howie: joining ben domenech and in north liz claman. ou make of liz cheney having gotten clobbered by her party and using media to launch crusade of donald trump and the media's role here. >> it's interesting because there was support for liz cheney a couple of months ago in the wake of her voting for impeachment. criticizing former president trump saying a lot of the same things that she was saying so what changed? what changed that people became of a mind within her conference, a conference that had backed her just, you know, a few months ago that she was no longer capable of being a member of leadership of the party. the name is the house of representatives and it does represent and i think at that point where she was representing the wishes to have people that elected her and voted overwhelmingly for donald trump and her state is a very valid one. i think in this context. the media is really making a mountain out of something that is going to not be considered a very significant political event ultimately. if liz cheney had done her

just like this market as i hand it over to liz claman. you've got momentum going into the closing bell, liz. liz: [laughter] do you know what song "manic monday" i'm calling this manic thursday, charles. charles: yeah. liz: absolutely nuts. wall street aiming now to snap its three-day losing streak as markets definitely recover from steep losses earlier this week. look at the dow, high of the session be a gain of 554 we're up 506, s&p jumping 1 1/3% a nice move of 56 points and nasdac up 104 points, but bitcoin going in the opposite direction after billionaire visionary elon musk does a backflip on bitcoin. tesla will no longer accept the cryptocurrency for purchase of its vehicles. musk blaming the bitcoin mining process, and its impact on the environment. bitcoin marathon digital has seen a huge spike in its stock over the past year, as it works to build the biggest bitcoin mining operation in the u.s.. here in a fox business exclusive , marathon digital ceo is going to defend the process and give instant reaction to musk's move. from cr

the market's rallying into this final hour of trading as i hand it over to liz claman. liz: charles, you know what in my grandmother katie, that's my middle name, gave birth to nine children. three doctors! [laughter] charles: oh, my -- no way. oh, man. liz: liz yes. charles: wow. congratlates. that's wonderful, great story. liz: indeed. charles: happy mother's day, liz. liz: oh, tell your wife too. always great to have everybody, all the moms and all the kids, right? that includes all of you guys. no glancing in the rearview mirror for wall street as we head into the final hour of trade. dow, s&p and the transports are all looking at brand new record closes. traders totally ignore the shocking miss in that april jobs report. treasury secretary janet yellen putting her spin on it moments ago saying that the u.s. is, quote, seeing remarkable economic progress but that there is more work to be done, and the april jobs number shows that. our floor show traders are about to gauge why the stock market appears to be completely fine with the big miss and whether you should be t

so i think, eddie and dan, as i hand it off to my colleague, liz claman. liz: and that is exactly who you speak to every day, charles. us too. the individual and the big ceos. but you know what? wall street encompasses all of them these days. wall street is celebrating cinco de mayo with an old-fashioned rally that has the dow the jones industrials headed for its 22nd record close of the year. it needs just 67 points to get there. we're up 164. i any gain means a third straight record for the dow transports as well, so that one up 110 points. we're in the color for a record there unless something not good happens in the next 59 minutes. of. [laughter] we're not looking for that, but president biden also in the spirit visiting a mexican restaurant today to promote the positive effects of his american rescue plan. but his $2 trillion infrastructure plan is still on the bench. it's not just the roads and bridges. that's old school infrastructure. america's power grid needs a massive overhaul, and the ceo of one of the biggest energy companies in the nation is

were drifting higher as i headed over to my colleague liz claman. greatest celebration of 125th anniversary of the dow jones, 125 years, either way the s&p and the nasdaq arsine gains the nasdaq showing signs of life, 84 points, sm p better by six, one of the top thank you ceos in the nation is worried

want to send it over to liz claman. hello, liz. liz: hey, cheryl, thank you so much. we got this question for our viewers, what happened to sell in may and go away? investors jumping in with both feet on this first trading day of the month. the dow needs 326 to hit a new record, we're up 297 right now. warren buffett and his trusty side kicks held their annual berkshire hathaway shareholder meeting saturday, but this time the billionaire ceo and vice chair charlie munger added sharp edges with targets ranging from cryptocurrency to robinhood to inflation. and even on whether they would insure elon musk's rocket to mars. [laughter] yeah, you've got to hear what buffett said about that. but it was a slip of the tongue by munger that revealed the years-long secret held very close at berkshire, the man who will run the omaha-based conglomerate after buffett is gone. share holler jack oliver, he rented out a movie theater for the big virtual event for the his clients, complete with beach balls and buffett's favorite candy, of course. that would be peanut brittle. he'll rev

were drifting higher as i headed over to my colleague liz claman. liz: the dow just turn negative a few minutes ago is not the greatest celebration of 125th anniversary of the dow jones, 125 years, either way the s&p and the nasdaq arsine gains the nasdaq showing signs of life, 84 points, sm p better by six, one of the top thank you ceos in the nation is worried, j.p. morgan chase jamie dimon saying he thinks inflation will go considerably higher and that's not all, that is not all that came at him we will have the fireworks and coming up the bankers at today's senate hearing, ford stock is seen an unusual spike as we head into the 59 minutes of trade the welcome jolt to the upside coming on a major headline ford wants to be 40% all electric by the end of the decade, ford ceo is here to explain how he thinks he can do it in the middle of a global chip shortage that said the company the hardest. in the midst of the worker shortage, job hunters flocked to make the public debut visit recruiter ceo is here not only to see how stocks will close on the fir

the russel actually, really the start of the session today, as i hand it over to my colleague, liz clamanhose charles thanks for keeping an eye on it. we take the baton from cp, markets getting a juice from the job market as jobless claims fall to a pandemic low again. week after week, this is happening, that number is coming down it's a very good sign. the dow and the s&p now less than 1% from record highs, the dow climbing about 123 points right now. president joe biden on the road in cleveland at this very moment , pushing his economic agenda. he's taking a tour of the robotics integrated system station on

want to send it over to liz claman. hello, liz. liz: hey, cheryl, thank you so much.s, what happened to sell in may and go away? investors jumping in with both feet on this first trading day of the month. the dow needs 326 to hit a new record, we're up 297 right now. warren buffett and his trusty side kicks held their annual berkshire hathaway shareholder meeting saturday, but this time the billionaire ceo and vice chair charlie munger added sharp edges with targets ranging from cryptocurrency to robinhood to inflation. and even o

i share that with you as i hand it over to my colleague, liz claman. liz: charles, you know, i'm calling it the no fear wall street, right? no fear on wall street -- charles: there you go, no fear. liz: as markets climb higher, i know, on this final trading day of may, investors shrugging off the federal reserve's favorite inflation reading as it hits its highest level in 29 years? this somehow is not a problem because looked at the dow jones industrials, up 115. the s&p gaining 12, the nasdaq up 56. wall street is not worried either about president joe biden's $6 trillion budget that was just released an hour ago. the massive spending plan comes complete with a $1.8 trillion deficit next year alone. we're going to take you straight to the white house for instant analysis. we're also going to talk to the man apple executives basically called the a drama queen in internal memos. apple app store critic david hanson, aka drama queen or king, here to respond for the very first time since those memos were revealed. and gentlemen, restart your engines. the in

the russel actually, really the start of the session today, as i hand it over to my colleague, liz claman. liz: those small and mid caps we love to watch those charles thanks for keeping an eye on it. we take the baton from cp, markets getting a juice from the job market as jobless claims fall to a pandemic low again. week after week, this is happening, that number is coming down it's a very good sign. the dow and the s&p now less than 1% from record highs, the dow climbing about 123 points right now. president joe biden on the road in cleveland at this very moment , pushing his economic agenda. he's taking a tour of the robotics integrated system station on the campus of cuyahoga community college. we're going to tell you what he literally just said seconds ago about inflation, and the economy plus, hospital oath going public at the new york stock exchange as high end scrubs company makes its unbelievable debut. the company's co-ceo's are here to watch their close on their first day of trade. the memorial day weekend project ed to be the biggest to hit theaters since the pandemic began.

we'll see what happens in the meantime, hand it over to liz claman. liz, you know, we lost some altitude i'm not sure, a lot of anxiety out there. liz: yeah, i know. we're all in the red at the moment but yeah, we'll watch that tesla story for all of your viewers who are going to stay with us, thanks, charles. the ford electric vehicle center in dearborn, michigan getting a jolt of presidential pop in just the last hour, as the commander-in-chief tours the plant to promote his american jobs plan, and its $176 billion investment in electric vehicles. that's got the entire ev sector powering higher but the back drop of a mixed picture which is now all lower on wall street for the broader market is kind of dimming, some of that move. a trio of market titans showing their cars as you just heard charles mention, michael burry saying warren buffett and cathie wood lay down their winners and fold their losing hands our floor show traders are about to pinpoint who made the pest trades. and the great outdoors mean big profits as lockdown weary americans head fo

we'll see what happens in the meantime, hand it over to liz claman. the red at the moment but yeah, we'll watch that tesla story for all of your viewers who are going to stay with us, thanks, charles. the ford electric vehicle center in dearborn, michigan getting a jolt of presidential pop in just the last hour, as the commander-in-chief tours the plant to promote his american jobs plan, and its $176 billion investment in electric vehicles. that's got the entire ev sector powering higher but the back drop of a mixed picture which is now all lower on wall street for the broader market is kind of

so i think, eddie and dan, as i hand it off to my colleague, liz claman. y day, charles. us too. the individual and the big ceos. but you know what? wall street encompasses all of them these days. wall street is celebrating cinco de mayo with an old-fashioned rally that has the dow the jones industrials headed for its 22nd record close of the year. it needs just 67 points to get there. we're up 164. i any gain means a third straight record for the dow transports as well, so that one up 110 points. we're in the color for a record there unless something not good happens in the next 59 minutes. of. [laughter] we're not l

i share that with you as i hand it over to my colleague, liz claman. , right? no fear on wall street -- charles: there you go, no fear. liz: as markets climb higher, i know, on this final trading day of may, investors shrugging off the federal reserve's favorite inflation reading as it hits its highest level in 29 years? this somehow is not a problem because looked at the dow jones industrials, up 115. the s&p gaining 12, the nasdaq up 56. wall street is not worried either about president joe biden's $6 trillion budget that was just released an hour ago. the massive spending plan comes co

the market's rallying into this final hour of trading as i hand it over to liz claman. nine children. three doctors! [laughter] charles: oh, my -- no way. oh, man. liz: liz yes. charles: wow. congratlates. that's wonderful, great story. liz: indeed. charles: happy mother's day, liz. liz: oh, tell your wife too. always great to have everybody, all the moms and all the kids, right? that includes all of you guys.

attention to you, the selling pressure built over the last hour, no cp affect as they handed over to liz claman, nothing is spooking this market liz: were hearing right now breaking news, what it is that is caused a major turnaround for forthe outside for the major industry, confrontation between the u.s. and iran driving the dow away from 35000, market selling off exactly at 2:10 p.m. eastern after the pentagon said a dozen iranian gunboats harassed six u.s. warships in the straight of hormuz a strategically important point in the persian gulf, the dow did hit 35000 intraday but now well below 34890, still holding onto gains of 113-point, the dow is still on his way to a record close, six-day win streak, sticks straight record comes at the expense of big tech and momentum stocks, you can see what's happening with the big nasdaq names, we do have the nasdaq down 312 points, as investors rotate out. are they rotating into the energy sector? it is powering into the green bumper doing so before the situation with iran but at the same time we have the entire system on red alert for the colonial pip

liz claman, over to you. liz: charles, may the force be with you. it may be stars "star wars" day, but stocks have sold off. the dow is coming back, but it's the nasdaq on the dark side as investors rotate out of big tech and momentum stocks. the nasdaq having its worst day since march 18th. while tocks go down -- stocks go down, a huge spacex rocket is within seconds of going up. we're about to show you the launch of elon musk's rocket 9 louvre. also a major message to americans about getting vaccinated. and as doge coin heads to the starses, we've got the company credited with giving doge the fuel. but first, breaking news, we take you to cape canaveral live in florida where spacex's falcon 9 rocket named after han solo's spacecraft by ceo and "star wars" fan elon musk is about to head to the heavens. let's listen. >> ignition and liftoff. may the force be with us. [background sounds] liz: and liftoff. spacex, the company that began as a dream in an empty hangar in el segundo, california, 19 years ago successfully launching its 13th mission of 202

erin, sylvia, thank you very much, liz claman, over to you. liz: yeah, we got a little bit of a turnaround here, we're just about everything, but look, we're talking to crypto crash, it is turning into a bit of a crypto comeback at this hour after tailspinning 29% to the downside to $30, 200 earlier in the session and now the crypto of record is at $37, 850 still down about $5,000, but it is a comeback here. the tumble set off by chinese financial institutions issuing a not so subtle reminder that the entire country is banned from dealing in digital currenc ies. the crypto exchange is all looking at kind of a robinhood moment a trading disaster with major delays and suspensions of trading, coinbase , gemini all having trouble keeping up with nervous crypto traders rushing to sell. we'll tackle all of this with the chief investment officer of bitwise, which just launched that first etf that's allowed to use crypto in its name, he's here in a fox business exclusive the markets are down for a third straight day but cryptos moves off the lows we'll

liz claman, over to you. liz: charles, may the force be with you.ff. the dow is coming back, but it's the nasdaq on the dark side as investors rotate out of big tech and momentum stocks. the nasdaq having its worst day since march 18th. while tocks go down -- stocks go down, a huge spacex rocket is within seconds of going up. we're about to show you the launch of elon musk's rocket 9 louvre. also a major message to

meanwhile, liz claman, over to you. that right now we're seeing a major escalation of violence in the middle east at this hour that is, i am sure, adding to what's happening with the volatility index. you're looking at a live picture of gaza city. equally as important is the fact that we do have hamas, reports of hamas firing rockets into tel aviv. gaza city, of course, is where israel had fired off new airstrikes, hitting the high-rise home of a hamas field commander and two border tunnels. hamas has fired some 1 is 30

erin, sylvia, thank you very much, liz claman, over to you. to crypto crash, it is turning into a bit of a crypto comeback at this hour after tailspinning 29% to the downside to $30, 200 earlier in the session and now the crypto of record is at $37, 850 still down about $5,000, but it is a comeback here. the tumble set off by chinese financial institutions issuing a not so subtle reminder that the entire country is banned from dealing in digit

ken you're the best, liz claman, i've been using the word meander ing, we're waiting for something here pull you moment going on right here, between the wall street bulls and the wall street bears they are locked in sort of this volatile tug of war as we head into the final hour of trade. right now, the bears have a very slight advantage. the dow, down 59 the s&p down 8 the nasdac, we'll call it flat because just a second ago it was positive. could traders maybe already be looking away from their screens and ahead to the memorial day weekend plans?

liz claman, i tell you, it's been a crazy week. there was so much action. liz: we like crazy. [laughter] because i am -- [laughter] you are too. we'll take it. you know what? if the nasdaq is finally going to break its four-week losing streak, folks, it is all going to come down to this final hour of trade. the nasdaq will crack that streak as long as it falls fewer than 107 points, right now we're down just 26. plus, it is the one of the tech-heavy index's top stocks that's in the harsh spotlight at this hour. take a look at apple, at the moment moving slightly lower. ceo tim cook flashing the peace sign before entering a courtroom war to defend his tech titan and its app store practices against fortnite maker epic games in one of the biggest antitrust battles of the year. app developer john meyer and market watch's jonathan schwartz who have been covering every minute of the courtroom action are here to game which side drew blood. breezing back into the air, airline industry titan david neeleman making, this is unbelievable, his fifth flight into the airline business, create

attention to you, the selling pressure built over the last hour, no cp affect as they handed over to liz claman turnaround for forthe outside for the major industry, confrontation between the u.s. and iran driving the dow away from 35000, market selling off exactly at 2:10 p.m. eastern after the pentagon said a dozen iranian gunboats harassed six u.s. warships in the straight of hormuz a strategically

i'm going to hand it over to my colleague, liz claman, with a little bit of momentum, liz.of in the red moving around, as charles mentioned, trying to get back there. but the hottest story at this very hour involves a wild pairing, shark week, meet cnn. it's the $43 billion mega-media merger that's throwing up a red flag in this final or hour of trade. at&t combining assets from hpo, tnt to animal plant and hgtv.

meanwhile, liz claman, over to you. liz: charles, we need to tell our viewers that right now we're seeing a major escalation of violence in the middle east at this hour that is, i am sure, adding to what's happening with the volatility index. you're looking at a live picture of gaza city. equally as important is the fact that we do have hamas, reports of hamas firing rockets into tel aviv. gaza city, of course, is where israel had fired off new airstrikes, hitting the high-rise home of a hamas field commander and two border tunnels. hamas has fired some 1 is 30 rockets -- 130 rockets at tel aviv as the tensions there escalate. so lets us look at the vix. this is wall street's fear gauge, spiking to its highest level since march 8th. it has moderated slightly, but we're looking at it at 21.38, jumping 8.75% as multiple headlines hit the tape. we're heading into this final hour. markets are, we should say, well off their lows, but the dow is down 459 points, the nasdaq gapped down at the open, was as low as a loss of 294,

i'm going to hand it over to my colleague, liz claman, with a little bit of momentum, liz. liz: yeah, a teeny bit. we do have the markets kind of in the red moving around, as charles mentioned, trying to get back there. but the hottest story at this very hour involves a wild pairing, shark week, meet cnn. it's the $43 billion mega-media merger that's throwing up a red flag in this final or hour of trade. at&t combining assets from hpo, tnt to animal plant and hgtv. could it trigger a money for content competition that leaves everybody poorer? former at&t broadband ceo leo hindery is here along with top telecom analyst craig moffett. plus, charlie gasparino on the palace intrigue that's in full swing right now. who's predicting how the chess pieces fall. as at&t and discovery build a media giant, home builders are stuck in their own catch 22. rising material costs paired with huge demand, we've got the ceo -- listen to this or -- the housing stock that's up nearly 1,000% over just the last year, love hovnanian ceo is here in a fox business exclusive. and the colonial pipelin

liz claman, handing over pretty good market to you. s breaking news we have fear fading fast as the shock and awe of yesterday's crypto crash disappears. the wall street fear gauge otherwise known as the volatility index is dropping about 8% that means more complacency and calmness coming into the market. stocks though are rallying as weekly jobless claims hit yet fresh new pandemic lows. the dow, s&p, and nasdac, about to snap a three-day losing streak, anything could happen in this final hour though. we've seen so much volatility in

we're doing okay, liz claman, as i hand it over to you. liz: i know., charles. we do have -- monday's market madness from stocks to crypto to commodities, right now it's all jelly in this final hour. the s&p 500 turning positive for the month as the dow tracks its third straight win and tech stocks are powering the nasdaq higher. that's why we've got the nasdaq on the bug here. it's gaining 232 points, the biggest percentage gainer up 1.75%. yeah, you do have crude oil going crazy

we're doing okay, liz claman, as i hand it over to you. liz: i know. hey, it's a monday, we can be okay. [laughter] thanks, charles. we do have -- monday's market madness from stocks to crypto to commodities, right now it's all jelly in this final hour. the s&p 500 turning positive for the month as the dow tracks its third straight win and tech stocks are powering the nasdaq higher. that's why we've got the nasdaq on the bug here. it's gaining 232 points, the biggest percentage gainer up 1.75%. yeah, you do have crude oil going crazy, right? pushing back above $66 per barrel, it's at 6:5.93 -- 65.93 at the moment. crypto's getting a bitcoin bounce after a wild weekend. our all-star digital currency powell is here to react to not only the massive moves in the currency, but goldman's massive move on making bitcoin official as an asset class. but if bitcoin's really goldman's favorite crypto, they're kind of hinting at something else. another big bank at the same time backs away from bitcoin. buy now, pay later was just a winning formula for a firm during

we do have a little stability as i hand it over to my colleague, liz claman. i think this last hour's going to be explosive though. liz: uh-huh, uh-huh. and as all of our viewers who trade should know? look out, robinhood. wall street's top cop is considering new rules for online brokerages to protect the retail investor who got shut out of trading during that wild january week of volatility in gamestop shares. moments ago at a house financial services committee hearing gary gensler, the chairman of the securities and exchange commission, cracked the window open to give us a sense of who he might be hunting when it comes to more regulation. our floor show traders are here to react to all his potential changes to brokerage transparency lows, option trading, cryptocurrency and more. the large cap dow remain unchanged, we have the dow up 140 points. but the nasdaq's struggling, slipping 70 points right now. pandemic silver lining. yes, of course, it had a devastating effect on so many small businesses, but as many died, others have been born. the man with his fing

just like this market as i hand it over to liz claman. what song "manic monday" i'm calling this manic thursday, charles. charles: yeah. liz: absolutely nuts. wall street aiming now to snap its three-day losing streak as markets definitely recover from steep losses earlier this week. look at the dow, high of the session be a gain of 554 we're up 506, s&p jumping 1 1/3% a nice move of 56 points and nasdac up 104 points, but bitcoin going in the opposite direction after

liz claman, handing over pretty good market to you. liz: yes, thank you, you know what you're also handing it over just as we have some various breaking news we have fear fading fast as the shock and awe of yesterday's crypto crash disappears. the wall street fear gauge otherwise known as the volatility index is dropping about 8% that means more complacency and calmness coming into the market. stocks though are rallying as weekly jobless claims hit yet fresh new pandemic lows. the dow, s&p, and nasdac, about to snap a three-day losing streak, anything could happen in this final hour though. we've seen so much volatility in this particular 59 minutes on a daily basis but at the moment the dow is up 212 points the s&p better by 45 look at the nasdac up 231, but did the fed just hint two different things? one, that the rapidly-improving economy means it might be time to takeaway the pandemic punch bowl? jpmorgan's top asset manager phil camparlli is here in a fox business exclusive to tell us whether yesterday's market scare is gone or if

we do have a little stability as i hand it over to my colleague, liz claman. hough. liz: uh-huh, uh-huh. and as all of our viewers who trade should know? look out, robinhood. wall street's top cop is considering new rules for online brokerages to protect the retail investor who got shut out of trading during that wild january week of volatility in gamestop shares. moments ago at a house financial services committee hearing gary gensler, the chairman of the securities and exchange commission, cracked the window open to give us a sense of who he might be hunting when it comes to more regulation.

liz claman, i tell you, it's been a crazy week. there was so much action. liz: we like crazy.t? if the nasdaq is finally going to break its four-week losing streak, folks, it is all going to come down to this final hour of trade. the nasdaq will crack that streak as long as it falls fewer than 107 points, right now we're down just 26. plus, it is the one of the tech-heavy index's top stocks that's in the harsh spotlight at this hour. take a look at apple, at the moment moving

liz claman, looks like it's going to be another tough last hour trading. liz: yeah, well that's what happens when you get a price shock, right? inflation is the name of the game on wall street in this final hour of trade. take a look at the 10 year yield , it is up for a fourth straight day, now hitting a five -week high of 1.699%, i don't know when this hour, we could see 1.7% here after consumer prices saw their biggest monthly jump in nearly 12 years. that's putting pressure on stock s. make no mistake about it, markets got swamped as soon as this consumer price index number hit the tape this morning we are now on track for a third straight day of losses as fears of a rate hike to take down these rising prices grow we do have the dow down 509 points the nasdac down 312. as inflation spikes, so too does the cost of pumping iron. pandemic winner nautilus now dealing with a new set of challenges as the price of raw materials, iron ore, copper, steel, could upset its workouts. the ceo is here to tell us what he's doing about it, and his plan to challenge riv

ken you're the best, liz claman, i've been using the word meander ing, we're waiting for something here. liz: okay i'm thinking push me, pull you, right? there is a big push me, pull you moment going on right here, between the wall street bulls and the wall street bears they are locked in sort of this volatile tug of war as we head into the final hour of trade. right now, the bears have a very slight advantage. the dow, down 59 the s&p down 8 the nasdac, we'll call it flat because just a second ago it was positive. could traders maybe already be looking away from their screens and ahead to the memorial day weekend plans? airbnb ceo brian chesky is here live to rollout 100 new ways airbnb is introducing to make travel plans easier, and all bianco the 42 languages his site is now adding, so that his customer service reps can help everybody. plus, what would sum summer be like without ice cream and what if you left out the cream part of ice cream? it is the hottest new dessert trend worth hundreds of millions of dollars and the founder of kind bars is about to reveal his new line of plant-

liz claman, looks like it's going to be another tough last hour trading. e name of the game on wall street in this final hour of trade. take a look at the 10 year yield , it is up for a fourth straight day, now hitting a five -week high of 1.699%, i don't know when this hour, we could see 1.7% here after consumer prices saw their biggest monthly jump in nearly 12 years. that's putting pressure on stock s. make no mistake about it, markets got swamped as soon as this consumer price index number hit the tape this morning we are now on track for a thi

howard: joining us now, guy benson, host of daily show and podcast for fox news radio and liz claman, "the claman countdown" on fox business weekdays at three eastern. guy, "the washington post" was the first to retract this allegation that the fbi had warned rudy giuliani that he was the target of a russian disinformation campaign against joe biden. this came after he denied it. what's the impact on all three news organizations for correcting such a major accusation? >> well, it's a credibility hit again. and, look, if rudy did something wrong or illegal, let's let this process play out, but this is another example of one of the associates of donald trump in the headlines, in the news about some apparent or alleged malfeasance involving russia or ukraine, and you would think based on huge mistakes that have been made in the past on this front, news organizations would be especially sensitive and careful on these questions and on these matters. and yet this is a huge, glaring mistake that had to be corrected by these three organizations. and, howie, here's a line that stands out to me