he and his subscribers have deserted robin hood over those controversies. i think that robin hood has more inexperience traders, and therefore, as a proportion encourages riskier trading without the full disclosure of the responsibility. when you have that many inexperienced henderson, robin hood, his racing increased scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers. but with his debut on the nasdaq stock exchange, it will now have the money to fight back 6 years. cattle have al jazeera on washington, the triumphant wait list. highland diaz has arrived home with the olympic gold medal. the philippines has been waiting nearly a 100 years for and she's returned with a message for philippines, politicians who made it a struggle to succeed jamila elling doggone has that story. from manila, she bore the weight of her cuz she is expectations and lifted the spirits of embattled weary filipinos high berlin d. as is the 1st filipino to ever win an olympic gold medal. i didn't speak to the, it's more than it's a we in goal. it came at the time that this country truly is beyond

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there are reports of the first robin hood user has now sued robin hood for limiting trade this these mar short squeeze -- particular short squeeze favorites, shall we say. stuart: that's interesting. because you could get two kinds of lawsuits, couldn't you? you've got the one you just mentioned, hey, i'm suing you because you limited my access to the market. the other one is, hey, you didn't warn me, i've lost my shirt. >> yeah. stuart: i mean, it's heads you lose, tails you lose. i mean -- [laughter] they can't win, these guys. >> where's the fiduciary responsibility? aren't you supposed to be a market maker, market operator instead of stepping in to decide which stocks go up and down? so i think they have a case. stuart: yeah. this is a fascinating debate, and it's not over. susan, we are out of time. more "varney" after this. [laughter] at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines for less than $30 each. call 1-800-t-mobile or go to t-mobile.com/55. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving,

robin hood. has mentioned. so what's the reaction to these restrictions being. well they've been this been a futurist reaction of from robin your users and also all the other day daily traders they feel that the company is now changed its sides and it is siding with the financial elite the hedge funds the bigger financial institutions so that's why that's where they are furious in fact they have taken to twitter to rally against the company calling it well not robin hood but rob in the hood that's how they put it there's also concern from the u.s. lawmakers the u.s. lawmakers have said that this is unacceptable especially given that hedge funds are being allowed to trade but daily traders are being blocked from making trades they were daily traders of also sued the company but legal experts see that there is not much that they are going to gain from it given that these brokerages do have a lot of power was. limited trading it's all mentioned in the agreements that the customer signed with the trade brokerages. still another day of trading this week on wall stree

robin? >>> george, president biden is hitting the ground running as he begins his first full day in that office already signing more than a dozen executive orders on the same day he was sworn in. our senior white house correspondent mary bruce is live now in washington with what's next for the new administration. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that flurry of executive actions will continue today. it's all part of president biden new national strategy to try to get this covid pandemic under control. establishing a covid testing board, developing guidelines to safely re-open schools and taking steps to try to overcome the disproportionate impact of this pandemic on people of color. the new president wasted no time getting to work yesterday, signing an order to mandate masks on all federal lands, and also to undo some of president trump's most controversial moves by rejoining the paris climate accord and undoing the so-called muslim travel ban. now the new president can d

>> this moment is so important, robin. historically black colleges and universities are finally getting the respect and recognition they so richly deserve. since their inception, these institutions have produced trail blazers and differencemakers throughout history. this moment, robin, amplifies the academic excellence of hbcus and this moment further attracts students to historically black colleges and universities. and we know that these institutions have produced graduates that have been in industry at every level and the accomplishments of madam vice president-elect only amplify the hbcu standard. >> yes, indeed. so tell me, i see you all wearing your pers. why do you have your pearls on, jill? >> pearls symbolize our founders and pearls symbolize the elegance of women but also pearls are forged in oysters and oysters come from irritation. they come from challenge and so they represent resilience and that's who we are as alpha kappa alpha women. >> jill, lorri, lisa, thank you very much. the oldest historically block s

. >> who is robin hood? [laughter] kennedy: the original aoc. >> i don't know. >> it's a disney movie. [laughter] kennedy: why do we sound like for old ladies? what is a latte? [laughter] >> muppets in the balcony more than anything. [laughter] kennedy: kevin, i'll have to have a disclaimer and pay money for that. people say poverty is bad but in fact, poverty is good. the poorer people are, the more revolutionary they are. joe biden, the joker? >> mal. kennedy: how you like me brown cow. you are correct. a three way tie. as we move into around. i have a wife. i like women. how good is a kissable woman? who said this? joe biden, montana or nicola maduro. >> robin hood. [laughter] kennedy: you cannot answer for him. [laughter] >> i'm going to say joe biden. kennedy: no, it was maduro. you start off real strong. >> i fell off the cliff about the. kennedy: a woman with a mustache and smells like the oil. okay, kat. we have predators on our streets, we have no choice but to take them out of our society. you said

brian: i watched the robin hood interview on cngc. people don't say i want stock advice from are charles payne or brian kilmeade. the truth is i washed this robin hood ceo who seems a little overwhelmed at the moment. and he had to evidently draw a line of credit from between 500 million and 600 million. steve: he needed a million-dollar bailout. he needs more cash to cover heightened margin requirements. so he's in trouble. what i really care about is not that guy. i care about a guy like daniel lee who is 22 years old from los angeles, quote: a lot of regular hardworking americans have been putting their money and hoping and praying that they get something out of it touring a time when everyone is struggling. i felt like it was not just betrayal but completely unethical in so many ways. that's what we will talk to dave portnoy does a lot of day trading and made millions of dollars on it 2 hours and 45 minutes and experts along the way. i believe the one thing that happened that i didn't think was possible. democrats and republicans

to close this point their guns are said if confirmed he would look into retail trading at robin hood's handling of the game stop situation taking issue with the quote game with the cation of retail trading apps in your opinion how should he handle robin-hood schwab and all the other brokerage apps now that they have made trading accessible to everyone and basically so easy. sure look i'm not so sure that he should straighten the lower treated differently robin hood's and these other are does it lower the cost of trade really you know the 4 also into retail investors yes i'm sure you're going to get some sort of token legislation or regulations but i really don't think it's going to change the overall industry too much. do you believe that there is a problem with the game if occasion when you look at these retail apps in fact we i could just see that they were showing a promo of confetti flying out from a phone i mean that is the definition of game of acacia right there i mean do you think there's a problem in that regard. i'm sure look i think they're going to be a balanced approach wi

robin? >> all right, kayna. thank you. >>> we turn now to our expedition "gma" live from antarctica where amy has made landfall with our team after a long, long, long journey over the ocean, and you're on the continent we rarely get to see. good morning there, amy. >> reporter: oh, good morning, robin. what a beautiful sunny day it is here. we have something even more beautiful and incredibly rare behind me. we have a cluster of emperor penguins, a group of 12 and a group of 18. they're right over my shoulder right here. this is incredibly rare because typically they mate early and disperse by mid november. we heard an announcement as we woke up saying they had never seen this many emperor penguins in this area before. we're excited to see them waddling aover the ice. they're taking rests between diving and they're the largest species, and the deepest divers. they can go as low as 1,800 feet below the surface looking for food. they will make their way back to the rookery, but what a majestic view to see here abo

robin brant, thank ou. well, the pandemic is putting a huge strain on the healthcare system in california, with people waiting hours to be admitted to hospital and patients lining hospital corridors. many people travelled across the united states during the christmas period, fuelling the number of infections in the state. sophie long reports. the pressure on los angeles' health care system has reached new, dangerous and desperate levels. ambulance teams have been told not to take those unlikely to make it to hospital, and doctors must decide who should receive the shrinking supplies of oxygen. heartbreaking choices for medical workers and for the families of the hundreds dying here every day. nurse bernie duran is both. covid claimed his father leo's life just after christmas. when it happens to you and you see a loved one that you can't help, you can't hold their hand just so that they know that you're there for them, that was very, very difficult for me. the risk of contracting the coronavirus here in los

robin? >> thank you, pierre. >>> as we know president-elect biden's inauguration tomorrow will be unlike any other we've seen. with that heightened security in d.c. and the overcast of the coronavirus pandemic. his focus for the future will be uniting the nation. mary bruce joins us with the very latest on that. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. right now joe biden is preparing to leave his home state of delaware for the last time as president-elect and make his way here to washington. now, tomorrow, with most of the traditional events with the outgoing president canceled, instead joe biden will be attending church. we just learned he invited congressional leaders of both parties to join him. a sign of unity to start the day. then afterwards off to the capitol. there will be no big crowds, no huge celebration but there will be lady gaga. she will be singing the national anthem and jennifer lopez also performing, then, of course, right at 12:01 joe biden will be sworn in a

>> two issues here, robin hood restricted trading. i understand they have liability, capital issues, liability for losses of the accounts, and and increasing margin requirements. i don't see how they will shutdown trading, how are they going to say that, they raise $3 billion. to withstand a run like this. i would be surprised if they did. that would show you once and for all they were doing it with the hedge funds. stuart: you are the ideal guest of the day and glad you are on the show for us so thank you for being here. the original wolf of wall street. to the markets. susan, we have a rally here, modest rally, tell me the movers. >> jordan bellfort, the original wolf of wall street. if you look at stocks, despite the first sales quarter, they can't make these bikes fast enough so shipping delays and they need to spend more to get the backlog of orders cleared off of the treadmill. a $100,200 stock, coming heldon a cell. we have snap down 7%, it is a decision, daily users jumping by 16 million, 200 million daily users, output was a

they say hello there, robin. can you give us a breakdown of the political crisis happening and became fossil at moments? i think the main thing of depression that was put on the government to really change and address the security situation brought on by the protesters. really since the last 6 months. what you have now is a shared shaker government, which actually complicated situation because you have no government that can really make a decision at this time is very crucial time. where really it seems like the countries understood by jihad it as well as the fact that you have to be asking for more protection. so you mentioned the security situation there at the moment. what is that, and how is that contributing to this spite of violence? i don't think you can isolate for quino foster security situations on the rest of the hell. i think that we have seen since 2010, 2012, a real turning point where your hobbies have come into the health region. including for keena, foster share more northern parts of area withou

robin? >> whit, thank you. george? >>> we'll go to washington now where democrats are closing in on a compromise for president biden's social spending package. the package is getting parred down. rachel scott is on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. it's getting down to the wire for the president and now he's very clear about what he wants in his economic package and how quickly he wants his party to get it done. after a marathon round of meetings with progressives and moderates at the white house, the president hitting the road. he's traveling to pennsylvania to sell his agenda directly to the american people. sources tell me the president told democrats he wants them to reach a deal by the end of next week before he heads off on that foreign trip and sacrifices would have to be made to get it across the finish line, including dropping tuition free community college. the size of this package the president says will come down from $3.5 trillion to roughly 2 trillion d

2020 at its worst rate since $1046.00 and shrank by 3.5 percent and the game stop saga continues as robin hood and other major trading partners are trading as the battle between wall street and small investors continues we'll explain what this means for future trading with the us pros with christiane and ben next have a lot to get to so let's get started. here's a headline that will surprise no one in 2020 the u.s. economy had its worst performance in 74 years since the end of world war 2 it contracted 3.5 percent now this was of course because of the coronavirus lockdowns and the impact of the worldwide pandemic so what's in store for 2021 especially in an economy that remains so uncertain joining me now to discuss this and more. on it chrystia i ben let's start with you can you give us a rundown of how the economy did or didn't perform in 2020. yeah i mean as you said in the beginning here it's really no surprise to anybody the economy did not do well contract at 3.5 percent as you said the worst it's done since 1946 so it's been a long time since the economy's contracted that much in a

the late senator's daughter, robin dole, also paid her respects there. we heard from democratic and republican leaders in the senate, their words about the life and service of bob dole. notable to hear president joe biden krilti citing dole's longe to his country as a lawmaker, a wounded soldier in world war ii, but also his bipartisanship. he said the only way forward for democracy is unity, perhaps counter to some of the animus we see in politics. mitch mcconnell said bob dole knew exactly where he came from, depression-era roots, serving in world war ii, rootings as a boy in kansas, but focused on the future. mitch mcconnell said of bob dole, he helped millions of americans during his service in office. >> absolutely. that was certainly a theme we heard about how, as you point out, mitch mcconnell said he never forgot where he came from, that he was also -- that he never lost his roots, senator schumer saying he never hesitated to work across the aisle, and he's a champion of those whose lives were in some ways defined by trouble, but so important it

so robin to you. this was kind of like a, okay, we're taking that now, but we're going to put it back in. so how confident are you that we've added back in and is it this kind of, this kind of manipulation. the reason why people don't like politics. i hate this sort of manipulation. we need transparency. you know, it's often said that sunlight is the best just to factor and that is true. we need sunlight on this and look i, i, it hurts my soul to hear the comments said that the left is anti semitic. i don't see that to be true in my daily life. i've been involved in clinic politics. so it's 18 years old. i'm 46 now, so that's a long time. but look, when we're, when we're discussing this and we're discussing, raising the national debt ceiling, i just want to say, like i just said, i've got 2 small children where $28.00 trillion dollars in debt. that's $80000.00 per person, scotty. so you know, i would like to see more democrats talking about that. well, and of course, i mean it's very important to all

please welcome robin wright. hi robin. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi 1y. jre on late i decided to get in bed because this is our new company land pajamas. we made them for the movie. it's an homage with the woods in the cabin, that's where the movie takes place. >> jimmy: i like those pajamas. for valentine's day i bought my wife a set of pajamas which now look the same as men's the same button and pants and she asked me seriously if it was bumming me out that she wears those all the time and i wasn't sure how to answer. >> well, what's the verdict? maybe i should send her a sexy pair of our pajamas. >> jimmy: or maybe i should wear those. >> i'm going to send you the really short mini night gown. >> jimmy: that's more me. >> that's more you, yeah. >> jimmy: thank you. a babydoll type thing is what i like. hey, you got married since last i saw you, congratulations. [ applause ] it's been a while, i know you're not a newlywood any more, quarantine good or bad? >> it's great we're so compatible. my god, cow imagine. >> jimmy: i think a lot of people found ou

you're absolutely right about that, robin roberts. i would not understand. thank you. david muir, she was talking about the family of course. the keystone of that relationship for kamala harris and joe biden, beau biden. >> yes, and, in fact, that is how kamala harris first had that connection with the biden family. she and beau biden was one of the attorney generals who supported her in her fight to protect families facing fore closure back during the last major financial crisis, you know, robin and i got a chance to interview them as a ticket the first time they sat down for their joint interview, joe biden and kamala, and that moment you brought up, that moment of tension on the campaign trail that both of them were asked so often about, you know, they talked with robin and me at length about that, and about the healing that came afterward, and one of the things that most struck me during that interview was when kamala harris said to me, the bottom line, david, is that the role that joe biden played as vice president is the role that i will follow. she learned so mu

and tonight, our robin roberts with former president obama. will the democrats unite in this moment and what about the price tag? what the former president told robin. >>> also tonight, the urgent manhunt for a former marine wanted for allegedly shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy in florida. authorities tonight with a warning. >>> new reporting on the deadly amtrak derailment. three people killed, dozens injured. tonight, the new clues now with the ntsb on the ground there. >>> news tonight on the man who shot former president ronald reagan, john hinckley jr., now granted his unconditional release. and the reagan library is already responding tonight. >>> the moving moment. the rolling stones paying tribute. >>> and there is news coming in right now involving north korea. reports involving what could be their latest provocation. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here as we start another week together. news on the coronavirus tonight, the booster shots. the timeline moving forward. the president getting his shot. and if y

sure look i'm not so sure that he should straighten the letter or treat anatomist differently robin hood and these other are done is lowered the cost of training but really no plans were before also into retail investors yes i'm sure you're going to get some sort of token legislation or regulations but i really don't think it's going to change the overall industry too much do you believe that there is a problem with the game if occasion when you look at these retail apps in fact we i could just see that there we were showing a promo of confetti flying out from a phone i mean that is the definition of game of occasion right there i mean do you think there's a problem in that regard. i'm sure look at their currency be a balanced approach with these investors are sort of new to the market and remember traditionally investors over. disclaimers so i think you're going to see something similar to that research into the market through the robin hood and other apps saying but again i don't think it's you that you see change because guys are fighting i think about the tourists. that come back and

robin, let me ask you to set the scene. what was this election about and why was the guardian council so selective? they always winnow down the number of candidates, but this was extraordinary. from 600, they went to just 7. >> yes, and three of them dropped out so it was only four in the end. the stakes of this election was not just the presidency, it was really a future of the revolution. iran's supreme leader is now 82. there is a sense that election paved the way for what happens next, what happens after he dies? not just who will be the president of iran in the next four or eight years. and there is an even bigger question at stake, and that is the division of power in iran. iran is a hybrid and unique system which is divided between people who are elected who enact republican law based on european law, and those who are clerics and believe that islamic law should ultimately prevail and decide when there are disputes. is iran, first and foremost, a republic, or is it first and foremost an islamic state? and one of the

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but what about my trauma, robin? >>. [laughter] i'm curious, you teach in college campuses and you seesome of these moves . though there's a chapter called what about my trauma and that's a pattern that i often see among progressive white people that as soon as we start having lots of hard conversations where they become implicated . like, how can we talk about it out here, i'm not going to talk about everybody else. we're going to whatever we talk about were going to ask about it in connection to yourself but what does that look like in your life? the number one question i get is how do i tell my friend aboutracism ? and i replied like how would i tell you about your racism? the question always implies that it's not me. i'm good to go, i have to go forth andtell other people . as soon plas it starts to implicate us, many people move into their own chain. maybe you can imagine it starts getting hard, i start getting implicated and i'm going to talk about growing up or and how those people said that think about me when i

robin? >> president trump is preparing to leave the white house with that impeachment trial in the senate looming. the house could send the article of impeachment to the senate as early as tomorrow. dnday, yes, inauguration day. we havodmo cecilia. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah, president trump, who so seemed to relish his time in the spotlight, actually is spending his final days in isolation. we haven't seen him in six days. he hasn't had anything on his public schedule in that same amount of time. just this note on his schedule from his aides who say that the president is working from early in the morning until late in the evening making many calls and having many meetings. this morning president trump on the verge of his second impeachment trial but his defense still in disarray. his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, spotted at the white house over the weekend, said he was working on the case. overnight, giuliani now telling abc news he won't be on the president's legal team after

continue to be for his beloved elizabeth and precious robin of refuge and strength. now, bless us all and keep us. make your face shine upon us, and be gracious to us. this, the light of your countenance upon us, and give us your shalom, your peace. we pray, in the name of the one who said, "i am the resurrection and the life." amen. >> ladies and gentlemen>>, please remain at your seats until escorted to play -- pay your respects by the sergeants at arm's staff. always appreciate the conversation with >> now joining us now joining ue phone is former senator alan simpson. represented wyoming, a republican from 1979 to 1997. as we prepare to show our viewers the arrival of your late friend to the capital where he will get the honor of lying in state, tell us about your friendship with him. guest: it was a wonderful thing for me. i deeply regret that i could not be there. i

robin roberts with the first lady dr. jill biden tonight reacting to movement on the president's plans and rachel scott on the hill again. >> reporter: tonight, the president traveling to pennsylvania to sell his domestic agenda. >> this has been declared dead on arrival from the moment i introduced it, but i think we're going to surprise them, because i think people are beginning to figure out what's at stake. >> reporter: the president holding marathon meetings with progressives then moderates. the white house says the window for finalizing a package is closing. >> everyone is going to have to compromise if we're going to find that legislative sweet spot we can all get behind. nobody will get everything they want. >> reporter: sources tell us the president told progressives the price tag has to drop from $3.5 trillion to just under $2 trillion and to get the bill across the finish line, sacrifices would need to be made. the bill would still cover funding for child care, elder care, universal pre-k and medicare expansion

2020 at its worst rate since $1046.00 and shrank by 3.5 percent and the game stop saga continues as robin hood and other major trading partners are strict in trading as the battle between wall street and small investors can use we'll explain what this means for future trading with the us close with christiane and ben next several lot to get through so let's get started . here's a headline that will surprise no one in 2020 the u.s. economy had its worst performance in 74 years since the end of world war 2 it contracted 3.5 percent now this was of course because of the coronavirus lockdowns and the impact of the worldwide pandemic so what's in store for 2021 especially in an economy that remains so uncertain joining me now to discuss this and more. on it chrystia i ben let's start with you can you give us a rundown of how the economy did or didn't perform in 2020. yeah i mean as you said in the beginning here it's really no surprise that anybody the economy did not do well contract at 3.5 percent as you said the worst it's done since 1946 so it's been a long time since the economists contra

continue to be for his beloved elizabeth and precious robin of refuge and strength. now, bless us all and keep us. make your face shine upon us, and be gracious to us. this, the light of your countenance upon us, and give us your shalom, your peace. we pray, in the name of the one who said, "i am the resurrection and the life." amen. >> ladies and gentlemen>>, please remain at your seats until escorted to play -- pay your respects by the sergeants at arm's staff. >> coming up on c-span, at washington national cathedral -- that is live at 11 a.m. eastern. at 8 a.m., bob does ralph -- bob goals -- bob dole's wife attends a wreath-laying ceremony. there will be a discussion about a pharmaceutical drug price. at 11 a.m., a missile defense policy and international arms control from the endowment for international peace. you can find

robin roberts gave up control of the story. the cops interviewed the people whom jussie smollett had hired to beat him up. two black guys. smollett paid for the noose and the bleach. you have to ask once the evidence arrived, how does supporters react like kamala harris? here she is. >> would you like to make an amendment to your original sentiment? >> what tweet? >> about saying it's a modern-day lynching? jussie smollett. >> hmmm. i will say this about that case. i think the facts are still unfolding. i am very concerned about the initial allegation that he made about what might have happened. >> tucker: would you like to adjust your hysteria to the facts? acknowledge reality? no. i don't think so. still about white racism and maga country in downtown chicago. a lot of the people are really dumb. that's their main secret. after this happened. kamala harris's allies worked to make the story go away. michelle obama aide worked out to a person to have charges against jussie smollett dismissed. you can get michelle obama make it

well robin hood says it is trying to protect itself and also the customers from little itty typically during the time of wallet ilithyia the capital requirements for brokerages do go up which means that they have to keep boruc collateral with the settling companies the clearing houses and who's actually say that look we're not really sure whether your customers would be able to be able to make the commitment or would be able to honor the commitment when the prices for this particular thing goes down and that's the reason why they asked for walker lateral and that's what is happening here also but of course the traders are not happy and they are venting their fury online and they've blamed robin hood for siding with the of the financial elite just another day of trading to go on wall street this week where does it go from here. for one robinho that said that it is going to ease some of those buying restrictions it has in fact of built a watch just of more than $1000000000.00 to deal with any trade frenzy. when those restrictions are lifted but as far as the broader saga is concerned it

they got bailed out by the credit robin hood traders, their ceo is likely to show. the ceo of citadel investments, a key player that bailed out also allows robin hood to trade for free by buying its order flow and paying them for the order flow. he's likely to be there as well as read it ceo, huffman, i am told by sources those names are not set in stone. that's likely to come possibly today that we can hear exactly who's going to be on that from the financial services committee. the focus of the hearing will be on the frenzy in the game stop trading. a semi- controversial packet of practice were companies like citadel by robin hood trades, match buyers and sellers and trade on the information. that could be a focus and shortselling. shortselling is at the heart. a short squeeze here. companies like game stock, credit traders target them, squeezed them and bought shares making the position, the prices go down, making the position untenable and unprofitable. they put melvin out of business so less likely to be discussed as well. you should hear imminently from the ho

basically, you know, that robin wright made a big deal out of something. she knows absolutely nothing about. actually if she came here to the congo, she'd probably get stones coming way in. well, i was moved by the example because i was the chair of that global make poverty to campaign which is called the global cause action against poverty. and i, together with nelson mandela last launched that campaign in london in chicago square, nearly genuity. and let me just tell you our perspective in engaging with celebrities . it was based on what i basically said, which is that we have a media environment that is stacked against us. it is so difficult for us to get our narratives into the mainstream media. however, they are, as lisa points out, civil lists involved. and i think it's a question of finding the right balance between how we actually engage in what kind of sort of parameters we put to it. because the term that we used, by the way, in 2005 because we had challenges in the way that celebrities engage with us. and in fact, at that time, we would say we n

let's focus on robin hood. do you view them as having any consequences moving forward in the legal realm, the realm of public pr, could it get worse than it has over the past 24 hours, what do you think? >> reporter: on the legal side we have to find why they restricted trading. were they responding to pressure from the hedge funds? were they responding to pressure from that side of the business? they lock -- make a lot of money sending orders to marketmakers. they make money providing information what is happening on their platform. was in the hedge funds? was at the marketmakers? that is question number one. on the reputation front there is a potential huge hit here. people look to platforms like robin hood to lift up the little guy, give voice to the little guy. what we saw yesterday was exactly the opposite. people who use that platform are very mad about it. they want the real story and are not going to be satisfied that robin hood is protecting them. at this point in america people are saying let me have

>> that is a great question, robin. the arizona audit is extremely alarming because it continues to breathe oxygen into the false narrative that the 2020 election results can't be trusted. there is nothing of principle wrong conducting an election audit. but in arizona there was zero evidence of fraud or vote rigging and it is purely designed to score political points with the base. auditors are declining to confirm the process will be overseen by bipartisan representatives, reporters were initially obstructed from reporting the audit. this is not about identifying the truth or ensuring electoral integrity it is just cling to trump's big lie. republicans may think the audit as a resonance with the base, there is a fundamental danger that under lies it and efforts like this i think will continue to subvert public trust in voting which will have big implications for trust in u.s. democracy. >> thomas, always good to speak to you. thank you. thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to our viewers here in the u

five reasons why robin d'angelo is wrong. and the top one will be she says all white people are racist,can you believe that . what i want to ask is much every white person to do is take a moment and define yourself what is the criteria by which you would grant that somebody's racist. what is the criteria? i don't think many white peoplehave thought deeply about that . if you're astounded that i would say all white people are racist, then tell me what you think it takes. and is probably going to come down to some version of individual conscious meanness across base and that's the framework. that paradigm just couldn't be more effective at protectingracism . because it one exempts virtually all white people . guarantees distance. guarantees that then nice people couldn't possibly participate and weend up with racism without racist . and so let me just be clear since i said it. when i say all white people are racist what i mean is that we live in a society in which it confuses racist ideology ideology is circling all thetime . t

but the real engine behind bob's remarkable 98 years was his love, his love for liz liz and for robin, for public service, for kansas, and for america. today, we honor the amazing life that love created. and we thank god, the source of all love, both for bob's incredible journey here in this life and for the fact that he has entered his eternal reward in the next. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable charles e. schumer majority leader of the united states senate. senator schumer: mr. president madam vice president, madam speaker, leader mcconnell leader mccarthy, distinguished guests, more importantly senator elizabeth dole and robin. the scriptures says we should quote, rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance and endurance produces character and character produces hope. today, we pay tribute to a remarkable leader. over the course of his life knew more than his fair share of suffering, who turned that suffering into endurance, whose endurance became central to his character and whose character whose essential goodness leaves us with hope. hope that we w

how robin watching lodge is there a life headquarters here in doha, coming up, pay warning to germans on cove at 19 the health minister says that the the get vaccinated recover or die from the virus. but its whale is opposite. surely the hon . wide osi community and calls the rebuilding after a heavy defeated regional elections and the former south korean president chin dog hon has died. his autocratic rule in the 1980s sparked mass protests and the countries transition to democracy. ah, welcome to the braga, ethiopia, prime minister says he'll travel to the front line on tuesday to lead the military against rebel forces. tens of thousands of people are believed to have been killed in battles between the ethiopian army and to grind forces that began last year, which will again be reports. ethiopians prime minister says it's time to lead by personal example. it's a dramatic new step in the conflict. it's devastated the northern te gray region in a statement released on social media. abby act had said, this is a time when leading a country with martyrdom is needed. i will go to the fron

he says were made up robin 1st. a walker is at the rally. one of the rallies into blue sea forest are more proto by his supporters. robin was the atmosphere like it's pretty tense actually be generally of the situation in georgia at the moment. it's really having deteriorated. those kind of the relationship between the government and opposition was bad since, because that because we didn't come back, you know, given oxygen to the opposition. but at the same time, it's really create a sense that something's got to give. the reason i'm standing here at the moment is that i'm outside security services ministry building, and you can see the traffic by me and be behind a row of police officers and behind them. vocal protests is not huge numbers, but we've seen earlier, arrests taking place. in fact, i think it over to my right now we can't move the camera. unfortunately. somebody else is just being taken into detention. and they have come out today because they're very angry at the way they say the government's been handling. mister stuck, i beli