you get to a certain point, and look at this, he's got his own store, snipes. to get to where i am today.— years of hard work to get to where i am today. given his busy schedule, _ where i am today. given his busy schedule, how- where i am today. given his busy schedule, how much i where i am today. given his l busy schedule, how much can where i am today. given his - busy schedule, how much can a celebrity like dj khaled really contribute? a lot, according to snipes ceo, who credits the wrapper with turbo—charging the company's growth in america from 65 stores to over 300. being honest, it was a crazy move — being honest, it was a crazy move. the time when we made this deal. — move. the time when we made this deal, we just had 65 stores _ this deal, we just had 65 stores in the us. we signed with— stores in the us. we signed with him _ stores in the us. we signed with him and two nba teams, and everyone — with him and two nba teams, and everyone in— with him and two nba teams, and everyone in the united states thought— everyone in the united states thought thi

do you agree with that, jason snipe? the math doesn't work for this market to move higher. the implication rates are too high, p/e is too rich to be justified at this level? do you agree or disagree? >> to a certain extent i do. at some point those two cross currents have to make sense. the math has to make sense. what i will say in the short term, what has happened and why we've seen some of the run we've seen is a disinflation narrative has really started to play out. softer adp, j.o.l.t.s. numbers, revisions from 2.4 to 2.1%. we're seeing some slowdown and i think it's more of a float down potentially. that's why we've seen the price action the last couple of weeks. we're heading into conference season. we'll see what happens when the ceos are out here talking about companies and the status and where they are. i think that will have an impact. i'm trying to find the catalyst going forward into the next round of earnings, and i think we might be choppy the next couple of weeks. >> shannon, what do you think? >> i think the major challenge, not to harp too much on the cons

a lot, according to snipes ceo sven voth.rica from 65 stores to over 300. being honest, that was a crazy move. the time when we made this deal, wejust had 65 stores in the us and we signed with khaled, we signed with two nba teams and everybody in the united states thought this german guy is a little crazy because this is a little bit too much for what it is. but i think that was the best starting point we could have. it's notjust me, it's we! dj khaled's role is part of an emerging trend of famous faces taking on executive roles. think pharrell williams at louis vuitton or the rapper future at lanvin. it used to be that to sell products you'd hire a celebrity to pose with it, run some tv ads and stick their image on a giant billboard. the huge signs here, part of the attraction for visitors to new york's times square. but that was in the age before social media. you know, it started back in 2008 when instagram was invented, really... vanessa friedman is the new york times' fashion critic. once upon a time, we got most of our

joining me josh brown, stephanie link, jason snipe and shannon saccocia. a check on the markets. the dow down 130, pretty much the lows of the day. the s&p down 6.5. the nasdaq was strong. not so much right now, a quarter of a percent. i guess we'll take it. steph, retail tough -- macy's, dick's sporting goods, ugly. we'll get to it later. banks slammed. we're going to do that later, so let's not do it now. >> okay. >> the ten year -- we can do a little bit of that now, because my big question is the slog in august we've been dealing with, the precursor as we say at the outset, for what's to come. >> seasonally this is not a great time for the markets, august and into september, right? year-to-date gains we've had huge gains. 30% in the nasdaq, 50% in the s&p 500. a bear steepener in the bond market. rates are rising especially on the long end, which i think is surprising a lot of people. we just overall have uncertainty about the fed, certainly with regards to jackson hole on friday. and then, like, september there's no earnings. we're hostage to the macro. so i would not be sur

his latest partnership with german streetwear brand snipes saw him open a concept store in his hometowns also its chief creative officer. a title he doesn't take lightly. why are we seeing more celebrities in executive roles? i mean, you got to remember, you know, people throw that name on a celebrity, which is a blessing. and i'm very grateful for the world to call me a celebrity. but at the same time, as you know, we're visionaries too. and i think it's beautiful if you think about it. it's like levels and steps of your hard work, and then you get to a certain point and, boom, look at this. khaled got his own store. you know, let's not forget about the 35 years of hard work to get to where i'm at today. given his busy schedule, though, how much can a celebrity like dj khaled really contribute? a lot, according to snipes ceo sven voth, who credits the rapper with turbo—charging the company's growth in america from 65 stores to over 300. that time when we made this deal we just had 65 doors in the us and we signed with khaled, we signed with two nba teams and everybody in the united sta

his latest partnership with german streetwear brand snipes saw him open a concept store in his hometown's also its chief creative officer. a title he doesn't take lightly. why are we seeing more celebrities in executive roles? i mean, you got to remember, you know, people throw that name on a celebrity, which is a blessing. and i'm very grateful for the world to call me a celebrity. but at the same time, as you know, we're visionaries too. and i think it's beautiful if you think about it. it's like levels and steps of your hard work, and then you get to a certain point and, boom, look at this. khaled got his own store. you know, let's not forget about the 35 years of hard work to get to where i'm at today. given his busy schedule, though, how much can a celebrity like dj khaled really contribute? a lot, according to snipes ceo sven voth, who credits the rapper with turbo—charging the company's growth in america from 65 stores to over 300. being honest, that was a crazy move. that time when we made this deal we just had 65 stores in the us and we signed with khaled, we signed with two nb

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be a critic, sniping from sidelines .m the sidelines. but wasn't. she wasn't a huge, political she wasn't a huge, big political headache then i suppose headache for us then i suppose we need to wait and see what her book reveals. we need to wait and see what her boo if reveals. we need to wait and see what her boo if it's als. we need to wait and see what her boo if it's going be anything >> if it's going to be anything like sort of which is, i like the sort of which is, i think, due on the eve of tory party conference, it? party conference, isn't it? >> it's meant to of >> i think it's meant to sort of lift the on sort of what lift the lid on on sort of what was behind boris johnson's downfall. and obviously, once again, launched again, you know, being launched to maximum pain to try and cause maximum pain for tories. for the tories. >> no. fascinating stuff, but also there's a big also there's a there's a big interview the sunday interview in the sunday telegraph you've picked out, which with rachel reeves, which is wit

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so, but i never thought that my grandma would become so famous sniping because at the start and we were just playing around what was that i'm giving to get us what i mean to adult with that. i mean they but the reactions to the photos were so positive that alicia and the menu is decided to launch a professional instagram channel. it quickly became a hit and made known alicia world famous. the sonata genario grace, the cover of an italian fashion magazine, and her new found celebrity gave her a new lease on life. life is too short to be sad. it is to be, you need to know yourself and faced life with a smile on your face. i tried to ignore negative thoughts and when possible, eliminate them entirely. we shall refuses to let things get her down, not even health problems. she suffers from arthritis and arthritis and has had 2 heart attacks. yet since he's been active and instagram her health has improved. so here are her 3 tips for staying young. will assume you know the one love yourself to, to travel the world is and enjoy life with. thirdly, have lots of little make love social media as

but sniping from the sidelines.sn't wasn't a huge, big wasn't she wasn't a huge, big political headache for us. >> then i suppose need to >> then i suppose we need to wait and see what her book reveals, if it's going to be anything the sort of which anything like the sort of which is, think, on the eve of is, i think, due on the eve of tory conference, isn't it? tory party conference, isn't it? >> it's meant to sort of >> i think it's meant to sort of lift the lid on on sort of what was behind boris johnson's downfall. and obviously, once again, being launched again, you know, being launched to and cause maximum pain again, you know, being launched to the nd cause maximum pain again, you know, being launched to the tories. se maximum pain again, you know, being launched to no tories. se maximum pain again, you know, being launched to no fascinating|aximum pain again, you know, being launched to no fascinating|aximlbutiain >> no fascinating stuff. but also there's a there's a big interview the sunday interview in the

some major moves from one specific committee member joining us bryn talkington, joe terranova, jason snipe and steve weiss rounds out the lineup. let's get a check on the markets right now. we are down decidedly. the dow industrials down 250 points the s&p down around 60 roughly 328-point drop this is a market we haven't seen in a while bryn, maybe we'll start with you on whether or not this is the beginning of something great or just the pullback to cool off the jets for the time being. >> i think now we can say it's a pullback technicals were saying we were overbought, which we had been in july august, as you have talked about all week, has not been a good month typically for stocks i think this is a breather i want to say talking about the debt down grade, thank you fitch, thank you finally someone says what needed to be said is that, you know, dom, in 2021 interest payments were about a third of what we pay on social security, which is around $1.2 trillion as we know today interest payments on the debt are at a trillion dollars and growing i think what's been -- what needs to be said,

there's also some political sniping that's happening. that's because the justice department, whenever they filed to ask the judge to get involved in this dispute on friday, they raised some trump posts on social media, specifically a post where he wrote, i will go after you, or if you go after me, i'm coming after you. when trump said this, the justice department started arguing this is a veiled threat he may want to use information he's getting to chill witnesses, potentially chill the fairness of the trial he will have in d.c. district court. trump's team says, that's not the case at all. the social post he made was political speak. whether the judge addresses those social media posts is going to be a big question moving forward. will she address them at this time or look at them in the future. will prosecutors respond to them, as well. all of this is not happening in a vacuum. it's happening when the justice department is continuing to investigation the 2020 election, specifically to rudy giuliani, one of the people named as a consp c

david wesley snipes didn't have the power to be a special prosecutor. he didn't have the power to move the case to los angeles. he said so and they memorialized it in their notes and waiting to be challenged so you say what motivation did the whistleblowers have. i would like to destroy my career prevent my proceed vengs put my benefits on the line to do the right thing so they went out and put themselves on the line and that's the reason this is happening. the question is david weiss going to start using that investigative power and i don't know why judge i'm being more optimistic than you but why wouldn't he start looking into international business deals now? he has the ability. he's got the power. why did he ask on tuesday happen get it on friday? my hope is they'll look into it and if he's clean, he's clean. >> i'm not saying he's clean. i'm saying the wyatt appointment doesn't unsettle me. >> he's been there five years. he's letting things evaporate. statute of limitations. that's the problem. >> it stinks. if i were a spokesman of the justice dep

joe terranova, shannon, jason snipe and jim lebenthal. we're looking at the market, the s&p up over half a percent the nasdaq tipping between negative and positive in the last few hours, and right now it's fractional lehigher, and the dow fractionally higher. >>> it's a larger conversation this is about mega caps as well, because tesla is down 9% over the course of the last five days and apple down over the last five days. the way the strategy owns apple and tesla, i like it we're equal weighted we don't have the significant exposure i think that's an important question for investors right now, what is your actual exposure in your portfolio to the mega caps, because as it rallied it has statistically grown further. i believe in being equally cap weighted and now specific to the fund mentals and the technicals of apple, where are we right now with apple we are pulling back within the critical moving averages we're all the way back to where we were on worldwide developers conference day that monday in early june. we have erased all the gain

no fighting, no screaming, no sound bites, no invective, no partizan, sniping. the only thing we care about is that you come here with a curiosity and that fulfill your curiosity in the form of a book. and it has been a delight. do this and i thank them. our neighbors and oyster bay for their support just before talk about the book. i'm curious so you were a speechwriter for president biden? i was so how did it work? he like wake up in the morning and he says, you know, i think i want to give a speech about ukraine. and he just pops into your office and he says, you know, give me a speech about ukraine and you bang out in 15 minutes. and then he gives it that pretty much. exactly. yeah, that's exactly right. so i describe myself writing for for president biden as being like a session musician for a band, already released 20 albums. right. like no one really wants to hear your new track. and so that that's sort of how worked writing for president biden which he has a record right he has a long record there's little in this world that you're going to present him w

tweet, it may not have direct impact on the case at all but there is little bit of this political sniping happening in these filings, still at the same time, that some of the legal issues are apparently getting worked out, but of course as always we need to see what the judge is going to say next. >> we will see with the responses, 29 pages in the document, response and opposition to the government's motion for a protective order, we will see what the response is going to be to the response. i understand the special counsel's team spoke to another key witness today, tell us about that? >> bernie karich, a close associate of rudy giuliani's after the 2020 election was essentially working to try to get together these affidavits of supposedly fraud that ultimately were not true, the amount of fraud was not that evident in the 2020 election, however he and his lawyer, there they are on the screen, exiting the special counsel's office after an interview of about five hours, and one of the things that they are very clearly acknowledging being asked about is rudy giuliani. one of the people who

joining me josh brown, stephanie link, jason snipe and shannon saccocia. a check on the markets.down 130, pretty much the lows of the day. the s&p down 6.5. the nasdaq was strong. not so much right now, a quarter of a percent. i guess we'll take it. steph, retail tough -- macy's, di's

>> jamie: they're 14 and snipe 14 and nine. excellent. >> jamie: yeah. yeah.gh school. [laughter] >> jamie: is it possible some of these guys are conservative because people are like, it's not that i can't get laid it's my conservative values. i'm waiting until i'm married. >> greg: it might also be that they're just, you know, smart, jamie. >> jamie: right. yeah, that also. yeah. uh-huh. it's weird you wait to get married to have sex and then you get married and you stop -- when do you have sex? >> greg: approximately 18 months. >> all right next a woman is getting praised for refusing to give up her first class seat from seattle to paris to a mom who wanted to sit closer to her child. kat, i might point out that the seat was also in first class, so i hate all of these people >> kat: i don't know if this is true at all but i'm going to go with it. someone said that the kid was 13, too. >> greg: that's not a kid pal with woman i know. i was at the airport a couple weeks ago and there was a long line for baggage claim and this lady goes i'm with a minor, i need

. >> i think we're seeing some political sniping ahead of fani willis going before a grand jury. to seek charges against more than a dozen individuals as part of her sprawling case. she's been looking at potential racketeering charges, which would allow her to ensnare many defendants. but the trump campaign is air ing an ad in the atlanta area where they include a number of claims. some of them are true. like she's been disqualified from investigating in this probe because she hosted a fundraiser for his democratic opponent, something the judge slapped her down for. there are other claims in this ad that are more salacious and baseless. they allege she had a relationship with a local rapper that she had previously defended. there'just no factual basis to back that up. so fani willis sent a note to r aff, and i'm going to read a part of it. she said, we have no personal feelings against those we investigate and should not express any. this is business. it will never be personal. she goes on to say, your instruction for me is to ignore all the noise and keep doing your can job with

president biden caught sniping at peter doocy as he denies knowing anything about the transactions withis son's business partners but what exactly were they paying for. james comer is here at 8:00 a.m. eastern. don't miss that. joining the conversation, strategic wealth partners ceo, mark tepper, former new york congressman, lee zeldin and columnist tiana low disher. "mornings with maria" is -- tiana lowe disher. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: the house oversight committee releasing new biden family bank records showing that the bidens took in at least $20 million from countries such as as russia, kazhakstan and ukraine. the gop's memo showing a day after a kazhakstany businessman sent hunter biden more than $142,000 hunter bought a porsche for that exact same price. the records tracking a russian oligarch's $3.5 million payment to a hunter biden, devon archer shell company, then vice president joe biden had dinner with kazhakstany businessman and russian oligarch in 2014 and 2015. joining us now, congressman dan meuser. thank you for joining us. i want to talk about

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some major moves from one specific committee member joining us bryn talkington, joe terranova, jason snipeve weiss rounds out the lineup. let's get a check on the markets right now. we are down decidedly. the dow industrials down 250 points the s&p down around 60

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nick nolte, frank sinatra, wesley snipes. i mean, tom delay, i think, had one as well.ot of people who've had mug shots before. so it's not unheard of. but the notion of him having one could be very well used as a kind of campaign propaganda. a kind of saying listen, his whole platform has been it is me against the world, they actually want to get to you but i'm standing in the way, so really this weaponized government is doing just this. that could be a possibility. but really mug shots are supposed to be a part of the entire booking process for two reasons. one, to identify the person. we already know who he is. but of course we know other famous people as well. and number two, as a part of the system and a part of what the track record has been. he has now three other indictments. they have a record of him. they know where he is. they probably have his fingerprints already. but still, he may not be afforded all these luxuries of saying hey, you know what, it might be off-putting. well, he has now indictments. >> that nick nolte mug shot will go down in history -- >>

wesley snipes or nick multi -- >> franks in ahtra. >> all these wildly famous people in american history. >> he got arrested, it's a classic photograph. they have all had mug shots, why does being the president entitle someone to be exempt? that is along the lines of donald trump's m o, believing to be outside the normal chain of our rule of law. that's what i see when i see this mugshot. >> evan you've been following this closely, i don't even know how you are up most days, the exhaustion that you must be feeling. all of the things that have happened, all the legal troubles, he is already back embed minister tonight. the average person who has to deal and contend with charges like this, he is at 91 total over four different indictments, four different states, and he's running for president at the same time. there are a whole lot of things going on, he's already back in bedminster. so what is next? >> so, one of the first things that he is done today is to shake up his legal team. you know, he hired lawyers, he's very capable, it's well-known in atlanta, he is going to be good for the fo

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but frank sinatra, wesley snipes, tom delay, lots of famous people got mug shots.y is donald trump the one who is getting this special accommodation? >> that's going to be a question in fulton county because at the federal level they didn't opt to do the mug shot. but to elliott's point, can you really have a former president who doesn't get special treatment? i mean, what do you think? >> i mean, this is going to be a former president who has, unlike most defendants their attorneys, some of whom are going to be appointed by, you know, the state, if they are indigent for some reason. you're going to have secret service coordinating on his behalf. you also have, to be fair, some of the significant national security or security risks of having him walk through the front door as any other person, being exposed, so to speak. fingerprints, for example, never having been a president of the united states -- yet -- >> yet. >> i was going to say! man i was going to say -- thank you all for that moment. but never having been the president of the united states, i don't know i

with interest rates higher, payments have shot higher, too democrats and republicans would rather snipeoblem as senator manchin mentioned. with the economy slowing, that could drive the u.s. into an economic rut here's why equities could get in a rut. we're talking politics stocks dropped a bit and higher for a decade with one of the most impressive bull markets on record american companies had an innovation advantage, access to global markets and a resilient economy here at home we can figure out the politics there's a reason why jamie dimon called the rating cut ridiculous yesterday and warren buffett said it doesn't matter, stocks will be fine >> the ratings cut isn't the only sign of trouble for the markets. what else is happening >> that is true. on the other hand, the fitch rating cut is a signaling of a market top ahead and it's not the only one exactly two years ago my debate was whether robinhood was worth 70 bucks a share we were at meme stock mania. a few weeks after that, the rally fell apart and now robin hood is around $12 a share monday tupperware was up 20% and yesterday

it seems to me like wesley snipes, ask him what he thinks about it.ut in jail for paying -- evading taxes. pay your fair share. host: lee is a democrat in what may go, kansas. caller: thank you. your last guest, mr. mix, i do not know what planet he is from but the keystone pipeline is operational and has been since 2010. it is run by a company out of canada. it runs down to oklahoma and port arthur in houston. i would like c-span to verify to their satisfaction the keystone pipeline is operational and has been and to stop this stupid narrative of it being shut down and biden shut it down. it is running. in fact, it put 14,000 barrels of oil in a creek in washington county. i know the keystone pipeline is up and running. what people are talking about is the keystone xl pipeline. the supreme court did not issue the permits. it was a montana judge. united states is the number one producer of oil in the world. let me repeat that for my republican friends. the united states is the number one producer of oil in the world, currently producing 12.4 million b

when he's boxed into a corner he'll snipe back, bite back, and this is the counterattack. >> so, i'm curious, ken, if you have any information on why this was set up this way, obviously trump wants to turn it into a spectacle? is it possible that the other co-conspirators or co-defendants needed to processed during the day and they were trump after-hours to try and control the situation, i'm just wondering why he would get this opportunity to have a primetime moment, it seems that the officials in fulton county played by the book, mark meadows asking for more time, no, you can't more time. yet this seems different. any information on that? >> no, mika, but the jail officials have made clear they run a 24/7 operation over there, i think it's matter of scheduling. they were open to doing it at any particular time, it's deeply significant that unlike any other booking we've seen with donald trump it's very clear these guys are affording him no special breaks in terms of the mugshot, from all accounts they're going to take a mugshot. we've seen so much the mugshots of the co-defendants,

you will have nadine still sort of sniping from the sidelines.something that nadine , she seems something that nadine, she seems to have a few problems with. so i do feel sorry for her in that respect. >> i do find it very odd when i know it happens, but the idea that someone who is who is a working class conservative, who is calling for the government to be more concerned lviv is that seems to be doing everything she can to make sure that labour win her seat and that labour win the next election you would next election, which you would have thought , you know, have thought, you know, as a team player, as someone that is have thought, you know, as a teconservative s someone that is have thought, you know, as a teconservative and neone that is have thought, you know, as a teconservative and someoneit is have thought, you know, as a teconservative and someone that a conservative and someone that you know, again, as chris was saying, you know, and you are just from, you just identifying that from, you know, class background, know, working class back