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the interesting thing about eric adams is, when i wrote my piece, eric adams actually is in one conversation, he can be liberal, progressive, he could be conservative, he could be moderate. among the other candidates that he run against in the primary last year, i mean eric adams was definitely considered the most conservative. there were candidates calling for defunding the police, there were candidates calling forgetting a police officer off of the subway, unfortunately that correspond with the rise and spike in crime and many voters did not want to see that. i think the interesting thing about eric adams is that he has had this insider, outside a relationship with the nypd. he calls himself a blue color mayor, which is something that really resonates for a lot of citizens of new york, who feel like there is someone who is on the granular grassroots level, who understands them. the piece that i wrote today really did try to detangled some of the complex feelings about a lot of communities who feel over policed, but at the same time, they feel under policed, and under-resourced. so this is

they're going to talk afterwards about and that's what i think adams adams doesn't want us. he want doesn't want us to do the work that that i was working on. he wants us to really work. think about those hand bills and those pamphlets. he doesn't want us to you know, it is the kind of don't look behind a curtain a about this after 1775. please focus on this really sort of heroic period when it's about pamphlets and rights don't think about what we talked about when it comes to scare him people about slavery afterwards. so i think that that the historians who who really believe that atoms interpretation is the right one. don't really love what i'm saying here. what was the second part of the eric? 16 19, there we go. okay. all right, so i you would think that i would be a 100% wholesale supporter of 1619 and and i don't i'm not gonna put a number on it, but i am i am a supporter supporter of the larger project. the for sure that we should think we should i mean what i'm saying is is racist at the heart of the founding, right? that's that's the the main point that i'm that is

and in particular always catch myself when it talk about adam smith. not only adam smith but his followers until now you think they can do economics just by watching people but watching people not tell you about the meaning that they bring to their economic life. what is your job been to you? what does consumption mean to you? we as humanities consider and modern economics does not. i am in favor of human onyx. >> doctor, and your view what does a shakespeare or mozart add to our understanding of her economic life. >> they tell you why people do things the heroes are middle class. one of the main characters there and the merchant of venice is a fool for love. what you learn from that is that shakespeare's time did not value the marketplace. it valued kings and queens and dukes and barons. in the church but not the marketplace. and so you learn what makes for a successful society. merchants are considered cheaters and manufacturers are making bad stuff we don't like them we preferred the queen. you are not going to have a successful economy. there is on

>> well, adam smith practiced humanomics. his most famous book before his other book, the wealth of nations, was published in 1759, called the theory of moral sentiments. he was well known in europe. caught up in the germans translation, as a moral philosopher of a scottish school. so he was in touch with humanity. history, philosophy, with politics, viewed theoretically, and of course he was a generally cultivated man. he knew shakespeare and so forth. i'm not sure of his taste in music. he was, as later economist john maynard keynes said, you can't be a good economist if you are only an economist. which he meant is if all you think about is cost and benefits, then you have this kind of sociopath at the center of your theory, you're not going to do economics very intelligently. adam smith set this pattern, but it was such a temptation to make it easier. oh, i don't want to read those books on philosophy. oh, i don't want to study history. oh, i don't want to know shakespeare. i want to make it easy. make it easy. now it has

adam: i don't think so, not yet. young chinese entrepreneurs are not that worried about becoming a lesson, like jack ma. they are still rushing into the space and they see a lot of opportunity. longer term it's a more open question. this big question about whether you can build a truly innovative economy without being more open to the global economy and new ideas. that, i think, remains fairly uncertain. taylor: what does future stability look like, then, moving out? adam: there are still a lot of political milestones coming out. geez in paying once -- xi was to make sure that he is politically entrenched for his third term but we will see regulations around controlling the big power of big tech in china for the last couple of weeks we have seen regulations around algorithmic transparency. so, i think we will see those things continue over the next six months to nine months at least and i would suspect that over the next few years we will start to have that capability. romaine: -- taylor: it's going to be a while, th

>> thank you, adam for joining us. you think about meta and the pivot to the metaverse and how it missed wall street expectations and now as you create a strategy around investing in the metaverse how long does it take to see results from that? adam: if you look at what is happened with nft's in the last year or two, 23 billion in transactions last year up from nothing a few years ago, what's clear is that this is a profound and large market and investors are looking for access to that market. >> when you thing about the metaverse, i'm wondering how the nft strategy fits into that. how do you bake in crypto investments into a liquid portfolio here? adam: we've put together a strategy of don't -- at domain money that focuses on the infrastructure layer of the metaverse, which obviously incorporates nft's, the transactions required to buy and nft. the storage requirements to have those assets be housed. the rendering technologies to process three dimensional objects in real-time, in virtual worlds. all those things are i

well, hello, adam. nice to have all of you in ash out a day see delay, please introduce yourself to our global audience. tell them who you are and what you do. thank you for me. my name is sadala. let my and i am the founder of the i, the standard online magazine. i am currently lift the new through and moved to be in to see you or the publisher of the i d standard magazine at to have the hello will welcome back to the screen. please tell our audience who you are. what you day . thanks so much for me, and my name's i will, davidson, i'm the analyst for international crisis group. so the conflict mitigation organization and i'm currently in the u. k. i can't get to have the hello a them please hello to add guests and our audience. tell them who you are, what you do. hello for me. my name is adam bobo. i am program officer id international institute for democracy and electron assistance to national radio. all right, i'm going to start here on my laptop, which is picked out some of the areas where conflict

adam? the problem with the £200 _ better on that. adam? the problem with the £200 of— better on that. adam? the problem with the £200 of loans _ better on that. adam? the problem with the £200 of loans is _ better on that. adam? the problem with the £200 of loans is it - better on that. adam? the problem with the £200 of loans is it will- with the £200 of loans is it will hit in october and the government still needs to consult on exactly how it will work out. they are saying you won't get two lots if you have a second home and they are going to go for one lot for an individual which i think is the right thing to do. the £200 loan applies to every supplier and every tariff including prepayment metres but jasmine is tariff including prepayment metres butjasmine is right, it's a bit more complicated with prepayment metres and if you have a smart metre they should be able to do automatically onto your account is credited but if you're not, then it's going to be a system of vouchers o

mayor adams wants that. he wants for perpetraors under the age of 18 to with taken off of the streets. i didn't hear that from president biden. you think mayor adams will get the support to change those things? >> i wish he would but i don't think so. they have indicated -- the leadership of the new york assembly and the senate that they don't want to reform the reforms that have created the crime crises in new york city. the governor has sided with them up until this point in time. interested to see if she moves more to center. she's in the middle of an election where she has to appeal to the left. the criminal crises in new york city was created by the political leadership. the public is now growing fearful. until they decide to move these people to center remains to be scene. i'm not optimistic. i wish the mayor well. he has the forcefulness and the personality to move the pendulum but a lot of resistance too him. >> martha: elections make politicians stand up and take notice. you have to wonder when you

my name is adam barber. i am program officer id, international institute for democracy, intellectual assistance, the national radio. all right, so i'm going to start here on my laptop, which is support picked out some of the areas where conflicts are still happening in ethiopia. we're talking about this part of the piece this, this little map is really important. have i missed anything out? say, delay, are there any other areas where there's co e conflicts or, or tensions that we need to take into account before we have this conversation about how do we get piece? yes you actually did on the main line is of course to grey and dad are firing on para, particularly in our fire, where currently the war has shifted to. but it has a couple of other hot spots as well. and main. most importantly, eventually on the western part of the country, but also in weston or mia. you mentioned it to me in general. but the most difficult one is currently are happening in western practice ordonia, which is also generally in the

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adam schiff with 57 hours on television. that's only adam schiff. we do divided two years and two months into this investigation with robert mueller question work we find they could not establish that member's of the trim campaign conspired with the russian government. it was all a ruse and all a hoax to steele dossier funded by the dnc and use to get warrants on two individuals. we are learning about tech executive one mining data and get this from the trump tower from the executive office building, the west wing, at a health care provider. whatever that means. i look forward to learning more. one last point, tech's act set on the show yesterday that thero link between the camp and what he was doing. we don't know that that's the case, but we do know it is tech executive one wanted to plead certain vips including the clinton campaign. from the court document. >> harris: will cain come i want to come to you on this simple point. we have seen hillary clinton do this before with separate email. what's different with this in that particular topic or la

well, hello, adam. nice to have all of you in ash out a day see delay, please introduce yourself to our global audience. tell them who you are and what you do. thank you for me. my name is sadala. let my and i am the founder of the i, the standard online magazine. i am currently lift the new through and moved to be in to see you or the publisher of the i d standard magazine at to have hello. well, welcome back to the screen. please tell our audience who you are, what you day. thanks very much for me. and my name's i will, davidson. i'm the analyst for international crisis group. so the conflict litigation organization and i'm currently in the u. k. i can't get to have the hello a them, please hello to add guests and our audience. tell them who you are, what you do. hello for me. my name is adam bobo. i am program officer id, international institute for democracy, intellectual assistance, the national radio. all right, i'm going to start here on my laptop, which is picked out some of the areas where conf

in adams he does see a kindred spirit. they like the idea he has a background as a police officer and kaulin for reform, but yet pledging to bring down crime across the country. this is something white house aides have been worried about for quite sometime. crime has steadily visited. most can be attributed to the pandemic and they hope that begins to fade, but they recognize strategies need to change. they have been thwarted in their effort to have a crack down on guns, and they're looking to see if there's more they can do but for now it needs to be this push in giving resources to the states and municipalities to try to bring down crime where it is happening. >> he is also looking at polling. americans are worried about this. it is happening in their cities and towns. mika, mayor adams will be our guest an hour from now live on "morning joe". >> i look forward to that. >>> let's go to overseas where u.s. officials are accusing russia of planning to release a faked attack video to use as an excuse to invade ukraine. coul

hello for me, my name is adam barber. i am program officer id international issue today. 40 more chrissy, an electron assistance, the national radio. all right, so i'm going to start here on my laptop, which is picked out some of the areas where conflicts are still happening in ethiopia. we're talking about this path to peace. this, this little map is really important. have i missed anything out say, delay at any of the areas where there's co e conflicts or tensions that we need to take into account before we have this conversation about how do we get peace? yes, you actually deal with the media. wind is of course to gray and are firing on para, particularly in our far where currently the war has shifted to. but if you has a couple of other hot spots as well and main, most importantly in ben shanquita on the western part of the country. but also in weston or mia, you mentioned it or i mean it in general. but the most difficult one is currently are happening in western part of auto mia, which is also generally in the weste

it's adam of who's a nice 1st harvest. the scientist divides the fruit into 3 groups based on quality . this also let him make predictions for future years a her okay. look back with our 64 kilograms. so if is able to get about 8 of them are from next year on was as if i'm ages, we can predict that the farm is going to do very well. miss our pupils. however, adam of whose and he can only achieve this goal. if he manages his farm flawlessly, almost cojo quite shows him how the trees have to be printed and you look so they have all the energy goes into fruit production and warns against the use of pesticides. sadie close to the t. v. now we have taught their co pharmacy in ghana, not to use we decides anymore, because we decides where destroying the soil is what is making us well had the it was kill microorganisms that make the sway loose ends and good. instead, he recommends applying compost. a facility is being built just a few kilometers away. production is scheduled to start here in just a few weeks. and the developers h

he could learn from eric adams but probably what but he could. >> right and i hope so look at eric adams rhetoric during the campaign, he said we want a proactive police department going out and arresting bad guys and police officers themselves should be just and responsible treat people with respect. it turns out about everyone in the city, probably in the country agrees with him and doesn't share the opinion of the alvin price other lawyers look at the history of the democrat party, look how much time and attention and focus and i think business owners in the last segment make that. the democrat party spent too much time and emphasis warning about rights and responsibility conference of the people committing the crimes and not enough about the victims whether they are gun violence victims or simple business owner who is a victim of repetitive ceiling. the democratic party he's to shift and remember those people. stuart: you are the minority leader of the city council, have you been invited to meet with the president. >> i wasn't but that's okay. i'm just hoping he says the right things

adam, are you worried about apple? >> i generally take a more bullish tone, i think earnings expectations for consensus are 8% s&p 2022 versus 21 i think the real number is 5 i think the numbers are still higher in 22 i will say i got three to four percent plus organic growth maybe more and 7% total return looks good for s&p i think the market tech stocks like apple probably work in that environment. >> heres the issue i have with that, if the s&p trades 18.5 times earnings and expected to grow high digits and april trading 27 times expected to have high single digit earnings so doesn't seem compelling so you think about inflation, supply chain issues and chip shortages, list goes on and on, those are really uncertainties, the stock is down 7% on the year, i look at the technical set up carter laid out and if i think we'll retest the lows we made yesterday then stocks like apple will lead the way because at a certain point will get to it on valuations and may be hiccups on the fundamentals here. >> that could be the ca

adam: thanks are having me, first of all. the google change, we don't know how it will materialize but when it comes to the business, our model is a bit differentiated, a gaming business that we have scaled over 200 million active users of consumers playing content, giving us data, with the bigger and more profitable part of our business, why we exist, utilizing our own data to really deliver the value to advertisers. it does certainly look like as regulators in the eu, now apple and then google, the privacy world is changing and it is going to prioritize companies that have the first party content livery to consumers to be able to use the data for advertising and more relevant add, that will be the way the world goes as opposed to companies supporting third-party data to support the same efficiency. emily: nico, does this mean that user data will be more protected as a result of what apple is doing and what google is doing? nico: in terms of how the system worked for android users, right now it is true that less of their inf

then biden is set to meet with new york's new mayor eric adams this week after adams announced his plan to end gun violence. >> we will start up anymore officers on patrol in key neighborhoods throughout the city. amy: we will look at the national debate over policing with patrisse, one of the founders of black lives matter and author of the new book "an abolitionist's handbook: 12 steps to changing yourself and the world." >> we have created a system that over relies on law enforcement and prioritizes their money, their budget, there needs over everything else. now is the time we redirect resources back into our community. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.n. security council is holding an emergency session today over ongoing tensions at the russia-ukraine border. russia has massed some 100,000 troops near ukraine but denies it plans to invade and continues to demand nato commit to halting its eastward expansion. the u.s. senate is expected to unveil a bill imposing possible new sanctions on

. >> thank you, president adams. at this time, we will open the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make comments on items not listed on the agenda. please dial star three in you wish to make public comment. the system will let you know if your line is open. others will wait on mute until their line is open. comments will be limited to three minutes per person. the queue is now open. please dial star three if you wish to make public comment. president adams, at this time, there are no members of the public on the phone wishing to make public comment. >> president: public comment is closed. carl, next item, please. >> secretary: item 6a is the executive director's report. >> good afternoon president adams. vice president wooho, commissioner gilman. first i'm excited to announce that the waterfront plan is one step closer to completion. as you know, the plan sets land use and values frame work and you will recall is the result of three years of community engagement. i'm very happy to report that the plan is

however, adam of whose and he can only achieve this goal. if he manages his farm flawlessly, almost coach or quite shows him how the trees have to be prudent and you look so they have all the energy goes into fruit production and warns against the use of pesticides that is close to the t v. now we have taught their co farmers in ghana not to use we decides anymore, because we decides where destroying the soil is what is making us well had the it was kill microorganisms that make the sway loose ends and good. instead, he recommends applying compost. a facility is being built just a few kilometers away. production is scheduled to start here in just a few weeks. and the developers have come up with an interesting payment model for the farmers the fun of the old and they will go hustle their father will help from his eyes. bryce. yes and was we'll have a credible mode of payments across the cuckoo susie was, i know you guys have money being the cook was in, we need to do that or we back at that time to compete and during the offseason to become

i mean, one of the interesting things is that eric adams is a moderate, right? and biden is also a moderate, question mark? i think there has been some question now about how biden wants to position himself ideologically, and is it where eric adams is? >> president biden has a pretty incredible ability throughout his career to find the middle of the democratic party and plant himself right there. and the democratic party has shifted to the left and so he has shifted to the left. i interviewed adam on friday for "all things considered" and i was like, what is up with this president biden of brooklyn thing. and he was like, we're just both working class guys, but really what he wants is federal help. he needs federal help with guns, he needs federal money. and so part of this is about saying, like, all right, we have a slam brand and also, send your help. >> on the issue of crime, this is a real thing. it's not as bad as it was in the '90s, let's just put that out there. but here's how voters have shifted in just a few months in terms of how they think biden has h

if i could start with adam. so does the beginning of operations at this time indicate the project is on track and heading for success? absolutely, the project has been on truck for, for a while now. it has been delayed and it has generated a lot of extra costs. and of course i'll be politicized, but it's making steady progress. alum will the project completes as expected in 2024? will it produce? i think it's, i more than 5000 megawatts of electricity. how's it looking? i think the question of completion and no one can know the answer for that because there's lots of issues going on with that. they've also legal telling you that the land is still receive this beauty and the situation in boss sudan. any sylvia is not settling down. so it's, it's a big question mark, but at least now we have seen the production or form there by reducing may go off. so it is on the, on the truck to produce and to complete between is quite a big question. no one really can't them, particularly no one knows the technical. what is goi

if i could start with adam. so does the beginning of operations at this time indicate the project is on track and heading for success? absolutely, the project has been on truck for, for a while now. it has been delayed and it has generated a lot of extra costs. and of course i'll be politicized, but it's making steady progress. alum will the project completes as expected in 2024? will it produce? i think it's i of more than 5000 megawatts of electricity. how's it looking? i see the question of completion and no one can know the answer for that because there's lots of issues going on with a lot of legal telling you that the land is still receive. this beauty and the situation in boss sudan, only cbs is not settling down. so it's, it's a big question mark, but at least now we have seen the production or form there by reducing may go off. so it is on track to produce and to complete between is quite a big question. no one really can't them. particularly no one knows the technical what is going on that down really i

mayor adams, you say that gun violence is a sea fed by many rivers. well, you know, i put forward a plan to dam up some of those streams. you know, you can count on me to be a partner in this. i have the united states attorney general here with me today, and we've put together a comprehensive strategy to combat gun crime in cities like new york, philadelphia, atlanta, and many other cities, san francisco. first, we want to crack down on the flow of firearms used to commit violence. that includes taking on and shutting down rogue gun dealers. it's about doing background checks as well as outright selling of making sure that people who are not allowed to have a gun don't get the gun in the first place. again, this doesn't violate anybody's 2nd amendment right. there's no violation of the 2nd amendment right. we talk like there's no amendment that's absolute. when the amendment was passed, it didn't say anybody can own a gun and any kind of gun and any kind of weapon. you couldn't buy a cannon when this amendment was passed. so no reason why it should be

welcome to all if i could start with adam. so does the beginning of operations at this time indicate the project is on track and heading for success. absolutely, the project has been on track for, for a while now. it has been delayed and it has generated a lot of extra costs. and of course, i'll be politicized, but it's making steady progress. alum will the project completes as expected in 2024? will it produce? i think it's i of more than 5000 megawatts of electricity. how's it looking? i think the question of completion. no one can know the answer for that because there's lots of issues going on. there's lots of legal telling you the land history, beauty and the situation in boss sudan and it's uba, it's not sitting down. so it's a big question mark, but at least now we have seen the production of warranty by reducing may go off. so it is on the, on track to reduce and to complete between is quite a big question. no one really can't them, particularly no one knows the technical. what is going on is that down really is quite

paul adams in the heart of — what mr putin wants. paul adams in the heart of kyiv, _ what mr putin wants. paul adams in the heart of kyiv, thank— what mr putin wants. paul adams in the heart of kyiv, thank you - what mr putin wants. paul adams in the heart of kyiv, thank you very - the heart of kyiv, thank you very much. let's return live now to munich, where the us vice president kamala harris is speaking. she is taking questions from the audience. and moderated by a former german ambassador to washington. i think we all know the history of nato and its reason for being. the spirit behind, this time that we use, the transatlantic community. the word community meaning a collection of individuals who see themselves as a collection, and that is where we are now. i do not disagree with you that it would be nice if we were presented with other circumstances but that is not where we are. we remain open to diplomacy. we have said it continuously. certainly i will speak for the united states. we believe it is an expression of our strength

welcome to all if i could start with adam. so does the beginning of operations at this time indicate the project is on track and heading for success. absolutely, the project has been on track for, for a while now. it has been delayed, and it has generated a lot of extra costs, and of course i'll be politicized, but it's making steady progress. alum will the project completes as expected in 2024. will it produce? i think it's i more than 5000 megawatts of electricity. how's it looking? i think the question of completion. no one can know the answer for that because there's lots of issues going on. there's lots of legal telling you the land is service. did you did. and the situation in boss, so don imus uba is not settling down. so it's a big question mark, but at least now we have seen the production of what they're buying, producing may go off, so it is on track to produce and to complete between is quite a big question. no one really can't them. but ticket no one knows that technical what is going on, is that down really? quit

i'm joined now by new york mayor eric adams. thank you for taking the time this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> the president's plan to address gun violence nationally includes a couple of steps including trying to get a handle on ghost guns, also address violent drug crime. which of these moves, what of these moves do you think will make a difference and why? >> so important, you know, i say this over and over again, i use the analogy there are many rivers that are feeding the sea of violence in our city and really across america. we have to dam each river. the federal government, that is one of the rivers that we must dam. and it is the flow of guns, what we have witnessed countless number of guns are flowing into the inner cities across america. we took 6,000 guns off the street last year, close to 400 this year since i've been in office. yet they continue to flow. we also need the coordination. president biden promised after i met with him, after the primary, that he would come and look at and free up the atf, fbi, a

i hope adam is watching adams is a failure. he said he's done a good job. he's a failure. he talks a good game but he has done nothing. ifer h he was really serious, he would start working with republicans, conservative and democrats and primary those democrats who are softus on crime. he refused to pull out democrats by the first and last name because he was party first over the city of new york citizen. he plays the race card whenever democrats play the race card tla they are failing. he's filling this job. i want to be very clear, john. he has he's a black mayor. he has a black police chief. he has a black district attorney. where is the racism i he picked? he picked the reporters.he he is a lawyer but on steroids because he is playing race to chill objectivity with a crime scene in new york, reportersti keep reportingng on his failures because he is a complete failure. what if he was a black reporter ? okay, i'll go report. i'll ask the same question. he i'm sick. i america is sick and tired. sean hannity of democrats who lost your job, rsespecially democratic mayors l

what do you make of the first six weeks of the adams administration? >> look i am rooting for new york city. no one was rooting for mayor adams to be the best mayor of new york sever had that i was but he is really perverted some of the woke stuff that actually was exactly why he was elected he was elected to not be this woke guy and yet he is using his race as a shield against media criticism. you're mayor of new york city, toughen up your going long four years if you keep blaming attacks from that media on racism. because they are going to come after you. again you are the mayor of new york city of got be tougher. >> okay thanks, carol thanks to right that's it for us this week. gerry will be back next week with more in-depth interviews right here on the wall street ibly2 jack: we get behind the week ahead. jeremy grantham is predicting epic stock market crash. why he believes the super bubble is about to pop. is the fed doing enough to tame inflation? michael darda but explain what powell is doing wrong and how it affect your money. we begin with mo

adams, you and i agree. the answer is not to abandon our streets. that's not the answer. the answer is to come together and place in communities building trust, and making us all safer. the answer is not to defund the police, it's to give you the tools, the training, the funding to be partners, to be protectors, and community needs you and know the community. you know -- [ applause ] >> out front now, dana bash, the co-anchor of cnn's state of the union. and, dana, eric adams is a former police officer. he has been unabashedly supportive of his police officers. but he is also supported a lot of things that are not popular among the progressive left, right? he has, you know, wanted to change the bail reform that was so pushed by many progressives. he wants to change some of the rules in terms of, you know, how old someone has to be before you can charge them for certain things. those are not things that the biden administration has supported, thus far. but the president very much wanted to appear with mayor a

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schiff on the plane and adam schiff admitted republicans were going to win the midterms. and so i didn't learn about this till the morning when the newspaper came out and i was just aghast i was astounded and i saw him out on the house floor, and i said kevin first of all for having a private conversation, i thought i thought it was a private conversation, but if it wasn't, you know, i said the exact opposite of what you told the press. he looks at me and he says. yeah, i know adam, but you know how it goes and i was like kevin. no, i don't know how it goes. you just make stuff up and that's how you operate because that's not how i operate. but that is how he operates and you cannot have someone. with such literal guard for the truth serving as the speaker of the house. to watch the rest of this program visit booktv.org use the afterwards tab to find adam schiff's interview along with all previous episodes. afterwards is also available as a podcast. well, hello, good evening. welcome to the virtual norwich bookstore event space and thank you for joining us tonight. my nam

president biden will come tomorrow to visit with eric adams. you think it would have been powerful or would have sent a strong message if he had come today instead and been in the front row at st. patrick's? >> yes. i thought about that. that would have been a great message. but it would have been a logistical nightmare. i was the chief for 13 years. i did 45 years in the police department. i put a lot of details together. him being there would have created chaos. he comes with tremendous detail. it would have taken the tension off of the funeral and put it on him. so i think it was the right choice for him not to be there. could he have sent a person with less higher profile? perhaps. could he have sent a video statement? perhaps. him not booing there today was the right decision. >> martha: fair enough. with regard to the defund the police movement and mayor adams, there's a lot of hope that he can carry out what he says he wants to carry out. do you think we're turning the corner on a difficult time for law enforcement in this country post g

with gina martin adams. we will turn to the equity market. what is important is what has not occurred. equities have not cratered. why? gina: part of it is the vicious repricing in the bond market is starting to be priced in the equity market. the equity market has repriced for that short-term interest rate to move higher. considering earnings growth is near 30%, we are getting some boost from earnings growth to offset that expectation for short-term interest rates. the problem going forward is that balance sheet adjusted. the fed has given little guidance as to how much balance sheet adjustment we can anticipate. the rumors are swirling. you have a lot of bank forecasts for some severe balance sheet change over the next couple years. the fed has not given us a lot. tom: one question i think is so important. this is an equity market that is recalibrating. what are people doing with their money? gina: a lot of it is rotation within the equity market. you are seeing significantly better performance overseas relative to the u.s., better performa

liz cheney and adam kinzinger. the question is, what does this say about the state and future of the gop? plus, new details are emerging about the u.s. raid on the isis leader in syria. the biden administration is calling the mission a success. but the question is what kind of threat remains? and the united states accuses russia of planning to film a fake attack video, and use it for justification for invading ukraine. the question is, did russia really think that would work? it's "way too early" for this. . >>> good morning. and welcome to "way too early." the show that like the nfl could really use a bye week. i'm jonathan lemire on this friday, february 4th. we'll start with the news. today, the republican national committee will consider a resolution that would censure congressman liz cheney and representative adam kinzinger, the two republicans sitting on the house select committee investigating january 6th. the measure was advanced by a smaller rnc panel last night. a close ally of former president trump, dav

what do you make of the first six weeks of the adams administration? >> look i am rooting for new york city. no one was rooting for mayor adams to be the best mayor of new york sever had that i was but he is really perverted some of the woke stuff that actually was exactly why he was elected he was elected to not be this woke guy and yet he is using his race as a shield against media criticism. you're mayor of new york city, toughen up your going long four years if you keep blaming attacks from that media on racism. because they are going to come after you. again you are the mayor of new york city of got be tougher. >> okay thanks, carol thanks to right that's it for us this week. gerry will be back next week with more in-depth interviews right here on the wall street ibly2 jack: we get behind the week ahead. jeremy grantham is predicting epic stock market crash. why he believes the super bubble is about to pop. is the fed doing enough to tame inflation? michael darda but explain what powell is doing wrong and how it affect your money.

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what do you make of the first six weeks of the adams administration? >> look i am rooting for new york city. no one was rooting for mayor adams to be the best mayor of new york sever had that i was but he is really perverted some of the woke stuff that actually was exactly why he was elected he was elected to not be this woke guy and yet he is using his race as a shield against media criticism. you're mayor of new york city, toughen up your going long four years if you keep blaming attacks from that media on racism. because they are going to come after you. again you are the mayor of new york city of got be tougher. >> okay thanks, carol thanks to right that's it for us this week. gerry will be back next week with more in-depth interviews right here on the wall street journal at large rethink you for joining us. secluded state, this exclusive sure has not what you are looking for from palm beach florida, this is mentioned florida. ♪♪