. >> is that a carlton?on for you. >> you're telling me i could be in the nfl if i just got this thing right? >> open the hips up. >> that's all it takes? >> did somebody say trees, lights and garland? don't make me sing, oh, my god. >> hit it. ♪ if you want to be my lover ♪ ♪ stop, stop, ♪ ♪ people of the world ♪ ♪ spice up your life ♪ ♪ ah ♪ ♪ workin' for the man every night and day ♪ ♪ ♪ >> na,na,na,na,na, now to "sports with mona". >> that's me. >> some cicadas, too. >> i was afraid you were going to do this. >> oh, my god. >> you tell me to shut up? >> yay, mona! >> oh, no, there's not enough time. >> come on, andrew, you got this. >> you're stronger than you believe. >> finally, making it to the apex. taking in the view. >> this is a once in a lifetime experience, and i can't believe i'm experiencing it with mona, andrew on the other side of the fence. i'm on top of the world! >> well, you're late. >> it's just -- i know, i know. i kind of feel like i'm part tom cruise and part vanessa carlton. i'm stu

[laughter] thirty-seven carlton pat yourself on the back for calling attention to a firm early this yearis done very well but i've got to ask you how does it make any money? the firm lent me money to buy that peloton and literally is not charging a penny and interest-free. >> when you look at the firm they're counting less one of those people not bring them to keep up with the payments they promised to do. now, the stock as you point out did very well the back half of the year. buy now pay later become a very hot space in 2021. but a hot space also becomes a crowded space bar to going to look at firm in 2020 to competition. super excited people are signing up for this by now pay later deals but eventually that check comes due. i would tread carefully here for. >> it's tough for people to realize is just credit like any other. one you wish you could take back suggestion people fall into the gap stock. >> maybe fall out of it. i was excited about this one as a turnaround play, a reopening player back to school play. none of that really came to pass in november the company cut its forecast.

jack carlton it's been a rough road for peloton which fell from 171 to the mid-40s over the course ofn in the and the city reboot didn't do very well, now it's down another 7%, what happened. >> peloton has had problems people going back to the gym not as many people buying the bikes they cut the forecast earlier this year. yesterday don't tell my boss but i was reading spoiler alerts for the new reboot and big spoiler a big development in which a noteworthy character dies after writing a peloton. they didn't know how it would be in the show and it tumbled 11% additional 5% on friday. jack let's go to actionable ideas. i'll start with you i think is really interesting. >> tesla selling season the markets biggest losers are falling even more but they do a good job at the beginning of the following year i'm looking at global payments and other big losers that could get a bounce once we get out of 2021. jack no offense jack about your pick but it's a little unusual. >> cf industry i don't think we talked nearly enough on this program manufactured urea used in fertilizer, russia and china

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the pair will hit the green at the rich carlton -- ritz-carlton golf club next saturday.s competed since being seriously injured in that rollover accident in february. ama: finally, steph curry's assault on the all-time record for most three-point baskets continues tonight. dan: he is 15 treys away from 2973 three-pointers. it is unlikely he will break it at home tonight against the former trailblazers. he could cut into the total enough to get feminine self shot at breaking the record this saturday against the 76ers. you can watch it here on abc 7 beginning at 5:30. not tonight come perchance saturday. ama: you never know, he can do amazing things. world news tonight is next. dan: we appreciate your time. we will see you again in half an hour for abc 7 news at 6:0 so maybe we're new to home improvement, but we got an insider tip on the ultimate flooring destination. we're shopping alongside real-life designers and contractors. and, these prices! yeah, we found where the pros go. explore floor and decor in person or online. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo retailer for specia

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carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102, and mr. president, that concludes my announcements. >> yes, thank you. at this time, would you call the roll, please? >> clerk: yes. members, when you hear your name, please indicate that you are present. [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are nine members present. we have a quorum. >> thank you. mr. clerk, before we proceed to the next item, i just wanted to remind us that what we can, to be circumspect in our meetings as best we can, and you will be invited by people who know you or don't know you to various meetings. i have no problem with that, but we just want to be careful how we represent the committee, that we don't assume that the committee is going to take a position that isn't taken, that we project that we have taken any positions that we have not. and for official statements and comments coming from the committee, that's my responsibility, though i reserve the right to ask you all to help me in that because there are sometimes that people may want to talk to me, and i ask you

over the years, the hilton name has not been seen as ultimately elite as ritz-carlton or four seasons statement? chris: it is. and by choice. if you go back 50 years, hilton was the leading pioneering luxury brand on earth, but as time went on and we learned that segmentation mattered in the business, and customers had these different needs, we really tried purposefully to make hilton a four-star brand to allow for other things above it. david: your ultimate luxury ran, waldorf-astoria? chris: waldorf-astoria. our luxury brands are waldorf-astoria, conrad, but the very highest and is that, conrad, and the other is a collection of historic luxury hotels. david: new york city, the initial waldorf-astoria has been under construction and rehabilitation for a few years. you don't own it, but you will manage it, i presume. well it open in my lifetime? chris: let me correct one thing. that is not the original. the original waldorf-astoria was put together as a consequence of two members of the astor family feuding that had two hotels that were on the site of what is today the empire state bu

carlton, twitter has managed a really neat trick.t is a very popular, very powerful tech platform and it is actually selling at below its ipo price, kind of unheard of. at the risk of oversimplifying, it is missing on monetization, innovation, back end tech is lagging. all i can say at least i have [inaudible]. >> jack dorsey announced this week he is stepping down focusing more on square or what's called block. twitter has about 200 million daily active users not making a lot of money on them. they had to figure out how to do that. on innovation, they tried fleet. that product was fleeting longer in its existence. they launched [inaudible] years ago. that could have been tik-tok. they got rid of it. they needed to get users engaged, help advertisers. on the back end, the platform has been difficult for some users with harassment and things like that. they need to have better tech to moderate those sorts of things. >> i think subscription would be the way. i wouldn't be surprised if the company gets bought out. funny things in the dr

jack: in that case, carlton if i were a unicorn and i wanted to go public i might be thinking now ishe time while the getting is still good. >> i would say you are correct. 2021 was a huge year for ipo we had roughly a thousand companies go public. record levels. but when you look at the ipos more than half her training below the ipo price. going into 2020 to a lot of ipos and a huge driver of ipo in 2021. also investor appetite they may want to get in on the field under deals but expect them to be much more discerning than they were in 2021. jack: one of the big ipos are looking for 2022. >> at big one that we know about is going to be read it. i spent a fair amount of time on the wall street forum but some other ones that we are looking at a company time, giovanni, we also have house, data breaks and discord looking to go public in 2022. jack: i'll be interested to see if the reddit posters are pushing the reddit stock maybe that becomes the meta-meme. but let's talk spider-man, have you seen it yet? what does good box office results mean for the theater business? >> i have not see

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viewer, you have been warned, carlton of, ben, jack, thanks for the warnings. don't forget to follow us on twitter at barron's online. that's all for us. merry christmas. we'll see you next week on barron's round table. ♪ >>> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: hello and merry christmas to all. well come to the program that analyzes the week the that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. more major market moves in the abbreviated trading week this week, driven by easing fears over the omicron variant and higher consumer confidence. mark matson is here on where we go from here. plus, are you better off now than you were a year ago under president trump? the white house says you are, especially after they say they have fixed supply chain issues and they saved christmas. house ways and means ranking member, kevin brady, will respond. the biden administration has been accused of abuse at the southern border. i'll speak with texas attorney general ken paxton about a new lawsuit and his fi

you know, just moral hazard means nothing to him and, and stephanie carlton is one of his advisors who created magic money training mat, modern monetary theory, just print print until it explodes. and that's exactly what they're doing. you know, you saw last year or this year in the middle, the year were early said that 6 and a half trillion additional stimulus is, is the minimum that we should put out there. if you think about what's happened, i mean go back to jesus, come back to 998. we had the 1st, the 1st bell out. and 1st case of moral hazard was when long term capital management got billed, billed out, and that was $1000000000.00. and everybody thought that was the end of the world that was in $98.00 or $99.00. and then of course, after that we had, we had the dot com in 2000 to 2001. and if you see what, what happened with that? i mean, that went from 5132, all the way down to around 1200. and you know, it was up the staircase and down the elevator shaft and then then they build out that will be creating housing bubble. it took 15 years for the nasdaq to retake that $5132.00 le

i never would have thought this sitting at the ritz-carlton in istanbul 17 years ago.t was a couple of years ago that we started to move the market when we understood this new focus of erdogan, the fact that he did want to cut rates in the pace of inflation. this whole seismic focus of him as a leader in the political interference we continue to see as we see the ushered in of the governor. tom: we will continue to monitor that. dow futures up to 19. in the yield space, 1.45 percent on the 10 year. so much quiescent. oil, 74 dollars $.23 on brent. coming up, jenny -- coming up, janet mui. good morning. ♪ laura: we will hear from the european central bank a few minutes from now. the ecb is set to unveil a gradual withdrawal from its extreme there he stimulus. -- from its extraordinary stimulus. in turkey, the central bank says it is ramping up a cycle of interest rate cuts, but first it cut its one-week we prorate -- one-week repo rate in support of monetary policy. that sent the turkish lira falling against the dollar over concerns on inflation. apple pushing back its

. >> the 15-time major champion will partner with his son, charlie, at the ritz-carlton golf club in in orlando. this is something we weren't sure we would ever see again. not only is tiger back on the green, he is there for his son. this is seriously whole some holiday content. >> reporter: it really is. paula, boris, this is such a moment. tiger woods, his recovery, he talks about what he has been through the last 11 months trying to get back to this point. for those of them who watched all of these years, watched him for decades now, as he skyrocketed into fame approximate, playing at stanford, this great aura on the golf course and this force field that brought people all over the country and the world to cheer for him. we saw his fall from grace. the last win was 2019, winning the masters. of course in february 2021, that car crash. it's hard to believe he was able to come out alive. at one point doctors said they might have to amputate his right leg. well, that didn't happen. tiger has been spending, he says, every day rehabbing. it has been more grueling than any he has had in

and i think it's really important to read judge carlton reeves' lower court opinion.son it has not gone into effect is because there is a judge, judge reeves, who writes a stunning opinion with wonderful footnotes identifying how harsh mississippi has been as a state to the interests of women and specifically the interests of black women. let's be clear that states like mississippi and texas have amongst the highest maternal mortality rates in not just the united states, in the entire world. there was a time a few years ago that texas was considered the most dangerous place in the developed world to even be pregnant. fannie lu hamer famously spoke about the mississippi referring to 11 ask 12-year-old girls who were forcibly sterilized, in the state of mississippi. it's hard to take seriously these states who say their efforts are out of love and care when in fact that's never been shown in the arc of history in these states regarding black women or girls or generally any women who happen to be vulnerable and poor in those states. >> it seems if the court rules in the