mike: mike, awesome. lemonis: mike, how are you? can you guys give me a tour of the store? i'm trying to understand the concept. john: absolutely. so, tankfarm is supplies for gentlemen of sport and leisure. our strong demographic is male 25 to 45. that's our audience. this is our brand. fits great. it looks great. we buy the blank. mike designs the graphic. it's really high quality. this is seal beach. this is the seal beach pier. lemonis: all $29? all your t-shirts? john: they are. lemonis: cost? john: about 6 bucks. lemonis: killer margins. good quality. john: great quality. lemonis: and the product is well done. mike: thank you. lemonis: you guys understand color. you understand quality of fabric. you understand design. are these all your house brand, or is there a combination? john: we have about 65 brands. a guy comes in, and he can get everything from his socks, boots, to sunglasses. lemonis: exceptionally high margins or average margins? john: i would say the non-tankfarm, our average is 40% margin. lemonis: the margin expectations that should be in that store shoul

mike: sjc. this is mike. lemonis: mike and his brother, scott, started making drums in 2000. but after a serious falling out, a deafening silence has divided them for years. mike: not being able to have a brother -- i mean, you only get one life. lemonis: since then, mike and his right-hand man, chris, have tried to keep the company going. chris: we're about $30,000 behind right now on bills. lemonis: sjc drums are among the very best, and performers like imagine dragons, green day, and lady gaga swear by their sound, but sjc's lack of inventory and working capital... mike: where are we even gonna get the money from? lemonis: ...has them in a terrible financial snare. man: i'm calling about the order i placed about six months ago and still haven't seen. lemonis: it's time for sjc to march to a new beat. mike: it's like i can only take so much, you know. lemonis: or this custom-drum manufacturer will crash. i'm in anaheim, california, at n.a.m.m., the national association of music merchants, to meet mike and chris for the first time. and the energy level's unbelievable. man: h

mike: fox news alert, mike emanuel in washington. we want to take you to chicago where mayor light'is giving update for parents on schools. let's listen. >> agreement that opens up the school doors for safe in-person learning for our prek cluster and k through 8 students. this agreement was about making sure everyone in our school communities just aren't safe but also that they feel safe and feel that they lived experience and fears and frustrations have been heard. and pending the ratification of this tentative agreement by the ecu house of delegates, this important milestone marks the moment for each of us to reflect and to heal. we need to do this for our city, for our communities and for our families and most importantly for our children. i want to first specifically speak to students and parents. as a parent of a 12-year-old i know that the last year has been especially hard on you. we were compelled to close schools last spring on short notice stand up remote infrastructure that too many of you trying to navigate with all of th

mike: okay. to the shake-up of the white house press, tj ducklo didn't make it for the first month. >> nobody likes to see a love affair but that was reserved in the instance. for ducklo to single out a female politico editor, call her out, use misogynistic comments, he needed to go, he was dually fired by the biden administration. they are walking the walk and also different than the last 4 years and different than what we saw yesterday when trump's attorneys could have held a cooking show in the well of the senate and 43 republican senators would still have vote today acquit. this is what we see, this is accountability. this is democrats walking the walk. mike: briefly before i go over to chris, what about her publication, his girlfriend's publication allowing her to go on doing some biden administration coverage while also covering progressives? chris: this shows how deeply exactly a lot of the media and the biden administration are in bed with each other. there's been accountability here not

, mike. well, both sides of the aisle now calling for an independent investigation because of these claims, but some new york senate republicans say that they want cuomo to step down. this all comes after a 25-year-old named charlotte bennett told "the new york times" about her experience working for the governor. she eventually left that job in the fall. bennett claims cuomo would ask her questions about her personal relationships or if she'd ever been with older men. the governor responded saying i was trying to be a men to have to her. i never made advances toward ms. bennett or intend to ask in a way that was inappropriate. the last thing i would ever have wanted would be to feel any of the things reported. leticia james is ready to oversee an investigation, the special counsel to the governor announced it will and has called on the a.g. and chief judge to select a lawyer to investigate. congressman lee zeldin spoke on fox today. >> the attorney general is calling for a fully independent

mike: amen to that. let's bring in cassondra brooks she's the owner of little believers academy she has locations in johnson county and wait county north carolina. how have you done it during such a difficult time having parents drop off the children to a care center? >> thank you for having me it is been very difficult we have had to change this and many small businesses had to change the way that we do things. i had to increase payroll, bring in extra staff to keep children separated as much as possible we've had to invest in air purifier in a vacuum of in excess of $5000, numerous things temperature checks, the whole gamut has changed which is increased cost the cost has dramatically increased pre-covid 1099 another $100 for a case. when childcare was operating on very small margins this tip just over the edge. mike: we expect the house of representatives to work on the $1.9 trillion covid relief package, what you heard would help your small business? >> yes, it would help my small business the additi

that orange dot is mike pence. the flashing red dot is the mob, the mob chanting they wanted to hunt him down and hang him for refusing to overturn the election in donald trump's favor. look how close those dots are. this is a disturbing thing to learn this week, how close the sitting vice president came to potentially being killed by a mob that said they wanted to kill him. but throughout this whole ordeal from january 6th until today, mike pence's running mate donald trump has never once said anything publicly about the danger that vice president pence was in. about how he was in danger of being killed by the mob at the capitol building, and it just remained an open question whether president trump actually knew in realtime just how grave the danger was to his vice president that day. but on wednesday night, hours after we all watched that footage of pence being evacuated, politico.com reported about a phone call between republican senator tommy tuberville of alabama and president trump. they spoke on the phone.

mike schmidt, where is mike pence in all this? donald trump sent a mob to kill him. >> yeah, i kept on coming back to this today while watching it about the idea if there was to be one witness, pence would be that person just to hear what his experience was like and what it was like to have the president actually turn this mob on him. it's sort of a remarkable thing, where the secret service there is trying to protect a vice president who has had a mob turned on him by the president who they were protecting just down the street from where they are. i think the -- and i understand why the people find the footage so compelling. the thing that stuck out to me today was sort of the totality of the facts. one of the things that we really struggled with during the trump era was the fact that the president did so many outlandish things, that it was hard to sort of keep track of it, put it in perspective, understand what mattered and what maybe mattered just a bit less. and what you saw today was the building of the facts going all the wa

good evening. >> good evening, mike. >> mike: how do you respond? >> you know, the left is disdain for the constitution was on full display in the natural resource committee. rather than having a productive debate about policy, i have more than 55% federal lands in my district in colorado -- i wanted to talk about democrats overreaching policies and their land grabs and close enough are beautiful rivers here in our district. but democrats were too busy and mocking the constitution and disrespecting the everyday americans that i was elected to represent. this was my first committee hurried and the chairman couldn't stop attacking, degrading, and insulting committee members. just look at the way i've been treated by the fake news. he was literally looking like -- perhaps he is actually the famous corn pop we have all heard so much about. mike, he fashioned a tinfoil hat during my remarks and he looked like a conspiracy theorist in regards to our second amendment rights. these people obsess over my heaven might second amendment right and wanting to pro

mike: thanks a lot. democrat in new york state assembly, made it his mission to get to the bottom of what happened in new york at nursing homes and for his efforts fellow democrat governor andrew cuomo tried to shut him down. aishah hasnie has the latest from new york city. >> reporter: the threats, bullying doesn't sound like what we are used to hearing in the media but bill deblasio, this is classic cuomo. >> for 10 minutes he berated me, yelled at me, told me my career would be over. >> reporter: democrat is in women ron kim making the rounds speaking out about that threatening phone call he says he got from new york governor andrew cuomo last week where he threatened to destroy him if you refuse to write a false statement of support for his top aide who just admitted the state to install the release of nursing home data. >> let me know that i haven't seen. >> the governor's senior anger calls kim a liar but kim held up his cell phone and in another tv interview he showed multiple missed calls was she

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one big name, target it's been on a roller coaster ride mike says it might get bumpier mike, take it away >> yeah. so i want to point out first that i don't take issue with target fundamentally i think that this is a company that's making lot of the right moves right now. we've seen really pronounced sales growth in the digital online area. i think that's a strength. the other thing that i like about target is the fact that they can leverage their bricks and mortar for their supply chain. we've seen home depot do things like that. the only thing i would say that only about 20, 21 times earnings, probably $9 eps, maybe greater, trading 20, 21 times, it's trading cheap to many of its comps. that said, i will say it's trading quite rich to itself when you start to see stocks run towards the upper end of their historical valuations, you can run into a trouble really provide some great numbers, but then fail to perform particularly well simply because so much good news has already been baked in. take look at that you might want to hedge it or if you think the earnings might lead to a setb

let's go to mike with the outlook for disney mike >> yeah. i mean, so this is an interesting situation. wie got disney close to all-time highs. if people are looking at the historical performance of the company, one of the things you might be asking yourself is we've got free cash flow for the year that's probably going to be one-sixth of the peak it reached in 2008. we've got net income that's going to be a small fraction of what it was in 2008. the parks are closed what is the bull case? the bull case is a couple of things for one, disney plus maybe the 024 expectation of multiplying that by four 350 million subscribers. that puts them soundly in competition with netflix, which itself just has market capitalization of $200 billion we heard california legislators talk about reopening parks in the state of california. disneyland brings in about $3 billion a year in revenues you're going to see as we come out the back end of this pandemic, people starting to go back and engage in those areas close to $90 billion in revenues about two years out

long a called debit spread >> mike khouw? >> diagonals on xme to make that bullish play >> that does it forrous "options action." we'll see you back here next friday at 5:30 eastern time. a special bonus edition of "fast money" starts right after this break. stay tuned i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ some people say our trade-in process feels too easy. visit tdameritrade.com/learn they can't believe it's 100% online and gives them a competitive offer that won't change for 7 days. an offer that they can put toward their new car.

so stay long and roll your calls, but mike will have a play for you. >> all right mike, what is it >> yeah, so it's interesting i mean, this was looking great right after earnings, then, of course, jeff lowered the boom on us but what's interesting, of course, with this trade is that because of the decay in the near dated options and the fact that the stock actually has held up relatively well after suffering a little bit of a setback after that announcement, we can stay long those longer dated calls and essentially turn this into what we call a super calendar. that's the situation where we cover those short calls that have essentially decayed to nothing, then we sell another set, maybe another month out we own those june calls, remember we've got less capital allocated than we would have had we owned the stock. we are seeing mild profits, maybe not as good as we'd hoped. we can essentially continue to make this play through time. i still like the trade in the long side. >> all right >>> next, i've got your tweets and "the final call. i'm searching for info on options trading, and loo

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mike: thank you. president biden expansive immigration bill will make its way to capitol hill this week after he informative president trump's declaration at the southern border. what does this mean for security at the border let's bring in democratic congressman of texas, a member of the house appropriations committee and the blue dog coalition. welcome. >> thank you so much. mike: what are your expectations regarding the proposal from the white house. >> one thing i want to see regression reform, border security and then some sort of way to work with the 11 or 12 million undocumented practically or realistically that can't happen then let's start off with the dreamers and a plan. mike: that brings into my next point, democrats lead a 50/50 senate you have a narrow majority in the house of representatives, what realistically on a tough issue like immigration reform do you think could get from congress to the president's desk? >> one comprehensive immigration all reform but reality to get the 60 votes

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thanks, mike. >>> 5:23 right now. developing in ft. worth, texas, authorities say they hope they never see a chain reaction crash sadly, killing six people, ring dozens of others. it happened yesterday and the scene still has not been cleared. more than 100 vehicles were involved. icy roads played a huge role in this one, about another winter storm moving in as well. authorities are telling drivers to play it safe on the roadways. tough to see. >> that is really tough to see. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> bad guys get paid and legitimate workers don't. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we have a possible solution for california's unemployment fiasco, next. [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] lisa looks like you've... [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] lisa, you might be on mute. [ sfx: pop ping bloop ] [ phone buzzing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state with real california dairy. >>> good morning. the central issue here is this. california doesn't do direct deposit of unemployment bene

. >> hey, mike how are you doing, man? it's dan marino. hey, i saw your video. i love the courage walking up the steps and making it so you just keep working hard, man. and i know you're going to be going deep someday for me maybe i'll throw you a ball >> yes >> reporter: it was an emotional moment along mike's journey to recovery how does mike make you feel >> to go through the struggles and work hard it just -- it gives you that inspiration that we all can do that every day. >> reporter: dan marino's message giving mike the fuel to keep going >> it brings hope on days when spirits may be low we can always look at that and it will give hope for better days >> and dan marino says he'll be keeping up with mike's progress and promises to throw him a pass as soon as mike is ready. that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time. and good night >> let's go! yes! yes! yes! >>> right now at 6:00, even more protection from covid-19 is on the way. the fda giving johnson &

mike was married. lawyers arranged a quickie divorce so the ballad of mike and dalia could begin. >> he fell in love with her. he felt as though this was it, i'll have a family with her and we'll grow old together. >> he thought she was the real deal. >> they hit it off, they enjoyed the same things. >> dalia is a real estate a little. >> and she was successful on her own and she doesn't need him. and there was sexual attraction. >> so they dashed to the courthouse to marry and soon fell into comfortable routines. morning workouts at the gym, steamy date nights at five-star hotels and love notes on the fridge. he seemed to be dalia's dream guy. and three months into the marriage, according to michael, she told him she was pregnant. he was thrilled. life was good. but early one morning in august 2009, it all came to an end for the two, with a finality as certain as crime scene tape strung across the front of the condo. dalia had been located at her 6:00am workout by the boynton beach police. >> this is

chukwuemeka: i think i argue with mike. i think a fundamental thing that needs to happen is we need to decentralize as much as possible the security architecture. i think that for a very long time, we tend to ignore local capacity and through the reporting mechanism, i am thinking we will improve on the information management process and that would be the police or security agents who would be ahead of the crime. what i see more is they are ahead of the security agents and that is because we tend to relegate the intelligence mechanisms and want a siation where the police or the army who are not from those l@@alities are posted to those places and without any kind of nexus between what they do and what intelligence can do and that has affected the chain of communication and the chain of information. it can be very difficult for local intelligence to play a role in this. hashem: as a former director of state security service and for our viewers to understand what's happening, it is difficult for many people to think about mor

him hang in suspense, we'll see what mike pence was going to do folks around mike pence think that was disingenuous. he knew exactly what we were going to do. and once we got into the chamber and the former vice president is certifying the results and gets whisked away, the president then attacks him. >> so the president is telling the mob something about there being an uncertainty about what pence is going to do when he knows in fact what pence is going to do. thus knowing when he puts it to the crowd this way, they're going to react with extreme negativity toward the vice president. wow. "the washington post" white house reporter josh dawsey, thank you so much for your reporting on this and your time this evening. i see you continue to be on bylines over the course of tonight. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> one of the things that josh and his reporters at the "the post" have also been reporting tonight the georgia potential criminal investigation we talked about with district attorney willis, is one that may also include, according to the "washington post" tonight

that orange dot is mike pence. the flashing red dot is the mob, the mob chanting they wanted to hunt him down and hang him for refusing to overturn the election in donald trump's favor. look how close those dots are. this is a disturbing thing to learn this week, how close the sitting vice president came to potentially being killed by a mob that said they wanted to kill him. but throughout this whole ordeal from january 6th until today, mike pence's running mate donald trump has never once said anything publicly about the danger that vice president pence was in. about how he was in danger of being killed by the mob at the capitol building, and it just remained an open question whether president trump actually knew in realtime just how grave the danger was to his vice president that day. but on wednesday night, hours after we all watched that footage of pence being evacuated, politico.com reported about a phone call between republican senator tommy tuberville of alabama and president trump. they spoke on the phone.

we've got a call to action mike >> yeah. so i understand why some people might be trying to play amc on the long side coming out of the pandemic it's a reopening play. it has a lot of leverage it means that you could get to big moves. we know that the reddit rebellion, often we're targeting stocks this was not a well loved stock on wall street it had a fairly short interest those are reasons someone might want to play it to the long side it's important to understand that this is still a company that is burning through a tremendous amount of cash. despite the stockish wants, despite there was that exert which was converted even though it only had been ream way out of the money and that took some of the burden off the balance sheet. there's still a lot of significant cash burn. maybe $480 million or so for the full year. you also need to remember when you issue stock it has a dilutive impact on the shares as well people are going to be reporting earnings next week the market is expecting some big moves. in the options market r

trump said that mike pence let us down. mike pence let us down, people. if you want to get something done, you're going to have to do it yourself. >> the insurgents amplified president trump's tweet, attacking the vice president with a bullhorn. they were paying attention. and they also followed instructions. in fact, the insurgents were, at one point, as you saw, 60 feet away from the vice president and the vice president's family. some of these insurgents were heard saying, quote, that they hoped to find vice president mike pence and execute him, by hanging him from a capitol hill tree as a traitor. and then they erected a gallows with a noose. this is what donald trump incited. please, take a close look at that picture. it harkens back to our nation's worst history of lynching. a president's words have the power to move people to action. these were the results. and why did the president incite such rage against the vice president? he was fulfilling his constitutional duty, as we all were that day. vice presidents in this country have been carrying out

mike, let me start with you. what is it going to take in order to work closely and effectively with other countries, especially our partners in europe were facing similar challenges to people within their military or law enforcement agencies having views that lead to violence and domestic situations? what can be done to try to bring together the international dimension of countries that are under similar threats from this kind of violent ideology? mike: it is a hard thing to talk about because words matter. from the statute 20 23 to one, -- 2231, it is international in scope. if you look at the u.k., the assistant commissioner for counterterrorism, he did say that domestic terrorism was his top threat. from your european partners, your u.k., canada, australia, u.s., we are looking at it. they have been talking about this threat for the last three years. it is at the top of the agenda. it is certainly talked about there. if you go back to my point before, a lot of these domestic terrorism threats, there's copycats

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that have gotten with mike pence? >> say that again. >> has anyone checked in with pence to see how he's doing? >> i haven't talked to him. i heard he moved back to indiana. >> oh, mike pence? oh yeah. who's he? seems to me so obvious and this is clearly the point of the house impeachment managers, like you are the next mike pence, everyone. clearly. >> well, this is something that i think republicans know fairly well. they have seen this play out repeatedly throughout the trump administration. this isn't the first time that trump has thrown someone under the bus that served under him or for him so it is really just you're right. more upsetting is you have a group of republicans who have spent a lot of time with mike pence. he was the president of the senate. they had negotiated deals with him. talk to him. been in the republican establishment way longer than donald trump. years before. and they don't care. they don't care that his life was put at risk. americans should be watching. the voters should be watching durin

trump was pissed at mike pence because pence didn't do what he told him to do. don't try to put the washington spin on it, that's the bottom line. that's why he tweeted what he tweeted, and when tuberville told him they evacuated the president, the only thing trump was mad about is the fact that he didn't do what he was supposed to do before he was evacuated. that's why he was pissed. that's the bottom line here. for the republicans in the chamber, some of them are thinking, hmm, that's a pence problem. because they don't want that to be their problem as they put in motion their aspirations to become the next trump, to pull as much of that base as trump will allow them to have or give them to set them on the course, provided don jr. doesn't decide to make a bid for the presidency, to set them on the course towards pennsylvania avenue. so that's the sort of trumpian, macchiavelian backdrop to what happened on january 6. >> i want to ask you about this body around mike pence. donald didn't even understand that mike pence had only a ceremonial role until they shine

. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> bring out pence! bring out pence! >> this morning, we have new reporting on what the house managers plan to present today. >> joining us now is democratic congresswoman val demings, one of the impeachment managers in the first impeachment trial. you were also a police officer for decades and a police chief. so in addition to the new video we have never seen before, we also heard police dispatch audio. recordings we were hearing for the first time. i want to play some of that for the first time. >> they're throwing metal poles at us. multiple law enforcement injuries! get up here! >> we're still taking rocks, bottles and pieces of flags and metal poles. the crowd is using munitions against us. they have bear spray in the crowd. we've lost the line. we've lost the line! all pd pull back. we've lost the line! >> your decades in service with everything that you personally know about the job, what did you hear there? >> well, john, good morning. good to be back with you and, wow, just listening to that jus

that is mike pence. what is the story there. guest: he is not making any political speeches at the moment. joe biden after the white house in 2017 was doing campaigning for democratic candidates. mike pence is following the tradition of a former vice president not jumping right back into politics. i would expect to see him return at some point. if he were speaking at this convention, there are people at this who are frustrated that he did not find some way to overturn the election results. i'm not sure he would have gotten a good reception. marco rubio was supposed to be here. the question hanging over a lot of things, publicans who did not vote to overturn the election are not as welcome here. josh hawley got a lot of applause for mentioning it. a speech in which he was defended the trump legacy would be more popular. host: if viewers want to see the speakers who are actually talking today, you can join our live coverage of cpac at 1:35 p.m. eastern. that will begin our live coverage. you will be able to see what's going on and

pence and good relationship with mike pence. they say that not only did donald trump not make any contact with mike pence during the invasion while his life was being threatened, but he didn't call him, didn't speak to him for five days after january 6th. >> what does all of this really tell us? it tells us that president trump and his conversation with kevin mccarthy and his non-conversation with vice president pence that he was solely focused on holding on to power. the reason he was impeached the first time and the reason he's impeached this time. he was really thinking about only his own political future. and sources that i have talked to described that phone call a few weeks ago saying that kevin mccarthy was very, very angry at the president and here are all these quotes. what that source told me was that kevin mccarthy was pleading with the president to say you need to condemn this now. you need to call off this mob. they're wearing your symbols. they're quoting the things you told them to quote. they came from the rally

certainly not mike pence, but mike pence knew what he was getting into with donald trump. he knew he was a snake when he took him, he was loyal to him to the very end. but it's remarkable to me other republicans don't think, there's a lesson for me. john cornyn doing the mariah carey of i don't know her, about mike pence. take a listen. >> do you know if any senate republicans have checked in with vice-president pence to see how he's doing? >> say that again. >> has anyone checked in with pence to see how he's doing? >> i haven't talked to him. i heard he moved back to indiana. >> like oh, mike pence, who is he? it just seems to me so obvious, and this is clearly the point of the house impeachment manager, you're the next mike pence, everybody, all you republicans, clearly. >> well, this is something that i think republicans know fairly well. they've seen this play out repeatedly throughout the trump administration, right. this isn't the first time that trump has thrown someone under the bus that served under him or for him. so you're right, doubly more upsetting is you ha

pence as the mob is storming the capitol, searching for mike pence, chanting, "hang mike pence." directly reading their instructions from their dear leader. while elected officials in the building managed to escape confrontation with the rioters, they were engaged in sustained, violent, hand-to-hand combat with trump's mob for hours. there was panic in this distress call when managers realized they were being overrun. >> we've lost the line. all mpd, pull back. all mpd, pull back up to the upper deck. all mpd, pull back to the upper deck asap. all mpd, come back to the upper deck. upper deck. cruiser 50. we're flanked. 10-33. i repeat, 10-33 west front of the capitol. we have been flanked and we've lost the line. >> the terror is truly palpable as you watch. >> if you are working today oren gauged elder care or child care and had other things to do and couldn't watch the trial, that small bit that we showed you, just a small amount of what the jurors in the senate watched today, and you have to ask yourself how you watched footage like that and find yourself thinking donald trump

mike pence let us— mike pence let us down! mike pence let us down! if you want to get something done, you're going to have to do it _ something done, you're going to have to do it yourself. the insurgents amplified president trump's tweet attacking the vice president with a bullhorn. they were paying attention. and they also followed instructions. in fact, the insurgents were at one point, as you saw, 60 feet away from the vice president and the vice president's family. some of these insurgents were heard saying, "that they hope to find vice president pence by hanging him and executing them as a capitol hill traitor," and they erected a gallows with a noose. this is what donald trump incited. please, take a close look at that picture. it hearkens back to our nation's worst history of lynching. a president's words have the power to move people to action. these were the results. and why did the president incite such rage against the vice president? he was fulfilling his constitutional duty as we all were that day. vice president in this country have be

is executive director of the west african network for peace building while come to the program mike the government is being blamed for not doing enough to stop what has become a pattern in nigeria which is basically armed groups banned this taking advantage of isolated villages poorly guarded schools most of the time without fences they lost their attacks on mortar or motorbikes and they kidnapped children security forces where are they. the people have a right to go because the president. is worth a little so if you're going to use to provide this is your only look. i think it's. short just like. calling for him. to go in it. i mean. you've got to you have. a right now chika mickey have you heard mike talking about the need the need to change the way security forces operate in nigeria but before that this seems to be something missing here which is basically how the army how the police if there's no intelligence gathering it seems because some people say that they heard about plans to kidnap schoolchildren of that particular area before no decision was taken by the government what do w

mikee: -- mike: we've been saying that the outlook is positive. commodities are essential for the world's ongoing development and growth. through the decarbonization transition or the energy transition, that is also going to be minerals or metals- intensive. so the mega trends we see playing around us along the electrification somatic, the energy transition, all of these bode well for commodity demand over the medium and long term. as the world recovers from covid, we will see some strong fundamentals as well. hence we were constructive in our outlook in the results we announced today and of course that constructive outlook sits behind this record dividend have announced. rishaad: are you concerned that will spread into other commodities like iron ore which is your bread and water? -- which is your bread-and-butter. mike: so, clearly the ban on australian coal imports into china has hurt the returns of our coal business and it is hurting the industry more broadly. we are not planning on the basis of that turning the corner anytime soon. however, i

the us demands the truth . >> mike pence is a bit. >> mike pence, we're coming for you too. >> mike pence let us down. mike pence let us down. >> if you want to get something done you're going have to do it yourself . >> the insurgents amplified president trumps to, attacking the vice president with a bullhorn. they were paying attention. and they also followed instructions. in fact, the insurgents were one point as you saw 60 feet away from the vice president and the vice president's family. some of these insurgents were heard saying quote, that they t hope to find vice president mike pence and execute him. by hanging him from a capitol hill tree as a traitor. and then, they erected a gallows with a noose. this is what donald trump incited. please, take a close look at that picture. it harkens back to our nation's worst history. of lynching. a president's words have the power to move peopleto action . these were the results. and why did the president incite such rage against the vice president? he was fulfilling his constitutional duty as we all were that day. vice president in this coun

. >> reporter: the rioters on the hunt for mike pence. >> hang mike pence! >> hang mike pence! >> and for the first time today images revealed the secret service detail rushing him out, barely escaping the mob. >> you can see vice president pence and his family quickly moved down the stairs. the vice president turns around briefly as he's headed down. you can hear the mob calling for the death of the vice president of the united states. >> reporter: on the other side of the capitol, the target was speaker nancy pelosi. >> nancy, oh, nancy! where are you, nancy? >> the capitol police deemed the threat so dangerous that they evacuated her entirely from the capitol complex. rushing her to a secure, off-site location. we know from the rioters themselves, if they had found speaker pelosi, they would have killed her. >> reporter: this never before seen video from both inside and outside the capitol lay out in the greatest detail yet the timeline of january 6th. officer eugene goodman, saving senator mitt romney, instructing him to turn around. to escape coming face-to-face with the i

. >> trouble with the mike, i'm sorry. the a's n/a seven asked. -- the yeas and nays have been asked. anchor: maybe you can tell us a little more about what is happening right now. i believe one of the republicans, mike lee is trying to get something stricken from the record, some of the evidence he is not happy with. reporter: there was evidence presented during the last couple of hours about a phone call that was made by rudy giuliani to the senate floor. he was trying to call tommy tuberville who is a newly elected senator from alabama, but instead he got through to senator mike lee instead, and mike lee handed the phone over. what mike lee is a saint that he is being quoted in a context that is not true, he is the source, and he has asked for those comments, that part of the evidence that has been entered into the congressional record to be stricken. that is what the vote is about at the moment. it is going to be a very close vote, but you can see, mike lee is unhappy about it. mike lee is a constitutional lawyer, is a

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>> mike? >> no? >> mike? >> i have no idea. >> mike knows everything about everything, tell us. >> as long as it is off the ground, i know about it. i'll have to look into that. >> okay, sorry. >> that's all right. that's all right. been watching a lot of mars weather lately, but, you know, here is a look at what's going on from mt. tam, look at the color on the blue from the bay and the yellow in the sky. winds 17 to 24. they're starting to back off. here is the way it looks from the roof camera, 10 to 13. on the fer buifuw.mbarcadero, it to toy, n like enjoy ch o for the very dry air. the wind advisory that just expired, it is possible it could come back this weekend and more clouds at the back half of the seven-day forecast, still bone dry. rain and snow and it is mainly staying in oregon. we could get a few high clouds from that. that system is definitely going to leave all of its treasures up well to the north. it is going to divide and conquer the two areas of high pressure that are dominating us right

emily: mike sievert, ceo of t-mobile, always good to have you here, mike. thank for stopping by. getting to more tech results, peloton has its first $1 billion quarter due to stay-at-home demand, digital subscriptions up for sund -- subscriptions up 472%, connected subscriptions up, the at-home fitness provider painting a picture of supply constraints and delays with shares dropping after our. the ceo says peloton is making more bikes and they believe it cheaper treadmill that they have to come as a rocketship. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology," i'm emily chang in san francisco. "daybreak asia" is next on bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a very good morning. we are coming down to asia's major market shery: welcome to daybreak asia. our top stories this hour. asian futures point higher with regional stocks heading for a fifth weekly gain. chinese short video app quite show is surging ahead of today's formal debut. the start up is

is executive director of the west african network for peace building welcome to the program mike the government is being blamed for not doing enough to stop what has become a pattern in nigeria which is basically armed groups banned this taking advantage of isolated villages poorly guarded schools most of the time without fences they lost their attacks on mortar or motorbikes and they kidnapped children security forces where are they. well there are people how right we're going to go because the president. is worth a little so if you're going to misuse to provide this is your only look at the concept for. i think it's. short just like. for him. to. use against you i mean. you've got to you have. a right now. you've heard my talking about the need the need to change the way security forces operate in nigeria but before that this seems to be something missing here which is basically how the army how the police if there's no intelligence gathering it seems because some people say that they heard about plans to kidnap school children of that particular area before no decision was taken b