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giuliani criticizing the process as well. second point, while claiming it, in his view, was pr. now, that's not legally accurate. we've shown how these bookings work for everyone. it may be projection, because it was giuliani eyeing higher office in manhattan who according to counsel went parter than others to turn his perp walks into spectacles. let's review the reports relevant for this defendant tonight his days as a prosecutor, giuliani hyped the perp walk. reuters reporting on how he, quote, knew the public relations value of making defendants appear in handcuffs before the media on the way to arraignment. something he was not subjected to yesterday. in the 1980s "the new york times" note he is built a tough-guy reputation by marching accused wall street guys before the press specifically, so yes,
no, i'm right down the middle. >> it doesn't matter anymore. >> most of the money is raised online 20 bucks at a time so my thinking on this, just, you know in the debate we're having this morning about it, this is going to motivate people so much -- i don't care whether you're on the biden, you know, potential you subpoena deal or you're trump getting your 15th indictment, or whatever it is -- i stopped counting -- this gets people really motivated. >> yeah. >> so i bet you the cash is coming in like crazy and wall street doesn't matter anymore, because the wall street guys, the ones i talked ooh this morning are saying, wow what, treason? what? not so easy to work with. >> i think you're right. >> i think they were to exhaust trump supporters, jim, but i think they've actually reenergized them because it fulfills everything trump says about being persecuted, being a target, right? >> yeah, absolutely. >> i mean, look, it's just a coincidence, i think, that they both came down on the same day, as long as they announced the
policies. silicon valley bank followed that. they became a work from home thank, where, as you just showed in the clip, a lot of the wall street guys were beckoning people back as soon as they could picks they were aggressively doing so. you know, the ceos were working in hawaii, he was doing it too, but they put that warning in the report, this was a challenge for them. do you think that is real, that this was really a challenge for them? or that they are using that as an excuse? >> absolutely it was a huge challenge. the broader context is that when interest rates were low, capital was funneling in to tech like you couldn't even keep track of it. that money was going into silicon valley bank, they were taking the deposits and making loans or buying security. they were the real transmission mechanism for all of the money in the valley. and they grew faster than almost any other bank in america during the pandemic.
really destabilizing issue here in terms of the middle east and in our broader aims. i mean, we are, you know, definitely worried and should be about iran's influence in the region. they are the sponsors of recordism. terrorism is never good -- terrorism, terrorism is never good for business. this is what the wall street honchos are saying. saudi arabia is, essentially, an opponent of iran. it's this, again, simple. if you're going to alienate potential allies, again, by taking very strict, have a strict moral code, you know, you're going to -- especially in very dangerous area of the world, well, you know, you're going to pay the consequences. you're going to pay economically and strategy strategically in foreign policy. and, you know, the biden administration kind of not getting that even though there are people there that clearly understand it. now, why is that? i think and wall street guys would say right now the biden administration is pretty much the captive of the progressive left on so many policies
stars like colin kaepernick, yet they want to turn a blind eye to mod person day slavery that is -- modern day slavery right now. when you see made in china, put it down. if you care about social justice, well, let me tell you where slavery is happening, it's happening right now where women are are being abused, being put in prison, they're being forced to be sterilized. but because everybody is drunk on chinese money, including the olympic sponsors that are happening this february, then everybody wants to turn a blind eye. good on him for calling out the hypocrisy. maria: i'm wondering the that is also happening within the biden family. joe biden refuses to bring up the origins of covid-19 when he speaks with xi jinping, and what's wrong with these wall street guys, larry fink if, ray dalio investing the ccp's money, do they not understand their
wall street knows that. this is spending more money and i think that's why when you see this sort of impasse and nuggeting done, weeks away, the street saying, not a bad idea, you know? we're not going to raise taxes any time soon. i will say this. everybody talk about joe manchin being the king maker. it's really krysten sinema from what i understand. based on my sources that are -- these wall street guys plugged in because they're trying to gauge what's going on here, she wants nothing to do with the 3.5 trillion thing. she said that to people. it's the 1.5 trillion that she probably would dollars to doughnuts is okay with. >> neil: she hasn't said. joe manchin has. it's always in the details. we don't know her priorities. right now she's in arizona. we don't know. >> she's channelling john mccain. john mccain from what i understand, the devils will be in the details, see what happens, john mccain, if you knew john mccain, he would vote
now to the oscar nominations just announced. "joker" leads but backlash again this year over who wasn't included. here is joe fryer. >> we got to start thinking like these wall street guys. >> reporter: for j.lo the award show roll came to a sudden stop today. surprisingly jennifer lopez did not score an oscar for "hustlers. other stunning snubs, lupita nyong'o in "aqufina" who just won a golden globe in fact, only one actor of color was nominated this year, cynthia oriva who portrayed harriet tubman the lack of diversity is drawing criticism five years after the oscars so white movement was born and controversy also surrounds the best director category, no women were nominated, something quickly noted this morning by presenter essa ray.
economy. these are good numbers about how people feel when you listen to an economist from new york tell you the world is coming to an end because of his tariffs ask them where the inflation is and whether or not he voted for hillary. rob: it is interesting to see the poll numbers change. yeah, it was before, any generic democrat was going to beat the president by 8 or 10 points and that has really changed. >> not just generic, if you ask them joe biden versus donald trump. rob: yeah, he has a good chance or better chance than he did. i talked to wall street guys in new york they say that it's a cycle, every time we get a big-booming economy, it's a cycle, at some point the cycle does end doesn't matter how good he's for the economy, this thing has been running since 2008, 2009, how long does this go? >> the world changed around 1990 when it came to business cycles, before that, if the world war ii