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Tech Path Crypto
A highlight from 1256. $300 Billion Coming To Bitcoin ETF w/Mark Yusko
"All right, so welcome in today. We're going to be diving into topics around ETFs and also what is happening with the SEC in terms of their enforcement actions and some of the things they've been doing that could be causing a slowdown in innovation for blockchain. We'll break into all this good stuff today. I think you'll like it. My name is Paul Baron. Welcome back in to Tech Path. Joining me today is a regular guest, one that I think you guys all love, and that is Mr. Marc Usko coming in from Morgan Creek Capital. Great to have you on the show today. No, great to be with you, Paul, as always, and happy Friday. It's going to be a good one, Marc. Let's first of all get into a few things. I want to lead off the show with a tweet from James Seyfert, who is one of the Bloomberg analysts on ETFs. He does a really good breakdown. He's been on our show before. There's some dates to watch here. We've got middle of October, next major days to watch. October 16th with Global, and then also October 7th. And then you've got all these scenarios playing out right here with iShares, which of course is BlackRock. I'll zoom in on that a little bit so you guys can see it. Second deadline coming up on 10 -17, and then a slew right there on that same day. First of all, I want to get your opinion on, do you think that this October is when the SEC might actually give us an early Christmas present? Or are you just going to get pushed again? No, look, I'm 50 -50 at this point. So I do think more tricks than treats for anyone who's 10 -17 date. So any decision before that date, I think is a negative decision. I'm not sure it'll be an outright denial, but will definitely be an extension and a push. And then we come to the big dog. I believe, and I've said multiple times, that BlackRock will be the first one. I've actually been saying that for over a year. I actually might even go stronger and say, oh, that'll never happen. That would be too much corruption. Well, I'm just saying it's certainly possible. What's probably more likely is BlackRock first, and then a gap, and then some number of others. But the thing is, whoever's first is going to get the vast majority of assets. Vast majority. Well, first mover is always going to be taking. I mean, that's just like the gold ETF, kind of the same kind of scenario. Yeah. The gold ETF is an example with GLD. You had the Bitcoin futures ETF with Bitto getting 98 % and then a couple others getting like 1 % each. So that's just my belief. And I believe it's who you know in this game, not what you know. There are a lot of people who have should gotten approved. The Winklevoss twins were the first to apply. They should have gotten approved. There was no reason not to approve it other than, again, kind of the way the game is played and the people in charge want to be in charge. So any new disruptive players I think are unlikely. Cathie Wood partnered with one of our companies, portfolio Amun, to do 21 shares. That looked like a great application ding pushed out. I think Bitwise is a day ahead of iShares on 10 .16 as much as I would love it. Again, portfolio company, full disclosure. I would love for them to get approved. I just don't think it's going to happen. Again, I don't think it'll be denied. I just think they'll be pushed. And here's why I'm 50 -50, Paul, to answer the question. I think they could approve on the 17th, but I don't think they will. I think they'll push it into next year. So you push 90 days. That gets you into January. January 15th. Yeah. You could push again then into March, April. But that's it. Then you have to approve. Now, what's interesting is we have this little thing called the halving coming up in mid -April of 24. And so it would be an interesting alignment of stars. But I said, could they pull the trigger on BlackRock in a month? Yeah, they could. Yeah. All right. Well, with that and to your point, the third deadline, just so everybody can put it on your calendar out there, you've got January 15th for BlackRock and then moving in all the way into March, what we're going to discuss there. March would be an interesting timing. I think you're right, because obviously the halving right there on the cusp of that, along with maybe a little bit of lightening the load in terms of inflation, because I feel like we're going to continue to see some inflation hits through the end of the year. What is your thought on how the inflation numbers came in this week and how the Fed might react? I don't think the Fed cares about gasoline prices, quite honestly, Paul. All this little blip is gasoline prices, all of it. I think most of the other components were actually negative. And the gasoline prices are because Saudi has decided to go a different direction. We had a very hunky dory relationship with Saudi from 1973 till now. And that's clearly over, right? The big guy went over to Saudi right before the election last year and tried to get them to pump more to get oil prices down and gasoline prices down, because there's this inverse correlation between presidential popularity and gas prices. And they basically said pound sand. And so he came down, he came in and said, well, this is a convenient decision to get gasoline prices down. Guess what happened? Democrats did pretty well in the election. And because there's no way out for that now, though. I mean, there's no way. Now we have an empty SPR. And the thing is, we can't fill it up ourselves because, and again, not to get too technical, but there's, there's light sweet crude, which we produce and a number of other places, Nigeria and others produce. And then there's heavy sour crude, more sulfur content, because we cut this deal with the Saudis in the seventies, we built all of our refining inventory infrastructure, sorry, around processing heavy sour. Yeah. Well, here's the problem. If now Saudi is going to sell their heavy sour to China and Russia and other places, and we're not going to get as much of it, what are we going to do? Well, we've got to build new refineries or retrofit the refiner. It turns out no one wants a new refinery in their backyard. Yeah. I think I'm right. It's been like 30 years since we built a refinery. It turns out they spit out, you know, pollutants and things like that. So nobody really wants one around. We all like driving cars by the way. And and living our lives and, you know, Oh, well, you know, we can, we can stop using oil. No, we can't. Nothing you do every, I mean, everything you do every day, the vast majority of it is powered by oil and gas, the vast majority. And yeah, you say you could get an electric car, but where'd the steel in that car come from? Did they make a little electricity? No. How about the plastics? Nope. Oil. So it's just, it's kind of comical when I hear we're going to, you know, outlaw fossil fuels, but back to the inflation number I think this might not be temporary in the sense that Saudi announced, they're going to do a voluntary cut. Why? Cause they're just sticking the knife in a little bit deeper because they're like, all right guys, you said you were going to refill the SPR. You didn't do it. Oil prices were all the way down in the sixties. Could have easily done it for sure. Now oil prices are in the nineties. Yeah. We're going to hit a hundred bucks a barrel for sure. How does this, okay. So when you look at that Mark and you look at an election year coming in, you've got all this pressure from the macro side, including most likely jobs market getting a lot stiffer. Companies starting to really get some pressure on. We had bankruptcies at the highest point ever. We've had a very long period of time for independent companies. This does not look like a rosy picture. Where do you think we come out of this in relationship to the timing of the havening, a Bitcoin ETF, maybe into next summer? How far into 2024 do you think this happens? So I believe the ETF will be approved sometime around year end, whether it's in early January or December, sometime in that timeframe. And I think that will pave the way for a very large influx of capital. I know you've had Eric on the show about Eunice and he does this great work, right? I mean, there's 30 trillion with a T 30 trillion. Remember 1 trillion is a dollar every second for 31 ,710 years, but 30 trillion is going to come into, or that's the total amount of money managed by RIAAs and others that is not allowed at this point for whatever silly reason to own Bitcoin. And they can't own GBTC and they can't own Bitcoin miners and they've called a timeout. Well, once there's an ETF, particularly if it's an ETF that BlackRock runs, there are going to be no excuse and they're all going to have to approve it. Their clients have been asking for it. I would say I have a family harmony account at UBS. They let me buy what I want to buy. And they're like, no. So I think all that goes away. And I think Eric's number is, let's say one 10th of 1 % comes in. That's 30 billion. Well, but wait, 30 billion on 500 billion. That's not that much. Well, no, it's not 500 billion. 400 billion of the 500 billion of Bitcoin's market cap doesn't really trade. It's either locked up like the Satoshi wallet or the Winklevoss wallet or, you know, hodlers that just said, you know, take it out of my cold, dead hands. It's only about a hundred billion that is the free float to borrow a TradFi term. And so 30 billion on 100, that will move the price. But I don't think it's going to be 10 basis points. I think it's 1%. I think you have to do 1%. As a fiduciary, if you got, you know, 50 % in equities at some of the highest valuations in history, and you got another 30 % in bonds, which have had the first two negative years in the history of the bond market, 140 years of history, two negative years, looking pretty ugly. And you got this asset that is the best performing asset again, 11 of the 14 years that Bitcoin has been alive. It's been the best performing asset of all assets. It's the best performing asset then this year. Yeah. Eric hit on his prediction about 150 billion in terms of market impact. Do you like that number or do you think that he's still like it? Well, again, I think 150 billion would be half a percent, right? Instead of 10 basis points. And it looks like he's updated his, his thoughts. I'll go further and say 1 % seems more likely that'd be 300 billion, 300 billion on a hundred billion of free float price goes up a lot, a lot, a lot. And here's the, the interesting thing, Paul, is the way halvings work is the fair value increases. So we've got a tailwind that the fair value today based on Metcalfe's law model that Tim Peterson runs and that I think is fantastic, says that the fair value is somewhere in the low fifties, 52, 53, let's just call it 50. So at the halving, fair value doubles. What do you mean, Mark? What are you talking about? Well, think about it. The miners who secure the network, their costs are fixed, mining machines and electricity. So if their block rewards, the number of rewards that they're paid to secure the network gets cut in half and the price doesn't move, then they're out of business. So there's a built in mechanism to move the price higher, which is actually really interesting because that attracts attention because there's movement. And so long story short, fair value, every halving added has a zero. So we went from a hundred to a thousand, then we went from a thousand to 10 ,000. Now we go from 10 ,000 to a hundred thousand. So a fair value is a hundred thousand and we're trading at 26. It's a pretty rapid increase to fair value, I think, as investors buy things that are below fair value. But then what happens in the post fall halving, you get this parabolic blow off top. And in the previous cycle, fair value was around 30K. We got all the way to 69. That was because there was too much leverage and too much gambling and speculating. I don't think we go 2X this time or two and a half X this time. Could we get one and a half X? Sure. That gives about 150K, something like that. Yeah. Well, that is OK. So that's very intriguing. If you're if you're estimating this could be in the 300 billion dollar area, you know, for based on, you know, just the exposure to these funds and obviously how that might play out. How do you think retail response to this? Do you think retail is going to come in like a banshee coming in on this with a lot of now what would be legitimized ETFs? How do you think they play? Again, it's I've been saying this for five years. My hashtag get off zero zero is the wrong number, right? This is a truly unique diversifying asset that must be in everyone's portfolio. Doesn't have to be your whole portfolio. I never said that. It should be at least one percent.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Yale Students Welcomed by Ominous Grim Reaper Flyer
"Students got a terrifying message from the campus police is the New York Times There was anger after the campus police union Which is negotiating a contract shared a safety flyer with a picture of the grim reaper on it But the gem on this article are comments from New York Times Readers the only people who were allowed to comment are New York Times subscribers, but I'll get to that Andre fara also, that's FA apostrophe a OSO an incoming first -year student at Yale Has been had been in the United States for 12 days. He arrived from New Zealand on his own three suitcases in tow As he pulled his luggage through downtown New Haven Connecticut a woman handed him a flyer describing his new city as crime -ridden and dangerous so the beauty of what you're about to hear is The denial of reality that is like the denial of two sexes the denial of reality that is central to left -wing Thinking Why would anybody hand anyone a flyer saying that New Haven was dangerous oh my god silly It listed alarming local crime statistics and instructed students to quote remain on campus Avoid public transportation and stay off the streets after 8 p .m How many editors of the New York Times would walk around New Haven alone after 8 p .m. So is that a legitimate question Particularly women Illustrated with a picture of the grid grim reaper the flyer with students in ominous. Good luck But perhaps most jarring was the source of the flyer Listed plainly in its text the union that represents Yale's own campus police In the day since the union distributed the survival guide quote -unquote leaflets Yale administrators and police officials have been scrambling to calm first -year students and their parents
DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
Rising Above the Storm: Weathering the Siege of Toxicity and Attacks on Twitter
"Rising above the storm, weathering the siege of toxicity and attacks on Twitter. An unrelenting tempest, the biting winds cut into every fiber of our being, as we traverse the vast digital landscape that is Twitter. In this realm, a simple tap on the screen can unleash an avalanche of toxicity, hubs of hatred, and rings of relentless malice. So how does one find solace amidst the chaos? In the valleys of web -based discourse, we may encounter forces that darken our paths and strike at the core of our fortitude. Yet, amidst these embattled paths, there lies untapped strength, the potential to transform ourselves into digital warriors of calm amidst a maelstrom of turmoil. Unearthing the beacon of serenity, in the midst of a cyber onslaught we often seek refuge in counterattacks and aggressive reactions, a response born of instinct. However, to rise above these challenges and emerge unscathed, we must develop a different kind of arsenal. Embrace the power of detachment. Acknowledging the ephemeral, shifting nature of digital platforms bestows upon us the clarity to see beyond the venomous words, taking a step back from the fray may unlock the tranquility essential to weather this storm. Cultivate a digital sanctuary. A carefully curated haven of inspiring thoughts, genuine connections, and heartening content can serve as a bulwark against the encroaching storm. Foster relationships with like -minded souls who fuel your strength and remind you why you embarked on this journey. Raise your voice for good. In the face of crushing negativity dare to rise above and speak up for issues close to your heart. By channeling your energy into positivity and illuminating causes that matter, you become a beacon of hope, inspiring others to do the same. The warrior's mantle, turning adversity into growth. In the pursuit of peace, we must don the warrior's armor, shielding our hearts from the tumult while maintaining focus on our purpose. Embodying the following values will foster resilience and empower us to reshape our experience. Embody empathy. In recognizing the shared humanity within every tweet, we allow ourselves the chance to understand and respond with compassion, diffusing the situation, and leaving a lasting impact. Don the armor of mindfulness. By practicing conscious reflection, we can weed out unconscious biases and harmful beliefs, strengthening our resolve to become champions of constructive dialogue. Wielding the sword of accountability, to hold ourselves and others responsible for the words uttered, we take a stance against hate and contribute to fostering an environment of respect and unity. The transcendent journey, from survivor to trailblazer, twitter, for all its challenges and tribulations, also presents a unique opportunity, the chance to rewrite the narrative of our digital lives. Navigating the tempest with grit and determination, we become unshakable beacons of hope and examples to those who seek solace amidst the chaos. In this grand odyssey, we learn to find beauty in the cacophony inspiration amidst the tribulations, and growth in the face of adversity. We forge onwards carving pathways through the storm, lighting fires of inspiration and empowerment for all who follow in our footsteps. This is not a story of surviving twitter, this is a tale of transcending it, a fable of turning adversity into a hallowed legacy.
On The Rekord
A highlight from Episode 120 - Aug. 20th, 2023 - Selfish People
"All right, then Wow. Oh, oh, what was your phone at? Can you unlock it for me, please? Yeah, so sorry Breaking news fresh and fit loses YouTube partnership Super chats removed and the possible end of fresh and fit they're discussing on a stream right now They're gonna have to stick with rumble who is also taking a beating on the stock market Myron begged the audience to support them on rumble in order for them to continue doing this as a job Of course, they are spinning it by talking about saving men's lives and how they help men improve credit scores on a blob Completely acting that they weren't doing any misogynistic or scumbag ways like racist way in the same thing This is a win for YouTube Fresh and fit and their friends are a play to young men. Well, look at those clowns to the dark web. No more Multi -million view viral clips you two has to be consistent though They would need to wipe a full out of them all of them and all the other eaters such as Fuentes Nico Tate's It's Akira. We move all the clips we taste. I don't you two Some of this summer clips are still there leak on YouTube still. Well, well if he's there, it's usually through other people There's no chance to be banned as well remove all clips videos and mentions take talk as well needs to follow suit as well To the talk people who screen their stuff are out of Tennessee, you know what that means, right? Oh, yeah They'll bend the black stuff for any else. It's very game. I keep telling you guys what when I reposted that's why I don't This is why I don't this is why I don't subscribe to tik -tok because it's ran by races the the content create the content people that go over this stuff are ran by racist people in Tennessee or they probably have people Minor What of color As the content, you know narrators, but their upper management is probably people dude at the end of the day I don't mess with tik -tok because they are not balanced. No, it's a haven for whites dudes this crap I will be on tik -tok. I will literally see an Asian man eating a cat Wild like he killed eat like he Next, you know, the cat was all like You know, and then he started chopping up and cooking it. Are you sure? No, it's it was really one tik -tok He ate it, but I post up a speech about Martin Luther King about him empowering You know people of color the alternative lifestyle that in such and such a study Hey speech, we don't watch your card here I posted a video of a guy driving a car was rolling up weed and crashed his car They consider it as a violent strike. Yes, sir. We don't like this here Listen, I don't like eating cat a lady might be dancing a boost falls out. It stays there NPC ladies over tik -tok Ruined people's lives and that still stays sir. They're like, sir We don't need you encouraging these crabs to get out the barrel, but you don't need them. We don't need none of that I listen educated you better you better stop putting the light on the press. You better stop it fresh and fit Did Viacom Dios to yourself my boys where I see me no little man's there is even a world there being a bunch of Well, I can't holes. Yeah, plain simple. Listen, especially when you had that damn academics on the show nozzle and he would I never see a guy fight so much chicks in my Can I curse please no, go ahead. We're trying to be the opposite of these guys guy Oh That is the biggest life Biggest he only has one for women with nervous before a guy. He is a Not gonna use some push back. He does have smoke for dudes when I never seen it before easy. He's come at me No, for sure For sure, I'm for sure one guy Well, this is what that one guy how many women I'm sure the others too. I'm sure the others too I just I just know meek meek be one of the more he hates He bought a freaking brand -new G wagon for that video. What's the man? So you're gonna find someone's gonna run the bag a little bit so you can be a little With the car Gold diggers, it seems time possibly for a gold digger. Let's make that make sense Maybe at the time, you know, she didn't have the shovel behind me, you know, I'm just saying What do you say get out like what do you saw a little caught up man go get out Parties go You to certain parties. You see you see you see women that you know, because your tax bracket is changed You see now you have access to certain amount of women and stuff like that They know who you are and you know, you know, he knows how this is gonna go. So hey, you know, so That's what makes this this last can do so great He has the great declines that the girls are gonna sing great, you know But that's okay, you know, this isn't about no Drake. This is about fresh and fit, you know, I did to themselves Okay, you're out there causing ruckus all of us online and people called you in it. Goodbye. Bon voyage him sneaker they Still out here still outside Doing that thing and stuff like that. Listen, this only reinforces like It's only reinforces what with what we're doing with the pod like, you know What's we think once we cross over city you two and stuff like that and if zero start coming in I'd be like, okay You know, they're a whole Infrastructure is based on what they do and that right there is an issue because they have people that work for them Okay, and and these are the things you gotta be mindful of especially when you do it on that kind of level Man, I'm allowed to I don't sneak. Oh, I'd like to sneak over the beginning. I didn't like watching videos who's sneaking again That's do you mention sneaker? He's uh, he's very like he's very uh, he's very and you take influenced Okay, and fresh and fit. Yeah I did watch him. He would actually like all right pretty true, dude But now here like the one that recalls my line or hit my buttons when he started a whole rant against his special youtuber slash twitch streamer alcohol penguin He's like fucks on him talking about guns. My man. Hold on like a fake gun on him and charged our beef with oh, yes Our live econo put you all you know I remember that pum pum everything and everything else and then you know Whole homeboy penguin whooped out a whole one. So this is not clip. I got a clip for you He then it's not called clip called magazine whooped out. I think a whole 16 Penguin penguin yet. Hold you see video. He had a whole bunch of guns. I'm like, wow There's not a gun. This is a gun get to I don't know. He said I brought him back cover Don't worry. I hold it out. You made a total that yeah at it. I'm like, wow, cuz he started to be with him I'm like, come on. Why you might do that Sarah point. What's going on here? All that gun tuck is cute to some cause your bluff pretty much No, basically, he's like, you know, it was a while. Can we see I'll tell you man had an f -16 I saw rifle shot. You know, I really you how you have all this. I don't do it I was right if I don't what I don't we live at that yet have all this I gotta respect for the special number two second. Like damn. Yeah sneaky. Not with this battle. Listen, hold on a second I'm sure the bully got bullied basically basically, okay It's stuff like that Yeah It'd be worth considering to have some of that stuff to be a shout out to money man cuz my man cash this thing everywhere I Don't even know place. Listen, I have my rights and I have my firearms. Don't test me. Who else Tyson Bedford another one Yeah, I do really about that actually It's a visit within your right and you follow the guidelines you can do it. No, that's true. That's true. Right? All right, man said he said man. Give me your stir my boy. Oh You just said first and I'm gonna give you the good later So fortunately I gotta get with a sad and it starts in California. Oh, they go right now Yeah, it's bad up there going through right now But this story had an earthquake recently happened to along with Hurricane Hillary's I cannot did you see Dodger Stadium? Yes Yeah, it was like a lake. Yeah, but it looks like a lake right now in Dodge I prefer to live in Cali with Florida for second now But but seek the problem with Cali Cali doesn't really get hurricanes like that, you know, they're built for it Cuz if the aqueducts is yeah, he's right Yeah, that was that yeah, I know that is weird the earthquake thing is normal Yes, but but the hurricane thing you'd add that threw me off because he's being the Pacific is usually cold Yeah year -round but because of global warming that's starting to change and guess what happened. They ain't real boy Yeah, you talk to British Columbia when they have that big -ass fire right now Hit us soon, we don't know about it still coming around Hey real boy, you know focus the orange sky that happened a few months back was nothing. All right, that's coincidence, right? Just a photo fight See this way and say get your hands out Here Obama Barack Hussein Obama being praised in trying to give me health care Phone more you Let's go Brandon no history, but got a mag cap on standby, of course, it's still out Oh Oh If I'm get indicted or incarcerated I can't vote if I could be president yeah president yeah That's that's that's a hell of a But right now unfortunately a bad thing happened occurred a few days ago in California that it's only in America Will this happen? Not the cash retail value that spoke about no the California store owner who she was shot dead Who who the California store owner was shot dead? Oh, and I see you over just playing a pride flag.
Markets Daily Crypto Roundup
A highlight from Crypto Update | Coinbase Secures NFA Approval to Offer Crypto Futures
"This episode of Markets Daily is sponsored by Kraken. It's Wednesday, August 16th, 2023, and this is Markets Daily from Coindesk. Hi, I'm Michelle Musso here with your crypto markets roundup. And on today's show, we're talking Bitcoin, Coinbase crypto futures and more. And just a reminder, Coindesk is a new source and does not provide investment advice. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies slipped slightly today. Bitcoin remains listless above $29 ,000, extending its multi -week dull price action. Perceived safe havens like Bitcoin and gold struggled to gather upside traction recently, even as volatility in fiat currencies in distressed nations signaled cracks in the global market. The Russian ruble fell Monday against the U .S. dollar, bringing its year -to -date loss versus the greenback to 33%, its lowest level since March 2022. In an emergency move, the country's central bank hiked rates to 12%. Meanwhile, Argentina devalued its already weak peso by 18%, now down 98 % this year against the U .S. dollar. According to MUFG, Japan's largest bank, these currency slides represent early signs of stress in the global financial markets. Despite these fiat troubles, Bitcoin has not seen significant safe haven demand. Stay tuned for after the break, when we'll take a look at Coinbase and Arbitrum. Meet the all -new Kraken Pro, the powerful, customizable, beautiful way to trade crypto. It's Kraken's most powerful trading platform ever, packed with trading features like advanced order management and analytics tools, all in a redesigned, modular trading interface. So head to pro .kraken .com and trade like a pro. Not investment advice. Some crypto products and markets are unregulated. The unpredictable nature of the crypto assets market can lead to loss of funds and profits, may be subject to capital gains tax. Welcome back. Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has won approval to list crypto futures in the U .S. nearly two years after first applying. Coinbase announced on Wednesday that it has been approved to operate as a futures commission merchant by the National Futures Association. According to the disclosure, this approval makes Coinbase the first crypto -focused platform in the U .S. to offer regulated and leveraged crypto futures alongside traditional spot trading. And now some news from Arbitrum. In March next year, Ethereum layer 2 scaling solution Arbitrum will release over $1 billion worth of ARB tokens. This is the start of a four -year period of staggered unfreezing of the token, according to data source TokenUnlocks. On March 16th, the protocol will release the equivalent of 87 % of the token circulating supply. Unlocks are staggered releases of cryptocurrencies that have been frozen to prevent early investors or project team members from selling in large quantities. The cliff unlock method, what Arbitrum has planned to use, allows for unfreezing a certain number of tokens immediately after a predetermined period. After that, unfreezing continues in a linear schedule. And that's our show for today. Thank you for listening. I'm Michelle Musa with Markets Daily. And for those of you who are still with us, we'd love to hear what you think. You can email us at podcasts at coindesk .com with the subject line markets daily. This episode was produced and edited by Eleanor Paul with executive production by Jared Swartz. And just a reminder, Coindesk is a news source and does not provide investment advice.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
A highlight from MARKETS DAILY: Crypto Update | Coinbase Secures NFA Approval to Offer Crypto Futures
"This episode of Markets Daily is sponsored by Kraken. It's Wednesday, August 16th, 2023, and this is Markets Daily from Coindesk. Hi, I'm Michelle Musso here with your crypto markets roundup. And on today's show, we're talking Bitcoin, Coinbase crypto futures and more. And just a reminder, Coindesk is a new source and does not provide investment advice. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies slipped slightly today. Bitcoin remains listless above $29 ,000, extending its multi -week dull price action. Perceived safe havens like Bitcoin and gold struggled to gather upside traction recently, even as volatility in fiat currencies in distressed nations signaled cracks in the global market. The Russian ruble fell Monday against the U .S. dollar, bringing its year -to -date loss versus the greenback to 33%, its lowest level since March 2022. In an emergency move, the country's central bank hiked rates to 12%. Meanwhile, Argentina devalued its already weak peso by 18%, now down 98 % this year against the U .S. dollar. According to MUFG, Japan's largest bank, these currency slides represent early signs of stress in the global financial markets. Despite these fiat troubles, Bitcoin has not seen significant safe haven demand. Stay tuned for after the break, when we'll take a look at Coinbase and Arbitrum. Meet the all -new Kraken Pro, the powerful, customizable, beautiful way to trade crypto. It's Kraken's most powerful trading platform ever, packed with trading features like advanced order management and analytics tools, all in a redesigned, modular trading interface. So head to pro .kraken .com and trade like a pro. Not investment advice. Some crypto products and markets are unregulated. The unpredictable nature of the crypto assets market can lead to loss of funds and profits, may be subject to capital gains tax. Welcome back. Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has won approval to list crypto futures in the U .S. nearly two years after first applying. Coinbase announced on Wednesday that it has been approved to operate as a futures commission merchant by the National Futures Association. According to the disclosure, this approval makes Coinbase the first crypto -focused platform in the U .S. to offer regulated and leveraged crypto futures alongside traditional spot trading. And now some news from Arbitrum. In March next year, Ethereum layer 2 scaling solution Arbitrum will release over $1 billion worth of ARB tokens. This is the start of a four -year period of staggered unfreezing of the token, according to data source TokenUnlocks. On March 16th, the protocol will release the equivalent of 87 % of the token circulating supply. Unlocks are staggered releases of cryptocurrencies that have been frozen to prevent early investors or project team members from selling in large quantities. The cliff unlock method, what Arbitrum has planned to use, allows for unfreezing a certain number of tokens immediately after a predetermined period. After that, unfreezing continues in a linear schedule. And that's our show for today. Thank you for listening. I'm Michelle Musa with Markets Daily. And for those of you who are still with us, we'd love to hear what you think. You can email us at podcasts at coindesk .com with the subject line markets daily. This episode was produced and edited by Eleanor Paul with executive production by Jared Swartz. And just a reminder, Coindesk is a news source and does not provide investment advice.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Suppression of Dissent Reigns Supreme in Illinois
"Here's another example of suppression of dissent in the great state of Illinois See where is this from Wall Street Journal This week Democrats are eager to make their states havens for abortion and in Illinois They're willing to violate free speech rights along the way Right here that did you happen to see this? Amazing the people of Illinois actually Voted for for this man Pritzker It's like voting for Lenin except Lenin was brighter They're willing to violate free speech rights, of course they
Dennis Prager Podcasts
A highlight from Bring It Down
"Dennis Prager here. Thanks for listening to the daily Dennis Prager podcast to hear the entire three hours of my radio show Commercial free every single day become a member of Prager topia You'll also get access to 15 years worth of archives as well as the daily show prep subscribe at Prager topia dot -com Hello, I'm Dennis Prager, I thank you for being with me I Am reading Christopher Rufo's book the cultural revolution in the United States and It's truly a significant book because it gives you the history of how we got here if you read that book or if you listen to have listened to the show for decades and Not just Rufo and Prager others realize this But not enough people realize That the left wishes to destroy Western civilization if you read that book, it'll be documented for you What is being done is race is? the implement Marx wanted to bring down Western civilization a His war was in theory against capitalism, which is a Euphemism really for a Western civilization. What does it mean to bring down capitalism the means that the state will run the economy? Do you understand how a that doesn't work and be it always leads to violence and see? It will be the economic ruin of the society wealth is created by capitalism by capital to be precise But if what race is is the way in which it is all being torn down Marx used This is how I got to Marx Marx used class The contemporary left uses race His vehicle was the proletariat and The left's vehicle today is the non -white The non -christian of the non -white The non male We're living through a very very perilous time and liberals continue to vote as if everything is normal and Republicans are the enemy no matter what the left does liberals keep voting left Liberals are the problem because they are the ones who put the left in power And How did they do that how does the liberal vote for people who believe in black dormitories and black graduation exercises and in Encouraging eight -year -olds to change their sex and to give them life -changing Hormone blockers and then even by 18 to do Horrifically surgeries grotesque on genitalia and in the case of girls breasts How do they out of they vote for these people and the answer is they don't know they don't want to know and If they are ever told Because I know such people if they are ever told they say oh, it's ridiculous. Not that it didn't happen It's just ridiculous because it's they acknowledge that's ridiculous As if saying that's ridiculous gives them some Green light to continue voting. That's what it does. That's ridiculous is An acknowledgement that it certainly is ridiculous. I mean I'm 18 year old girl What is the age that you can get a tattoo without parental permission? Do you know the age Sean? It is 18, right So there you go And seventh there is there are kids under 18 that have had their breasts removed The liberal is the week The week of the three take strength to be a conservative because you're hated I Give you examples of that in a moment and it takes strength and in a sense to be a leftist doesn't take as much strength, but You you fight your let's put it this way you fight Conservatives fight Leftists fight and liberals don't That's that's the tragedy of the time I Will read to you a segment from the book about what Portland schools teach their children From what grade they teach them that this is a despicable society I'm looking that up. I'll get it for you To call this society despicable Evil permanently racist. I mean you understand it's all made up The the enormity of the left -wing lie is unique I think in in history well not unique because Communists lied Like that But it's unique in free societies The Whole left world is built on the lie of America being racist the convoluted theories that result Every white is a racist that it doesn't matter how you treat non -whites. You're still a racist Can you give another example of it doesn't matter how you act you are still bad Can can any can you give me any example of that in life? Yes, you act beautifully, but you're evil I'm awaiting a possible response. I Can't think of any it's an astonishing thing because your moral assessment is is based on how you act That that is how we call people good that is how we call people bad the left doesn't do that You are bad not because of how you act but because of who you are and This is taught to your children at at vast numbers of schools in this country the sick perverse Pathologic psychopathologic evil doctrine It is the antithesis of morality it is it stands it on its head it is upside -down morality I've said this for years because you when I say it now you will remember hearing it from me It's not that the left's moral compass is broken. It doesn't have one That Isn't they don't think in moral terms They think in what destroys what we have terms it's It's true. It's as sick as it is evil You are not your moral character your moral Label is not determined by how you act but by your skin color a Black cannot be bad and a white cannot be good. I Don't know how long it has been in the West since people were not measured by their behavior One eight Prager seven seven six This This is the greatest threat to the United States because the United States is an idea the idea is that the individual is Of supreme importance the fact that America violated it with regard to Blacks is well known is a fact But it doesn't in any way negate the idea An idea that we have driven More than any other society to embrace You matter Only Matter and You're only you matter, but you are not your skin color I mean, that's such a morally elementary principle Your children are being taught to be bad By people with bad, I mean morally bad convoluted rash irrational ideas That they would have the chutzpah to say that religious people Have irrational beliefs, maybe one normative Jewish or Christian Catholic Mormon belief that is as irrational belief As the that all whites are racist We'll be back I'm Dennis Prager Get access to my show commercial free with on -demand listening anytime you want sign up now Gold dealers are a dime a dozen. 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This is Dennis Prager for am fed coin and bullion my choice for buying precious metals when you buy precious metals It's imperative that you buy from a trustworthy and transparent dealer that protects your best interests So many companies use gimmicks to take advantage of inexperienced gold and silver buyers be cautious of brokers Offering free gold and silver or brokers that want to sell you overpriced collectible coins Claiming they appreciate more than gold and silver What about hidden commissions and huge markups Nick Grovitch and his team at am fed always have your back I trust this man's why I mentioned him by name Nick's been in this industry over 42 years and he's proud of providing transparency and fair pricing to build trusted Relationships if you're interested in buying or selling call Nick Grovitch and his team at am fed coin and bullion 800 2 2 1 7 6 9 4 American federal comm American federal comm And I I'm telling you the The things that I have learned reading this book I'd like to give you an idea of what kids in Portland Are are learning I Am looking it up because you have to hear this using the the words that they use In In Portland and and what the early age at which they begin it it's quite remarkable a Teacher a whistleblower teacher there noted At one anti -racism session this teacher was required to participate In a quote line of oppression exercise the trainers lined up a group of educators and shouted out various injustices Racism sexism homophobia, etc Then asked the teachers Who would suffer from these harms to step forward? The room was then divided into the oppressors and the oppressed with straight white men and women forced to reckon with their identity as oppressors The objective according to the teacher was to consolidate ideological power and intimidate white teachers into submission Through collective guilt and fear of being labeled racists That's right Imagine that This actually was done in the United States of America. I read about these things when I studied communism my field of study and How common that was that was the Cultural Revolution in China and That's why the title of this book is the American Cultural Revolution What they would do is line up People in streets and start screaming at them Capitalist Roadrunner imperialist or whatever because they Let's say they weren't a an urban proletariat worker It was the teachers that they picked on a great deal the anti -racism program was the battering ram But the ultimate goal according to the teacher that is the teacher who whistle blew Dismantling of Western culture, that's right. That's what it is The beneficiaries of the greatest culture in history wish to dismantle it If you ever doubt the question of human nature, is it basically good or not basically good The American left is as good a proof as any That it is not basically good How do people Living in what perhaps the finest society ever made for the vast majority of its inhabitants How do they wish to destroy it? The dismantling of Western culture and the ushering in of a new left -wing utopia I have no doubt that that's exactly what they want. The teacher said and Dismantling means just picking it apart until there's nothing to hold it up anymore and Then they can replace it Today the ideology of Anti -racism has permeated every department in the district talking about Portland, Oregon Even the educators in the English as a second language program Have begun teaching the principles of critical pedagogy to immigrants and refugees According to internal documents ESL English second language teachers are told to develop counter stories to the dominant American culture and focus their instruction on advocacy for racial equity for multilingual emergent bilingual students As part of the curriculum they are asked to teach immigrants that quote racism in the USA is pervasive and Operates like the air we breathe and civil rights gains for people of color should be interpreted with measured enthusiasm So do you realize that do you realize that in Portland, Oregon? People Who have come to the United States and Have found here a haven of tolerance opportunity affluence freedom Are told that they have moved to a hate -filled Racist place that hates them because so many of them are not white You that Imagine What do they think I wonder what these immigrants think She it's so nice here in Portland. I Don't I don't have to worry about anything I worried about back in El Salvador or back in Eritrea But really it hates me the country that took me in well Was woman to leave The Our Somalian friend these are These are in greats massive in greats What is amazing is that small a relatively percentage of Americans a Minority that's that's the best way to put it a minority of Americans understand what is happening And I know why something I've said all of my life evil is not dark Evil is so bright people cannot stare at it That's why they don't confront the left the Dennis Prager show on my pillows 20 -year anniversary with over 80 million My pillow sold Mike Lindell at my pillow Wants to thank each and every one of you by giving you the lowest price in history on their my pillows You'll receive a queen -size my pillow for 1998 regular price It's sixty nine ninety eight and just ten dollars more for a king size You'll receive deep discounts on all my pillow products such as bedsheets mattress toppers pet beds Mattresses my slippers and so much more.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: Our Country Became a Safe Haven for Illegal Criminals
"I just want to make this point. Our country hasn't become a safe haven for criminals. Our government knew this man. They knew who he was and they knew where he was. It took him 5 seconds to figure out who he was. He was here because he was safe. And that's why he kept coming back here because he was safer in this country than he was in Mexico or Honduras. That's all on set. Four times is what you got to know. And some people have said 5, I saw Sean last night on Fox News. I've glimpsed in. I put my toe in the water with Fox News. I was like, I tried to go cold turkey. I'm so upset about the firing of Tucker Carlson and I really am. I mean, I am ticked off about it. And I'm also very alarmed about what this means for speech in America. But I saw Hannity for a few minutes and Sean kept saying that the guy had been deported 5 times, not four. Well, guess what? Four times is three times too many.
Mark Levin
People Who Criticize Ron DeSantis for Taking on Disney Are Cowards
"Ron DeSantis has taken it from the left and the right And in between Say I look at it this way He's in the middle of fighting the culture wars He's fighting the wokest he's fighting the LGBTQ community and I don't mean because he's prejudiced I mean because they're making demands There are unacceptable Particularly when it comes to classrooms And he's taken on Disney and I really get disgusted by the cowards in the Republican Party who see this as an opportunity to get the media to go after him and to save his overreaching and that's not about small government these are fools frauds and phonies And so any politician any Who takes the side of Disney right now in the middle of this battle you can be sure A 100% certain that they are incapable of fighting these culture wars and taking on these radical kooks And you want them to take them on because we can't win if we don't take them on Florida schools are a safe haven for sanity For science for reality They're not like the fairfax county school system in Virginia where the loudoun county school system in Virginia are 10,000 other school systems across the country It is safe for little kids And their parents And that's what's driving the left nuts Bob Iger the guy that runs that company into the ground You employ he's happy at Disney You get in your pink slips You happy
AP News Radio
Colorado offers safe haven for abortion, transgender care
"Colorado is offering a safe haven for abortion and transgender care. I'm Lisa dwyer. A trio of healthcare bills enshrining access to abortion and gender affirming procedures and medications have become law in Colorado, as the Democrat led state tries to make itself a safe haven for people from states where Republican leaders have restricted care. The main goal of the legislation signed by Colorado's democratic governor is to ensure people in surrounding states and beyond can go to Colorado to have an abortion began puberty blockers or receive gender affirming surgery without fear of prosecution. Bordering states of Wyoming and Oklahoma have passed abortion bans and Utah has severely restricted transgender care for minors.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
Bitcoin at $1,000,000 in 90 Days? The Insane Bet by Balaji Srinivasan
"Bitcoin to $1 million in 90 days? That's what the former CTO of coinbase thinks and more than a few people are taking him seriously. All right Friends, welcome back to another Bitcoin breakdown bite. We are talking about obviously the same thing that everyone is talking about, which, as it turns out, might be the point. That is biology, srinivasan, the former CTO of coinbase, and generally highly regarded if out there sometimes thinker, he has predicted that Bitcoin will go to $1 million inside the next 90 days, largely because of societal collapse on the back of the banking system. So McKenna here sums this up, biology thinks, most banks are insolvent in the U.S., Bitcoin goes to 1 million 90 days, hyperinflation is imminent, converted 99% of net worth to Bitcoin, U.S. Civil War happens, effing wild. All right, so we obviously today are going to get into what exactly biology is talking about and then all the responses and I'll give you a little bit of my take at the end of it. So, a few days ago, biology put up this tweet called the bit signal. He says, how do you ring the fire alarm on the Internet? How do you show it's not a false alarm? I'm putting up the bit signal. Now, this first version of this tweeter, this first tweet was basically a request for people to share the best charts, graphs, statistics that show effectively how screw the current financial system is, the type of thing that biology argues you wouldn't get from normal mainstream media and he was going to give a $1000 in Bitcoin for the best thousand tweets. He is arguing here that the existing system, the central bankers, et cetera, have hid insolvency from us and they're about to print a huge amount of money in order to save themselves from that. And so Bitcoin is likely to be the recipient, but more than just Bitcoin, it's about the underlying story. So that went up on March 16th. Then the next day, on March 17th, someone says, I'll bet anyone $1 million that the U.S. does not enter hyperinflation. James medlock is a neoliberal guy or whatever, I guess he says social Democrat in the streets, market socialists in the sheets. And so he has this bet on Twitter and biology says I will take that bet. You buy one Bitcoin, I will send 1 million USD odds 40 to one odds as Bitcoin is worth about 26 term is 90 days. Blah, blah, blah, blah, and all the terms and stuff. And this just set the Internet on fire.
AP News Radio
In Britain, ‘warm hubs’ emerge to beat soaring energy costs
"Public refuges known as warm hubs are sprouting across Britain this winter, as soaring food and energy prices take their toll on citizens, thousands of warm hubs have appeared throughout the UK in libraries churches and community centers. They act as a haven for those who can not afford to continuously heat their homes or trying to save money by skipping hot meals. Many Britons have cut back in response to the cost of living crisis driven by the highest inflation since the 1980s. The disastrous combination of Russia's war in Ukraine continuing
Bob and Sheri
"new haven" Discussed on Bob and Sheri
"To the restaurant. I called the restaurant I was at the night before and gave them a heads up. They were not there. I scoured the room and called downstairs to the hotel. I went to the hotel bar to see if it was there. I spent like hours and hours and hours just frantic. And then I went to my satchel that I Mary gave me as a birthday gift that I was traveling with. And I went through it and there's no car keys in there. And then all of a sudden, I saw this little, this little zipper pull. And I went, oh, I didn't know that was there. It's the secret compartment, and I put my hand in and there were the keys. I had hidden the keys from myself. In the secret compartment. So now I've got people calling me on have your keys. Yeah, I know. We don't have your keys. We don't have your keys. I'm so sorry, sir. Oh, it's fine. Where did you find them, sir? In the secret compartment that I forgotten about it so secret. Oh, God. That's a good secret compartment. When even the person who has it doesn't know where it is. Yeah. Hey, listen, it's too bad. You don't have some classified documents. You know where to shove them. I put them there. Yeah. We're gonna post memory up on the bob and sharing Facebook so you can find it coming up. Everyone needs to laugh with comedian. Jerry Alder and what kind of people pleaser you. It's bob and sherry. Leave us a talk back. Talk back with the free bob and cherry app. So over the weekend I went back to New Haven, which is where I was raised born in all of that. And I've never met anybody in New Haven when I go back who recognizes me, knows of who I am, sherry and I have never been able to plant a flag in Connecticut for whatever reason. But I went back and I stayed in a Mary was doing other things I stayed in a downtown New Haven hotel and I needed to have dinner that night, of course. So I walked about a block and a half to a Chinese restaurant, which looked nice. And it was pretty crowded. And so they put me in one of those tables where you sit right next to another party. And the people to my right, there was a woman and two young guys. When I say young, they look like maybe college freshmen or sophomores. And they're talking and the two guys I'm overhearing what they say are so, so eloquent and polite and nice and engaged with the mom, and I thought, I bet these are Yale students, and this is a mom from out of town coming to visit. And so my martini arrived, I don't drink them very much anymore, but I decided to. And she looked over and she said, well, that looks good. That was well ordered. And I smiled at her and we continued with our dinners, and then they got up to leave. And I said, I just want to ask you, are you the mom of one of these young men? And are they going to Yale? And she said, yes, they are. And we introduced ourselves. And come to find out, she was from out of town, and was visiting her son, and she lived in Charlotte. And I said, oh, well, you know, I lived in Charlotte for a long, long time. And she said, really, I went, yeah. And one thing led to another. And so she said, what do you do? And I said, I have a radio show called bob and sherry. And she pauses, and she said, are you kidding me? Are you bob? So here's the first time that I have ever been recognized in my hometown. And I said, I am, and she said, do you know who this is to her son? And I go, oh, no, don't do that. He used to sit in the back seat of the car. While I drove him to school, every single day I had been listening to you and sherry for years and years and years. And I said, oh, thank you so much. And then she said, you have girls, right? And I said, yeah, did they go to and she names a school? an unusual name, I said they did not go there. They did not go to that school, but sherry's girls went to that school. And then the lady said, will this Yale student over here used to have a play day in the afternoon with Olivia? No way. Yes. I bet I know that kid. I could not believe it. What is the likelihood? Of number one, am I getting recognized in a city we've never been on the air in? Oh yeah, we couldn't get literally can not get arrested in Connecticut. We could rob a bank and they're like, oh, are you bob and sherry? You're visible. Yeah, let them go. Let them go. I know exactly. And then what's the on top of that? What's the likelihood that her son and Karim had a play day? I just can't believe that that happened. I'm still just kind of gobsmacked over it. You know what you're reminded sometimes? That the world is just so, so small. Yeah. Kevin and I were out for a walk and there's this lady. We were walking on the cross country trail that a high school near us uses for practice. So we're walking on that trail and there's this lady we come upon around the bend and she has two dogs and she has the most gorgeous silver hair that she actually brushes and blow dries and makes an effort with. So it's really pretty, right? Right. And I said to her, girl, your hair. And she goes, girl, your hair, and you know, that's because that's what women do. We adjust each other's crowns and I said to her dogs and you know, we kept on walking. And I said to Kevin, you seek have, that's what happens when you get a woman who owns a blow dryer and gives a damn. And he goes, I taught her to swim when I was a swim coach. She was one of the kids on my swim team. You are kidding me. He goes, I'm sure, but I think her name might be Betsy. I was like, why didn't you say anything? He goes, because I would never. And he would never. Like Kev is not super gregarious. But that is a grown woman that once upon a time he coached when she was a child swimming. She must have gone. She must have gone silver awful earlier, prematurely because she did. No, no, yes, she did. Well, he was like 19, and she would have been probably ten. But yeah, 'cause he said that he thought she had gone because he sees her, he grew up here, where we live. So he sees people that he remembers vaguely from childhood. Well, you have to be careful if you're a guy going up to a woman and saying, you know, I used to teach you when you're a teenager, how to swim. That's what we were laughing about. Because I can't believe you didn't say anything. He goes, he goes, yeah. Because I'm going to say to woman, do you remember me? As your swim coach? Hey, how's that breast stroke? You're just not going to do that, right? It's a small, you know, it's a shame that we're always so angry at each other and throwing piles of people at each other's heads. It's a small, beautiful world, and we're not meant to be so hostile to each other. I don't think. No. I'm excited. You got recognized. That's cool. It was great. And I hope I don't want to mention her name, but she's a she listens even today. Thank you very much for being a listener and you should be so proud of your son going to Yale. This is bob and cherry. Everyone needs a laugh is brought to you by HelloFresh, use code bob and sherry 22 at HelloFresh dot com slash bob and sherry 22. Instant access to the podcast podcast and fun side. Just download the free bob and sherry app. It's time for a new meets laugh. And here is comedian Jeremy Adler. I grew up in the church. It was youth group kid. That's where you make most of your Friends when you're homeschooled. And.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"new haven" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And the local credits it supports may face a backlash from wellness, we're joined by Bloomberg intelligence senior U.S. municipal strategist Eric kazansky. So Eric, talk to us about this metro area, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, really tied to large part to financial services, and they're having a tough time here. Talk to us about the ripple effect for the mini market. Yeah, absolutely. So look, I mean, the numbers that we're seeing are coming from Johnson associates. And they're forecasting banker bonuses across Wall Street to fall on average up to 45%. Pretty big number The good thing about municipal credit is that they work on a very long lag. So for instance, it could just be about to do their budget. There are still using last year's numbers where sales tax collections and income tax collections were really good. So the issue that this is really going to impact you're talking next fiscal year. And that's really where you want to be sort of like putting your chips as far as soft and in credit when it comes to municipal landscape. So how many municipalities depend on all this juicy revenue from Connecticut? Well, I mean, you have like ten or 12 cities who really depend on the state as far as getting their disproportionate share of income. Of more of like 50% or more. So you're talking about lower rated entities, like Hartford, who stayed had to actually come in and help Wyndham New Haven and Stafford Connecticut, among others. Wall Street is up and down, up and down. We've seen it before. But it does affect so many surrounding areas to the industry here. What percentage of kind of a lot of the tax revenue for, say, a Connecticut, do you think it's kind of derived from financial services? You know, if you're talking about the Greenwich area, probably an upwards of 60 to 70% is coming in and supporting that metro area. Obviously, as you sort of expand that radius, it gets less and less. But New York City in general, as things improve or sort of declined in New York City, it impacts a large region, not just in the New York City metro area, but also into New Jersey as well. I mean, the latest numbers that we've seen is that the impact of work from home alone is going to cost a New York City metro economy, almost $12 billion. That's a huge amount that they just have no way of making up currently in this economy. Well, about making it up and this applies to New York City now and maybe Connecticut say that in 2024, how does this stuff work? Can you make it up? Or is it like a permanent shortfall? I just mean $12 billion is some serious money and that's just on the subway. Yeah. Well, it's not just from the subway. I think you're talking about ancillary spending in the local economy in New York City. Lower rents, lower transit rides. All those things sort of feed into that 12 billion number. But you know, you talk about how long they have to make it up. The good thing about state and even local economies is that they have a lot of different levers that they can pull as far as raising taxes. And one of the things that's beautiful about univis in general is that a lot of these issues, they don't have a choice and the taxpayers in those areas don't have a choice, but to deal with higher taxes, if that's what needed to pay those bonds. Obviously, like politically unsavory, no one's happy about that, especially if the economy is slowing down. But it's definitely something that they have the power and willingness to do. So how have municipal bonds for this tri state area? How have they performed over the last several years here? Because it just seems like, as you mentioned, subway ridership is down, will it come back office occupancy is down particularly in Friday? Will it come back? Have the bots generally performed? Shockingly well. Let's put it that way. Head scratching really well. And I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that there just hasn't been a ton of primary new issue supply in the municipal market. So looking at an in ordinary year, you have $400 billion of new supply coming into the marketplace. Pretty orderly, you have that match up with how much money is coming in on the demand side. It's skewed to the other end during the pandemic. And so you have spreads going really, really tight for no reason whatsoever. In the face of all these questionable credit questions, right? Like you pointed to MGA ridership. It's down still a good portion of where it was pre-pandemic. And we don't think that's ever coming back. However, spreads have tightened for NTA bonds. How long can that continue? Because that dynamic is only going to last for so long. It depends how long the state wants to keep subsidizing. And bond holders are sort of the opinion right now that state of New York is going to come in and keep supporting the NCA and there's going to be federal money thrown at it. Almost too big to fail. And in many senses, it really is because it's such an essential service provider for all the people who live in the New York City area. Eric 2022 is a brutal year across the fixed income spectrum. And that includes municipal bonds although immune did better on a relative basis you've been clearly pointing out, how's 2023 been? You know what? We started off with a bang. We headed into February with a bit of a whimper. We had one of the best January as far as total return in the space. Going back probably the last 30 years. And that sort of helped me some of the pain that we saw last year. However, February has been kind of rough. And that really has been a function of what's going on in the treasury market. So just to give you some context, 2.87%
AP News Radio
Florida hotel guest killed by forklift doing storm repairs
"A Florida hotel guest was killed by a forklift. I'm Lisa dwyer. Authorities say a guest at an oceanfront hotel in Florida has died after being run over by a forklift working on storm repairs. Daytona Beach shores public safety officials say the 62 year old woman was struck Monday while walking through the parking lot of the beach haven inn, the hotel is located next to the Atlantic Ocean and sustained damage during a tropical storm in September. Officials say the forklift was transporting roofing materials for storm repairs and the driver apparently did not see the woman before running her over. She was taken to a nearby hospital and died a short time later. I'm Lisa dwyer
The Officer Tatum Show
New Jersey Township's Elected Board Switches Political Parties
"Democrat mayor an entire New Jersey township council switches parties. From Democrat to Republican, this is the mayor and all four council members in New Jersey's east haven are hand over. I'm sorry. East handover township are switching from Democrats to Republican Party in a move. They say is the best interest of the community. The township have a population of about 11,100 people. Municipal leaders have a responsibility to best represent their constituents and it is our belief that change of party is in the best interest of the community. Mayor Joseph said, penult, I think it's. Maybe that's how you say it. That's what the mayor said on Tuesday. As the nastiness rhetoric and social media vitriol of national politicians of national politics continue to infiltrate local governance, we collectively determine this was the best course of action to keep our focus on local issues impacting our community. That's pretty interesting. It sounds like a cheap way to say we really want to switch because the Democrat party is lost their mind. I guess that's the easiest way to say it. But you know, I was speaking about this last night. I was at a Salem event after the event was over. You know, we had a little campfire and did some burnt offerings. And this is one of the subjects that we spoke about is the impact on how people are coming over to the party and what's the best way to do that. And I say the best way to get converts is to be honest. Be authentic, be yourself. That's it.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Dems Play the Race Card for 'Offensive' School Lunches
"New York, the middle school there. Cafeteria, kicking off black history month, and they served the children, chicken and waffles, and a delicious, refreshing watermelon themed dessert. And then all you know what brokers. The principle a guy by the name of David Johnson said he was horrified, and he apologized for the cultural insensitivity displayed by Aramark. That's the food provider. Aramark said the timing of the menu was unfortunate, and the lunch ladies were supposed to serve something else. Now, I just want to say, I don't know what the food is like at nyack middle school, but if it's anything like the food, we were served at hope peace Sullivan elementary school in south haven, Mississippi. It was not good. Except for pizza day when you got that big, big slab of square pizza. That was a good day. The rest of the day is not so much. And I suspect the children would rather feast on chicken and waffles instead of, I don't know, mystery meat and the vegetable medley. Never could handle the vegetable mentally with the peas and the square carrots, very disgusting. So we don't know who complained, but apparently parents and students were horribly offended and triggered by the chicken and waffles. But here's the thing, nobody's ever been able to explain to me. What is racially offensive about chicken and waffles? What is racially insensitive about watermelon? And I would love for someone out there to call into this program and explain to me what is racially offensive about things like cornbread and collard greens and sweet potato pie and fried chicken and watermelon. Why are those dishes now considered to be racially offensive or in some cases racist?
AP News Radio
Florida mass shooting suspect killed during police pursuit
"A man suspected in connection to a drive by mass shooting in Central Florida last month was fatally shot by police after a chase. At a news conference Monday, Polk county sheriff Grady Judd says Alex green, a 21 year old with a long rap sheet, was under surveillance in eagle Lake Florida when he fled. Bad decision. He won't make any more. Lakeland police chief Sam Taylor, says investigators think Greene was involved in a January shooting that injured 11 people. We are very confident that he is in fact involved to what extent we don't know yet. Judd says green crashed into a business in Winter Haven, ran into traffic, dragged an elderly woman out of her car, and then tried to run over Lakeland police captain Eric Harper. We didn't choose to shoot him. He chose for us to shoot him with his conduct. State attorney Brian Haas says a task force will investigate, I'm Jennifer King
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Bob Frantz: Joe Biden's America Is Steeped in Crime
"Biden's America is an America steeped in crime. Rising crime violent crime, crime that, quite frankly, for which there is no deterrent, I guess is the best way to say it anymore. Because in Joe Biden's America, left wing district attorneys like gascon, George gascon in Los Angeles County, and left wing district attorneys like Alvin Bragg in New York in New York City and Manhattan. Left wing district attorneys in Philadelphia in Chicago and some of the worst havens for crime, all across this country. They're letting violent criminals repeat criminals. They're letting them off with cashless bail once they get caught. And then if they do bring them back for a trial after a couple of hearings, usually no trial happens, there's a soft deal that is cut, a plea that is accepted and no jail time and no one has anything to fear anymore. No one, at least in the criminal element in the thug element they've got nothing to fear. No, they're not afraid to win in prison. Why would they be?
Bloomberg Radio New York
"new haven" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To Bloomberg daybreak. 6 O 7 on Wall Street 37° in Central Park still got that closure westbound cross Bronx Jerome avenue to the deegan. Michael Barr is here with what else is going on in New York and around the world, Michael. Thank you very much, Nathan. The NYPD made a big bus stopping a counterfeit goods operation. Police seized over $10 million in knockoff merchandise from vendors on canal street. During a news conference officials said authorities had gotten several complaints and Lower Manhattan about the fake purses, sneakers and other items being sold on the streets. NYPD chief of patrol Jeffrey madre spoke to ABC 7. Sidewalks were blocked. There was property everywhere merchandise everywhere. And this really impacts local businesses in a negative manner, chief madre says 17 people were arrested in three truckloads of counterfeit items received. 5 New Haven, Connecticut police officers were charged yesterday in a June incident that left a 36 year old man paralyzed. Prosecutors say Randy Cox was handcuffed to not wearing a seat belt when he flew head first into the back of a police transport van when the driver suddenly stopped. New Haven mayor, Justin elliker. In the city of New Haven is committed to accountability for all individuals involved in this tragic incident. Many are elika's says the officers were charged with reckless endangerment and cruelty. Meanwhile Cox's family has filed a $100 million civil suit against the officers and the city. A Senate bill protecting same sex marriage cleared another procedural hurdle last night. An amendment to the respect for marriage act would ensure it does not infringe on religious rights and protections, passage of the legislation is expected today. Former vice president Mike Pence said Donald Trump showed poor judgment for dining last week at his Mar-a-Lago resort with rapper yeh and well-known white nationalist Nick Fuentes, Pence says his former boss should denounce their hateful rhetoric without qualification. President Trump was wrong to give a white nationalist an anti semite and a Holocaust denier, a seat at the table. And I think he should apologize. Pence spoke to news nation. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr, and this is Bloomberg. Neither. Okay, Michael, thanks
Stuff You Should Know
"new haven" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know
"That neighborhood for a little while. Yeah, but this is one of the instances where I guess modern technology sort of came into play to take something wide as is the case a lot of times. But they got bagel factories basically. They got these machines that could mass produce bagels in the mid to late 1950s in the United States. That was a big deal. And a man named Harry lender of New Haven, Connecticut, got ahold of these things. And we're like, these are great. We can make tons of bagels now. And his son Murray, Murray lender, obviously of linder's bagels. And then at a slicing machine, so they're pre sliced, which is always appreciated, but usually if you get a pre sliced bagel, it's probably not the best bagel. But you can imagine that's when they really took off like a rocket. Absolutely. I don't have to slice them. They're already mostly sliced for me. Sold. Yeah. And you can get those, but I don't have one, but the little bagel slicers you see in the shop, the guillotine. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't think those work that well. They tend to smash the bagel down. And then if they don't fit in there right, it's just, I get why they use them, but the coffee shop up the street for me uses those, and I'm always like, please don't cut it. I'll cut it when I get home. Yeah, I mean, the best thing is just to serrated knife or a bread knife, which is serrated. That's what you want. Exactly. And by the way, let me thank you publicly for the avocado really gig that you got me. You're very welcome. Have you used it yet? I did. And what I found out on the first use is that it's not great if it's a little softer. But I benefit a good firm avocado. It works wonders. It really does. And I had no illusions whatsoever that you were going to just change your whole game. But I thought, you know, I give you the chance to if you wanted to. No, I have to know because my daughter likes it, so. Oh, oh, okay, wow. And she loves avocados. Nice. So that's perfect. So it was really for her then, I guess. Yes, that's right. So she says, thank you, uncle Josh. You're very welcome. We share a birthday. And happy birthday to Martin, by the way. Yeah, happy birthday to her tomorrow too. Yeah. I'm not sure people know that, but that's one of the very funny things about life is that my daughter was born and I was looking up celebrity birthdays to see who shared her birthday with her. Your face pops up. That's awesome. It was very, very funny day. Was that sad celebrity dot com? No, it was a legit celebrity birthday site. I wasn't on it. I was like, how'd you get on there? They reached out to me sometime and I was like, sure. I'll definitely lift a finger to be on this website, and it paid off in ace's apparently. Yeah, it was a very, very funny moment. I was like, you got to be kidding me. So just one last thing, let's put a punctuation mark on bagels and then take a break, how about that? Let's do it. So apparently as far as how stuff works reports, the idea of spreading cream cheese and adding blocks to bagels was if not invented at the very least widely popularized in America by family circle magazine. I love it. It's me too. Good stuff. That's a punctuation mark if I've ever heard one. Right through that hole in the middle of the bagel. All right, let's take a break. What if you were a major transit system with billions of passengers taking millions of trips every year? You weren't about to let any cyberattacks slow you down. So you partner with IBM to build a security architecture to keep your data, network, and applications protected. Now you can tackle threats so they don't bring you to a grinding halt. And everyone's going places, including you. Let's create cybersecurity that keeps your business on track. IBM. Let's create. Learn more at IBM dot com. Hey everybody, it's summer. In summers the most fun when you can savor every moment of it. So why spend it drinking a light beer that you don't actually enjoy? That's right. Maybe you should give blue moon light sky a try because that's a light beer with incredible flavor that you can only expect from blue moon. Yeah, it's the perfect companion to those moments you want to make the most of. Blue moonlight sky citrus wheat and tropical wheat are two refreshingly light, citrusy wheat beers, checking in, get this at just 95 calories per 12 ounces. Yeah, both beers are bright and crisp with a twist of citrus and blue moon light sky citrus wheat is brewed with real tangerine peel and blue moon light sky tropical wheat is brewed with pineapple and orange peel. So get blue moon light sky citrus wheat and light sky tropical week delivered by visiting git blue moon beer dot com slash stuff that's git blue moon beer dot com slash stuff. Blue moonlight sky, savor every sip. Celebrate responsibly, blue moon brewing company, golden
SI Media Podcast
"new haven" Discussed on SI Media Podcast
"Before we wrap up, I did the New Haven, Connecticut pizza tour over the weekend here. There's all these places you're supposed to go to. It was a big debacle. I just got to say that right off the bat. Why even just like logistically getting there? Well, no, there were like four places that I had on the list to go to. And one was closed. Okay. And it's supposed to be the, you know, everyone knows about Sally's and Don Pepe's Frank puppies. There's this other place called modern that actually had better reviews on Yelp. Than Sally's. And I read a couple of things. And everyone's like mod and you got to go to modern modern pizza monitor pizza. Went there and there was a sign on the door that said closed from June 27th to July 5th. That was a dagger. And I just thought that Sally's and Frank Pepe's was, it was the most overrated thing I've most overrated over hype thing I've ever experienced. Now, listen, I'm in New York. I've had the city New York City pizza Long Island pizza. This pizza at those two places. Sally's and Frank puppies. Is as thin as a paper towel. It's thin crust, which I'm not crazy about. But so now I'm trying to do it on the flavor. The flavor is good, but it wasn't like you've got to go get this pizza. I compare both of those places to Anthony's coal fire pizza. I know they have them in Florida and here in New York. I don't know around the rest of the country. It's Anthony's coal fired pizza. It's thin, well done pizza. I prefer a regular and you got to buy pies, I want to buy a slice. That's why give me Joe's on carmine street. And here's what I didn't like about Sally's too. Sally's gave off the impression, like you're lucky to be here. It wasn't like an overly friendly
Art Beauty
"new haven" Discussed on Art Beauty
"And boy does she have a story to share with us today, especially if you're somebody who deals with problematic skin, you're gonna want to tune into this. Daisy, thank you so much for being on the show today. Thank you so much, amber. I am so excited that I'm able to make it here today. Yeah, so you're right now on a road trip? Yeah, like randomly. Really random, like my parents wanted to visit my brother, so we're driving from D.C. to New Haven, Connecticut. Oh. Okay. I was like, but we need to stop. 'cause I need to do this podcast. So, yeah. That's like somewhere to stop..
podcast – Lawyers, Guns & Money
"new haven" Discussed on podcast – Lawyers, Guns & Money
"And an example that I'll bring, which is closer to the part of the geography you're in. I was at Yale University. Actually, several days before the COVID crisis broke out in the United States America. And I was having lunch with a graduate student in a section of New Haven and he said there were people in this neighborhood that couldn't tell you where Yale University is. It was just several miles away from the diner we were in. So glad you're doing new for Michigan. Was that Yale doing his research studying this community? And he said, you know, down the road, but they just. And I said, that's the infinite story, relative to the nuance of Michigan. It may be one exit on the interstate, a few miles on a local street. They know where it is, but they don't feel it's a part of their world. So that's the difference. And is there any sense in an armor that this, I mean, you know, obviously your book is about the people that slanty, but is there any imaginary of it so anti in Ann Arbor or is it just like a non entity that is irrelevant? In two ways that are both critical critically detrimental for the kind of folks that I study. On the one hand, it's what I said earlier. It's seen as the gateway to Detroit. So for a lot of people, you stop at route 23, because the other side, the eastern side of rockway through where it's landing picks up. And it's fascinating. I work out in the gym that's actually near that route. And the owner of that gym has told me that he could expand his clientele, save for the fact that they think that that gym is too close to Atlantic. That's scarce a man on prison from coming there. Now, for other folks, this is where gentrification can surface and where it poses a problem for the kind of folks that I study. Is ipsilanti is where you go when you want a bigger house, lower taxes. And you can take over that space and make it both way. And that's happening on the western edge, you would find it. The west of Edgar plenty is where the folks who are connected to Ann Arbor, but don't want to pay on our taxes. Can reside bills they want to still have access to the city. So it's important in those two ways. Both problematic for and come African Americans..
Everything Everywhere Daily
"new haven" Discussed on Everything Everywhere Daily
"Gone differently benedict arnold the fifth when undoubtably be considered one of the founding fathers of the united states. he was born in seventeen. Forty one in norwich connecticut to a family which was the original founders of the rhode island colony. His great-grandfather benedict arnold. The i was the president and governor of rhode island. He was as close to american aristocracy. Is you could come. He was one of six children but he and his sister were the only ones who survived to adulthood by all accounts. Arnold was athletic and good looking one of his neighbors. In connecticut said that arnold was quote. The most accomplished and grateful skater that he had ever seen despite his family pedigree. His father was an alcoholic which brought a great deal of shame to benedict. The alcohol is a may have been the result of losing four of his children. His father squandered away the family fortune. Which otherwise would have allowed. The young benedict attend yale at the age of sixteen. He joined the connecticut militia to fight in the french indian war but his unit turned around after the fourth they were marching to his captured is service in. The war. lasted a whopping. Sixteen days benedict was accepted as an apprentice apothecary. Norwich and later set up his own apothecary business. In new haven using the business as a springboard he branched into other areas including shipping to the west indies and became quite successful by all accounts prior to the revolution. Arnold was a staunch patriot and supporter of the american cause. British laws such as the stamp act. Sugar act affected him directly. He floated british laws enjoying the secret sons of liberty in march of seventeen seventy five. He formed the governor second company of connecticut guards. Along with sixty five other men from new haven. He was elected as their captain and was responsible for the leadership of the unit. When war broke out the next month in lexington and concord in massachusetts arnold in his unit made the decision to march to boston. But he wasn't given permission to take any gunpowder from the town's magazine. Arnold told one of the town fathers david wooster quote. You may tell the selectmen that if the keys are not coming within five minutes my men will break into the supply house and help themselves none. But the almighty god shall prevent me from marching and quote. This day is still celebrated every year in new haven as powder house day on april twenty. Second this began. What can only be described is a pretty successful military career when he got to boston. He organized a raiding party to take the british fort ticonderoga which sat on lake champlain. You managed to take the fort with hardly a fight captured the british cannons as well as the largest worship on the lake. Arnold was promoted to.
Spittin' Chiclets
"new haven" Discussed on Spittin' Chiclets
"I got anxiety This lawyer comes charging ended and these. His name's richie rich junior. If you can believe that from no meyer new york. I'm not making this shit up easily. Even the all starts talking to the fucking judge get these shackles and cuffs off. Gets me in the back room. And he says. I'm going to do this for free for the publicity fucking. Thank you god to the hockey guards. Right better call saul donal on after the fact oh lake saw. Get this get this. So i go into. Houston's can't that year and i had a really good camp. minnesota wants a siamese. They told me that. Jim lines coming down from minute. He's down in minnesota watching some exhibition games against san antonio says they wanna sign me. I only i only personnel. Told is my dad said. Hey dad minnesota. What's siamese Only one till i saw right on that dotted line. I don't believe anything these guys anymore and it turns out you know they do their character reference checks in there like we can't do it and lake if you're with us in oregon ization we do something for you but i'm like this is going away like this. I'm not getting charged. I know you're out on bail. I said i know. But i'm in the end Charges were dropped or reduced hal. I had to do. I plead guilty to disorderly conduct in for those. You don't something in canada like being drunk in public and then But where am i here. Getting a thought here on campus to me all time based this outcast. It's the new number one loser. Train assaulted by biz biswas. I didn't see jump in the midst march. Yeah yeah that's sick hands snow. let's see here. We go. I gotta here. But his hands again winger. Hey fuck they must. I would've done anything to be able to fight. I had nothing in the bag or anything. I was fine. It was the puck where you were in the end. I was up pled. Guilty to a discount on had to publish a public apology in the almira of kazak. All things it's off. So i asked net flicks. Maybe don't throw that fucking orange jumpsuit out there but it goes pretty well at the net flicks story and just for the listeners. People out there. I was never convicted of that crime of standing up for this fucking piece of shit of urban lights sentence in prison for his wife murdered like the coward he is and they all lost my contract there with minnesota so all just stocks this life in. It's hard to distinguish between stein up for your teammates and the guys seeing jerseys you on the ice off the ice right nothing to yeah by the guys run profession. Basically now the first time you were contacted by the team is at. Aj colin like seventy had gone to. You guys are asking me that tommy pompous solo. So to that. And then that'll lead into how. I ended up of a t and was the fucking equipment manager in new haven. I was in l. Myra and this fucking guy would chirp chirpin trip. I remember grabbing a guy in new haven and just being the fuck out of your fucking multi equipment manager. I can remember that Their bench newhaven spent till shut the. Fuck up you're going to make a mad remember. That goes guys young. Tell t-bone shut the fuck up. And i remember got pretty bad pretty heated one time and he said you meet me in the bus bay and i remember i left the game. I fucking went to the room in new haven whipped off my gear. I ran down to the bus underneath the arena. There and he was nowhere to be found. I went and talking. While the game's going on. I walked right in new haven's room looking for him nowhere to be found so i love cibo. Now don't get me wrong. But he's the first guy that called me at home in vancouver and the offseason already signed the contract. Getting ready to sign a contract in the ellen. Ah in the quebec league. And i get a call from. Who's this common. Papa sillo mike. Fox's the fucking equipment manager from new haven winger. That's me. I'm like oh you want me to go. Where he says damn damn very barely heard a connecticut. I'm like what the fuck okay. Yeah no worries. you're not from you. How much money only hung up on the first time. No shinya told my wife. I'm like this fucking quitting manager. Who the fuck this guy is but you did hear rumblings that he was connected or new guys connected but by you know you hear that shit all the time. So i wasn't taking too seriously. He calls back and must be the next heir. Something says hey this guy jimmy jimmy. I'm gonna fuck jimmy. Jimmy is going to give me a call me okay. Well let's hear it or whatever. Anyways jimmy scott couple of days later and you're like i just honestly tell the seriousness of this guy through the phone saw. He's let me fly you and your wife down here a little recruitment trip and i'm like fuck free trip to nyc and into connecticut. So let's go. i'm taking that right. No little did i know. It wasn't gonna be much negotiation. We get picked up by t-bone i beat squashed. Now we're laughing and fucking laughing away and still on the senate on the trip in from jfk. And into danbury and takes me the fucking dump i get to adopt. A lot of this is getting stranger and stranger as it goes. I got t-bone this fucking guy. Picking me up. We're added.
Go and Equip
"new haven" Discussed on Go and Equip
"Welcomes and podcast today. We are so excited to have. Kelly comes with us jan. You like to introduce kelly. Yes this is my beautiful friend. Kelly combs we go way way way back many years ago kelly at church at new haven baptist church When we were just were you a teenager. So i was nineteen and i was a teenager and We met through our youth ministry. There and kelly eventually married one of a us at our church as well. And he's a pastor now and michael kirk Yeah so we go way.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"new haven" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"In New Hampshire and police are asking for your help. Police say Gina let's sell of Manchester was shot this morning just after 8 30 on Chestnut Street in Manchester. He was transported to the hospital where he later died. Police say they're seeking to speak with Timothy Johnson regarding the cells death. Johnson was last seen on Chestnut Street and is believed to be on foot. He's also considered armed and dangerous, police say. Do not approach him. We'll bring you the very latest as the story continues to develop. The U. S Marshal Service is offering up to $5000 for information leading to the location and arrest of a Massachusetts man named as a person of interest in the deadly shooting of a Yale graduate student last weekend. Authorities say the man they're seeking identified as Quinn. One pawn could be staying with friends or family in the Duluth or Brookhaven areas of Georgia near Atlanta Pond was last seen driving in that area with family members during early morning hours of Thursday, Yale University student Kevin Shang was shot multiple times and found lying outside his car in New Haven last weekend. U. S Attorney and for Massachusetts appointed by President Trump is resigning WBC sherry Small looks at what's next for Andrew Lulling, serving under the Trump Administration. U S attorney for Massachusetts. Andrew Leveling a Republican, is resigning at the end of the month, President Biden requesting the resignations of all 93 U. S attorneys president's pick people to serve in their administration. They're looking for people who have the same worldview have the same philosophy welling speaking on night side with Dan Ray in his 3.5. Your tenure Lele Ing's prosecuted. Several widely publicized cases, including the police overtime scandal, got to apply to everybody. Equally. More recently, the varsity blues college admissions case catapulted him into the national spotlight. When asked about what the future holds for him, and whether or not he has any political aspirations. I am content to go back to the private sector for now, I think politics right now the country is not healthy. The temperature needs to come down a little bit. I'm hoping that happens if in the future an opportunity presents itself. I would think about it, but I think it would take a lot to get me to do that Very small. WBZ Boston's news radio The very latest covert 19 numbers are out in Massachusetts will bring you those and much more coming up in just two minutes. But first it's 503 time for traffic and weather together. The Subaru retailers of New England all.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"new haven" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Proceedings coming to an abrupt halt this morning with Senator seemingly confused about what happens next former President Trump's defense team claiming they have a list of 300 witnesses prepared not according to our source. Again. The impeachment trial is underway. Let's get the latest now from ABC News. We're going to take you now to Washington for the latest, Let's go live to ABC. If you vote for witnesses do not handcuff me. Trump impeachment lawyer, Michael Van Doreen telling the Senate if they approve witnesses, he would call 100 of them. But the entire Senate rejecting his plea, with five Republicans joining all Democrats, saying they will hear from people who can say what the president did during the insurrection. House impeachment manager Jamie Raskin congresswoman Jamie Herrera Butler of Washington State issued a statement confirming That in the middle of the insurrection when House Minority leader Kevin McCarthy called the president to beg for help, President Trump responded, and I quote well, Kevin, I guess these people are more upset about the election than you are, at one point the entire Senate left of the Trump lawyer who threatened to bring witnesses to his Philadelphia office. For depositions, those close to former president Trump saying they're stunned and worried who might testify with continuing coverage. The impeachment trial. Andy Field, ABC News It's 12 02 All 93 U. S. Attorneys across the country are being replaced. It's all part of the transition to the New Biden Presidential administration, and that includes a Massachusetts U. S attorney, Andrew Willing, the U. S attorney for Massachusetts submitted his resignation at the request of President Biden. He spoke about his end of the month departure on night side with DeAndre, the new president is entitled to people. Who are going to implement his agenda and do that, with enthusiasm. Leveling a Republican, was appointed by former president Trump 3.5 years ago. He stepping away from what's become an extremely high profile post his most recent case dominating national news. I think varsity blues is probably the highest profile federal criminal case in the country over the last two years. I think we even underestimated just how prominent that case was gonna be. And how would it would serve penetrate the public consciousness everyone would know about That case. So what's next? Well, Lily says he's not ruling out politics but adds that's unlikely. Sherry Small WBC Boston's news radio, the U. S Marshal Service is offering up to $5000 for information leading to the location and arrest of a 29 year old Massachusetts man named is a person of interest in the fatal shooting of a Yale grad student last weekend in New Haven, Connecticut. Authorities say the man they're seeking identified his team, so I'm Pan could be staying with friends or family. In the Brook Haven area of Georgia near Atlanta. Pan was last seen driving in that area with family members during early morning hours. On Thursday, Yale University student Kevin Young was shot multiple times and found lying outside his car in New Haven. He had just gotten engaged two weeks ago. The investigation is ongoing. Ah, fire in Worcester, leaving two people dead and one seriously injured, more details.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"new haven" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Cleaning in contact. Tracing the BBC's Mike Macklin has more teachers do not need to be vaccinated, but students should be kept 6 FT. Apart in classrooms, the CDC issue against guidelines for reopening schools as president Biden says he wants the nation students and teachers back in their classrooms within his 1st 100 days in office, the CDC advisers communities To consider giving teaches high priority for the vaccine. The guidelines are not a federal mandate only a recommendation the federal government could not force school District's to reopen local school districts are facing pushback from teacher unions. They say the school buildings have not been made safe enough to return. Mike Macklin, WBZ Boston's NewsRadio dropping capacity limits, along with physical distancing requirements on school bus is from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. The new rules were advised those that were set up over the summer with the lifting of all capacity and physical distancing for elementary school students. For those in middle high school requirements will be lifted, except for in communities with higher cases of coronavirus. Some caveats, though, officials say changes are allowed only with mask wearing assigned seating for students and windows on those Busses will need to be kept open at least two inches sat all times. The search continues for an M I T student in the killing of Yale grad student Kevin Jones. In New Haven, Connecticut. Thing. Swan Pond is a person of interest in that killing. Young was shot multiple times and found lying outside of his car Saturday night in New Haven, Connecticut. Investigators say Pawn was in the area at the time of the shooting. Young, a 26 year old army veteran, was recently engaged to be married. His fiancee graduated from M I t just last year Pawn is currently enrolled at M I T is a grad student. Authorities have not yet confirmed upon knows the victim or his fiancee. That's a B C's. Will Reeve There are many theories about the rock formation notice Stone hands Now there's another ABC is, Tom Rivers explains Soon hands is composed of two rock types. The larger, newer pieces, air sandstone, The smaller older ones are bluestone. Now a team of archaeologists, led by university College, London say the so called igneous bluestone rocks actually came from an even older stone circle in western whales. They believed they were dismantled and moved to the current site. Some 5000 years ago, they've identified two quarries and a former stone circle site in Wales. Where they say these mysterious stones originated. Tom Rivers, ABC News London for eight or off the Wall Street and through a day is at Bloomberg. Did you know it's not quite 28 23 coming back in the Super Bowl, but I'll tell you It's a pretty good rally for Wall Street. Today. It was Q Rita Coolidge all time high for all the main indexes, Dow Up 28. NASDAQ Up 70 S and P 500 Rising 18 saving the best for last for most of the day indexes were mixed. Two days ago, discount brokerage Charles Schwab revealed it's cutting 200 jobs, saying it was part of its integration of TV Ameritrade. To the choir last year. It's not because business has been slow today. Swab says. New brokerage accounts in January were up over 200% versus January of last year Bed in large part by the massive rented fueled trading frenzy involving shares of game stop another distressed companies. The new Cajun flounder sandwich from Popeye's think You would want to try that. What if you could try it nearly risk free. Popeyes is offering insurance of sorts on the new fish sandwich, which means that for an extra 15 cents if you don't like it You can trade it in for something else and rode a Bloomberg business on WBZ Boston's news radio..
The Bone 102.5
"new haven" Discussed on The Bone 102.5
"Want just your favorite pizza place. I want The clear best pizza place in Tampa Bay, and I don't know. That I've had it yet. I like Eddie and Sam's a lot. It's the best that I've had here. I've got to have it again because I feel like it's been too long. And you know my palate is changed. I've eaten a lot of good pizza and a lot of different pizza since then, So I got to kind of re start the search for the best local slice because that is When I had it before. It felt like the best slice you could get locally. To me. It is. It's just that little bit of the Chris. But the so many places just can't recreate where you get it so thin, but still, that little crisp seems to be really tough. Want to place recon duck into grab a slicer to sit down and enjoy that. And to me, That's Eddie and Sam's. There are good pizza places everywhere. That place that that lady called talked about her they do talk about in Oldsmar is really good. I only had a slice that they had. I was starving and come back from playing golf and I decided to dip in there. They had one slice left that I ate it. It was good but have been sitting there a while. I'd like to try a new fresh one today is, by the way, National Pizza Day if you did not know. Do you know anything about the new Haven? Pizza? Is that something you've heard about? Behaving Connecticut? The beats. It's got like clams on it. No, no, no. What's really just they call it a beats. And then that's a pizza. A P I Z Z A is how they say it and They claim it's the true pizza capital of the world. They do it in the same style. It's got a very I don't want to say charred look, but you know what That is when you usually get like a wood fired pizza. Yeah, it's got that. It's got that look to it and I hope to make a trip there. One day it is thin crust coal fire Neopolitan pizza made in and around New Haven. And that's like that's a thing. Yeah, it's it's I mean, you know the the The guy the rates all the pizza, the pizza reviewed those hold all the highest reviews is the stuff in new Haven, maybe worked. Oh, worth the trip to Connecticut. I mean, I don't know what else is up there, But at least if you were headed in that general direction, it would definitely be worth a trip off the main road. 7 to 75791025 and 807. 711025. Hydra. Grab alive How can I help you? Yes. Hi. True, yes. Palace pizza in Lakeland. That pizza ever plots a pizza in Lakeland is really good downtown. Thank you. Drew double live below down. Thank you Hear me? What? Can you hear me? Hello? John, Do you hear anything? What? Hello. Did you hear anything, John? Yeah. Hello? Hello? Anybody there? Can you hear anything? I wanna know What the pizza thing down here, you guys, You guys do it, But it Zeke, you said it's in the water. It's zip. Mm hmm. Yes, of irony for you. Yeah, there were they cut out? We can't hear him. Yeah. 7 to 75791 or 25 to grab alive alot. Yes. Uh, it was one of the say I'm the one calling for a while. Just that I'm so happy with Mr Happy card. I mean, uh, You guys were just I think I've heard of throwing around here now. I don't know if this is true that you're somehow not the number one rated show on the bone. I just I just can't comprehend it, man. You guys, you guys were just so so far above you like everybody else look like amateurs just blows my mind. Oh, no, The with the way the ratings work, we're not rated against the other shows on this station were rated against the other shows in this time period, so We go against afternoon radio shows and we consistently perform very well. So you know if you want to think we're the best short station, that's fine. If you want to think we're not the best show on this station, that's fine. We feel good about the work we're doing, and that's what's really important to the two of us. Or sister when you guys 10, I mean, touch those things on the floor call and just just run with it is just absolutely absolutely makes my dad. Thank you. It's pretty impressive. All a minute. Thanks, man. Yeah, Thank you. We just got a picture tweeted to us of the Yeah, It's got a real charge. Look to it. I don't know if that one wouldn't be considered to be on the verge of two charred But that's the general look that they have. That's It's taken me a couple minutes to adjust to that because that doesn't look like any pizza I've ever seen. And it's not. It's in a pizza. Yeah, it's in a beat A beat. Yeah. But I saw or heard that there's a place where they came from New Haven. And I think they're down south somewhere. Maybe for Myers, like there are other places in the country that that attempted, But that is the that is the homeland. I think worth of food trip. Uh, if they're serving Beat that looks like that, then that's definitely worth the trip. Yeah, they're originated at the Frank Pepe Pizzeria and is now served by many others, including Sally's and modern in New Haven. They get that mystic pizza up there, too. The movie with Julia Roberts. Oh, I thought it was a joke. You know, it's called Mystic Pizza to do that we live below. It wasn't a decent at something Mystic was like, I should be. Oh, David, I would like to play the game Mystic. Okay, David? Sure. I'm gonna play you a clip. You're gonna tell me Hi. That's the bomb, meaning it's a pizza commercial. Or classic sitcom, meaning Of course, it's a classic sitcom. Better not win three in a.
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"NBC News radio. I'm Lisa Taylor. Some grand jurors in the Briana Taylor case you're petitioning for Attorney General Daniel Cameron's impeachment. The three jurors signed the paperwork and accused Cameron of breaching public trust and failing to hold up his duties by misrepresenting the grand jury findings in the Taylor case. This is the third impeachment petition filed against the Kentucky official in recent weeks. Others were filed against Governor Andy Bashir and State House member Robert Go forth. Texas Supreme Court paid the way today for several lawsuits against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who had claimed the sandy hook school shooting was a hoax. Bill Ogden represents the families of victims who have been harassed by his fans. It's a tough case, when when we pull back and realize what actually happened there and what they've had to live with and what they still have to live with the court Throughout Jones's argument, he is protected by the constitutional right of free speech. The lawsuit claims the families were defamed and suffered emotional distress. After reports on info wars, called the school shooting a giant hoax and this pony as a $3 bill, 20 students and six adults were shot and killed at the Newtown Connecticut School. A Des Moines, Iowa man is facing multiple charges in the death of his four month old daughter. Day. Bull has more. A criminal complaint filed in court, says Zachary Wallace, his daughter had a serious head injury, while Wallace was the only one watching her. All this is being held without bail until his initial court appearance. I'm Dave Bowl. New Haven. Connecticut is planning for massive covert 19 vaccination events. New Haven director of public health merits A Bond says the Floyd Little Athletic Center will be used as a vaccination site. But the athletes won't be affected because the corridor is so long. It's like about 5000 square feet that that's going to give us ample space to be able to just utilize. Front and still allow practice on not destructive winter sports that will be in in there with the student. The other locations in New Haven will be at the Land and center and Yale's West campus. You're listening to the latest on NBC news radio. Bipartisan group of Senators plans to meet with the White House this weekend about President Biden's covert stimulus proposal. Reports say the group of 16 moderate senators will be evenly split between Republicans and Democrats. Biden's current plan calls for $1.9 trillion to help Americans get through the pandemic in different ways. Climate activists gratitude, Berg says President Biden's promised to work harder to address climate change is a move in the right direction. I guess time will tell if they were with you already accidental feel that promises Of course, their climate targets are very far from being alive with the Paris agreement and so on, But I guess it's it's a start, at least timber told MSNBC. It's important for Biden to be as good as his word. Having rejoined the Paris agreement that, she says it's also up to everyone to educate themselves on the environment and spread the word to create change. San Francisco's first mask over 19 vaccine distribution site is open. Starting today, several drive through lanes or set up in the city College parking lot on Lee 500. People who are health care workers or are 65 older are being vaccinated. For now. Appointments are already booked up and droppings or not allowed. Officials are also working to open more large scale vaccination sites and have a goal to get every resident their shots by June, 30th. Frustrations continue to be vented across the state of Florida from people unsuccessful in their attempts to get the covert vaccine. Palm Beach County Cell director explained the issue during a virtual town hall last night. The problem and the biggest the Kendra's in terms of getting into this is the supply of the vaccine. Doctor Alina Alonso with the Florida Department of Health says more than 105,000 people in the county had been vaccinated so far. With limited amounts of doses coming in weekly and the baseball world is reacting to the passing the former home run King Hank Aaron, the man who broke his record, Barry Bonds wrote on Twitter..