>> well, mark, known one way. those are suspicious activity reports for financial information that suggest you are using the bank in an illegal way. that somehow your transaction itself is illegal. that isn't used to prove that you were in a particular place committing a completely unrelated crime. i mean, a murder is committed in downtown atlanta tonight down the street from where i live and they suddenly ask all the banks in the area to tell them all the customers who were transacting. that's not the way the constitution works. that's not the way liberty loving country works. that's not the way federal law enforcement is allowed to utilize private companies and i will be very interested to see what else the bank has to say about whether or not they were given legal process. if anyone is prosecuted using this information, i suspect they will have a very easy time kicking that data out of court for violating the fourth amendment. >> mark: well, let's hope so, francey. because as you point out these are all actuall

i'm mark steyn in for tucker. throughout the western world, governments of all kinds unload the chinese coronavirus. they do what most have tried to do before, quarantine and lockdown millions upon millions of privately-health, destroying their livelihoods and at least for the third of the population suffering from clinical depression, destroying their mental health. meanwhile, at the same time they walled up perfectly healthy grade schoolers. they utterly failed to protect the truly vulnerable, the population most at risk, the elderly. instead, they locked long-term care facilities. that would be a good place to warehouse all of those covid-positive patients. the man who embodies this catastrophic public policy failure is the blood-soaked butcher of new york. he was on your telly screen playing for laughs. >> do you think that you are an attractive personnel because you are single and ready to mingle? do you really think that you are some desirable single person? >> in scale, this was the actual swab that was bei

i'm mark steyn in for tucker. throughout the western world, governments of all kinds unload the chinese coronavirus. they do what most have tried to do before, quarantine and lockdown millions upon millions of privately-health, destroying their livelihoods and at least for the third of the population suffering from clinical depression, destroying their mental health. meanwhile, at the same time they walled up perfectly healthy grade schoolers. they utterly failed to protect the truly vulnerable, the population most at risk, the elderly. instead, they locked long-term care facilities. that would be a good place to warehouse all of those covid-positive patients. the man who embodies this catastrophic public policy failure is the blood-soaked butcher of new york. throughout the last year while these elderly sitter's ovens dying alone >> do you think that you are on unattractive personnel because you are single and ready to mingle? do you really think that you are some desirable single person? >> this was the actual s

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mark: hello america i am mark levin, it's a great honor to have doctor thomas sowell on the program a man i have followed my entire career actually as a teenager. you had an enormous influence on me and some other people. welcome we appreciate you being here, particularly in these times, first of all you have written a fabulous book, very relevant to what is going on today. "charter schools and their enemd their enemies". were going to spend some significant time but before we do i know that the people who watch this program are very curious on your take of events that are taking place, the way that the nation's direction what's going on in our inner cities and so forth what is your general take. >> i must say in regard to this i was no pessimistic enough thinking things that would degenerate to a point from where they are now, adult human beings talking about getting rid of the police, talking about reducing the number of police and resources put in police work at a time when murder rates have been skyrocketing more than what they were a year ago in 2019. i never dreamed we would com

mark: i agree. there are diabolical things going on, when republicans turn on their own constituents, reject their own principles, they are flattered by the same media that seeks to destroy the party and them. we don't have republicans leak -- like we did, republicans of old, lincoln era that took on slavery and breakaway confederacy or even reagan era, took on soviet union and bureaucracy. we had a president in donald trump that took on both, goldwater period of conservatism, and reagan period. we had tea party movement. that rose up, the conservative base, trying to assert itself. we had same thing with donald trump. the republican party rejects its own base. the democrat party feeds its base, redistributes wealth and creates laws and promote and protect it's base, democrat party is about one them, in my view, democrat party, power, that is why that i want to change our election laws and cell -- free speech, and joe biden signing executive orders as fast as we it, that is why they stand with teach

i'm mark owen. these are the headlines. street protests as a moscow court convicts alexei navalny, sentenced to 2 1/2 years for violating his patrol while out of the country with presidential approval to undergo treatment in germany for nerve agent poisoning. opposition to the military coup in mnmar is making itself heard. residents calling for the release of the de facto president, aung san suu kyi. and the latest on the coronavirus situation. russia's sputnik vaccine is now set to be more than 90% effective. it's raising questions in europe where there's a shortage of vaccines and even in france, the question has been asked, why not turn to a chinese alternative? more on that to come. in is life in paris. ♪ mark: thank you very much for being with us. there is international condemnation of the conviction of the anti-corruption campaign in russia, alexei navalny. subzero temperatures, people have taken to the streets to voice their protests against the verdict. a moscow court has sentenced navalny to 2 1/2 years in jail

kind of weird. >> mark: it is weird. shannon bream and i were talking a couple minutes ago about incitement. one of the things that's happening -- some of these groups are now inciting the mob against you in particular. >> we had a few folks go into the mob when they're all on the streets we go in because it's actually important to tell people what's going on. we know that a lot of media outlets are not going to do that. we know that there are media outlets like the competition that pretends it doesn't actually exist. they are the arm of the democratic party. it does exist, it is happening. people online notice that when we're there we take photos and videos and they screenshot our faces and tell people our names. they start have tagging codes to the mobs on the ground saying, jason rantz is out there, he's out there taking photos of your faces -- be on the lookout. i was there a couple weeks ago in the city of tacoma, washington, as part of their riots. i heard my name being discussed, i think was undercover in a sense

"fox news primetime" hosted by mark steyn starts now. hey, mark. >> mark: hey, bret. i think i would give that went to trey gowdy. those lawyers need to get better, i with him on that. thanks for that, great show. i'm mark steyn, and welcome to "fox news primetime." on the first day of america's first three impeachment trial and the world's first three impeachment trial, actually since last november when the president of peru was re-impeached and removed from office, more common than you think. i had the misfortune to cover the imp clinton impeachment trial and i've never been able to take the united states senate seriously since. after a month hold up with those guys, i told them i was in favor with the new zealanders dated 1951 when they abolished the upper house and became a unicameral legislature. there is no institution less suited to serve as a jury than the most self regarding group of legislators anywhere on earth. the trick if you are impeachment manager is to flatter them into thinking what you want best comports with their sense of their own portentous gran

mark: indeed. it is the muslims, because aung san suu kyi, we can put that to one side, her lack of action on the question is something that might weaken her standing internationally. we can't go into that now. but it is the question which is the most serious one right now, isn't it? anna: well, there is sort of long-standing human rights abuses against the rohingya a, but also other ethnic group says well. we have seen in other places attacks and abuses against civilians. all of burma's ethnic minorities over the years have suffered in these abuses. the scale and intensity of the rohingya a crisis was devastating all those years ago. we do need to see action on all of those issues. and i think it is interesting because it is not clear the motivations behind this coup. on the surface, it does not suit or benefit the military, because they were doing quite well with their system. it does seem to be prompted by the personal ambitions of the head of the military. again, it is important to target milit

will play this out a little mark and steve. politically because to make this happen i would assume the ranking members on those appropriations committees also would have to go along also with a piece of that earmarks high. out of this politically for members returning for onreelection in 2022. earmarks still havethat sort of thing as being wasteful spending . >> part of the reason earmarks are coming back now because of the select committee on modernization's work which was completely bipartisan.io they were five recommendations congress each of which was passed the committee . it's a bipartisan unanimous and they put forth the recommendations so it's a partisan effort. individuals who opposed it on both side of the eye. members of both parties what to do and the reason is because you're in the minority party you still want to be able to represent your constituents right now you're in a situation where we still having earmarks but they're not taking place in congress. it's members of congress calling the administration and they

mark mentioned a formula system. you are starting to talk about a government program administered and overseen by congress. guest: [indiscernible] congress is supposed to oversee the budget. it really should be restored to the authorization progress. that is where specific projects should be. which agency gets what. appropriators should only be funding what the authorizer's should approve. actual oversight over the executive branch could be restored. right now -- a healthy authorization progress could be helped. that is one of the benefits of this. a core function of a member of congress is to look out for their own district. the benefits that go along with it is it helps congress operate on a bipartisan basis to make sure the authorization process, where congress is real power comes from. host: (202)-748-8000 for democrats, (202)-748-8001 for republicans, (202)-748-8002 for independents. mark strand, president of the congressional institute, and steve ellis, president for taxpayers for common sense. kevin gosar has

mark: that's wonderful. now senator, aoc and presley and others on democrat side in the house, it appears they can say just about anything they want to say to about anybody. they can make these outrage ois allegations about this country and outrageous allegations about their colleagues honestly they can make outrageous allegations about state of israel to which there's no pushback to which their colleagues don't seek any kind of recrimination what sort. you sir have taken on a lot of powerful interest in washington, d.c. you are what i would call a populous conservative. you saw the election results. you saw what was happening in the election and i don't to spend a ton of time on this. but among other thing use bring up pennsylvania. now, pennsylvania you had a rogue state supreme court and a governor a secretary of my state i'm well familiar with this who changed election law in violation of article 2 section one clause 2 of the united states constitution. that matter was taken to the u.s. supreme court, wa

mark: wonderful. senator, aoc and tlaib and presley and others on democrat side in the house, it appears they can say just about anything that i want to say to about anyone. they can make the outrageous allegations about the country. outrageous allegations about their colleagues, honestly about the state of israel, for which there is no push back. for which their colleagues don't see recrimination. you, sir have taken on a lot of powerful interests in washington d.c. '' you are what i would call a populous conservative. you saw the election results, you saw what was happening in the election, i don't want to spend a ton of time, but you bring up pennsylvania. in pennsylvania, you had a rogue state supreme court. and a governor and a secretary of state, my state, i am well familiar with this, who change the election law in the state. in violation of article ii second one. that matter was taken to u.s. supreme court. taken up twice by associate justice sam alito. that case is still sits in u.s. supreme

. ♪ ♪ mark: hello i am mark levine, this is "life, liberty and levin." tonight's program is dedicated on rush limbaugh. a friend, mentor, leader to show many of us and an iconic figure. i put him up there with ronald reagan and bill buckley. and milton friedman. and thomas soul. for me he was a dear friend, we will have on the program my buddy sean hannity, we worked closely with rush, and good friends with rush, before that, i want to show you what kind of a human rush was, the salt of the earth. going to help people, he didn't know. over the years we would communicate a lot. we would text and e-mail every night, every day. we shared our thoughts about life, governments, economics and the events of the day, he was smart estimate most wise person that i have known apart from my parents. i want to read you something from a book that i wrote, nothing do with politics or philosophy, rescuing is bright. i wrote this book after we had to put our adopted dog, our rescue dog sprite to sleep. we never experienced that before. since that we have done it 3 additio

mark: thank you very much indeed. stay with us. more to come live from paris. ♪ >> the date was december 17, 20 10. tunisia began to rise up. the revolution was not only political. it was also cultural on walls across the country, paintings and political caricatures appeared almost overnight. art became a means of expression and a way to inform people. at the time, several young artists started small groups like the cave people. >> [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> it was then egypt's turn to respond to the call for freedom. just like in nisia, artists played a major part in the movement. in cairo's rear square, famous traditional artists began painting large murals. the people were demanding freedom, and artists responded accordingly. the walls of the egyptian capital seem -- soon became covered in cartoons which aimed to educate consumers, a way to combat mainstream media, which was busy telling the government line. the world of music underwent its own revolution once famous singers gave way to younger musicians from the newer

previously the earth was just a mess the chemistry lab the mark on me from. him. to. the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery of the of the. earth. starts feb 11th b.t.w. . a. very warm welcome to the program glad you could join us today europe is still in the middle of the fight against the corona virus right now it's especially the mutated forms of the virus that are a major concern there spread is bringing intensive care units to their limits some european countries are almost out of i.c.u. beds high risk patients are particularly dangerous for them and infection can be fatal. people like eddie's had emotional bitch are afraid that this may become their fate he has asthma and right now he's plagued by the fear of cold at 19 and the stifling am right outside his house he lives inside i have the capital of bosnia and herzegovina his home is among the cities with the highest pollution levels not just in europe but worldwide. i it is yet another day of misery for eddy's had you most of each small especially in winter these issu

. ♪♪ mark: hello america i am mark levin, it's a great honor to have doctor thomas sowell on the program a man i have followed my entire career actually as a teenager. you had an enormous influence on me and some other people. welcome we appreciate you being here, particularly in these times, first of all you have written a fabulous book, very relevant to what is going on today. "charter schools and their enemd their enemies". were going to spend some significant time but before we do i know that the people who watch this program are very curious on your take of events that are taking place, the way that the nation's direction what's going on in our inner cities and so forth what is your general take. >> i must say in regard to this i was no pessimistic enough thinking things that would degenerate to a point from where they are now, adult human beings talking about getting rid of the police, talking about reducing the number of police and resources put in police work at a time when murder rates have been skyrocketing more than what they were a year ago in 2019. i never dreamed we would c

mark: correct. central banks are relying on erroneous cpi and other inflation measures, as i point out in the book. and it is crazy for them to be relying on these numbers, and even insinuated movement when there is a .5% change. it does not make sense. the other thing i point out is that prices are rising because of valuation, so it is pretty interesting to see how a young generation of people are relying more and more on bitcoin and some of these other currencies. the currencies that are fixed in terms of the amount that can be generated, so if that is the case, then the home movement is toward a more stable kind of currency, and the printing press is now running overtime. so it will be a really interesting development. we are in exciting times when it comes to currencies. francine: you are a, you know, bull when it comes to stocks and the currencies. is it part of a bubble that burst this year? mark: of course there are a lot of bubbles i can burst this year because of the kind of liquidity that

. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" today dedicated to rush h limbaugh a fraudulent of so many of us a leader, and really an iconic figure in american history. i put him up there with ronald reagan and bill buckley, and milton friedman and thomas seoul. but for me he was a dear, dear friend as well. we're going to have on this program for most of the program my buddy sean hannity shawn and i worked very closely with rush and we're very good friends with rush. before i do that, i want to show you what kind of a human being rush was. he was the soul of the earth. he was going to help people he didn't even know. over the years, he and i would communicate a lot as a matter of fact, years ago we would text and e-mail late into the night early into the morning, every single day. we shared our thoughts about life, we shared our thoughts about government, economics events of the day, and he was the smartest person, the most wise person, frankly that i've ever known apart from my parents. i want to read you something from a book i wrote the second book i wrote th

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm ask eyes are time i've got to mark valid incremental already marked welcome back they mix all right janet yellen said the u.s. government did not spend enough last year to counteract the downturn however money supply did increase by 25 percent and 2020 how much money printing is going to offset this some plotting ponzi scheme mark who well if i knew that well. so genet yellen was put into the position of. as minister of the united states that's cold though i guess secretary of state for the most confused this is quite a symbolic. act i think because she's a formal head of the federal reserve she she knows i guess that this points to steam has to be sustained and she's almost you full fledged keynesian no she's in the position to do. politics which actually are needed to keep this going and totally agree with your implied question this system needs more spending otherwise it will implode and i guess it's a lot more i don't know if we need 4 trillion this year and you know that if you sit so would it be rather $5.00 to $6.00 trillions i would guess it w

peter chin-hong of ucsf back with us after the biden candle lighting ceremony to mark the 50 oh mark -- 500,000 mark, if you will, of americans sadly and tragedically that died of the pandemic which began here in the u.s. anyways about a year ago. so much has happened. but dr. chin-hong, i want to ask you about some local stuff happening today. because ucsf latino task force today 9■nounced a new variant, r 452 r is very prevalent in the mission district of san francisco. what is that variant, and why is that of extra concern? >so the variant is part of that same family of california variants, cal-20, where it's right now is seems that it's not u the uk variant. although that may pan out to be the case. but it certain has the features. fr)st of all is went from less than 1% in september. to now accounting for more than 50% of cases in january. it's linked to several outbreaks from san jose, including the kaiser inflatable costume super-spreader event, and it may be associated more serious disease. although we're not 100% sure yet. >> that is of concern. but i'm glad we're doing mor

mark: welcome back mark: welcome back, america. fox news, oan, newsmax, talk radio, all your talk show hosts. none of these platforms would exist except for rush limbaugh. that's how profound his reach is in addition to his substance and influence. and much of that would not have happened without his wonderful wife kathryn. and his brother david and wonderful i wife lisa. his nieces and nephews. cookie, kathleen, snerdley, that was james. nuke, the great h.r. who was kit carson. sore i' others on his crew and staff, and his good friend craig kitchen who advised him every step of the way. he adored you folks. he really did. and we'll not only remember him, we'll have to continue in his footsteps. for all rush's friends, family, friends and children. he stood for something that's crucially important in this country. america. americanism. the founding. the founders. the framers. the it in. law enforcement. the hard-working men and women in this country who get no attention. that was our rush limbaugh. we'll miss our rush limbaugh. --e

. >> mark cuban owns the dallas mavericks. it's easy for him to play russian roulette with your money. that's my competent on that. i think that if these were people that have to sit back and go, hey, hang on don't worry the water is fine. we're all good it's easy to do that when you own an nba basketball team >> so do you think he's being sort of irresponsible here by telling all these retail investors? >> yes, i do you know, it's not, no one is investing based on the fundamentals they're investing based on momentum and people, follow me, everybody charge you know, if you are the one charging and everyone else takes a step back, you will need more money. i don't think that's particularly ways. you know, mark has a very strong opinions and a bunch of other people have been on the show saying the same thing. it's the retail investors versus the hedge funds. i don't look at it that way. i think a lot of people will lose a lot of money they don't want to lose. >> back to you, dick, your argument that you don't think thin tech is

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm ask eyes are time i've got to mark valid incremental already marked welcome back they mix all right janet yellen said the u.s. government did not spend enough last year to counteract the downturn however money supply did increase by 25 percent and 2020 how much money printing is going to offset this some plotting ponzi scheme mark who well if i knew that well. so genet yellen worse put into the position of her father's minister of the united states it's cold though because secretary of state the 1st let's turn fused in this is quite a symbolic. act i think because she's a formal head of federal reserve she she knows i guess that this points to steam has to be sustained and she's almost you know full fledged keynesian now she's in the position to do. politics which actually are needed to keep this going and totally agree with your implied question this system needs more spending otherwise it will implode and i guess it's more i don't know if we need 4 trillion this year and no deficit so would it be rather 5 to 6 trillion i would guess it would be some

lisa list together with mark for 6 years they spent a case since christmas and their nights together. they come in to your family life in such an intimate way i mean such i mean you know it's it seemed quite intrusive to think that he you know that when i found out who he really was to know that he'd been there and i was closest i miss you know the times when i'm when i've just lost my father and the 1st person i ring when i'm leaving the hospital is having just seen my my father die he's the 1st person i call so you know it's it's very close. 50 years ago lisa with a dedicated environmental activist she took part in climate change demonstrations and in her group organized protests against power plants mark was always in on the action. years later while they were on holiday together she came across mark's id with a completely different name on it she was really an undercover police officer who'd been assigned to report on her and those around her. felt to me like the ground wrist moving and my feet like like the mountains went solid anymore it was really very destabilizing made me and

which showed all the marks in a contrasting color they would use those when they marked a deck of cards. we have a fan deck here that shows where the marks on the cards. we also have edge work here. the card on the left, if you notice, has appointed edge, which indicates that it is an ace. the card next to it has a slight bump on the design and that indicates it is a king. if you go down all of these cards and look at the marks, you have ace, king, queen, jack, 10. we have a card cutter here, which was a traditional knife for marking cards, that would shorten the side of a card. we also have a corner rounder. when you trim a card, the round edge is destroyed so you have to put a round corner back on the card. we have a number of different things, including one of the blue books from the kansas city card company. the issue of cheating in gaming was largely resolved beginning in the 1940's, when the state of nevada became more active in the control of gambling. and one of the issues they had was they had to clean up gaming. there was a tremendous concern by the state of nevada that federa

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm ask eyes are time i've got to mark valid incremental already marked welcome back they mix all right janet yellen said the u.s. government did not spend enough last year to counteract the downturn however money supply did increase by 25 percent and 2020 how much money printing is going to offset this imploding ponzi scheme mark who well if i knew that well. so genet yellen worse put into the position of her father's minister of the united states it's cold 'd though because secretary of state the president's 2 infused this is quite a symbolic. act i think because she's a formal head of federal reserve she she knows i guess that this points to steam has to be sustained and she's almost you know full fledged keynesian no she's in the position to do. politics which actually are needed to keep this going and totally agree with your implied question this system needs more spending other wise it will implode and i guess it's a lot more i don't know if we need 4 trillion this year you know deficit so would it be rather 5 to 6 trillion i would guess it would be

it's colorful unconventional and alternative parts marked $25.00 as a kind of artist's village in the heart of berlin on the banks of the play river normally some $200.00 creatives work here including d.j.'s artists and musicians but the project has been hit hard by the pandemic. you can't do any cultural events you can't hold concerts we can barely cater for people and that really hurts . when the co-operative project celebrated its opening in may 2017 things were very different there was a lot of partying with no need for social distancing. but the people involved here are not letting the pandemic get them down musician hunters who stood and runs a recording studio today he's working with german d.j. lecky who's making the best of the situation. i play for me this is actually been a good break for me not being on the tour so much for a change i spent a lot of time here at heights marked a bit in the studio almost every day working on new projects i've written a whole new album over the last year even though it's marked off what's marked was extremely important for us a studio operat

mark: it has really escalated. they have increased about 400% and we are expecting double sales, year-over-year. we have had a substantial increase in the kinds of transactions that people are interested in doing on the platform. by way of example, the department of energy is about to kick off a project with us through the cares act that ties together artificial intelligence, designing drugs for covid on our test platform to drive the validity and approach for what we are doing today and future discoveries and for future pandemics. emily: what are the challenges of not having scientists directly in the lab, or the limitations? mark: scientists do not really need to be there. what they really need to have is the data. in order to get the data, we have the full ability to use robots and mechanization, which is common across our industry. -- across all other industries. and allowing scientists the ability to have high reproducibility of data sets. everything has to follow the computer code behind that. what that means

mark, great to have you this morning, welcome. mark: good to be with you, thanks, maria. maria: assess the new administration and its policies. what strikes you most? mark: well, i think we see biden administration that's very active but not on behalf of the american people. it's on behalf of special interest. we have seen it with executive orders, not only are they prepared by special executive orders but it's going against heart of american, going against immigration policy. you will have attorney general ken paxton coming up of how it affects texass by america. getting applause from the foreign minister of iran for actions they are taking there. it's not about america first but america last and we need to make sure we fight back for the american people. maria: we have a graphic that shows executive orders from president biden versus other presidents and it's obviously the most aggressive we have ever seen, 28 executive order and additional 20 executive actions putting number to 45 in just first weeks in office, can you stop this in anyway? mark: obviously we have seen

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i am mark steyn. in the 60 minutes tammy bruce and one of the bravest women on earth and steve and mark the mastermind behind climate destroying and tucker carlson just wandered in to get out of the rain. the u.s. senate the defense rested in america's first ever re-impeachment trial. this should have been a bigger deal from a year ago. the second bite of the impeachment cherry is not about ukrainian policy which is a tough sell to a general office. -- audience. re-impeachment looks the same. for a year mass international travel has been on hold. it's not coming back any time soon. moving around the world is increasingly difficult unless you have multiple pass ports like the sinister foot soldiers of isis. the u.s. and canadian border was once the longest not defended frontier in the world. i can't go to have lunch in quebec without spending time in an isolation facility and i have to pay the government $2,000. the one exception to this across the planet is the southern border of the united states whi

anand: thank you, mark. bill? bill: what i would say, building on mark's very good point, we very much need now, in a bipartisan way, to come to agreement on a way of managing the entire covid pandemic. i think we have had a need for some time for greater federal leadership and that will be able to guide the decisions made on testing and vaccine distribution and hospital and other health care surge capacity and , disparities, implications and on and on. we have to have leadership from the national level to guide people's decisions. because if everyone is free to make their own decision at the state level or within some states at the county level, we end up with mass chaos that only adds to the public's distrust of can they really believe what's going on if it's so different from one county, one city to the next or one state to the next? i am not suggesting the federal government has all the answers but there's a very established , and proven process for bringing experts together, debating, discussing things, comin

discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest mark allman in oxford he is the director of the crisis research institute and in budapest we have jordan's i mean well he's a podcast or at the gavel which can be found on you tube and gentlemen crossed up rules and back that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to markers in an ox for continuity in change as we always look at when a new and minute. gratian comes in and we see a lot of continuity and change. only on the rhetorical side of things we hear we hear that the all of the biden mr asian is essentially going to back away from saudi arabia's genocidal war against yemen but he says it will continue to support the sovereignty of saudi arabia and we we are on the 1st day of the binding ministration we have troop movements from iraq into syria so that tells us what's going on here just a couple days ago nato has made it very clear that it's going to up its. troop level training level in iraq of course we have the dealing with iran if ministration doesn't seem to know which direction it wa

mark, first off to you, you are at cpac though not against your will. if we are wrong, blink your eyes, we have a rapid intervention team that can come and get you. tell us what you expect to see. does this mean, the norm we are breaking here when ex-president used to disappear and be silent for six months to give the new president a chance for footing. is this the coronation of the former president? >> certainly is. as somebody, i was interested coming down hearing the ideas of what's the next chapter going to be post-donald trump. we know it is going to be with donald trump as the ring leader of the republican party, three quarters of people support a run for presidency in 2024. here is the interesting thing. i expect there is going to be debate of ideas and discussion of republican agenda here. the idea that we are going to come up with some kind of conservative platform at cpac rings kind of hollow. we'll go back and cover the facts. they have seven panels that are going to be discussing election fraud and believe me i have looked at this issue a lo

mark. you know i think the interesting thing is that during the trumpeters. former biden officials for bomb officials often accused him of spending all his time simply trying to wipe out the legacy obama as it was the trump foreign policy and maybe today we're seeing the most sense by this trying to undo everything that tom did so that for instance all the it's as you say true to say that in the. in the saudi question he is pursuing a rather ambivalent course because yes he's saying we would like the war namin stop us we're going to stop providing certain types of support for the war effort but on the other hand we support the saudi state but he also explicitly allowed his spokesman to say i'll only be dealing with the coup. he is my counterpart not the crown prince and similarly he waited a month before he spoke to benjamin netanyahu in israel both the crown prince of saudi arabia and the promise of israel were very close interlocutors with donald trump so what we might be seeing is also a

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm ask eyes are time i've got to mark valid incremental already marked welcome back they mix all right janet yellen said the u.s. government did not spend enough last year to counteract the downturn however money supply did increase by 25 percent and 2020 how much money printing is going to offset this some plotting ponzi scheme mark who well if i knew that well. so genet yellen was put into the position of. as minister of the united states that's cold 'd secretary of state the president's 2 infused this is quite a symbolic. act i think because she's a formal head of federal reserve she she knows i guess that this point system has to be sustained and she's almost you know full fledged keynesian now she's in the position to do. politics which actually are needed to keep this going and totally agree with your implied question this system needs more spending otherwise it will implode and i guess it's a lot more i don't know if we need 4 trillion this year and no deficit so would it be rather 5 to 6 trillion i would guess it would be some way of this area ri

lisa was together with mark for 6 years they spent a case since christmas and their nights together. they come in family life in such an intimate way and in such an in you know it's it seemed quite intrusive to think that he. when i found out who yet really was to know that he'd been that i was closest i miss you know the times when i'm when i've just lost my father and the 1st person i ring when i'm leaving the hospital is having just seen my my father die he's the 1st person i call so you know it's it's very close. 50 years ago lisa was a dedicated didn't fire mental activist she took part in climate change demonstrations and in her group organized protests against power plants mark was always in on the action. years later while they were on holiday together she came across mark's idea with a completely different name on it she was really an undercover police officer who'd been assigned to report on her and those around her. felt to me like the ground risk moving on to my feet like like the mountains went solid anymore it was really really de stabilizing made me maybe afraid becaus

look, i want to thank you judy marks. unbelievable quarter on so many different fronts against the doubts people worry about supply chain. you got owner control and start to think about buybacks, i don't have a lot of companies doing that judy marks, ceo of otis. thank you for coming on "mad money." >> jim, thanks great to see you back, as well, this week. >> thank you we'll be back in a moment. >> announcer: coming up. >> it is time. >> announcer: cramer takes your calls. rapid fire the lightning round is next. i made a business out of my passion. i mean, who doesn't love obsessing over network security? all our techs are pros. they know exactly which parking lots have the strongest signal. i just don't have the bandwidth for more business. seriously, i don't have the bandwidth. glitchy video calls with regional offices? yeah, that's my thing. with at&t business, you do the things you love. our people and network will help do the things you don't. let's take care of business. at&t. >>> it is time, it is time for the ligh

mark cuban is a billionaire. mark cuban is not a genius. you think that would make him very grateful for america, a country were geniuses, people not geniuses can make a billion dollars. but he's not grateful. he just announced that his nba team is no longer playing the national anthem. you are not going to hear it anymore. that's how much he dislikes the country that helped them win. we've got details right after this. oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world what we can do. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wifi-enabled lift zones, so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. oh we're ready. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: ma >> tucker: mark cuban is a billionaire. he owns the dallas mavericks, the nba team. like other nba owners, he

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm ask eyes are time out go to mark valid incremental already mark welcome back they mix all right janet yellen said the u.s. government did not spend enough last year to counteract the downturn however money supply did increase by 25 percent 2020 how much money printing is going to offset this some plotting ponzi scheme mark who well if i knew that well so janet yellen was put into the position of. father's minister of the united states it's called secretary of state the president's top fused this is quite a symbolic. act i think because she uses for well head office ceteris she she knows i guess that this point has to be sustained and she's almost you know full fledged keynesian now she's in the position to do. politics which actually are needed to keep this going and totally agree with your implied question this system needs more spending otherwise it will implode and i guess it's more i don't know if we need 4 trillion this year and no deficit so would it be rather 5 to 6 trillion i would guess it would be some way of the syria right but the othe

dallas mavericks owner mark cuban chose not to play the national anthem. he previously supported players kneeling for the anthem, talks about the anthem police and criticized the playing of the song altogether saying we respect the passion people have for the anthem and our country but we also loudly hear the voice of those who feel the anthem does not represent them. new orleans pelicans's coach agreed with cuban asking what reason is there to play the anthem before games?d white house press secretary jen psaki was asked about the issue and indicated president biden has great respect for the anthem but then she said this. >> he would also say that of course that part of pride in our country means recognizing moments we as a country have lived up to our highest ideals which is often at times what people are speaking to. when they take action at sporting events.d >> a much different tone than donald trump who vocally called out those who kneels for the anthem but amid this back and forth the nba is pivoting saying, quote, with nba teams in the process of we

lisa lives together with mark for 6 years they spent a case since christmas and their nights together. they come in family life in such an intimate way and in such i mean you know it's it seemed quite intrusive to think that he you know that when i found out who yet really was to know that he'd been that i was closest i miss you know the times when i'm when i've just lost my father and the 1st person i ring when i'm leaving the hospital is having just seen my my father die he's the 1st person i call so you know it's very close. 50 years ago lisa was a dedicated didn't fire mental activist she took part in climate change demonstrations and in her group organized protests against power plants mark was always in on the action. years later while they were on holiday together she came across mark's id with a completely different name on it she was really an undercover police officer who'd been assigned to report on her and those around her. felt to me like the ground just moving under my feet like like the mountains went solid anymore it was really really de stabilizing made me maybe afrai