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prices, and shares are down 98%. they are rebounding today, there was a report, speaking to lawyers and investment bankers, web bush they are only worth a buck. have you seen oil prices today? they are dead flat. china opening up which would increase demand, the pipeline connecting canada and the us is down. gas prices have been is a symbol of inflation all year. 654 days, it cost drivers less to philip now than it did a year ago, 332 nationally today, $0.02 less than a year ago. are we going to get under 3 bucks nationally? our friend from gas buddy says a dozen states are under 3. we are going to get there.

nationally on christmas eve so merry christmas. a lot of people hope gas prices stay low. neil: lower than we were a year ago, the white house pounding that. appreciate it. in china the big question now that they removed the 0-tolerance policy on covid, a lot of business owners are dealing with possible fallout of a spike in infections. susan: reports of local citizens stocking up on their masks, cold and cough medications, sanitizers and test kits and bracing for higher covid cases. we had a former cdc china head warning most chinese may end up with covid, they are racing to vaccinate a lot of elderly,

over the age of 70, still unvaccinated and softening, a result this morning of urging from apple supplier fox con. they are warning china's status is in danger if they hadn't lifted the 0 covid policies. fox con is influential. fox con accounting for 4% of china's exports employing 1 million, they shipped $32 billion worth of china made goods each year. social media let up for the rest of the population on national easing. they are relieved they could quarantine at home instead. into public spaces every day and these your travel to see the family once again and all that optimism is rally in china stocks. one of the best performers today on the nasdaq and the s&p 500.

the index more than doubled in 6 weeks after hitting 12-year-old lows, leading the best november and 13 years. for the first time in 13 years, there is a health concern going on over there. in beijing, president xi's covid policies beating back a strong bias, a narrative. neil: thank you. to rich edson where the president is going to try to make it over to the unions that are not keen especially on the real deal. >> reporter: some rail workers say the deal doesn't cut it, they want more sick time and more flexible schedules. we spoke with one engineer who retired this year and says more rail workers follow her out of business. >> people living with the same

economic standard and scheduling benefits that we don't have. we are already seeing that. we will see it more. people go to amtrak and other passenger rails. >> reporter: four of 12 rail unions voted to reject the labor agreement that was negotiated. congress and the white house opposed it. the spokesperson for the brother of maintenance, who voted to reject the deal tells fox news, quote, the effects of this past bargaining round and eventual conclusion of congressionally plummet agreement will take longer to materialize. we would only be speculating at this point though i don't think it is an exaggeration to believe it could lead to the railroad. frustration of working for these bums is real. rail companies .224% raises and $5000 bonuses and they say

railroads concerned work/life balance issues must continue. rail currently has lower attrition rates than many industries, industries making progress in train and engine work flowing, 8% in october compared to where we were in january. benefits and compensation packages were part of why that is the case. independent government agencies, over the past 6 years major railroads eliminated 1/3 of their jobs. neil: thank you. it doesn't take a keen eye on what is going on in the economy, union workers or no. is it too late for that? going into recession. >> the odds of us going into recession are very high, the recession will be very painful and i think still remains to be seen.

it is hard for me to believe we are not moving into an area with higher interest rates and a lot of people sitting on the sidelines avoiding to make commitments. neil: not a great environment. market strategist when it comes to options and things like that, with us now, what do you think? >> reporter: i disagree. if you look at everything considering price, prices have dropped dramatically. the fed is winning this war, the dollars down, the crude oil that year lows, interest rate at 20% the last couple weeks, 3.5% in the 10 year yield. i see a lot of price positives. china is 40% off of its lows.

we see another pushing the s&p, let's get some follow-through. neil: when you look at the consumer, do you agree with that? >> sputtering could be the individual. a lot of money more than we made in the last couple years, we weathered the storm for now and with the dollar continuing to decline that is a positive for all asset classes and the market in general. we have seen free money where rates were free for years and now we are back to historical average. we are as consumers making money on our money right now. you want to park your money pretty easily, without much struggle. neil: investing in what?

>> basic treasury like the short term, you get cds, treasuries, paying money, can't remember last time you could make money. neil: you couldn't beat that with stocks. >> reporter: i think you can. i always look at the opportunity and you can be a victor or a victim. energy stocks on the move, they are set up again to face out, making a potential move to the upside. you want to trade whatever is strongest or best, you can make money in down markets are up markets. i have to look at it and that's why these markets are here, to protect and profit. you don't have to be passive. you can take advantage of whatever the markets give you and put it in your pocket.

neil: for couple years, what do we look forward to, average her turns in the 8% to 10% rate over time, how do you see it. >> that's very realistic. the dow, only 30 stocks, the dow is less than 10%, the s&p 15% off of its lows and 15% from types, considering a war going on in europe and what happened with prices, prices have re-inflated but if you look at crude oil as our psychological barometer, $70 a barrel, house that not positive? everyone was talking how interest rates dropped too fast. can't have it both ways, interest rates rising too fast and turning the economy and falling too fast and turning the economy, got to look at it in relative terms. rates are historically low and stocks of gotten supercheap

with pe value below the 10 year average. there is good risk reward, better for stocks and some of these tech stocks, microsoft, google, and amazon showing their the turn in that sector. neil: great catching up with you. in the meantime, we are getting a signal from the powers that be in congress on both sides of the aisle, they are not done with ftx. who they say should be questioned. after this. ♪

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sense. the company reported it lost more money than analysts expected. revenue went down, cash on hand went down. wedbush looked at the turnaround funds in the green. it is positive today in a big way. the only thing we can see as it is up because we characterize it as a meme stock, on a day today basis, in ways like this that will be down so much when they end up the next and look at all the meme stocks, amcs, nokia up 1.5%. even with today's gains by 20%, game stop is down 13% even with those games of 8.9%. what is happening is the stocks

are down and use the terminology, they are trending higher. according to analysts who follow, a stock has been a nice pop at least for today. neil: the push to talk to sam bankman-fried, kelly o'grady from los angeles, including some politicians. >> reporter: the question is if and when he will testify. when he has a better understanding of what happened, there has been criticism on maxine waters for not being harder on the disgraced founder, praised him for his can't notice for what transpired. she did tweet this, saying, quote, lies articulating that i'm not willing to subpoena spf, he has been subpoenaed to testify at the hearing and a subpoena is on the table, stay

tuned. mike holly hill yvonne asked where the committee stands and that subpoena. >> will there be a time you need to subpoena him? >> absolutely. at the december 13th meeting. subpoena is on the table. >> reporter: senate hearing had a bit more teeth, senators on both sides sent this letter, you must answer for the failure of entities that would cause at least in part by the clear misuse of client funds. if you choose not to appear i am prepared with ranking member pat tooley to issue a subpoena. it is difficult to -- he could choose to join via zoom. there's more information coming out about looming charges. they are investigating whether

bank superman-fried manipulated the market causing the crash of 2 crypto currencies over this year. that something sources claim ftx and alameda research did with other coins as well. a lot for washington to question him on. the deadline is 5 p.m. pm today so we will see if he speaks out. i will send it back to you. neil: politicians might consult my next guest because he had an extended conversation with bankman-fried. i want to share some of that with our viewers. this is from your conversation. take a look. >> what would you need to know to feel comfortable enough to testify? >> good question. obviously it will depend on what they want to ask about and what they want to hear but i want to feel i'm in a position to get fairly complete answers

to their questions where i wasn't left saying here's my best guess but i don't feel very confident. at the end of the day i want to be helpful to them as well. we will see what happens. neil: i am curious what you think about where this is going? >> you are pressing on the catch-22 sam is facing where he walked out of his account, his ability to get data by john ray, who's administering the present state of ftx and he needs data to provide value to the committee. i don't anticipate he will appear and until he gets that data it seems he cannot deliver any value. neil: a lot of people compare it to the bernie madoff

scandal, investors are getting tight, take them off et cetera sorely in the process. what do you think of those analogies? >> just on something you report on a few minutes ago that in many ways the manipulation is a key part of the attribute, not an indictment of crypto as a whole but when you are shorting tokens on ftx are various ones alameda had a hand in your getting cashed out. whatever crypto currencies were traded, when you have a short position, the future's response, you're getting stable coins or actual dollars you can take to the bank. if he is doing those manipulative activities to get cash you have to wonder what he needs the cash for. neil: any people who lost so much money have any chance of getting it back? >> i tell the people i know, mostly my clients in europe that i work with that they are likely not to get much because

they would be junior creditors. that's not an answer they want to hear. people flying from brussels, from london to the bahamas to try to get answers from sam because they lost millions and that makes a huge dent in their net worth. i'm deeply empathetic to that but everything i'm seeing in terms of the hack and all the parts being liquidated i don't think they will see much of anything. sad to say. neil: thanks for taking the time. when we come back, a kinship tween elon musk and pat dorsey or is it? after this. ♪ ♪

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neil: how much did bosses know about what was going on and what information was being suppressed or not talked about at all? the latest from hilary vaughn on capitol hill. following that story. >> elon musk continues to publish documents detailing what led to major content takedowns like censoring the hunter biden laptop so. the old what her boss, jack dorsey, is giving elon musk some advice, get it out there tweeting if the goal is transparency to build trust why not release everything without filter and let people judge for themselves, musk replying he will, tweeting most important data was hidden and some may have been deleted. as he tries to build back user trust, a free-speech platform

he is being buried with a number of legal probes into his businesses, musk's upgrade to twitter headquarters is being investigated for possible code violations by the city of san francisco after musk converted office space into bedrooms for employees working long hours on a deadline. musk reacting to the investigation saying the city of san francisco attacks companies providing beds retired employees instead of making sure kids are safe from fentanyl. democrats to secure a bigger majority after georgia app senate runoff are promising to use their subpoena power to keep a closer eye on corporations. >> our committees will have greater oversight ability, subpoena power, it is the biden administration, no, subpoena power could deal with corporate corruption and other problems throughout the country.

>> reporter: another elon musk business neural link, reuters reports under federal investigation for possible animal welfare violations. neil: thank you very much. charlie gasparino, what do you think? charles: what i found interesting, this is not necessarily a business story but i'm a business reporter, how much time twitter spend on censoring the new york post and censuring people in general, most of them right of center, they should have built a business which is a horrible business, elon musk paid $40 billion too much. everyone knows that can happen and if he wasn't in their, it would probably be $15 stock. this is a company that was allegedly created by the public

with the fiduciary responsibility not to the world, not to censor people but it's shareholders and countless time, you go through these emails these are senior people at this company obsessed with crazy censorship stuff. back to the new york post story and i'm a columnist for the new york post, look at it this way. of twitter was really worried whether this was misinformation why didn't twitter ask the biden campaign, whether this stuff is real, whether hunter biden wants a comment and what is going on because that could have short-circuited this whole thing. of the biden white house, one of the reasons you go with a story like that if you can identify the person gave it to you whether it is hunter biden,

or hunter biden not denying any of this, that is all twitter had to do, go to them and say is this real or not and if they said no comment you know it is real and there's election and transparency, whether it is hacked information from the russians or just hunter biden getting wasted one day and giving his laptop to somebody, not picking it up for a year what does it matter for the average voter? they want to see that. i think it is important to see his e-mails even if they are russian. if they are made up that's another story. the journalist, people like me take stuff that has been taken by whistleblowers potentially illegally all the time. as long as i'm not part of that theft i get to report it and the question from twitter is why did it waste so much time not trying to be an open source

platform for free-speech? within limits. you don't want people threatening others. q and on, a voice on twitter, probably the ayatollahs as they call for death to israel shouldn't either but for the most part this is a new york post story that was vetted and they still spent so much time on this. really quite remarkable. you see why the company is such a shambles and elon, lots of debt, he declared bankruptcy in 6 months, wouldn't be surprised given where the numbers are going, but this is a wacky business of missing, focusing on little specs instead of the big picture. how many pages can you put in the room to turn a light bulb? that's what it looks like here. neil: the reference to bankruptcy and twitter.

charles: if you said because he overpaid too much debt i could see that. neil: very good perspective. if you believe it is more expensive to put gifts under the christmas tree this year you should see what is going on in the struggle to pay for decorations outside your home. this should really light you up after this. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ everywhere you go ♪ take a look in the 5 and 10 ♪ listening once again ♪ with candy canes ♪ and silver lanes aglow ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like this must ♪

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neil: imagine the first electric belt after that. it is popping right now. does grady trimble know it? hey, grady. >> reporter: imagine the electricity bill at this house this time of year with electricity costs up 14% from a year ago. it will cost everyone more to light their homes this year. i have been calling him a madman behind all these, you light it all up all december long and you pay for it all december long in terms of electric bill. >> it goes up $1400, from $300 normally.

>> you expect it to go up more this year because of inflation. >> 17 or $1800 a year. >> reporter: i want to show viewers the display while we go through decorations that anyone might by. you've got christmas lights up 15% this year so, holiday scented candles, poinsettias, you name it, they are more expensive this year and that, you add to this display every year. >> every year to keep this going, costs $10,000. >> reporter: you been doing it since the 90s. >> it is a stable community. >> reporter: it for good cause at this house, for local charity in the chicago area that helps the homeless. not to be a debbie downer is for good cause.

neil: thank you for that. a lot of people regardless of prices, with crime involved, let's get the latest on that from jeff flock. >> christmas decorations are cheaper if you steal from. that is what happens a lot more these days. they didn't like to talk about stuff being stolen and swept under the carpet. they have a fancy name for it called shrink. walmart the latest in philadelphia, the latest company to admit this is a big deal. we got to talk about this,

walmart, target, right aid, they are getting hurt by this. where i stand today, philadelphia where retail theft is up this year, 51%. with a gun, up 30%. some violent crimes are down but it is the theft that is up. leading some retailers to take matters into their own hands. a gas station in philadelphia hired armed guards with ar rifles, to make sure nobody carjacks customers or causes problems. that is a problem. the owner says prosecutors are not doing their job not prosecuting people. to steal a certain amount in that, the former ceo of home

depot telling fox that is a real problem that sends a bad message. >> another silence contributor to inflation as long is under $800-$1000 it is an entitlement you can take. that is having a tremendous impact. the retail sales people, consumers are afraid. we've got to get control of this. >> people shop online for christmas shopping. this is a kick in the teeth, why go to the store where you are getting ripped off if you can buy it from home? there is stuff all around. neil: things are getting pricey, legislation paving the way for a big increase in the

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>> welcome back to coast to coast, the house passed the defense bill, the vote 35280. a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers supported the bill that arch conservatives are still not pleased. >> $800 piece of legislation, two days to consider 4000 pages. >> reporter: this after leader strip democratic priorities from the bill that includes energy permitting plan push by joe manchin who wanted a provision allowing banks to do business with marijuana firms lose the next big hurdle is funding the government. democrats advocate a longer

spending bill which goes through next year. >> fully funding the government is the best avenue not only for the public but for servicemembers in uniform who workday it and night to keep a safe. short-term extensions would hinder their ability to work at full capacity. i urge all sides to keep negotiating until we reach a solution. >> reporter: abbreviated bills are tougher for the military because the pentagon consumes 55% of all money appropriated by congress. capitol hill is involved in the annual crush before christmas. >> this summer 16 through eighteenth, we get a 3,000 page bill that will be given to us an hour or two before. this is the way it works every year. no one will read it. what is a guaranty, $1 trillion in debt next year. >> reporter: appropriations

committee chairman pat lahey will releasable monday, he believes it can overcome a filibuster. the deadline is next friday. neil: thank you. byron york and the examiner, don't know if this is a preview for coming attractions, how party makeup will sort itself out. >> this bill is likely to pass at some point. the objections you just heard rand paul say, until we have one hour or 2, that is true. there's a bigger debate about a long-term bill. the 2 sides are this. republicans are saying this bill is written by house controlled by nancy pelosi and senate controlled by chuck schumer. let's wait until republicans control one of the houses of

congress and get more conservative priorities in the bill. in any normal time that makes sense but there are some republicans in the senate who are saying when republicans take the house is going to take a while to get organized. this bill needs to be done quickly. what they are not saying out loud is they are wondering if kevin mccarthy really has the votes to become speaker? may be the house will get bogged down in a fight over that and they want to push defense spending and aid for ukraine out the door as quickly as possible. they would rather make a deal with democrats right now than wait for kevin mccarthy and the republicans to take office in january. neil: you mentioned republicans. i noticed something developed over the last few days picking up pace, growing willingness on the part of republicans expressing frustration, the

georgia senate seat with donald trump. i want you to listen to this. >> anyone seeking the presidency, the constitution, should now be suspended, it seems to me would have a hard time being sworn in. >> democrats in many cases were able to turn it into a choice election because of trump's presence out there. was here factor i don't think there's any question. a lot of candidates that have problems in these elections were running on the 2,020 election being stolen and i don't think independent voters were having it. >> donald trump lost again. a lot of people in our party loved the former president but he is if you will the kiss of death for someone who wants to win a general election. at some point we've got to move on. >> what happened in georgia last night, that is

center-right state. if you get things done correctly you will end up with a margin of victory like kemp had. all of those issues we've got to get better at or we will be disappointed. neil: what did you think of all of that? >> trump's statement about the constitution, would support terminating some electoral provisions in the constitution in order to be reinstated to the white house now or to have another 2020 election, that was too much even for some of his supporters. it is pushing him further and further into a situation where he has a real hard-core of support but everybody else is ready to move on but the bigger factor for republicans is the fact that he hasn't been winning. if you look at the senate races where trump thought it was

important enough to travel to the state and do a rally for an individual candidate, for the candidates who were newcomers, first time senate candidates that trump endorsed and pushed hard, 7 of them and he lost 5. he won in ohio, he won in north carolina, he lost in pennsylvania, arizona, alaska and georgia. republicans are saying this is a losing path and that has more influence on republican feelings about trump than anything. neil: a lot of them used to be afraid of him, afraid to challenge him, now it appears the political emperor had no clothes. i wonder if that will embolden those who want to take him on for the 24 nomination. he said that would be an act of

challenge, showing honor and loyalty to him. where do you see this coming? >> there was a belief in early states like iowa, a while back, if trump were to declare his candidacy it would clearly, that seems not to have happened. it is clear that we shouldn't overstate this. trump remains very influential with a substantial part of the republican base, maybe as much as half of it. that's the big deal but no doubt he's losing altitude both in the party and in the general electorate. there was a recent poll by market university law school that hypothetical 2024 head to head matchups. they did a head to fark matchup between trump and joe biden and joe biden won by 10 points 44 to 34. they did a head to head matchup between joe biden and ron desantis and it was tied 42-42. that is an indication i think of other candidates, other

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