some of the people killed in an attack on a church in nigeria. only of this month at least $41.00 people died in a mass shooting at the st. francis catholic church and the government has blamed in i thought, linked group, which is here is an interest. is there nipple? yeah. the y y will be the company in the middle of the town. many might be done, but i've been arrested connection where you wouldn't be charged to re enroll into the funeral service because we also told other people of this once again, i've been buried by the family taken away by the by with away from me being offended by dignitaries from the shows really just leader from the public sector. i want to watch what been affected by going. i don't want to go. one of the fridge was mentioning that, how lo

the simple employee can no longer manage, and the president claims he's helping the paypal. what does he done for the people? he's destroyed the people. ukraine's president has inspected reconstruction efforts in the port city of a vessel. it's been under heavy bombardment by russian forces, ukraine's inability to use a deep sea ports as contributed to a jump and global food prices. full demands or landscape thank troops in the city for their service. demonstrators in london are demanding an increase in wages to keep up with raising inflation. growing numbers of families are struggling to put food on the table and are increasingly being forced to rely on food banks for re challenge reports. the figures certainly are alarming. we're being told that this is the worst cost of living crisis in this country for 40 years. inflation could hit 11 percent later this year. the bank of england has just high interest rates to their highest level in 13 years. and the economy is expected to contract this quarter research to say that all of this means that by next year, 250000 households m

i want to paypal to buy them. look at the paypal stock. that is a pitiful helpless giant of a stock. >> we will talk about the banks and the buybacks. we will counowto ttdn he opening bell. snow is another upgrade. and tesla has another opening bell in 10 minutes. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire .. >>> it is time right now for cramer's mad dash. >> at the beginning, people say jim, you focus on the fed. atlantic equities have been seeing a slowdown potential positive catalyst. saying maybe they could get their act together. they have been very bear. historically not wanting to buy these until the fed has said we are done. these have all been anticipated, but the textbook say they could fall and i think atlantic is jumping the gun. >> i don't think you could buy these yet because you don't know if it will be 75 in the mortgage rates will go up so much

she asked him what concrete support paypal can expect. now, in countries where there is already a shortage of bread. when, when not that bad in for finding alternative route, sir, that's bypassed to black. see a route so that so crane that to train con user right now we're, we're having approximately $1700000.00 tons a month right now or of grain coming out of green. why alternative fruits before the war was about 5000000 tons her? so we're trying to put as much as possible out of for crane to meet the needs of countries like egypt and others. but it's clear we cannot make the war invisible. that's impossible. that's the aim of the war of russia to make the situation worse . so it's a mixture of helping ukraine to get its goods out and on the other side of financially help. and of course we have to look how we can be more efficient with our production. so if and this will video drags on for several years as many are predicting and the deadlock over the export of grain out of ukraine cannot be resolved. can that beat food security without

and that's why many people are asking for change something that both candidates and paypal and all i promise things to bring about. but it never been different ways. pedro is a former gorilla, and more recently the mayor of buddha. he hopes to fight poverty and prioritize the environment. his opponent, his role for a man this 77 year old construction business man who has been compared to donald trump. he says he wants to reform the political system and fight corruption noise. so, 6 years ago assigned a historic peace agreement with a fork, a left wing rebel group, and even though the conflict continues in some parts of the country, that's why no, finally, se colombians are voting for different reasons this time. let me see on this is the 1st election in colombia where people are voting for the economic situation for health care and education. that, of course, security in the armed conflict are important, but most people are focused on other issues. and sandy's vote has colombians on the edge with both candidates promising reforms that could have a huge him back in their lives. that h

the protest is mostly indigenous paypal setup of roadblocks in several saying that demanding cut to fuel prices and a temporary ban on debt repayment fun. and he was president joe biden has taken a tumble during a morning by crying in his home state of delaware, the 79 year. i was stopping to speak to a small crowd of onlookers when he fell off, ever since surrounded by secret service agents by and told the group is full and felt cold in the pedo, and he was feeling fine to carry on his team. the coins value has dropped below $20000.00. it's low as since december 2020. the crypto currency lost more than half of its value this year. it's part of a wider crisis in the market. as panicked investors sell off digital assets pushing prices, even lower market analysts have worn prices will likely keep falling. so let's take a look at what caused crypto prices to tumble so much bit coins value surged by 300 percent at the start of the pandemic in 2020 as invested sort safety from economic volatility since then. high inflation, fuel shortages, and the war in ukraine have caused a sell off in whis