jack: yeah.happens there, consumer sentiment very high, but if rates go up enough, that's going to back down again. okay, next week, what are you watching particularly carefully? >> we're going to have earnings from verizon, at&t, industrials like ge. and for me, i think the industrials are really important to watch. they've been doing pretty well, and if their earnings come out strong and they say some things about the economy that their outlook is also pretty good, i think that can give people confidence that this kind of economic data we're seeing can last trout the year. -- throughout the year. >> keep in mind that png is definitely coming out this weekend. i think that's one to watch. we've seen the pricing strategy on the higher end, and cash-strapped consumers do start to down trade. that could mean interesting moves ahead for them. >> and we're seeing also investors not having as much interest in things like consumer staples which actually dropped this week. >> if p&g and others stop rais

jack: i hate to say that is probably true.'s talk about tesla they gave up its crown as a leading electric car maker in the world to be yd. >> a big week for losing the crown. in the case of tesla losing the crown as top seller now be why d and china selling more than tesla and is easy to see why, the average cost of a tesla vehicle is about $45000, not many people have outline around. be why d average car sales is $27000. a huge market tap in china moving into europe where the growth of the ev market in the u.s. were tesla is in europe slowing a bit. jack: last year you barron's said by tesla stock at a hundred dollars, now it's 230 and change, what is the play now. >> i had to borrow from our route to look this over and he made the great call last year. what you do with tesla stock, you manager position, it's never a full buy or sell he thinks it's a hold but you have to rebalance a win, get profits and pull back a little bit take some of the profits not all but when you have the pullbacks filled up the position. one testabl

jack: i hate to say that is probably true. talk about tesla they gave up its crown as a leading electric car maker in the world to be yd. >> a big week for losing the crown. in the case of tesla losing the crown as top seller now be why d and china selling more than tesla and is easy to see why, the average cost of a tesla vehicle is about $45000, not many people have outline around. be why d average car sales is $27000. a huge market tap in china moving into europe where the growth of the ev market in the u.s. were tesla is in europe slowing a bit. jack: last year you barron's said by tesla stock at a hundred dollars, now it's 230 and change, what is the play now. >> i had to borrow from our route to look this over and he made the great call last year. what you do with tesla stock, you manager position, it's never a full buy or sell he thinks it's a hold but you have to rebalance a win, get profits and pull back a little bit take some of the profits not all but when you have the pullbacks filled up the position. one testable

jack: i hate to pylon but making it worse is the ability of a.i.sinformation seem even more real. >> certainly the fact that the technology is growing a lot faster than our ability to govern it, that this information we see a lot in the mistrust of the media and social media and polarization but when you have a.i. tools that are far better than what we've seen with gpt available in the hands of average citizens, some of whom are bad actors, external actors as well that want to cause chaos, that's a huge wildcard for the united states in 2024 and you hate to be the experiment that is run globally that's with the u.s. is going to be the selection. jack: the whole world is watching, you write that benjamin netanyahu and putin are watching very carefully making certain calculations based on who the winner is, can you break that down. >> put in for example understands that trump sees zelenskyy as a political enemy and an adversary who refused when trump demanded to open investigations into biden and his son, if trump wins he will demand ukrainians excep

jack: i hate to pylon but making it worse is the ability of a.i.rmation seem even more real. >> certainly the fact that the technology is growing a lot faster than our ability to govern it, that this information we see a lot in the mistrust of the media and social media and polarization but when you have a.i. tools that are far better than what we've seen with gpt available in the hands of average citizens, some of whom are bad actors, external actors as well that want to cause chaos, that's a huge wildcard for the united states in 2024 and you hate to be the experiment that is run globally that's with the u.s. is going to be the selection. jack: the whole world is watching, you write that benjamin netanyahu and putin are watching very carefully making certain calculations based on who the winner is, can you break that down. >> put in for example understands that trump sees zelenskyy as a political enemy and an adversary who refused when trump demanded to open investigations into biden and his son, if trump wins he will demand ukrainians except in

jack: i hate to pylon but making it worse is the ability of a.i.formation seem even more real. >> certainly the fact that the technology is growing a lot faster than our ability to govern it, that this information we see a lot in the mistrust of the media and social media and polarization but when you have a.i. tools that are far better than what we've seen with gpt available in the hands of average citizens, some of whom are bad actors, external actors as well that want to cause chaos, that's a huge wildcard for the united states in 2024 and you hate to be the experiment that is run globally that's with the u.s. is going to be t selection. jack: the whole world is watching, you write that benjamin watching very carefully making certain calculations based on who the winner is, can you break that down. >> put in for example understands that trump sees zelenskyy as a political enemy and an adversary who refused when trump demanded to open investigations into biden and his son, if trump wins he will demand ukrainians except in outcome to end this war

ahead, i am jack otter.ed's favorite inflation gauge below 3% as the economy flew away fourth-quarter expectations. kkr henry mcvey will get his insight on the opportunities in small-cap and a.i. it's a big tech battle as microsoft microsoft to be the world's most valuable company in the a.i. revolution could be a game changer. later we will take a look at the resilience of big oil in america. we begin as always with three things investors are to be taken about right now, stocks rallied in response to a strong economic data and expectation for march are fading but the market seems unfazed. netflix shares are soaring after a stellar fourth-quarter earnings and a major boost to subscribers, will take a look at the streaming services prospects. finally the boat we backlash mounting, travelers are fearful of flying on 737 max, united, and faa is blocking boeing from increasing production. investors will watch earnings closely next week. on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, elizabeth o'brien and jack hough.

jack: i hate to pylon but making it worse is the ability of a.i.make misinformation seem even more real. >> certainly the fact that the technology is growing a lot faster than our ability to govern it, that this information we see a lot in the mistrust of the media and social media and polarization but when you have a.i. tools that are far better than what we've seen with gpt available in the hands of average citizens, some of whom are bad actors, external actors as well that want to cause chaos, that's a huge wildcard for the united states in 2024 and you hate to be the experiment that is run globally that's with the u.s. is going to be the selection. jack: the whole world is watching, you write that benjamin netanyahu and putin are watching very carefully making certain calculations based on who the winner is, can you break that down. >> put in for example understands that trump sees zelenskyy as a political enemy and an adversary who refused when trump demanded to open investigations into biden and his son, if trump wins he will demand ukrainian

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ready to go, jack?o minutes with kennedy, 'and he said, "we've all been worrying about what we can do to help. '"what about calling coretta king?"' kennedy's fearful of alienating southern governors and southern democrats by being pro-civil rights. 'but that all changes.' kennedy calls coretta king to offer his support. that was a big decision. 'kennedy decides to do what is morally right.' [margaret washington] 'a simple phone call 'was a very noble thing to do.' undoubtedly, he did this for political reasons, but he did it. nixon did not. [bobby kennedy] i don't know! what were you thinking, sargent? what were you thinking? when kennedy's call leaks to the press, his brother bobby all but froths at the mouth. right now! [wofford] 'he was white with anger. he said, "sargent shriver and i have "probably lost the campaign." [shouts] it should've gone through me first! he was furious. [kennedy townsend] 'my father was a little disturbed about that,' because he was worried how well that would go over with

special council jack smith is not pursuing trump on inspire hope election and he was impeached, yes,the numbers to other states like arizona and nevada and new mexico and new york and may take up the same steps and watch this remarkably incompetent secretary of state. >> we have an expected appeal from the former president and hopes the court acts with urgency and the ballot for the presidential primary this friday and the court understands that presidential primaries are rapidly approaching and gives us a definitive answer and whether or not the former president is disqualified from the ballot. elizabeth: it's not up to her. it's not up to her. it's up to congress and section 5 again of the 14th amendment says it's not up to you that person to do that. let's show the democrat, show the secretary of state of colorado posing alongside joe biden and she's trying to take trump off the ballot and that's main's secretary of state and where do you come down? where does this go to? where does it lead? >> well, the question is where it leads us to the united states supreme court and you hit

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first off, take on jack smith. mueller moment. >> i did. so, maria, you know, we expect foreign adversaries like china to interfere in our elections, but what we don't expect and what we should never tolerate is for our own government, for our own agencies and entities within our republic to interfere in elections, and that's exactly what is happening on a number of fronts. you mentioned the intelligence community and that analyst, and we've talked about that a great deal about how the politicization has come into play. but here -- leaning into 2024 there's a couple of things that are happening. one is an effort to keep donald trump off of the ballot. you mentioned what's taking place in colorado and maine and blue states and officials there. but then there's also the effort to keep donald trump off the campaign trail, and that's what jack smith is doing. and if what i think is just a nakedly political and partisan prosecution. the department of justice expressly says that a prosecutor may never take actions thing

talked about jack smith.the supreme court is going to rule on immunity case, but also there's china. china, you say, did meddle in the 2020 election and will do it in 2024. >> yeah, they very clearly did. the intelligence community has assessed that and said that they will intensify. and one of the concerns that we have is they'll do the same things they did before. but, maria, there's been a 1,000% increase in the number of chinese national coming across our border. 5,000 were caught just in the month of november. 85% of those are single men of military age. so the real question there is what percentage of those are here on pla or frc orders -- prc orders to intensify efforts to interfere in the election? maria: that's right. good point. >> yeah. with respect to what's happening with colorado, look, jack smith who's the most aggressive prosecutor as i talked about, even he couldn't bring charges for insurrection against donald trump. so is when a federal grand jury pass on it but the state of colorado or mai

this is jack, jack, jack, they have it there, you know, and now we’ll tell you the address of your house lyokha, cop. let's get ready quickly, we 're leaving here right now. okay, well, i understand, i left some clothes there in the room, i’ll pick them up, yes, but just quickly. “so you’re me, yes, i tried to tell you , but i didn’t have time, well, nothing, but i managed to use me for my own purposes, i didn’t use you for anything, i had all the information and so, on the contrary, i wanted to save you, i’m sorry, for setting him up like that in front of his friends, oh-oh-oh, how touching repentant, i'm about to cry , i don't feel sorry for you at all." okay, live, chose his side, jack, don't do this, don't touch her. bastard, jack, you 've already earned yourself several life sentences, think about it, the court will show mercy. jack , enterosorbent number one, the right choice, for poisoning, hangover, allergies, enteros gel, enteros gel, enteros gel, the right choice. the oldest weather in the house, out of time, out of space, 50 years of the stage, again... january at 20 :00 on nt

jack, are you there. why don't you handle the question and try to get as many as we can. >> thank you both for thattin discussion. looks like we have the first question. so our first attendee asks the colorado opinion imposes removal of trump from the ballot until this decides, all likelihood would postpone until well after the colorado primary ballots have been printed anyway. then the supreme court could dismiss as mute and that that happened in colorado court on florida 3 vote. do either of you have any comments on that? >> in trump files an appeal and i have no doubt he may have done it by now, but they would then await, they would await further word from the court or whatever. you know, i think that is too cute, i don't think the supreme court is going to play that game in addition to the fact that as i said i think colorado supreme court having now unleashed flood gates. i don't think they are the only state going to go down the road. most of the 13 pending lawsuits are in very, very blue states. it

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i think there's a good chance jack smith tries one of his cases. but let's keep an eye on the manhattan da's case. the forgotten hush money case, if the case on federal election subversion moves out, there's going to be a gap in the calendar. the da has made clear he's said on the record, i'm ready to go. that might not be ideal for those hoping to hang a conviction on donald trump, but that one maybe the first one tried. >> donald trump is watching and he hopes you're right. when all is said and done, a 7-year-old case based on a porn payoff is the only thing for which he's tried before the election. i wouldn't even oppose it. put us on trial for that. i appreciate it. >>> now for more on trump and scotus, i want to turn to lauren lessig. they will review the decision of removing trump from that ballot with oral arguments scheduled for february 8th. here's what the professor recently wrote about trump and the colorado challenge. quote, donald trump is an astou astoundingly dangerous candidate. he's a pathological liar with clear authoritarian inst

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[laughter] >>> breaking news tonight, someone sent special prosecutor jack smith a dangerous gift on christmas day. nbc news is reporting special counsel jack smith who is overseeing the prosecution of former president donald trump in two federal cases was the target of an attempted swatting at his maryland residence on christmas day, according to two law enforcement sources, someone called 9-1-1 on december 25th, reporting that he had shot his wife at the address where smith lives. montgomery county police dispatched units towards the home but were called off when the deputy u.s. marshals protecting smith and his family told police that it was a false alarm, that everyone inside the home was safe. no arrests have been made in connection with the incident. earlier today, nbc news reported that federal judge tanya chutkan who was presiding over the now paused case of the united states of america versus donald j trump in which jack smith is accusing donald j trump of crimes leading up to and on january 6th, was also the victim of a similar swatting incident. today in a campaign speech

. >>> breaking news tonight, someone said special prosecutor jack smith a dangerous gift on christmas day. nbc news is reporting special counsel jack smith who is overseeing the prosecution of former president donald trump in two federal cases was the target of an attempted swatting at his maryland residence on christmas day, according to two law enforcement sources, someone called 9-1-1 on december 25th, reporting that he had shot his wife at the address where smith lives. montgomery county police dispatched units towards the home but were called off when the deputy u.s. marshals protecting smith and his family told police that it was a false alarm, that everyone inside the home was safe. no arrests have been made in connection with the incident. earlier today, and nbc news reported that federal judge tanya chutkan who was presiding over the now paused case of the united states of america versus donald j trump in which jack smith is accusing donald j trump of crimes leading up to and on january 6th, was also the victim of a similar swatting incident. today in a campaign speech in sou

and you heard jack smith attorney say, no, no, no, that's a terrible idea, let's not open that can of. like, you guys should affirm, and on and let's get on with the trial. if he's got appealed, he makes them after judgment, just like everyone else. let's not do all this stuff before trial. >> exactly. there's even an argument that someone made that they don't have jurisdiction to do it, and all three of them were intrigued without argument, but it also didn't seem to get over the top. so again, we'll learn the answer to the question quickly. they will decid it within a week or so, i think. but there are scenarios where if she decides, after it's sent back down, when she decides what the result should be, he may have another run at some kind of delay, and of course that's always primary, second of course being the lousy legal argument he is propounding. >> how do you think the lawyers did today? just in terms of their lawyering. >> i thought sauer, he's said what he needed to do but i think he chose a very bad line. you showed him at his worse just then. a judge asked to a yes or no o

and furthermore, you encouraged and assisted jack benham in his assaults.ction. in a statement released earlier, alfie's family said, "they have never shown any remorse for what they did, and we will never know the truth about what happened to alfie. alfie was so cruelly taken from us that day. every day we are hurting." alfie's family also say only their memories of him and keep them going on their darkest of days. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in maidstone. israel has called on the international court ofjustice to reject the case, brought by south africa, alleging that it's committing genocide in gaza. 0n the second and final day of hearings at the un's highest court, israel's foreign ministry said south africa had presented a profoundly distorted picture of the situation. 0ur europe correspondent anna holligan is at the hague. explain the significance of this? israel has accused south africa of weaponising the term genocide and trivialising the genocide convention itself. the legal team for israel outlined the atrocities committed by hamas on october the 7th

jack smith paints a picture. one if that president who commits a crime in the future mobs the capital to kill members of congress so tt the impeachment vote ends up differently. he lays out the scenario in his latest appeals court filing. it seems intuive to me that he would make that. these arall theoretical at this point theoretical and the distant future. he imaking that concept. if you have presidential immunity, does that ensure future presidents to do what they want? host: before we leave the january 6 prosetion, remind the viewers what we are taing about and are there one or two that your keeping an eye on? guest: three yearsark for january 6 is on saturday. it would have been impossible. 1200 criminal cases in three years time into one courthouse in america. they do not see that tonnage of cases. they have secured guilty pleas in roughly 700. they have gone to trial against dozens of defeants. everyone whoas gone trial by jury has been convicted. note that last charge. obstruction an official proceeding i

and obviously it's not his hypo-, it's jack smith's hypo-. on it today. >> yeah, they definitely but the bullet on it. and it is an unbelievable hypothetical that they refused to reject. and they could've found a way to reject it. but they have very little to argue here. and so they are clinging to this. i've got to tell you, i think a lot of people are numb. this is a guy who said he's going to terminate the constitution. he is going to terminate the constitution. he's going to execute people that are hiding in the military that don't do what he says. he's going to shut down news outlets. he's going to prosecute journalists. he is going to seek retribution on everyone. and now, we find out that he truly believes, through his lawyers, that he can commit any crime as long as he has 35 senators in congress that will back him up. >> it's so perfect, tim, in the polarized times we are in. the dictatorship of 35 votes. right? it's the perfect vision of this moment. like, yeah. if you can hold 35 votes, which you can do for anything, you can do wha

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they're willing to take a back seat to jack smith's case. but if this delay goes on the -- the one thing i will say is, yeah, that case will go first. the manhattan case, which was brought first, will actually be tried first. because the d. c. case, which, obviously, is a more important, a bigger case. but there may be enough time to do both. >> you know, katie, there -- and i will credit nicole wallace with banging this drum loudly, asking the question, why didn't the justice department begin this investigation with more alacrity as far as pursuing donald trump, in terms of accountability and, those in his inner circle? you have reporting about the notes of caution that were being sounded inside the justice department long after january 6th in terms of pursuing trump and the way in which there was concern about the department being seen as partisan. certainly, trump aided in that by calling a lot of these investigations witch hunts. but can you talk about how that caution, immediately after january six, inside the department of justice, may

they're willing to take a back seat to jack smith's case. but if this delay goes on the -- the one thing i will say is, yeah, that case will go first. the manhattan case, which was brought first, will actually be tried first. because the d.c. case, which, obviously, is a more important, a bigger case. but there may be enough time to do both. >> you know, katie, there -- and i will credit nicole wallace with banging this drum loudly, asking the question, why did the justice department begin this investigation with more alacrity as far as pursuing donald trump, in terms of accountability and, those in his inner circle? you have reporting about the notes of caution that were being sounded inside the justice department long after january 6th in terms of pursuing trump and the way in which there was concern about the department being seen as partisan. certainly, trump aided in that by calling a lot of these investigations which hunts. but can you talk about how that caution, immediately after january six, inside the department of justice, may hav

>> as jack smith said in his papers to the d.c. circuit on this issue, he pointed out that exact quote saying that donald trump told the senate that he could be in fact prosecuted after he left office, and now that he is out of office, he says, no, i can't be if i have been acquitted. if i've been charged and acquitted by the senate, then there's a get out of jail free card that he cannot be prosecuted. he pounlts out that inconsistency. and this really relies on what is call the impeachment judgment clause which says that -- >> let's get into it, andrew. >> so the clause says if you have been impeached and you have been convicted, then you are subject afterwards to being criminally prosecuted. meaning just because you've been cleared from office doesn't mean that you can't face criminal prosecution. donald trump says that has a negative implication. if you've been acquitted by the senate, then you cannot be. and that is really going to be a bit of a battle ground in the d.c. circuit. i think jack smith has a much better argument h

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trump if elected would fire special counsel jack smith.what want wanted to convey to us in the interview he feels that efforts to gag him are inappropriate, they make it there can be a full offensive attack on him, but he does not have the ability to to defend himself, the point to reiterate to us, he offered nancy pelosi 10,000 troops on january 6, she turned him down, he thinks that jack smith does not want him to be able to make that statement out. he was making that point to me hoping we would print it, we did. larry: you should have she said t jack smith is losing momentum. what do you make of that? >> absolutely he thinks that reason why jack smith is engaging in tact tick -- tactics thatp he believes are unethical, it failing. i think speak for a lot i feel that country changed that day that the biden government was rifling through m melania trump's underwear drawer looking for secrets. larry: it seemed to have helped his campaign, alex, trump as run in last year, a very good issues campaign. taxes, deregulation, drill baby drill an

but jack smith, special counsel jack smith and the lawyers for the government are saying this is an unprecedented act that was taken by president trump, trying to overturn the 2020 election, so we will, of course, continue to cover this and continue to watch this closely. another historic day here. jose? >> yamiche alcindor in washington, thank you. catherine, what do you make of what you heard in court today? >> well, it was shocking to have attorneys, you always want to represent your client and be vigorous about it, but when i believe it was judge pan, as you reporter said, ask, well, can the president sell pardons, can a president direct navy s.e.a.l. team six to assassinate a political rival, and basically donald trump's lawyers argument was unless he has been impeached and convicted by the senate, he can't be prosecuted. eventually there was a lot of torturous pulling of teeth, the trump lawyers conceded that there are some circumstances where a president can be prosecuted. but it was actually surprising that, to me that was a no brainer, of course you say of course he can be prosecuted if

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that's kind of a signal that jack smith's office is asking the d.c. circuit to say, hey, look, i want this to go back and go back quickly because in addition to the substance here, as we know, donald trump doesn't ever want this to go at all. he doesn't want this to happen at all, because the end game is to delay this, hopefully not have a trial at all, and then hopefully get elected and then make the case go away and try to pardon himself, et cetera. i think there's also this question, if you look at the brief, about speed and get it to go quicker. i think the d.c. circuit is going to do that. i agree that the decision is probably written already. >> there was a really important line, every oral argument ends essentially with a judge asking what do you want us to do? what your prayer for relief. trump's attorney says either allow immunity or allow us the time to appeal higher. in other words, chief justice roberts, get your pen ready. >> we know that's exactly what the trump legal team has wanted. then it becomes the question of how quickly do they m

jack, good morning to you.hat's the latest on the weather chaos . latest on the weather chaos. >> yeah . well it's continued to >> yeah. well it's continued to wreak havoc isn't it . across wreak havoc isn't it. across particularly parts of the midlands here in shropshire and where i am in ironbridge, it's broken its banks, part of the severn on the opposite side of the river to where i am. and it's reaching it reached its peak levels yesterday evening at around 6.33m metres high. my cards are really describe how fast the current of the river severn is behind me. it's moving around 450 tons of water every second as it heads further down downstream. now, of course, there's not been heavy rainfall, particularly here in this part of shropshire. but of course, it's the legacy of storm henk. over the past few days, it's meant that people are really feeling the effects of it. now. the river severn in shrewsbury peaked yesterday as well in bridgnorth it's expected to peak today , today and what's today, today and what

jack smith paints a picture.ne if that president who commits a crime in the future mobs the capital to kill members of congress so that the impeachment vote ends up differently. he lays out the scenario in his latest appeals court filing. it seems intuitive to me that he would makehat. these arall theoretical at this point theoretical d the distant future. he imaking that concept. if you have presidential immunity, does that ensure future presidents to do what they want? host: before we leave the january 6 prosecution, remind the viewers what we are talking about and are there one or two that your keeping an eye on? guest: three years mark for january 6 is on turday. it would have been impossible. 1200 criminal cases in three years time into one courthouse in america. they do not see that tonnage of cases. they have secured guilty pleas in roughly 700. they have gone to trial against dozens of defendants. everyone who has gone trial by jury has been convicted. note that last charge. obstruction an official procee