how do you feel what you heard from cathie wood >> yeah. well, scott, i think you know i'm the type of investors she really effuses i do that because companies immediate positive earnings and cash flows to reinvest in transformative business. my concern about cathie, not whether she's smart or seeing trends my concern, portfolio manager a risk in money-losing company capital markets close in a downturn, which happens, she could find herself taking temporary losses and making them permanent more than the way alluded to beginning of her speech. >> i applaud cathie for sticking to her strategy and what she does it's easier as an assets manager. i feel a slog in this environment with valuations. if she continues doing what she's doing there will about right time to get back in. ei asset allocator will decide when it will be. >> irony talking valuation something like moderna, for example, but not sensitive in any way, shape or form to-of-to valuations of any of these other stocks certainly at their highs for what they all were trading for? >> ye

cathie wood said that. >> what did i say? >> it was 47 minutes of riveting tv >> it takes us to roku which is down in the premarket. revenues miss along with weaker than expected guidance with supply chain disruptions anthony wood talked about the impact on closing bell. >> it was some softness in the quarter in certain ad verticals that were impacted by supply chain issues and a little bit of that will continue in this quarter, q-1 in 2021, you know, we doubled the number of monetized ad impressions on the platform. the amount of ad impressions we monetized doubled. >> this notion is not what the street had in mind. >> you have to go back to michael nathanson to realize that these guys are up against incredible competition a cathie wood view would be it's just roku and amazon michael nathanson said everyone is coming in everyone who has a streaming service, has a streaming service. this was a story about adding streaming services in a low-rate environment. they've been added the supply chain issue, they have it. but like man

jack: i haven't gone cathie crazy but she is still answering questions after a tough year for returns. jack: she is still picking up the phones. we only have one rate hike, that is way out of consensus. carlton, you are going with one of the reopening plays. carleton: raytheon technologies by 12%. the reopening play doesn't just mean travel but a defense play. jack: we could see some action in defense stocks. benyou're going with a safe pick. ben:i'm going with gold shares and it is scary. you want some balance. gold hasn't done much. next year hasn't done much for a while. a good play to have. jack: crypto keeps getting hit. people turn from digital gold. all great ideas. to read more check out this weekend edition at barrons.com. see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪♪ (announcer) the following is a paid presentation furnished by rare collectibles tv, llc. (announcer) the biggest numismatic event of the year just occurred! the 2021 morgan and peace silver dollars are finally available and you are first in line to acquire your very own set right now! the silver dollar is t

and look, certainly, big-name investors given our conversation with ark's cathie wood, the arkk taking out the prior low today, and those stocks remain under considerable pressure and we'll get into some of the individual names in cathie woods' innovation fund and there's a look at ark, down 58% and we'll call it off the year high. she was with us yesterday and she defended her stock picking prowess and she was defiant in saying yes, these stocks were in a bubble and she claimed being in deep value territory, listen. >> we believe our portfolios are extremely undervalued. you have to have a five-year investment time horizon and if an investor is looking for returns over the next quarter, the next two quarters, you know, we can't promise them. nobody can promise them and that's a macro call these days, however, if you give us five years, i will tell you, we are running a deep value portfolio. >> steph, she said rid ght now e have the most misallocation of capital of all time. it doesn't matter with cathie wood she maintains this five-year time horizon, so checking her on a lot of stuff

you mentioned cathie wood. you mentioned peloton, a glorified nordictrac value is barely down for the year if you look at your traditional inflation hedges we managed energy on the show. that energy stock is going through the roof right now if you look at commodities inflation hedge. they are up for the year i think it is important here that you transition your portfolio. growth stocks don't do well with inflation going up cyclical stocks do well. we have a very euphoric consumer we are coming into the time where people are saying forget the virus. i want to go out and live. that is doing well for the economy. >> we're starting to see the mask mandates come down as well. it all feels like we're coming out of this. in the northeast ryan payne, the optimistic view on tuesday it's cold and rainy here thanks >> i'm here for you, brian. >>> we have more to do on tuesday morning. you are very welcome, ryan still ahead, why it is not just the players hoping to score big in the super bowl. ahead, contessa brewer is her

cathy mcmorris rodgers: yes. by excess -- my assessment is this grand experiment to influence china to embrace democracy has failed. now they are influencing us and i might just start by sharing with you some opening remarks about how i see this playing out right now. i really appreciate the attention that you and the hudson institute are bringing to this issue and being so vigilant. because during the opening ceremonies in beijing, the chinese commonest party presented us with a version of their party and the ruling party that is really far from complete. their official motto this year quote together for a shared future. in 2008, the last time they hosted, it was one world, one dream. but china's vision of one world, their shared future is not one that values human rights. from forced labor to suppressing free speech, surveilling and disappearing their own citizens. the genocide of uyghurs muslims. the chinese communist party continues to cover up human rights violations and the international olympic committee,

jack: i haven't gone cathie crazy but she is still answering questions after a tough year for returns. jack: she is still picking up the phones. we only have one rate hike, that is way out of consensus. carlton, you are going with one of the reopening plays. carleton: raytheon technologies by 12%. the reopening play doesn't just mean travel but a defense play. jack: we could see some action in defense stocks. benyou're going with a safe pick. ben:i'm going with gold shares and it is scary. you want some balance. gold hasn't done much. next year hasn't done much for a while. a good play to have. jack: crypto keeps getting hit. people turn from digital gold. all great ideas. to read more check out this weekend edition at barrons.com. see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪♪ ♪ ♪ from the fox studio in new york city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. spit happy weekend to all. welcome to the part of the ellice of weekend was positioning for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. a huge surprise that generate jobs report with many more jobs added to the economy last month

history we're going to take it up with crypto entrepreneur o phelis schneider who is working with cathie wood to bring a bitcoin etf to market in a fox business exclusive in the meantime breaking news we are indeed watching utility stocks right now because the top ceo's in the sector are meeting right at this moment with president joe biden, you see this on your screen, he's in the white house state dining room. leaders of edison international, southern company, american electric power, ex elon, duke energy, and more are expected to push the president for new clean energy tax credits and and reveal their plans to build a low carbon energy system. edward lawrence live at the white house, edward? reporter: yeah, the president right now as you saw in that video talking with those ceo's in the room there he's talking about climate change and one thing the shift to clean energy, as another, they are also talking about the power grid and climate spending on the power grid. you see them there in the room with the president in the middle socially distanced. now, $62 billion in the bipartisan inf

. >> numbers 4 and 5 on the calendar, eric glisson and cathy watkins. >> standing next to him is cathy watkins, the only woman of the bronx six. like eric, she was tried only for the cab driver's murder and in 1997 they went on trial together. eric says he doesn't know her now and didn't know her then. >> when trial started, the officers was bringing us up to the court and one of the officer's says this is watkins. i said, cathy watkins? she said yeah, who are you? i said, i'm eric glisson. how are you involved this? she says, i don't know. how are you involved? what's going on? we both didn't know. we was confused. >> now, 18 years later, assistant district attorney nicole keary says her office believes there may have been an injustice. but only agrees to release glisson and watkins if they wear monitor bracelets as the d. a.'s office continues to investigate. >> we have made a decision to take this unprecedented as you know, judge, and exceptional step that we are going to consent to the conditional vacating of the conviction for these two defendants, and the condition being that the

jack: i haven't gone cathie crazy but she is still answering questions after a tough year for returns. jack: she is still picking up the phones. we only have one rate hike, that is way out of consensus. carlton, you are going with one of the reopening plays. carleton: raytheon technologies by 12%. the reopening play doesn't just mean travel but a defense play. jack: we could see some action in defense stocks. benyou're going with a safe pick. ben:i'm going with gold shares and it is scary. you want some balance. gold hasn't done much. next year hasn't done much for a while. a good play to have. jack: crypto keeps getting hit. people turn from digital gold. all great ideas. to read more check out this weekend edition at barrons.com. see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪♪ dr. michael youssef: the word of god, if we don't read it regularly, if we don't follow it closely, the lostness can be very serious. the bible says that in the last days, there's gonna be a famine for the word of god. it is the burden of my life to equip you for those days that are coming upon us. i want t

jack: i haven't gone cathie crazy but she is still answering questions after a tough year for returns. jack: she is still picking up the phones. we only have one rate hike, that is way out of consensus. carlton, you are going with one of the reopening plays. carleton: raytheon technologies by 12%. the reopening play doesn't just mean travel but a defense play. jack: we could see some action in defense stocks. benyou're going with a safe pick. ben:i'm going with gold shares and it is scary. you want some balance. gold hasn't done much. next year hasn't done much for a while. a good play to have. jack: crypto keeps getting hit. people turn from digital gold. all great ideas. to read more check out this weekend edition at barrons.com. see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪♪ ♪ from the fox studio in new york city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. spit happy weekend to all. welcome to the part of the ellice of weekend was positioning for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. a huge surprise that generate jobs report with many more jobs added to the economy last month than

who loves it >> cathie wood. >> who >> cathie wood. >> did you say it? >> yeah. >> she did yesterday buy coin, tesla, zoom, shop, roblox, and more. >> and draft kings caesars. did you see what they're doing >> they're cutting back. >> yeah. caesars. this is caesars. >> yeah. it's the end. >> yeah. the giveaways. everyone has $500 at caesars that game is over. i think you buy draft kings. that's a cathie wood stock i have something positive say. i'm not negative i'm not a negativist but palantir. >> she did sell more palantir. >> yeah. >> all right all of which leaves me wondering what i do do do i start nibbling at some of this it looks cheaper now because of the significant fall >> yes you've been with the prospect of racing rates 25 basis points. a shrinking balance sheet at the fed. i want to nibble here because what because of normalized for these companies. >> yeah. and by the way the comparisons on some of the stuff may not be that great pull forward demand. >> yeah. david solomon did say to me, look, the capital markets aren't nearly as good as th

i am honored to be joined by representative cathy mcmorris rodgers. representative mcmorris rogers represents washington's fifth congressional district. represee was first elected to the house of representatives tips in 2004. she served as a chair of the house were pub can -- republican mcmorris rodgers is currently serving as the ranking member of the commerce house committee. -- representative mcmorris rodgers served as a -- and a champion of values -- thank you representative for joining me in today's conversation. >> it is great to be with you. >> thank you so much. the international community has failed to learn from past -- or even beijing in 2008. lead up to a string of increasing abuses that have been widely reported. can you give us a sense, your assessment of how the beijing olympics -- and implication for the international community? >> yes. my assessment is that this grand experiment to open up china and influence it -- to embrace democracy has failed. now they are influencing us. i must start by sharing with you some opening remarks about

and there you had cathie wood. you heard this, sara she's giving you a view which basically says, near term price doesn't matter we have people who are terminal value buyers who can't have that staying power. yes, when you have to play blackjack at the casino, it's 51/49 if you can hang an long enough, but most people can't. i found it very disturbing >> should we judge, jim, should we judge her now her highs in her etf was february is the timeframe too short i understand your point and understand a lot of people have lost a lot of hard earned money but is our timeframe just too short to judge, you know, a bet on innovation? >> been talking to many managers about that and all of them said the same thing, if it were a traditional fund, all of the money would have been pulled out because people can't afford to lose that amount look, i think that innovation is a terrific thing but i think that the way it should work is you should have research people, and by the way, i thought it was a great question by scott. researc

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oh i inside cathy gets a cheerful greeting. o a homeless man wishing her a good morning despite the late hour. she tries to explain to him what time of day it is. oh, good evening, he cries. ah, oh, good od interactions are a daily occurrence here at the emergency shelter run by the bell in a shop miss young. but most guests are in a good mood today from their warm and they have food and somewhere to sleep coverage. my cell keep doing this for the rest of my life. i'll definitely wait. at least i shall let leave lincoln's. it's what i'm cut out to day is glover, is can i know that people can make that different habit? does men trust vulcan, kathy kaiser, i can't imagine doing anything else but helping people in need. she knows she can make a positive impact. and that's not an opportunity she's prepared to wait. ah, ah, the show back tackle the issues shaping the continent d w and use africa. where gone with what's making the headlines and what's behind with the way on the streets to give you enough reports on the insights, all

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cathy's husband, james, died of lung cancerfour months ago. mandee has been free of the disease for the last five years. how are you feeling? i miss him all the time. but no, we are coping and getting involved in the charity is good. in april 2018, james brokenshire was interviewed on bbc breakfast. he'd had surgery to remove part of one lung just a few months before. yet there he was back as a cabinet minister. it's been hard, you know, - it's been really, really difficult. and i rememberjust those early days where, you know, - that sort of sinking feeling in your stomach, the pit . of your stomach of what is this? you know, what does this mean? and i think also recognising huge pressures on your family. - my wife, cathy, and the kids have been absolutely- extraordinary at times where, - yeah, you do go to dark moments, you do really think _ about what does the future hold? watching at home was mandee, who was recovering from her own lung cancer treatment. and i don't know why, but i connected with him, which sounds ridiculous, but i just fel

cathy, tap the children head up the mountain with the man called hood hoody. little not going to watch them because i never would be 20 renovation thing. sniff, no fake. nobody can i got i got no one showed we're common. going to stay close it . well the so on canyon again old. yeah. follow to get a little that you do with game with no particular time. you can't. if ma, get them as soon as you can know what? hello? yes. hello. hello, hello, hello, hello. i did tell us, i got a quote with a la. hm. it's easy to tell us changed. we're selena not done. well, i did it. obviously. i don't know. who will you give them? give you this month. my saga had had death. who am i nichol curb. if i get to asking with men little as you get any gave b h did ada when kenya channels visit gold ball for ah ah ah ah no longer amanda. yes it is. and i go back again to see our says rogue, when it wa montague at all, it's as long brianna could you call me before they had to go? yeah, la mancha they i know has the best nick us. what do you do? i know, but i think milam went up a dog th

ca cathie woods stuff they're all down again today no ability to sustain it a heck of a rally. since the bottom last monday that's what you call reverse head and shoulders bottomed out and came right back up the volume is much lower the last two days and the vix is right back down. remember the vix was normally spending the time between 17 and 25 i start paying attention over 30 this is 21 why what this means is the vix is back comfortably in a trading range and occupies meaning the panic has gone away. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> the oil space closing for the day in the red that opec plus decisionto stic with production plans, 16 minutes took them. brian sullivan with the details. bri? >> opec spoke loudly by not speaking at jaul 16-minute meeting. their plan to increase by 400,000 barrels a day every monthback to pre-covid levels. closing in on 90 there's been hope and optimism, pressure from the white house to try to increase output to try to bring down oil and of course gasoline prices, as well that is not happening. opec has not had a press conference since no

and bringing us that what you know of what's happened that ga, ga, couple us from the catherine mary cathy maurine english newspaper in athens. thank you. of the united states is urged russia to declare that it has no intention of invading ukraine. speaking of the united nations security council, you are a secretary of state and to be blank and repeated warnings that russia was points to launch an attack. russia insist that it is withdrawing troops and accuse ukraine of failing to implement a previous piece deal. meanwhile, there are reports of fighting and ukraine's east with the government and pro russian separatist, accusing each other of carrying out shutting attacks in this government held village in eastern ukraine, a kindergarten hit by a shell, ukrainian and western leaders believe it was truck by pro russian forces no children were injured, but the kindergarten teacher said it was a close call. no later than, i mean didn't want to do business after children were having breakfast at the time . and we're planning to have lessons in that room at 9 am. according to the schedule, lucki

cathy's husband, james, died of lung cancerfour months ago. mandee has been free of the disease for the last five years. how are you feeling? i miss him all the time. but no, we are coping and getting involved in the charity is good. in april 2018, james brokenshire was interviewed on bbc breakfast. he'd had surgery to remove part of one lung just a few months before. yet there he was, back as a cabinet minister. it's been hard, you know, i it's been really, really difficult. and i rememberjust those early days where, you know, that sort— of sinking feeling in your stomach, the pit of your stomach _ of, what is this? you know, what does this mean? and i think also recognising huge pressures on your family. - my wife, cathy, and the kids have been absolutely extraordinary i at times where, yeah, - you do go to dark moments, you do really think about, i what does the future hold? watching at home was mandee, who was recovering from her own lung cancer treatment. and i don't know why, but i connected with him, which sounds ridiculous, but i jus

cathy. d can jak, the movie is a loose adaptation of bus vendors. the bitter tears of petrov on can't a film that from year to at the barely noah exactly 50 years ago, a post post reversing the gender roles of the original de movie becomes a passionate homage to the german director. a deeply trouble. genius revered abroad . but according to his own, all but forgotten at home every day, to jalap, i get the sense that he's not seen as a profit in his own land has been good. i fussed and his work was very strong and more very violent to put that cdc forty's, that i may be, it's difficult for germans to see themselves in the mirror that way. but in france, he's extremely popular. dasanya ascii ex had more pushy. we avenue was all on the other hand is very popular in berlin. this is his 8th entry in the competition and he's hoping to win his 1st golden bear. but even if his stellar ensemble leaves empty handed, this surely will be a festival to remember for everyone involved. and then when they are businessman ellen mosque has been giving an eagerly awai

cathie woods thinks serious deflationary forces in the market here what she said on "the hollywood reporter." > >> -- the "halftime report. >> the bond market is sort of getting this if you look at what's happened to the yield curve so the difference between long rates and short rates, it has flattened from i think 155 basis points last march to 45 basis points today and if the fed did go 50 basis points in march, which they might. they might i think that it would be one and done then. we'll end up with an inverted yield curve and then what are people going to say? inverted yield and flattens yield curve says watch out something's going on either growth is going to disappoint, inflate much lower than expected or both. we think both is right >> joining me now with his take on the markets is barry james, president and portfolio manager at james investment research a very different investment style but both stock picker, you and cathie quickly respond to her point as we set up the stocks you do like here what do you like about her points on deflation? >> if i look at the fed's, what they look

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who will continue to try and scare off the russian federation with mere woods school or doors it. la cathy or cisco for the ukraine says it will not give up its territories and accused, as russia of tearing up the men's road. map to peace is taken to ab ukraine than to where we joined. dw correspondent, nick connelly in case of wealth neck. and what have you been hearing from dan at scandal husk? well, different situation there is very tense, has been for the past few days, a real uptake and fighting. they're taking the locals back to the worst times in that. don't best conflict in 2014, 2015, a 1000 people without water without power because of damage to critical infrastructure. soldiers being killed and civilians wounded lots of images. people in bomb shelters, hiding some. now think about whether it's time to leave that frontline zone and move a bit further away from those front lines. but also the biggest fear that we will see russia not only sending it strips to the rebel held. there is the thing that began yesterday night, but also that we would see them crossing the front line at be

have a stick about all the talk with somebody about who would love to talk or by tech will be hand cathy. you have the money back to navigate to where we go. either the numbers for me or on the money that you could get. thank you. thank you. yes, a a, a ah. this bill bob helene is too old to find work. the only asset he and his wife have left has their daughter with i was to look at it or i didn't, i ran i got to when i saw was a give me more of a priest gotten with that i can monitor will soon and with a lot of a, me a me that a, a, a a a, a can call me when you get a chance, a chance to find something for you all the stuff a give me a call in the morning. i'm here after on the song as i go to just sing the song on, they all will do the stud. okay, hold on a quick call in because like i'm, i'm just so you mean a column the children of, of a deal with that you got a key on the go. so i got a damage in the sky. more down what a kid, a small, medium one with a get maybe from a lot of with that a really more pass nash. another small go through a, by a city or is it you will see a, a, a to t

cathie wood doubles down on high growth the nasdaq is down .1% ard.stetng is ju gti stte >>> time now for gut check on splu inmk, the firm receiving a more than $20 million takeover deal from cysco. the two companies reportedly are in active talks. splunk shares rising on that, cisco lower to start the day, off about 1% i think it's worth noting that splunk shares before today were down dramatically since the ceo resigned last fall. >> yeah. that's important the stock had been in the 170s just back in november, and 20 billion would be around, what, 120, so this was kind of a low ball offer in what might be a hotter real estate market if i can make a metaphor than some might expect maybe in the depths of january this looked more opportunistic and possible, but they might have to pay, i don't know, a bit more especially given where silver lake seemed to value this thing middle of last year. probably can't get it for 20 billion but nice to know they're interested. >> they may have to pay a bit more but this is a classic pandemic story, shares rose early in the pandemic and almost fallen

first thing to this is cathy to 3 different. oh good. this is a good start. well, we have our 3 banks all set up here. maybe something in europe, something in america, something overseas, in the cayman islands, you never know all these banks are complicit in their to proceed with. hey, i'm ready to do some serious my laundry. ok, let's see how we did. well, we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy. oh, beautiful jewelry. and how about ha ha. luxury automobile again, for me? you know, it, money laundering is highly regal. don't be a report. i was driven by dreamers shaped by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me the the, the me kind of the from and if you look to the emergency that that will give you extra power to handle ongoing protests against cobra mandate. national committee rules, there will be any awards ceremony for russian figure skating star camila believe by the 15 year old being cleared to further completed the beijing went again, the president proved and approved a draft response from the us. get an ongoing back and forth on securi

>> last call, victor. >> i just want to say, i have tremendous amount of respect for cathie wood and arc funds and everything that they have done to really transform the investment space i would say i watched an interview yesterday and came away, you know, with a sort of unsatisfied feeling that if we're not willing to acknowledge that liquidity played a role into these high beta names and the style factor preferences during this period if we're not willing to acknowledge that, then it is clear we're not willing to acknowledge that the lack of liquidity or removal of liquidity is also playing a role into the valuation of these underlying securities. i think if we're unwilling to acknowledge that, new investors are going to miss the fact that the macro economic backdrop, liquidity in the system is incredibly important to understanding how to value individual instruments and where people are up and down the risk curve. i think it is one thing to say to see through that and see the three to five year picture and i do understand that but for anybody that is a new market participant over

cathie wood is going to join the half exclusively in a few moments. as you know by now she went all in on roblox yesterday picking up 450,000 shares at the close can't wait for the guys on the half to talk to her about other activity in the ark fund lately especially selling a bit of twitter and tonight we'll get roku earnings, dropbox and shake shack. in terms of market activity, we have come off the early morning lows and dow's down 400 and energy has managed to go green for now and the s&p, guys, will remain green for the week so long as it stays above 4101, right now, i have about a 20-point cushion and let's get to the judge >>> carl, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour cathie wood, live and on the record in a cnbc exclusive her stocks, her performance, her response to the critics. we'll cover it all today the investment committee here with me, as well and they'll join the conversation in just a few minutes. with me, bryn talkington, brenda v vingiello, jim lebenthal, and jon najarian >> it

. >> cathie. she's with us tomorrow we'll go through everything. we'll talk tesla we'll talk about her book -- the book of stocks we'll talk about when she thinks about the landscape. she's had to take some arrows recently, too, and we'll get her to respond to the critics who question her strategy as they look at the fact that her stocks have come down so much and wonder if that strategy just is not going work anymore we'll ask her directly about that coming up, shares of paramount they're plunging today, farmer jim. he owns it weal we will find out what he's doing with the stock next because he's going to be with us. that's an ugly chart ugly board plus, check out the mystery chart, it's up more than 10% since the start of the year and bullish call, and joe terra nova also likes it. also likes it. we'll give you that trade nextgs we didn't buy? (camera shutters) or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪ (tennis grunts) pnc bank believes that if a pair of goggles can help your backhand get better yeah! then your bank should help you budget even better. v

charles: uh-huh, all right and to that point, cathie wood really on the back foot, she's getting hammered all over the place, she's steadfast though in her belief her funds will eventually have big gains. here is the thing she said just again yesterday, that she's doubling down on this weakness. you know, i saw where you recently cautioned folks to be careful about going "all-in it on weakness and this is the dilemma. we have guests who come on and say buy the dip buy the dip, let's be honest to really buy the dip and sink your teeth into it you can't do that all the time the folks watching the show, so when should they do this and should be err on the side of being too early or too late? >> okay, so charles look. i love to shop and i have my things that i want to shop for , and you have to do the same thing when you're looking at your portfolio. have your shopping list. just because the markets down 10 % doesn't mean the names, the quality names you want to add to your portfolio are down 10%, maybe some are down one, maybe some or down more. nvidia is a perfect example down 22% year-to-d

first thing, this is cathy to 3 different. oh good. this is a good start. well, we have our 3 banks all set up here. maybe something in europe, something in america, something overseas in the cayman islands, you know, all these banks are complicit in the policy. we just have to give them a call and say, hey, i'm ready to do some serious my laundry. ok, let's see how we did. well, we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy. oh, beautiful jewelry. and how about ha ha. luxury automobile again for mag? you know, it, money laundering is highly regal. copier watch has a record. oh, driven by dreamer shapes bankers, those with dares sinks. we dare to ask for the mediterranean, is the world's most over fish, seen on sustainable exploitation of its fish, dogs. what's marine? biodiversity undergoing threat a lesson mcgee? and of course we sure your stylus got us in can continue pulling cookie capital a can want to put our lives despite the promises to end over fishing by 2020. the situation is changing too slow. well, i'm very disappointed with the politicia

. >> next a conversation with congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers on china, human rights, and the 2022 winter olympics in beijing. she is the ranking member of the energy committee. this runs half an hour. i'm a senior fellow here at the hudson institute. we have found them to be as expected, horrifying example of -- using the context of the games to whitewash human rights abuses and in some instances genocide. the international olympic committee, -- have stood by their decision to -- the event held against this backdrop. my guest has paid an active role, most recently in -- i am pleased to be joined by representative kathy mcmorris rodgers. she represents washington -- she was first elected to the house of representatives tips in 2004. she served as a chair of the house were pub can -- republican mcmorris rodgers is currently serving as the ranking member of the commerce house committee. -- representative mcmorris rodgers served as a -- and a champion of values -- thank you representative for joining me in today's conversation. >> it is great to be with you. >> thank you so much. the

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cathy and swin, i want to congratulate you we look forward to following your progress throughout and look forward to having you back soon >> thank you >>> coming up, stock futures pointing to big drop at the open especially for the nasdaq. we'll dig into facebook's big miss and a dramatic move in the stock. that is next and tomorrow don't miss a big line up at pebble beach. among the highlights at't&s ceo and discovery ceo. "squawk box" will be right back. could be danny. guess it's on maggie. should we have another one? talk to us about retirement today. feel comfortable about tomorrow. massmutual. ♪♪ giorgio, look! the peanut butter box is here. ralph, that's the chewy pharmacy box with our flea and tick meds. it's not peanut butter. ♪ the peanut butter box is here ♪ i'm out. pet prescriptions delivered to your door. chewy. >>> shares of the company formerly known as facebook sinking. we'll break down results and get market reaction. >>> the chip shortage is far from over. that's what the commerce secretary is saying about the situation. she'll join us with her plan to fix

of its usual capacity and that's during winter this year has seen rainfall reduced by a 3rd well as cathy be the theater, especially in january, it hardly rained holloway that's why the water level is so low them a sample called be out of key, abbey luna, it on top of that energy companies need nasa to produce electricity. they saw it, they get lucky estie and i explode. they stand by so with the drought has effected all of spain. half of all, farmland is already in critical condition because of the prolong, dry spell it took him this farmer soil is completely parched. let the ellen element another think it will be seized, it will fissile if these conditions last for the next few weeks. viani, we will experience severe drought on many farms, and he got a full elastic body of the gambling would be. well, we won't be able to water all the fields any more. you will hope was he said he are . the village of us at adolf will remain a tourist destination for the foreseeable future. and it may be a sign of things to come. climate change studies suggest that over the next 50 years, large parts of

this is cathy my new whose the got it. the problem is not that we cut down trees for our farm wanted. the real problem is that the rangers clear cut old forests and give that land to industry not 30 go up there. hollowing out the land from within their mining, the minerals, one of the factories and industry are the main reason why the climate is getting hotter and why the seasons are changing so much. oh, i see that that thought brought up we audi vasa protect mother earth by farming the topsoil rather than digging it up with all that while i'm on the we saved the core of the earth by only making use of the outer layer and was i could i haven't let alone you're done with one. another blue developing nations are being pressure to plant more trees. but do state sponsored reforestation programs ignore the needs of local people? i cooling worries. the answer is yes. i sam opposite myself. what often happens? what's happening right now is that industrialized countries emit endless amounts of c o 2. and yet somehow we expect dev

cathy, a little bit of the young elders here, it's election day in costa rica where high unemployment and corruption a major issues for voters. they're also choosing a new president, and there's no shortage of choice with a record $25.00 candidates in the running. just as john holman reports, it is likely just the start of costa rica election saga. suppose ram presidential vote in which a crowded field of more than 2 dozen candidates will be we to down setting the scene for run off this april. you know, nobody seems to have the 40 percent vote to support would take when outright unless say that's because many of the populace remain underwhelmed by what's on offer. but there are still front runners. it's have a look in 1st place say post lice. jose maria forget is a former president in the 90s, this establishment candidate once a 2nd bite, is trading on his experience to get it will though a pass corruption scandal may trip him up, is if i easing what can leading to however we seat. these countries fully apart bit by bit, i'm offering my experience in government decision making and bui

cathy lopez or the on has more security forces were called in on monday night to surround the wealthy neighbourhood where the former president of on board as lives less than 3 weeks ago when orlando nun, this was in charge of the country now the u. s. is calling for his arrest. an expedition o prosecutors in new york have repeatedly accused and former president of involvement and drug trafficking, alleging his political rise was fueled by truck profits. i am under kind of a company what we've been calling for his arrest since 2015. when we denounce that, the former president was a drug trafficker corrupt and associated with criminal joe. and that was that i had known this was prison for 8 years. he was, prosecutors have accused him of receiving millions of dollars in exchange for protecting drug shipments through their country. the money was reportedly also used to bray politicians and help his political career. rather, not. the former prison has repeatedly denied the allegations in an audio recording on tuesday. he said he's willing to voluntarily turn himself in the story, but i tho

. >> next a conversation with congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers on china, human rights, and the 2022 winter olympics in beijing. she is the ranking member of the energy committee. this runs half an hour. i'm a senior fellow here at the hudson institute.

cathy cravens, the director of cornell university school of industrial and labor relations, and she says, american laws are antiquated. the momentum for the workers is accelerating, and i think it's going to be quite difficult for starbucks to work on. so many france at the same time. what starbucks has in its favor is that american labor law is extremely weak for employees in the private sector. so what there is one law, the national labor relations act that covers all private sector labor law throughout the entire united states. and that law is antiquated. it was passed in 1935, and there hasn't been any meaningful labor law reform in favor of workers since that time. so it allows, for example, for long delays. before employees get an election, it allows the employer to engage in a lot of tactics into union tactics against employees. and then even if the employees, when the remedies under the statute are very weak. so for example, the 6 employees, if they're terminated and that fills out the labor movement at that particular store, that the employer faces very, very low low remedies wh

i'm just curious, cathy as to this moment right now. what you in ron and kathy and, and simon thing describing is part of the internet parts of experiences that we've been able to have in the past. it's not just happening this year or the last 2 years. so this idea of the metaphors, it feels really buzzing right now. it's like, oh, this is gonna happen in the next 5 will 10 years. why? why is it come back as such, a big thing is that you as far as tech companies are concerned big and small. so hey, i remember speaking with laurie seagal at 60 minutes and she asked me in april 2021 is the member's real. and to that i said whether it's not whether it's real or not, we better get ready for it because you know, exercise. we had been observing this sort of evolution of technology. and then in october 2021 last year when the mark dr. burke, the ceo of facebook now called meta change, the name announced that they want to be the members company. it really just sort of exploded. it drove tremendous. we seem to look at it as a market opportunity

rather than a bit to overthrow him and military leaders in became the fast have lifted a nationwide cathy. it's been in place since they took over just over a week ago, ousted president, ross cavalry is on the house. the rest and west african regional blog. echo us a suspended, picking offence when the queue was carried down. leaders from the group we'll meet later in ghana to decide whether to impose sanctions. ambidextrous, is that in a crow the across time it was initially called to address the unfolding situation in booking possible but 2 days before it started, we also what happened in january. so now a lot of people here believe that we may not have seen or heard the last of such terms in west africa region that was notorious for who's in the past. now the question on everybody's lives, if, what, when west african leaders do to stop these attempts from recurring in the region? a lot of people say to little, because already these region is already fighting so many fires at the same time. and there is little appetite on the part of what steps can make to send improves to try to rest p

every day beatrice cathy, lonnie goes to the hospital in hurling them in the province of when a site is 2 weeks ago, her son was rushed here after inhaling contaminated cocaine. when a me for dinner wedding day, you know, my son is 41 years old. he's an addict, and i've tried to help him, but cannot. but that doesn't mean he deserves. what happened to him? i found him lying on the floor unconscious. he had a heart attack, it was terrifying. at least 24 people have died and more than 80 others have been hospitalized. all of the victims showed similar signs of sickness, breathing difficulties, convulsions and fatigue. police report so that the drugs were mixed with car fan tele, ether, synthetic drugs. that's $10000.00 times more powerful than morphine. it's mostly use in victory. nary mary thing to anesthetize large animals like elephants. it has a devastating effects and humanly the police immediately detain drug lord hawking aquino, known as held by sir suspected of selling the tainted drugs. the also captured at thousands of doses of cocaine in pink packages. the same packages the

accused in federal court in new york of receiving money from drugs cartels more in this report from cathy lopez or the young. ah, security forces were called in on monday night to surround the wealthy neighbourhood where the former president of underwood as lives less than 3 weeks ago when orlando hernandez was in charge of the country. now the u. s. as calling for his arrest and expedition. oh, prosecutors in new york have repeatedly accused and former president of involvement and drug trafficking, alleging his political rise was fueled by drop profits. i am under kind of a criminal. we've been calling for his arrest since 2015. when we denounced that the firm president was a drug trafficker corrupt and associated with criminal joe, and that was it. moon, this was president for 8 years. he was, prosecutors have accused him of receiving millions of dollars in exchange for protecting drug shipments through their country. the money was reportedly also used to bribe politicians and help his political career rather, not via the former cruiser, and has repeatedly denied the allegations in an a

i'm just curious, cathy as to this moment right now. what you in ron and cab and, and sam, a thing describing is part of the internet, parts of experiences that we've been able to have in the past. it's not just happening this year or the last 2 years. so this idea of the metaphors, it feels really buzzing right now. it's like, oh, this is gonna happen in the next 5 or 10 years. why? why is it come back as such a big thing intent as far as tech companies are concerned? a big and small so hey, i remember speaking with laurie seagal at 60 minutes and she asked me in april 2021 is the member's real. and to that i said whether it's not whether it's real or not, we better get ready for it because you know, exercise. we had been observing this sort of evolution of technology. and then in october 2021 last year when mark dr. burke, the ceo of facebook now called meta change, the name announced that they want to be the members company. it really just sort of exploded. it drove tremendous. we seem to look at it as a market opportunity and just,