joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: i'm romaine bostickyie. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" caroline: markets and fed chair jay powell seem to be out of tune today. powell overwhelmed investors with his comments today, the dollar jumping, the market but powell would perhaps push back more on the rout in bonds. but he didn't go there. but gamestop survived the carnage, getting 7%. and while markets are parallel out of tune, they are agreeing on a deal today. we are going to talk more about the future of music investment and my love for jay-z. but let's talk about the markets right now. joe: i don't get this whole thing about how the markets and powell are in disagreement. if gamestop is up, everything is fine. no one is worried at the fed is that long -- as long as they see that. it is 4:30 so it is time for our daily arts check, down over 5% again today, 10-year yield inching up. people thought maybe powell would say something more explicit about being anxious about the rate rise, but he really stuck to his script about no rate hikes until the economy is in a good place. bey

notice joe biden, no or spots ability for joe biden whatsoever. ladies and gentlemen, pfizer was contracted by the trump administration last summer to produce 100 million doses of the vaccine that hadn't been approved yet. moderna was contracted to produce 100 million doses of a vaccine that they didn't have yet. johnson & johnson, 100 million doses. astrazeneca, 300 million doses. 100 million doses, flexeril smithkline, 100 million doses. the trump administration last summer before we had a vaccine, just in case one of these would work, contracted and paid for 800 million doses to cover 400 million people. on december 23rd, when only pfizer and moderna had received emergency authorizations, the trump administration went in and they ordered another 200 million vaccinations. where you think these vaccines are coming from? you think they're coming from joe biden in the basement? they didn't have any idea what was going on. in terms of the distribution process, trump brought in the defense department and hhs and other experts. this distribution proce

joe: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am joe weisenthal. romaine: i am romaine bostick. let's look at where the markets stand. anothehe market is looking for direction. the s&p down come of the russell higher. market watchers still grappling with our tego -- with artego's capital explosion. -- capital implosion. another round of spending from the biden administration. 24 hours, we are supposed to get details of the plan to improve infrastructure. with that in mind, they are doubling down on their bet on the u.s. economic recovery. giving the group its worst start to a year since 1980. joe: i was barely alive. romaine: do you are doing? joe: i was zero but i was watching rates. i was tweeting about the 10 year in 1980. you mentioned, rates having a terrible quarter, selling off today. of course, one more day in the quarter. 10 year yield actually at one point was closer to 1.76. there it is around 1.7. romaine: you wonder kind of what this all means. some optimism about the economy. at the same time, you have got some concerns about what is

we actually have real video to compare joe biden in 2012 and joe biden in 2016 versus joe biden from just the last three weeks. this is only video of joe from the last three weeks and you compare it to 2012 and 2016 and as always, we let you decide. >> he sent me 2 letters saying by the way can you send me some stimulus money for companies here in the state of wisconsin? we sent millions of dollars. >> you know, the idea that, hmmm -- carry a card with me every day with the full number of folks. >> sean: now they have a new plan, it won't trust you anymore. follow your instincts. >> i want to thank the former general. i keep calling him general. my guy -- the guy who runs that outfit over there. i want to make sure we thank the secretary. >> they put one foot in front of the other. they keep going. w that's the unbreakable spirit of the people of america. that's who we are. >> and representatives, hmmm, shirley jackson green and garcia. excuse me. pinell -- what am i doing here? i am going to lose track. >> sean: lose track again. we will ask the question the media mob is afraid to a

joe: i'm allergic to peanuts. romaine: everything doesn't have to do with you. 100% peanut butter wrapped in a peanut candy shell. if that doesn't spark a rally, i don't know what will. joe: i don't check on stocks i'm allergic to. caroline: let's focus on commodity close. long peanuts. romaine: i did not know joe was allergic to peanuts. do we have extra time to talk about this? our producer says no. caroline: go to twitter for more in-depth analysis of joe's allergies. joe: bloomberg technology is up next in the u.s. romaine: daybreak australia is up next in asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco and this is bloomberg technology. coming up on the next hour, bitcoin dips as president biden's take for the sec, and saying that they must root out crypto fraud. the governors of texas and mississippi have

these alternative assets, joe. before we get to the alternatives, let's stick with the main asset classes and the correlation with yields spiking higher, tech following. joe: it raises the big question, why pay $69 million for a jpeg when you could get a 1.9% return on a treasury. art does not buy you continue where attack and treasuries are really starting to look like in verse, or particularly real yields. you see the chart of 10 year yields rising. the nasdaq, weak. this relationship is starting to get really strong. romaine: i am disappointed that we do not have an nfp index on the terminal yet. joe: non-fundable treasuries is what we do have. let's bring in cross asset reporter kriti gupta, and you are one of the first on here to point this out, watch of the inverse correlation emerging and it seems it is getting stronger. kriti: it solidifies the fact that tech was a haven. at the end of the day, it was not just people betting on the stay-at-home action to happen forever which i think was the original narrati

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: i'm romaine bostick, russell 2000 closing just shy of a record high. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" caroline: relief that the keyword of today seems to be the fact that we have checks on the way to many americans as president biden signs the covid-19 relief bill. many will be receiving -- many will be receiving direct payments, there are also child tax credits, and $350 billion for states and local governments to ramp up vaccinations at school reopening. relief also on the inflation front, a key measure of consumer prices in the u.s. rose less than expected where. in the final trade, relief for some gamestop shareholders, the stock stabilized after having tumbled romantically. we will get into gamestop soon enough, but all the inflation euphoria. joe: gamestop basically flat on the day, also more or less flat, cpi. this is a source of anxiety. if there is one thing that would were the market, it is faster than expected cpi. it came in less than expected, i headline,

it still was not enough for joe biden. the frail, the week, cognitively struggling clearly commander in chief, or is he, did not do well today to say the

joe: i'm joe weisenhall, romaine bostick is out this week. caroline: this is what we have in terms of the market, the s&p 500 rallying, it's big tech at play, is it as much for safety or the yields they come lower, joe. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss." for more -- caroline: breaking news, we've got what we're missing right now is a recovery that is far from complete according to jay powell, getting some breaking news coming from the fed chairman. the fed support is going to continue, his remarks in a text of some testimony he is going to be given to the house committee, remember him and, of course, jeanette yellen, the predecessor at the fed going to give evidence, indications of activity and employment that have turned up, the labor market with conditions recently improved, joe, a recovery that is faster than expected and looks to be strengthened, millions of americans still hurting. it speaks to the fact that they are all about the labor market. joe: absolutely, more more, let's welcome in bloomberg knicks editor michael mckee. mich

>> let's figure out how we can get this done. >> sean: now, democrats, joe's party, joe's pals, joe's friends, they used the filibuster over 250 times last year. so, was it racist one democrats were using a customer by the way, the same joe biden that partnered with the former klansman to stop the integration of public schools, really, joe? i guess he was just following al sharpton's lead because al sharpton recently accuse the two senators who said they believed keeping the filibuster a racism if they don't tear off the filibuster that joe is now calling racist. well, they used at 250 times, joe. are you calling her from fellow democrats racist? meanwhile, fuchs softball questions about the crisis on the southern quarter done my part appear they just blame to donald trump. in doing so, he told one lie after another lie, after another lie. everything we are watching, it all traces back to his decision. he ended the state in mexico policy. he stopped border wall construction. he is the one that brought back catch and release. he is building the new cages, the plastic cages for kids tha

joe: what else are you watching? katie: i am curious to see what happens with us as -- with the slr thing. you saw bank stocks arguably take a bigger hit. they were the worst performing sector today. maybe that speaks of this being more of an issue for the banks and then the treasury markets, but it will be interesting to see how they grapple. romaine: i always thought the slr was defined to the big systemically important banks and then you have all of these regional banks being dragged down. katie: absolutely. romaine: katie greifeld helping us break it down on this friday. coming up, the fed to end the covid-19 capital break. we will talk to joshua younger. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: welcome back to "what'd you miss?" we are focusing on some of the brakes in an the markets. talking about the fed decision regarding slr. i learned more about that today joe: then you ever did in your entire life. that exemption from liquidity and supplementary leverage ratio will expire at the end of the month and that allowe

it's perfectly suited for joe. slow, comfortable pace for joe biden. suited for somebody that is week and struggling. people will say, see, sean hannity, he is totally fine. there is one big problem. anyone with eyes and ears can see and hear joe is not fine. sources close to it the white house are describing how complete panic set in all things in biden's world. yesterday's new poll revealed half of the country is worried that joe biden is not physically or mentally up to the job has added dramatically to the behind-the-scenes panic in the biden white house. an op-ed in the washington "times" resides: it's time to question biden's mental health. there won't be a blitz. mr. president, will you answer a question? thanks, we have to go. it will that kind of blitz. president trump talked to the president every day. frankly he might have talked too much to the press. i don't think donald trump was ever asleep before 1 a.m. during his presidency. this biden blitz will probably consist of him giving a few speeches written by his staff. kept short along with

are you buying it was slippery or that all of these flubs are just, you know, joe being joe? i'm not buying any of it. >> look, i have to confess, as you walked through that, i was reminded of the old joke that christ walks on water and it's reported in "the washington post" that he can't swim. whatever trump did was bad. whatever biden does is good. let's start with that. that tells you a lot about how misinformed the american people are and what a dereliction of duty the news media is engaged in. if you watched everybody that went into air force in the modern form, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, donald trump. none of them seemed to be affected by the wind. so this is all malarkey. we have to figure out a term to deal with a press secretary that is so cheerfully dishonest that we have to have some kind of way of shrugging and saying there she goes again to quote ronald reagan. she has an impossible job and her answer is routine, 100% dishonesty. she's not a press secretary. she's a propaganda defender of impossible situations. >> sean: let's lo

the people surrounding joe biden knew that the real joe biden was his campaign's biggest liability. at the time, we did a report on his very strange basement bunker campaign. we did question why a presidential candidate would be in hiding for weeks on end, disappear for days, ahead of a debate or some big event or his speech at the democrat or national convention. of course it was virtual. i'm not a doctor, i am not playing doctor. we report what are obvious visual cognitive troubles. for some reason after the inauguration, the media mob wasn't caring about what i said initially during the campaign that he look weak, frail, struggling cognitively. the media mob became outraged at yours truly in my coverage. i responded by just plain example after example after example of joe struggling mightily and regularly, by this media mob that take it was necessary to get this decision but it was best not to fight with me with what was clear as day. so they feigned indignation and that has now largely subsided because anyone with eyes to see and ears to hear, you can clearly tell that joe biden

>> let's figure out how we can get this done. >> sean: now, democrats, joe's party, joe's pals, joe's friends, they used the filibuster over 250 times last year. so, was it racist one democrats were using a customer by the way, the same joe biden that partnered with the former klansman to stop the integration of public schools, really, joe? i guess he was just following al sharpton's lead because al sharpton recently accuse the two senators who said they believed keeping the filibuster a racism if they don't tear off the filibuster that joe is now calling racist. well, they used at 250 times, joe. are you calling her from fellow democrats racist? meanwhile, a few softball questions about the crisis on the southern quarter they just blame to donald trump. in doing so, he told one lie after another lie, after another lie. everything we are watching, it all traces back to his decision. he ended the state in mexico policy. he stopped border wall construction. he is the one that brought back catch and release. he is building the new cages, the plastic cages for kids that are on top of each

on it that joe biden is perfectly willing to read any time he needs to.im that cue card is joe biden's secret weapon in the fight against nuclear proliferation. can you breathe easily, america. that's good news because we havi problems of our own in this country. one of our biggest problems is voting. it's getting harder and harder to vote. there are some people in america, the bigots, let's call them who they are, they are demanding we know voters identities before we let them. they want people to show ids at the polls, if you can even imagine 2021. these bigots, joe biden explains today, are republicans. >> president biden: i'm convinced that we will be able to stop this because it is the most pernicious thing -- this makes jim crow look like jimmy eagle. >> tucker: jimmy eagle? who is jim eagle? a comic book hero from the 50s? a dog-basedr? pony shoulder comc soldier question mike we didn't know who tamika was. we went scurrying through google machines to look it up. then we realized dew, way too literal here it's analogy crow eagle both birds but eagle is much bigger than a crow. t

joe biden at this press conference trying to pretend like he cares about working people joe biden is the enemy of working people just like cobble erik's joe biden did the bankruptcy bill which made people who had medical debt and student loan debt and able to ever get rid of that and why did he do that he did that at the behest of wall street and the health insurance companies he's not doing that for workers there isn't a politician in power that cares about people more than they care about their own career or their career of their donors well of course they'll be going on about the $400.00 stimulus checks which you said should be should be 2000 i mean just as regards world war 3 right at the beginning of that press conference he said there will be a response to north korean missile tests how do you see the players behind by an arguably if it's not him as regards. war well it was great to see the american press corps once again saber rattle and warmonger about it north korea and china they did it on china to us hey what are you going to do about it. they talk. the idea that there is

they enabled joe biden. they helped joe biden and put him in the candidate protection program in his basement bunker. that allowed him to use covid-19 as an excuse not to do anything. the bear minimum. remember the new book, we the authors on. they called it. they ran the put your dumb uncle in the basement strategy in the 2020 election. even with joe's limited schedule on the campaign trail, we could see this was not the same joe we compared him to 2012 and 2016 and today, it's a stark difference. take a look. >> i made the strategy to mobilize and punish china. i am a proud democrat for the senate. i got in trouble. running against a senator who is a mormon. the governor. >> tomorrow's superstar -- am rushing ahead. we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women created -- you know the thing. 3-0. we choose truth over fakes. -- facts. make sure you have the record player on at night. the phone. >> sean: when was the last time i put a record player on at night? we were one of the few outlets, on

joe biden is not doing that. judge jeanine: in the 20 seconds i have left, you know, those contracts, the building of the wall. ply understanding is they are -- my understanding is they are rock solid. the people will still get paid even though they are not building the wall. is that your understanding? >> we made sure those contracts were not only signed. but we made a commitment on behalf of the united states government made a commitment before we left office. judge jeanine: mark meadows, thanks so much for spending this time with us on justice. have a good evening. judge jeanine: how could anyone possibly justify biden's disastrous handling of the border. david leopold is on next to make ththththth (naj) at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. (money manager) because our way works great for us! (naj) but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. (money manager) so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? (na

what came first joe biden or sliced bread? >> joe biden. kennedy: no sliced bread and 19208 bakery in missouri, the first to sell precut bread printer and were going to get there as many as we can, kevin what came first joe biden or batman? meg joe biden. kennedy: know, chris one more for you what came first biden or instant coffee? >> inset coffee. kennedy: that is correct are now tied with kevin. kat you can win everything with us i don't know why. [laughter] which came first joe biden or mcdonald's? >> mcdonald's. kennedy: no i'm sorry kat you lose. mcdonald's opened in 1948. >> ux to close you got too close ones. before joe biden was in seminary school in 1948 is 41 years old. [laughter] so chris and kevin you guys tie, what number my thinking of between one and 20? >> seven >> three bytes for that means i win, chris what did you say? three, seven, support kevin you when it was the number 14. well done you get the prune juice in the trip to shady acres. >> you never do that in the bottom when i win. equal pay. [inaudible] [laughter] [la

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. caroline: is a check of how the markets rally towards the close. the s&p 500 closes at a record high with new york crude pushing up. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" caroline: rising tide lifts all boats, and of course we had to do upon because that was the case as stocks surged into the close but not the case this week when it comes to this one, 200,000 ton containership remain stuck in the suez canal. the blockage putting a halt to one of the world's most vital shipping routes. a few things are floating. the price of oil up about 4%. people fear the supply chain disruptions and oil ship it disruptions soon ahead. another thing rising? intense interest across digital arts collectibles. virtual houses, $500,000. we are talking nft's, before we talk suez, let's talk the craziness that happened in the market today. you saw some of the big the that's big -- you saw some of the big decliners. joe: some individual names that are really wild. the streaming giants, discovery down 29%. viacomcbs down 27%. that stock was one of the best performing st

not joe biden. as you noted, biden did send a political minder, a woman who said she was the senior advisor to the commissioner of the cdp, jumped on my phone, block a shot instead of riding senators saying you can't take these pictures and i believe the american people have a right to know what is happening and joe biden should not have the ability to cover it up and hide the inhumane treatment, the public health menace he's creating and the national security crisis' policies have created. >> sean: if i had a facility i was running for children and it looked like that, do you think i could legally be charged with abusee of children? one. number two... >> yeah. if someone is not in this country legally. i insist them coming over to the dell makes me i insist them to come over to the u.s., what i be aiding and abetting them into a crime? >> both of those are very possibly yes in terms of facility like this. if you had a school, child care, any facility that takes care of kids that's a fraction of wha

joe biden still has not held a press conference. it's 51 days. yet the media keeps finding ways to fawn all over him. we will have the very latest. and andrew cuomo,di is he on the verge of resigning? straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ahead. ♪ ♪ - hello, friends. michael youssef here. you know, the right says that christ was conservative. the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only one who can give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. ♪ piano playing ♪ ♪ “what the world needs now” ♪ the only thing a disaster can't destroy is hope help now at redcross.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, tonight, despite facing a seventh allegation of sexual misconduct, new york governor andrew cuomo keeps saying that he is not going anywhere. he will not resign. during a televised conference ca

they enabled joe biden. they helped joe biden and put him in the candidate protection program in his basement bunker. that allowed him to use covid-19 as an excuse not to do anything. the bear minimum. remember the new book, we the authors on. they called it. they ran the put your dumb uncle in the basement strategy in the 2020 election. even with joe's limited schedule on the campaign trail, we could see this was not the same joe we compared him to 2012 and 2016 and today, it's a stark difference. take a look. >> i made the strategy to mobilize and punish china. i am a proud democrat for the senate. i got in trouble.nd running against a senator who is a mormon. the governor. >> tomorrow's superstar -- i am rushing ahead. we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women created -- you know the thing. 3-0. we choose truth over facts. make sure you have the record player on at night. the phone. >> sean: when was the last time i put a record player on at night? we were one of the few outlets, one of t

there's nowhere to go, joe, in terms of joe biden and how to attack him. there's no sharp edge that they can lob on to and just drive into the ground. and they're finding him hard to pinpoint because what he's working on is relief for the american people after four years of a republican president literally botching this entire pandemic and letting people die unnecessarily. >> well, if you want -- >> it's kind of a tough mountain to climb. >> follow up on what claire said, you also look at the difference between donald trump's major bill and joe biden's major bill where americans are getting relief and people who need help in this covid crisis are getting help and you look at donald trump's tax cut. what did that do? >> right. >> that made billions and billions of dollars for mark zuckerberg. >> that's the article, yeah. >> it made billions and billions of dollars for jack dorsey. it made billions and billions of dollars for jeff bezos. it made billions and billions of dollars for bill gates. it made billions and billions of dollars for billionaires. and th

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine bostick is out. caroline: where's golf was the tone of the day. s&p 500 crushing lower. e small caps really fell. joe: the question is, what did you miss? caroline: of course, today marking one year since the s&p 500 hit the bottom during the pandemic. we have learned a lot about every fabric of society from social disparities to health care. central bank supporting the economy during the lockdowns. we will look at how the market digested all these factors and how we tell investors rose to prominence. the focal promise was gamestop. just out with earnings after the bell. joe: gamestop, the ultimate retail play. the ultimate meme stock. we have been talking about gamestop for weeks and finally we got an earnings report. the market really likes it. stock nearing 200. the company naming a new coo. some of the numbers on the up 6.5%. this is not so much media quarter story. there was a value play along. caroline: it is notable we have these continuing executive changes at the top when it comes to getting stop. you have a new coo being announced. we ha

but then joe biden himself isn't quite real. maybe that's the reason he talks that way.oe biden has been living in utter seclusion for more than a year. he hasn't spoken to anyone but his own lackeys. he hasn't driven a car or sat on the grass and looked at the sky, or been anywhere or done anything except in the most controlled possible environment. what an incredibly weird life that is. joe biden must imagine that everyone in america is terrified of corona as he is, and is living in the same kind of bunker. joe biden is totally cut off. alex berenson described last night's speech as late soviet. the more we thought about it, the more perfect that seemed. here's a clip of russia's own joe biden, the late leonid brezhnev. like biden, he was very -- also like biden, despite his frailty, he never lost the enthusiasm for d pointless wars. he is the one who ordered the soviet invasion of afghanistan in 1979. in late december of that year, he addressed the soviet youth id a televised speech. as you watch this, see if you can spot the

my grandchildren have for many, many years been long-time friends of joe biden. they have a range in age, but all of them love joe biden. but let me tell you one story. i think with 2013, 4 and 5-year-olds, paul and thomas, we were at an event, the dccc in new york and joe biden was the speaker. they were so excited to see him because they heard so much about him from their cousins. they had swinging doors, have to get through the doors at one part of the store to the next. here they are. the place is packed and jammed. kids are making all this noise over there on the side. and all of a sudden i hear them pronounce, in order to open these doors, we do not say open sesame, we say open biden. that's our magic word. open biden. i love it. now more than ever, we need a battle-tested forward-looking leader who will fight for the people. a president with the values experienced in -- and the strategic thinking to bring our nation together and to build a better, fairer world. as president, he's taking us to new heights of inclusion in the success of america. president bi

for coming on one of the earth is is going on i thought everyone loved joe biden for. counseling keystone x.l. right now are really battling with what it is that joe biden was elected on we know that you for voter turnout and voters of color came out and historic droves this year to give joe biden and calmly harris the big 3 on their ticket and the reason that they came out is because they were electing these leaders on an old mandate for action on climate in the economy and our sunrise movement had a huge influence on joe biden's climate plan introducing things like i just transition and making all of the deadlines for g carbonation way more ambitious than they 1st were by another key element that we introduced into these plans was the aspect of climate justice and holding indigenous sovereignty in the process of dealing with climate change and we know that at this moment there can not be any new fossil fuel developments and more so fossil fuel developments that are unjust we know that the keystone x.l. pipeline the dakota access pipeline and line 3 in minnesota are a

president joe biden's 1.9 trillion dollar code relief bill was hailed by centrist democrats as a big coronavirus achievement in the country with the west death toll in the world could be one multibillion dollar business that has weathered coronavirus well has been drugs and will be directing stones met to e.b. about his new book the business secrets of drug dealing later in the show but 1st we knew joe biden was for fracking but did we know how much he would support fossil fuel pipelines as violence demonstrations continue against the $8000000000.00 lying 3 project in minnesota let's go straight to philadelphia to speak to the sunrise movements john paul may have thanks so much a.p. for coming on what on earth is is going on i thought everyone loved joe biden for counseling keystone x.l. right now really battling with what it is that joe biden was elected on we know that you for voter turnout and voters of color came out and you stuart rose this year to give joe biden and calmly harris the big 3 on their ticket and the reason that they she mounted is because they were electing these

joe: let's talk rates for a second. we had that big tantrum over the last couple of weeks -- no, i don't know what you call it. you had certainly a big move. i'm not going to get in your way, but we did have that sort of upward move across the curve, long and, shortened, a lot of move in supply. implied volatility, the long and jumping, but already we are seeing things calm down a little bit. the question is -- is that a blip or a sign of bigger things to come? for more on this, i'm going to bring in our bloomberg opinion columnist, covering the debt market for us. is that over, whatever that was, whatever you want to call it? is that over for now? >> i think we still have to see some of the positioning data, but i think by a large, there's a general expectation that we have repriced very quickly, and there does seem to be some indication that rates are settling down a little bit. any time the 30-euro goes above 2.3% or the 10-year goes above 1.6%, it seems like buyers emerge from that, so it does seem like people are w

what it is that joe biden was elected on. we know that you for voter turnout and voters of color came out and historic droves this year to give joe biden and calmly harris the big victory on their ticket and the reason that they came out is because they were electing these leaders on an old mandate for action on climate cove in the economy and our sunrise movement had a huge influence on joe biden's climate plan introducing things like i just transition and making all of the deadlines for de carbonation way more ambitious than the 1st whereby another key element that we introduced into these plans was the aspect of climate justice and holding indigenous sovereignty in the process of dealing with climate change and we know that at this moment there can not be any new fossil fuel developments and more so also fuel developments that are unjust we know that the keystone x.l. pipeline the dakota access pipeline and line 3 in minnesota are all encroaching upon indigenous rights and we would hate to see joe biden go back to his camp

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joe biden at this press conference trying to pretend like he cares about working people joe biden is the enemy of working people just like cobble erik's joe biden did the bankruptcy bill which made people who had medical debt and student loan debt unable to ever get rid of that and why did he do that he did that at the behest of wall street and the health insurance companies he's not doing that for workers there isn't a politician in power that cares about people more than they care about their own career or their career of their donors well of course they'll be going on about the $1400.00 stimulus checks which you said should be should be 2000 i mean just as regards world war 3 right at the beginning of that press conference he said there will be a response to north korean missile tests how do you see the players behind by me if it's not him as regards. war well it was great to see the american press corps once again saber rattle and warmonger about it north korea and china they did it on china to us hey what are you going to do about it. the idea that there is another country that

jesse: jesse watters invited joe concha and "watters' world." congressman, no questions on keystone, gas prices, teachers unions basically leveraging students to jump the lines for vaccines and joe letting them. if you switch parties to become a democrat, how easy would it be to be president? >> easy to be president and easy to be a member of the president's family. just before this press conference there was exclusive reporting from the secret service cannot deny they were doing fixer work for hunter biden. think about it if it had been a member of the trump family. i think he denies using michael cohen. but he never used the secret service. i grew up in the home that was jim carrey's home in that movie. but when you watch a press conference it is reality television. it's visceral and reactive and sometimes catty and mean. but when you watch joe biden it's a sad melodrama. where he goes off script. i wish he would give up on the war in syria and the war on drugs the way he gives up on his own sentences. jesse: maybe we are all living in the gae

if joe manchin thinks, and joe's a really good friend of mine, but i had somebody tell me that joe is thinking that he's going to get a bipartisan hr-1 bill through the united states senate. if joe thinks a single republican is going to work with him to try to do that, you know what, just count me skeptical. this is -- this is who the republican party has chosen to be. they chose to kowtow to donald trump for four years and to follow a fascist. look at the definition of fascist, this isn't hyperbole. just look it up on wikipedia. so they decided for four years to follow, blindly, a fafascist. he's left town. what have they decided now. again, i can't imagine how stupid they are politically. >> yeah. >> they've decided to go this anti-democratic, illiberal route, do it publicly by passing legislation and state by state by state. john heilemann's right, this does not end well for the wigs. >> well, joining us now, national political reporter for axios, jonathan swann, and nbc news capitol hill correspondent and host of "way too early," kasie hunt. kasie, i'll start with you. john heilem

joe biden, castro or corleone a? >> joe biden. kennedy: joe biden is correct. she can already smell the victory kevin, this is for you. yoga does things with the human body that defies the imagination. who said it? joe biden, patrick or fidel castro? >> going to say joe biden? kennedy: no fidel castro said it. >> really? [laughter] kennedy: your not working, not drawing from jail, you have plenty of time. question number four, round two. here is your books. for too long in this society, we celebrated unrestrained individualism over common community. who said it? joe biden, shabbos were bold market? >> thomas. kennedy: it's actually joe biden. [laughter] we celebrate under served communities, he can be impeached for that. good to call congress. kat, this is for you. when the middle class does well, the rich do very well poor have no hope, who said it? joe biden, shabbos or robin hood? >> this is really hard. i've never seen the robin hood. is it a book? i don't even know anything about robin hood. robin hood. kennedy: no. as a fake choice. [laughter] you really

joe: i'm joe weisenhall. i'm romaine: i'm romaine bostick. the nasdaq 100 down 3%. joe: the question is "what'd you miss." caroline: losses, oil takes a tumble. yields strike, too. worried about jay powell, the economy, the inflation run too hot, traders ramping up the bets, the rate near zero until 2023. amid all of these concerns, the fed must balance equality in the recovery, why they're so focused on the labor market, joe, before we go into that, today's selloff, what do you make of it? joe: pretty dramatic, yesterday after the fed rates muted, victory for chairman powell, i woke up, rates spiking and that gave way to a pretty pronounced selloff, everything down, but even with that down issue, you see the fingerprints of this rotation. tech really took it on the children, q.q.q.'s, nascar back 100 down 3%. within the s&p actually like industrials and financials were up, so even in a down day overall, the trade seems to be off. romaine: j.p. morgan, bank of america, a lot of those health care stocks as well. joe: for more, let's welcome katie, what is it about ye

guess what, they're not polyannaish for joe biden, they studied joe biden and watch our move every day. all america's enemies and the hostile actors, they are seeing what we are willing to talk about it openly about joe biden struggling a shell of his former self from years gone by who's working clearly very hard to get to the weekend. we are asking important questions and is any of this good for the country? is any of this good for the free world? the answer, that's obvious as well. not at all. vladimir putin is a hostile foreign actor and one we should be concerned about. now, he's literally openly mocking the president of the united states for his own amusement and frankly i find it as an american citizen humiliating. how is biden going to respond? time will tell. but this is why a candidate can never be allowed to hide in their basement and entire campaign and never be asked tough questions. only now we find about hr-1, the most transformational voting corruption scheme i think i ever designed by any political party. now we find out about board packing, ending the legislative filib

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: the s&p 500 closing at a record high. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" caroline: optimism around economic recovery helping to fuel the rallies. the recovery will be met with policy changes ahead. taxes, central banks, rethinking how they work? president biden planning the next major federal tax hike. having to root out inequality. better for people who are able to work from home. maybe a hybrid model? before we get into where you are working from, what about taxes? joe: they may be bringing back more. i want to bring in nancy cook. the big question is, are we going to be getting this bigger bill? something to do with infrastructure, something the white house feels shouldn't be entirely added to the deficit? what are the most likely candidates for increased taxes to offset some of the spending the white house is going to those in part of this movie? >> they are going to try to do a few things. they are going to try to roll back the trump tax cuts. raise taxes on high income people, people who make over $400,000 per

about his new book the business secrets of drug dealing later in the show but 1st we knew joe biden was for fracking but did we know how much he would support fossil fuel pipelines this violence of demonstrations continue against the $8000000000.00 lying 3 project in minnesota let's go straight to philadelphia to speak to the sunrise movements john paul may have thanks so much a.p. for coming on one of the earth is is going on i thought everyone loved joe biden for counseling keystone x.l. right now really battling with what it is that joe biden was elected on we know that you for voter turnout and voters of color came out and historic droves this year to give joe biden and calm harris the big victory on their ticket and the reason that they came out is because they were electing these leaders on all of the mandate for action on climate in the economy and our sunrise movement had a huge influence on joe biden's climate plan introducing things like i just transition and making all of the deadlines for g carbonation way more ambitious than the 1st whereby another key element that we intro

joe biden at this press conference trying to pretend like he cares about working people joe biden is the enemy of working people just like kabul harris joe biden did the bankruptcy bill which made people who had medical debt and student loan debt unable to ever get rid of that and why did he do that he did that at the behest of wall street and the health insurance companies he's not doing that for workers there isn't a politician in power that cares about people more than they care about their own career or their career of their donors well of course they'll be going on about the $400.00 stimulus checks which you said should be should be 2000 i mean just as regards world war 3 right at the beginning of that press conference he said there will be a response to north korean missile tests how do you see the players behind by an arguably if it's not him as regards. war well it was great to see the american press corps once again saber rattle and warmonger about it north korea and china they did it on china to us hey what are you going to do about it. they talk. the idea that there is ano

are you buying it was slippery orer that all of these flubs are just, you know, joe being joe? i'm not buying any of it. >> look, i have to confess, as you walked through that, i was reminded of the old joke that christ walks on water and it's reported in "the washington post" that he can't swim. whatever trump did was bad. whatever biden does is good. let's start with that. that tells you a lot about how misinformed the american people are and what a dereliction of duty the news media is engaged in. if you watched everybody that went into air force in the modern form, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w. bush, i barack obama, donald trump. none of them seemed to be affected by the wind. so this is all malarkey. we have to figure out a term to deal with a press secretary that is so cheerfully dishonest that we have to have some kind of way of shrugging and saying there she goes again to quote ronald reagan. she has an impossible job and her answer is routine, 100% dishonesty. she's not a press secretary. she's a propaganda defender of impossible situations. >> sean: let's

joe biden at this press conference trying to pretend like he cares about working people joe biden is the enemy of working people just like cobble erik's joe biden did the bankruptcy bill which made people who had medical debt and student loan debt unable to ever get rid of that and why did he do that he did that at the behest of wall street and the health insurance companies he's not doing that for workers there isn't a politician in power that cares about people more than they care about their own career or their career of their donors well of course they'll be going on about the $400.00 stimulus checks which you said should be should be 2000 i mean just as regards world war 3 right at the beginning of that press conference he said there will be a response to north korean missile tests how do you see the players behind by an arguably if it's not him as regards. war well it was great to see the american press corps once again saber rattle and warmonger about it north korea and china they did it on china to us hey what are you going to do about it. the idea that there is another count

that joe they were able to vote in easily in and you see the 2021. shift and healthcare when the public option became the conservative position in the democratic party was that was going too far for a majority that harry reid had in 2009 and 2010. that is how he was able to get this so easily and so quickly. it was georgia. you see him thinking voters to travel to atlanta. ryan: if there is anything you have to add to the excellent point, but to look forward, can it be replicated, or was this something specific about covid relief? geoff: the thing that made covid relief different is that everyone had skin in the game. most people did not need to be on the exchanges. most get insurance through their employer. in the pandemic, everybody was at home, with remote at the their kids, working remote at the kitchen table. lots of people lost loved ones. so it is clear from a visceral perspective why this to trillion dollar package was needed, given the scale and severity of the need across the country. politically, i think it was also clear in the president

joe biden is calling for more devonian shutdowns. so, where is joe biden? where's anthony fauci? where is the cdc's director's concern at these images, at these jam-packed migrant facilities with people literally stacked on top of one another in cages, joe's cages. he built those cages. if there's not a super-spreader event, dr. fauci, one must ask what is. do you even care? why the silence from the great trump-hating dr. fauci at this important moment? what happened to follow the science at facilities that are so overcrowded. many of these migrants, including those potentially infected, we have high rates of covid plus del my positivity. they are being sent to cities all across the country. take a look at this from senator lankford and his recent border tour. >> ten people together that all say they are family. if they have one child that is five or six years old, then all of these folks will be released tonight into texas. this is the problem. this one of the areas but the media is not allowed to be able to come into. this is why i wanted to be able to be here. to be able to se