lemonis: ben? ben: hi, marcus. lemonis: how you doing? i'm marcus. -ben: nice to meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet you. and so, what's your role here? ben: i mainly help manage these guys in here, keep things moving. do a little bit of everything right now. lemonis: and where's your raw materials? ben: raw materials are in the warehouse. we run out to the warehouse, grab the raw materials, bring them in here, and we allow that to dry. and then they return to that room again. lemonis: that sounds kind of... ben: yeah, it's all over the place. that's what i want to change. lemonis: you know what i feel like when i'm in this building? like a mouse looking for his cheese. you start in one room, and you have to visit at least eight of those rooms to finish the product. this place is wildly inefficient. ben: there's not a flow. lemonis: why doesn't your dad want to get it fixed? do you ever talk to him about it? ben: he's kind of just like, you know, stuck in his old ways. it's just how we've been doing it for 20-plus years. lemonis: right. how frustrating is that? ben: it's prett

ben: one day we'll get there. [laughter] ben: good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm benjamin hall in for todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. minutes ago, the white house reveals additional executive orders president biden is set to sign as he aims to combat gender issues and sexual violence in schools. ben: doug luzader joins us live as the president always calls on congress to pasco individual relief. doug -- pass covid relief. >> reporter: hot off the presses, this adds to the pile of executive orders that the president has already signed. one of these asks the department of education to look into existing regulations to eliminate a sexual violence and evaluate changes made during the trump administration. the other sets up what they're calling a gender policy council. it's intended to combat what they call systemic bias and discrimination including sexual harassment, ensuring access to comprehensive healthcare and preventing and responding to gender based violence, promoting equity, that's a key

ben: one day we'll get there. [laughter] ben: good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first"

ben: the latest u.k. coronavirus figures show there were 4802 new cases reported in the latest 24 hour period, meaning the number of cases reported per day in the last week is 5343. the number of patients in hospital with covid continues to fall, now down to 6.5 thousand. there were 100 one deaths reported of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid-19 test, whi means on average, 98 deaths were from audit every day in the past week from coronavirus, taking the total number of deaths so far to over 126,000. almost half the adult population have had just one dose of the vaccine, and just over 2 million have received that her second dose. among those britons who have received their doses in the last hour is boris johnson. here is the prime minister at st. thomas' hospital in london. he dismissed concerns that was linked to blood clots and told the nation it was safe. we should warn you, there is flash photography. >> good evening. they all say this, but i had a wonderful nurse and i literally did n

ben: as can i. today, a rendell gas station will descend upon -- republican delegation will descend upon the mexican border. jillian: mark meredith is live in washington as democrats lay blame on the trump administration for causing the crisis. >> reporter: later today, republican lawmakers will head to el paso, texas, to see what's going on firsthand. this comes as the gop insists that the country is facing an immigration crisis. they argue that it's p president biden's rollback of trump policies that's creating a huge incentive for my grants to travel to the u.s. we -- my grants to travel to the u.s. -- migrants to that. travel tothe u.s. >> basically, they're ignoring all that and i think sending the signal that the border is open and anybody who wants to come to texas or the united states is free to do so. >> reporter: president biden is back at the white house after spending the weekend in delaware, he has yet to call this a crisis. over the weekend his administration announced fema will step i

rachel: ben, i want to ask you something else meghan and ben say they're trying to do hat to charity work and i try to follow and it looks like what they do is zoom calls to people who are actually doing charity i'm not quite sure what their charity and service is have you been able to make any sense of this i know they covered at the federalist. >> i have not been able to make heads or tails of their contribution to the world as it is but i will tell you there is nothing more american than hating the entire british royal family, i strongly encourage all red-blooded americans as a tradition that they live out in their own lives and i have no exception for this woman, it's so tiresome, life is so hard it is so hard to be so rich and so famous, come on give me a break this is ridiculous and frankly there is a lot of people as carley said have a little bit of sympathy for the male side of this equation who does seem to be led around a little bit by his wife -- nicole malliotakis influential career on the charity front and everything else. rachel: i love harry, i love his service and i f

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ben: to you too. jillian: coming up in the next hour, energy and pipeline workers are waiting for the good paying union jobs they were promised two months after the day one cancellation of the keystone pipeline. a congressman and laid off pipeline worker join live on that. we have dr. marc siegel, brian kilmeade and mark hudson all live in the next hour. ♪ so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until you get... (ding)... you got paid! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, banking and live bookkeeping. ben: it is monday, march 15th. democrats are rushing to president biden's defense by blaming the unprecedented migrant surge on the trump administration. >> the administration has inherited a broken system at the border and they are working to correct that. ben: we are live in washington as a group of republicans heads to border for answers. jillian: the president breaking his

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on the round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and beverly goodman. so, ben, it looked like yet another great week in the market, but under the surface there was a lot of volatility going on. can you explain? >> it was a fantastic week. the dow finished up 4% to a record high, the s&p was at a record high, and the nasdaq even managed to rise more than 3%. the problem is it was just a wild trading week. the nasdaq started off by actually entering a correction with a 2% drop on monday. even though it bounced back, it's still not showing any signs that it really wants to go higher. just peeking at a chart suggests there might actually be more downside there, and even the s&p 500 -- which also closed at a record high -- looks like it's more likely to go sideways than make a big push right now. jack: yeah. stocks like tesla, i think it's down about 35% at its low. for elon musk, that's like the gdp of lithuania he lost from his savings account. what is causing all this volatility? >> it's all about bond yields. early this week the 10-year looked like it wa

swan and christy i ben let's start with you here was specifically is this bill attempting to clarify. well there's a lot that needs to be clarified with that i'd say the number one thing is sure to clarify is when a token is considered a security and when it's considered a currency she right now the f.c.c. doesn't have very clear guidelines about this at all in fact one of the problems that we've seen over the last couple of years you'll have a token that's created and then the f.c.c. at the time that it's created won't be sure exactly what it is the way to a couple of years money is raised i c o's take place that's an initial coin offering or in some rare cases we've had things called s t o securities tokens offerings that take place people buy in and then the f.c.c. comes like a couple years later and says actually that was all illegal and you weren't supposed to do that that's happened with multiple projects in the past so one of the problems is that you are creating the token if you're attempting to do this you don't really know exactly what the f.c.c. once from you upfront nor d

actually ben joins us live now. ben, firstly well done on winning the competition. a fantastic story. but you've completely opened my eyes and i'm sure many of the people watching today on just how challenging it is to go professional in a sport. yeah, i mean i'm not sure people realise how hard it really is. they kind of see people who have made it and stuff and think, "0h, they've done really well, they must chuffed with themselves," but they don't realise the graft and the hard work that goes into it. because we think about, especially when it comes to professional footballers, we see the the glamour the cars etc, but the amount of effort that you put into it and there's a serious chance that you may not become a professional, that must be quite an eye—opener for many people. yes, definitely, i mean there's a lot of running and stuff that goes into pre—season, you've got your gym work, your college work, there's a lot that goes into kind of making a professional as it is. so, yeah, i mean doing the right thin

swan and christy i ben let's start with you here was specifically is this bill attempting to clarify. well there's a lot that needs to be clarified with that i'd say the number one thing is sure to clarify is when a token is considered a security and when it's considered a currency see right now the f.c.c. doesn't have very clear guidelines about this at all in fact one of the problems that we've seen over the last couple of years you'll have a token that's created and then the f.c.c. at the time that it's created won't be sure exactly what it is the way to a couple of years money is raised i c o's take place that's an initial coin offering or in some rare cases we've had things called s t o securities tokens offerings that take place people buy in and then the f.c.c. comes like a couple years later and says actually that was all illegal you weren't supposed to do that that's happened with multiple projects in the past so one of the problems is if you are creating the token if you're attempting to do this you don't really know exactly what the f.c.c. once from you up front nor do you

ben, your thoughts? >> ben: i think one of the real elements that you are hearing here is the level of narcissism that we have in our society today, where the feelings of even the small local minority prevail over the anti-woke majority time and time again. if any one person's feelings are hurt, or if they have any complaint, that means something must be destroyed, canceled, that it's viewed as racist or unacceptable, and that's the kind of new puritanism we are seeing from the left, which only shelters people and prevents them from knowing the truth about our history and our past. >> emily: morgan, new mom, take us home. >> morgan: well, listen, i am a show tunes aficionado. i love rodgers and hammerstein. "south pacific" is amazing. if they're going to do a play from rodgers and hammerstein, they should be doing "carousel." the best song is "you'll never walk alone," which i sang in the 2003 miss florida competition, so i'm fine with "south pacific" not happening as long as they do "carousel." >> emily

>> let me think about that ben, no. this is outrageous this is insulting to every american for preeftion four years donald trump put americans first. joe biden has put a green light at the border and told everyone to come on across the border, if you got covid no big deal. americans have been locked up for over 12 months denied right to go to school, denied the right to open their business, we have been locked up and guess what, we're watching illegal aliens come across the border and those same cages in which they krus if crucify trump for d president trump put americans first. joe biden put americans last and this is the point that is so oven the first 45 days of his press -- presidency should be pouking on vaccinating americans first, opening schools, and opening economy. instead, he wants to be the president of mexico and central america. focus on this country first, joe biden. >> so carly toipght ask you a little bit about it this as well and one of the things that i think you should respond to is back and forth be

ben, back to the coverage. times reporting on a tripling of migrants kids coming across the border and ap, hundreds of teens and children are housed in a tent in packed conditions and some sleeping on the floor. is the press doing its job here? >> i think they're starting to do their job, but they've been slow on the uptake. the reality is that these policies, as you know, happened both under the obama-biden administration and under the trump administration. under the trump administration, it was something inhumane and compared frequently to all types of fascist approaches to things when in reality, this is an issue that every administration has had to deal with, but dealing with it now is a much bigger problem given, again, cartel incentives in place in order to profit from this situation. unfortunately, i think that this had as been demagogued so much on a national level and without a real complexity of an unravelling of it from the press perspective, it's allowed to continue in this, just completely absurd w

swan and christy i ben let's start with you here what specifically is this bill attempting to clarify. well there's a lot that needs to be clarified with that i'd say the number one thing is sure to me to clarify is when a token is considered a security and when it's considered a currency she right now the f.c.c. doesn't have very clear guidelines about this at all in fact one of the problems that we've seen over the last couple of years you'll have a token that's created and then the f.c.c. at the time that it's created won't be sure exactly what it is the way to a couple of years money is raised i c o's take place that's an initial coin offering or in some rare cases we've had things called s t o securities tokens offerings that take place people buy in and then the f.c.c. comes like a couple years later and says actually that was all illegal you weren't supposed to do that that's happened with multiple projects in the past so one of the problems is if you are creating the token if you're attempting to do this you don't really know exactly what the f.c.c. once from you upfront nor d

today, we can get some measure of justice, ben. today is the beginning of a new era for a minneapolis, minnesota, and for america and the world as a whole. keep your eyes on minnesota, this is where change is going to start. thank you. >> thank you, attorney miller. and as i get ready to bring attorney steph stearns from minneapolis, we are trying to be -- we are now speaking around 8:40 or so and at 8:46, at 8:46 is symbolic. it's a reason then we're going to try to have you all follow his instructions. attorney jeff stearns, one of the great minnesota lawyers, along with his partner helped us achieve the civil justice. now we turn to attorney general keith allison and his team of prosecutors to deliver criminal justice. it has been such an honor to work with you, jeff, in your native hometown. >> thank you, man, it's been an honor to work with you as well. for too long, too many of us have been deliberately indifferent at least to the atrocities that have befallen our black brothers and sisters, but today is a landmark moment beh

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we've lost ben. ben's audio, we're having problems. ben, we can't hear you. i'm sorry about that. we'll try to get ben back some other time and finish that up. we'll have to be doing more reporting on this. thank you, ben decker. the suspect in the georgia spa shootings claiming his sex addiction led to his attack. my next guest says it is an excuse for violence against women. be eating loaded tots for march madness. ( doorbell ) thanks boo. ( piano glissando ) i think you better double them tots. no, this me was last year. i didn't get my madness last year, so we're doing double the madness this year. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. i dticks and fleas?ness last year, see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. have not det

this — the response of cabinet minister, ben wallace. i think it would be premature to do that. it would be potentially risky. we are seeing growing variants and i think we have done a huge amount of work. the taxpayer, the nhs staff, my constituency has been in lockdown since september and i don't want ads to be thrown away. —— that to be thrown away. meanwhile the uk government's warned its decision to slash billions of dollars from its overseas aid budget is illegal. a snapshot of life in england, wales and northern ireland — today's the deadline for millions of people to take part in a once—in—a—decade census. homes washed away in australia as heavy rain and flash floods batter the east coast, thousands of people are ordered to evacuate. more than a thousand people are allowed to ignore lockdown and social distancing restrictions at a music festival in the netherlands, despite the rest of the country being under lockdown. and at 2.30pm — bbc parliament looks back at the week in westminster. the government has warned the

swan and christy i ben let's start with you here was specifically is this bill attempting to clarify. well there's a lot that needs to be clarified with that i'd say the number one thing is sure to clarify is when a token is considered a security and when it's considered a currency she right now the f.c.c. doesn't have very clear guidelines about this at all in fact one of the problems that we've seen over the last couple of years you'll have a token that's created and then the f.c.c. at the time that it's created won't be sure exactly what it is the way to a couple of years money is raised i c o's take place that's an initial coin offering or in some rare cases we've had things called s t o securities tokens offerings that take place people buy in and then the f.c.c. comes like a couple years later and says actually that was all illegal you weren't supposed to do that that's happened with multiple projects in the past so one of the problems is if you are creating the token if you're attempting to do this you don't really know exactly what the f.c.c. once from you up front nor do you

want to pick your brain for a bit. >> they started asking chris about ben hobbs. >> what about ben? >> i don't know. if i knew i'd tell you. >> one of the lead detectives, before he was a detective, was a school resource officer for the high school that chris tapp was going to. >> so chris trusts him. >> you know me. i'm not going to screw with you. i think you can trust me. >> chris tapp was brought in a number of times for different interviews and polygraph examinations. >> i wasn't there. i know i wasn't. >> chris gets an attorney. >> he denies any role in the crime. >> i wasn't there. i wasn't even [ bleep ] downstairs. i was nowhere around. >> police begin a series of interrogations and polygraphs that will last for nearly 60 hours. >> you're screwing with me now. >> and then he begins to change his story. >> impression i got from you is you're like downstairs waiting for him. >> maybe i was there. i don't know. >> now the police have reason to be suspicious. >> there's a saying in the law -- false in one thing, false in all. somebody who's changing his story is hiding somethin

and when ben stokes holed out for 35, that victory target looked a long way off. the man in form, ben stokes, goes. england's middle order provided some resistance. a first one day 50 for dawid malan, but he was out soon after and england more or less on the plane home. sam curran and adil rashid battled on but once rashid was out it looked like it was all over. england came up just short. an entertaining tour but ultimately an unsuccessful one. drew savage, bbc news. it's 2 wins from 2 for gareth southgate and england in their world cup qualifying campaign. they beat albania 2—0, with harry kane ending a six game scoring drought for his country. mason mount got the second to wrap up the win. ben croucher has more. expectation versus reality against albania many expected a comfortable win. the reality is rarely that simple. take this free kick from a returning harry kane. don't dwell on it. dive headfirst into the next chancellor presents itself. against a team ranked 66 in the world it was not a question of how many, more a question of how? how did he keep this

i have talked to civil rights activist ben jealous and attorney ben crump about keeping up that fight in 2021. >> but first, politics. joining me now, white house deputy press secretary karine jean-pierre. i want to, karine, give you plenty of time to discuss today's president's voting rights order, as you know i'm all over that and been on that issue a while. but first, i have to get this question out of the way. the order by and large pertains to federal agencies and practices, more resources and guidances to empower those agencies to expand registration, particularly at disenfranchised communities and for disabled, possible time off for federal employees to vote, and i'm pleased to see assistance to eligible current and former federal prisoners. but we know that more than 250 voter restriction bills currently being floated are coming from republican lawmakers in state level positions. so how does the order impede their ability to impede others from voting? >> well, good afternoon, reverend. thank you so much for having me on today. and as you mentioned, on this 56th anniversary, as

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will it come to an end anytime soon joining us now to discuss boom bust co-host and crypto analyst ben swan an editorial director with the american institute for economic research jeffrey tucker thank you both for being here it seems like about every other monday we're in the same position talking about the latest meteoric rise of bitcoin so ben what happened. and what happened over the weekend to drive the price so i. see it's kind of interesting so we're absolutely right we're talking about this all the time now it seems like every single week there's a new high and it's not just a new high right it's 5 to 10000 dollars higher than we were before which is a pretty significant jump and watching kind of move through this meteoric pace there's a couple things happening what is institutional investment we've talked about this a lot over the last few weeks which is that we see institutional investors coming in you know companies like tesla buying up $1500000000.00 micro strategies buying $1500000000.00 they keep placing orders it's remarkable master cards and it's getting into the space s

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and when ben stokes holed out for 35, that victory target looked a long way off. the man in form, ben stokes, goes. england's middle order provided some resistance. a first one day 50 for dawid malan, but he was out soon after and england more or less on the plane home. an entertaining tour but ultimately an unsuccessful one. drew savage, bbc news. england are into the second half of their world cup it's currently 2—0 to gareth southgate�*s side — harry kane with a diving header for their opener towards the end of the first half. mason mount has grabbed the second. 82 minutes gone, 2—0 england lead. well at 7.45 scotland face familiar opponents israel in tel aviv later, after their opening draw with austria. they played israel three times last year — twice in the nations league and again in their euro 2020 play—off semifinal which they won on penalties. we've not qualified, so obviously that's hard. when you're winning games of football, it's easier to be confident. we've had, as i say, relative success recently. so we should be confident. i think we d

jeffery you know as ben just mentioned we're seeing a lot of big institutional investors making large purchases including micro strategy is making a 3rd round of purchases of bitcoin the question here is why is this so important and if institutional investors keep piling in are we going to continue to see this price rise. you know i'm feeling pretty pretty good about the firmness of all the gains we've seen over the last 6 months it's actually feels really different i think ben would agree with me there's something really different about this bull run as versus the past seems it seems kind of sticky and it's i think it probably still has a lot of momentum to go and you know i talked to source within the retail and of the coin today and he told me that that actually d.c. a big a mound of bind of because i'm from brazil or people when the stimulus checks arrive so what's happening is that you know the stimulus the checks are kind of pathetic that i get you very far and people are paying their bills as is so they're going to become an a.t.m. for shoving this money around just because the

will it come to an end anytime soon joining us now to discuss boom bust co-host and crypto analyst ben swan an editorial director with the american institute for economic research jeffrey tucker thank you both for being here it seems like about every other monday we're in the same position talking about the latest meteoric rise of bitcoin so ben what happened. and what happened over the weekend to drive the price so i. see it's kind of interesting so we you're absolutely right we're talking about this all the time now it seems like every single week there's a new high and it's not just a new high right it's 5 to 10 $1000.00 higher than we were before which is a pretty significant jump and watching kind of move through this meteoric pace there's a couple things happening what is institutional investment we've talked about this a lot over the last few weeks which is that we see institutional investors coming in you know companies like tesla buying up $1500000000.00 micro strategies buying $1500000000.00 they keep placing orders it's remarkable master cards and it's getting into the space

>> mine's not as sexy as ben's, but cuomo resigns. it is an inevitable headline. he cannot survive this. cuomo resigns. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. thank you for inviting us into your home. that's it for this special report. fox news primetime, have you seen the show? this week it is hosted by lawrence jones. it starts right now. lawrence? >> lawrence: thanks so much. great show as always. good evening. welcome to fox news primetime. i'm lawrence jones. first, joe biden is off to a bad start. if march is anything like february, we're in big trouble. don't take my word for it. just look at his predecessor. >> joe biden has had the most disastrous first month of any president in modern history. >> now, the media spent all day today dismissing the president's speech as sour grapes. but you know better. we all know better. the biden administration has broken nearly everything it put its hands on since the day he took office.

ben is joining a scientific expedition led by marine biologist valentino cook primary you. had 1st things are very quiet. and then some birds show up looking like they've spotted something. they find several sea lions hunting for breakfast. they're on their. brain the. dolphins are curious as to what's going on and accompany the boat. there have to be some marlins out there somewhere they should be hunting right now but this season they haven't been seen very much. but when tina brown works with the next cali project a nonprofit that backs research into marine life and promotes eco tourism as an alternative source of income to fishing for local communities. she wants to see if there are any traces of mormon eggs. if they spawn here that means this area is of great importance it would be an important argument in favor of declaring it a conservation zone. is helping than a collie project to promote citizen science that's when members of the public help conduct research little waves well and tina retrieves a sample of water thick with jelly like plankton. i'm going to put it o

the cabinet minister, ben wallace said summer travel abroad is looking increasingly unlikely. it would be premature to do that. it would be potentially risky. we are seeing a growth in variance. we have done a huge amount of work, taxpayer, nhs staff, my constituents who have been unlocked out in september, i do not want to throw that away. the uk government has been warned that its decision to slash billions of dollars from its overseas aid budget is illegal. a snapshot of life in england, wales and northern ireland — millions of people are to take part in a once—in—a—decade census. homes washed away in australia as heavy rain and flash floods batter the east coast — thousands of people are ordered to evacuate. over a thousand people allowed to ignore lockdown and social distancing restrictions to attend a music festival in the netherlands, is part of an experiment to see if infections can be avoided. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the uk government is facing questions about whether or not people can plan for foreign holidays, es

ben on the different challenges of becoming a professional footballer and i'm very pleased to say ben joins us now. firstly, congratulations and well done on winning the competition. fantastic story. you've completely opened my eyes and i'm sure many of the people watching today on just how challenging it is to go professional in a sport. yeah, i mean, i'm not sure people realise how hard it really is. they kind of see people who have made it and think they've done really well, they must be chuffed with themselves. they don't realise the hard work that goes into it. especially when it comes to professional footballers we see the glamour, the cars, the amount of effort you put into it, and there's a serious chance that you may not become a professional. that must be quite an eye—opener for many people. yeah, definitely. there's a lot of running that goes into preseason. you've got your gym work, your college work. there's a lot that goes into making a professional. yeah, i mean, doing the right things and getting all that done and stuff and getting yourself the best possible chance.

swan and jeffrey tucker editorial director of the american institute for economic research all right ben i'll start with you here i know you probably have a lot to say about the name of this program in and of itself so what do we know about operation hidden treasure and how will it run. yes kind of an interesting name is it operation hidden treasure as if it's something that is being hidden from the i.r.s. in some cases i guess it is but the problem of course is going to be the fact that suddenly after years of not really caring about crypto the i.r.s. is obsessed with it and they want to make sure that they're getting their share so here's what we know parents the agents are going to be trained to look at block chains they say to root out tax evasion and get this apparently they're going to be working with private contractors and also with vendors to presumably develop signatures what they're calling them signatures or telltale signs they say of fraudulent activity what this really comes down to though is the idea that that for so long the i.r.s. has not they still don't even recognize

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what does that tell you, ben? >> it tells me that a lot of times marginalized people of color, we don't know who to call when the police continue to engage in excessive use of force and brutality against us, because certainly george floyd wasn't the only time a black person has been tortured or brutalized in america by the police. we're just fortunate it was captured on video so everybody wouldn't just accept the police narrative, that those bystanders had video to show this torture video that now has been seen over 50 million times on the internet and probably more on television shows like yours. what it says to us is that the most watched video, will there be accountability? >> everyone was watching the witnesses today. they said that chauvin, the former police officer, appeared to kneel harder and harder on george floyd as people from the outside actually tried to intervene, that chauvin refused to get off of george floyd even after that ambulance arrived. >> this is a difficult case. this murder case is not ha

ben: it's interesting. if you think about the secrets of how this occurred, last year, softbank had a major book of options on back stocks and cross volatility. we saw the gamestop saga in january. now we are seeing this event. each time, the parallel is strong. don't bet against a recovery or reopening. don't bet against the fact that you have been normalizing. if you think about positions in this case, it was a bet against the reopening, the global recovery trade. at some point, you get an unwind. the real specifics look to be that really concentrated basket of u.s. media stocks and china media stocks. levered eight times or so using these derivatives. that's quite common to use but it's a new sort of way of playing this anti-recovery trade. at some point, it breaks down and he gets unwound and the margin comes. that's what we learned on friday. ultimately, the banks cooled off this hedge fund. it's time to pay. it had to be unwound. this is the ramification we have from this concentrated position in a ch

double ben stokes and jonny bairstow in the middle. this is stokes smashing one for six. he made 55. the partnership eventually coming to an end when bairstow was given out. a little unlucky perhaps, he had survived a review the previous ball, this one went to a review as well, given out lbw umpires call. stokes followed and england in more bother. 0llie pope next to go, he got started but out for 29. dan lwrence back in the side also got a start before he was stumped just shy of his half century. the wicket of jack leach wrapping up the innings. so, 205 all out, the latest in a series of very low scores on this tour. particularly since that first innings in the opening test. since that 578, take a look at this sequence. michael vaughan, never too shy to say what he really thinks, has had plenty to say. well lets hear the thoughts of one of the few to come out of todays performance with some credit, ben stokes. these are the hardest conditions that i've — these are the hardest conditions that i've faced as a batsman. and obviously— that i've faced as a batsman. and ob

texas, reservations, you just heard ben berg talk about it, up 3 1/2% from march 7th of 2020. oklahoma is up 5%. and i predicted every hotel room and booked in vegas will be sold out by labor day i'm going to be wrong. it might be memorial day nevada, restaurant reservations up 19% above pre-lock down levels again, those are only restaurants that use open table. so there's a little caveat there, but that's the data, for comparison, d.c., still down 66% from last year new york, down 56% to be fair, though, those positive comps we just showed also may be a little skewed. around march 7th of last year, there were people starting to get nervous and changing plans, although flying was the same year over year, so the comps may not be perfect we know that that is incidental the reality is those places are bouncing back in a big way ben berg just talked about it, and hopefully cases and hospitalizations will keep falling and provide much needed hope for the small business owners and employees in this, the hardest hit of industries, hospitality, travel, tourism that data may be giving

ben on the different challenges of becoming a professional footballer and i'm very pleased to say ben joins us now. firstly, congratulations and well done on winning the competition. fantastic story. you've completely opened my eyes and i'm sure many of the people watching today ofjust how challenging it is to go professional in a sport. yeah, i mean, i'm not sure people realise how hard it really is. they kind of see people who have made it and think they've done really well, they must be chuffed with themselves. they don't realise the hard work that goes into it. especially when it comes to professional footballers we see the glamour, the cars, the amount of effort you put into it, and there's a serious chance that you may not become a professional. that must be quite an eye—opener for many people. yeah, definitely. there's a lot of running that goes into preseason. you've got your gym work, your college work. there's a lot that goes into making a professional. yeah, i mean, doing the right things and getting all that done and stuff and getting yourself the best possible chance. t