in the way they used to to work. and last but not least, the ping demick has been a major factor because people had to stop isolate. so they're out of the labor for labor. 4th, a lot of them have had to stay home and that was contributed for those 5 factors. brand have exacerbated it. kind of like a conundrum of a book telling me, okay, great, and i know that there's a lot of moving parts there. now at the same time, we're all looking for, we're not just for the few months, but especially to the holidays. and we've got supermarkets and producers warning with the supply shortages could last to the holidays and could even really hurt christmas is their concern there about how the, how long the shortages will last? well actually you're picking right up on the story that's to do with when i mentioned the you work because a lot of them are officers and they, in the meat packing, meat industry. and all of the pigs, of course, hasn't been effected because they haven't been being able to slaughter them the same way as they u

to hire chinese export to the us. the reason for the the ladder is really associated with the rapid pickup of the us economy. and the fact that china supply chains were restored very promptly as a result of their very efficient, coven locked down. as far as the overall situation with respect to chinese imports is concerned. the import by china rose primarily because of world commodity price increases rather than actual volume increases. so that's the basis for much of the chinese total import increase month on month and now do you close? the trade representative says the u, as is committed to bring balance back to this trade relationship between the 2 nations. is there anything that binding administration could actually do to bring lasting change here? well, the trade representative tie is interestingly referring when she says balance. she's referring to not just the balance of trade, but rather the balance of opportunity as she put it, referencing her perception. and the administration's perception consistent with th

is attempting to limit police use of facial recognition and to ban the use of certain kinds of ai systems but in the long run is there any way to really slow this down. you know this is going to be a very big challenge and i'll tell you why because the number of police officers around the world are reducing i've worked across the world from pakistan to colombia with agencies everybody at some point wants to use the latest technology i say that to say this part which is anytime you get a technology you need to understand what the rules are and the policies around it so a status in clear policies clear governance i think is a good idea because it lets the law enforcement know these are your boundaries and this is the playing field you can go from left to right and anywhere in between if you go outside the boundaries you get your hand slapped the evidence gets tossed but i tell you what we're having here rachel is a i believe there's going to be a series of unintended consequences which as as the world gets dangerous and it's dangerous right now as we look at everything from terrorism the pr

germany suspends use of the vaccine for people under the age of 60. cloths including several fatal cases. with a rush of white a 1000000 doses of its. job not yet getting approval by the e.u. . and another cultural debate rages in france. people should have no say in discussions about racism.

and what jeff pays us is doing. so how important is having the private enterprise getting on board with this and having billionaires throw their money where their mouth is? why i think, you know, these billionaires, you know, have more wealth and a whole lot of nations that are attending this. and so i think it is important that the super rich show off and make some commitments on. while jeff bezos does have a lot of contradictions and some of the business practices with regards to the climate. one thing that amazon is responsible for it is a number of corporate procurement and development of renew energy, particularly large scale wind up in north america. and so it's good to see that he's making some commitments or some, some additional financial commitments. the devil's going to be in the details about exactly of what that money is going to be invested in. but i do think it's important that sort of captains and industry up participate in these discussions and, and make the kind of financial contributions that they

it's a bella, russ, poland checkpoint, and normal times it would use it would be used by truck as truck drivers. and you know, just ordinary people crossing in and out of the you through bella ross, but it has been closed for quite a while for quite, for quite some time for quite some weeks now, since this migrant crisis broke out on the border between barrows and poland, and so now the migrants are trying to dismantle the polish barricades. not the barricades is a rather very well organized, you know, a fencing so there's a, there met with a barbed wire fence followed with a few with a few other lines of metal fencing, metal barricades, i guess. and then they have, they, they will, if they manage to get through that they will have to deal. they will have to meet with the, well, they will have to deal with a polish military police which are armed to the teeth. now let me just take a quick glance back as what's going on, while the picture is pretty much it, while it does not change the people are, it seems that there's a bit of a lull in the action. so far people are trying to pelts, ah,

used to assassinate hampton. and you exposed much of this kind of lay out how they operate let's begin with the informant o'neill and of course this was something that was part of malcolm x. assassination they withdrew the or they arrested the. his bodyguards outside there were 9 informants inside the ballroom where malcolm was assassinated and the person who allegedly pulled the shotgun out from under his coat was never charged because he perhaps had f.b.i. links but talk about because but you really exposed the mechanisms by which they went after hampton and finally killed him so police talk about especially the informant that they used and how they drugged him the night before except for a well really informant rich name when your mom william omeo and he was not only informant he was a provocateur true or and he was. got his way up close and personal with the panthers and particularly with this leadership fred hampton bobby rush and he was reporting directly to the racial matters squad and right martin mitchel

here in the us. yes, that means we're just as your teacher tells you to get off your phone in class, your favorite or least favorite members of congress, could be called out on twitter because they won't stop scrolling, won't they're supposed to be paying attention on the house floor. all right, rachel, i think this is fantastic. it's fun. i love calling out congressional members on what they're doing here. i do have one problem with it. ok, and i usually don't go slippery slope here on the show night, but i do have to say what happens if a business starts putting cameras up in their office isn't going. if we do, you look at your phone, you're going to get dr. we're going to write you up. i mean, this could be concerning situation, and that's true. i mean, it could lead to a whole new world of surveillance that only started in congress. well, let's, let's hope at least we can get it on c span here in the united states. there are a few of them. so you see doing that and in the middle of very important

so this is too small to us. it is now speaking of the lack of oversight him in congress as they've dealt with this because they've passed $46000000000.00 and rental assistance. and why don't you think we're seeing more of an emphasis on the fact that only a fraction of that has been spent, and we don't seem to know where the money is. it's the most laughable brand you and i were talking earlier. i was 1000000. yeah, california got 1w1w over 1000000000 that was allocated, what are they but the biggest economy in the entire world and of all that money, they got 1000000. why? because somehow in that's what i was just mentioning by the way. thank you for making my point. i know you were trying to get me there and instead you made my point, rachel. and the point is this. when you allow a government to try and coordinate with other parts of the government, usually what you get is chaos. somehow in an instant like this, you probably need people who are not so bureaucratic and who probably can find a way to manage the s

ah ah ah ah, i use the use the welcome back. we know it has been a big year so far for the private space industry headlined by 2 billionaires taking trips to the edge of space just within the last month. and there are no signs that it's slowing down. in fact, private investment in space companies hit $4500000000.00 in the 2nd quarter of 2021, a record for the sector according to a new report from space capital. now the report separates investment into 3 categories within the industry, infrastructure distribution and application infrastructure centers on companies that build rocket and satellite and is dominated by the big 3 billionaire back firm space ex blue origin. and virgin galactic distribution has to do with companies that use space related tech for their business. while application is about services that depend on space. for instance, those that rely on gps services think ride sharing companies or mapping software. with these numbers, the industry is expected to eclipse the $9100000000.00 raised in the whole of 2020 . so

south, goodbye for all of us. hey, and moscow bank 1st stopping by and we'll see thing the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except when the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great truck rather than fear to take on various jobs with the artificial intelligence real summoning the demon a robot must protect its own existence with this is been by someone business, so you can't afford to miss. i'm rachel bluff. i'm friendship, boring. washington coming up. john is regulatory crackdown continues to expand at the nation plan, the ban on certain firm watching us. i p. o. sure it had we dive into the latest efforts was markets are winding down for the weekend. we bring you a look at the date of economies around the globe as the u. s. federal reserve insight into future policy plans. then we take you to the u. k. we'r

dollars and i use those u.s. dollars buy a tesla. instead of doing that tesla just says give us your bitcoin and you can pay for it that way it's the same idea here where mastercard says rather than having to convert to a fee our currency will just accept it directly from well it's interesting because there is a lot of volatility with that coin especially these days surging and then some people think that it might go down even though we're seeing record highs that we didn't even expect to see until later this year although i want to get to the latest of bank of new york mellon this is the nation's oldest bank it's making a leap here also introducing. a market for crypto currencies and thus the banks that there is a it will hold transfer and issue and other crypto currencies on behalf of its assets management clients is this a step forward for a big coin. yes indeed it's a huge step forward in fact and you know it's not because. bank you your mail on is it shows the bank to offers this service but it's basically due to the fact that i

thanks for joining us . for the 1st a program we were turned in half an hour with more of your stories with ah ah, mm. all technologist fits perfectly well into the future, but we can't change oh, way of thinking no way that we can visualize how we will things and how we will see you and how our needs will be in 50 years. so our own didn't own technological design, things always further on than our ability to feed things well, this is boom bus to one business show you can't afford to miss. i'm been one and number 4 in washington. and here's what we have coming up. china says the world, let's work together to boost the global economy with the countries vice president saying quote, china cannot develop in isolation. meanwhile, the u. s. is set to meet with japan, south free, and india to both are trade type to counter kind of influence. we'll discuss what it all mean. then it's been a side step us sanctions, while ways recruiting smartphone partners as a way to gain access to critical component. well, the stra

that of course, in us dollars. now the annual credit suisse global wealth report details how interest rate cuts by central banks and a huge influx of government. stimulus spending disproportionately benefited those at the top. now, for the 1st time in history, more than one percent of the global population is now a millionaire. and those worth more than $50000000.00 grew by more than a quarter. the united states led a new millionaires followed by germany, australia, and japan. and unsurprisingly, the wealth gap wide and throughout the year as roughly 55 percent of adults now hold less than $10000.00 and assets according to the same report. so there's a lot to discuss here and to do so, let's bring in professor richard wolf is the host of economic update and author of the sick. that is the system when capitalism fails to save us from pandemic, se or itself again, professor wolf. i feel like sometimes we get you the segments and it feels like that title, that book just really speaks directly to the conversation. so w

meeting us through the room if you think. this is going to keep those who keep it is this still studies that need to eat. for the position of the world food system the commercials for their nuclear cooperation in antarctica is everything produced polluted with it in front of t.v. with 3 of the above the. 5 they have i would affect all day but i decided not to take people's life. with my goddamn tell you that. every year for the last 54 years we've seen what's new and what's next at the world's biggest tech show wealthy e.-s. has been held in las vegas and 1978 and brings in hundreds of thousands of attendees and like other events that weren't canceled this year the show goes on well virtually that is our team's host of the big picture holland who is usually in las vegas for the big event is covering it for us holland what do you have. sara this year's event was not just gadgets on display differently under the circumstances the big story at c.e.o.'s 2021 was how technology is helping us to resolve our circumstances in her key

ah, so join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows, ah ah, these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger. after 5, something on survival was the hardest thing that i had to face was not having a face. i had a low expectation that accepted the accept the fact that i made that appointment. we had no fears. del change pretty fast for shots. different stories behind the bullets. the. the news a diplomatic, when the 1st us russia submitted the bottom presidency, seize the sides, agree to return their respective ambassadors to that post. so ad caution. i have no illusions following the meeting and these the old no new. there can't be any illusions at all. the u. s. president was apparently left somewhat confused by the some mixing up his counterparts with his predecessor i caught part of prejudice, threat press conference, and his migrants arrive in the hundreds de.

according to us sources, the majority of cyber attacks in the world are performed from us cyberspace. the 2nd one is canada din to latin american states. and then the u. k. only russia is not listed among the cyberspace is where the majority of cyber attacks come from. and i see now during biden press conferences where no, notably no russian journalists were allowed to ask questions. he argued that russia should care about its image, claiming the world which never accused us of interfering in democratic elections. biden also said he conveyed the following on the issue of cyber security. i pointed out to him, we have a significant cyber capability. and he knows he doesn't know exactly what it is, but a significant in the contract a violate these basic norms. we will respond cyber. he knows joining me now to break down this meeting or boom, moscow has been swan and christy i. ok ben, start us off. what if anything came out of this meeting? yeah, i'm not sure anything came out of the meeting other than kind of a comparison. i guess it's fine if you're in the media to compare the 2 leader

that's where the vast majority of oil gets used of course as other uses such as he and industrials and energy production things that sort but the vast majority goes into into travel and that's not the kind of thing that gets pent up so if you might put of buying a new car and then this pent up demand for new cars one sings a return to normal travel is not the kind of thing where you say well i didn't travel at all this year so let me travel twice as much this year to catch up that that that demand just goes away so it doesn't it doesn't get pent up we'll just see a return to normality if everything goes well and that's the hope for the near future of having randy out of time thank you so much for your expert analysis thank you very much. while general motors saw better than expected profits in the 4th quarter a chip shortage may put a wrench on future earnings the car company says some plants are temporarily shutting down will this drive the vehicle dry into debt or to correspondent and toss this week takes a look. this is the world's 1st all electric super truck general motors working

as a series of rants where attacks have plagued us businesses. the federal government is now calling on the nation's largest tech firms to tackle the issue. companies like google, amazon, and microsoft are being asked to lend their tech muscle to protect against the ongoing threat r t. trinity chavez has looked into the newest efforts to combat ransomware and brings us the latest from new york today, major tech company joining forces with the federal government to fight ransomware. hackers who have been feeling data from american companies and extorting millions of dollars from them. it's called joint cyber defense collaborative, or j, c, d, c, the f or william to improve defense planning and information sharing between government and the private sector. well, initially focus on combat ransomware, when hackers encrypt information and threatened to withhold it until ransom is paid and creating a framework to respond to incidence impacting cloud providers. jen easterly, the director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, or caesar

one of the victims told us what he went through. a door door from my late different psychiatrist i spoke with.

it so much for joining us. thank you. and it looks like a major win for chinese smartphone maker show me as the u.s. defense department has agreed to remove it from a blacklist bearing u.s. investment in the tech giant now in january of this year the trip administration added shalmi to the black list alleging ties between the company and the chinese military so what exactly happened and what does this mean as the tech war between the world's 2 largest economies continues well to discover during a job as co-host christiane christine let's start with what happened here why is the u.s. backtracking at this point. well the u.s. that's very adamant about the dangers i shall me supposedly pose to the u.s. says it was allegedly one of the several communist chinese military companies now all that has been proven to be just propaganda of the trump era in order to further his agenda of stirring up this rivalry instruction tween us in china so in january the administration or former tribe had restricted american investors

us to keep the interest. push 90 through you that i see no reason to because let them i think if you get. pleasure who fish not. build them water should that it is the deeds of this issue that issue or a small bubble will burst on to us with the sheet of. the bullets told once this issue will. go well for. the store to get to be it and appreciate all you have to much of what you mean yes ceased to all rama as they should but they even be when you get out of the scott. peterson your should just be some reason off what you as a mistress. at least 10 people are killed including 8 children in a missile strike on a densely populated refugee camp and there are fears others could still be trapped under the rubble. the rubble on the ruins. of the house that used to be the house. family. is really missing also had a tower block and also a city where international media outlets are based there are no reports of casualties it was reportedly evacuated. after a warning.

what can you tell us about this. yes so what it really comes down to is is that our going to justice and i are as are looking at finance and they're trying to determine whether or not and these are the words that are used whether or not americans have been allowed to make illegal trades on the platform letting them buy derivatives that are linked to digital tokens essentially by nance's not allowed to allow americans to purchase those tokens or those derivatives that are based on digital tokens are not allowed to do that now by nance for their part says we don't allow them to do that right we actually block someone who's a us citizen from being able to do this and this goes back a couple years that this isn't happening but the department of justice and the i.r.s. are saying we don't believe that you're doing that so we need to be able to see your books we need to know more about your customers and who's there to be honest with you i don't really believe that department of justice and i.r.s. are being completely hones

the us not wanting to. and one of the things that we've seen over the past few months has been the vice president come on, harris traveling around a different countries in the asia pacific region. and she's talking about the south china sea and the china does not have autonomy and control over the south china sea . but there have been a number of kind of military actions that have taken place in just the last couple of days that have been pretty serious. including the u. s. warship that traveled within 12 miles of a artificial chinese island in the south trying to see and china was furious about this so angry that some of its representatives as well as some of its state run newspapers or calling for china to retaliate by simply sending war ships within 12 miles of us bases in the pacific as well as within 12 miles of different us allies . and then also there are reports of china actually sending the planes into ty ones airspace recently. that happened just for the last 24 hours. so there been a number of th

for example, if the hostile state is using a server to deploy ransomware against you, spyware, using disinformation, you could use offensive side, but to deal with those servers, it's been on this trajectory for some time. now. in fact, the national fiber force has been in operation. it was established since at least november of 2020, but what we do know is in the past few months now in 2021, a british officials have been hinting at who these hostile states really are. namely russia and china. russia has combined military and non military means to alter the map, attempting to change the balance of power and undermining the cohesion of all societies through disinformation, russia, and china, and gaining a decisive advantage in information h military technologies. we know that russia has consistently denied any involvement in cyber attacks here in the united kingdom and says that london has time and time again failed to provide any solid evidence to back up. it's claims a gang stead, but still the united can. the kingdom continues and is indeed setting up this new headquarters. and it

use us, you know, you know, strong downward revisions globally. and, and we think that right now there was just belief that, you know, the delta variance was really going to prove, worry, some in lingering. and i think right now at the start of the week, you have the pfizer and announcement on their vaccine getting the f d a approval. you also have a stronger optimism that the south has seen the peak in this delta variant wave. and i think there's this optimism, you know, we're gonna, we're gonna have to adjust life with covered and you were going to see surges. but i think that the demand is for crude is still going to remain strong. and this market is heavily in deficit because there's a lack of investment in the wells. so you're probably going to see $70.00 oil and probably the next few months. and i wouldn't rule out any dollar oil by the end of the year. and so you're saying that in your opinion here, despite the fact that we are seeing some nations institute new travel restrictions, the you don't see oil dropping off the same way we maybe di

fuel by a river that used to be used for sawmill and they completely converted the entire thing. they're using nothing from the grid and so that it is happening right now. there is a movement that's under way for that to take place. but again, this idea that what china is doing is so shocking. it's really not shocking. but it's also important to something else. christy said she said that this is proving the case of big coin proving that it doesn't have to be subjected to all the rules of government and it can exist without them. let me tell you of the in every instance where that happens, where big point is not institutional, where it's not adopted by banks and it's not held by government and not sanctioned by government. big coin is stronger, its strength comes from being a rebellious currency. not the mainstream currency. yeah, absolutely, and it's interesting to see how that innovation just continues, even though we've got the u. s. government continuing to criticize it, continuing to talk about how crypto currencies are bad. and to that point, christie, i mean, even if we see

it's pretty obvious yeah they're not sending him any money because he can use as he can uses campaign contributions for his legal fees most people don't understand that in a recent interview to see it mid that their algorithms are pushing corporate news instead of independent media no surprise here ok now this is this is called the you tube ok it's not called corporate media tube but it's become a corporate media to let me show you how it is i know you look at this when we do a segment here all every segment behind us is him s n b c c n n m s n b c c n n why because they're paying you tube so darn much money it's generating advertising revenue for him and they're paying money they're advertising they're saying look if you'll put us up there and promote us and push us we'll spend more money this is a really ugly story because they've made you know the test right now is you tube is simply broadcast t.v. . and it really is especially with their you know new streaming service and the premium memberships but you know susan widget's the the c.e.o. one of you don't actually admitted this and

as you read the stand in here from us and. our overall problem with. that armor on our show i think that there are rather you know what are the 4 for america as a. lawyer and that can put a man on the question then you. can keep an. eye and flew to china for trial for all that it. felt. like it was then now modeling hi michelle the times i know it does you know the family owned mind that. number set up around the hey i'm not doing. this whole full push the i knew you didn't pay i think time in syria says. she ought to have a. model for them after a couple fights around the set if that's right jim and then i hope that our family in the course. of the. so you've heard about crowdsourcing and you've heard about non fungible tokens but how do these technologies apply when it comes to the music industry while the latest trend could just be combining the 2 and a partnership that gives fans exclusive access to their favorite artists so you're under the counter to stand stuart co-founder and c.e.o. of vest steve i really appreciate you taking the time to join

us dollars. so you don't have the volatility in your coffers where you're trying to say, figure out your book at the end of the day, you might have made 30 percent over what you actually sold. well, no, not really with big coin so that one of the problems with the coin is a legal, tender. and there is a problem with this is a big point really too slow to be legal, tender for, for shopkeepers and merchants because it takes so long to process those transactions. so there are other crypto out there, which would be much better suited for this because they do have instantaneous transactions. so the price in settle at that moment, big coin is not exactly the same and that it takes much longer to settle. so the value of the bit coin, well, it would be settled upon that transaction might be different when you actually receive it than it was when you made the transaction. and jeffrey, is there a major issue here with a country attempting to bring such a volatile assets, such as bitcoin, into their nationa

to join us in the death. or a mate in the shallows. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. has been suffering the most this is almost a decade long conflict regular syrian people need. is more than the menu my friend here is you know. i could see everything with my own eyes inherent to stories of its residents one group in particular russian wives of syrian man. to look up to his nationalist words. i got this 8 millimeter film purely by accident. time period 963 to 65 place damascus. i was old don't know why young. i've watched it many times a man posing the monuments and all poster of the hollywood premiere of town without pity and a fight in a minute so without bruises. i had my doubts if i should waste my time on this but i came back to that film over and over again tracing a sequence of events happening in syria at that time and most of those who worked there the wood on the radio. in the clinic which incidentally neal curiosity is like a petrol motion machine did lives on without a lunch break and then suddenly i saw

to join us in the depths. aura maybe in the shallows. humanity has never seen such strange natural phenomena befall giant coming to us appearing in the peninsula. one after another. but never doubted for help again you could use your computer for you know i'm done with those of you wouldn't. miss one of the in 2020. how often and where will new crisis appear as i described how dangerous oen day for human the slum on my end is different than 102021 russian scientists came quite close to working out what's going on. they built a full scale 3 d. model of the black hole. this mistake is my mistake and mistake must be called a mistake and above all it must be corrected to german chancellor angela merkel backtracks on opposing each the lockdown concedes it was a mistake. hospitals are likely to be rocked precede into violence short of 3 weeks french hospital chiefs ringing the alarm president of the country said new pandemic records for the year are the government's response leaves people bewildered. flora xing hate speech facebook is sued for

thanks for watching to international and have a good day i use i use use the the the, the the the this has been going business so you can't afford to miss i major. and i'm friendship or in washington coming up in the united states in germany. have come to an agreement over the nordstrom to pipeline, but not everyone is happy about it. shared had we explored the conflict and why germany continued to pursue the project and has what has become bullish on bitcoin yet again. because the electric car giant b o says it will likely accept the crypto currency as payment in the future. we bring you up to speed on how the crypto sector is fair and then the federal reserve is preparing for another meeting where they were, where they will discuss whether to pull back on their pandemic era policy. so what can we expect, and how will the markets react? we have a show today. so dive right in. the us in germany have officially signed an agreement on how to quote, prevent russia from using energy as a tool, a political pressure against ukraine. now if you think that sounds like a strange statement to ma

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abandon us customers. so things like hello yes, next circle. finance changed just to name a few. all of them already packed up and was like, not worth it anymore. so regulating like this through fear and ignorance is simply going to drive the next wave of web innovation away from the us into other jurisdictions that are implemented mark, an informed regulation. so this provision is going to get very must be and i think there will be a lot of pushback from the industry about it. asking for a clear definition. right now they're just throwing things against the wall to see what it. and i don't think this is going to stick because there's no way to enforce it. and even with the current state of regulation, here in the us, it just in same coin base is now pushing for a single crypto regulator saying that they currently have $53.00 just for the us. a lot coin base operates in over a 100 countries, and the u. s. is the only one like this. we have the fcc and fcc treasury, all the state regulators and all the mone

so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we need together in so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, a very critical time. time to sit down and talk on a jails. hacker who expose the abusive conditions of the prison he's being held in is denied telephone access to his lawyers. his wife from the move and active vengeance bureau presence, lawyer county, that she can only like speak to them if they have upcoming court deadline where she's not applying that requirement to any of the other inmate's privacy activists. take a bite of apple over that tech giant's controversial plans. this starts scanning the files of users for child sex abuse content.

to take it, if you give everybody some and you say, go out to spend it, use it, you to use it in some way. transact with it, so with less scary and you can actually have your wallet set up in that. so that's kind of the goal here is a lot of eyes right now and exactly how this roll out is going to happen. and at the same time, when we're talking about bitcoin, we also have to mention it's more recent, falls below $30000.00 once again. and there are some analyst who are even predicting another crypto winter as they call it. so what exactly does that mean, and do you believe that that is where bitcoin is headed? no, i don't. i don't think we're headed necessarily into a crypto winner. so for those who don't know about 14 times since its inception, big coin has risen and then fallen to new lows and kind of goes for several months like this. it's called a crypto winter, right? a lot of times, by the way, those happen over the winter season. strange. but what's interesting about this is the last time this happened obviously was 2017 right before i went all the way up to $20000.00 a drop do

r t correspondent sites have a thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and is that as the vaccination drive continues air travel demand neared a one year high now according to data released by the transportation security administration more than 1300000 travelers checked into american airports on the 12th of march now that's the most since march 15th of 2020 just prior to widespread lockdowns across the country should be noted of course the travel numbers in the u.s. are still down 38 percent from where they were preparing demick now amid all of the discussion about travel in the cold air we've heard so much about the idea of covert passports in fact the e.u. has proposed the creation of a digital green certificate which would allow vaccinated in vaccinated citizens to travel throughout the block without the need for a mandatory cord see the certificate would be given to those who could provide proof of vaccination a negative code. 19 tests or proof of recovery if they had previously had the virus so this raises a lot of questions about covert or vaccine

use algorithms and neural networks have been following us everywhere. we look online because our relationships are what matters most of us and that's how we find meaning and how we make sense in our place in silicon valley c o's don't mention in the slick presentations. however, the ghost workers who train the software humans are involved in every step of the process when you're using anything online. but we're sold as a miracle of automation behind your screen. it's a workforce that seems algorithm is for next to nothing on a very good day to do $5.00. now a really bad day. i could do 10 years where it says removable by design. it's about labor costs, but it's also about creating layers of lessening responsibility between those who solicit the kind of work and need it. and those who do it the minds. but it's our life from moscow and international, the death toll of today's explosion that a chemical tack 3 in germany, is expected to rise. officials saying, quoted as little a hope that the missing will be found alive. ecuador revokes julian sanchez citiz

k intends to use? or joining me now to discuss the latest or crypto analyst for most co host chris b. i and jeffrey tucker, author of liberty or lockdown. jeffrey, let's start with you here. what do you make of this claim from the bank of england? i mean, how can they guarantee that this underlying technology will be tens of thousands of times more efficient when there are currently no plans to create? and is this all just theoretical wishful thinking here? rachel calls for pastors. i mean this is boy there played to given out at a typical fantastic conference. i've seen that a 1000 times. it's even more absurd than that. it's a little bit like, you know, old men discovery and e mail in 2005 for some direct, you know, so central banks are trying to stay relevant and the crypto currency age. and so they can make a posture as claims as a way of trying to get the world to pay attention to them. but in the end they, he gave no specifics about the glory of proficiency. and actually, what's interesting about

so not only is the us trying to push china out, the us trying to spread their own influence by using this proposal as a leaping board to kind of spread their influence and favor their own tech companies. and now kristi did this, china in its own right, have a recourse against that. i mean, beyond just saying, well, we'll pull back all that tech from, say a country like singapore or something like that. is there any other recourse they have against the deal, like that? i don't think they do, and i think that china is actually very defensive and they've made sure that they've fully touched every single sector from technology to cybersecurity, into all of their semiconductor infrastructure. and 5 g big touched the entire spectrum of technology. so basically, if china were to say, pull out all of their infrastructure, you really would be setting these countries back at least 5 if not 10 years. and china has spent significant billions and billions of dollars. so then these countries, the small southeast asian nations, they will be the casualty between the total, between the us and china.

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out us duck doesn't need to just what. you will when you are going in the store usually is. extenders survival does stacey just like all the stores simply after all these are. you sure there are you going to get it. back to. this is a repatriation look at the rest in 70 years. bill of the several times we've heard . and welcome back to cohen's meteoric rise to $41000.00 is an extremely big deal now the jump to over $41000.00 means that big quint also beat the market cap of chinese tech giant 10 cent and briefly passed a darling tech firm tesla so let's go ahead and get some expert analysis with co-hosts christiane and ben swan. now kristie i notice that you don't smile on camera as much as you do when we talk about bitcoin crossing the $40000.00 mark. big market cap grew to an unprecedented levels topping out at $174000000000.00 by reaching that level we're seeing an unprecedented run for big oil and where do you see it headed at this point. i think we're definitely had a higher to the next psychologically significant resistance point at 50000 where we shall see if there is

sure i think we'll see a couple others not of time so maybe crack you were just playing us is gives us primal never considering going public and well i'm 21 you know but i don't think we'll see it when you walk up to ikea like house on a way to biotech's outrageous energy or because if you recall i was always coming away because whatever industry or segment is higher ground the moment we're in does work yes because all of the investors and they are right that we needed so i tend to spoil the party as people get in there. so it's a good thing that we probably won't see that here i don't think the market eats it so firstly i mean obviously you don't want a list of the silicate keep your transactions which means no more i mean the basic point the entire point of crypto no bank to hold your finds no middleman us from to charge. and no investment banks got its huge commission to sell your company in order to raise funds that was the entire point i see alyson i eat almost in order to completely i ask wall street so i admire point based on what they've accomplished they make it to easy to use

poverty all around us. and as we know from studies of poverty, when it gets worse, loads of other social problems immediately follow. so we're going to be paying the price for how we handle this pandemic for years to come. and one of the things we're all gonna have to remember is when our leaders said, well, let's fight the pandemic. we're all in it together. we weren't all in it. together, some of us were in a boat going up, and a lot of us were in a boat going down. yeah, i think that's it. that's very well said. the 2nd part of the, the story, of course, is this issue that you were talking about of the wealthiest people around the world becoming vastly more wealthy. some numbers here, the top one percent grab 38 percent of all additional wealth accumulated since the mid 19 ninety's, while the bottom 50 percent captured just 2 percent of it. now i think professor, you and i just having interviewed you a number of times before, i believe you and i are going to differ pretty greatly on what to do about this