i think we saw that coming, jason. pretty startling though this report when you look at the fact you have this outside i.t. person cooperating with the media, the law firm working with the clinton campaign. the words "his goal was to create an inference and narrative about donald j. trump that would please certain -- a political but nevertheless this race is serious questions. >> jason: it really does. this is far worse than watergate, quite frankly. i mean, you not only have a political campaign, a personal and individual, but also the white house itself, they are working to infiltrate and look at all of the data that they did not have privilege to go and see and share with the political campaign. if you follow the money from hillary clinton campaign, the dnc itself, going to perkins kuwait, michael sussmann involved with that, that organization, using that information that the fbi knew debunked and knew wasn't true. you have the director of national intelligence john ratcliffe foreshadowing there will be many more in

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>> jason: joe biden is supposed to win this! they are replacing a liberal judge with a liberal judge. the democrats have all of the senators they needed. this is when they are supposed to win! this is not a heavy lift for democrats. it can they get all the democrats behind him nominee? if so, they will have a new nominee. i think they have botched the rollout of this person, whoever the nominee is. i feel bad for them. i think they have been undercut, in terms of their credibility. >> harris: that's what i was saying to our last guest in the power panel. "all the women who were black are going to be qualified." who doesn't think that? that's not the point. the point is can you make it about merits of the person does not can undercut in the process? so interesting. a political piece also reporting that chatter about vice president kamala harris, the u.s. supreme court, opens a window into democrats deepest fears and aspirations. politico points out "harris won't be nominated, but ends can't stop talking about it. however implausi

it when it comes to laquan mcdonald and jason van dyke, listen, when jason van dyke murdered laquan mcdonald, several months after it happened, the u.s. attorney's office under the obama administration -- the united district -- united states district attorney for our district, when he was in office, he specifically said he wanted to wait for the state trial to play out first because if he were to take over and the case went south, he would not been able to hold jason van dyke accountable because of double jeopardy. so he wanted the state trial to play out first. but by the time the state trial played out, which was 2018, october 5, we had a new presidential administration that made it abundantly clear that there was not going to hold police officers accountable. basically, we have four years of a department of justice that did not actively have any civil-rights probe investigations actively going for anything regarding police. so here we are in 2021, 2022 with a new presidential administration that has to be reignited and re- reminded -- be reminded about this case of laquan mcdonald. we are

you brought it up before, jason . inflation, crime, border educationd , which is going to e a big, big issue in twenty twenty two obviously in the midtermsms. foreign affairs biden harris is in the thirties or twenties on approval now and i'll leave it here.ou the white house chief of staffat and ron klain telling democratic senators on the hill yesterday that biden is going to tout all of his first year achievements in the upcoming state of the union addresse because they honestly feel they haven't gotten enough credit for all they've done. so an endnd zone dance that doesn't look totally disconnected from reality or anything. jason right. yeah, that might be the shortest state of the union we've ever had in this country. inthat look, you're one of the smartest minds in understanding politics of what's going on . those numbers are so low that means you've got democrats leaving, independents leaving. it's unbelievable how low what in the world do democrats think that they have to run on at this point? well, they're in

jason: could be. it depends on how severe the situation gets. as of right now, there is a war going on between russia and ukraine. we don't know what the next steps are. right now, we do know that very quickly, the russians have taken out a lot of the air defense the ukrainians had in place. ukrainians had between 200 and 250 planes before this happened. the russians have between 4000 and 4500 planes. they have the superiority, but if they get bogged down into urban warfare, this could become very protracted. if this drags on, it is difficult to imagine farming and harvesting and all of the other economic activities that you normally see not being interrupted by a protracted conflict and occupation. gina: it is good to see you again, it is gina. an old colleague of yours. i'm curious, if you zoom out on the broader complex with natural gas and oil prices, we were in a state of supply shock, arguably, before this crisis. we are probably going to be in a state of supply shock for some time. to do you see as the primary beneficiaries of that supply

>> jason: well, putin is able to say whatever he wants to say. let's also remember that he went in and took about 25% of georgia and there were sanctions and there was no response. it was the democrats, it was barack obama mocking mitt romney sing what we have to worry about? you want to or 1980s foreign policy back? they are not a threat. what the democrats continue to go out and tell the world that global warming is the biggest threat to people's safety and security at this mess is the idea that there are thugs like boudin and russia that will go out and use force. when they instituted sanctions, as barack obama did end joe biden did come of the first time they went into crimea didn't really do anything. it wasn't a deterrent. it wasn't so severe that they said were not going to go back again. it was only donald trump who know how to use all of the levers, not just sanctions, but sanctions plus, in order to make sure that boudin wasn't on the march. as soon as donald trump is gone biden as they are, let's go marching in. they're going to take o

jason rantz joins us now. jason, wemented to have you on, you lived through this chaz chop protest in 2020, which covid-19 supportd and now are giving refunds back to people who support this trucker protest. it sounds like people calling out this double standard have a point. >> jason: no, actually chop and chaz was a street protest, summer of love that resulted in the murder of two black teenagers, rape of a woman and vandalism. you have actual protest in canada, they are saying, this is going too far, this is insurrection of sorts, take it down. gofundme supported the chop chaz movement by keeping up the campaign, they tweeted it out actively. they were not hiding support. this is another example of big tech getting involved politically and taking sides. i don't have a problem if any companies want to just be left-wing companies, stop pretending otherwise and telling us this is a site for all and anyone can use it. be hon sxeft say, we will pick and choose and lean left, if not go far to the left. if you don

and jason reached up, almost had it. and wearing his glove, i reached in front of him and snagged it out of the air. i still have the ball. the look on his face. >> jimmy: i heard through the grapevine that in the middle between the two games you got a massage at your house yesterday. is that true? [ laughter ] >> how did you hear that? >> jimmy: how does that work, exactly? do you tell everybody where you're headed for an hour? >> yeah, just all of the sudden i'm in a robe. actually, i told jason was so mad about it. because he thought it was really selfish that i was getting a massage. >> jimmy: you invited him to your home, and while you guys are there presumably watching the game together, excuse me for one hour. i'll be right back. >> so here's what happened. i told him the day before that i was getting a massage, and all hell broke loose. and he couldn't believe the news. what do you mean? i can tell he is just jealous. as we know, he likes nice stuff. and he needs to be taken care of. and so then he ended up just

i'm with jason. i think that people on both sides of the aisle if they're looking at the electoral count act of 1887 will say the vice president does not have unilateral power to deem who won an election or to overturn the election based on outlying situations. but donald trump was a little clever when he did argue that because there are constitutional scholars who believe that that act of 887 is flawed -- 1887 -- they talk about reform, but none of the reforms would change what jason outlined, and that is that the vice president simply is there to count the votes. howard: well, i totally agree that he didn't have the power. that's what mike pence concluded and what most lawyers and scholars say. on the other hand, it was a hard thing to do, and you're right, picking that very conservative organization to publicly break with president trump at least on this question. now, meanwhile, a new york times report says president trump pushed for or seriously considered having the federal government seize vot

thanks jason. thank you. so what's the bottom line? the good news is that there are some jobs out there and some even pay well, but guess what? inflation will eat your higher wages. quick fixes are just hard to find. the wealthy won't have a problem, but the vast majority of americans are gonna have to scramble harder than ever to pay their bills. fill their cars with gas, pay their rent by their medicine, and just pay more to survive and keep their heads above water. when the american standard of living takes a big hit, folks become really unhappy and unhappy voters punish the party in power, which is the democrats. they should be bracing for a very tough election battle this year, especially if things go from bad to worse, which i think they probably will. and that's the bottom line, ah, in washington dc with actually making a painting for unity, for people who are struggling out, you seem to want me to palestine, you seeking inspiration for striking you in the heart of the american capital. the benefit of street art is a kind of con

jason, starting with you, what got us here? >> so i think it leans back into some of the comments i made earlier today. i think when biden came out and talked about the sanctions and not them being overly hurtful from a sanction perspective and just what they could do for our country, i think technology started to run here. i think obviously the mega cap tech names have held up very well, and obviously, you're seeing some real strength in the cybersecurity names. zscaler, palo alto, crowdstrike, that has carried the market and the momeant nm to the end of the close. it's encouraging news. we'll see how the next couple days and weeks play out. but i think that was the catalyst for the run towards the end of the day >> you know, it's interesting, jason, we have all these analogs of markets in the past, buy the invasion, but none of them have come with the kind of monetary and fiscal backdrop we have, certainly none have come from the level of quantitative tightening that we now expect. does that make a lot of those analogs invali

thanks jason. thank you. so what's the bottom line? the good news is that there are some jobs out there and some even pay well, but guess what? inflation will eat your higher wages. quick fixes are just hard to find. the wealthy won't have a problem, but the vast majority of americans are going to have to scramble harder than ever to pay their bills. feel their cars with gas, pay their rent by their medicine and just pay more to survive and keep their heads above water. when the american standard of living takes a big hit, folks become really unhappy and unhappy voters punish the party in power, which is the democrats. they should be bracing for a very tough election battle this year, especially if things go from bad to worse, which i think they probably will. and that's the bottom line, ah right. as a weapon of war leaves the very deepest, scott, scott, so rule that the victims, men and women can barely talk about it. the only witnesses who can help bring about justice al jazeera fall as human rights campaign, as in libya, investigati

jason, thank you so much, jason nichols. they're talking to us from eliot city, maryland. thank you. peter. hong kong is facing increasing pressure to shift away from its no tolerance approach to the pandemic. as omicron casey's reach record levels. economists to warning failing to relax restrictions could jeopardize the regions role as a financial hub. brit clinic reports from hong kong. hong kong is known as asia's world city, that economists a warning that could soon change the territory as keeping in line with a 0 covey policy adopted by mainland china. locked downs and mass testing are common place and social distancing. restrictions have been extended, at least until mid february. people have been suffering a lot in the past 2 years and i doubt whether people can stand another 23 years in the current state. so to me, this is definitely not ideal. according to a report by the european chamber of commerce, hong kong international isolation could extend into 2024, or until mainland china reopened to the world. experts say, hong kong reputation could suffer long lasting

jason nichols. why did you quote is black history, mother? why did you quote the poet, reggie gibson, as americans we actually hate history, and what we love is nostalgia and i should say, of course sir frederick douglas. i think that's why it's in february in the u. s. a . favors the say said i have no patriotism. i cannot have any love for this country or its constitution. yeah, um, so i think there are a lot of things we could say about that. well, and in terms of the quote um with, you know, the gibson quote. basically we like to create narratives in this country. we like to create this narrative that on the united states, any problems we have, we fix that every that our, we establish this democracy, that if it's not perfect, it just gets more and more perfect as time goes on and that, you know, racism ended with dr. king, you know, we like to create these narratives instead of understanding that history is hard, history is difficult. and we need to confront our history in order to create a more perfect union and, and to bring justice to

jason: i think so. cpi is running 7.5%. the fed's preferred inflation measure is running 51/4 and 0% fed funds rate is inappropriate when inflation is that hot even if you think it will go back to where it was before the pandemic it is not appropriate to have the fed funds rate at 0. the sad part is it will make some tough choices which is to say it may have to suffer some declines or asset prices to fight inflation so particularly for investors on the risk curve, buying stocks that are trading multiple of sales, crypto currencies, things that are more marginal or benefit a lot from 0 cost to capital, that is coming to an end. to bake that into their expectations for how that affects the economy. jack: before i let you go you have created a new etf that invests in companies that spend a lot on lobbying. it works but it is outperforming. >> we created that etf and another one, macro somatic opportunities fund but the global policy opportunities fund focuses on companies that know how to maneuver levers of government. it is s

jason, what do you tell her? >> it's a nice gain. so for me, p & g i like p & g here 2.2% yield in the latest quarter, sales are up 6%, but i really saw how they've managed this inflationary environment so they've demonstrated strong pricing power and p & g would be the pick for me. >> steph, you're talking about j & j at the very top and here you go again, j & g, right >> it's a 2.5% yield and it's been growing that yield consistently every year, in addition to buying back stock, but you have the state of the art pharma company and double-digit growth and they have 19 novel drugs in their pipeline anywhere fra a billion to 5 billion in peak sales in oncology that's their strength and the med tech business is recovering and will continue to recover and they'll spin out the consumers so i think they're doing all of the right things and that's a name you can sleep at night with. not a lot of volatility and not a lot of beta. >> josh brown, what do you like for dividends? >> just to be clear, i don't give advice to the public and when i

thanks jason. thank you. so what's the bottom line? the good news is that there are some jobs out there and some even pay well, but guess what? inflation will eat your higher wages. quick fixes are just hard to find. the wealthy won't have a problem, but the vast majority of americans are going to have to scramble harder than ever to pay their bills. feel their cars with gas, pay their rent by their medicine and just pay more to survive and keep their heads above water. when the american standard of living takes a big hit, folks become really unhappy and unhappy voters punish the party in power, which is the democrats. they should be bracing for a very tough election battle this year, especially if things go from bad to worse, which i think they probably will. and that's the bottom line ah, from international politics to the global pandemic, and everything in between. it did not respect poor people and your our planet promised to ensure the safety of women, what path dr. pulled back that people actually have more feel. why is the u. k,

sergeant jason robinson, a bold medal. officer nick suslow gold medal. and sergeant jason garden, sergeant brent bradford, sergeant jessie cruz, sergeant justin bugaran, officer cody barnes, officer steven grich, officer fortuno, and officer wilson are awarded the bronze medal of valor. and castro. [ applause ] >> sergeant michael harrah. [ applause ] sergeant jason garden. [ applause ] sergeant jessie cruz. [ applause ] sergeant justin bugaran. [ applause ] officer cody barnes. [ applause ] officer steven grich. [ applause ] officer azarius castro. [ applause ] officer austin wilson. [ applause ] and officer brent bradford. [ applause ] next, captain robertier with sergeants martin layler adam plantinga and officers tracy martin, antonio claudo, matthew o'leary, michael toomy. and the others weren't able to attend tonight. >> good evening everyone. before i begin, i'd like to congratulate all the attendees and also i wanted to also mention as i'm sure everyone is fully aware of this incident that i'm going to speak about, but one person that won't be me

time now to check in with our sports director jason dumas jason joins us live from the newsroom with the latest on the 49 er loss. what's next? and? >> jason, kind of hard to tpwatch. wasn't it? >> yeah, it was a tough watch, especially that melt down in the 4th quarter. he's been of the day sense that niners season and it in the team is back here in the bay. now it was a sobering end to a roller coaster season. now we look to what is next. players will go through their exit interviews over the next couple of days and the organization will have some tough choices to make. one thing that was different this year than in any other year was the fact that the nfl added an extra game. the niners ended up playing 20 games over a 21 week span and they have to early as by week in the nfl this season. it was back on october, 17th. so all in all, they played 15 straight weeks. we all know the nfl is a brutal business and everyone is going through the same thing more left. but that surely doesn't make it any easier. >> it's a long season that takes a toll on her body. but it just makes me really

appreciate jason. yeah. >> team usa did not place in a men's snowboarding competition, but there is still some hope for the men's curling team. curling matt barnes has the latest from beijing. >> happy tuesday from beijing where team usa is looking to add to its medal count in men. snowboard big air team usa had 2 athletes with dreams of reaching the podium. but coming up short. but in speech to the u.s. men's team pursuit comes through after a disappointing loss in the semifinals, the americans race to a bronze given the u.s. it's 17. the medal overall medal hopes remain alive. ferments currently as team schuster gets a huge win in the morning session over switzerland with wins against denmark and italy in their final 2 round robin games, the defending gold medalists will advance to the semifinals in women's figure skating is underway. russian figure skater kamila but is allowed to compete despite a positive doping test that is still under investigation. she is the gold medal favorite. the u.s. trio o

jason , is it what what is said thereby? acosta they're acting like well, if we even i have some credible any credible conservatives on their air, it would be an abomination. that's what he saying. a little balance is bad. yeah.'t they wouldn't want any ballots which would ted turner started over there at cnn was innervated was needed. it was it was new . and then jeff zucker showed up on the scene at just drove the thing right into the dirtun and down into the ground to the point that the only people that are watching this are the poor people that cnn paid those airports to run them in the airports. that's the only people that areh watching cnn at this point. i mean, their numbers are so abysmal and for hours to suggest that what's wrong with two consenting adults? you can't sleep, touchwo? and manipulate somebody who works for you. it's not a complicated equation. all right. n now we go from zucker to covid hysteria. here is msnbc medical contributor zeke emanuel with the usual fearr mongering with the omicron variant. kid

that's jason. the fast freedom convoy ontario organizer now, brussels has become a focal points of the canada inspired freedom convoy movements. we've protested across the u descending on the belgian capital throughout the day to meet the views . heard on the koby restrictions, the streets lotes more like a war zone with barricades bob wire and police folks all in place. artsy showed to bend ski was an our crew caught these images from the thick of the action. ah, i am with youth ted's times here in the belgian capital of brussels, where we have already seen scuffles between the police and the protest is the small crime. it's gathered here in the european court, near the commission and the parliament and what they try to do in the last hour is to move where they were outside the park to join up with another protest. i want to give you a sense of the cry. i would say a more they found is as they were moving down the street, the police came in and blockaded them. you can see the police now creating a

so jason feronda coming on. this took care of wag the dog when it comes to ukraine, boris johnson under trouble in big trouble. you have politically, joe biden releasing pictures of him, of very she described a massacre otherwise described as the killing of a nicest leader. all the women and children apparently have been killed. and of course, biden deploying thousands more. us soldiers across european union countries against russia is by them, wagging the dog. i think um, you know, joe biden, to this point um, a lot of the posture hasn't been as bad as, as i was afraid that it may be in the sense that i, i think ukraine people were here were afraid. and there were people who are warmongers on, on cable news here in the united states were talking about the possibility that we could have a war with russia and looking to intervene on behalf of ukraine. i think that jo biden's been, are somewhat careful in saying that look, any kind of retaliation for an invasion of ukraine, which i don't think is going to happen.

jason nichols. why did you quote is black history month? the why did you quote the poet, reggie gibson, as americans we actually hate history. and what we love is nostalgia and i should say, of course sir frederick douglas, i think that's why it's in february in the u. s. i famously say said i have no patriotism. i cannot have any love for this country or its constitution. yeah, um, so i think there are a lot of things we could say about there won't rent in terms of the quote i'm with, you know, the gibson quote. basically we like to create narratives in this country. we like to create this narrative that on the united states, any problems we have, we fix that every that we establish this democracy. that if it's not perfect, it just gets more and more perfect as time goes on and that, you know, racism ended with dr. king, you know, we like to create these narratives instead of understanding that history is hard, history is difficult. and we need to confront our history in order to create a more perfect union and, and to bring justice to eve

talk to jason nichols. i'll stop you there. more of this break plus on us national black h i v aids awareness day will ebay vaccine against h. i v, affecting any 40000000 people after the success of vaccines against covered all of them all coming up about to have going undergrad. ah ah, is this the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? russian nato are at an impasse. both have presented their visions of pan europeans security. needless to say, there is no meeting of minds as diplomacy in exhaust with plenty more, they directly re sell, advertise as content to us, and decide who sees what content when and how much of it. facebook claims that these algorithms are there to learn about our specific preferences. actually this is untrue. their shape, my preference is to morrow the person finds a fake, poor, legit, video. when it saying the earth is flat, then this content ranks. huh. at least 20 percent or maybe even 40 percent or pretty. that is true is a very dangerous thing. welcome back. i'm still here with the award

and jason, i don't know. i said that when i was in government at the time with the exception of barbara jordan, she was not bar. would you or i'm sorry, beverly barbara lee was the only one who stepped out and said, why don't we take a breather? you know what i mean? before we go into iraq, i mean, you just said about democracy fighting with crazy, what is all this? i mean, you've been tweeting about it, and biden has been trying to do something about. and i mean, did, you know, the whole point of the american revolution was to have to bow because he, what do you mean? you know, you have democracy there at the moment is, is that way? there is a need for freedom to vote acts and the john lewis voting rights act. yeah. and i think that democracy on so many levels and, and from so many directions is, are under threat right now. and i, you know, you say job, i'm so trying to do something about it. i'm saying he's not doing enough. i think that there's many, there are many things that he could be doing. and i thin

i'm jason dumas, scrum for sports. >> thanks so much, jason. the story of tonight's game that 4th quarter collapse. the maps one on a 13 to 5 run down the stretch. this game was all about momentum when dallas got hot in the 4th and that momentum started to shift, the dubs just fell apart. when you look at the stat sheet, the words right there in every category, they dallas pretty tough on the boards. 45 to 44 dallas with a slight edge. the dubs move the ball better than the 27 assists to the mavericks. 16 golden state also had more steals and less true turnovers. really? the only problem category was the fouls head coach steve kerr. the players all said they didn't fight when the shots weren't falling. they essentially gave up and quite simply they didn't close it out. kerr says he hopes this is a lesson for his team moving forward and it will have to be if they have championship aspirations when the playoffs come around, you have to be able to close out games that you're winning for 3 full quarters. all right. on to some positive news we're ce

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jason, i wish i knew. i spent about six hours with him interviewing him in 2010, and the things that struck me was, first, of course, of how cool and aloof he was and how unwilling he was to ingratiate himself in any way, but also how deeply affected he was by grievance, by the fact that he believed the west disregarded russia. he said in that interview t greatest tragedy of the 21st century was the dissolution of the soviet union. if you can imagine that. so, he's animated by grievance. by the way, his campaign slogan, of course, for his whole presidency is, make russia great again. why he's doing it now, rather than when his ally, donald trump, was in office, i don't know. perhaps he perceives the west is weak and divided, which is what he is trying to do. i think the rational calculus is hard to make. i mean, mike mcfaul wrote a column recently about how he was with putin and biden, and putin said to biden, you think because i look like you, i think like you. i don't. we don't know how he thinks. >> fra

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so often they do in these nomination battles as jason just pointed out. let's focus on the substance. and, of course, she's much more liberal than republicans would like just as president trump's nominees were much more conservative than democrats would like. that's why we have elections, and it's nice to have both of you here. marie harp, jason chaffetz, thanks very much for helping us out. >> thank you. howard: still to come, cnn has picked a new president, and an emotional interview with the husband of alec baldwin's accidental victim. the buzz meter next. ♪ ting freedom from pain, with fewer pills than tylenol. instead of taking pills every 4-6 hours, aleve works up to 12-hours so you can focus on what matters. aleve. less pills. more relief ♪ howard: time to race the clock on in this week's buzz meter. go. cnn has picked a new president to replace jeff zucker. chris licht, revitalized cbs this morning before becoming stephen colbert's producer. it shows it wants a new direction for left-leaning cnn, its ceo has even talked about returning to stra

what you think of this, jason? >> it's a very serious allegation. i'm glad the inspector general, who is the right person to actually conduct this investigation, gets to the bottom of this. i hope the congressman has some evidence of it. capitol police have had a good experience with them, i think there are definitely some flaws and what they do, but given the serious nature of this allegation, remember, the capitol hill police reports up and threw the speaker of the house, and unless there is probable cause, unless they had some reason to do this, it better not be some political shenanigans, but again, i think the evidence needs to be put forth because of the allegation is very serious. >> shannon: and leslie, some of the reporting out of political, u.s. capitol police had gone into a member's officey open the door, took a picture of things on a whiteboard which turned out to be some legislative things, working on, nothing to hide there, but sent people back to question staffers and kind of confusing at a little overwhelming to feel like the people

jason whitlock has covered sports all his life. almost 35 years. a recent episode of "tucker carlson today," we asked, what are we watching? he is the one man who can tell us. he said sports are the one way ideologues on one side of the political scale can reach everybody. it's an interesting explanation. listen to this. ♪ ♪ >> sports are basically the only way to reach a massive audience live television. it used to be the tv show "dallas" or "hill street blues." they can all reach pretty substantial audiences. because of dvr and people watch tv when they want, they fast-forward through commercials, the only way for advertisers to reach a large amount of viewers and have been captured is through live sports. so once that became the reality, sports became more of a target of the left in terms of, if you want to reach a large segment of americans and move them politically or whatever message you want to get out, it really has to be done in sports. you have to have an alliance with the nfl, the nba, major league baseball. so sports became a target

thank you for that jason, good morning. you reported revenues that beat expectations as well and in spite of that, what wire seeing is a lot of uneasiness. and you are trying to focus on what are you calling con friday bus positive, profit positive st states is that meaningful to investors if it excludes the marketing spend which is your bege biggest right now? >> i think as you know contribution profit does include marketing spend. i think that you are confusing it with gross profit contribution profits is gross profit minus marketing spend >> why are we seeing the stock down 20% if that is the up side that you are seeing by the end of the year? >> i can't predict twhat the market is going to do. takes it is a wild market. i think what we're doing is very consistent we've been managing two to three year path of profitability we have five that are positive now. five more on slate by end of the year so i think that the model is working. and you know, we'll play the long game here i'm very confident that once the market settl

jason marie and shawn, jason -- umi show, ungrateful, i don't do conspiracy radio. however, this story is beyond. >> i don't do that either. however, let's live in a world in which whatever this type of thing happens, wouldn't that be perfect cover for somebody to go do something? if they were going to try to murder someone, wouldn't you do it out of time for afterwards everyone would take obviously this is too crazy to have been a conspiracy? they could have actually happened. it's just a coincidence, relax. that is the cover to do these things and i want to know where hillary and bill clinton were. guy: it sounds like you are plotting, this is how i could get away with it. >> well, if i was going to do it, now would be the type. guy: 's lack of security camera against? can at least do a new plot twist to keep it more interesting? ,. >> but it worked the first time so why not now with this guy? when i do it again? my heart wants to go to the conspiracy theory but if you are either epstein or brunel? i'm going to sit in front of the camera and give those who partici

>> thanks for having me, jason. i think you went to me first because i'm at your alma mater. >> there's that too. >> listen, this is part of the playbook, right? republicans understand how to gin up their base. they know that certain buzz words, certain cultural issues, certain issues around race, because let's be honest here, they chose the term crack pipe because i'm sure that in those circles, that is a euphemism for urban, black crime. this is the way that people -- that the fear factor that republicans use to do this. they've done this historically. welfare queens in the '80s. the willie horton ad. you know, those are all things that they know work for their constituency, which is unfortunate, but it's politics. what's scary here, and i know clint will talk about this, is the fact that it seems as though the republican party and the right-wing ecosystem on the other side is more interested in conspiracy theory than actual fact, and these conspiracy theories are dangerous. let's go back to pizzagate. remember th

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jason? >> in watergate you had a campaign for burglars to go in and we saw how that ended up night have the hillary clinton campaign the dnc paying for been to the dialogue firm who is headed up the efforts there are about one dozen others to go through this. the allegation is they said you don't know who we are working for in the efforts we are doing have nothing to do with the campaign but it is follow the money. this is where i see that darren has a strong case because you follow the money if they are in their literally hacking the campaign, the white house, donald trump and the healthcare provider that is an interesting one i'm just guessing going after donald trump medical records and things like that not only will the tech form be held liable they will be prosecuted as well i think america is fed up with this. the one that i hold accountable is adam shift because i don't think take sullivan should hold a security clearance based on the information publicly available for the people on h

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