, let me finish josh, let me finish. some stocks hold valuations are very high. we have amazon that's doing it and netflix did it for a while until it grew to its valuation the market's full of it. i own unity and i don't own it on valuation and i own it because it's one of two primary assets on the show right now. >> does that get an exception? >> he made a call, there's a scarcity of the asset there. nvidia owns the data center, they own gaming, but others will be there so i have nothing wrong with it. i owned nvidia calls i told them because the time value was eroding and i'd like to go back in and i think go higher, what i was taking exception to even though you keep denying it, but you keep using the word not cheap that's valuation we have to be careful in terms of what we communicate >> he articulated. >> there are stocks that are not cheap either so i don't understand your point. every stock you own a value stock? >> i don't own stocks like that. >> dr. j, you get the last word. >> thank you the single easiest thi

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the big blowout there and it's the new n in faang josh brown, i know you're not surprised. i want you to listen to what you said then, and then we can talk about this quarter on the other side of that >> the market doesn't care about a lot of the ways that stocks like these have historically been valued. it's not texas instruments they're not stamping widgets it's a company that's involved literally in the transformation of the world the next phase, the fourth industrial revolution is marrying the physical world to the digital world. that's what us and our children are all about to live through. >> i mean, six days ago, point being, sell it on valuation at your peril, and today we learn why. >> i hate the sound -- i hate the sound of my voice. i'm so obnoxious let me try to change my tone so -- so, i mean, the growth is ludicrous. revenue growth of 50% for a company of this size year over year is crazy. data center -- >> 55% data center, 55, gaming, 42. >> then they have this thing which is the omni verse which last week they had the gtc event which is their user conference

a new episode every tuesday. >> josh brown is one of my panelists and josh, music, culture, personalnds like it's right up your alley >> it is brandon, i first became aware of your story through the earn your leisure guys i think you were on the show a couple of years back for the first time, and i just found it admirable that you were able to save so much of your salary, and i feel as though you were early to this because in 2020 all of a sudden everybody got interested in markets and investing and entrepreneurship, but you've been on this for longer than that how do you feel about all of the new voices that are now giving people advice. some of them giving good advice. some of them giving questionable advice like, how do you cut through all of that, given how loud the conversation with entrepreneurship has gotten on the internet and on instagram, tiktok, et cetera? >> yeah. great question, josh one, i would love to have you as a guest on the show and you as well, too, scott >> i'm in. it's one of the toughest thing in the world because especially when you're learning about this stu

incumbent moderate democratic senator claire mccaskill faced a challenge from josh hawley. everybody knew this was going to be a hard race for claire mccaskill no matter what. it's missouri. trump won missouri by nearly 20 points in 2016. two years later he's running to try to hold on to her seat as a democratic senator there. something came up right at the end of that campaign. reports surfaced that perhaps josh hawley had gotten some extra help in his campaign that might not have been okay.inoryeu a complaint was filed with the federal election commission jusc a couple of weeks before election day that accused the nra of having dumped a whole bunch of illegal money on josh l hawley during the campaign, supporting his campaign with illegal campaign spending through an elaborate scheme mp designed to evade campaign finance law. e now, this complaint about the nra allegedly illegally funding josh hawley in that senate race, it was filed by a non-partisan watchdog called the campaign legal center, but also by the gunso violence prevention group run by former congresswoman gab

it was the same media company that was doing all the ad buying for donald trump and josh hawley. they were just doing it with a different name on paper. not only was it the same company, literally the same guy signed off on all the ad buys for both the campaign and the nra. it's hard to argue it's not illegal coordination when there aren't even two people coordinating with each other. it's literally one guy, the same guy doing the ads for both of them. if you're just one person, you are by definition coordinating with yourself because otherwise, see a doctor. is the defy trying not to coordinate with himself? does he think he has some sort of chinese wall within? it looked on paper like the nr amt and these campaigns weren't coordinating. in fact the nra was essentially just giving money, illegally huge amounts of money, to trump's and hawley's ad guy and saying have fun. if that was how it worked, that would be illegal. a former chair of the fec said i don't think i've ever seen a situation where illegal coordination seems so obvious. it's so blatant, it doesn't even seem sloppy

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here is josh lederman.one thing i remember from my traveling overseas with previous presidents, it's that timing can be wiggly. we'll hear from president biden in this news conference format shortly and there's a lot to get to him on. you've worked ton five big things to watch. tell us what your expectations are as we wait to hear from president biden after his second foreign trip in office here. >> that's right. usually speaking of wiggly, usually these things start late. in this case it looks like it could start early. top of mind for everyone today, hallie, is the news back in washington, frankly. we have not heard from president biden about senator joe manchin since he came out yesterday, dropped a bomb into the whole situation with the president's spending bill which is not only important for so much of president biden's domestic agenda but also frankly the climate provisions that are key to the claims that president biden has been making here in scotland about how the u.s. is going to be able to deliv

tara: what about you, josh? mr. bolten: both dennis mcdonough -- jack, he was your successor as chief of staff, your immediate successor. you would serve the second term of the obama administration. i did it in december of 2008 for the incoming chief of staff rahm emanuel. dennis did it in 2016 for the incoming chief of staff reince priebus. we both convened everyone in our office, the chief of staff's office. in my case in the 2008 case there were 21 living chief of staff's and 18 showed up to give advice. dennis got a similar turnout in january will stop i guess it would have been january of 2017. you will recall by the time dennis hosted much for reince priebus, when chatham house rules we went around the table and gave advice. the real weight of the advice to rahm emanuel, who was an characteristically -- uncharacteristically quiet. you might remember -- mr. lew: i was not yet a former at that point. mr. bolten: that's right. you were not there. you were there in 2017 when rahm emanuel was -- in 2017. when rahm

reports surfaced, that perhaps josh hawley had gotten some extra help, in his campaign. some extra help that might not have been okay. a complaint was filed with the federal election commission a couple of weeks before election day, that accuse the nra, the national rifle association, of having dumped a whole bunch of illegal money on josh hawley. during the campaign. supporting hollies campaign with illegal campaign spending, what's the campaign called an elaborate scheme, designed to evade campaign finance law. this complaint, about the nra, allegedly illegally funding josh hawley in that senate race, it was filed by a non watchdog, and also by the gun violence prevention group and by former congresswoman gabby difference. i should know she was shot in the head grievously wounded in a mass shooting at a campaign event in her arizona district, in 2011, she went on to fund a prevention group that's now called giffords. their complaints to the fcc said the nra had illegally shoved nearly 1 million dollars, toward josh hawley, in the form of tv ads, supporting him. an elec

congressman josh hawley has his own answer.cs and what he views as a leftist brand of feminism driving men to those activities. >> the left's attack on america leads to an attack on men. can we be surprised that after years of being told they're the problem that their manhood is the problem, more and more men are withdrawing into the idleness and pornography and video games. we have to call men back to responsibility. spending your time on video games, spending your time watching porn -- the left saying men are to blame and masculinity is to blame. >> some of this is false. pornographic material predates feminism that hawley is citing and he didn't offer any studies supporting a thesis that exposure to certain political critiques would shape one's use of pornography or video games. okay. as for the broader argument that shifter gender norms impacts people's lives, there are debates about how to adjust to any shift in political atmospheres. a democratic strategist says, biden made gains with american men. in the many places that

there's something in the way you and i interact which sometimes has a friction to it, josh, for which i feel bad, however, i will point out back to the top, i still own google at 26 times forward earnings and at the same time i own gm and here's another point of agreement you own it, too, at eight times forward earnings it has a lot to do with the growth rate, but i think where you and i disagree and i think this is important is i think you believe more than i do that the market gets priced right i strongly believe there are times when the market gets priced wrong and that's why i'm adding to gm today and last week, judge, to you, the market is getting gm wrong. i said it loudly and i said it repeatedly there are times when i feel the market gets priced wrong, and i don't follow what the market is doing. >> if we can continue this over a nice lunch and shake hands and everything, but josh, you want to wrap that up with the last word >> i agree with everything he just said and i think he's going to make money with all three of those high-multiple stocks. >> what about gm [ laughter ] >

>> josh: i am only using west virginia apples. >> anthony: that can't be cost-effective. >> josh: it'swe make as a culture and as a community. >> mike: you know you look at something as simple as these pole beans. it took a community to save that seed. you know every time we put food on the plate, there's a story about the way that people have always kind of bound together to survive. ♪ >> coach larry: lord bless everybody that's going to the game, bless these young men and these young women as they cheer and as they play on the field. >> anthony: it's friday night. homecoming. the summers county bobcats versus the mount view golden knights. ♪ and for the citizens of welch, and mcdowell county, this is a very big deal indeed. [ laughter ] ♪ >> anthem singer: what so proudly we hailed. >> anthony: everybody knows everybody else's families, ask after their kids by name, mixed couples are common. there's an easy familiarity between people here. >> announcer: the 2017 mount view high school homecoming queen is -- [ cheers and applause ] >> coach larry: bang, bang on three. one, two, three.

josh: absolutely. of the things driving the churn we saw in virginia and new jersey is rural areas, the democratic votes just collapsing. these are republican areas, but the democrats usually held their own. this sort of blue-collar, lunch pail democrat is increasingly extinct. that is where joe biden really built his career. they have to figure out how to reach out to these folks. the cost of gas and everything is a political problem, and they don't know what to do about it. powell's remarks about things easing off would be music to joe biden's ears, but if it is q2, q3, heading into those midterm elections, it will be a political problem for democrats, no doubt. lisa: we've heard president biden pushing opec+ to pump more oil. i wonder how much desperation there is, whether he is prepared to release oil and really support the shale complex little bit more to get that price down. josh: they are not looking keen on that would be my answer. the domestic politics of cracking up oil production are dicey.

josh? >> josh: i mean, look, that's answer one, two, three, four, and basically the entire playbook for democrats these days. any time anybody has a failure, right? it's because of how they look and what their gender is, not because of what they are actually doing for a living, in her case failing at almost everything she's touched. i don't think it has anything to do with being a first at anything. it has a lot to do with her competency. >> harris: by the way, we have a lot of women on this show. and you, of course, josh. i mean, i think people are talking about what we say and do those sorts of things. let's see what happens. all right. just ahead, bill mar and chris cuomo going at it over dave chapelle. bill mar defending the median after he got labeled transphobic for his latest spiel. that's next. >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl?

but i will let you expand on that, josh. >> would as polls.waffle house in fayette county and i was talking to my server and her name was teresa. she was telling me that it is tough with prices going up at the gas pump, prices at the grocery store. and the waffle house, and i'm hearing this all over the state of ohio. listen, we are at a 31 year high for inflation. you have people like waitresses, truck drivers, nurses and places like youngstown, dayton, ohio, they are struggling to pay for thanksgiving day dinner let alone put food on the table. so i think biden is in fantasy land and has no idea what is going on the heartland like ohio. >> kevin: it is interesting and josh makes a great point, grover is a welcome into the conversation. you can talk a lot about economic metrics but the truth is for most families, it is a simple thing. am i paying another dollar per gallon of gas? am i spending 20% more on groceries? do i have enough to heat my home? how is heating cost to soar this winter and cold and parts of the country? can you see this di

and i think what is important to realize here is that i don't even think josh hawley believes what josh hawley is selling. i think he knows it is bs and it is really just so he can go out and get his, which are, you know, votes, popularity, leaning into the trump cult, pleasing trump. it is manipulative and it is funny, i actually -- i asked congressman adam kinzinger about this very thing a couple of days ago for an end view in "rolling st stone", i said does josh hawley believe what he says? and congressman kinzinger said, i don't think any of them really believe what they're saying with few exceptions. so i think in a way that makes it worse. if josh hawley were just kind of ignorant, and didn't know that, you know, the election wasn't stolen and yet was saying that it was, and really earnestly believes he was elected to bring masculinity back, that would be one thing. but i don't think he's ignorant. i think he's smart. i think it is manipulative. >> by the way, the interview you did with kinzinger in "rolling stone" is terrific and it gets to the idea of outrage as being this thing

now, josh hawley is a dangerous guy. let's get to the essence of josh hawley.s not acknowledge what happened on january 6th. a much bigger question is, what do you do when there are people in our government who don't believe in our form of government? and he is one of them. >> he'll say, no, no, i believe in it, january 6th was bad and wrong, said and settled, you guys are only upset about it because you get to use it as a cudgel but you didn't care about the black people and their allies running around burning down all those cities in the is it your testimony before. >> it's a false comparison and it wasn't the capitol and they weren't trying to stop a duly elected officer at the highest level of government from taking office. i mean, it's a pretty sobering thought that the republican with the most backbone was mike pence. >> but for pence it could have been a very different scenario, by the way. >> yes. when i mention liz cheney now, the audience claps. i'm like, oh, we love her now. >> let's see if she comes after biden a couple of times. >> that's okay, tha

everything josh said is absolutely right, but i'll add this on. a.g.s can be a source of convening statewide dialogue on health care and, thereby, multistate. we had a task force in minnesota looking at lowering prescription drug prices. we got people from the community, patients, doctors, all kinds of folks to come up with how we push this down. and what we came up with is that really the health care industry is, has socialism for the well-to-do and rugged individualism for everybody else, highly concentrated markets, very opaque market. no price -- little pricing signaling, and things could be so much better. you know, minnesota's a border state just like michigan and massachusetts. we have people going up to canada to get their insulin for 10% of what they pay for it this new hampshire. it's wrong. a.g.s like us are fighting this. you can sue 'em just like josh talked about, but you can also pull people together and help be that force that drives this change. so i just -- actually, i wasn't meaning to interrupt josh, and i'm sorry i did. i just

josh, you were in l.a.re in person i think they think two different rooms is weird -- you are sometimes in the same room [ laughter ] >> yes >> yeah. well, like, now. >> seth: it goes -- it goes better when you're not [ laughter ] and, josh, the scariest thing that happened, was we were -- we were in zooming, and you were -- you decided to do your interview from the bathtub >> yeah, i decided - [ light laughter ] well, i was in my house, and i was like, change of venue, change of location for the second act or third act, whatever you want to call it >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: and then while you were zooming in a bathtub, you froze. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: and there was a fear amongst all of us here that you had electrocuted yourself in the bathroom [ laughter ] >> yeah, which is a valid fear >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, you know i've got a lighting kit set up and i've got a computer and i've got - >> seth: a lot of things tipping on the side of a bathtub ledge >> yeah. >> seth: was it scary for yo

here's josh mankiewicz with "final curtain. " >> hello? >> hi, baby. >> hey, what's going on, what do you want me to do? >> i don't know. leave me. >> the woman on the phone was just hours away from walking down the aisle, to marry the man on the other end of this call, to pledge her love, until death did them part. >> i'm going to go do something right now, and you're not going to see me for the rest of your life. >> instead, she found herself in the middle of a twisted murder plot that would change her life forever. >> what did you do? >> i think you know what i did. >> she knew. or did she? her name is rachel buffett. you may remember her from a story we first reported in 2016, about her then fiance, dan wozniak. and about two families in search of the truth. >> i know a lot of answers now. a lot more than i had the last time we met. >> now, the final curtain. >> i believe with all my heart they were trying to get me back and kill me. >> new information. >> there's things that people need to know. there's things that need to be said. >>

josh brown >> amazon. i think your risk here is boredom.ould be very big upside >> the doc >> sounds like good boring to me, josh i would go with cliffs right here, clf, scott i like the upside. i like the infrastructure play clf, i bought more calls today >> we have 15 seconds left i just saw the dow is down about 633 points comments today from the fed chair and the testimony on capitol hill certainly helping the sell-off along today all of the major averages under significant pressure this hour appreciate you watching this show it does it for us. "the exchange" begins right now >>> and we'll pick it up with the sell-off i'm melissa lee in for kelly chair. the fed chair tanking the markets. he says inflation is not saying it is transitory let's get to dom chu nor the damage we are seeing today >> the damage is session lows. if you look at the dow we are off 630 points, roughly thereabouts. 1.75% to the downside. s&p 500, 4577 there,

the sense that it took so long, as josh eluded to, to get this passed. he had a chance now through this next round of legislation in the next few weeks to counter that. not only does he have the build back better bill coming up, he has just keeping the government doors open to avoid another shutdown, and he has the big defense authorization bill. that's a lot before christmas, and i think you're heading for a potential traffic jam there, if not crash. >> michael, real quick. what do you make of the public infighting of the republicans in the house who voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the republican senators who voted for it? it was quite a scene yesterday seeing republican senators standing alongside nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and some major democrats, and the president saying they got this bill done. >> god bless them for paying attention to the needs of their constituents as opposed to the politics of their party, number one. number two, look, it's the typical crazy infighting and stupid sycophantic oath slaying to donald trumpism,

josh brown, i'll come to you on this one where do you stand within this space? you pivoting back at all to any of the older names versus the nvidias? >> nvidia is like one of my largest holdings in tech, period have been in the stock almost seven years. it's really the one i have been most focused on. i don't really follow qualcomm closely. it's great company i hope they get it together. stock has been in a down trend since february, in an environment where most semi-conductor stocks have been ripping all year so that's been a tough one i'm not that interested in the areas that they work i'm really interested in more cutting edge technology and nvidia seems to have pole position in every industry that going to define the next five to ten years in this world, quite frankly. so that's what i'm doing and not a lot of deviation there. >> i just want to hit on bird, the stock of the day, allbirds going public, oversubscribed, above the range, prices above the range, and doubled in its market debut my favorite factoid about the cofounders and co-ceos, tim brown and jo

josh joining us right now.s it going >> tell our viewers what you're thinking about these two moves now? >> i mean, i feel as though they're very, very justified based on the results that we're seeing so which one do you want me to talk about first >> live. >> okay. so live is live. 17 million fans attended their shows in the third quarter of this year. overall ticket sales for major festivals were up 10% versus 2019, not versus the pandemic, but versus the last normal year. so live is not just, like, trying to get back to where they were they were accelerating through that, selling out major tours all over the world 500,000 tickets sold, chris stapleton, harry stiles, can't get tickets and through mid-october they told us they've sold 22 million tickets for live nation events in 2022. demand is stronger than ever a million tickets sold for coldplay, red hot chili peppers and stuff like that. not only are they selling partic ticket, but what fans are spending when at the venue is up 20% than 2019. deferred reve

i will bring back in nbc news' josh letterman traveling with the president.it of impromptu news potpourri, tough to hear. but folks had to crank the volume like we did here, talking about the travel restrictions going into effect monday and this variant of concern as the world health organization just named it today omni chron. he is pushing for people to get vacc'ed and boosterred. he hit on a couple other headlines on the economy and the fed as well as support for ukraine in a story we will talk about with our keir simmons later on in the show this report from the ukrainian president of this attempted coup they think was set to happen next week. let's break this down from president biden. he acknowledged he was briefed on omni control and that impromptu session with the pool of reporters moving with the president in nantucket. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. president biden had been having lunch with his family at a local tap room a few blocks from where i'm standing right now. he took that chance to speak to those reporters gathered to capture every movem

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while sitting down to dinner, josh says something intriguing. >> we were sitting there and josh said,ind if i kayak to school? i knew if he asked it, he was planning on doing it, and i needed to be careful in my response. >> reporter: so when the conditions are right, josh gets up early to give up his seat on the school bus. >> i would decide to kayak to school because i always wanted to do something cool that i'll remember for my whole life. i'll remember this for my whole life. >> i can remember finally pushing him off into the reservoir thinking, what have i just done. >> i throw my bag in the front, hope i don't capsize, and get to school. >> reporter: the route is two miles long. >> i like how when i do it, the sun rises when i'm in the middle of the lake and lake is smooth like glass. >> reporter: the view is strictly colorado. >> i think it's really pretty and stuff and it's worth it. >> reporter: the danger is real, but dad is always watching. >> i try to follow him because, you know, part of my job as dad is to protect him and keep him from doing stupid stuff and getting in t

josh, and juanita kicking us off. i appreciate both of you. we have a bunch of other big stories including the allies of the former president hit with new subpoenas and also new reporting on the criminal probe in georgia. neal katyal is here and we'll have a new special report and it is a deep dive on how workers are actually finding a way to beat some corporations including ways we've never seen before. also, why some on the right are going after, you're not going to believe it, big bird himself. that story before the hour is out. stay with us. hi mr. charles. we made you dinner. aww, thank you. ♪♪ ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward. and helping you plan for future generations. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. >> man: what's my safelite story? and helping you plan for future ge

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josh brown from ritz holtz wealth management.r to you, mike as we look at the sector breakdownthat wolf so well analyzed for us today, you look at some of the more cyclical players really taking a backseat today. >> absolutely. don't know if there's really a macro catalyst for that. a little more attention on rising covid cases overseas which i think is sort of just keeping the macro sentiment in check a little bit travel's been weak for a while so i think it's a little bit of a back and forth you had a strong outperformance run by things like consumer cyclicals and materials. that's part of it. i think the big question is, look, it's the second day in a row when the handful of the mega cap growths sort of rescue the s&p from anything looking like an apreshable. it can just be a quiet consolidation. or is it going to essentially weigh down the index that's always the question when you get into this kind of a phase. >> rivian going in reverse today, closing down 15% after a huge rally sends its ipos just increasingly turning highe

one on offense, one on defense but jacksonville's josh allen got the better of buffalo's josh al withint sack. the jags with the surprise of the day, they upset the bills 9-6 for the win. >>> the new york city marathon returned for the first time since 2019, and what a comeback it was the winners, two runners from kenya. around 30,000 runners competed one man took a break from the race to propose to his girlfriend and yes, spoiler alert, she did say yes. and here's msnbc's anchor stephanie ruhle jumping over the barriers to hug colleague willie geist. our very own bill cairns bringing home the medal with a time of 3 hours and 38e comparim past years and a huge shout out to producer cody schultz who ran the marathon for the first time. he's like, dang, there's not any chocolate in this. but he's fast asleep or catching a flight, because he has a caribbean vacation >> well deserved congratulations to everybody out there who accomplished that tremendous feat. better than i. now to the weather some coastal al flooding from connecticut. welcome back, janessa. >> good morning. good to see you

and josh hawley is a dangerous guy. is minor to someone who does not acknowledge to what happened on january 6th. and it is a much bigger question is what do you do when there are people in our government who don't believe in our form of government, and he is one of them. >> he'll say, no, no, i believe in it. and january 6th was bad and wrong, and said and settled, and you are only upset about it, because you can use it as a cud gel, and you only believe in it because you can say it was not your party. >> and it was attacking a duly elected officer from taking office. it is hard to believe that the highest office was with a backbone was mike pencement and now when i say liz cheney and the audience claps and now i see why. >> we will see if he goes after biden, and it is okay, because that is their job, republicans to go after democrats. ed and they were cats and dogs, and also, tip o'neill and reagan could have a drink after work, and work together, but i don't know how we will work together. how many qanon members of

hi, josh josh lipton is perhaps not - >> at hq working on the audio. >> with that story but maybe we'llth us? i don't think he is. we look forward to that story in a little bit reminder how we closed today which was down on the dow largely because of disney. s&p did eke out very slight gains. 6 basis point just slipped in the session. nasdaq was up about 0.5 pshs materials the best performing sector we'll come back after a short break. david malpass still to come among much more. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> let's get back to josh lipton for more on the black rifle cough fear company

you just heard josh talk about the state and local tax provisions.imary concern, given the cbo scoring. given the contrast to the bill that was passed by president trump back in '17 that had a, i think 10 times larger impact on the deficit. i think they are in position now and what i heard today is to try to get something done before the christmas break. >> shannon: okay. equipment, quick comment to you on this before we get to winners and losers. >> yeah. so i'm not entirely sure this is as big a victory this was a messaging bill. joe manchin said he is not even working off of it so whatever comes up in the senate, the house is going to have to vote on it again. and if you would hold joe manchin to his word, in particular about not wanting any budget gimmicks in it. this whole bill was one big budget gimmick in terms of phase outs and how long the programs loosst last this bill may have no future in the senate. we'll just have to see if he stands by his ground. >> shannon: okay, juan, kick us off on winners and losers tonight. >> well, i think the b

>> josh, i'm serious, do you see any semiofficial campaign activity? do you see democratic groups or republican groups trying to organize around the event itself today? >> reporter: we did see one billboard truck supporting president biden and his infrastructure deal, but i have to tell you, we're in a town of about 1,500 people. the only real sign of political activity has been opposition, including a small group of pro-trump protesters who are chanting, let's go brandon. they have been driving past us. they've got their signs and flags out. they're waiting to give a counterpunch to president biden while he's on the ground today. >> well, there are a lot of people in new hampshire with experience at getting a crowd even to a very small town considering that state's history with presidential events. but any way, josh lederman getting us start in the new hampshire. thanks very much. let me move over to the washington side of things. and kelly, i know you're doing plenty of reporting on sort of the reality check inside the white house. look, yesterday th

what the 76 is today i'll sell the others as it rallies. >> josh?th amazon even though it is so boring. hopefully not for long. >> all right guys. good to see everybody. thanks for watching. "the exchange" is now. >>> and thank you very much, scott. hi everybody i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. inflation has peaked is the view of economist david rosenberg who says price pressures will start to ease and this is nothing like the 1970s and deflation will win the war. how he says to position your portfolio. >>> checking in on choice hotels parent company of sleep- inn revealing earnings a ride,

while most of congress is arguing over infrastructure and social services, josh hawley-- senator from missouri and guy at your high school reunion who keeps telling everyone how much his watch cost-- has his eye on some much, much bigger balls: >> "men are no longer men"-- that is the lament of republican senator josh hawley, who is really trying to make masculinity a political issue. >> the left wing attack on manhood says to men, you're part of the problem. it says that your masculinity is inherently problematic. it's inherently oppressive. as conservatives, we've gotta call men back to responsibility. we've gotta say that spending your time not working-- and we have more and more men who are not working-- spending your time on video games, spending your time watching porn online while doing nothing is not good for you, your family, or this country. >> trevor: okay, first of all, working and watching porn are not mutually exclusive. plenty of men have figured out how to do it. it's called multi-tasking, senator. and, honestly, i'm surprised that josh hawley is criticizing porn, beca

the bills drafted josh allen in 2019 the jags drafted linebacker josh allen.second quarter he sacks allen. then in the third quarter allen a little off balance here going to throw it and it's going to end up right in the hands of, you guessed it, allen. with over five minutes left allen, the quarterback, is going to fumble the ball and it's recovered by, who else, but allen. first time ever players got a sack, interception, fumble recovery on a quarterback with the same name. buffalo was the 15.5 point favorite. >>> packers quarterback aaron rodgers continues to receive criticism for misleading everyone about his vaccination status. p previa health dropped him and on sun terry bradshaw said he was very disappointed. >> i'd give aaron rodgers advice, it would be nice if he had come to the naval academy and learned how to be honest. >> yeah. >> learned not to lie, because that's what you did, aaron. you lied to everyone. we are a divided nation politically. unfortunately -- >> trying to watch it. >> all right. sunday night football, the rams hosting a big night.

josh, there have been, what, at least 18 lawsuits already filed.mong the defendants, they include rapper travis scott, as well as concert organizer live nation. they have been accused of negligence. cnn has reached out to both for comment. we have not, yet, received responses. however, we are learning new information from the "wall street journal" that one item investigators are looking at is the possibility that some of those concertgoers may have suffered illness after consuming drugs laced with fentanyl. now, the fire chief was on cnn today. he said that it's too soon to draw any conclusions there. that remains under investigation. wolf, we are also hearing from family members of those victims. they are obviously in mourning. the family members of one of those victims, danish baig, was on cnn today with very powerful comments. take a listen. >> i just want everyone to know that people who lost their lives shouldn't have lost their lives in this festival. um, all the parties that were, um -- that set up this event should be held accountable. um,

let's get right to nbc's josh lederman in nantucket where the president is for the holiday. have msnbc medical contributor dr. vin gupta. also the host of npr's "full disclosure," robin farzad. josh, i asked you in the last hour whether the president would move to strict travel and you said you hadn't heard anything. sounds like he was listening. >> reporter: that's right, katy. the white house wanted to wait until the variant was designated of concern by the w.h.o. and that's now occurred. the white house is acting on the advice of the president's chief medical adviser dr. anthony fauci as well as the cdc in now putting into place these restrictions which will occur beginning on monday. in addition to south africa, there will be seven other countries that are subject to these new travel restrictions. i'll read them you to. it's botswana, zimbabwe, mows a.m. mozambique, and malawi, as scientists try to learn more about this covid-19 variant circulating in southern africa. now that it's been labeled a variant of concern, they feel comfortable taking this step. this policy wil

speaking of which, we're learning more about the folks josh hawley loves to salute.ut it in tonight's "seditionist round-up roundup." >> hay. grab 'em by the posse! >> stephen: first to meet lady justice is new jersey resident and mrs. maga claus, rasha abual ragheb. ms. ragheb planned her big insurrection day well in advance, and even urged people to join her and to "bring your own guns," and said she was bringing pepper spray, a knife, and a stun gun. and her social media posts confirm she was ready to resort to violence if the former president wasn't declared the winner, posting "it's 45 or civil war... 1776 is coming." okay, the civil war was not in 1776. ( laughter ) that's the revolutionary war. that's like going to comic-con and saying, "all right, "star wars" fans, here he is, captain james t. shrek!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) her lawyer has pushed against jail time for her client, saying ragheb was "not prepared for a civil war, nor intended to be a part of one." which would be a lot easier to believe if ragheb hadn't actually posted, "civil war is coming, a

i don't need image. >> thank you, josh, rod. have you both on as always we appreciate it. >>> still waiting for paypal an analyst thinks the stock can rally 40% from the current level. plus the ceo of hilton up on how the end of the u.s. international travel ban will pa danimctemd and pricing power for the industry it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. >>> zinga's earns are out. >> 4%, almost 5% after a beat on revenue and eps. the story all about the guidance fourth quarter in line with estimates of 715.4 million guiding 715 million. also for the full year guiding $2.8 bil