mike: michael psaros from kps capital, thrilled to have you. ing you back. >> thank you, mike, merry christmas. mike: more than 73,000 illegal immigrants evaded border patrol agents in november. the highest number of got aways ever recorded more on the overwhelmed and overworked agents at the border after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: you're looking at live images from fox flight team camera at the southern border highest number of illegal immigrants that have evaded officials otherwise known as got aways in a single month. senior correspondent mike tobin live on the ground in eagle pass, texas. hello, mike. >> traffic at the border is just not letting up both with drugs and people trying to get to the u.s. side. on the mexican side of the border stop that just happened there netted 660 pounds of that deadly and potent synthetic opioid fentanyl. drugs concealed on all things coconut. two people were arrested. the border patrol says there was enough fentanyl in this seizure to kill over 5 million people. texas state troopers picked up 45 pounds of cocai

the mike michael. hey, nice to meet with me. oh no, no, no, my what former show us is that you can, you can think as, as low as human beings can think in some ways you can do horrible things and you can come out the other side. you should have been so badly broken that there's no way you could come back from this. if you did, so can have that right. so can you, if you are going to pretend that this is simply an intellectual exercise, and you don't speak to the visceral experience that these guys have in the movement, you won't be able to reach that violence was fairly new to me. i know at the beginning i certainly enjoyed the adrenalin rush and the ability to instill fear in people that was like the water to someone to be wandering, the desert correlated factor and someone joining about when the extremist group with child trauma abuse could be coming from a broken home and drugs and alcohol. my case if there was abandonment, going out to foster care my whole life and being physically abused as a give by my an uncle and my cousin

michael dead? >> based on what wendi says, she has no motive to kill her husband, mike. so we have to conjecture. itself? is michael worth more to wendi dead than alive? >> congress added $100,000 to the sgli, the military life insurance. that's $250,000 if your husband dies while he's in the military. >> she made sure she was the beneficiary. michael called me before this ever happened. dad, i got married. i have to change my beneficiary. sure, i understand that. you'd better provide for your family if something should happen. >> the trial date is set. the prosecution has, it thinks, a cut and dried case. that is until wendi's defense team pulls an ace out of its sleeve. is it possible that a key piece of evidence be thrown out? hurry to kohl's biggest clearance event... for savings you don't want to miss. save up to 70% starting now... on must-haves like home essentials... active favorites... jeans... sweaters... boots... and pjs! kohl's. with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. feel the difference with downy. downtherecare with cottonelle 'cause the candles are lit and the playlist is

mike michael is missing something. and i know, over there, there was a piano.r maybe we dreamed about it, but a cot. jane look, the piano. and the folding bed is here too. it 's great that you didn't leave. and we thought you dreamed of a cot. where did you sleep this at night such questions are not answered by the ladies, because the gentlemen do not ask them. mr. hey, please take my cot, take it to the nursery for me. well, wasn't i clear enough hey mister. hey, well, my name is mr. robert robertson, true. well , there's nothing to be done now. if i called you mister once, we'll have to be mister and carefully i sleep only on this cot, no other. good morning bad weather, isn't it for anyone how? well, at least for those who save gasoline goes to the office on a bicycle? the thing is , i'm in a terribly hurry to the cherry street women's league meeting. the kids are dressing up. you feed them. yes, i'm making me hungry. if only they were so kind and buy something maybe. or maybe not. anyway , show me where the stroller is, and the product is a new stroller. oh

mike. what sectors appeal to you? michaelwe actually like some of the more cyclical, traditionally cyclical sectors within the higher-quality part of the high-yield market, investment-grade. financials, commodities, energy companies, even autos and homebuilders, have been killed. but they are cheap and are in a much different financial position than in past downturns. there is some value there, as well. katie: everyone is sticking with us. still ahead, the final spread, the week ahead. u.s. jobless claims stealing the spotlight amid a holiday shortened week. that is next here on real yield on bloomberg. ♪ katie: i'm katie greifeld. this is bloomberg real yield. markets close across europe and the u.s. on monday and observance of the christmas holiday. wholesale inventories coming on tuesday. u.s. jobless claims and the ecb publishing its economic bulletin on thursday. finally, u.s. bond markets close early on friday, 2:00 eastern. before we get there, it is a rapidfire round. three questions, three quick answers. truly, 10-ye

that's get a read on it with mike mckee. michael: good news on services standpoint. ism pmi goes up to 56.5, not expected. a slight drop from what was priced into the markets. this activity is still strong at 64.7, up from 55.7. that is still strong. the number everybody wants to know about is prices. prices come down a little to 70 from 70.7. not a huge improvement there. a backlog of orders ease a little bit, new export orders fall a little bit. that may be a dollar impact. overall, the news is pretty good from the services sector. the question is, does that mean there is still hiring? does that mean we are going to see wage price pressures? the employment number goes to 51.5, from 41.9. we got the numbers from the payroll report on friday. alix: no doubt, this is good news for the economy, bad news for the market. that on selloff picking up steam. 10 year ought by 10 basis points. s&p 200 moving day average up. anthony nieves, chair of the business is service committee. focus on the employment part, that is the puzzle. what is leading the strength in the employmen

his mike, your mike's coming michael. my name is michael. tell us about his early childhood. you to earlier. what was it like? right. well that was that was an eye opening experience to actually dig dig deep into his childhood. wayne barrett, the great invest the great late investigative reporter who had one of the great scoops of the giuliani, you know, oeuvre in, which he learned that giuliani's father was jailed. sing, sing for for robbing a. so that was i that was common knowledge and you know, pretty extraordinary. but we read this psychological profile was written by a court psychiatrist once he was arrested for robbing this milkman and this psychiatrist's report revealed that in his opinion or diagnosis was pathologist harold giuliani. he was a pathological deviant, someone who only saw things in terms of himself, always felt he was the victim. does that sound familiar. he was harold was, enormously violent. enormously. i mean, he he cracked kneecaps for for a living. his for his uncle's bar in in brooklyn. julia himself has written about his father a like extremely ki

his mike, your mike's coming michael. my name is michael. tell us about his early childhood. you to earlier. what was it like? right. well that was that was an eye opening experience to actually dig dig deep into his childhood. wayne barrett, the great invest the great late investigative reporter who had one of the great scoops of the giuliani, you know, oeuvre in, which he learned that giuliani's father was jailed. sing, sing for for robbing a. so that was i that was common knowledge and you know, pretty extraordinary. but we read this psychological profile was written by a court psychiatrist once he was arrested for robbing this milkman and this psychiatrist's report revealed that in his opinion or diagnosis was pathologist harold giuliani. he was a pathological deviant, someone who only saw things in terms of himself, always felt he was the victim. does that sound familiar. he was harold was, enormously violent. enormously. i mean, he he cracked kneecaps for for a living. his for his uncle's bar in in brooklyn. julia himself has written about his father a like extremely ki

confusion stemming from a statement for mike richard pences his previous filings listed him as michaelke. it is unclear if the former vp will throw his hat into the race. president trump announce his candidacy last year. let's review memorable moments that made us do a double and triple take. >> carley: beverly hallberg is an independent women's forum fellow and joins us now. beverly, let's start with the media constant attacks on know ares, cnn headline claims it is republicans fault congress is so polarized. remember that one? "new york times" claimed republicans wrongly blamed biden for rising gas prices. what do you think about the headlines? bee saw these types of headlines and saw two words used against republicans, seize and pounce. if you did a search on republicans pounce, media are attacking them. it seems nothing republicans could do that was right this year and media saw them as bad actors all the way around. >> ashley: the media melted down over elon musk twitter takeover. "washington post" warned musk will be bad for twitter and time magazine targeted tech bro's free spee

. - [male customer #7]: how are you this morning michael? - [mike]: sir, i'm doing great. - same here. - [char]: i just uh.. it's called a smart phone. too dang'on smart for me.[laughs] - [female]: well how are you char? - [char]: well, i heard her that you asked about me and i told your husband i was gone call you antell you good morning. - [female]: hello? - [char]: hello? is dang'on phone makes me angry. - [female]: hello? see...an you hear me now? - [char]: there it goes dialin' again.. i don't know who it's dialing this time. - [char's son]: yeah pop? - [char]: i'm sorry son, i've got the wrong number. i'll talk to you later. - [char's son]: ohh, that's all right, that's alright. - [char]: yeah, can you hear me? it was my phone, not yours. - [woman on phone, inaudible] - [char]: well actually angie, i am doing great compared to three months ago when they pronounced me dead. - [woman on phone, inaudible] - [char]: well that's the third time i've been pronounced dead... well, i'm in my eighties... eventually it's going to be a "found". [laughs] - [woman on phone, inaudi

we're joined by our legal analyst michael cardoza. mike's thanks for being here to so big day today, he appeared in court. this is the state charges. also federal case against him. it seemed like a slam dunk for prosecutors. they have a 9-1-1, call. he's in the room during the 9-1-1 call that have the body camera video of the actual attack against him and the confession after the fact. what is here? i laugh because, you know, i prosecuted for a long time. 15. >> 17 years and now defends over 30 years. and i laugh when people saw it's a slam dunk. i said, yeah, until you get in front of that jury and you don't know what they're going to do. but today at the preliminary hearing and what it did to my mind is set to rest all the theorist because we heard nothing but well, i wonder what was going on. our wonder why he talked that way on the 9-1-1 call. i wonder this. i wonder that rumors flying everywhere. finally, the evidence comes let's let's show some of that. sure. we have graphics or want to show you some of the things that. >> david, the p

we're joined by our legal analyst michael cardoza. mike's thanks for being here to so big day today, he appeared in court. this is the state charges. also federal case against him. it seemed like a slam dunk for prosecutors. they have a 9-1-1, call. he's in the room during the 9-1-1 call that have the body camera video of the actual attack against him and the confession after the fact. what is here? i laugh because, you know, i prosecuted for a long time. 15. >> 17 years and now defends over 30 years. and i laugh when people saw it's a slam dunk. i said, yeah, until you get in front of that jury and you don't know what they're going to do. but today at the preliminary hearing and what it did to my mind is set to rest al

mike? >> reporter: liz, good evening. an interesting component of the most recent twitter file release, the money aspect, millions of dollars from journalist michaelthat is correct the twitter was paid millions of dollars for the fbi staff time. $3 million since october 2019 reports an associate of jim baker in early 2021. baker is twitter's former deputy general counsel. fbi officials tell fox these are reasonable costs and expenses associated with their response to a legal process for complying with legal requests in a standard procedure. house oversight republican says he would like to ask fbi officials those questions and more under oath. >> they can't come and lie to congress and i think they're going to be able to ask the questions that need to be asked and not allow them to do their wordsmithing on these important issues. >> reporter: on the hunter biden laptop story late in the 2020 presidential campaign fbi officials tell fox we did not discuss or provide instruction regarding hunter biden's laptop or associated media coverage. on allegations that the fbi in back channel communications with twitter suppressed or spiked the hunter biden la

i wish introduced into the record a series of texts that are now appearing in the trial of mike michael's, one to read, referring to black people. they ruined everything. not a n i g -- set in the message. if there are a series of these prevalent in the testimony and ask unanimous consent to include these in the record without objection. i would introduce to the record a letter that was sent by the chairman nadler. chairwoman jackson lee and beatty to the fbi with all the witnesses for there to be a full briefing of this committee and i congressional caucus on the court -- question of the attacks on historically black colleges and the rise in racism and anti-semitism amongst many other groups. we are insisting when he put that on the record, i want to ensure director ray to know that we are in touch and we want this to be immediate and not later. in order for congress to act, we must have these kinds of briefings. that letter will be put to the record as well. as i conclude, let me say to my own city of houston, we are in this fight together, let me think chief, the mayor sylvester turner

mike? >> michael, i understand where you are coming from on this.ry through that when you could have a more even matchup president biden or another democrat against another candidate? >> it is a fair question, mike. there are days i take the other view but on balance i take the view in the column. yeah, it would be a carnival of chaos. there's no question about that but he would lose. he would lose. he drew a 1 in a million inside straight in 2016 running against a candidate who had bad approval numbers and republicans spent 25 years convincing americans was corrupt. as joe has said many times he has a losing streak that rivals washington generals if we remember who they are. he would lose to joe biden and probably any other democrat and then i think drubbed and then after that maybe knocking on wood the republican party would finally go into a period of self examination and it might, might, emerge again as a sane and reasonable conservative party. >> adrian here. look. as somebody who worked on hillary clinton's campaign we learned to never underes

wish to introduce into the record the series of checks that are now appearing in the trial of the mike michaels. once you read, referring to black people. they ruin everything, that is why i love what i do now. naughton and i cheat she are in sight. mick michaels said, in the message. there is a series of these that are prevalent in the testimony. i want to add, i have -- consent to include these in the record which i will do without objection. and then i want to introduce it to the record a letter that was sent by, from chairman nadler, chairman jackson-lee, chairwoman beaty, to the fbi in sync with dr. wilson and all of the witnesses for there to be a full briefing of this committee will. and of course a congressional black caucus on the question of the attacks on historically black colleges, and of course the rise in racism and anti-semitic-ism among many other groups. but we are insisting that we put that on the record. i want to ensure assure dr. ray to know that we will be in touch, and want this. to be immediate and not later. because in order for congress to act we must have these kinds

mike konczal. to express some optimism on the core services and michael disagree with some of those.here is the optimism you are seeing? are you as concerned as he is about the potential pushing up of wage growth and being read -- inflationary? guest: given we knew bringing inflation down would take some time, the past two months is the best we can have. we have had a couple single months here and there over the last year and a half where it was a good number and that in number. we are still trying to get supply chains in control. we know how prices were increasing during that. energy and fuel prices have come down dramatically the last few months. there is transportation there. there is things like medical. it is a lot of different things. wage is one important component of that. we have seen very high nominal growth rates not adjusted for inflation earlier this year. i do think that signs point towards optimism and if the trend continues to where it is right now, there is good case for relaxing more until things drop from people's minds. real wage growth may actually increase. i th

stemming from a statement for candidacy filed for mike richard pence with the federal election commission. his previous fecfying listed him as michaele former v.p. will throw his hat in the race. check out this video from oklahoma city firefighters rescuing a dog that fell into a frozen lake. this took place on christmas eve. you could see them pulling the dog into a paddle boat as the owner stands nearby.the oklahome department says the pup doesn't have any injuries and is now safe and sound. south dakota governor kristi noem showing off her christmas present from staff, which is a flame thrower. she shared this video torching boxes on instagram. whoa, look at them go up. she is happy about that. the gift came after she posted of a picture with a flame thrower asking in the caption if it was too late to add to her christmas list. she is going to join us in the 8:00 a.m. eastern hour to react to this viral moment. who knows. maybe she will bring her flame thrower with her. why not? all right, rachel, back over to you. >> rachel: she is awesome. all right. still ahead. new year, new you. take control of your finances in 2023 with som

a variety of folks from lindsey graham to jody hice, to the governor, now mike meadows. we have michael, we got news today. all these people have tried different ways to get out of testifying for the grand jury. and by hook or crook, each legal arguments been -- propelled to testify. >> or they've been compelled to show up. i think a lot of them have responded with fifth amendment claims. you're right, it's been methodical. not to mention the kind of 100 or so georgia state officials who testified. quickly back to paul, this is by far the most significant news of the day. we were there for the january six, we heard the climbs questions, what did trump say when you say it was unlawful? well, now i'm not gonna talk. those are exactly the crab -- we've never heard answers to them to for. they figure to be potentially the most -- that will here as to january six crimes that smith is overseeing. it's months down the line, but it's huge. >> that's a really important point. i misspoke a little bit there. we showed a group of people that's been subpoenaed, michael flynn hasn't yes testified. he

like, she loves richard burton and mike todd. michaelent then >> she was a working mother. so a lot of the times they were in boarding schools. she was also a loving mother and cared so much about her family her four children are lovely people that don't crave the spotlight in the way she did what she did for hiv and aids is her greatest legacy. she was the original influencer. she went out in the '80s - >> when no one was doing it. >> there was such a stigma among these gay men who were dying there was no treatment at the time and she saved countless lives. and i interviewed dr. fauci about her, and he talked about how much she knew about the science behind the treatments. she was running kind of a dallas buyer's clubs, too, sending money to an organization to get experimental treatments at the time when there were none. >> what a legacy what a legacy. what a lot of untold stories we haven't heard before thank you so much. we are so happy to see you "elizabeth taylor: the grit and glamour of an icon" is out tomorrow thank you. >>> all r

bu here is the interesting thing, mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy, ron desantis, mike pompeo, michaelio, ted cruz, all o them want the investigators to get rid of donald trump becaus they are not willing to do i themselves. they want donald trump gone. they want hi convicted. and then they wil play the game of politics fo him and find a new parent th next republican nominee. wha they do not want to do is take on the truth of donald trump's corruption, and try to beat hi at the ballot box. they ar fearful of doing that, including mitch mcconnell an all of his other colleagues. >> okay, maybe i don't understand what it is personal means, how long ago was it tha donald trump went after mitc mcconnell's wife? that wasn' personal? he seems to be oka with that. that is the definition of personal for me. >> of course, honestly, we laugh about kevin mccarthy because he tries to have i every single way. we look at mitch mcconnell as this more seasoned, sober majority leader, it is all garbage. the guy wil say anything he needs to say t beat whoever he wants to be to ensure his own political su

. >>> let's get your midday market word with senior markets commentator michael santoli. mikeooking at today? >> you know, brian, it seems like this trading range and really we can dial it back several months and call it much a trading with the s&p 500 seems to run from let's just say 30% chance of a soft landing in the earnings economy and maybe a 70% chance at the very high end. and each day if you turn that dial-up or down and that tells you how the markets are doing. consumer confidence coming through pretty well. apparently we keep looking for the extent of americans appetite to buy sneakers. nike says we're not there yet, still spending pretty heavily, so it's a feel better day in terms of the economy and how companies are able to deliver. not sure how far that gets us although there has been something of a pattern this year with early month weakness in stocks followed by late month relatively happened in november and october and you can go back into early parts this year. maybe that combine would the seasonal factors is getting some of the sellers out of the way. also,

alix: mike, thinks a lot. michael mckee, thank you for joining us.e are looking at the s&p up by 2.3%. other top story today is what's happening in d.c. with ftx. the new ceo is coming to testify on the collapse of the platform. this comes just hours after sam beckman freed was arrested in the bahamas. i want to bring in sonali basak. there's a lot to peace through here. let's stay on the d.c. angle for the moment. what is the house going to want to get out of the hearing today? sonali: a few things. we know there is the testimony itself from john ray as he speaks to the committee today. he has already said that ftx -- ftx had been coming funds and they had improper record-keeping here of all activities that went down at ftx, especially in relation to alameda and the lens taken out from alameda and the executives. you are also going to want to see the lawmakers here parse through the details have come through the civil complaint from that sec. the cftc charges as well. plus, the indictment that was unsealed just minutes ago, with eight criminal count

let's get to mike mckee. michael: we've got numbers in initial jobless claims.me range. it is interesting. i will discuss this a little more with you on your show later. goldman sachs suggesting these are artificially high. seasonal adjustment practices adopted by the labor department after the pandemic to account for the wide dispersion at that time are pushing up the jobless claims numbers more than they might otherwise be. this is a big drop. 220 5000, 200 40,000. whether they are distorted or not, still good news. the income and spending numbers, i'm going to go straight to the inflation part. the pce, this is what the fed follows. up .3%, less than the .4% then had been anticipated by economists surveyed by bloomberg. puts the pce deflator for the year at 6%, down from 6.3%. the prior month. the core, which is what everyone is focused on, .2% lower than the .3% and had been anticipated. the core for the year is now 5%, down from 5.2%. the numbers the fed follows on inflation are better than anticipated. in comes up .7%. i will look in a second to see where

this is hang mike pence folks. >> right so michael can appreciate this point more so than most of us because it's what he does, but there is an historic arc for the republican party with respect to what we see going on now you go back to the john birch society in the late '50s/early '60s trying to infill rate the party to bring this white nationalist segregationist view of politics into the body politic. then nixon in '68 carving out the southern strategy because that was the only way to win the south, to get back those white southern men who defected from -- >> one reason why he appointed the governor of maryland as -- >> exactly right that's how we got agnew and we know how that ended, right but then you take it further to the '80s with ronald reagan and the bargain. the party officials at the time didn't like this republican governor from california, thought he was too west and too liberal, so to prove his -- they cut the deal with the moral majority first time we put a pro-life plank in our political platform that then got us involved in a space that the fathers and mothers of th

yesterday, michael mccall and mike rogers sent a letter to treasury, said give us your documents on yourk. the idea you cut a bad deal with tiktok and sweep it under the rug, the congressional leaders said that's not the case. maria: real quick, on the rest of social media, brendan, because we've gotten a lot of exposing of corruption in these last few weeks. what do you make of what's gone on at twitter as the company has been parading around as some digital square. meanwhile, it's been an arm of the democrat party with the suppression of truth and amplification of lies. >> you know, this is truly shocking. every time i think we hit rock bottom on revelations of censorship and coordination with law enforcement to censor politically protected speech, the bottom falls out once again. every week there's another shoe that drops. we need serious accountability here. kevin mccarthy said he will use gavels to get to the bottom of that. i think that's great. i urge republicans and democrats to do that. we should all stand up for free speech. what we're seeing is totally unacceptable. it's time

mike. let's bring in captain michael santoro. thanks for coming on. i'm just unclear why does southwest have so much trouble connecting flight crews to airplanes? >> so under normal circumstances, we don't have any trouble. what happens is when there's massive cancellations. so there's a snow ball effect. where the scheduling software tries to run solutions to match crews to airplanes and the airplanes are not available to them. the snow ball goes and crews miss connect with airplanes and everybody just doesn't match up. >> trace: and during this confusion, captain, are you and the pilots in the loop on this whole matter? >> so we look at the schedules and see a flight cancels and then we have to call scheduling to find out what do you want us to do next. are we dead heading on a flight or taking another flight out or spending the night in this particular city. when that happens, of course now you have everybody trying to call scheduling and creates the backlog of four, five, six hour hold times. and that creates more of a bag lock and more miss conne

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mike. you expressed some optimism on core services and michael strain defining what those are.the optimism that you are seeing and are you concerned about the potential pushing up of wage growth and being recessionary? inflation. guest: given that we knew that it would take some time, the past two months where the best that we could have. we have had a couple of single months where it was a good number and that it was a bad number and at this time we were still reopening and trying to get prices under control and they were increasing at a rapid clip. services is a lot of things, energy, fuel prices, wages, a lot of transportation, things like medical. it is a lot of different things. wages is an important component of it. we have seen wage growth decelerate from high nominal rates. i am not ready to declare victory but i am thinking that the signs point towards optimism and if this continues there is a good taste -- good case for relaxing a lot more and real wage growth might increase and people might see wages in their pocket again and that would be a good place to move off of

mike, you have the final word. michael: iran is a fascinating situation. i think we have to have some imagination around what could happen. i mean most people are going to predict that the regime will have a brutal crackdown, perhaps a way that china did in tiananmen square years ago or the way that assad had a crackdown in syria. that may well be what happens but these regimes are brittle. we are seeing by the actions of the people in ukraine, by the actions of the people even in china, the protests of the last several weeks are fascinating and heartening. the natural instinct of the human heart, as john mccain once said, is for freedom. i think it is important for policymakers in the west to have a bit more imagination about what can be done to support this universal aspiration. reena: so true, mike, the power of imagination and the need for that. tim, mike, helena, thank you for your -- alina, thank you for that deep dive into these transformative issues and looking at the big picture. thank you for joining us. the next conversation to give you a reflec

well, of course not, invited to broadcast the conversation, republicans michael mccall. mike leaders of the faction. kevin mccarthy once promised voters that uncontrolled access to the american checkbook . kiev will no longer have it turns out that the key word in this promise is uncontrolled? well , that is, access to an american checkbook. kiev will still have republicans, they will only demand strictness from the biden administration accountability in this matter, whether this will reduce our desire to help the ukrainian people fight in any case, it will only be carried out more responsibly, the position of the republican party congressman, and his colleague member of the congressional select committee on intelligence, clarified the position. mike turner added that the president of ukraine can fully rely on the support of the republican party. it's just that now this support will become more structured than under the democrats. this was stated by mr. well, apparently, indeed, those western experts are right, who are sure that the ukrainian crisis can drag on not even for m

if you knew mike you would never have guessed him to do something like? >> michaelo get long with his coworkers fine. he had and odd sense of humor. it would turn the stomach of most people. >> he had this intense fascination with death and dying. >> i recall one time i'm on a call with him and he says brent was your favorite or ultimate ambulance call. he said mine would be a busload of children hitting head on with a tanker truck, the blast blowing kids up against barb wire fences so he's graph nick detail about the call. >> you hear someone say things like that you know he's not right. >> he was obsessed with violence from early second grade. >> she is scrap books had articles out of magazines. he was taking a high lighter and highlight the details about that individual's death or the scene. >> scrap books of disasters, the more gory the better. >> i think his interest grew and over time just became part of who he was. >> i want you to understand how demeant i think this gentleman was. greg and i are working watching cnn and it was the mass shooting that occurred

sufficient >> again, if turned coming from anybody, but to come from you in particular, mike, it's a big point to highlight michael darda, thank you and a big thank you to you, steve, sir >>> coming up. one technician talks about this chart, the setup has been so good, it's actually time to sell >>> but, first, dan yergen set today marks the end of the global oil market of the last three decades and beginning of a new era for world oil. what that new era will look like as oil hits session lows there he is, brian sullivan, live in brussels with the fallout from the opec decision e great to see you the sanctions may have already found add way around it, is that right? >> good to see you as well welcome back, kelly. after the break, we'll talk about if 1.5 million barrels of oil stop coming into europe, where will they get it the sort of secretive and potentially very dangerous way that russia may be trying to get around the sanctions and reporting on them buying up a bunch of oil tankers some pictures of some of these reported ships, only here on cnbc, and it's right after the break. another busy day? of course - yo

michael macola mike turner explained what did caucus leader kevin mccarthy mean when he promised votersled access to the american checkbook. kiev will no longer have it turns out that the key word in this promise is uncontrolled? well, that is, access to an american checkbook. kiev will still have republicans, they will only demand strict accountability from the biden administration in this matter, will this reduce our desire to help the ukrainian people fight in any case, it will only be carried out more responsibly, explained the position of the republican party congressman, and his colleague is a member of the congressional select committee on intelligence. mike turner added that the president of ukraine can fully rely on the support of the republican party. it's just that now this support will become more structured than under the democrats. and this was clarified by mr. mri well, apparently, indeed, those western experts who are sure that the ukrainian crisis can drag on even not for a month, but for years, and in this regard, i really don’t want to talk about that the world is how

mike. they are going after the michaels out there.say the annual programming over emphasizes negative messages about sharks as well. i hear the sharks are furious about shark week, adam. over to you, my friend. >> adam: i don't doubt that the sharks are very upset by that story. carley, the christmas spirit out here look at this. when were you guys chanting? what were you chanting when i came out here? >> adam. >> adam: i love it. brings out those forecast graphics. temperatures across the country, not too bad. big coast-to-coast storm we are seeing rounds of rain and snow out west. a little bit of snow in the upper midwest. see rain this weekend across the southeast. that's it. that's all the time we have. for the forecast. but we are going to toss it back into you. as we do it can i hear that one more time? [chanting adam] >> adam: oh my gosh, i feel the love. those are the weather headlines. throw it back inside. >> ainsley: thank you, adam. >> steve: that's the last we saw him. >> ainsley: experience the yellowstone national park

michael jones lays it mike joe. 17. at the half for stanford. more in the second james keefe.gets the steal. he finishes on the other end. in 2000 lakers pops, he finished with 14 points. 7 rebounds. 3 steals stanford away with a 75. 62 win 3. let's go to the hill. second game in as many days for the dons. but he beat up arizona state last night they did the same to hartford tonight. 2nd half already at 20 point game usf zips it around the isaiah hall for a knock down the tray he had 20 last night 19, which was a career-high. now check out the big man putting it on the floor. savage e g for a a finishes up top yet 16 7. they take it. 85 to 53 has now to santa clara. this won the battle of the broncos. boise state broncos santa clara broncos. we stay. they had the lead at the break, but it was all santa clara in the second. carlos stewart makes him pay. don't go underneath his screens. he had 25. now later in the half, this was all part of a 10. nothing run in transition. comey to commit to drive, met to ansari finishes above the rim to get now we have some transition ball. che

michael is the youngest. mikee general manage role i had to let go a little bit because i want my hands in everything >> how many people get the chance to go to work every day with their mother? >> the first thing we do is fi everything with food this is part of our italia culture. >> some days are like, phenomenal and some days, she can't figur out how to use the printer, an it's frustrating >> mike! i need some help we have days - and he forget some still his boss, but i try not to use tha card, because i need him t learn everything that is in my head >> i started from the very bottom, being a laborer, learning from everything t working underneath the supervisor and shadowing him i pretty much work from th ground up to where i am no the ground up. yay. other than that, that's no scheduled work, so like -- >> basically mike and shawn, they run the daily operations. >> i really do depend on my. we are partners with his mothe in this business >> sean and i met when we were in college i looked up to him as a role mo

mike. that was a very popular name, michael, when we were growing up. still is.em here. i'm not offended by this. if we need more women in the profession, fine. hire son women to be on discovery. give me a break. this is shark week. do we really care? >> raymond, on the other hand, people argue, the voices are really important, representing matters, there are plenty of women and people of color in the field that grew up washington shark week that say i can't enter that field because those people don't look like me and the reality is, in that industry, they are mostly males, and people of color aren't represented. how do you balance the two? >> this woman, this researcher, her name, by the way, is lisa white -- nack, people may have issues just with the name. this is ridiculous. when you look at something like shark week naturally men are going to be more drawn to dealing with sharks. it's like me saying, i did a study. too many of those housewives of beverly hills and they are all, you know, against the husbands. or, you know, too many drag queens. that's what th

got the break they needed when michael swango tried to sneak back into the united states. >> i got a call from an fbi agent saying, "do you know a person by the name of mikeht, oh, god, what -- what's going on? i said, "yeah, that's my case." he says, "well, we have him here in chicago." >> michael swango was coming back into the united states. he comes into chicago, they ask you to present your passport. the passport officials scan it. then all of a sudden what popped up, there's a warrant for his arrest. >> we had an arrest warrant for him ready for fraud, not for murder, and we grabbed him on that. >> and they detained him, and they took him back to new york. >> today swango was arraigned on a federal fraud charge in connection with lies he allegedly made to get hired as a resident in 1993. >> i got all the evidence he was traveling with when he was arrested and all of his travel documents. and he had a really interesting passport. >> now what we learned by looking at his passport was that he had been in africa. >> so it turned out that when he left northport, he eventually found his way to zimbabwe. so now we're going to have to look at what happened

joining me now from the white house once again is nbc's mike memoli and former ambassador to russia michael mcphaul and former adviser to president zelenskyy, igor. >> can you tell us a little bit about the medal that president zelenskyy gave to president biden? >> president zelenskyy went to the very front lines literally the day before his trip to the u.s. and bakhmut, the area he went to is considered to be the most dangerous place at the moment and the most hovely congested area and usually the president is not shy in engaging in directly with speak welcome the troop, with the personnel on the ground and he sometimes does get requests to pass symbolic gestures and souvenirs on to foreign dignitaries and i think he couldn't turn it down, because both people in the situation right here, as the president of the united states, who provided us with support, that saved the life of a soldier, and the soldier himself. >> all right. mike memoli, help us understand what president biden will be saying to president zelenskyy inside this closed door meeting. >> well, katy, i think we just saw very c

michael jones lays it in who mike jones. he had 12 stanford up 17 at the half.e in the second games. keith, another steals. keep looking like it. throws down the dunk. he finished with 14 7 3 steals stanford walked away with the win 70 to 75 to 62. all right. after taking down a issue last night, the usf hartford on the hill tonight, not much of a test last night's hero, isaiah hawthorne had a career-high 19. the top that with 20 tonight, spin the right way. and then they did it inside too. look at big man, putting it on the floor. he's got with the team. hartford loses usf gets the win. 85 to 53. with let's head out to santa clara. this was the battle of the broncos boise state in the house. boise state had the lead at the break, but parker bowles, all santa clara in the 2nd half, carlos, 2 or 3 makes him pay for going underneath that screen. he had 25. now later in the half, this was all part of the 10 o run in transition. to commit to drive finishes above the rim or purse has some transition ball for santa clara naji smith. great ball movement and with a bran