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That doesnt define something akin to a bubble, i dont know. the last crash took most of these things down 90%. we are now over a bible here. i worry about the leverage out there still. >> neil: gary kaltbaum, thanks. depending on your perspective of bitcoin buyers. mcdonald was facing a labor shortage. and then paying kids so much just to get them to work there. then they did something. modernizing restaurants. why do you think that is? more after this. oh! dont burn down the duplex. terminix. o...

Day to day. partisan and the only way to remedy that is for the people. i dont take this op-ed or anything else said recently as the final word. >> im glad to hear you say that. what can be done to win over the manchins and cinema in your caucus? is there an active effort we dont know about? have you spoken to them? is there any leverage? they seem pretty stubborn. >> i think this is really one of those issues where probably the most important work will be done in each individual state. if youre...

Way thats best for them. it reduces the power of big money, corporate money to buy elections, dark money. and it makes the corrupt. having said that, i dont think that theres any way you can say right now that what republicans are doing at the state level, which is where their work is being done on voter suppression -- >> yes. >> -- i dont think theres any way you can make the case that that is anything but partisan, ideological war fare at the state level. the only way to remedy that is for the...

American workers right now. you write that president biden has more leverage for workers even if its not how he planned. >> story over the american economy in the last generation or two is one for rising choices. they could go overseas for cheaper labor, turn to automation. joe biden game in seeing im going to strengthen unions. im going to spend a lot on infrastructure. and im going to expand your skills through extended education making it easier for you to command more money in the marketplac...

Early sunday when people may be in church. >> you have congressman munday or joan saying the following. the op-ed might as will be titled why i vote to preserve jim crow. your thoughtfulness. >> first of all, joe manchin is sitting in office asking who my dear jones is. especially not for someone with congressman jones who hasnt been there very long also. but look. i think what happens a lot of the time, i think its pure gaslighting. they call it jim crow because they want republicans to defend ...

>> he had all the leverage, and he got a massive contract which included control of the next show following "the tonight show." >> he says, i am going to control the 11:30 hour which is "the carson show." and the 12:30 hour. >> following johnny was originally tom snyder. and tom was just straight interviews. >> did you think when you were starting that it would ever evolve into this mystique that has come to surround the group called the grateful dead? >> we didnt think when we were starting. >>...

Yesterday. or at least i got mine from brandon tartikoff. here it is. and look, every time you put the lid on there, shards of glass bust off. >> when he realized he had some leverage, he fought back. >> there it is. our nbc family. brandon tartikoff and warren littlefield. and here they are. now this one over here, thats brandon tartikoff. i guess this is warren littlefield. paul, does this look like every police sketch youve ever seen in the newspaper? >> honestly, i thought that it was david ...

Democrats on the other hand have been wary of using hardball tactics to advance their agenda or protect their agenda. we see that happening now. certainly, theres a lot of leverage that biden and the other democrats in the senate have with senator joe manchin, if you consider the bills being considered that are important to him. one needs to wonder whether all those mechanisms and levers have been pulled. with that, joe manchin is absolutely engaged in the politics of personal observation right ...

Here, but literally a 50-50 senate is literally hinging on the health of 100 senators. all it takes is one person who has to leave. im not suggesting anyone will, but all that is to say is that then all your leverage is gone. so you need to get as much done as you possibly can before the end of this year because next year is going to be difficult to get anything done. >> but i think senator manchin is actually feeling pretty good about how his role in this is playing out. remember, with the covi...

Goes one way. hell throw anybody under the bus. if it suits him. what do they have that would cause me mcconney to talk? just the idea that this guy has seen how the business runs for more than three decades and can explain that to them and tell them what weisselberg probably knows or saw? se>> i see theres a high likelihood the prosecutors have something on mcconney that is unrelated to the testimony they need for the case they are trying to build, the trump organization and some others. being ...