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karen?married to a private creditor, actually, so i don't really trade the space >> yeah. >> but i think what she talked about, a soft landing is okay, no landing is great, but what really has to happen, though, for all this private credit money to come in to put to use is private equity needs to be able to do deals so, they need capital structures that work, they need prices of equities that work, or private companies, so that, to me, is a critical component, as well. private equity's had a tough time of la >> yeah. >> better they do, the better prate credit is. >> carlisle's had its biggest run it's h in quite some time. harvey schwartz took over, i want to say february of 3. he will implement a an that i kn that, because i'm not dropping names, i've known him since our time at goldman sachs together, i believe in him, and i believe the backdrop favors carlisle in a meaningful way here >> broeden out to the bigger banks, to the banks generally >> when you look at thbottom left, upper right

karen? >> xbi. yesterday, ibb, today, xbi. >> dan? i found carter's semi call really interesting. play lag guards, maybe the texas instruments or global founders. >> guy? >> cnbc is a big family. within it, we have a "fast money" family. bree is leaving us at the end of this week. we wish her nothing but the best, she's been an incredible team member. she's going onto much greener pastures. >> she's the final trade right there. >> that, and agnico-eagle mines. and you are a stud. >> always brings me a drink when i get here. congratulations, way to go. >> fantastic job. we will miss you. >> thank you for watching "fast money," everybody. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i am here to level the playing field for all investors. i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer . welcome to mad money. we are just trying to make a little money here. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate and teach you especially on days like today. call me at (800) 743-2622 or tweet me

karen? and yes, it is happening, and i think this is hardly what nato wants it to stop before it becomes even more obvious. the real danger that nato presents by stroking and picking fights that it can't, that it can't even fight much less prevail in. so, um, you know, it's, it's a, it's a huge problem, but yeah, the crane, i think 6 to 7000000 people, what many women and children have left the country course. they are in various parts of europe and around the world as i guess refugees, immigrants are, but many of them are not return. many of them are not planning to return. the dumbass area will stay russian, so they've lost the population in the industry that was in the east. so ukraine is fractured. it's fractured in a material way in a territorial way. it's politically fractured. and you mentioned democracy when democracy zaleski has, has banned religion, cheese and he's suspended political parties jail to his political opponents. and the mayor of p a is so frustrated that he's probably

we have karen kosky. she is a retired us air force was kind of the kernel having served at both n, s a and the officer, the secretary of defense and in tulsa, we cross the jeremy whose motto he is manage the editor of cobra action magazine. alright, prospect rolls. and the fact that means he can jump any time you want that. i always appreciate danielle, let me go to you 1st in new york. so uh, what happened. uh, as long as the dates do, as long as we can, i don't know how many people have picked up on it, but it's a huge, discursive change. well, the war is not going very well from the west point of view. it is no fun losing a war. so when that happens, the temptation is very great to sort of walk away from the mess and let others clean it up. and that's what the us is doing. uh, that biden is bogged down. he's got tours in his hands, he's got a major crisis of the southern border. he has a republican revolt in congress, which is essentially paralyzing his administration. and he's trying to figure out a w

go ahead, karen? well, it makes sense because they're promoting or globally, they're promoting or in europe. they're, you know, we're cheer leading this, which here, lending it to the american people. so they need different stories for different audiences. um, you know, we've and we've seen nato do the same thing. nato says, oh, we're really tough. we can, we do all were so powerful and then the, and then the very next sentence. but rush just going to evade, and they're going all the way to parents or whatever it is they say. so these stories are, are aimed at domestic populations for the most part, because ultimately it is the europeans in the american taxpayer who's a, has to pay for this, or go bankrupt, trying to. so the messaging, there's actually probably 2 or is going on, at least by the, in washington one is against their own people and the propaganda war against the world. and then of course, the exercise of our military uh, uh, in industry. you know, how do we, i mean, they sell the aid to u

karen? >>ast quarter, they seemed to get a lot of good ll on what were some nice improvements, but not so fantastic. the inventory issue, which really weighed on them, they sort of got control of that. so, what is the thing that's going to compel them forward? and i'm long. i'm a little nervous about how rich it is. >> i'm a sell side analyst, which means i need to outpun tyler or go th the it yoms. every sell-side analyst analyst said good but not great. good enough, not amazing. something exactly as you are describing, that's because we were afraid of this quarter. the quarter we're in right now and nextuarter, in north america, we laughelast year when adidas had their problems, right, when you all of a sudden saw a massive vaum. you need to get through that. nike did really we on the back of that this was the fear. and so, what they have suggested and what wholele looks like it's going to be okay right now, you don't have this bottomless pit and that's whapeople were worried about. if the

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karen? and yes, it is happening and i think this is hardly one data wants it to stop before it becomes even more obvious. the real danger that nato presents, by stoking and picking fights, that it can't, that it can't even fight much less prevail in. so, um, you know, it's, it's a, it's a huge problem. but yeah, the crane, i think 6 to 7000000 people, what many women and children have left the country course. they are in various parts of europe and around the world as i guess refugees, immigrants are, but many of them are not return. many of them are not planning to return. the dumbass area will stay russian, so they've lost the population in the industry that was in the east. so ukraine is fractured. it's fractured in a material way in a territorial way. it's politically fractured and you mentioned democracy when democracy zaleski has, has banned religions. he's and he's suspended political parties jail to his political opponents. and the mayor of kia is so frustrated that he's publicly spo

we have karen kosky. she is a retired us air force was kind of the kernel having served at both n, s a and the officers secretary of defense and, and tulsa. we cross the jeremy whose motto he is manage the editor of cobra action magazine. alright. prospect rolls. and the fact that means you can jump any time you want that. i always appreciate danielle, let me go to you 1st in new york. so uh, what happened. uh, as long as the dates do, as long as we can, i don't know how many people have picked up on it, but it's a huge, discursive change. well, the war is not going very well from the west point of view. it is no fun losing a war. so when that happens, uh, the 10 patient is very great to sort of walk away from the mess and let others uh, clean it up and that's what the us is doing. uh, the biden is bogged down. he's got tours in his hands, he's got a major crisis of the southern border. he has some republican revolt in congress, which is essentially paralyzing his administration. and he's trying to figure

go ahead get karen. yeah, well, i mean, american people in the congress to, to a great extent has been lied to about the progress is more and since that those lies can no longer be sustained. the, the worries has never been going well for you. crane. and it's certainly in a much worse position today for negotiations or for a peace settlement then it was a year ago or even 2 years ago. so this, this reality is, is coming into the picture and we're seeing it on the front pages of the papers. the finger pointing is not just political, but it is being transmitted to the country to kind of prepare americans for the fact that this is over and it's, you know, yeah, but in election you yeah, but it, what's really interesting here is a, these people, they, they think they're clever, but they're not jeremy because they're just re defining it. i mean, last summer, biden's head rice has already lost the war blinking site. exactly the same thing. they're, they're not addressing reality. they're just trying to put a d

go ahead to karen. yeah, well, i mean, the american people in the congress to, to a great extent has been lied to about the progress of the war. and since that those lies can no longer be sustained. the, the worries has never been going well for you, crane. and it certainly in a much worse position today for negotiations or for a peace settlement, then it was a year ago or even 2 years ago. so this, this reality is, is coming into the picture and we're seeing it on the front pages of the papers. the finger pointing is not just political, but it is being transmitted to the country to kind of prepare americans for the fact that this is over and it's, you know, yeah, but in election you yeah, but it, what's really interesting here is a, these people, they, they think they're clever, but they're not jeremy because they're just re defining it. i mean, last summer, bite and said rush has already lost the war blinking site. exactly the same thing. they're, they're not addressing reality. they're just trying to

go ahead to karen. yeah, well, i mean, the american people in the congress to, to a great extent has been lied to about the progress is more and since that those lies can no longer be sustained. the, the worries has never been going well for you, crane. and it certainly in a much worse position today for negotiations or for a peace settlement, then it was a year ago or even 2 years ago. so this, this reality is, is coming into the picture and we're seeing it on the front pages of the papers. the finger pointing is not just political, but it is being transmitted to the country to kind of prepare americans for the fact that this is over and it's, you know, yeah, but in election you yeah, but it, what's really interesting here is a, these people, they, they think they're clever, but they're not jeremy because they're just re defining it. i mean, last summer, bite and said rush has already lost the war blinking site. exactly the same thing. they're, they're not addressing reality. they're just trying to put

karen? and yes, it is happening, and i think this is hardly one data once it does stop before it becomes even more obvious. the real danger that nato presents by stoking and picking fights, that it can't, that it can't even fight much less prevail in. so, um, you know, it's, it's a, it's a huge problem. but yeah, we crane. i think 6 to 7000000 people, what many women and children have left the country course. they are in various parts of europe and around the world as i guess refugees, immigrants are, but many of them are not return. many of them are not planning to return. the dumbass area will stay russian, so they've lost the population in the industry that was in the east. so ukraine is fractured. it's fractured in a material way in a territorial way. it's politically fractured and you mentioned democracy when democracy zaleski has, has banned religion, cheese and he's suspended political parties jail to his political opponents. and the mayor of p a is so frustrated that he's publicly sp

>> i like karen's pfizer. karen's three-day rule. >> oh. >> how about that?terday. >> okay, but i still own some. >> all right. steve? >> i'm going to go tapestry. that's a value trade for me. it's popped from the high 27s to mid 30s. >> all right, thank you for watching "fast money." "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but put days like today into context. call me. 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. the line is drawn, the curse it is cast. the slow ones now will later be fast. as the present now will later be

go ahead, karen? well, it makes sense because they're promoting or globally, they're promoting or in europe. they're, you know, we're cheer leading. this, which you're learning it to the american people. so they need different stories for different audiences. um, you know, we've and we've seen nato do the same thing. nato says, oh, we're really tough. we can, we do all were so powerful and then the, and then the very next sentence. but rush just going to evade, and they're going all the way to parents or whatever it is they say. so these stories are, are aimed at domestic populations for the most part, because ultimately it is the europeans and the american taxpayer who's a has to pay for this, or go bankrupt, trying to. so the messaging, there's actually probably 2 or is going on, at least by the, in washington one is against their own people and the propaganda war against the world. and then of course, the exercise of our military, uh, uh, in industry. you know, how do we, i mean, they sell the, the

en 2020 karen decidiÓ alejarse de la iglesia.gan a atrapar voy y hago en iglesia en la cÁrcel. entonces ha tenido ese miedo. yo le mitigaciÓn implica que no ha sido la Única.han habido varias mujeres que salieron a denunciar presuntos abusos a manos del mismo pastor. >> me dijo que hay 15 niÑas afectadas. y que no me preocupara. de dar mi declaraciÓn porque habÍan ido a quitarle las pistolas que habÍa en su casa. >> esta vÍctima dice que hace ocho aÑos el pasto la invitas oficina para hablar de dios y cree que pudo haberle puesto alguna droga en el vaso de agua que le ofreciÓ. pero sentÍ cuando empieza tocar mis partes.sentÍ cuando me tocÓ los pechos. la parte de enfrente, las nalgas. >> pero se desmayÓ y al despertar recuerda que dijo que simplemente estaba orando por ella. >> le dije que sentÍ que me tocÓ, que me manoseo. y me dijo que cÓmo iba a decir eso. dije que leiva desea la gente. y me dijo que si yo decÍa algo me iba a matar. >> este testimonio ya lo hizo ante las autoridades. y las amenazas coinciden con las que le hiz

what did i tell the people, your versions just don’t add up a little, you were sitting together with karenking you a question, are you hiders? i don’t want to talk, i no longer have operatives at work as criminologists, now investigators are scrupulously reconstructing the circumstances of the murder. the progress of the criminal investigation was put under control by the head of the investigative department of the investigative committee russia in the krasnodar territory, lieutenant general andrei maslov. as a result , it was the cctv cameras that were installed in the house opposite the crime scene that helped solve this crime. ah, after that. this group is made up of group members,

go ahead, karen? well, it makes sense because they're promoting or globally, they're promoting or in europe. they're, you know, we're cheer leading. this, which you're learning it to the american people. so they need different stories for different audiences. um, you know, we've and we've seen nato do the same thing. nato says, oh, we're really tough. we can, we do all were so powerful. and then the, and then the very next sentence. but russia is going to evade, and they're going all the way to paris or whatever it is they say. so these stories are, are aimed at domestic populations for the most part, because ultimately it is the europeans and the american taxpayer who's a has to pay for this, or go bankrupt, trying to. so the messaging, there's actually probably 2 or is going on, at least by the, in washington one is against their own people and the propaganda war against the world. and then of course, the exercise of our military, uh, uh, in industry. you know, how do we, i mean, they sell the, the

. >> his 21 year old daughter, karen, just recently told her parents when she was 13.ced her it was god's will that they have sex. >> me cerca de la escuela. >> he took me to a hotel near the school, and at that moment i told him that i didn't feel safe. i didn't feel good and that we shouldn't do it. but he made me do it. >> karen tells me she resisted because of their age difference, because he was married, because he was her pastor. but she says the sexual abuse occurred five times over a span of three years. >> he changed my life totally. mentally, i was dead. it killed me. i did not think the same. my grades went down. i was angry with my parents at home. i acted out. i could not tell my parents anything and i was always angry when she finally told her parents two months ago, they were devastated. i couldn't believe it. it was difficult. my daughter was very small. i thought it was my fault for confiding in him. we went to that church searching for love, searching for help, and we found it. but in the end, we were damaged. >> they left the church a month ago and s

i agree with karen. i think that the stock market having, you know, such a tough time in september, october, had an impact. i think that's just absolutely true. bank of america has such a unique perspective, because the b breadth of their customer base is so wide. american express talked about t and es being soft in october, and to me, that's an indication of the consumer being nervous, but businesses, too, and that, i think, is actually pretty problematic. once buzzessinesses get nervous they start to lay people off and that really sinks consumer confidence. we know that. consumer confidence is what's really going to drive us around. >> i guess the question is, though, how long does that softness last? to karen's point, he made it sound like it was sort of a blip, in october, there's a lot of geopolitical going on, so, there could be a pull-back just from that front, from businesses getting just more cautious because of that environment. >> with american express, i mean, you go back over the summer and

karen? and yes, it is happening and i think this is hardly one data wants it to stop before it becomes even more obvious. the real danger that nato presents, by stoking and picking fights, that it can't, that it can't even fight much less prevail in. so, um, you know, it's, it's a, it's a huge problem. but yeah, the crane, i think 6 to 7000000 people, what many women and children have left the country course. they are in various parts of europe and around the world as i guess refugees, immigrants are, but many of them are not return. many of them are not planning to return. the dumbass area will stay russian, so they've lost the population in the industry that was in the east. so ukraine is fractured. it's fractured in a material way in a territorial way. it's politically fractured and you mentioned democracy when democracy zaleski has, has banned religions. he's and he's suspended political parties jail to his political opponents. and the mayor of kia is so frustrated that he's probably spo

delta airlines. >> karen?th the number of housing transactions down, zillow's had a great run. selling upside calls against it. >> dan? >> yeah, walmart. great interview by sara. i'd be a seller of that. that caution doesn't sound too great to me. >> steve? >> shake shack. i'm positive on the stock. i think the international expansion is the real hidden gem of this one. and the shack tracks, the drive throughs. >> thank you for watching "fast." >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i am here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a market somewhere and i'm going to help you find it. "mad money" starts now . >>> welcome to a special seattle edition of "mad money." . i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is to teach you. call me at -- or tweet me. welcome to -- because toda

i suspect he's gonna see a bounce out of this in this primary. >> karen what do democrats think?ey worry that this is going to backfire? >> i don't know that we worry i would say that were personally, in a bit of a logical radical agreement with what scott is saying. we have seen this continue to fuel the trump base. so, again, i think it may just re-energize that pace. at the same time, i think we all need to be concerned that, as the supreme court takes a look at this, and makes their decision, how will that be received not just by trump, either way, it's part of his grievance narrative. also, how do his supporters take the ruling one way or the other, and how does it impact the 2024 election? that's something we still don't know obviously. that's more of a concern is, what kind of impact does it have? does it set off, frankly, violence? does it set off his supporters in some way akin to what we saw on january 6th? if the decision doesn't go his way with his, quote unquote, his judges? i think those are more of the concerns. >> karen, i wonder, when it comes to president biden,

go ahead, karen? well, it makes sense because they're promoting or globally, they're promoting or in europe. they're, you know, we're cheer leading this, which here, lending it to the american people. so they need different stories for different audiences. um, you know, we've and we've seen nato do the same thing. nato says, oh, we're really tough. we can, we do all were so powerful. and then the, and then the very next sentence. but russia is going to evade, and they're going all the way to parents or whatever it is they say. so these stories are, are aimed at domestic populations for the most part, because ultimately it is the europeans in the american taxpayer who's a, has to pay for this, or go bankrupt, trying to. so the messaging, there's actually probably 2 or is going on, at least by the, in washington one is against their own people and the propaganda war against the world. and then of course, the exercise of our military, uh, uh, in industry. you know, how do we, i mean, they sell the, the a

karen? and yes, it is happening, and i think this is hardly what nato wants it to stop before it becomes even more obvious, the real danger that nato presents, by stoking and picking fights, that it can't, that it can't even fight much less prevail in. so, um, you know, it's, it's a, it's a huge problem, but yeah, the crane, i think 6 to 7000000 people, what many women and children have left the country course. they're in various parts of europe and around the world as i guess refugees, immigrants are. but many of them are not return, many of them are not planning to return. the dumbass area will stay russian, so they've lost the population in the industry that was in the east. so ukraine is fractured. it's fractured in a material way in a territorial way. it's politically fractured and you mentioned democracy when democracy zaleski has, has banned religions. he's and he's suspended political parties jail to his political opponents. and the mayor of kia is so frustrated that he's probably sp

no, i can tell you who he constantly blows dust from, who he doesn’t spare a penny of money for, karenll, is this really a mistress, well, it’s warmer, but... still not quite, this is another family member, i’ll give you a hint , whom a man loves, feeds, dresses and shoes, okay, karen, this is a son or daughter, well, in the end, a cat or a dog, no, no, lenochka, this is a car, ah, a car, you're right, karen, for a man the car is almost like a mistress, oh, he adores her, constantly fusses with her, buys her all sorts of things. even rents her a separate apartment, karen , but at the same time, lenochka, women also have cars, they love them too, but not like men, for women a car is just a big handbag in which you can still travel, so let’s let's talk about them today, about our dear, beloved, beautiful, women driving, no, cars, oh, come on... okay, taren, then let's give the green light to the first artist who will go on stage and make people laugh to all spectators, meet sergei drobotenko on stage, my friends, i was still in the soviet years. i was at the anniversary of one woman, she

karen is libra, she may hit the jackpot this year., it must be right. >> mindset i need to be careful crossing the street, walking across the street. [laughter] i have to cross a lot of str streets. >> these new, i don't live in new york but they have new bike lanes you're not used to seeing and i swear you have to check three times, it's worse than london and buses, on the other side of the street so that is what i am worried about in the world scope but it's good to stay out of office politics. >> in 2024, predictors for this, i can't get into. >> you are going to make money this year. >> which is great, i'll work for a nonprofit company called my career -- >> 5o1c3. >> or even have a therapist, i tell my problems to telemarketers at this time they say you should redo your house and i'm like how about my childhood? >> let me tell you about my mom. >> i spend more time with my kids which i don't have a choice on that one but i love but it also says sleepless nights but my daughter, violet, time for bed and she's like plot twists, i'm

go ahead get karen. yeah, well, i mean, the american people in the congress to, to a great extent has been lied to about the progress is more and since that those lies can no longer be sustained. the, the worries has never been going well for you, crane. and it certainly in a much worse position today for negotiations or for a peace settlement, then it was a year ago or even 2 years ago. so this, this reality is, is coming into the picture and we're seeing it in the front pages of the papers. the finger pointing is not just political, but it is being transmitted to the country to kind of prepare americans for the fact that this is over and it's, you know, yeah, but it's election you. yeah, but what's really interesting here is that these people, they, they think they're clever, but they're not jeremy because they're just redefining it. i mean, last summer, biden's head rice has already lost the war blinking site. exactly the same thing. they're, they're not addressing reality. they're just trying to put

karen is libra, she may hit the jackpot this year.be right. >> mindset i need to be careful crossing the street, walking across the street. [laughter] i have to cross a lot of stree streets. >> these new, i don't live in new york but they have new bike lanes you're not used to seeing and i swear you have to check three times, it's worse than london and buses, on the other side of the street so that is what i am worried about in the world scope but it's good to stay out of office politics. >> in 2024, predictors for this, i can't get into. >> you are going to make money this year. >> which is great, i'll work for a nonprofit company called my career -- >> 5o1c3. >> or even have a therapist, i tell my problems to telemarketers at this time they say you should redo your house and i'm like how about my childhood? >> let me tell you about my mom. >> i spend more time with my kids which i don't have a choice on that one but i love but it also says sleepless nights but my daughter, violet, time for bed and she's like plot twists, i'm not tir

karen, we're going to get to all of the new. we've got a lot of new. let's talk about maine nofor a moment. what do you makeover this decision by the secretary of state saying that donald trump cannot be on the ballot there? >> so, in order to run for president, you have to be qualified under the constitution of the united states and there's many different requirements to be qualified to run for office. you have to be at least 35 years old. you have to have lived in the united states for at least 14 years. you have to be a natural born citizen. if you recall, trump tried to claim that barack obama was not born in the united states. and another example is you can also not run for more than two terms and we were talking about any of those qualifications, right, if it ever came out that donald trump wasn't born in the united states or if he had served two terms in office, we wouldn't be having these decisio discussions. so this boils down to because the 14th amendment specifically addresses this issue about if you've engaged in an insurrection and violate

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for more, let's bring in bertha coombs joined by karen limynch. >> karen, thanks for joining us. quite a lot in your more than 2 1/2 years. you set out to acquire primary care, home care. you've done that. and now, next year, you're facing all these challenges with the loss of the pharmacy benefit contract from centine, a very big one. you have lower reimbursement rates on medicare advantage, higher employment costs. and yet, you have raised the outlook when it comes to revenues next year. how are you making this happen? >> nice to be here today. if you look back two years, we have accomplished everything we said we would. we said we wanted to enter into primary care, the home, and enter into physician reorganization, we have done that. we wanted to reduce our operating cost structure, we have done that. we wanted to improve health outcomes in patient engagement. we grew 20 million digital customers, reaching 55 million digital engagements. as we look to next year, it's an exciting year for us. we talk today about our growth in medicare advantage. we're going to grow over 600,000

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karen is libra, she may hit the jackpot this year. mindset i need to be careful crossing the street, walking across the street. [laughter] i have to cross a lot of stree streets. >> these new, i don't live in new york but they have new bike lanes you're not used to seeing and i swear you have to check three times, it's worse than london and buses, on the other side of the street so that is what i am worried about in the world scope but it's good to stay out of office politics. >> in 2024, predictors for this, i can't get into. >> you are going to make money this year. >> which is great, i'll work for a nonprofit company called my career -- >> 5o1c3. >> or even have a therapist, i tell my problems to telemarketers at this time they say you should redo your house and i'm like how about my childhood? >> let me tell you about my mom. >> i spend more time with my kids which i don't have a choice on that one but i love but it also says sleepless nights but my daughter, violet, time for bed and she's like plot twists, i'm not tired and i was

. >> ella es karen cifuentes, asegura.iglesia pentecostés movimiento de gloria en richmond. el pastor víctor hernández pineda, quien está acusado de abusar sexualmente de una menor en ese entonces, karen asegura tenía 14 años. es la primera vez que el abuso de mí fue en en la oficina de él. >> fue en la oficina de él. está en la iglesia. la oficina está en la iglesia actual ahorita, la siguiente veces fueron. Él me sacó de la escuela. >> para su papá. esto fue un acto de traición y dolor. si pues, yo estuve con él durante 10 años. >> Éramos muy amigos e convivíamos mucho e de cierta manera él decía que yo era su mano derecha y que era su mejor amigo. >> la iglesia hoy estuvo cerrada, pero quien vive en el segundo piso nos dijo esto sobre el sospechoso y has visto? el pastor me dice a veces, a veces y alguna vez visto algún comportamiento raro? no, no te sorprende esto que pasó? >> sí, porque yo. al pastor me han contado que no, nada ni nada raro. >> el acusado está en la cárcel de richmond con una fianza de 7 millones de d

and karen's point about the buy-back, they don't really matter anymore.t massaging the earnings enough. and you would rather like to see them make a bold move into generative a.i., using some of that cash, than to buy back their stock here. >> i think they are spending on a.i., it's just -- they haven't sprinkled themselves with the dust. one other thing to think about, when you talk about the multiple is, remember, so much of this business is a hardware business, right? and that multiple is very different, so, when you say, what does that mean for the services multiple, it's growing much more quickly, it's a really high number. right? >> should be a much lower multiple overall, the blend should still be a lot lower. >> i think so, yes, yes. >> too expensive. >> yes. i could have said that. too expensive. nicely done. >> you had a lot of questions about concentration surrounding magnificent seven. d can this group still be defensive next year? >> i think -- i feel like the trade, you know, that sort of late summer, early fall trade was all about balance s

i want to bring in karen smith. karen, i apologize. we don't have much time with you.lk about why it is you decided to get sworn in on this stack of banned books versus what normally people would be sworn in on, which is the bible. >> sure. thanks for having me. it's actually a friend of mine who mentioned swearing in on the banned books. i immediately thought, yes, after the last two years, what we've been through, here it felt like the right decision. >> were you surprised and that it went viral the way that it did and it has gained the momentum that it has? >> i was surprised, to be honest. but we have quite an important story here in central bucks. these banned books have become a center of the culture wars that have been profligate-ing the last couple years here. and the -- it has just become a real focus of the republican party and they've really lost their way. i feel like it is, you know, we've got to get back to focusing on what's really important in the classroom and representing all students. >> you chose these books yourself for various reasons. can you tal

’t know, in short, by the ruins, how did he drag it, a car, i opened the door, twenty-nine-year-old karents career can hardly be called successful, out of three professional fights he won only one, tarayan also has a criminal record, in 2019 he was sentenced to 6 years and one month for complicity in group extortion, illegal weapons trafficking as part of an organized crime group. later he received a sentence for illegal sale of drugs from the colony, he was released 4 months ago. i had on the scales that i could again end up in prison, but such a sum flashed that i thought that just by this kidnapping i would live well, you they probably saw that there was a child 's seat in the car, she probably had children, yes, i knew that they had children, now both defendants claim that they do not have one for the murder. no, he said that she had calmed down, she was at the point where she spends 2-3 days, he came, got into the car, said, well, what did he say, what did i tell people, your differences just don’t match up a little, you we were sitting together with a car, one says one thing, the ot

el abuso empezÓ en el 2015 y se extendiÓ por tres aÑos, pero reciÉn en el pasado karen.s afectadas, me dijo que no me preocupara de dar mi declaraciÓn. luis: esta mujer cree que el pastor la drogo hace ocho aÑos cuando le pidiÓ que fuera a su oficina a hablar de dios. >>sin ti cuando Él tocÓ mis partes, sentÍ cuando tocÓ mis pechos, las nalgas. luis: cuando digo que lo iba reportar, el pastor le habrÍa amenazado de muerte. >>Él me dijo que si yo decÍa algo me iba a matar. luis: el futuro del pastor estÁ ahora en manos de la corte. las acusaciones son graves y podrÍan surgir mÁs a medida que aparezcan mÁs vÍctimas. de ser contado culpable podrÍa pasar dÉcadas en prisiÓn. elian: donald trump que vive de las polÉmicas creÓ una masa la forman en una entrevista que se regresaba la casa blanca serÍa un dictador por un dÍa. cuando el periodista de fox le preguntÓ si algunas circunstancias estarÍa abusando del poder en represalia contra alguien trump respondiÓ que no, acepto el primer dÍa. maity: el cuarto debate presidencial republicano asistieron niki hadley, ron desantis, chr

if i had to ballpark it. >> and karen, what happens to this case and all the other cases the supremeules if trump is protected by immunity? >> i mean, it just depends, right? does he have absolute immunity or does he only have immunity for things that were within his job description or within the outer perimeter of his job? so, it really depends on how they rule and how they slice and dice this. but it would not make any sense because there is the united states constitution, article one, section three, clause seven, that actually talks about when, if a defendant is, if a president is impeached and convicted, it only applies to what will happen, if you will be removed from office. it says, nevertheless, you can then go to trial or charge him otherwise. and that's what judge chutkan found, was the constitution specifically provides for a criminal prosecution of a president who commits a crime, even though it is not explicit. trump is actually using that same clause to say and argue in his favor that it means that he can't be prosecuted, because there is an impeachment process, and ther

karen, thanks so much for being here.rning -- [laughter] on facetime with us ready to begin this movement. tell us what you're, you know, next week is the -- next weekend is the laying of the wreaths, but it starts now. tell us about it. >> we're getting ready to leave here. behind me there are almost a hundred volunteers trucks and trailers from different companies and organizations all over the country loaded up, and we've got about a 30 gold star families, about 40 other vehicles, and we're going to make the trek down. we stop at schools, every where along the way, communities, to carry out the mission. because, honestly, we place the wreaths, we remember -- [inaudible] most important thing, and that's the message that we're -- [audio difficulty] pete: no doubt. so you're carrying trucks full of wreaths from maine, and you will link up with volunteers and other supporters. and ultimately, end at articlington. but it's not just tarlingon -- arlington, right? people can participate across the country. >> right. if you go

como karen que tenÍa 14 aÑos cuando su pastor le propuso ser parte del coro de la iglesia al cambio deme sentÍa segura. la condiciÓn para que fueras parte era que fuera su pareja escondidas? >> si. >> dios era la excusa que el pastor solÍa recurrir para justificar lo que hacÍa con sus vÍctimas. >> tras varios rechazos los cuenta que un dÍa sospechoso decidiÓ llevarla con engaÑos a un hotel donde abusÓ sexualmente de ella. >> literal, me robÓ mi inocencia.porque era niÑa. >> el abuso comenzÓ en 2015 y se extendiÓ durante tres aÑos. en el aÑo de la pandemia decide alejarse de la iglesia. pero no fue hasta hace un mes que decidiÓ denunciar .>> en algÚn momento mencionÓ o temiÓ que pudiera ir a la cÁrcel por eso? >> dijo, si me llegan a atrapar alguna iglesia en la cÁrcel.entonces, Él ha tenido ese miedo. >> al aire su testimonio han habido varias mujeres que salieron a denunciar presuntos abusos a manos del mismo pastor. >> me dijo que hay 15 niÑas afectadas. y que no me preocupa para de dar mi declaraciÓn. >> esta vÍctima que nos pidiÓocultar cynthia dice casi ocho aÑos invitas oficina p

michael, karen, thank you so much. appreciate t. >>> and out front next, trump's republican opponents standing behind the former president and making team trump very happy. latest reporting from inside the campaign. >>> plus, russian massive air assault on ukraine. the biggest since the war began. will it bring ukraine to its knees. >>> and israel claiming it has destroyed a hideout belonging to hamas' leader. >>> tonight donal republican rivals rallying around the former president sort of. one after the other, all slamming maine's democratic secretary of state for taking trump's name off the gop primary ballot. >> some of the stuff they are doing now, like this stuff with like the maine, it was ridiculous. >> this should be decided by the voters of the united states. it should not be decided by courts. >> this is not how we should want to win. >> kristen holmes is out front. what are you hearing from trump's campaign about how they plan to use this to their advantage? >> well, publicly you will see a lot of the same t

>> el abuso de karen nos dijo, continuó por varios años.ez, pero ambas nos comentan que hay al menos 15 víctimas. >> hay ahorita que está detenido. yo no estoy contenta porque se hizo la justicia, porque si no lo detienen más niñas van a seguir en lo mismo y yo me arrepiento de no haber hablado, pero tampoco tenía pruebas. y también por las amenazas para los padres de karen, quienes trabajaban cerca del sospechoso y en la iglesia hernández, sostienen, le quitó la alegría a muchas familias, pero respiran un poco aliviados, sabiendo que están tras las rejas. >> quise buscarlo, matarlo, estrangularlo, porque no aparte de que le hizo daño a mi hija, le robó su inocencia. también me sentí traicionado a mí misma cuando yo supe muchas veces. >> este me quise quitar la vida porque dije yo para qué? yo era culpable como madre. >> mañana el caso será presentado a la fiscalía. y qué mensaje le tienes a esas otras víctimas que tú aseguras? existen? yo les digo que no tengan, que no tengan miedo. >> entre más la gente lo denuncie, menos posibilidades de

. >>> joining us now is karen f finneas at the table and john avlon.o, some people this morning saying, haley didn't say a lot, she got attacked all the time, a weak or strong debate for her. >> i think it was a very strong debate for her, at the end of the day she needed to do no harm, she held her own, she did a good job of responding to the attacks, she didn't get flustered. she did a great job of handling vivek ramaswamy in the one attack where she said, treated him a like a fleck of dirt. but several moments where she had clear, concise answers. i may not agree with what she said, like on immigration, and she did something what woman candidates have to do, show toughness and strength and compassion in different ways men do. >> she also got a pretty strong defense from chris christie who i expected go after her. she's ascending in new hampshire. can we listen to it real quick? >> he has insulted nikki haley's basic intelligence, not her positions, her basic intelligence. if you want to disagree on issues, that's fine. we disagree on some issues. i'

this is the original karen. we believe from now on, we should probably refer to people who falsely accuse black people of some wrongdoing as caroline because this is the original story that started it all. host: if you want to ask our guest questions about their book in the event surrounding it, (202) 748-8000 for the eastern time zone, (202) 748-8001 mountain and pacific time zone or text us at (202) 748-8003. you have a paperback version of this book coming out. what will be added to it as the result from the initial printing? guest: i think it will be the same. chris can address that as well. guest: we do edit the afterword because carolyn bryant died after the hardcover was released. we updated it to also reflect on accusations, attempts to arrest her, indict her between the time of the publication of the hardcover and the publication of the paperback. we do update it in that regard and put it in context of people can understand and also develop a critical assessment of the story they hear, the stories they

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also, maggie haberman and cnn legal analyst karen. so judge, i want to start with you: what does it say to you that the supreme court decided not to take this up. special council jack smith had requested? >> i have two feelings about it. one is that you understand that in 19 cases, the supreme court under trump took up an immediate appeal on abortion cases, on student. on affirmative action. cases that were far less weighy than this. on the one hand. on the other hand, the lack of a dissent suggests that the supreme court maybe they think that the dc circuit is moving fast enough. they have oral arguments scheduled january 9th and they are waiting for that decision. and they could move expeditiously. they may want the cover of the district court. the dc circuit decision before they move. in other words, they have already seen a court of appeals moving quickly. so this doesn't necessarily indicate that they are not going to take it up expeditiously. it is already being taken up expeditiously in the dc circuit. that might be one reason.