>> well, brett taylor is having a big week i think everybody knows he had an amazing time with google and created google maps and he started a company acquired by facebook he became the ceo of facebook. that facebook started another company which salesforce acquired him the last 5.5 years. he has had a phenomenal run at salesforce and appointed the coo. congratulation on being the co--coo of salesforce. i couldn't be happier for you, congratulations. >> it's an incredible privilege. we have a life-long friendship and partnership. >> all right so let's dispel some things immediately. there were people who felt when you needed a previous co--ceo, therefore, you were done, going to the beach are you going to the pipe, run for president or whatever or stay at co-ceo >> jim, i love salesforce. you know that. you know, you've seen me with our commerce and how much fun i have with all of our stakeholders i'm never leaving salesforce this is my life pursuit. i couldn't be more thrilled to have a great partner here with brett taylor he's amazing this is my dream that brett would come in the co

from september 2, 2020, to present, google is up 73 microsoft up 46. s&p up 30. apple up 23. it's been a real laggard since that blow-off. look at the next slide, data table. what's happened over the past month? the exact opposite tremendous performance from apple. relative strength, one of the great factors in investing is showing us that something is going on three charts an apple chart that picks up the covid low. no judgments or annotations by me next chart, draw some lines. one way to draw the lines, my eye sees, and we are moving above that upper bound the final chart, a short-term chart, it puts it all in context. this is the definition of a breakout, a textbook move to a new high if you look at all the factors that one can look at earnings revisions or evaluation or balance sheet leverage, over time one of the great factors in investing is relative strength today's relative strength in and of itself is nothing short of shocking >> back to microsoft, carter i couldn't help but to notice the big gains that we saw up 46% and then unchanged over the past month. is that ju

because google knows this happen they staff engineers. twitter knows 10% of all public tweets end up going out, and people analyze those and because twitter knows someone is b watching, they behave better. i think in the case of facebook and even private groups there shouldwh be some bar which we s enough people have seen it's not private. if w we want to catch national security threats weio need to he not just the people at facebook, we need to have 10,000 researchersng looking at it. i think in addition to that we have accountability on things & understanding whether or not our children are safe. >> a report on friday suggesting there's an algorithmic bar politically. do you think that's unique to twitter or facebook has had something included in the way these algorithms and these platforms with all their algorithms are d designed to optimize clicks and therefore there's somethingme about certa types of political content that makes it more extreme that is endemic to all these social mediaan companies? >> i am not aware of any research t

and if you don't believe me, take out the smartphone, google 15-week baby and click on images. roe and casey made it illegal for states like mississippi to enforce laws to protect babies like this one on the grounds that this baby cannot survive outside the womb. there was a point called viability. roe and casey's viability line is arbitrary, it's unscientific, it's morally repugnant, because in 1973 babies could survive outside the womb at 28 weeks of pregnancy. today babies are surviving outside the womb as early as 21 weeks, but not yet as early as 15 weeks. it is barbaric to deny lifesaving protections to a helpless preborn child like this one simply because she cannot survive outside the womb. the reality is even a full-term 40-week-old baby needs nurturing, care, and medical assistance to survive outside the womb. a full-term baby about delivered at 40 or 41 weeks still requires the nurturing and the care of the parent to survive outside the womb. they've got to be fed, they've got to be kept warm, they've got to be taken care of. they can't do it on their own. martin lut

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there about there are can national team, especially in english because unfortunately when you put into google, iraq, iraq for bo, everything just negative. so i try to fix that. i'm bring news to to well about iraq football looking forward to hearing from you in just a moment. lee wellings might as well just move into the stream office. hello lee. welcome back to the stream. around our audience. here you are what you do, garbage journalist and a bold cost is specializing in sports for 30 years and, and also to my family 1st book. the delete of that which is about sports in society is coming out early next year. and it shows how or concentrate on a lot of matters off the pitch. not just what's happening on the oh, we have so many big gets on to day. shall i rob? tell everybody who you are. what you do yonder surprise leaves not got all his books ready behind him say you were to advertise in the world are on global sport correspond they say city press cover a lot of sickly for all matters on and off the page. so that means a lot of the football politics, how things all intersect with the geo po

place representative, a major class action lawsuit against the big tech giant, including facebook, google and twitter, as well as their ceos. mark zuckerberg, sunday her book j, and jack dorsey 3 will 9. this was jeff dorsey, in a 2018 senate intelligence committee hearing on capitol hill. the topic was foreign influence operations on social media use. we found ourselves unprepared and ill equipped for the immensity of the problems that we've acknowledged. abuse, harassment troll armies, propaganda through bots and human coordination. miss information campaigns and divisive filter bubbles. that's not a healthy public square is town was almost apologetic, but take a listen to his change in tune 2 years later, in october of 2020, after censoring the new york post twitter account. the new york post was founded by alexander hamilton. and your position is that you can sit in silicon valley and demand the media that you can tell them what stories they can publish. and you can tell the american people what reporting taken here. is that right? no, this was a, you know, every person, every, every

there were five stocks, apple, google, amazon, microsoft. those are the stocks that don't have extraordinarily high pes that we can still count on going forward. after that year end a half ago the narrow leadership the market defined for that year end a half so it's about separating nonprofitable tech gross stocks from those that have stable earnings from liquid cash flows and we think will produce good results for investors into 2022. charles: so we both say don't panic although david is more in coal and that's why we love them. very much appreciated. crude oil continues to fall that has been buying off. one of the best oil analyst at the coming up. also, another bombshell today, basically admit to tax laws in order to promote a complete government makeover takeover of our tax system and might even violate the constitution. i can't wait to hear what he has to say about it. he's after the break. ♪♪ 's jay powell testifying in front of the senate banking committee today where he spoke on inflation and the economy were progressive such as

there was a hologram performance by as, but by google, the regions most famous singer photos, from lebanon, and one person from laven. and he has told me that they were in t is hearing hearing that performance. and it was really a message of, of unity through the ceremony. there was a medley of, of old, in the national anthems at the $1610.00 teams taking part in this arab cup. and really this arab capa and next to his world cup, which is the 1st and the middle east, is really about putting this region on show it's about, it's, as it's culture it's, it's history. and you know, that is really being seen in the way that the events are being held around the city right now. there's an international food festival is also a festival of traditional sailing shows, hoping that this these competitions to see us and next year we'll spock more excitement and possibly a future football sta. thank you for that lexia brian that see lucky that watching the game with the fans and show that was a great atmosphere. she mentioned now the car talk. i'm grabbing all the headlines, but that was not the 1st match

you can get both on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets, or google play in the apple app store by searching portable tv. also check out portable dot tv and we will see you next time with with for the postal service delivers a 155000000000 pieces of mail every year. approximately 40 percent of the world's mail right now. the us postal service is in the flight of its life facility that is really bad financial shape. now facing default, the postal service is a cash cow and there was a way to pull money out of the postal service to put into a federal budget. there was a mandate that you bring in a $100000.00, new revenue every month. the nature of privatization in the us postal service is very much hidden from public view. it's privatization from the inside out. why? that's a big business in money. it's not about the public and given them a service that they deserve. it's not about quality train workers, it's about the money in the origin. the new cobit straightens. of the question those dutch health officials say on the chrome was detected in the netherlands

i think it will be the stalwarts of, you know, google, amazon, you know, a larger cap companies that can continue to grow. even when you look at the p/es of those, while they're not low by any means, they're nowhere near the more speculative p/es of the others. i would stick. you know, cash wouldn't be a problem in that scenario having said that, i think it is unlikely i think the world is tired of shutdown and is willing to take more health risks now to keep things open. i think better would be this would be a huge push towards vaccines and to pushing that road along, which i think in the end would be quite helpful to the market >> chris, great to get your thoughts thank you. >> thank you, melissa. >> chris grisanti. >>> activist janet partners has a new target in its sight. let's get to leslie picker for a market flash >> melissa, that's right jana partners looking for zendesk. shares are trading higher on the news, first reported by "the wall street journal. momentive coming back about 2.7% right now. i'm told the activism shop sent a letter to zen desk i have not been able to con

if you try and create another platform, apple and amazon and google will make sure that no one can subscribe to your platform. they will implement all these arbitrary rules that you can never abide by to make sure that nothing like that ever gains purchase. so it isn't just about healthy conversations. it's about right conversations. conversations that they deem right. and it. >> harris: or left. >> kennedy: conversations in the "new york post" when they were publishing contents of hunter biden's laptop before the election in 2020, their twitter account was halted so people couldn't retweet that content and they couldn't post anything new until they posted an apology for doing actual journalism. and, you know, all of that has been proven correct and they have been justified in their reporting. jack dorsey was very, very annoying. i knew so much about him. he walked to work. he meditated two hours a day. he drank lemon salt water, blah, blah, blah. i think what the new c.e.o. is doing is more dangerous. >> harris: kayleigh your thoughts on this. >> kayleigh: healthy conversation. i was readin

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google is well taking over, but it looks that he is continuing with the kind of, you know, crack down approach on what can and cannot be posted and who can be visible on the network. and this is not how it's been because previously it is, there has been a shift in how to handle this sort of also sorts of control the c on its platform because it's not used to be and twitter is, you know, executive offices, they have been pro freedom of speech, one of our core values is respect and defend the users voice were the free speech wing of the free speech party. we believe our purpose is to serve the public conversation and that does take a stance around freedom of expression and defending freedom of expression as a fundamental human rights. and so, compared to the statement of prague or while from the last year when he said, when he basically said that everybody can, most people can, you know, speak on the platform. but he also said that he says the twitters role is to who gets the spotlight so he can speak. but if you don't get any shares and likes than the you, you will remain pretty much i

it's so easy to do salvation army usa.org, you can give through venmo, through google pay and now is the time now is the time to do it. >> but when you think about salvation army, it's that iconic kettle what goes through your mind when you see them ringing the bell? >> it obviously reminds me of christmas joy, but also, it's a reminder that, like, anybody can give, right? like it really is. even the smallest amount can go a very, very long way. look, people shouldn't be worried about whether they're going to put food on the table or give christmas gifts, right >> right >> so we can help out with that. salvation army.org >> twitch, thank you so much good to see you. merry christmas. >> absolutely, man >> coming up next, we're going to find out how life has been treating kathie lee. and i think it's been pretty, pretty, pretty good. first time back in studio 1a in two years. >>> plus, the inspiring new project that's been keeping her busy fit, this is "today" on rsnb [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] lisa looks like you've... [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] lisa, you might be on mute.

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kumasi: google employees claimed they were fired after calling out people. reggie: here's a look at the new york stock exchange is morning. we are considerably down to start the day. we will check again in a few minutes. kumasi: facing the iconic macy's windows. what is happening at union square today. mike: let's take a look at what's going on with our weather. where going to start with some local temperatures. those are going to be down in the south bay, or we have got anywhere from 40 in places like santa clara and camel to 54 degrees on the others. 42 in allen rock, or the five down in morgan hill. 49 right now. as of the cool spots in danville. san francisco is in the 50's. we are looking at what is shaping up to be a very sunny and hazy afternoon. it is a good one for yardwork. i was love this time of the year. have one more big massive cleanup of the yard before putting the decorations up and don't have to do it again until february. it is kind of nice. i was out of the pool yesterday. it is a little warm, so take some extra water. as we watch the fog

microsoft will be battling it out with google, and apple and years to come. lauren: speaking of capital gains taxes, taxing wealth, that is very much on the table for build back better? the bill passed the house, go through the senate can it still provide wealth in the country? is that something we see on the horizon? >> the current administration wants to attack the wealthy and the successful. it is never worked in the past, previous administration, the successful people as we are seeing from a lot of people. it is going to pass, we will keep a favorable tax rate, we have wealthy people figuring out the best way to find the tax haven. i would not be concerned about that. lauren: don't move there permanently because we will miss you. the office plans, most workers at goldman sachs and morgan stanley, are back on a rotational basis. they have been back in the market since september. wells fargo bringing them back in the new year. goldman adding new benefits so their employees don't burn out, increasing retirement contributions offering 6-week sabbaticals offer

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>> interesting note yesterday, that the heads of ibm, microsoft, twitter and google are now all immigrants raised in india. remarkable. >> i'm so proimmigration half the people probably hate that when you look at salesforce, always has the list of people who weren't born here. maybe that's our nation's strength is the melting pot. >> for a long period of time >> remember your parents were saying, we have a melting pot. that's good. then the melting pot turned out to be a witch's brew. >> don't go back too many generations for us all -- >> 1848, my grandma. >> 1848? >> yeah, out of germany. i'm not on the mayflower. >> i forget adobe. >> that's a lot of value those guys have created. >> yes >> we'll get cramer's mad dash and countdown to the opening bell the volatility continuing today. wee ckn mont'rba ia me you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire what's strong with me? i know when i'm ready

advertising, you figure they are up against the likes of google and facebook when it comes to driving the ad dollars. it shows up in the stock's relative performance. twitter has not been able to keep up. kailey: we could rely on you every day tweeting out your charts and stock of the day. will we still get those pix? david: it is an interesting question. we will be able to keep up chart of the day. she will be taking over much of what i do. tom: she drink the kool-aid? david: i hope so. it delivered what needed to be. we will keep up some of that. some of that may pass with the history. we will see how it all shakes out. tom: david wilson will be with us tomorrow. thank you. we will see you tomorrow. jonathan: celebration of dave for the next 24 hours. 37, the youngest ceo on the s&p 500 now. he was born earlier than zuckerberg. zuckerberg now in the second spot. tom: i don't have any real wisdom on it. we use twitter like crazy. it has been a huge benefit to all of team surveillance. i don't understand the revenue production. jonathan: most people would say they don't understand how

like google just claimed that is what the company is supposed to do. brian: they do that in theory, they will lose users. their value will drop and they will be forced to maybe balance it out. but that's theory. maybe they are never going to actually thanks vivek. >> thank you. brian: check in with janice dean who promised to do the weather. janice: stay tuned 36 in chicago. 35 in new york. 36 in atlanta. so it's cold but there is warm air coming in the next couple of days for much of the country. we do have a couple of quick moving storm systems bringing potential for lake-effect snow and interior section snow. this is through thursday. so a few inches here and there along the coast mainly a rain event and the moisture is not what it typically is with an area of low pressure. these are quick moving storms. they are not grabbing a lot of that moisture. however, the northwest, you have been socked in with storm after storm after storm. another round of more rain today along the coast and some mountain snow and then things will start to calm down across

we also have this big day from the tech giants, the digital players, you know, apple, google, amazon, salesforce, et cetera now these stocks can perform well earnings wise both with big reopening or even if there's some type of slow down or potential reclosing in places because they're agnostic no how people are working and where they are when they are receiving their communications and sending them and they're a big part of the market so that's almost a protective bubble we think you have to believe that both sides are possible buyers, sellers, weakness, better news, and so try to find the middle ground where you have some reopening, some steady growth, play those types of names on both sides of the spectrum, and there are names that, of course, are way down, because there's a lot of tax selling. if you look at disney, discovery, auto desk, vertext, bumble, beyond meat because once they started to go down, they continued to hammer, hammered by investors who need some place to take losses versus the big gains we've had this year. >> if everybody is looking at 12 months at the world, w

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google cdc fully vaccinated definition. updated on october 15th 2021. if you are fully vaccinated two weeks after your second dose of the vaccine in most cases, that needs to be updated. if we are saying that you need a third dose and in the center of this new variant, to prevent you from seeing somebody like me. we need to update the definition. i'll tell you right now, those that are unvaccinated that are reachable are asking people hey doc, how does that make any sense. i thought only needed to, but about three? if this initial series is intended from keeping us away from the hospital, the initial series like the hepatitis series when we were younger requires three shots. well that's okay. we are learning as we are going, we'll have to update it to remain consistency. in sort of a logical train of thought here so people can understand and follow along. i am just a late person, here but i am certainly going on the assumption that somewhere tonight, somewhere this past weekend, somebody landed at jfk at l.a.x., at sea tack and they have got this varian

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it is weird but, do yourself a favor, google the phrase queen of canada, a pops liz, hi. there is a queen of canada. you forget these things. what's barbados's doing tonight is also something that australia held a national referendum, on as recent as 1999. but that referendum lost, and so queen elizabeth is still there head of state as well. if you can, both queen of australia, once again, there she is. queen elizabeth, queen of australia. but tiny barbados population 285,000 they will make their break as of midnight. there will no longer be a queen of barbados. neither elizabeth or anyone else. changes are, change seems impossible until change happens. it's kind of an amazing thing, what are you doing with your monday after thanksgiving? barbados is leaving the british mark are key. that's what they're doing. what's on your to do this? tonight we have a lot of news that we are watching in addition to that midnight ceremony coming up to the caribbean. our government here in the united states, for example, is due to run out of money and shut down at the end of the week. on

google maps, google pay. a lot of our journey to bring google play to more people is playing out in this region is -- in asia as well. i'm excited about cloud. the companies there are transforming -- very exciting for us. a super dynamic region that i feel like we are learning at google being in the region. so, i think it will transform. the first 10 years i would've said we brought it to apac. over the years we are starting to build things there and some of our future global products will be apac first. emily: you cannot talk about it without talking about china and you're facing stiff competition from chinese tech giants there. what should u.s. policymakers know about competing with china? sundar: there's a lot of conversations about u.s. and china. a combination of fear. ai and quantum computing where we are investing a lot. chinese companies are neck and neck. what i think about, i'm encouraged by the news coming out of -- about the u.s.-china agreement on climate. to me, while we talk about all the areas

you have google trying to kind of find its next big thing after search and even when you think about where all these other companies are going apple went from being already a large company to being one of the largest tech companies in history and that was all under 10 cook. so for twitter. a lot of this opportunity is saying, ok, well, maybe we reconsider the way we handle stuff like harassment maybe we start reconsidering the way we handle how we build community and what we look at community, what we think of as a good community on twitter. >> dorsey co-founded twitter in 2006. he served as ceo until 2008 before being pushed out of the role he returned to lead the social media giant again in 2015 after former ceo costolo stepped down twitter. shares have jumped 85% since dorsey took over as ceo 6 years ago. >> foia money experts are predicting nearly 63 million shoppers are expected to take advantage of cyber monday deals. well, it's not too late for you to still take part. rich demuro has some tips on how to tackle one of the busiest shopping days of the year. >> cyber monday is on

google c.d.c. fully vaccinated definition. updated on october 15. says that you are fully vaccinated two weeks after the second dose of the vaccine. in most cases. that needs to be updated. if you need a third dose and the setting of the new variant to prevent you from seeing somebody like me. update the definition. those who are unvaccinated that are reachable are asking how does it make sense? i thought i needed two. what about three. if this initial series is intended to keep us away from the hospital, that initial series like the hepatitis series when we were younger. requires three shots. that's okay. we're learning as we're going. we have to update it to maintain consistency and sort of a logical train of thought. so people with understand and follow along. >> i'm just a layperson here. i'm certainly going on the sujs that somewhere tonight somewhere this past weekend, somebody landed at jfk, lax, c tack. and they got the variant. that it's here. it just hasn't popped up in a measurable way. perhaps a hole in the testing. is that your assumpti

double collision and both dizzy location angela said, don't just go to martinez with 19 years old on google. yeah. okay. during the 1st wave of cove at 19 india's child, helpline, 1098, responded to more than 400000 coals in just 3 weeks about children in distress across the country. a year later, during the devastating 2nd wave, the service received a flood of coals about children losing their entire immediate family to the virus. one of the most heartbreaking moment was the she didn't know what of cause that we had received during 2nd stage of the cold wave in which we learned about children losing beds. in one instance, there were 2 children inside a home. when the dead one is on the bed and next to them, and they were calling for cremation help and no child deserves to suffer through the crisis or the trauma of having to remain dependence. 9, none of the instance. one of the name was called, i in which the name was said that the 2 children, one boy and one guard, lost the balance. and now the young girl. and though the boy wants to come in with more than 801000 children, orphaned or aba

you google play in the apple app store by searching portable tv. also check out portable dot tv and we will see you next me ah, when you allow for the bankers at the top to loot that they've been doing and their business model is to keep $0.90 of every dollar. they still pay a small fine that will trickle down triple, downloading an area 13 years later. and it's become, as you say, in san francisco, really the common for gangs to lose the storms. and, but let's be honest. they are simply mimicking the bankers like jamie diamond and others who have made that hub, glorified looting and glorified stealing and glorified money printing. legacy media continued to prepare a western audiences for a military conflict and ukraine. another war of choice. also, the united states doesn't export much these days, maybe, except for so called values, or those values attractive anymore. the postal service delivers a $155000000000.00 pieces of mail every year. constantly 40 percent of the world's mail right now the us postal service is in the fight of its life. to sa

you have google trying to kind of find its next big thing after search and even when you think about where all these other companies are going apple went from being already a large company to being one of the largest tech companies in history and that was all under 10 cook. so for twitter. a lot of this opportunity is saying, ok, well, maybe we reconsider the way we handle stuff like harassment maybe we start reconsidering the way we handle how we build community and what we look at community, what we think of as a good community on twitter. >> dorsey co-founded twitter back in 2006. he served as ceo until 2008 before being pushed out of that role. then he returned to lead the social media giant again, that was in 2000. 15 after former ceo costolo stepped down twitter. shares have jumped 85% since dorsey took over as ceo 6 years ago. we saw how foggy it was. the golden gate bridge. let's see how it looks at the embarcadero whole. look, there's no fog. pham looks nice out there tonight is not too cold place. last time i was up there. yeah, not bad. if you're right along the coastline,

if you google apparently david chiu and electric violin, i might have been known but let's fast forward. when i first moved to san francisco, i fell in love with the live music scene in our city. and it's not just about the music and the arts and the culture. but it's about what this scene means for our city when it comes to our economic vitality. when it comes to attracting tourists and the rest of the world that wants to come here and have a good time and enjoy the scene that we have. and the men and women behind me have been responsible for that scene represent literally thousands of folks would are part of what makes san francisco great. and we're here in part because the last couple of years, the pandemic and the recession have been catastrophic to this world, to this community. and so a few years ago when a number of folks, when kc from the san francisco venue coalition, when some of our small business commissioners, i know when ben blyman and sharky laguana and others came. and representing the independent venue association. they came to us and said what more can the state do to

and at the scale of a company like google or facebook, a country the size of the uk is going to struggle to have an impact, so there is a big question about how and whether this will work or have an impact. the government seems to bring it up as a response to everything — every news event where it's got an online element where we have got this online harms bill that is going to sort everything out, you have to be sceptical. and chris, as you well know, on tuesday this week, the culture secretary nadine dories also appeared before the department of culture, media and sport select committee to take a whole range of questions. i wonder what you would pick out as being the most significant thing that she said? well, i think it's fair to say that when nadine was appointed, there was some surprise and raised eyebrows. and i think her comment — she made a comment about channel 4 which sort of showed that she's got some work to do to get her head around the brief where she said it's taxpayers' money to look after, and of course channel 4 is commercially funded, so there's no taxpayer money i

you look at google and they are growing like crazy still. microsoft has turned from a company known for infighting into a company now seeing -- seen as one of the premier business software makers, all thanks to the fresh blood, even though these were people who were there quite a while, they gave new ideas and got things going in different directions. dan: as a jack dorsey said, maybe it will make a difference. he was an enigmatic character in silicon valley, not as high-profile as elon musk or mark zuckerberg. he also navigated issues with donald trump and ended up barring him from the platform. tell us about his legacy that he will leave at twitter. >> i think one of the toughest things is while jack dorsey spent a lot of time growing twitter into the force it is in politics and entertainment and sports, in news, there is also a lot of negative that has happened the last few years. if you look at every thing from january 6, the attack on the capital, and go backward, you have president trump and the moment we realized we had someone who ha

channels and find out what you said on the other one -- >> has she never heard of the twitter machine or google? it's obvious she's trying to play to two different audiences here and that doesn't fly anymore. nancy mace is one of those people that is caught in the wedge between her medically sealed bs world with trump but a guy like ronny jackson, dr. happy pills there knows full well he's not telling the truth about -- this isn't manufactured in a lab somewhere, not a conspiracy. it's either a global conspiracy by the deep state elites or a naturally emerging variant of a virus that we could have stepped on harder if we had more vaccinations. i don't know, call me crazy but seems like the science explanation might be the actual explanation in the case. >> but the hypocrisy kind of runs all the way through. republicans in several southern states in particular were cutting off the additional unemployment aid but now all of a sudden, magic. they want to give unemployment benefits to people that quit or get fired because they don't get their shot so they're for getting the free money that makes yo

the major issues affecting the economy at the moment, inflation or high prices and descriptions to google supply chains. the chief executives of walmart, cvs, best buy, and leading supermarket chains are attending this meeting either in person at the white house or by video link. there are only limited options for the white house in tackling the twin problems. lastly, biden said he would -- last week, biden said he would release some of the oil stockpiles. investing $4 billion in construction at ports. earlier this year, the administration announced a $52 billion plan to invest in a semi conductor many factoring facility in the u.s. the lion's share of the tiny chips are produced in asia. the global shortage began last year and was one of the first sides of the supply chain issues. legislation on the semi conductor industry was approved by the senate in june. this monday, the commerce secretary urged the house of representatives to pass that so-called chips act quickly in order to boost domestic production. the u.s. holiday shopping season officially began the day after thanksgiving. the