he put piers morgan in the seat. he put piers morgan in the seat. he put piers morgan in the seat to get eyeballs and he brought that show to wear, yesterday, it was number one, and their viewers skyrocketed, he and susanna have a good dynamic, the public clearly enjoy it. they may hate him on monday like him on tuesday, he's been great in great britain on the covid stuff, but you cannotjust keep yanking people's microphones off because they happen to have an opinion that some people may find offensive. i to have an opinion that some people may find offensive.— may find offensive. i wonder if part of our may find offensive. i wonder if part of your difficulty _ may find offensive. i wonder if part of your difficulty with _ may find offensive. i wonder if part of your difficulty with the _ may find offensive. i wonder if part of your difficulty with the meghan i of your difficulty with the meghan interview and piers morgan's difficulty was the nature of the questioning. the doctors —— the duchess of sussex is going to put her point of view, but

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what does the management of morgan stack -- of goldman sachs or morgan stanley do? jonathan: a lot of people waking up and saying i remember, a lot of people saying i've no idea who that is. he set off on his own or once upon a time. started have a family office, which translates to we are hedge fund but we cannot take outside money. we are an investment firm. he put on a series of bets with a lot of leverage there is a lot of demand to have them as a client because made a lot of money having him as a client. goldman sachs, people it goldman who clearly wanted him as a client, and clients for a series of years wanted hwang and then something changed. all of the sudden he became a client. we need to talk about what is happening with this, what it could means for regulation. we also need to talk about clients and knowing your customer and compliance. tom: i believe we are hooked up again. sri, what are the managements of morgan stat -- of goldman sachs and morgan stanley doing? sri: you can rest assured goldman sachs is breathing a big sigh of relief. telling a lot of

is that this piers morgan who has walked off?- morgan who has walked off? i think it mirht morgan who has walked off? i think it miaht be morgan who has walked off? i think it might be the _ morgan who has walked off? i think it might be the same _ morgan who has walked off? i think it might be the same guy, - morgan who has walked off? i think it might be the same guy, yeah. i morgan who has walked off? i think i it might be the same guy, yeah. when the au find it might be the same guy, yeah. when the guy find interesting _ it might be the same guy, yeah. when the guy find interesting is _ it might be the same guy, yeah. barren the guy find interesting is this is a commercial decision as much of anything else and itv have let him walk away and i find that really very interesting because it surely if he was a massive asset to your channel you would do anything you can and set the other presenter, not the name presenter. so i don't understand why they have let him just walk away and whether he was unhappy or he decided that he wanted to leave but i thought i

piers morgan has _ the best, of course we do. piers morgan has had _ the best, of course we do. piers morgan has had a _ the best, of course we do. piers morgan has had a mum - the best, of course we do. piers morgan has had a mum and - the best, of course we do. piers morgan has had a mum and often controversial career, he was sacked as editor at the daily mirror and in recent years has become an outspoken voice about controversies on language, race and gender, so—called work culture. a former colleague was glad he had spoken his mind. i worked with him for years, he's my friend, and i will stand by his right to say what he said and if you want to leave the show, that is his right, so i stand by what he wants to say, it is freedom of speech. thousands of complaints but piers morgan does have millions of followers. today's work—out was good for attention and with two new opinion led new services preparing to launch, the morgan started broadcasting is not about to go out of fashion. —— style of broadcasting. david sillito, bbc news. two of the government's top scientists

and from piers morgan himself a stron: voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint — voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint that _ voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint that this _ voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint that this will _ voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint that this will only - voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint that this will only be - a strong hint that this will only be a strong hint that this will only be a brief pause. a strong hint that this will only be a brief pause-— a brief pause. although the woke crowd will think _ a brief pause. although the woke crowd will think they _ a brief pause. although the woke crowd will think they have - a brief pause. although the woke i crowd will think they have cancelled me, i think they will be rather disappointed when i re—emerge. indeed. two new opinion led new services are waiting in the wings. the morgan style of broadcasting is far from the morgan style of broadcasting is farfrom going out of the morgan style of broadcasting is far from go

morgan? >> morgan: yes, ma'am? >> harris: your topline thoughts? >> morgan: it's interesting, harris, you talked about a dismantling of the system early on with the biden administration, and there was a dismantling of the system, but it wasn't by the trump administration. he will let me be wonky for a second, there is something renegotiated during the trip administration. two agreements. they are called aca asylum cooperation agreements, and bsa, border security agreement. we negotiated these with guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. i spoke to a senior dhs official from the trump administration, we were talking about this. he told me that they repeatedly warned the biden transition team not to unilaterally get rid of these agreements. these were not one-way agreements, they were bilateral agreements between the united states and these three countries related to exactly this, to border security, a silent. they were all signed in 2019. one of the reasons we are seeing the influx today is because the biden administration decided to get rid of these

already lots of speculation as to where piers morgan will be going next. and in the frame is something called gb news. that's the news channel launching later this year which counts discovery amongst its backers. people in the media getting very excited and agitated about it, there's been some talk about whether or not it might be a uk version of fox news. on monday, i sat down with the chairman of gb news, also its star signing, andrew neil. i should point out this was recorded before we'd seen the royal interview, and an eternity before piers morgan quit itv. in modern news terms, anyway. let me play you a big chunk of that, because i asked andrew neil what the business case for gb news actually is. i think it's always a good time. as journalists, we should always welcome new news channels and new jobs for journalists. more diversity is great, when i was on sky in 1989, it was meant to destroy the bbc and itv. it did nothing of the kind, itjust added hugely to the choice that was available. and if you look at the major news providers in britain at the mo

farewell piers morgan- he has — diabolical behaviour. farewell piers morgan. he has left _ diabolical behaviour. farewell piers morgan. he has left the _ diabolical behaviour. farewell piers i morgan. he has left the programme. he has left it for apparently. itv says he has as of now it left a good morning britain. that is it for me. let's go to our own weather forecaster, been rich. — ben rich. hello. we have a rather turbulent couple of days of weather coming up. it will be outbreaks of heavy rain but also some really strong winds. gales which could cause disruption and which will send some big waves crashing onto the coastlines. it is already windy across the northwest. turning very well against england and wales. a little drier for northern ireland and scotland with clear spells and a scattering of showers here. it will start off what across england to wales in the rain will try to clear away but actually it was then surge back from the southwest affecting all areas by the southwest affecting all areas by the afternoon. temporarily a spell of snow over h

already lots of speculation as to where piers morgan will be going next. and in the frame is something called gb news. that's the news channel launching later this year which counts discovery amongst its backers. people in the media getting very excited and agitated about it, there's been some talk about whether or not it might be a uk version of fox news. on monday, i sat down with the chairman of gb news, also its star signing, andrew neil. i should point out this was recorded before we'd seen the royal interview, and an eternity before piers morgan quit itv. let me play you a big chunk of that, because i asked andrew neil what the business case for gb news actually is. i think it's always a good time. as journalists, we should always welcome new news channels and jobs for journalists, more diversity is great, when i was on sky in 1989, it was meant to destroy the bbc and itv. it did nothing of the kind, it just added hugely to the choice that was available. and if you look at the major news providers in britain at the moment, they all come from various

now this morning, morgan's vowing to reemerge, and men like morgan always seem to land on their feet, finding a new job thanks to powerful friends like rupert murdoch. he is about to launch a new network in the uk. alisyn, i know you would never walk off a set the way piers morgan did. >> even when john upsets me in the morning. i mean, john and i host a breakfast show, as it's called in britain, and yes, it can be stressful. but can you imagine waltzing off the set? what would i have to do to make you waltz off the set? >>well we'll find out over the two hours. i have three things to say about this. number one, imagine a television anchor trying to make the story more about him or her. >> appalling. >> that never happens. that never happens. the second thing is, i think you know how i feel about the existence of the royal family in general, right? >> yeah. >> but why are yregulators looking -- what's the problem -- this speaks to the problem with the whole british system. the monarchy is one part of it, but why investigate for a television anchor expressing his opinion? they don't ha

and itv yesterday. discussions were between morgan and itv yesterday-— itv yesterday. sure. but what is the effect when — itv yesterday. sure. but what is the effect when somebody _ itv yesterday. sure. but what is the effect when somebody as _ itv yesterday. sure. but what is the effect when somebody as influentialj effect when somebody as influential as piers morgan, with his platform, effectively calls meghan markle a liar? , ., , ., , effectively calls meghan markle a liar? , ., , effectively calls meghan markle a liar? , ., ~ liar? plenty of people can talk about that- — liar? plenty of people can talk about that. i— liar? plenty of people can talk about that. i am _ liar? plenty of people can talk about that. i am much - liar? plenty of people can talk about that. i am much more l about that. i am much more interested in the whole kind of mental health agenda. for example, i do think there are questions for the royals to answer about the fact that... i think one of the best things they have done, actually at any time but in recent years, was william and har

are you going to be offering piers morgan a job? ihell. offering piers morgan a “ob? well, it a- ears offering piers morgan a “ob? well, it appears would h offering piers morgan a “ob? well, it appears would be _ offering piers morgan a “ob? well, it appears would be a _ offering piers morgan ajob? well, it appears would be a huge - offering piers morgan a job? -m it appears would be a huge asset to gb news and we will definitely look at that, but we haven't started any negotiations yet, but he would certainly be... we would be delighted to talk to him if he is up for it. �* , ., for it. and if he were up for it, would you _ for it. and if he were up for it, would you expect _ for it. and if he were up for it, would you expect him - for it. and if he were up for it, would you expect him to - for it. and if he were up for it, would you expect him to be i for it. and if he were up for it, - would you expect him to be allowed to say the sort of thing that he said yesterday without pushback? you will said yesterday without pushback? um, will understand that i woul

wilfred and sara. >> no problem at all, tyler, morgan, thank you. welcome to the "closing bell," everyone i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen a frantic friday on wall street, the major averages were up more than 1% near the open before plunging deep into the red and rallying sharply back into the gree

another aspect of this story concerns piers morgan, the broadcaster. he says he stands by his criticism of meghan markle and her view that she was not telling the truth in the interview when she felt she was suicidal. he quit his television show on tuesday after a colleague of his took him to task on air -- there he goes, he walked off. the british media watchdog has received over 40,000 complaints and the mental health charity mindpoke out about what he said as well. we also believe the complaint was made by meghan markle herself. the duchess of sussex formerly filed a complaint to the channel that carried the show that p iers used to present. this is what piers morgan has had to say today. >> i don't believe almost anything that comes out of her mouth. the damages done to the british monarchy and to the queen. the damage enormous and frankly insensible. if i have to fall on my sword for holding this opinion, meghan markle and the diatribe of bills that came out -- russ: piers morgan has been a prolific critic of meghan markle for some years now. he h

ew. >> morgan: he is just a creep. any young woman who has worked in politics or with major figures have dealt with creeps like this before. emily is a lawyer, so i'm going to defer to her but emily, i looked at the definition of sexual assault. it is when someone intentionally touches you without your consent. obviously emily is a legal expert. but that seems to meet the definition of sexual assault if you are hugging and kissing and touching people. what's interesting to me about it, julie, it's done at a time when the woman is most vulnerable. the pattern through this is the young woman is trying to get ahead in politics. she's vulnerable. she has called called up to his room. a flood just happened. she is vulnerable. it's a predatory pattern of behavior at least from what we can see from the nine women who have come forward. >> julie: emily, what do you think? >> emily: that's absolutely right. vulnerability coupled with power, it is the prime opportunity for him to prey on these women. to your point, assault can b

morgan's parents, dave and sheryl, say morgan and skylar were like sisters. >> what are your memories of skylar when she was this high? >> she giggled all the time. it just filled our house. >> she had the biggest eyes. you just wanted to hug her. >> they were good girls, got good grades. morgan dreamed of becoming a meteorologist. skylar a criminal lawyer. they also had a pact, that they would always be there for one another. and you would both be in each other's wedding parties? >> everyone has a sister to put in their wedding, and we had each other. >> as freshmen at morgantown's university high school, the two girls drifted apart a little. with a new school came new friends. classmate daniel hovater said the bubbly skylar fit in right away. >> friends came first with her. she was always about hanging out with friends if she didn't have work or school. >> soon, skylar had two new bffs, sheila eddy who the neeses had known for years and rachel shoaf, a striking redhead with broadway aspirations. it wasn't long before they were calling themselves the three musketeers. and in pictures

piers morgan disappearing _ not believe. piers morgan disappearing from - not believe. piers morgan disappearing from that. not believe. piers morgan i disappearing from that show not believe. piers morgan - disappearing from that show was a christmas present come early from britain. we know he had a vendetta and never followed up after they had a personal engagement. they went out for drinks and he never heard from her again. he has had an axe to grind for a long time. but this story played out like a hollywood movie. the printer decided to abandon his family to become a knight in shining armour. they moved to hollywood and they were rescued by tyler perry, a hollywood mogul, who gave them security and a black woman oprah winfrey who gave them a platform. i do not know if you could have scripted a better story in any of the movies that have been blockbuster. they could not have predicted this on the show, the crown. one unexpected consequence of the reaction to harry and meghan�*s interview has been the celebrity tv presenter, piers morgan, losing his job as a breakf

last april at just 25 weeks. >> morgan is a warrior. she's maintained her personality, her attitude and sass through it all. >> reporter: after ten months at new york's presbyterian neo natal care unit, morgan grew stronger each day and so did the love between tion and martine. sam lynton is a specialist at the hospital. >> they were there a lot, i assume? >> they came every single day, through snowstorms, rainstorms, on morgan's good days, bad days we got to know them very well. >> reporter: so well that tion knew he wanted the staff to be part of their special day. >> she was so close to them that i felt like they had to be part of it. >> reporter: the care team laid out a red carpet with rose petals when martine came in, they took turns reading love poems tion wrote. >> promise to continue to show you affection. >> oh, my god! >> creating a path of support all leading to their daughter. >> there's something i want to ask you. >> morgan reading a shirt that says, mommy, will you marry daddy? >> no way. >> she said yes! thank you, all

is part of the problem — i think piers morgan is part of the problem i— i think piers morgan is part of the problem. i personally think he's a toxic— problem. i personally think he's a toxic figure. i'm sure he'll find somewhere else to pour his vitriol. it's somewhere else to pour his vitriol. it's a _ somewhere else to pour his vitriol. it's a classic— somewhere else to pour his vitriol. it's a classic example. i'm a man, i sitaround, — it's a classic example. i'm a man, i sitaround, i— it's a classic example. i'm a man, i sit around, i express my opinions, there _ sit around, i express my opinions, there is— sit around, i express my opinions, there is no— sit around, i express my opinions, there is no comeback for me. then he walks _ there is no comeback for me. then he walks out _ there is no comeback for me. then he walks out like — there is no comeback for me. then he walks out like a little child. bizarre _ walks out like a little child. bizarre behaviour.- walks out like a little child. bizarre behaviour. that i think is -robabl bizarre behaviour. that i think i

know i mean head to head with someone like piers morgan. he's going to give you a tough time. because you need to say exactly what he's going to say is that will not go like a 1000 reaction. this is no mere celebrity fast this story gets set to british institutions the royal family that make him mark an american of mixed race married into and the u.k.'s media particularly its tabloid news culture . but people often forget is that this is a. national and international institution and so you know the royal family raise questions of national identity and state power with us to come. the queen is a had to stay in other countries around the world is not just about britain it's not just about this family it is a much bigger question here being are the royal family need the media to cover them the queen famously said on one occasion we need to be seen to be believed in those months when i was pregnant concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born who is having that conversation making them harry have undermined pretty severely with a sense that the instit

know i mean head to head with someone like piers morgan he's going to give you a tough time. because you say exactly what he's going to say is that will not know what. the hospital reaction. this is no mere celebrity fast this story get set to british institutions the royal family that make a mark on an american of mixed race married into and the u.k.'s media particularly its tabloid news culture. what people often forget is that this is a. national and international institution and so you know the royal family raise questions of national identity state power because also the commonwealth the queen is the head of state in other countries around the world it's not just about britain it's not just about this family it is a much bigger question here being are the royal family needs the media. her to cover them the queen famously said on one occasion we need to be seen to be believed in those months when i was pregnant concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born who is having that conversation make him harry have undermined our pretty severely with

know i mean head to head with someone like piers morgan. he's going to give you a tough time. because you say exactly what he's going to say is that you know what. the hospital reaction. this is no mere celebrity fast this story gets set to british institutions the royal family that make a mark on an american of mixed race married into and the u.k.'s media particularly its tabloid news culture. what people ought to get is that this is a. national and international institution and so you know the royal family raise questions of national identity state power because the commonwealth the queen is the head of state in other countries around the world it's not just about britain and it's not just about this family. a much bigger question here being are the roe family need the media to cover them the queen famously said on one occasion we need to be seen to be believed in those months when i was pregnant concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born who is having that conversation making them harry have undermined our pretty severely with a sense that th

i mean head to head with someone like piers morgan here you know he's going to give you a tough time. because you need to say exactly what he's going to say before she gives or will not go like oh wow that was all reaction. this is no mere celebrity fast this story gets at 2 british institutions the royal family that megan markham an american of mixed race married into and the u.k.'s media particularly it's tabloid news culture. what people ought to think at is that this is a huge national and international institution and so you know the royal family raise questions of national identity state power because the commonwealth the queen is the head of state in other countries around the world it's not just about britain it's not just about this family there's a much bigger question here being are the royal family need the media to cover them the queen famously said on one occasion we need to be seen to be believed in those months when i was pregnant concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born who is having that conversation megan or mary have undermined pre

what is happened with pierce morgan this week _ them. what is happened with pierce morgan this week hasn't _ them. what is happened with pierce morgan this week hasn't come - them. what is happened with pierce morgan this week hasn't come out i them. what is happened with pierce | morgan this week hasn't come out of the blue. he has known his polemics and his strong views on a range of subjects including meghan markle. —— piers. do you think itv has allowed that to get out of control in exchange for the search for better ratings? exchange for the search for better ratin . s? , , exchange for the search for better ratinus? ,, . , exchange for the search for better ratinus? ,, ., , ., ., ratings? less admit first of all the ratin . s ratings? less admit first of all the ratings have _ ratings? less admit first of all the ratings have gone _ ratings? less admit first of all the ratings have gone up _ ratings? less admit first of all the ratings have gone up since - ratings? less admit first of all the ratings have gone up since they i r

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piers morgan has had a long and often controversial career. he was sacked as editor of the daily mirror and in recent years has become an outspoken voice about controversies on language, race and gender — so—called "woke culture" — and a former colleague and friend was glad he had spoken his mind. he's my mate. i worked with him for years. he's my friend. i'm going to stand by his right to say what he feels. and if he wants to leave the show, that's his right, too, so i stand by, you know, what he wants to say, his freedom of speech. so, thousands of complaints, but piers morgan does have millions of followers. today's walk—out was good for attention — and with two new opinion—led news services preparing to launch, the morgan style of broadcasting isn't about to go out of fashion. david sillito, bbc news. there have been further protests in towns and cities across myanmar, in defiance of the armed forces. they're calling for an end to military rule and the release of the country's elected government leaders, following last month's

. >> i'm not worried about piers morgan. i'm geuessing he's going to lan on his feet after an outburst that sometimes gets rewarded. i see you thinking about trying it. "new day" continues right now. >>> congress is set to pass a $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. >> we could have had a bill that was a fraction of the cost. >> reporter: no more mask mandate in texas and businesses can open without restriction. >> i don't believe the onus should be on small business. >>> the british royal family is now speaking out. the whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and meghan. >> the idea that there's going to be a change here was always a fantasy. >> reporter: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> reporter: welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day" and it will be an historic day in the u.s. congress. you're looking at live pictures of the u.s. capitol where later this morning, we do expect final pass

know i mean head to head with someone like piers morgan he's going to give you a tough time. because you say exactly what he's going to say is at all no matter what the hostile reaction. this is no mere celebrity fast this story gets set to british institutions the royal family that make a mark on an american of mixed race married into and the ukase media particularly it's tabloid news culture. what people ought to get is that this is a. national and international institution and so you know the royal family raise questions of national identity state power because the commonwealth the queen is the head of state in other countries around the world it's not just about britain and it's not just about this family it is a much bigger question here being are the royal family needs them. media to cover them the queen famously said on one occasion we need to be seen to be believed in those months when i was pregnant concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born who is having that conversation making them harry have undermined our pretty severely with thei

good for piers morgan for taking a stand on this issue. i worry about people who are not on the media like piers morgan. >> shannon: they are worried about speaking out because of the cost to them or their children or their careers. this is a topic we will continue to cover. come back soon. in tonight's real news roundup ron desantis said florida is close to opening up the vaccine for all ages. one woman tweeted this and that site she criticized is being run by a federal agency. ken paxton said city and countiy leaders must not be thinking quickly. they tried before and lost and they will lose again. the maker of dove soap dropping the word normal because it makes people feel excluded and banned photo shopping of podles. -- models. strict quarantine measures on top of the economic crisis making it tougher now to try to make a living in venezuela. many live like scavengers digging through the trash. the biden administration looking at rules the trump administration put in place it add due process for people accused of sexual assault on coll

we need to understand that because of the society we live in, piers morgan leaving good for piers morgan, because we live in a society that caters to whiteness. we live in a society that rewards bad behaviourfrom white privileged men like piers morgan. if you think about the fact that piers morgan has brought up two forms of defence, his first defence is that this is freedom of speech, that's nonsense. no freedom of speech gives you the right to undermine the lived experiences of depression, of suicidal thoughts of other people. not everyone thinks piers morgan was out of line, though. here's news anchor and podcaster megyn kelly. piers morgan has never been shy about expressing his opinion, - and he often takes controversial positions, and he's been - beating up on meghan _ and prince harry for a long time. so i think his brand _ is what they hired and he didn't really deviate from it this week. he was basically saying, "i don't buy it. - "i, having listened to the whole i interview and knowing this person, do not believe what she said." he is entitled to that belief. i don't think it's

morgan's back like then they include later in the article that he said it is not about piers morgan where so important for you to smear this guy because he said he -- defends the first amendment in the same sentence that happens to be a guy who said something they find offensive it is insane. greg: it is also another place where race is interjected you cannot like someone wok not like someone that has nothing to do with race. >> correct. >> tyrus. >> it is royalty sometime they are close minded elitist individual and inspiring because they inspire a group of people going this sucks, let's go half way across the ocean see if it is better over there. to america -- so bsh >> by their story so concerned they almost had to make it almost on 10 million dollars. >> i couldn't afford to not pay for my security which probably meant your normal security was relieved that they could still keep their jobs. >> yeah. or already fire old security team you have because you thought you were going to have royal ones with cool hats? >> i really feel like there's a lot more going on in the country righ

. if probably did it for mr morgan. if there are two no go areas that you really will struggle if you're trying to overtly criticise somebody about, it'll be about race and mental health — and he basically did a double whammy on both of those, saying he didn't believe meghan about her own personal health battles, when she was talking about being suicidal, and he was clearly quite dismissive of her stories of racism, and he was very, very dismissive of the story is that the press was racist towards her. he took those battles on and he fought hard back on those. so i think those two issues, you're either very brave or very foolhardy to take those issues on. or very foolhardy to take those issues om— or very foolhardy to take those issues on. ~ ., ., i. ., ~ ., issues on. what do you make of the alace's issues on. what do you make of the palace's statement? _ issues on. what do you make of the palace's statement? it _ issues on. what do you make of the palace's statement? it took - issues on. what do you make of the pa

morgan they are really a cut above. that is how you get business these other firms may have to chase business we've seen firms chase business and do poorly. and i think this is a huge black eye for those companies. huge make two zblch bloomburg caught up with the julian robinson. a asked about bill wong. he was asked where his career survive. he said i certainly hope he bounces back which i don't know if you call that tone deaf or not, jim but certainly remarkable comments given what we think we already know about wong's investing practices. >> i've tremendous respect for julian robertson you have to have he's terrific and great he's chose a level of loyalty there and maybe we have to wait and see whether there are actually some charges brought but i do think the level of leverage was, let's be really kind and say irresponsible. and i don't want my money with irresponsible people, even though julian robertson is willing to lend his support. i think it is great that he feels so again, that he feels kinship. but the judgm

piers morgan has quit his breakfast show over comments he made about meghan. >> you continue to treasure. >> -- trash her. >> i am done with this. i can't do this. >> this is absolutely diabolical behavior. >> these ros: -- ros: these pictures are from myanmar where the military crackdown continues. >> they are going to kill us. they use real bullets all the time. ros: jury selection has started in the trial of the former police officer connected with the death of george floyd, which triggered weeks of protests across -- a death which triggered weeks of protests across the country. ♪ a warm welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america. within the last three hours, buckingham palace has responded to meghan and harry'interview with oprah winfrey. the statement says the whole family saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been. goes on to say the issues of race are concerning and issues are very serious and will be handled privately. it concludes harry, megan, and archieill always be much loved family members. that was the royal statement. prince

let's bring in alice from jp morgan -- an analyst from jp morgan, on international women's day. we are lucky in australia with the handling of pandemic and the relative return to know reality quicker than other parts of the world. has it been a return to normal for your business? >> yeah, we were very happy with our ability to very quickly adjust to the covid environment. many of us are working from home , i am home today, still. so, yes, we were quite happy that it did not, our business really do not miss a beat to the whole thing. nor did we feel most where clients were extremely well-prepared as well. haidi: that is what i was going to ask in terms of shift in perspective of what you are hearing from clients. for example, in terms of risk aversion or risk appetite. have you sensed much in the changes they will be wanting to make two portfolios? >> no, i mean the clients we work with our, i would say, cautiously optimistic, as you have been talking about. the economic climate looks pretty good. and they are looking to reposition their portfolios now, for this particular enviro

the naacp i mean head to head with someone like piers morgan here you know he's going to give you a tough time. and i got. oprah wants you to say exactly what he's going to say sure she gives or will not go like oh wow the hostile reaction. this is no mere celebrity fast this story gets at 2 british institutions the royal family that megan markham and american of mixed race married into and the u.k.'s media particularly its tabloid news culture. but people often forget is that this is a huge national and international institution so you know the royal family raise questions of national identity state power because the commonwealth the queen is the head of state in other countries around the world it's not just about britain it's not just about this family it is a much bigger question here being are the royal family needs the media to cover them the queen famously said on one occasion we need to be seen to be believed in those months when i was pregnant concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when his or who is having that conversation make an ameri have undermined pret

morgan hasn't said much since then, but knowing morgan, he will have a lot to say about this in the coming days and weeks, et cetera, brian stelter, cnn, new york. >> and in fact, morgan tweeting just a few hours ago she still doesn't believe what meghan said in the interview with oprah winfrey. if you did, okay, freedom of speech is a hill i'm happy tole die on. thanks for all the love and hate. i'm off to spend more time with my opinions. >>> well, jury selection is now under way in the trial of a former police officer whose actions sparked worldwide protests. coming up, why finding a jury is proving to be a daunting challenge. >>> fbi is releasing new video of a person they say left pipe bombs outside of democratic and republican headquarters the night before the deadly insurrection. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. - i'm sure you've heard how grammarly improves your writing, but let me tell you how grammarly business helped my sales team. look at simon. since simon's team started using grammarly business, we'v

morgan. thank you. you can hear josh next week. ♪ ♪ romaine: the talk of this this week, and we did not talk about crypto. morgan stanley, at least its rich clients, with bitcoin. what about the poor clients? joe: finally the rich clients can get access to bitcoin. and that has been the story for a while, people talking about the diversification. even saying, this is the new 60/40. romaine: who said that? joe: i literally made that up when i saw the chart. i want to bring in coin shares team strategy officer, milton. is this the new thing, just add 1% of your portfolio to bitcoin and everything suddenly takes care of itself? >> j.p. morgan says wind and we did some research where we saw you are better off with four, so i'm going to be aggressive and safe for, which is four times one, believe it or not. romaine: this is interesting move here, we have already seen this sort of move already with folks adding this to their portfolio and has a legit asset and as -- if you have a big portfolio and also tr

morgan: yes. we would expect what they do in the house to be reasonably tailored to the noninvestigatory justification. if it is reasonable to take a hold of some gun, then yes, as long as what they do in the homes tailored to that. i would urge them not to focus too much on the guns of this case. in large part because a lot of the cases that are covered by these prints are going to involved firearms -- involved firearms. chief justice roberts: a minute to wrap up. morgan: thank you. i want to emphasize the distinction between investigatory and noninvestigatory activity is nothing new. the court has drawn the distinction in assessing programmatic searches like and tory drug testing and inventory searches, and in those cases, they start by determining an objective purpose in law enforcement. if there is, a warrant is required, and if not, they reasonable this review is applied, including protective sweeps, entries to stop the mystic violence, or to provide first aid. requiring -- domestic violence,

morgan stanley and goldman sachs were the first to do so. goldman sachs unloaded 10.5 billion on friday alone. something that they transmitted to their clients and so i think this is just a case where everybody is heading for the exits. risk management dictates that you act fast >> so, bethany, i have a feeling we've seen this movie a couple of times together over the years. the question is what do regulators do about it the sec calling a meeting to discuss it >> i was just going say some things never change and as much as goldman has changed over the years, here's an instance where they haven't changed goldman was well coullateralized so, i do think even if the fallout from this seems contained at this moment it does when you look at the complexity of some of the financial instruments that were involved here like these contract for differences that really aren't that well understood and all these years later prime brokerages don't have that much insider visibility into what a big firm could be doing across its relationships and this firm wa

i want to show everyone a clip here's tracy morgan in "coming 2 america. take a look at this. >> if it pleases your majesty, i present to you -- kareem jensen aka uncle reem, my royal consigliere >> that's italian for mac daddy mentor >> you need no other teacher than your king and your father >> no, no, no, no. see you watch about -- cause you don't understand while y'all was out here riding elephants and chasing tarzan, i was schooling this boy on the streets of queens. >> all right, well, that's - >> no, cause he don't know me. >> you do not know me. >> no, you don't know me >> you do not know me. >> you don't know me >> i will cut you -- >> enough of this! [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: "you do not know me. tracy morgan, everybody. "coming 2 america" begins streaming globally tomorrow. tracy and i are doing something fun after the break, stick around, everybody. "coming 2 america. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ [sneezes] hey allergy muddlers. [sneezes] are your sneezes putting your friends in awkward positions? [sneezes] stick with zyrtec. zyrtec

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morgan: yes. we would expect what they do in the house to be reasonably tailored to the noninvestigatory justification. if it is reasonable to take a hold of some gun, then yes, as long as what they do in the homes tailored to that. i would urge them not to focus too much on the guns of this case. in large part because a lot of the cases that are covered by these prints are going to involved firearms -- involved firearms. chief justice roberts: a minute to wrap up. morgan: thank you. i want to emphasize the distinction between investigatory and noninvestigatory activity is nothing new. the court has drawn the distinction in assessing programmatic searches like and tory drug testing and inventory searches, and in those cases, they start by determining an objective purpose in law enforcement. if there is, a warrant is required, and if not, they reasonable this review is applied, including protective sweeps, entries to stop the mystic violence, or to provide first aid. requiring -- domestic violence,

piers morgan has had a long and often controversial career. he was sacked as editor of the daily mirror and in recent years has become an outspoken voice about controversies on language, race and gender — so—called "woke" culture — and a former colleague and friend was glad he had spoken his mind. he's my mate. i worked with him for years. he's my friend. i'm going to stand by his right to say what he feels. and if he wants to leave the show, that's his right, too, so i stand by, you know, what he wants to say, his freedom of speech. so, thousands of complaints, but piers morgan does have millions of followers. today's walk—out was good for attention — and with two new opinion—led news services preparing to launch, the morgan style of broadcasting isn't about to go out of fashion. david sillito, bbc news. japan's top news agency, kyodo, is reporting spectators will not be able to attend this year's olympic games. kyodo said overseas fans would not be welcome because of concerns over coronavirus. the government says a final decision

and that's what we are trying to do. >> duncan: 78 year old calvin tyler attended morgan in the '60s and says he remembers what it was like to struggle. >> i had to pay my own way. i didn't have a scholarship. >> duncan: he reluctantly dropped out, and started driving for ups. he rose up the ranks and became he rose up the ranks and became the first black senior vice president of u.s. operations. tyler says he and his wife tina never forgot their baltimoreir roots. >> i wanted to focus on our home town, on morgan state. >> duncan: without that scholarship, where do you think you would be? >> lord knows. i would be probably a statistic in baltimore. >> duncan: byron selby was one of the first so called tyler scholars, he received a full scholarship and graduated in 2008. now he works for the united states secret service. >> their generosity not only helped me, it inspired my family, it helps people that i meet on the daily. >> education. >> education. >> plus opportunity. >> plus opportunity. >> equals success. >> equals success. >> i coach now, i mentor. >> duncan: so far more than 2