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"Let me know in the comments. Hopefully, none of you. Now in early November, genesis revealed that I have roughly a 175 million stuck in the now bankrupt FTX exchange, DCG sent a 140 million to the firm in an attempt to shore up its balance sheet by November 16th, genesis suspended withdrawals, citing the FTX bankruptcy, genesis currently owes 340,000 Gemini earned users $900 million according to the open letters. Now, Tyler winklevoss stated Gemini would defend itself against the unregistered security charges and would make sure this doesn't distract us from the important recovery work. We are doing. So there you have it. Let me know who you stand with. The SEC or the winklevoss twins or genesis, who is to blame, I personally think that being the regulators were working with the winklevoss twins for the past 17 months, they should have probably said something instead of just going out on social media calling them out and making it more difficult for the 340,000 investor victims to recover the funds that they lost. So is the SEC really here to protect investors? Let me know your honest thoughts in the comments right down below, which leads us to our next story of the day. We're going to be discussing genesis along with their $3 billion in debt, according to this report, the new report claims that the parent company or the crypto broker genesis is considering selling venture capital assets to pay back creditors with genesis more than 3 billion in debt currently, the Financial Times reports that the digital currency group is mulling selling parts of their venture capital holdings, worth up to a half a $1 billion to help make up the difference, quitting them here, DCG, a conglomerate that controls crypto media outlet, coin desk, and investment manager, grayscale, is seeking to raise fresh cash after his genesis unit was wrong footed in November by the collapse of FTX as part of its efforts, DCG is considering offloading parts of its venture capital holdings, which include 200 crypto related projects, such as exchanges, banks, and custodians, and at least 35 countries, and it's worth about a half a $1 billion according to people familiar with the matter that DCG and genesis have both declined to officially comment on the report, the financial time story sites anonymous sources familiar with the matter, genesis halted customer withdrawals in November of 2022 when it was caught up in the collateral damage of the FTX implosion and over the past two weeks Gemini founder Cameron winklevoss has written two open letters blaming DCT founder, Barry silver, for the collapse of the Gemini earned program, which was powered by genesis under the earned program, Gemini partner with genesis to provide traders with up to 8% returns on their holdings. However, earlier this month, genesis announced that FTS collapse greatly affected its finances and could no longer pay out investors of Gemini earns program in response to winklevoss most recent open letter, asking the DCG board to fire sober, the DCG Twitter account defended sober in their group, quitting them here.
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"When FTX filed for bankruptcy protection last month, they abandoned about a million creditors. Those million creditors are owed billions of dollars in aggregate. The top 50 creditors are owed $3.1 billion. Now what's going on is some creditors are selling their claims to brokers and buyers of distressed debt for quick sales. So that means that collecting money now means selling those claims at a lot. And some of these are investors who just don't know what they're doing. A lot of new people came into crypto and they hopped in during the bull run last year without finding out even the basics. 5 O 7 capital trader Thomas Brazil has experienced buying claims against collapsed digital asset firms. He said, quote, one guy asked me, what is a stablecoin? I said, dude, you're going to have to do research before our call. Now, keep in mind, so far it's taken 8 years to clean up the mess around mount gox's 2014 hack. And this is not going to repair itself quickly. In fact, mount gox investors are still waiting to be made whole. FTX was popular with institutional investors like crypto hedge funds. Nickel digital asset management has 12 million stuck on the exchange. Asset management held a quote large majority of its assets on FTX. Gloy capital. That's another hedge fund with stock assets. So what's happening is these fund managers mostly just want to move on and not have to deal with the court process. And some FTX customers want to sell their claims by yearend, so they can write those losses down against taxes. So this guy said that he was paying 5 to 6 cents on the dollar for FTX claims with nominal values of 2 million 3 1 million 8 $1 million. He said that he's in talks for a $100 million claim from a Singapore based fund manager. He had spoken to a German fund that has $23 million stuck on FTX. Funds pitching their claims for sale usually asking for closer to ten cents on the dollar. So you can see these are big high dollar bets that these firms are placing. And part of that's because assessing the value of a bankruptcy claim can be more art than science. You've got back of the envelope calculations that can give a sense of available assets versus liabilities, but big returns are made in legal arguments. Now, Brazil is taking the bet that U.S. courts will recognize customer assets in trust under English trust law. Which means that customer assets would be paid out first if they go by that law. And not all, punted claims relate to customer assets. One document is an employment contract with 9 years of guaranteed salary payments. How do you deal with that? Contract has a ten year term with a clause for termination payouts. Now, taking a different tact to bringing some relief to over a million creditors that FTX money to is Shaw lawford. Because their investigating claims against FTX for violating securities laws. It's estimated that over 1 million people have lost their life savings due to financial fraud committed by the company's CEO. Their plan is to investigate FTX for issuing misleading statements or failing to disclose an important information. In a statement, the firm mentioned how media outlets exposed problems within the company, which ultimately led the crash of its FTT tokens. And so now they're asking FTT investors to share information about their purchases and sales of their tokens. It's important for investors to know that in less the class is certified by the court. They will not be represented by an attorney. In the meantime, the company FTX is hired a team of financial forensic investigators to try to track down the investors lost money. Now the goal of this team is to conduct asset tracing to identify and recover the missing digital assets. On November 22nd, a lawyer representing FTX stated that quote a substantial amount of assets have either been stolen or are missing from the company. He also revealed that blockchain analysis firms like chain analysis have been enlisted to help with the investigation. Additionally, some crypto entrepreneurs, including tether executives and the CEO of binance, believe that the CEO of FTX was trying to destabilize the crypto market to save his own company. Now the question is, would Sam bankman freed risk destabilizing the market to save his own skin? It's a tough question. And initially, you really don't want to thank anyone would do that. Anyone would sink that low. And then reality slaps you in the face, and then you realize that yes, if you are an arrogant gigabyte 30 year old with more dollars than cents, you very well might risk destabilizing the market to save your own failing company. And it might be that's exactly what happened here. Because tether executives and binance CEOs see were reportedly worried that Sam was trying to disrupt the crypto market to save his now bankrupt exchange. Messages in a signal group now show an argument between CZ and sbf over tether stablecoin. USD T. This report also says that CZ and others in the group were concerned that trades by Alameda research were de pegging the stablecoin, which could impact crypto prices. CZ reportedly confronted SPF, saying, quote, stop trying to de peg stablecoins and stop doing anything. Stop now. Don't cause more damage. Now for his part, SPF has since denied the claims in a statement. Members of the signal group include kakin cofounder Jesse Powell and tether CTO Paolo Arduino. Now this argument reportedly happened a day after binance announced that it was not going to bail out FTX. CZ called SPF of fraudster. He said, binance had become increasingly uncomfortable with Alameda and SPF. CZ also said that SPF was unhinged when binance pulled out. In response, Sam claims that binance quote threatened to walk at the last minute. He accuses CZ of lying about his role in the deal. And SPF definitely and desperately needs a scapegoat here. Because since FTX is bankruptcy, he's been named in 7 class action lawsuits, several probes and investigations, including a market manipulation probe by a federal prosecutors. So he's got the U.S. fed's investigating him. He's got state agencies like the Texas securities board going after him. He's on the hook in multiple other countries. Yeah, he can't chance anyone accusing him of trying to depict tether or take down another company, especially if it paints him in an unsympathetic light. After all, he went on that media tour to shape a more sympathetic image. One of a more quiet, thoughtful young man who's just trying to do the right thing for the right reasons. And it all kind of got out of hand and he's really sorry. Instead, anecdotes like this paint the image of a deceitful conniving businessman willing to upend the entire apple cart just to save his own ass. Not the image you want to walk into a courtroom with. Now appropriately, this whole disaster, a lot of attention has been paid to SPF. And for good reason, and part of that is because he's been running off at the mouth to any media outlet that will carry a story. That said, he didn't
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"This was the information that was submitted by FTX as part of its insolvency proceeding. So needless to say, this is affected the entire crypto market with users showing less interest in the positing their funds any further. So following the FTX crisis, there is concern that any other platform will declare liquidity crisis and lock its funds for an indefinite period of time. So FTX wasn't able to meet the withdrawal demands and it caused panic and it calls it on many different platforms. Bitcoin right now it's dropped significantly from its all time high. And FTX basically the worst in this concern by contributing to a further decline in its one week value. So Bitcoin basically was trading today at 15 8 9 7. Which is a 3.6 decrease in Ethel to 1120, which is a 7% decrease. And this is the eth is largely due to some of the eth that's being moved around that was hacked and stolen from FTX. But the overall crypto markets lost over 260 billion. And binance is basically willingness to liquidate the FTT tokens through the acquisition of the companies, non U.S. operation was formerly viewed as a way out of the enterprise. Now, FTX is presently attempting to restructure the so called empire. However, gaming's everyone's trust will be tough and less crypto ventures band together to support the revisions. There's little clarity regarding the end of the FTX crisis. And basically, the market is kind of in a wait and see mode to determine if any other entities are in danger of collapsing. Creditors and investors, well, they've all turned out to be the biggest victims of the crisis. And with millions stuck in the now bankrupt network. And in addition to this, there's reports claiming that a hack, which has, as I told you, but now 477 million is the latest number. It's set to be put into the market. And this is further driving the market down today. And the latest for the FTX contagion is genesis, which genesis says they're going to go bankrupt without fresh funding. So there's still yet to receive this critical investment to recover from the FTX collapse. And now they're considering to be insolvent and genesis, which is the crypto brokerage platform that froze withdrawals last week. They may result to bankruptcy basically if it fails to raise money from the potential investors. This is according to people that are familiar with the matter. So and it was reported on B and B and then Bloomberg that genesis has spent the last several days attempting to raise $1 billion in capital from potential investors. This backs up a Wall Street Journal report on Friday which claimed the training firm was unsuccessful in its endeavor. Bloomberg stated that genesis wasn't talked with
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"Point out quote laws regulations and documents prohibit the digital assets underlying the products from being lint borrowed or otherwise encumbered. Now the reason people are kind of freaking out, in addition to the general unrest of a bear market, genesis global is the liquidity provider for grayscale Bitcoin trust. Just a few days ago, genesis global halted withdrawals in face of what they called unprecedented market turmoil due to the number of withdrawals from the platform. And the FTX hits just keep on coming. Because you know any time there's any kind of high profile event, pretty much the scammers come out. Elon Musk is buying Twitter? The scammers get to work. Well, that's what's happening here. Because it seems like the $8 billion hole in FTX is balance sheet, have made people scared and desperate to recover their money. Desperate people make mistakes. And that's what's behind a recent communication from the Singapore police force. They're warning their citizens to be wary of fake websites. See, websites are popping up, claiming that they know how to get your money off of FTX. So what's going on is there's this website that's claiming that belonged to the U.S. Department of Justice. They're asking unsuspecting users to log into that website using their FTX username and password. Hello, people. Like I said earlier, it's current year. It's time for us to stop falling for these foolish choices. Anyway, according to a local news agency, channel news Asia, this website claims that customers are able to withdraw their funds after paying some sort of legal fees. Now, of course, they're fooling people into giving up their FTX credentials. And then fooling people to pay for the service. That said, the police are also warning citizens of fake online articles showing crypto auto trading programs. And like the U.S., they attach some politician or a famous person to this scam to give it the appearance of respectability. So we were talking about SPF the other night. He has new representation in the forms of a friend of a family. As it turns out, Paul Weiss, the firm that filed bankruptcy for FTX, has quit their post. They claim a conflict of interest. What sounds like what happened is they got sick of Sam's antics. Remember a few days ago when Sam and his weird tweeting, he tweeted out what happened. Remember that? Well, it seems like that was enough for the fine folks at Paul Weiss. Martin floon bomb is one of their attorneys. He believes that Sam's crazy tweets were disruptive in the reorganization process. He said quote, we informed mister beckman for each several days ago. After the filing of the FTX bankruptcy, that conflicts have arisen that precluded us from representing him. Even so that's not necessarily the end of it. Because the judge can refuse the request. They can order them to continue to represent the client. That said, I don't see that happening. For one, you've got Sam's weird behavior disrupting the process. But two, Sam already has representation in the form of one David mills. Mills is a white collar crime professor at Stanford, as well as friends with Sam's father, Joseph beckman. So it's not like Paul Weiss was the only representation available to them. And finally, our ongoing accounting of the damage done by FTX implosion continues. Here are a few more victims. A hedge fund called galois capital is believed to have as much as $50 million worth of crypto stuck on FTX. New huo technology, owner of the exchange H bit, has $18 million of assets stuck on FTX. Nest coin, a startup from Nigeria, said they also have money stuck on FTX, but they didn't say how much. And then you've got meta plex studios. There are NFT protocol. They said that they were also laying off several members of the meta plex studios team because of the indirect damage of FTX. Stefan Hess is their CEO and founder. And he said quote, while our treasury wasn't directly impacted by the collapse of FTX and our fundamentals remained strong, the indirect impact on the market is significant and requires that we take a more conservative approach moving forward. And then there's nickel digital asset management. They announced yesterday that they have $12 million stuck on FTX exchange. Their founder and chief investment officer is Michael hall. He said roughly 6% of their $200 million in assets under management is stuck on FTX. And finally, this is the one that really bugged me when I first heard about it. Because when traders lose money, that sucks, it's horrible. When investors lose money, that sucks, it's horrible. But it's also part of the game. So to speak. Teachers are a different story. And when you start screwing around with people's retirements, it's not so simple, right? Well, the Ontario teachers pension plan was also hurt in the damage done by FTX black swan event. They put out an announcement that they'd invested some $75 million into FTX international, as well as FTX U.S.. And while that is a lot of money, the fund released that it represented less than half a percent of their total net assets. They actually own a substantial portion of both FTX and FTX U.S.. .4% and .5% of whatever they're worth these days. Not much. While representative from the funds say that they are disappointed by what happened. They said quote, the financial loss from this investment will have limited impact on the plan. Given its size relative to our total net assets and our strong financial position. And that's going to do it for us tonight. I hope you have an awesome weekend. We'll see you tomorrow night.
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"A me and Martinez. Russia appears to have defaulted on its foreign currency debt for the first time in over a century. However, there is a bit of a twist because Russia does not consider itself in default because the country says it has the money, but its payments have been blocked by western sanctions. All right, so what happens next? We have NPR's Alina selig here to explain what at 1918 the Bolshevik revolution, that's the last time this has happened. Alina, what does it actually mean that Russia appears to have defaulted? Okay, here's what happened. Like any country, Russia sold bonds to support its economy and promised to pay interest in Euros of dollars. But after it invaded Ukraine, the U.S. and Europe wanted to weaken the Russian war chest and they froze Russia's access to Euros and dollars held overseas. Russia kept paying its debts from currency reserves at home, but in May, the US Treasury blocked even those transfers to American investors. That left two Russian interest payments worth about a $100 million stuck. They missed a deadline, got a grace period, and that clock ran out on Sunday. Reports say bondholders have not received that money, which technically means a default. Technically means the default. So what's Moscow's take on all this? Well, you know, the Kremlin today said any default label was absolutely unlawful for weeks, Russian finance minister Anton silwan of has been saying any default would be manufactured, artificial, Russia has been trying to pay. Its latest workaround involved ruble transfers that creditors could convert into Euros and dollars. Argues Russia's obligations are fulfilled, it's up to the bondholders to come claim their money. He was basically saying, we'll do everything we can to lead the horse to water, can't make the horse drink. And this feeds into the Kremlin's frequent line that the U.S. just wants to inflict misery on Russians in this case by forcing it to fault. The U.S. and Europe, of course, would argue Russia controls all this by refusing to stop its war in Ukraine. And given that Russia seemingly has no intention to end that war, what does a default actually mean in practical terms? This is the anticlimactic bit, because Russia already faces most punishments that might befall an economy in default. Big businesses like McDonald's or Nike have left, it's a financial and political outcast. But it's still getting money for its oil and gas. And the ruble has been artificially boosted to the strongest level in 7 years. Here's sovereign debt expert meter gulati from the University of Virginia. Normally with a default, the big, bad thing that happens is that in my reputation is in the mud and the rating agencies downgrade me at your interest rate at which you borrow skyrockets. Russia's not borrowing from anybody. They've invaded another country. Their reputation being in the mud is not exactly a big concern. And frankly, it's foreign investors have had weeks to figure out what to do. So in the short term, not much is likely to change. All right, short term, what about the long term? That is the question. Some creditors might eventually sue Russia to get that money that will be super messy. We'll take years. Will Russia be able to borrow on the international market going forward? Will its economy unravel will be watching if investors see the default as Russia being cornered, or further burning its own bridges with the world. NPR's only to sell you things a lot. Thank you. For the first time since the pandemic, New York City's pride march was back again in all its glory on a beautiful June Sunday
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"Russia appears to have defaulted on its foreign currency debt for the first time in over a century. However, there is a bit of a twist because Russia does not consider itself in default because the country says it has the money, but its payments have been blocked by western sanctions. All right, so what happens next? We have NPR's Alina sell you here to explain what at 1918 the Bolshevik revolution, that's the last time this has happened. Alina, what does it actually mean that Russia appears to have defaulted? Okay, here's what happened. Like any country, Russia sold bonds to support its economy and promised to pay interest in Euros of dollars. But after it invaded Ukraine, the U.S. and Europe wanted to weaken the Russian war chest and they froze Russia's access to heroes and dollars held overseas. Russia kept paying its debts from currency reserves at home, but in May, the US Treasury blocked even those transfers to American investors. That left two Russian interest payments worth about a $100 million stuck. They missed a deadline, got a grace period, and that clock ran out on Sunday. Reports say bondholders have not received that money, which technically means a default. Technically means the default. So what's Moscow's take on all this? Well, you know, the Kremlin today said any default label was absolutely unlawful for weeks, Russian finance minister Anton silwan of has been saying any default would be manufactured, artificial, Russia has been trying to pay. Its latest workaround involved ruble transfers that creditors could convert into Euros and dollars. So one of argues Russia's obligations are fulfilled, it's up to the bondholders to come claim their money. He was basically saying, we'll do everything we can to lead the horse to water, can't make the horse drink. And this feeds into the Kremlin's frequent line that the U.S. just wants to inflict misery on Russians in this case by forcing it to fault the U.S. and Europe, of course, would argue Russia controls all this by refusing to stop its war in Ukraine. And given that Russia seemingly has no intention to end that war, what does a default actually mean in practical terms? This is the anticlimactic bit, because Russia already faces most punishments that might befall an economy in default. Big businesses like McDonald's or Nike have left, it's a financial and political outcast. But it's still getting money for its oil and gas. And the ruble has been artificially boosted to the strongest level in 7 years. Here's sovereign debt expert meter gulati from the University of Virginia. Normally with the default, the big, bad thing that happens is that in my reputation is in the mud and the rating agencies downgrade me at your interest rate at which you borrow skyrockets. Russia's not borrowing from anybody. They've invaded another country. Their reputation being in the mud is not exactly a big concern. And frankly, it's foreign investors have had weeks to figure out what to do. So in the short term, not much is likely to change. All right, short term, what about the long term? That is the question. Some creditors might eventually sue Russia to get that money that will be super messy. We'll take years. Will Russia be able to borrow on the international market going forward? Will its economy unravel will be watching if investors see the default as Russia being cornered or further burning its own bridges with the world. NPR's only going to sell you fix a lot. Thank you. For the first time since the pandemic, New York City's pride march was back again in all its glory on a beautiful June Sunday
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"That make our nation healthier, resilient, and more secure. Visit northeastern dot EDU. Russia appears to have defaulted on its foreign currency debt for the first time in over a century. However, there is a bit of a twist because Russia does not consider itself in default because the country says it has the money, but its payments have been blocked by western sanctions. All right, so what happens next? We have NPR's Alina sell you here to explain or what a 1918 the Bolshevik revolution. That's the last time this has happened. Alina, what does it actually mean that Russia appears to have defaulted? Okay, here's what happened. Like any country, Russia sold bonds to support its economy and promised to pay interest in Euros of dollars. But after it invaded Ukraine, the U.S. and Europe wanted to weaken the Russian war chest and they froze Russia's access to heroes and dollars held overseas. Russia kept paying its debts from currency reserves at home, but in May, the US Treasury blocked even those transfers to American investors. That left two Russian interest payments worth about a $100 million stuck. They missed a deadline, got a grace period, and that clock ran out on Sunday. Reports say bondholders have not received that money, which technically means a default. Technically means the default. So what's Moscow's take on all this? You know, the Kremlin today said any default label was absolutely unlawful for weeks, Russian finance minister Anton silhouette of has been saying any default would be manufactured, artificial, Russia has been trying to pay. Its latest workaround involved ruble transfers that creditors could convert into Euros and dollars. So one of argues Russia's obligations are fulfilled, it's up to the bondholders to come claim their money. He was basically saying, we'll do everything we can to lead the horse to water, can't make the horse drink. And this feeds into the Kremlin's frequent line that the U.S. just wants to inflict misery on Russians in this case by forcing a default. The U.S. and Europe, of course, would argue Russia controls all this by refusing to stop its war in Ukraine. And given that Russia seemingly has no intention to end that war, what does a default actually mean in practical terms? This is the anticlimactic bit because Russia already faces most punishments that might befall an economy in default. Big businesses like McDonald's or Nike have left, it's a financial and political outcast. But it's still getting money for its oil and gas. And the ruble has been artificially boosted to the strongest level in 7 years. Here's sovereign debt expert mito gulati from the University of Virginia. Normally with the default, the big, bad thing that happens is that in my reputation is in the mud and the rating agencies downgrade me at your interest rate at which you borrow skyrockets. Russia's not borrowing from anybody. They've invaded another country. Their reputation being in the mud is not exactly a big concern. And frankly, it's foreign investors have had weeks to figure out what to do. So in the short term, not much is likely to change. All right, short term, what about the long term? That is the question. Some creditors might eventually sue Russia to get that money that will be super messy. We'll take years. Will Russia be able to borrow on the international market going forward? Will its economy unravel will be watching if investors see the default as Russia being cornered, or further burning its own bridges with the world. NPR's only necessity. Thank you. I'm Gregory Warner, hosted.
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"Workplaces is that they're looking out for the health and safety and lives Literally the lives of working people because in a capitalist system if you don't impose some regulation on employers there are always going to be some employers who will just to make a buck let their workers die Case in point you've got this meat plat packing plant where the managers and the meat packing plant this is back in 2020 during the pandemic when there was no vaccine And they could have spaced people out and they could have slowed the lines down but they chose not to They jammed their workers in together and they had the line going really really fast for these meatpackers The guy's stripping the meat off the bones and stuff And the managers were running a pool a betting pool on how many people would die of COVID and by what point in time I mean just let that sink in This actually happened It's well documented They've admitted it That COVID is a workplace danger that workplaces that don't offer any protection against COVID in fact on the contrary workplaces that force people into high COVID situations without appropriate protection Are killing people Now how is that not part of the overall province of the occupational safety and health administration Well according to 6 right wing crackpots on the U.S. Supreme Court it's not They said and I quote although Congress has indisputably given osha the power to regulate occupational dangers it has not given that agency the power to regulate public health more broadly Say what What they're saying here is that because of because of the fact that roughly a 100 million of us work I don't recall the actual number for the total workforce in the United States I have a 117 million stuck in my head but it's in that neighborhood Because a hundred roughly a $100 million work that therefore what That's such a large number that that's the broad general public And therefore osha shouldn't protect people because there's so many of us A day literally makes no sense As Steven breyer Sony as social mayor and Alina Kagan pointed out in their descent when they said and I quote in the face of a still raging pandemic the idiots on this court excuse me they didn't say the idiots This court tells the agency charged with protecting workers safety that it may not do so And that's exactly what happened Now there wasn't one exception The rest of that sentence is that it may not do so in all the workplaces needed They did allow the vaccine mandate for hospital workers to stand Well duh but what is really going on here This is the president of the American medical association Gerald Harmon Yesterday said and I quote in the face of a continually evolving COVID-19 pandemic that poses a serious danger to the health of our nation The Supreme Court today halted one of the most effective tools in the fight against further transmission and death from this aggressive virus So the scientists the doctors in America are saying this court is nuts But here's what's going on And it's important that we all understand this This decision does not exist in a vacuum The ideology that Leonard Leo and his buddies at the federalist society and the right wing billionaires who fund all this kind of stuff The ideology that they put on the court that is reflected in the worldviews of San Alito and clarence Thomas and Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh and in particular very much in particular our fellow from Colorado one rain farting out Oh Neil Gorsuch The ideology of these guys is that government should not have a role in protecting people that government that that's overreached That's something that's socialism somehow That capitalism should solve all problems As Stephen Moore said to me on this program a lot ten years ago when I said would you rather have a capitalist society or a democratic society if you had a choice between the two Which is more important capitalism or democracy And he said capital is an absolutely Which is exactly what China has now They have capitalism on steroids no democracy That's Stephen Moore's idea of a Paradise That's even more The chief economic adviser to Donald Trump So these people in the Supreme Court are now following this libertarian ideology that it is not that the constitution the founders and framers or for that matter just even today that common sense dictates that the government should not protect workers That's the job of the so called free market although when workers try to organize together companies can organize together They can form trade associations They do it all the time The Chamber of Commerce But when workers band together to protect their own interests those are called unions We've got to do everything we can to stop that But this is this they call it a deregulatory ideology or whatever you want to call this This is what's going on Make no mistake about it And this is just the first Of what will be a series of Supreme Court decisions over the next few years Where the ability of government to protect people from predatory capital is essentially from predatory employers from predatory bankers from predatory corporations that want to sell you crap products from monopolies that want to exploit you I mean the fact that we pay two to 5 times more for cell phone service in the United States than any other developed country in the world The fact that we paid three to 5 times more for our Internet service than pretty much any other developed gun Why Because we have a lot of monopolies in this country There's over a hundred country companies that will sell you the Internet service in France You get Internet service and cell phone service both for $27 a month in France How much are you paying for your service here in the United States How much are you paying for your phone service Your cell.
COACHCAST Brasil
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That Sounds Fun with Annie F. Downs
"million sticks" Discussed on That Sounds Fun with Annie F. Downs
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Before the Millions
"million sticks" Discussed on Before the Millions
"Accentuates the lifestyle that they want right. It's not the hey. The businesses the focus. And then you know once the businesses already where it needs to be. That's when i can kind of figure out all right. Wh- what what time can i do. I have to my family and myself and to build a life that i want. No it's like. Hey this is the last thing i want. How can i create a business that gives me that life which which is amazing last one at least anne. Why do you think so. Many of us are stuck before the millions even though we have every intention of getting to the millions stuck. I don't think people want to hear the answer to that. Was going to get personal. What's the you know. I had read. Something recently. Said that the reason why you're not having the success that you want or you're not getting what you want because you're not willing to do the actions required for you to get it. That's it boils down to only that you have fears. You got excuses all of its just because you're not willing to do something and it's figuring out what that is that you need to do next not all of it but what next. You're not doing so for like if you if you if you hear about marketing directly to motivated sellers and bind deals and like all that stuff the way to do it but then it's like oh my phone number is going to be on that sign on poll over there. Oh man i'm gonna find something else to do. You know what i mean. You got it like you got to move past. All you just gotta be won't do some of the stuff and i'm not some people do stuff that's like. They could get in trouble. But that's just one example right if you don't wanna mail a letter to somebody because you might get that call that were. They're cussing you out because you mailed them a letter which will happen if you do enough enough direct mail all that kind of stuff you just got to be willing to do. The work often get those calls. Where people specifically just call me at. It's ask me. Why do you have my number. Where did you get my number from and i. I'm just like okay. You don't want to sell your house. Okay get off my phone. Have time to explain these things off my golly. Because i'm at one time i get to the website. All this traffic was coming from a bass guitar forum. Oh what the heck is going on bass guitar forum on getting all this traffic. So i i i went there i went and i search for it and i looked. I found the post. One of those bass guitarists had gotten a letter from me about binds house. Had this whole thing about why. I'm contacting him. And he's like i want to figure out why this guy is like column is some sort of scam is like all these other bass guitarist are like saying all these things to and they're building this huge story up in some of them are saying i googled him. He's an attorney. I'm not a freaking attorney. And lamar drew. Moss was like this is amazing. Because they're doing all this spending all this energy emotional crap. Do i literally watched me your delete me. just leave it alone or call me. Oh my goodness so hilarious. Absolutely love that conversation. I've learned so much and we've talked about things that you probably didn't even know we're gonna talk about. We've talked about in detail. Driving for dollars marketing. We've talked about. Seal pulled some great nuggets from from you for in terms of seo learned a whole lot last one. At least we talked about a strong follow up campaign which is absolutely pivotal to anybody's real estate business any business in general so Dan he's been a pleasure. Learn a little bit about you. They won't to maybe popping. Say hi or ask you a question or two or find a little bit more about what you got going on business. Where can they find. Some of your information sure. So if anybody wants to contact me directly danny at forefront c. r. m. dot com. And then that's also the websites you know if.
COACHCAST Brasil
"million sticks" Discussed on COACHCAST Brasil
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Bloomberg Radio New York
"million sticks" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Crude oil steady. It's called $75 a barrel gold is higher, 17 90 announced while Bitcoin it pulls back just modestly and now trades above just about $33,000 per coin. Get some more color on those equity markets with Bloomberg stocks editor Dave Wilson David looking at Let's start with Virgin Galactic Paul shares are up 24% in early trading founder Richard Branson plans to go into space on July 11th. That's nine days before a similar journey by fellow billionaire Jeff Bezos, who owns the competing blue origin them. Do you think it's certainly has the potential to be that? Yeah, I mean, Virgin Galactic flight will also carry three company employees into pilots. So there you have it. On the flip side, Tesla's off half a percent. The electric carmaker's deliveries in the second quarter totaled just over 201,000 vehicles. Analysts expected more than 204,000, based on the average estimate in a Bloomberg survey. Then you have DD global talk about cars hits down about 9.5%. Chinese regulators started a cyber security review of the ride, hailing service. Three days after its U. S initial public offering, which raised $4.4 billion now, DD rose in its first two days of trading by 17% giving back a chunk of that game today. Charles Schwab's off 1.5%, the securities firm, said U. S regulators are investigating disclosures related to the Robo Advisory service. Schwab intelligent portfolios. Schwab said the probe will lead to a second quarter charge of $200 million sticking with finance You've got Santander Consumer USA Up 10%, now the main U. S unit of Spain's Banco Santander, offered to buy out other shareholders in the auto lender. The deals valued at about $2.4 billion. You also have PNC Financial up 2% Bank was raised the equivalent to buy from cell At Wolfe Research. You're talking a double upgrade their nice moving into healthcare, Johnson and Johnson up a quarter of a percent, the company said. It's one shot. Covid 19 vaccine neutralizes the fast spreading delta variant. J and J also said it's vaccine protected against infection more broadly for at least eight months. Cure back, though down 3%, the German vaccine developers lower for a second day after final study results showed its covered 19 shot was only 48% effective. You're back fell yesterday by 7.7% couple of other moves among drug companies. Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals that stock down 20% after rather drug developer suspended a study of a proposed cystic fibrosis treatment. And elector up. 43%, the drug developer, agreed to work with the UK's GlaxoSmithKline on therapies for diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's terms of that deal. Call for elector to receive as much as $2.2 billion, and we got to check in with crispy cream. Sure shares it down 5%. In the doughnut sellers Second day of trading after it's $500 million. I P o crispy cream was up yesterday by 23 a half percent Nice D N U T, I believe is that's right. Don't without the Oh, it's short version of doughnut. We should add that there are two spellings. That's right. That works for me. Alright. Bloomberg stocks editor Dave Wilson, Thank you so much. We appreciate that. All right, So we had better than expected jobs. Report. Good news. Looking at the 10 year Treasury 1.43% Boy. It's tough to think about a scenario or rates go materially higher. But if we want to talk interest rates Is only one person to talk to you. And if you want to talk about soccer, the European championships. I'm sure he'd you know, talk to us about that as well. Ira Jersey He is a Bloomberg intelligence U. S Rates strategist. IRA. Thanks so much for joining us here. Love to get your thoughts here on kind of your view How the rate market is kind of reacting to what has been a better than expected jobs number today or not reacting as maybe Paul we've seen we've seen a pretty Now arrange around four basis points in the 10 years since the since the market initially we sold off and then we rallied back, and then we you know, and then we kind of sold off again. I think that the reports a little bit confusing, I think for traders because, while the headline Payrolls report was good. You didn't see the increase in things like hourly earnings. That, um, that some might expect it and hours actually fell a little bit so hours worked as Actually a pretty big component of aggregate payroll income that we look at for intends to lead things like consumer spending. So the fact that that those hours worked were down a little bit is also important. Also the household survey the fact that the unemployment rate went up Was, it was something and not for good reasons because the household survey was saying that the the number of people unemployed actually went up. According to that survey, which Doesn't jive with the payrolls report, which is like a different survey of establishment. So so I think the market makes sense given that you know there's a push and pull and how good this report actually, isn't it wonderful to have you on with this? To be honest, you know, we Really don't care what you think about the jobs report the soccer in a moment football as well. And all that's going on in Europe, IRA the big surprise here for so many has been the flattening of the yield curve. Is it a twist? So it's not a twist in that it's not being driven directly by the by the Federal Reserve. I think one of the big things that's that's moving the curve in general. Is the expectation that maybe the Fed is going to is going to take back accommodation too early, so and that will ultimately slow the economy more than we had thought. Stay back in February or March when when Treasury yields were rising significantly, So, um, So really, it's look at that What we call the belly of the curve the five year in the seven year That's really been moving around quite a lot as well as theirs, changing expectations about both when and the pace of potential fed hikes whether it's 2022 2023 2024. Where is the ultimate? Um what?.
The BosBabes
"million sticks" Discussed on The BosBabes
"You a little parental note down. So I was always doing something. I was always going somewhere and my parents were just rock stars for that. You, you never really think about how much they sacrificed and give to you until you're older. And now you're Thirty. And you're like, I don't think I could, I could take care of a child right now. So love you, Mom and Dad so much. It sounds like they were both very inspirational to you both in the past and probe. And it's speaking of people that were inspirational in your life. What sports did you enjoy watching as a kid? Obviously whether it be in on T or in person? I know that you enjoyed watching hockey which we will get too short. We so what sports did you enjoy? Watching and are there any athletes in particular that you lived up to as a child both male and female? Of course. Yeah, I watched a lot of track and field. I thought Sonia richards-ross was awesome. I ran track in addition to playing ice hockey. So I did the 400 the 200, the four, by the four, by one. I thought I was really fast to get attributed to my speed on the ice and I really obviously, like Serena Williams and Venus Williams. I thought they were just Trailblazers and a predominantly white sport, which I felt, I could relate to playing ice hockey and my dad would always force me to watch the NHL, especially playoffs my favorite team or the Detroit Red Wings. I love Steve. Yzerman I love song. Call. I wanted to have a slapshot just like him and break like a million sticks in a game. I love Brendan Shanahan like those are my guys and they were so good, so it helped that I was favoring a winning team. I, I was a kid that just really loved to play more so than watch if you know what I mean. That sounds like you have been immersed in the sport of ice hockey from a very young age. We're going to be talking about that very soon. I find it very interesting though that you got into track and field and that kind of you said attributed maybe to your speed a little bit. So can we talk about that a little bit more? Did you do that? Competitively I wasn't more for fun. Yeah, it was more of a thing where my mom did the high jump. And I think she might still have the not the Collegiate, but the High School record in Cleveland Heights for it. Probably not but she used to. She would brag to me about it and I just wanted to try it. I thought it was cool and long. Jump was also my thought jumping in a huge box of sand seemed Really cool and I just like to compete. I love being in a lane next to someone at their very best against you at your very best was kind of what drove me to run a Check..
KDWN 720AM
"million sticks" Discussed on KDWN 720AM
"Was a hero in the truest sense of the word. In the dark days of the second World War, he fought for freedom on in the face of this country's deepest Postwar crisis. He united us all. Kid us holed up on did he embodied the triumph of the human spirit? He became not just a national inspiration. The beacon of hope for the world. Yeah, he really did his campaign. Going viral Captain Tom, Of course. He became known as he became known in the newspaper headlines and interviews set out to raise £1000 for Britain's National health Service by walking just 100 laps in his backyard, But his quest went viral. He caught the imagination of million stuck at home. Donations started pouring in, not only from Britain, but as far as ways as far away as the U. S. And Even Japan end up raising some £33 million. That's a cool 40 million bucks. Thank you, sir. And speaking of money at Virginia Man said his hankering for an Italian sub let his lead him buying the Powerball ticket that earned him 150,000 bucks and Jody Harris of Hampton told Virginia Lottery officials. He stopped the wall on Hampton for an Italian sub. And while waiting for the sandwich, he used a Virginia lottery game machine to buy a Powerball ticket. Later found out his hunger was a lucky sign as he matched four numbers and the Powerball number. Hey, collected $150,000. He says he plans to use some of the money to help out relatives. Hill. Save the rest for retirement. How many of those Italian subs he'll be eating from here on out? Not bad win. I mean, while Mom makes a good Italian sub and.
WCBM 680 AM
"million sticks" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Is set to disrupt a potentially $1.8 trillion market around the world. Text the word smoked 248542 and have this red hot intelligence delivered directly to your mobile device so you could make decisions as Mark Conditions change If you're interested in our hit list of the winningest stocks to look at in 2021, then text the word smoked 24854 to text the word smoke 248542 and don't get left behind in 2021 text smoke Tau 48542. Captain Tom or the 100 year old British World War two veteran who set out to raise £1000 for Britain's National health Service by walking 100 laps of his backyard, has died. It's quest went viral and caught the imagination of million stuck at home. During the first wave of the pandemic, donations poured in from across Britain and as far away as the United States and Japan. Raising some $40 million. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson says captain Tom Moore was an amazing man. It's quite astonishing that at the age of 100, he raised more than £32 million for the NHS on his own. And so gave countless others their own chance to thank the extraordinary men and women who protected us throughout this pandemic. In July, he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth, the second and a socially distant ceremony at Windsor Castle, which is just west of London. News and analysis at town hall that come. I'm Keith Peters in Washington. Israel's vaccination program is showing signs of working to drive down infections and illness in the over 60 age group 1/5 of Israelis have now had to vaccine doses Doctor an art, aka Zohar. Lead data scientist that Maccabee, one of Israel's big health funds, told the BBC. They found that if 248,000 people vaccinated, only 66 tested positive for the virus, more than a week after their second dose Compared to case numbers in an unvaccinated group. This suggested the job was 92% effective, said Dr Ecker Zohar, describing this is very good news. The BBC's Tom Abatement Amazon is paying nearly $62 million to settle charges it took tips from its delivery drivers. The Federal Trade Commission says that for more than two years, Amazon didn't pass on tips to drivers. Even though a promise shoppers and drivers that would do so. The FTC said Amazon didn't stop taking the money until 2019 Maura Town hall, calm Wcbm Baltimore We're still building with some leftover snows and flurries around tonight. Our temperatures down to around 30 degrees Big, stubborn low that's been off the Northeast Coast finally hit heads on away from us for tomorrow morning clouds. Afternoon Sunshine.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"million sticks" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"Back Josh Norman will join us coming up. This is one of those When I say Who Who are you preparing to face a quarterback on Sunday and then Josh has to say we're prepared to face both quarterback. I don't know. If you go. A guy's got to spend a little extra time. I've got to prepare for Henny here, if if I'm preparing for Patrick Moms Then I think I could face any quarterback. You know, maybe maybe not. Lamar Jackson. Maybe. But if I could prepare for Patrick Mahomes, I think I'm pretty confident I can prepare for any quarterback here. We gotta throw in that special nickel package for Henny. Yes, pulling the Chad Henny tape is like standard definition that siren in HD. It's a VCR. Uh, Jeff in Detroit joins us on the program. Good morning, Jeff. What's on your mind? Hey, what up The damn fellas, Um, wanted to make a declared a statement, and I wanted to give a public service announcement declared a statement is gonna be the two goats. We've seen something. That's what we've never seen before. A tandem of goes between Brady and LeBron. 18 years for break. I mean, LeBron 21 for Brady. Both of them makes the best out of any situation. Both of them whenever that are in the picture, editing ring, single file cabinets of things without and they with them guys in the shape. I think that's probably one of the best attributes about a leader being able to leave, getting everybody on the same page and win the championship, and both of them have done it in space. Um, the mega millions drawing tonight. Dan last week I played the numbers and I actually hit and this is no life. I hit four out of the five numbers and the Powerball, which yields $10,000 going to make a million stick it The only problem was there. I put it on the Powerball. Kid. You not. I have to go over to my mother's house. Sit down and just take it in because I honestly thought that I have one, and it's like somebody taking $2000 away from me. A kid you not even talking about it right now. Yeah, This is me off because I was so close. I mean, I actually thought that I had one At first I thought I had one like 500 million. Then I thought I had 1 $2000. I'm running through the house. I'm jumping up and down. I look at the computer screen, It says, making millions and my ticket says Powerball sickness. So make sure sure that you play the mega millions I'm telling have you listen, Dad had I wanted that 500 million That please. You would have been touching me walking around Central Park collecting birth other than drinking treats that I kid you not out of in place. What you have done so called into the show if you want. Oh, yeah, You know, miss Listen. Oh, my. Yeah. Right off the coast right there. Look, I would show up for me Friday, baby with a with a apron on and nothing else. It pretty much. Thank you, Jeff. Sorry about that. And good luck. Good luck tonight. Um That's pretty crushing right there, man that would just torture me. The closest I ever came, which actually isn't really close it all toe winning, Um Powerball or one of these big lotteries was I had every number just one number off. So if the if the winning numbers were like 2468 10, I had 13579. Every single number was exactly one off. It was like Damn it! So close. Yes, Time. We had five of the six numbers once in the New York Lotto, But it was a record breaking number of people that got five numbers. So instead of a big a tremendous amount of money, it ended up being like 8 $900, because, like 1100, people on that particular night had five of the six numbers. I don't know if I've ever played I I think I played it Maybe five times in my life. Just it goes back to gambling. It feels like gambling, and it feels like something I could do this every single day. And then you buy one ticket and then you go. No, that's my five tickets. Then you buy 10 tickets and then I go. No, I can't do this. If I go down the rabbit hole can't do it. And and I I don't like when we did it the other day. We don't we put in money and I just said all right, just let me know if we want. I don't care. I don't want to. I don't want to see the numbers. I'm gonna You know what the Big German did? German went solo. Well, I found this out yesterday..
Financial Exchange with Barry Armstrong
Millions stick to Thanksgiving travel plans despite warnings
"Busiest busiest travel travel day day since since the the shutdowns shutdowns in in March. March. I'm Dave Anthony Fox News, one million and 70,000 people took flights yesterday nearly six million with three reports the past six days. However, that is down from more than 14 million on those same dates. A year ago, when there was not a coronavirus surge, the CDC urging people to stay home as hospitalizations for covert 19. Reaching all time High and the number of deaths reported yesterday in the U. S nearly 2300 the most
Morning Edition
Millions stick to Thanksgiving travel plans despite warnings
"Air travel in the U. S is way down from the usual pre Thanksgiving crush, but he s a checkpoint still logged their busiest weekend since the pandemic took hold last spring. More than three million people were screened at U. S airports on Friday and Saturday, despite public health warnings to stay home.
AP News Radio
Millions stick to Thanksgiving travel plans despite warnings
"Health officials have been warning people not to travel this thanksgiving millions are not heeding that call stop living a million passengers hit the airports each day over this past weekend even more are expected to be flying next Sunday the normally busiest day of the holiday period Lena forester was at the Newark airport to pick up her mother flying in from Egypt the airlines are really being safe I feel like it's safer to go on a flight that is going to super market these days Forrester says her family is looking forward to the holiday even if it will be scaled back new cases of the virus have reached all time highs averaging more than one hundred seventy thousand per day and deaths have soared to over fifteen hundred each day the highest level since the spring I'm Tim acquire