yeah, i know. >> josh wasn't concerned about this? >> i didn't talk to josh about it. i enjoyed the moment. >> steven enjoyed quite a few moments with susan, he said, like when he would hand her the baby. >> she would come up and press herself against my hands and then i would have to pull my hands from between her and braden, you know, just to slip away myself away, that kind of thing. >> he said his only regret was not going a little further with her. >> i mean it's not like i didn't enjoy that kind of little thing. >> it was so easy for him to tell stories. susan could not defend herself. >> what he says is not based on reality. >> josh's sister jennfier graves was a confident of susan's and of course as his daughter she already knew all about steven. >> he might have felt these things for her, he might have been sexually attracted to her, but she did not reciprocate. >> for a very few uncomfortable months, she said, early in their marriage susan and josh lived with steven. >> they were set up in the dining room so they put up sheets for the privacy and she had caug

josh gets it, josh gets it. yeah, that's a good one. word for, uh, i guess a penis or a penis, that kind of thing. um, and so a lot of people like hue, hue boy, get that camera off me, hue boy. hoi boy! uh, the boss of language education company , uh, language education company, uh, pt master, who's vietnamese or vietnamese origin, says he will no longer be flying with the budget . uh, don't budget airline. uh, i don't know. people don't get know. scottish people don't get bothered the bothered by this. like the scottish called scottish pound is called the beef and we have no beef curtain. and we have no issue , uh, having it mocked at issue, uh, having it mocked at all. i think people are being a bit too skinned . bit too thin skinned. >> what's the exchange rate for a curtain? >> what's the exchange rate for a uh, :urtain? >> what's the exchange rate for a uh, tonin? >> what's the exchange rate for a uh, two beef curtains for one >> uh, two beef curtains for one dong. nice >> the daily mail. dong. nice >> the daily mail . now, josh, >

welcome back happy new year good to see you. >> is josh there with you today? >> josh is here.'s just on remote like you >> hey, mark >> hi, josh. >> let's start with nat gas. so when i heard it was down a lot, i don't know why is that if it's so cold here and so many other places wouldn't you think it would be up a lot what's the story >> first of all, the theory whatever the makes sense never makes money, so that's first of all. >> make sense of it for us >> last week, over this past weekend, the price of natural gas in january was probably trading around $8, $9, while the futures for the next month were trading 330. so, again, you have this disconnect now that the weather is here and the weather looks warmer the next 10 to 15 days, people are pricing in the expectation what will happen ten days from now and what will happen the next four or five days because that's the spot market and not the futures market >> what's the top end here i just remember it wasn't that long ago where some of the predictions were going to go like a year and a half ago, we're talking double digits.

it's josh . there is going on josh howie. there he is going on josh howie.here he is going on josh howie. there he is going on josh howie i like that. >> yeah , yeah, yeah, i was >> yeah, yeah, yeah, i was trying sound enthusiastic, trying to sound enthusiastic, even you're here every even though you're here every day. course, day. and of course, francis foster francis is. yeah, yeah, it's just a natural reaction. it's like the football scores. yeah, exactly. three francis foster. nil yeah. thanks, mate. sorry. that's just the way it felt. um, lads , any, uh, new felt. um, lads, any, uh, new year's resolutions? yep gone. i'm going to this year. >> i'm going to on the bench press. i'm going to get to £30. nice >> yeah. i thought you were gonna go with, like, a joke on me. that's your actual one? yeah. what are you on now? >> i actually >> i don't know, i actually don't weight. don't know what the weight. >> the. >> what is the. >> what is the. >> gonna find you bench >> you're gonna find you a bench press. do bench press. i was gonna do a bench press. i was g

josh? >> post office chief to give up her cbe over scandal, even though actually , uh, the king though actually, uh, the king has to say, yeah , you're no has to say, yeah, you're no longer got your cbe, but still all she thinks she's in charge. >> she thinks. yeah, exactly. uh, . this there's been a 1.2 uh, so. this there's been a 1.2 million people signed this petition for her to do it. she's doneit petition for her to do it. she's done it pretty much immediate plea. wonder if that's plea. and i wonder if that's just been, like, clever advice, like to get her out of the target in a way, like, like it's sort of getting ahead of it somehow. like don't fight it. just like, yeah, okay, i'm getting i'll give it back . and getting i'll give it back. and please don't focus on me, because now are saying, because now people are saying, we want your wages because we also want your wages because you paid a couple million we also want your wages because you whatnot.a couple million we also want your

josh?uses kyiv of downing a plane carrying the ukrainian prisoners of war. >> there's some footage out there. um which we haven't bothered to show, but sorry. uh and yeah, it's pretty dramatic . and yeah, it's pretty dramatic. you see the plane crashing instantly when it happened, as you say , conspiracy theories or you say, conspiracy theories or different motivations. it's like you can't trust russia. you can't trust really anybody to go with saying all of that . uh, i with saying all of that. uh, i received from a reliable all source , uh, some evidence that source, uh, some evidence that the plane was actually coming from egypt, which wouldn't make sense . you texted me, leo. yeah. sense. you texted me, leo. yeah. i mean, that's what i'm not. >> i'm not totally sure that it was. there's. i mean, there's so much disinformation in this war, nicholas. and we've seen, i mean, even even being certain who shot it down when it was first shot down. we've seen so much friendly fire of russian ai

josh?ssia accuses kyiv of downing a plane carrying the ukrainian prisoners of war. >> there's some footage out there. um which we haven't bothered to show, but sorry. uh and yeah, it's pretty dramatic . and yeah, it's pretty dramatic. you see the plane crashing instantly when it happened, as you say , conspiracy theories or you say, conspiracy theories or different motivations. it's like you can't trust russia. you can't trust really anybody to go with saying all of that . uh, i with saying all of that. uh, i received from a reliable all source , uh, some evidence that source, uh, some evidence that the plane was actually coming from egypt, which wouldn't make sense . you texted me, leo. yeah. sense. you texted me, leo. yeah. i mean, that's what i'm not. >> i'm not totally sure that it was. there's. i mean, there's so much disinformation in this war, nicholas. and we've seen, i mean, even even being certain who shot it down when it was first shot down. we've seen so much friendly fire of ru

josh brown, i will come over to you. what do you make of that slightly hotter than expected inflation report and yields going back above 4.0? >> i have said on the show i feel the big risk in the first half of this year is not things like commercial real estate or bank loans going bad or credit card defaults. i think the risk is the economy overheating and the stock market overheating, and this is one of those data points, unfortunately, that could potentially be another stair step in the wrong direction, quite frankly. so cpi up 3.4% year over year is an acceleration. granted it's an acceleration from 3.1%. a little bit splitting hairs but, again, directionally, it's not what we're looking for. the six-month annualized rate is 3.2% and in november it was 2.9%. we had these two really tame prints in july and august, and that is what set the market on fire leading up into that, and now the concern is were those the aberration? so i think it's too early to say. i still think when you're thinking about anything near 2.9 or

hercules capital >> jim >> gm on earnings next week. >> josh?ight now, bro. >> bryn, quick >> jm morgan >> have a good weekend see you on "closing bell." "the exchange" begins right now. >>> scott, thank you very much i'm tyler mathisen in for kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. intel down double digits with guidance there is weak but one guest still believes in the company's turnarounds story. she is bullish on the stock and she'll tell us why >>> we just got the key data point on the economy before the fed meets next week. did it change anything on what we can expect and what the market hopes to hear from the fed from here? we'll discuss that >>> and it's been a bad week for several high profile names our trader is bailing on three

indeed josh.mally when donald trump says iowa he follows it with hush money for what we did in that russian hotel. not this time. very hotel. but not this time. very good. trump wins iowa caucus landslide as desantis pips haley to second place. um trump got over half of the votes in that state. it was a very , uh, snowy state. it was a very, uh, snowy night . and but still, people night. and but still, people came out for trump. they loved trump. and it's looking worse and worse for people. people are saying there's no real way that anyone's going to catch up with him at this point. the momentum that he goes um , look, that he goes in, um, look, politics, things do change. anybody has watched west wing will know , uh, you just don't will know, uh, you just don't know what there could be a nuclear meltdown in california, and then that could change the whole election . whole outlook of the election. um, we can hope. yeah but, uh, so that's it. yeah. trump is looking increasingly like it's a shoo in

indeed josh.lly when donald trump says iowa he follows it with hush money for what we did in that russian hotel. not this time. very hotel. but not this time. very good. trump wins iowa caucus landslide as desantis pips haley to second place. um trump got over half of the votes in that state. it was a very , uh, snowy state. it was a very, uh, snowy night . and but still, people night. and but still, people came out for trump. they loved trump. and it's looking worse and worse for people. people are saying there's no real way that anyone's going to catch up with him at this point. the momentum that he goes um , look, that he goes in, um, look, politics, things do change. anybody has watched west wing will know , uh, you just don't will know, uh, you just don't know what there could be a nuclear meltdown in california, and then that could change the whole election . whole outlook of the election. um, we can hope. yeah but, uh, so that's it. yeah. trump is looking increasingly like it's a shoo in at

um, final >> sorry, josh. barbie fans because apparently they're grown ups now. and a naked artist has problems with museum members. uh, we'll get the details next week. welcome back to headliners and straight into the, er, daily star. uh leo, upset that barbie didn't get the right nominations at the oscars . all right, don't at the oscars. all right, don't throw yourself out of the pram. >> fans fume . the >> so barbie fans fume. the oscars missed the point as margot robbie and greta gerwig are the star and director of it, have been snubbed for oscars. so no nomination for margot robbie or greta gerwig, they say. but ryan gosling gets one. literally the whole point of barbie the whole point of the barbie film. who film. literally. the people who have the have missed the point of the barbie are these fans who barbie film are these fans who don't understand that it's not this, this barbie film isn't about smashing the patriarchy. ken the patriarchy . he ken takes on the patriarchy. he bnngs ken takes on the pat

um, final >> sorry, josh.arbie fans because apparently they're grown ups now. and a naked artist has problems with museum members. uh, we'll get the details next week. welcome back to headliners and straight into the, er, daily star. uh leo, upset that barbie didn't get the right nominations at the oscars . all right, don't at the oscars. all right, don't throw yourself out of the pram. >> fans fume . the >> so barbie fans fume. the oscars missed the point as margot robbie and greta gerwig are the star and director of it, have been snubbed for oscars. so no nomination for margot robbie or greta gerwig, they say. but ryan gosling gets one. literally the whole point of barbie the whole point of the barbie film. who film. literally. the people who have the have missed the point of the barbie are these fans who barbie film are these fans who don't understand that it's not this, this barbie film isn't about smashing the patriarchy. ken the patriarchy . he ken takes on the patriarchy. he bnngs ken takes on the patri

josh howie louis. >> you're enjoyingth.7 and josh howie louis. >> you're enjoying storm? >> you're enjoying storm? >> yeah , yeah, look, >> jocelyn yeah, yeah, you look, you uke >> jocelyn yeah, yeah, you look, you like you've you sound like you've gone through puberty. yeah. >> uh, it's a cold. >> i've, uh, it's a cold. >> oh, okay. i was excited about your test. yeah. for your test. yeah. thank you for bringing work. your test. yeah. thank you for bringing work . yeah, bringing it into work. yeah, because i'm freelance. and if i can get you contract people ill, i get more work. i've been licking everything in this. you should have just worn a mask. they're totally fine with people wearing it's wearing masks around here. it's really yeah really popular these days. yeah right. to the right. let's crack on to the front pages. start with the front pages. we start with the daily . god's why daily mail. in god's name. why wasn't he stopped? is there front page to the telegraph? uh, army chief, public face call . army chief, public face call. call up if uk goes to war. uh, the

josh, you've been watching netflix. is this just still winner takes all when you're talking about streaming when it comes to netflix? >> there are too many players. netflix won already. if you ask who won the streaming wars, they are over. netflix won. it's the only profitable streaming service, period. profitable, still growing. the largest and still growing. disney is more than just streaming. it's a really tough comparison. we want netflix like growth in margins, okay. stop doing everything else disney does. so nobody is really saying that. it's a little bit apples and oranges. if you on a standalone basis want to say disney's media business, it's disney plus, maybe the box office stuff, maybe abc, espn, let's comp that to netflix. netflix looks smaller but maybe more attractive right now. disney still has levers to pull. the bigger issues here, i think, are stra tegic and not all execution. we don't know what they will do with abc. we don't know what they will do with espn. those aren't small questions. that's a rea

we have to work, i mean josh is very difficult to work with and hard for his support.] but bipartisanship, nonpartisanship, consensus is hard. you should be making it hard for the folks in your party and welcoming those across the aisle who stand with you when they do. >> can i have one thing? >> please.th >> i second that is spot on. we've got a bunch of messenger to hear who are phenomenal. what helps us a lot and we are working on doing infrastructure deals i work on veterans, our work on environmental issues, the best i've found some of the best ideas thatnt we worked into legislation have comee from mayors actually calling and saying hey, we are doing this year and it's really working. why don't you come you should try this. you should build into legislation. or this build your about to propose, it sounds great but you don't understand andng intended consequences it's going up on my city. it's really, really important. marc gets this especially when we hear from the mayors, frank our job is to work for you. you're on the ground every single hour of every day. if y

josh.st adding on what you said about the gunships . yeah. uh, in the mediterranean , some italian politicians did suggest that. and what they did more pragmatically, they cooperated with gadhafi at that time so that they would provide him with patrols and, and training libyan forces. him with patrols and, and training libyan forces . so they training libyan forces. so they would patrol their own coast . would patrol their own coast. unfortunately, since some western powers, uh, and obama , western powers, uh, and obama, including obama, toppled gadhafi , libya turned into a highway. >> it didn't have it didn't have you as a big gaddafi fan. >> no. but i mean, we credit where credit is due . where credit is due. >> you don't have to be a fan to acknowledge is performing. >> you don't think it >> you know, i don't think it was uh , missed by was entirely, uh, missed by people knew they were people who knew what they were talking the time. and talking about at the time. and they to isis. but

josh, do you have a take on this space?ook, i think it's an area where you really can look and say there's not a lot of challenge here valuation wise. the real question, is this the year they deliver? is this the year you find the stories where the fundamentals are getting better faster than the market expects? that's typically the way i've approached the names. i really don't have any particular horse in the race at this point in time. it's not something i'm focused on. >> shannon what about you? >> yeah, i think we saw last year, scott, therapeutics didn't do that well. the risk is there are expectations this hurts the prospects for other health care companies, those that treat diabetes and heart disease. i think the other side of this is this really should help the payers if you think about managed care. this could be a trend that lowers medical loss ratios over time whereas we're seeing those escalated on managed care. >>> we're watching shares of mcdonald's, too. i want to bring you an update, kate rodgers will do that

look, i mean, josh it's triple josh is right. it's triple hypocrite. absolutely. because he talked about sunak said the view the sunak and said the view on the ground is different to that ground is very different to that from his private jet. out from his private jet. turned out that he from his private jet. turned out thatjust he from his private jet. turned out thatjust recalling he from his private jet. turned out thatjust recalling his he from his private jet. turned out thatjust recalling his own he was just recalling his own private voyage . private jet voyage. >> and although i don't >> and yet, although i don't like i don't think this like him, i don't think this quite sticks because just quite sticks because i just don't starmer is in it don't feel keir starmer is in it for the private jets. do you know mean? i don't, i know what i mean? i don't, i just think he's somebody just don't think he's somebody who have taken particular who would have taken particular pleasure in that aspect of the job. made job. it would have made him awkward, i suspect. >> goin

so you've got to do josh?jh, lemon stairlift jammed. josh? >> very good.ing a management >> very good. uh she was having a silence management >> very good. uh she was having a silence on management >> very good. uh she was having a silence on singer|gement break silence on singer being sued for starting sued by fans for starting concert hours and they concert hours late. uh, and they say intend to defend this say we intend to defend this case vigorously. so it's basically whole article is basically this whole article is just a bunch of dates where she just a bunch of dates where she just started up to three hours late, which three hours? which isinsane late, which three hours? which is insane because her fans must have, you know, of have, you know, some of them must prostates size of must have prostates the size of a a pineapple now. a of a pineapple now. >> so, mean, to leave them >> so, i mean, to leave them sitting for three hours. sitting there for three hours. >> but people also have babysitters. they have transport. she's coming transport. if she's c

>> yes, josh?stanley -- so james gorman is gone and most of their execution issues are probably behind them. i think he set them up on great footing. he says him seven the challenge will be strategic. like, they have to get into the right other areas and move left and right, and we don't know yet. it's an unproven situation, a brand-new ceo. does that give you any concern? >> no. i think ted pick was a great pick because if you look what james gorman did, 60% comes from wealth management. that will get better. the rest of it is, you have m&a activity, that's where ted pick came from. that's where you're going to see much better execution because that's where he will focus and you have a great balance sheet. you have over 3% dividend yield. so i like jpmorgan, i like morgan stanley even better at these prices. >> you have morgan stanley as well. >> i'm nervous, to be honest, it's up 24% from the lows. >> uh-oh. i know what happened the last time you got nervous heading into earnings. do you remember

wickets _ past, we didn't have to. josh took three wickets and _ past, we didn't have to. josh took over _ past, we didn't have to. josh took three wickets and over as - past, we didn't have to. josh took| three wickets and over as pakistan submitted by the collapse of the three of the third test and pakistan board 299 but is a which struck the penultimate over removing pond following the two balls later with this trio of wickets by taking them and leaving them on 68 seven in the second innings in the lead of any two runs and australia have already taken the series after winning the first two tests. and it is often a world of sport. ben, back to you. up to date with the we're bringing you the latest on the flooding that has hit large parts of england and wales following storm henk. hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes. around 250 flood warnings are in place the majority in the midlands, east anglia and southern england. a major incident was declared in nottinghamshire along the banks of the river trent on thursday. the environment agency says levels on the trent

to josh's point, i own a company. i bought the stock in the 40s. that stock a year ago was trading around 15 bucks. what do they do? they are the cooling systems for data centers i was looking for a way to play data centers i don't want to play them because it's a replay with 3% cap, so where do i go? i go to vertiv i don't need to take it out because the growth, data centers, this stock is up fourfold basically in a year >> you added to it that's the news i don't want to bury is you added to vrt, you added to textron, you added to tdg. >> tdg, yeah and those, again, are idiosyncratic stories. transdime owns 48 companies in aerospace and defense, operate independently. it's a way to play like a private equity play. it is a serial compounder. if you look at the stock long term, it's done exceptionally well it's a 1,000 dollar stock. i expect a good quarter but it's in the areas i want to be in that's not in the mainstream that, you know, you're talking about -- like when did we ever talk about transdime before i bought the stock i like those names i

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here again is josh mankiewicz.kiewicz: from the mouths of babes or, in this case, one articulate 10-year-old boy, came >>> welcome back to dateline. here's josh mankiewicz. >> from the mouths of babes, or in this case, one articulate ten-year-old boy came what would seem to be a case breaking revelation. >> it was a loud loud sound. >> detective carbon believed that ten-year-old skylar was an eyewitness to the shotgun blast that killed dar. if it is true it means that she was killed earlier than -- it meant that tom foley was still in the house when the murder occurred. >> it was huge, it was very very important. >> but if tom foley was in that house and pull the trigger, the question remained, why? the answer, said detective carbon was quite simple. murder for money? >> potentially, yes. >> money, in the form of an insurance policy. >> i think that he wanted out of the marriage and did whatever he needed to do to make sure that that happened. >> and if he got $310,000 in insurance money and got out of the marriage

i'm sure josh reads every one of them. when you personalize the message, i see my friend from the city of poughkeepsie, if you tell me how my decision affects the north side of poughkeepsie, i want to know it. i want to hear how they're going to be impacted by our choices. second, you have to push back on your party interests. i tell people this all the time. as a republican county executive i was told don't work with that democrat. when that democrat comes to town, done invite them, pat them on the back. you as democrats and republicans have to do the same thing. you have to say, when i have an elected official doing the right thing for me i'm going to pat him on the back. when he or she, irrespective of party, isn't, i'm going to tell them so. i worked very well with chuck schumer. when chuck schumer comes to town, everybody pats him on the back. i used to whisper too him, chuck, the river front needs this. it's important to humanize that message in a way that keeps them on their toes. if they feel comfortable and confid

josh is very difficult to work ard for his support.onpartisanship, consensus is hard. you should be making it hard for the folks in your party d welcoming those across the aisle who stand with you when they do. mr. gottheimer: i think that's spot on. i think the other thing, we've got a bunch of mayors from jersey here who are phenomenal. what helps us a lot and when we're working on doingk on veterans, our work on environmental issues, the best, i have found some of the best idn have come from mayors actually calling and saying hey, we're doing this here and it's working. you should try this. legislation. or this bill you're about to propose, it sounds great but you don't understand the unintended on my city. it's really, really important, you know, mark gets this especially, we hear this as mayors, our job is to work for you. if you have a good idea or see something that count makeé sens, when you tell us, it speaks volumes. you're also getting feedback all day long from people. the more you call and have a relationship, and there's

the stock, josh, is up year to date. i do feel this is -- each earnings report now for the foreseeable future is prove it. that it hasn't eaten your lunch, dinner and made reservations to eat all the rest of your meals in ai as well. >> i don't think anyone serious believes it's over and microsoft has won. alphabet has already proved that's not true. the knock on alphabet we've heard from very smart people like brad gerstner, they had search all to themselves for 15 years and them not have the next generation of computing to themselves. i think that's sort of priced in here. microsoft is a 31 times forward p/e and google is 23. that's a substantial difference. i think you're already seeing that concern reflected in the way the stocks have been valued the last 18 months now. google is the cheapest of the four big names reporting on a price to free cash flow basis. 29 times versus 29 times for starbucks, and, jenny, close your ears, 216 times for amd. 22% for google cloud might be a stretch. i hope they can do it. i'm a sh

it's not the first time josh used an air tag to track something stolen just a couple years ago he usedife's stolen trailer to a home. >> i called the cops again, they came and chased the guy off, i guess. he ran, but we got the trailer back >> reporter: wait a second what ever happened to those cheap cups the porch pirate walked off with? believe it or not, josh spotted them while driving just a day later. >> some dude just had it they were sitting at a bus stop or on a bench, and i pulled over and walked over and said nice cups, where did you get them nice, friendly, kind he said someone gave them in to me, here >> reporter: he admits he has no need for these tacky christmas cups, but while they sit on his dining room table they serve as a reminder of the time he thought outside of the box and got his box back >> what are the chance force all of tchances for all of that to happen. >>> still to come, the first details on the latest disney channel series right after this channel series. right after this. than just work. like when it needs to be a big soft shoulder to cry on. which is wh

this show is like -- it's like all high energy, and josh is in there, like, i guess slowly rocking inm concerned >> seth: they are long days when you have double shows. he was saying that he will take -- he will lie on a -- he will take a nap on a cot that you have described as his fema cot. >> well, it is a little jarring. usually, yeah, i mean, i'm all for naps don't get me wrong but he does sleep like sort of an infant. [ light laughter ] and he sleeps wherever and whenever he can, so they have a full rollaway bed that he pulls into his room from the hallway and just lays down and i guess cries himself to sleep. i don't know [ laughter ] >> seth: to his acoustic sad song mix >> yeah. but he takes a lot of naps i mean, naps are important broadway is hard >> seth: broadway is hard. >> it's eight shows, it's -- you know, a very active show it's just the two of us. >> seth: it's just the two of you. now one nice thing, though, is the audience doesn't play a role, but there's no fourth wall on the show, so you get to talk to the audience. >> which is a good thing and a bad thing, as you

brian: [laughter] let start with you josh is it that bad of a thing, the donald trump as more of a fight this time given that we has two victories in most people with conventional wisdom say that opponent come in this case nikki haley would've dropped out ear early. >> no willow, there's conventional wisdom here, that you just want to field as fast as possible into a general election, that is in some part true but i think what is happening here but i had to head nikki haley says she started to a segment of voters that are open for business and ultimately will be the majority makers in the longer party engages those people, and talks about the biden record and talks about you know all of the failures in this administration of the last two years, i like it is a good thing for donald trump in the end. would you be will not going to want to do that's right this is not something the trump campaign is welcoming in any way, but if you and things too early, primaries have a way of cultivating people getting people energized the would not ordinarily be energized by just one candidate or one messa

nbc's josh lederman reports from tel aviv from us. also with us, nbc news white house correspondent allie raffa and former supreme allied commander of nato and msnbc chief international analyst admiral james stavridis. i welcome you all. josh, to you first, what do you know about the death of the senior hamas official, who is he and how big of a role did he play in the terrorist group? >> reporter: well, alex his name is sala a arori, the founder of the military wing of hamas. you can see why he would be a very large target for the israelis. the israeli military has not commented on whether they were responsible for this strike. in fact, a senior netanyahu adviser told andrea mitchell last hour he's not going to say one way or another. but it is clear there is only one nation that is in the middle of a war with hamas right now. and that, of course, is israel. the israeli -- the hamas official that has spoken to nbc news confirming not only that he was killed, but saying it was an israeli drone strike and lebanese media say it was as p

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brian: [laughter] let start with you josh is it that bad of a thing, the donald trump as more of a fight this time given that we has two victories in most people with conventional wisdom say that opponent come in this case nikki haley would've dropped out ea early. >> no willow, there's conventional wisdom here, that you just want to field as fast as possible into a general election, that is in some part true but i think what is happening here but i had to head nikki haley says she started to a segment of voters that are open for business and ultimately will be the majority makers in the longer party engages those people, and talks about the biden record and talks about you know all of the failures in this administration of the last two years, i like it is a good thing for donald trump in the end. would you be will not going to want to do that's right this is not something the trump campaign is welcoming in any way, but if you and things too early, primaries have a way of cultivating people getting people energized the would not ordinarily be energized by just one candidate or one messag

the price target raised at wells fargo, josh, they go to 74 from 64. the stock has had a huge run as we've talked about on numerous occasions. >> i think this is one of the last great t.a.m. stories, if the viewers remember three to five years ago we were obsessed with t.a.m.s, we would talk about companies with huge valuations and huge growth and we would wonder, well, how big could this get? maybe this is somewhat justified. we found out for most companies it was not justified but for some it really was. my bet, this is one of those companies where the t.a.m. opportunity justifies the stock trading significantly higher in the next year or two. i genuinely think mobility, whether we're talking freight or people or moving food, delivery, whatever category within mobility, uber is number one in most markets. in some markets it's number two. it already dominates. it has no real competition, and you're talking about, like, the last trillion dollar t.a.m. you also happen to have one of the best chief exec tutives of y firm in the world. dara deserves more

i'm sure josh reads every one of them. when you personalize the message, i see my friend from the city of poughkeepsie, if you tell me how my decision affects the north se of poughkeepsie i want to know it. i want to hear how they're going to be impacted by our choices. second, you have to push back on yo the time. as a republican county executive i was told don't work with that democrat. when that democrat comes to town, done invite them, pat them on the back. you as democrats and republicans have to do the same thing. you have to say, when i have an elected official doing the right thing for me i'm going to pat him on the back. when he or she irrespective of party, isn't, i'm going to tell them so. i worked very well with chuck schumer. when chuck schumer comes to town, everybody pats him on the back. i used to whisper too chuck, the river front needs this. it's important to humanize that message in a way that keeps them on their toes. if they feel comfortable and confident that tfor your support, they won't. we're in th

i'm sure josh reads every one of them.u personalize the message, i see my friend from theity of poughkeepsie, if you tell me how my decision affects the north side of poughkeepsie, i want to know it. going to be impacted by our choices. second, you have to push back on your party interests. i tell people this all the time. as a republican county executive work with that democrat. when that democrat comes to town, done invite them, pat them on the back. you as democrats and republicans havedoay, when i have an elected official doing the right thing for me i'm going to pat him on the back. when he or she, irrespective of part to tell them so. i worked very well with chuck schumer. when chuck schumer comes to town, everybody pats him on the back. i used to whisper too him, chuck, the river front needs this. it's important to humanizehat message in a way that keeps them on their toes. if they feel comfortable and confident that they don't have to work for your support, we're in the same boat. josh is very difficult to work wit

here again is josh mankiewicz.jim and pam fayed had staked their claim in the online gold trading business. they began by buying old gold coins and selling them at a profit. then they expanded, setting up what was essentially a small bank, storing gold for customers, and allowing them to borrow against it. the market grew. and so did the bottom line. pam's best friend, carol neve. >> they went to gold shows, trade shows in las vegas, san diego, do all the meet and greet kind of thing. pam was very good at that. she was very charming. jim was more the laid-back, stay away, sit in the booth. >> the timing was good. in 2001 gold was hovering around $250 an ounce. then it started to take off like a rocket. by 2008, gold was listed at $800 an ounce. soon the fayeds were getting rich just off the fees they charged for selling the gold online. >> it doesn't take much to be able to turn a profit. every transaction, whether it's $100 or $2,000 or $100, 000, if you are making anywhere from 3% to 5% per transaction, you've go

tonight -- john oliver, stars and writers of "dicks: the musical," aaron jackson and josh sharp an aller look, featuring the 8g band with neal daniels ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden and first lady dr. jill biden were photographed yesterday walking on the beach and when there were one set of footprints, that's when jill carried him. [ laughter ] that's right president biden and first lady dr. jill biden were photographed walking on the beach while kevin mccarthy was spotted walking into the ocean [ laughter ] president biden and his israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu reportedly spoke last night on the phone. well, if anything can delay an israeli ground invasion, it's one of biden's stories [ laughter ] "let me tell you about my track and field days they called me -- they called me the scranton flyer." [ laughter ] following reports that he repeatedly shared sensitive informati