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Three months from taking effect, assuming the government and the shareholders all sign off, but assung is dangerous when it comes to the government. the regulatory review process is complicated, it is a big source of stress for the executives. at&t and discovery are determined to get this deal done. it is the top priority. it is frankly all that matters to the management right now. they dont want anything to go wrong. and doesnt seem like anything is going to go wrong. it seems like the deal is ...

3.6%, three month annualised that is a reflection of compositional effects coming out of the data. the underlying case is still pretty strong relative to where we were pre—pandemic. relative to where we were pre-pandemic._ relative to where we were pre-pandemic. relative to where we were re- andemic. �*, ,., . ~ ., pre-pandemic. lets unpack that a bit. if pre-pandemic. lets unpack that a bit- if you _ pre-pandemic. lets unpack that a bit. if you talk— pre-pandemic. lets unpack that a bit. ...

Inc. we talked many times on and off the air with how corporations have bought into woke idealogy as a form of insurance. a buy off against ever being canceled am what do we make of nonprofits that went down the same path? i spoke about the salvation army and the boy scouts and now the medical industry. >> its the medical industry driven by government. people use anti-racism. lets unpack thats what it means. take it directly from the author of how to be an anti-racist. he said to be anti-racist ...

Or "f." are democrats essentially saying this is the end of the line for immigration reform? its either in the build back act or in no act? >> well, lets unpack this a little bit. number one, this is now third time that the parliamentarian has knocked out immigration in the pilled back better act. we have a better sense on where the parliamentarian is on that issue. and as you noted, there shouldnt be any surprise, because this has happened now a number of times. the question then becomes, do th...

Joe biden get elected, they are the ones producing the worst polls for joe biden. lets unpack the cnbc poll. 66% of the surveys said they disapprove of joe bidens handling of the economy. a separate cnbc survey, 60% say that joe biden is bad for small business. its not that people see it at the gas pump or grocery, the supply chain shortage, these are what people need to eat and where, where they need to live, how they fuel their cars, and they blame joe biden. "but trump" has hit a buzz saw. th...

This news take any comfort in that? >> as long as its combined with testing, one of the problems weve had here, a huge problem on the current administration is there arent enough rapid tests out there, for those pills to work, have to be diagnosed within the first couple of days after your getting covid even before you have symptoms which is why avast for rapid tested every house in america should be someone thats really geared up by the administration. that combined with the pill will be a huge...

Opposition to bidens $1.9 trillion pandemic relief plan. theres a growing sense that they are not getting this right, but then the congressional opposition to the massive spending plan because if you keep on spending, prices keep on going up, right? >> lets unpack that a little bit. first, janet yellen is not the head of the federal reserve, she is the treasury secretary. the fed is a little more -- a little less optimistic that inflation is transitory. jerome powell has been putting out some wa...

Circumstances matter? the "new york post" editorial board with this headline. masking kids wear masks in school is torture, not safety. dr. siegel, lets unpack this. children 5 to 11 getting the vaccine and then having to wear masks and you say what? >> first of all, its too soon to be talking about the 5 to 11 group. the advisory committee is meeting next week. i wrant to hear what they have to say. by the press release it looks great. only 2200 kids and waint to make sure its really safe. they...

Trump are privileged, he says. that fails for at least three reasons. number one, he was not an advisory of the president. and so his political advice to the president is not privileged by definition. number two, even if it is, joe biden, the current president, gets to decide whether the privilege should yield and he says it should. despite those things, he has has to show up and assert privilege on a question by question basis. i think it is an important step to pursue charges criminally, even ...

Finally figured out based on testimony. what would the situation be on the ground in your best guess in afghanistan today had we left 2500 groups on the ground -- troops on the ground? >> its thats a great question, lets unpack that a little bit. president biden presented a false twist to the macon people. he said my choice was, bring in thousands of american troops and get back in the fight from the taliban again, or pull out, withdraw completely. others probably felt they are