make the bulls run. faster riders bite their tails, each participant tries to tame two bulls at onceult, since the bulls can run in different directions, if the participant fails to make the bulls run in one line, then he falls face down in the dirt to applause and the laughter of satisfied spectators. that's all for today, the arena will be on air in 2 weeks. see you in the new year, with the upcoming holidays we will return when the world of sports comes to life. minsk automobile plant is the flagship of mechanical engineering not only on the territory of belarus, but on the territory of the former entire post-soviet space, working in the world of creation, we can... create excellent automotive equipment, achieve the results that we have achieved today. for me, my profession is everything, i spend most of my time here, my whole life was connected with the minsk automobile plant, even as a child, i lived in the factory area, so the people with whom i interacted as a child, they worked for minsk automobile plant, so i linked further my destiny was with the minsk automobile plant, but

yourself a bull rider?hing doesn't bother me. i'm just a bull rider. >> carley: you are cool, talented, success sxfl driven and i'm sure you have incredible future ahead. congratulations on your success. i'm sure you will have continued success in the future. have a great day. pbr is coming up january 5-7. thank you. third hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> joey: we begin this hour with fox news alert. secretary of state keeping former secretary trump's name on the primary ballot despite efforts to keep him off. >> griff: and the trump team is fighting back after maine removed him from the 2024 ballot. alexandria hoff joins us live with the latest. >> alexandria: this is first time a

i don't know a single person who had anything resembling a bull. so, where did this bull come from?tter, hear me out. the soccer team that plays in the area is the red bulls. i understand that's a drink, but could it be a mascot gone rogue? we'll look into it and get back to you. john roberts, get on that. come on, roberts. >> kayleigh: it appears we need a cowboy, right, kennedy? >> kennedy: we absolutely do. i think this is clever marketing for the college football playoff, so as you know, the university of texas longhorns, they are playing u.w., so, i think this is a little bit of -- maybe they are not so good with geography, thought it was seattle and the steer went clear and went in the wrong direction, but that's what i think it is. >> if the bull is any indication how the team will play, i will take it. this goes to show that like you can see anything in new york any day, any minute, it's insanity. speaking of cowboys, were the one we saw, ricky littlejohn, lassoing a cow on the freeway. i thought we saw the peak of loose bulls. i don't know. >> it's so america. >> to my poin

from 2028 onwards bulls will be — that time. from 2028 onwards bulls will be changed - that time. changed to - that time. from 2028 onwards bulls will be changed to new . bulls will be changed to new ones that have a mere five years less for amateurs. we don't hit _ years less for amateurs. - don't hit anything like rory mcllroy. i think is a good choice. because will make their golf more realistic. but speaking to me on his phone, three—time major winner padraig harrington said he agrees with the new rules. so if you're at the top, you never want to change. you want to keep it where it is. your winning formula genuinely helps the golf course. new and old, it really helps them, both in terms of cost, sustainability, maintenance, safety. so change is coming no matter which side of the debate golfers land. natalie pirks, bbc news. finally, a bit of tennis for you. former champion caroline wozniacki has been awarded a wild card for next month's australian open. the dane won her only grand slam title in melbourne in 2018 before retiring in 2020 to start a family however the former wor

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bulls make money. bears make money. pigs, they get slaughtered. i say this all the time because so often in my business i have seen moments where stocks went up and up and up so much that people were intoxicated. they thought they were geniuses. however, it's at that moment you need to remind yourself that you do not want to act like a pig. i have had some legendary partners in an amazing hedge fund. i made a lot of money, perhaps too much money and maybe i was being a pig. i had no idea what he was talking about. i was just grateful i caught a major gain. not long after we had a vicious selloff. i gave back everything i made and then some. that's when i enshrined the bulls make money, bears make money, pigs get slaughtered thesis as one of my own roles. it is so deeply ingrained that i have a barnyard full of sand affect buttons to tell the whole story. the bowl, the bear, the pig. just to be clear the same idea applies to people aggressively on the short side. we have had some major declines over the years but other than the.com bust in 2000, mo

this is right after bull run. and that union army is pretty well beaten up and key is let's let's let's that union army as as we can. but where is the union army now. it's hiding in the defenses of washington and the only way you're going to get it out marching toward yankee territory. yeah. maryland, almost seceded from the union and one of the things that that lee is explicit about is i'm going to get into maryland on my way to pennsylvania, i'm going to issue a proclamation for the citizens of maryland to join the confederacy and it's all about supplies with lee all aut supplies. when you read about his logistical about how he's begging jefferson davis for supplies how his men are foraging for edible weeds, it really does break your heart. abraham lincoln has some goals as lee is invading the north. what's the last thing he wants them to happen? attack? well, he's not interested in taking washington. he knows it's too strongly defended, but he definitely politically he cannot afford to let lee get into pennsylv

a runaway bull?s next. >>> if you ask some new jersey commuters why they were late to work today, you can plainly see their excuse is bull. you heard that right. a runaway bull ran into the commuter train tracks in newark across the hudson river from manhattan. well, nj transport posted a photo of the long horn bull on social media. service was delayed for about 45 minutes before it was corralled and taken to a nearby animal sanctuary. no word yet on where this bull came from. >>> >>> finally tonight, it's an annual holiday trip filled with joy and tears for the loved ones of our fallen military heroes. cbs's manuel ba hor kes reports from orlando on a charity celebrating the families of those who sacrificed for their country. >> reporter: based on all these smiles, you may not know that the holiday season can be quite difficult for the families here. >> christmas was one of the favorite holidays. when he passed, i didn't care anything about christmas. >> reporter: he was her husband, army sergeant b

taken away from him, to his father, why did you take the bull away, i loved him, it was my bull, notll, ugh, i don’t love you. “my son, don’t call me son, i’m not your son, you want to kill my bull, my son, you don’t understand, but how can i understand why you want to kill him, miguel, i want everything, kill him, now we will be transported to the school yard, anglo-saxon children are running around playing." our now grown-up hero appears in a chic suit from a big box, come to me , guys, listen to what i tell you, you know what i remember best at school and i can’t forget, i can’t forget, did i really forget, but no, i remember, my friends, we can only be happy in this country , here i am a spaniard, what's wrong with that? a spaniard, here he is a jew, and he is japanese, and you are french, friends, in this country, we can unite to attack the greeks, my speech, the words that i use are more accurate than the words of the older, decency-loving generation, for example, when i talk about a certain little bean , i call her a whore, types of occupation, reaction of an old-fashioned per

this is right after bull run. and that union army is pretty well beaten up and key is let's let's let's that union army as as we can. but where is the union army now. it's hiding in the defenses of washington and the only way you're going to get it out marching toward yankee territory. yeah. maryland, almost seceded from the union and one of the things that that lee is explicit about is i'm going to get into maryland on my way to pennsylvania, i'm going to issue a proclamation for the citizens of maryland to join the confederacy and it's all about supplies with lee all about supplies. when you read about his logistical about how he's begging jefferson davis for supplies how his men are foraging for edible weeds, it really does break your heart. abraham lincoln has some goals as lee is invading the north. what's the last thing he wants them to happen? attack? well, he's not interested in taking washington. he knows it's too strongly defended, but he definitely politically he cannot afford to let lee get into pennsy

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vonnie: running with the bulls. matt, let me ask if you have the same impression, if this we can't you offguard. matt: markets can always cut you off guard. for us, this is another example that you need to lay into assets as they get cheaper. we have had the same view six months now. in june we said we think the fed is new the end of the rate hike cycle. let's start to get long-duration here. 5% on the 10 year, we set the same thing. things look even more attractive, definitely accelerate getting long-duration here. here we are, the 10 year below 4% and we are not changing our tune. we think the fed is at or near the rate hike cycle. the market is convinced six or seven cuts are coming next year. that is our base case, we think cuts are coming. our forecast is for a soft landing. we are not going to say that the fed is displayed. we are still cautious. the history on inflationary spikes is you don't just see one, you see two or three. we are sticking to our call. generally or at the end of it. and a lot of juice has

abo prince tur staў turam is not the hell of the torah, but the hell of the bull.tten history. as soon as the world appears , kiryl, the pastoral tribe of drygavich, has already departed. ahvotna, maybe there are stone roofs, like the legends that floated around the city on their way, in defiance of the laws of physics. as a result, the turanians began to build temples instead of capitals. kiryl grew up this is an arystakrat, maybe a prince of plowing. i would give it up, good. i'm brewing honeycombs so that i can share the honey of other people. yago’s words were cherished by the ears for the sir. and just now, a reasonable hour of manaha was given to the abbots, the present goal of the monastery, and yet the hell of the admov’s passadas, moreover, because you yourself will not give access to data, you do not have the right to other studies. just as a bird tied by its paws cannot reach the windy heights, so i am in vain troubles. don’t fall out of your spirit, don’t let these words fall sinner. all your mans are looking for different ways to grow in malta, if noth

the bull was corralled about two miles away and taken to an animal sanctuary.sanctuary says the bull likely escaped while on its way to a slaughterhouse. >>> mickey mouse soon to be in the public domain, and more concerns over those lead contaminated applesauce pouches. here's shanelle kaul with today's "money watch." >> reporter: the dow rallied again thursday closing at another record high. the index gained 158 points. the nasdaq was up 27, and the s&p 500 gained 12 points. >>> we're learning new details about those tainted cinnamon applesauce pouches. the fda says they may have been intention legal contaminated, possibly someone altering an ingredient for economic reasons. the pouches found to be contaminated with lead were sold under three brands, weiss, wana bana and scnuk's. all connected to a manufacturing facility in ecuador which the fda is now inspecting. the fda has received reports of at least 65 kids with elevated lead levels. >>> a major shift in strategy for weight watchers. the company is now launching a new membership for ozempic and wegovy cus

the bull on the loose, running down the train tracks. tonight, where did the bull come from? >>> and last night, oprah was here with her list. tonight, your ideas, your made in america gifts, and we'll go right down the list. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we have several developing stories as we come on the air tonight. this major cross-country storm moving right into the east. heavy rain, snow, damaging winds. major travel impacts here. >>> also, terror arrests across europe. the hamas threat now and what the fbi has said here in the u.s. >>> but we do begin tonight with the breaking news here in new york city. this dramatic con frobation between the nypd and an armed man on the lower east side. the man a suspect in an unsolved shooting on the upper east side of new york, holding police off for more than two hours. officers from the violent felonies squad arriving to question the man. he barricaded himself inside the apartment. officers talking to him, trying to get him to surrender. even sending a drone into the apartment. the

bull markets start with high and implement rates and the reason why you have the bull market is because labor is added throughout that time and you have this great run of the unemployment rate coming down year after year after year. >> you are citing periods of timehere we had crisis in which it forced the economy into the tank and the unemployment rate shot higher, the cycle ended, and then we started a new onafter that. this time is different. isn't it? wh crisis did we have? we had inflationwhich was high . not for traditional reasons as t fed chair himself cited last week, not for a massive demand, but more so for supp chain issues, covid. >> but what bull market started with unemployment rateelow 4 ? what bull market started below 4%? >> maybe this one. >> maybe it is the first. maybe stocks trade at 30 times earnings. there could be a first for everything, of cours but if you look back in history like we do for everything we value stocks and look at the market, you have to look at history. and also it's sort of, it makes sense. if you're at full ployment, how are you going to have

so i don't think the bulls need rate cuts. i think the bulls understand that the direction the next rate moves are going to come will be cuts whether they happen in q1 or q4. that is the salient point. >> that's why people reacted positively to what waller said, whereas steve liesman said the quiet part out loud, we shall see. >>> we'll take a quick break. when we come back lyrical asset management's andrew wellington will be live at post 9 today. his value fund is beating 96% of his peer this is year. he's going to give us top picks as we head into a new year. "halftime" back in two. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. >>> welcome back. andrew wellington of lyrical asset management runs a value-based mutual fund that's up 19% this year. welcome back. a value investor up 19%. i look at your holdings, i don't know, this guy looks

yes, a bull with the horns and all. several hundred pounds. care too much about newark penn because he was only here for a few minutes. that was enough to disrupt service between new jersey and new york. after leaving here at newark penn, the bull then went several miles until it was eventually cornered in a parking lot, corralled by first responders, and headed to a sanctuary. imagine seeing a bull and the reaction across new jersey is exactly what you thought it would be. >> this can't be happening. no, this can't be happening. in jersey? i was scared because i didn't know if he was going to run into us or whatever. but i'm trying to get home. the buses wouldn't stop. everybody had to detour. people trying to get to work. it was a mad house down here. >> they had to close the gate. then he was trying to run out. every time he tried to come out, they was running because, you know, them horns. >> reporter: listen, they can laugh about it now. they said when they saw this thing hoofing it toward them, they didn't know what to do. they see this

and more to come, perhaps, as the bulls in a.i. will say. >> like being on the cover of "sports illustrated," the "madden" curse. nvidia stock closed on the day, 485, went north of $515, only to trade below 400 in the next couple months. same setup this time. traded right up to 485, krilted 500, here we are now. let's be clear, nvidia is an extraordinarily important company. we have said that. the stock is being rewarded in almost an obscene way in terms of valuation, in my opinion. a cyclical company still trading at valuations that i don't think make a lot of sense here. >> so, i disagree with a bunch of that, except what actually happened to the stock. before earnings last time, before earnings this time. we talked about that a couple times. that's how i went into it, they would sell into earnings and it would probably trade off, which is exactly what happened. i would like to buy it again, when i did after the last earnings. i don't agree with the valuation being so crazy. i think that part of what happened today was the whole

no word on how the bull got loose or where it came from.*s public safety director says the bull will be sent to a local animal sanctuary. so a happy ending, of sorts. thank you so much for watching bbc news and do stay with us. hello. milder weather is set to develop across many parts of the uk over the next couple of days. that mild air spreading from the west — with it, a lot of cloud. yes, there'll be some sunshine, but i think it will often be cloudy. and the further north and west you are, particularly the north—west of scotland, we can expect strong winds and some heavy rain. but for friday, high pressure dominating to the south of us, keeping things mostly dry in southern parts. this warm front here introducing more cloud, cloud through the morning across northern ireland. that cloud then working its way up into a good part of scotland, clouding over across parts of north—west england, wales and the southwest. maybe the odd spot of rain or drizzle for coasts and hills, but for central and eastern parts of england, we should hold on t

no word on how the bull got loose or where it came from. 0fficials eventually captured the bull and transportedthe bull will be sent to a local animal sanctuary. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at a story making headlines in the uk. an english boy who was missing for six years has been found. alex batty of 0ldham was 11 when he disappeared on vacation with his mother and grandfather in spain. but authorities say, on wednesday morning, the now 17—year—old was found in france, east of toulouse. in 2018, his grandmother, who was his legal guardian, told the bbc she believed alex's mother and grandfather had taken him to a live with a spiritual community in morocco. it has been an absolute nightmare. knowing you might not ever see him, the grandson that you love so much, you might not see him ever again. the whereabouts of the boy's mother and grandfather aren't known, and police say they're wanted in connection with his disappearance. a police source says the boy, who'd been living in france for two years, had been taken to a police station by a concerned motorist.

, this is the situation, and how many bulls are the guys dragging on themselves, when do they work? would be a whole backpack, roughly speaking in this regard, well, that is, how many magazines, how many releases? well, in general , it’s like, well, in my experience , i had 12 magazines in my backpack, plus a grenade, because that’s what’s in short supply ours, our landing, received you plus plus. now contracts have also been signed, and at one time the party was mobilized, last year , immediately after mobilization, about 200 people came to us, did we recruit only those who served as marines before? no, those who are through the kaliningrad region, there are many of us left there, i love kaliningrad, after serving we live in the region, many of them without... 10-15 years of service, but there are also twenty-two, twenty-year-old wisdom is adopted from the mobilized and some of their volunteers skills, they share, we openly share among ourselves, well, such enrichment is happening, but there were five hundredth, no, there are no such marines, there were no such, we were proud of th

we're still in bull market mode.aring up to make new highs this is a bull market. you have to go with it. charles: it is interesting because we're not even back to the all-time high. if you think about it, we made a pretty good move, we fought back against, i think what you touched on, all reasons coming at us, all the naysayers, golly to be where we are is such a herculean task but if we break out to new highs i think you're probably right. with that in mind say you buy the dips, so any of the dips coming up you see them as buying opportunities? >> i've been buying the dip mode. i've been saying that on your show. i've been say being to every one that will listen to me, we're back in the buy the dip mode. it is scary for sure, everyone is concerned yes, we still haven't had a recession, we could have a soft landing recession, could be a hard landing recession. there is recession out there, i don't doubt that but markets know how to look past that and they know the fed rate cuts will offset any potential recession. s

a bull -- that's right, a bull -- got on the tracks at newark penn station. trains were delayed 45 minutes until it ran off the tracks. police corralled it in a fence. no word on where it escaped from. in any case, the break away worked. the bull has been moved to an animal sanctuary to live out the rest of its days. they've named him ricardo, and we wish him all the best. >>> "the source" with kaitlan collins starts now. collins starts now. see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, straight from "the source," it's the $48 million question that's about to be answered for rudy giuliani, as a jury now deliberates the cost of his election lies. >>> plus cnn getting rare access inside of gaza tonight, as clarissa ward will take us to the front lines of the humanitarian catastrophe. the horrors that she saw on the ground. >>> also, vladimir putin taking questions in his first extended news conference since invading ukraine and evidently trying to put any rumors about his body double to bed using a deep fake to do so. i'm kaitlan collins,

we have a deere bull here, jim lebenthal.t do you think about this idea of waste management being a hedge? >> i'm not sure i see it. i can see it as standing alone on its own merits, by the way, kevin, just a side note, is that a dog barking in the background? an insider tip, if you're pitching a stock, you don't want to hear a dog barking. >> not this time. usually there is a dog in the office but not today. speaking of which, like you, jim, i own caterpillar and deere right now. i'm leaning into it. i think if we're talking about something less cyclical, waste is something we always have to deal with regardless of what's happening in the economy. >> speaking of, i want to get some of the other moves, you bought more caterpillar. i want to talk about your other one, i bm. more your kind of wheelhouse, 4% dividend. why buy ibm right now? >> i know stephanie likes it as well but we're looking at a stock that plays a 4% plus dividend, a forward multiple of 17. they broke out of the trading range they've been in. it was behind t

what investigators say happened >>> the bull loose on the tracks and major delays for commuters traveling into new york city. >>> and donning his l.a. dodgers jersey for the first time, baseball's new $700 million man. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening, everyone, and welcome. tonight, israel's defense chief is predicting the war with hamas will last several months, but declaring israel will win and destroy hamas. his remarks coming as president biden once more spoke out about rising civilian deaths in gaza. today, urging israel to be more careful but sources telling nbc news today that nearly half of the aerial weapons dropped on gaza by israel so far in the war have been unguided so-called dumb bombs, according to an intelligence assessment shared with congress unguided weapons are cheaper and less precise than smart bombs. gaza's hamas-run health ministry says it has tallied nearly 19,000 deaths in the war, and now amid fears the war could trigger a wider conflict and terror attacks, a series of arrests of suspected hamas operatives in europe toda

a bull, that's right, a bull on the tracks at painstaking. trains to and from new york city or delayed for 45 minutes until it right off the track. police eventually corroded and offense. no word we are the bull came from, there are reports it escaped from a new york slaughterhouse. at any rate, that breakup worked -- e bull has been moved to an animal century to lift out the rest of its days. that's it for us the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins starts now. . i'll see you tomorrow. what >> tonight, stream from the, source the 48 million dollar question that is about to be answered for rudy giuliani as a jury now deliberates the cost of his election lies. plus, cnn getting rare access inside of gaza tonight as clarissa ward will take us to the front lines of the humanitarian catastrophe. the horrors that she saw on the ground. also, vladimir putin taking questions in his first extended news conference into the invasion of ukraine and putting any root or rumors about his body double to bed, using deepfake to do so. i'm kaitlan c

are bull and fta's john mallery argues the broadband of the rally is legit and cook even further. eric johnston has made the case repeatedly right here. the stocks cannot sustain the momentum and are sure to fall, and fall a lot. both of you, making their respective cases. gentlemen, welcome back. eric, i turn to you. this market has done incredible well over the last month. why aren't you finally push? >> the economy is slowing. one of the backbones of this economy has been the labor market. certainly, the labor market and fiscal spending, the two things that have allowed it to stay sober cilia. fiscal spending is going to turn negative year over year shortly, and the labor market as we know, every data point is coming out. it is slowing. if you look at labor costs or companies relative to sales growth, it has now gone wrong way, which means when we look at our data, we think the corporates are going to cut those costs and cut labor costs , so the economy is just starting to slow. if you think we are out of the woods because the fed is done hiking, the last three fed hike cycles,

investigator assumes that the murder occurred precisely because of the housing issue, he is sure that the bulls the body of his wife, thereby trying to evade responsibility, in general, although the operatives the body was found like that, the accusation is based on article 105, part one, well, it depends on which judge comes across, or maybe it’s a full blown case, well, it’s too early to talk about the verdict, so our task is to find out what really happened and achieve either an acquittal or a minimum verdict term. so, is the task clear? yes, yes, the japanese tea ceremony compared to the russian tea party, just a splurge, profanity, why do you think so, do they really know a lot about tea and they don’t have jam like that, i recommend it as a snack, uh-huh, oh, no need no sugar, mm, strawberry, hmm , very tasty, i haven’t tried this for a long time, oksana liked it too, we often had tea with her, kept secrets, casually, like... such a couple, well, everything can be, well, it didn’t work out, didn’t it worked out, get a divorce, well, why kill, well, you know, let’s not draw hasty conclusio

the bulls have been right and that is where we stand.ntil he is right and the recession comes, we will see what happens. >> see you soon. thanks, john. >> that is john spallanzani joining us. next, tracking the biggest movers as we head into the close. steve. >> i hope you are hungry. we have one name behind your favorite falafel ball and another known for namesake desserts making moves as we head under the close. we will review all of those when the closing bell returns after this! you know what's interesting these days? bitcoin. look for bitwise, my friends. >>> we are 15 from the close. let's get to steve for a look at the key stocks. >> kaaba and cheesecake factory getting a boost today as both are upgraded. it is believed cava can overcome changes in the coming year and the cheesecake factory exceptional growth compared to its peers. outside of food, let's talk about salesforce trading higher thanks to an upgrade from morgan stanley the firm is raising the software company to over as it sees attractive risk for ward for salesforce i

we're calling 2024 the year of the bucking bull. we think both bonds and equities will be in a bull market next year. in the very near term, equity prices are extremely overbought and yields oversold. for the next couple of weeks, if we see a bit of pullback in equities, that would be normal. going into year end, you will have a rally that will carry over into early next yeear. >> a rally carrying over into next year. you gave us your forecast for 2024. you say 5,200 to 5,400. are there other catalysts that the fed his done hiking rates? >> at the end of the day, frank, it is all about earnings. we think earnings is actually dropping and can improve. you were talking about a.i. it is challenging to figure out the productivity enhancements that are going into earnings. we think that companies will get productivity enhancements. we are seeing unit labor costs come down. we think earnings are going to be good for next year. we think there is a solid base for equities to rally. >> talk me through this. you say earnings will be better. i

a 7-year-old french bull dog. he looks great curled up under your tree.east this is a 9-year-old chihuahua mix. he is tiny. he only has one good eye but she is not afraid to explore and concure and leap up to the ped and the couch and give her a good home. >> i am happy when we can give dogs a boost. adoptable dogs in the forecast tomorrow at 6:00 and 11:00. different agencies but still. >> you always need

a 7-year-old french bull dog. he looks great curled up under your tree.ot least this is a 9-year-old chihuahua mix. he is tiny. he only has one good eye but she is not afraid to explore and concure and leap up to the ped and the couch and give her a good home. >> i am happy when we can give dogs a boost. adoptable dogs in the forecast tomorrow at 6:00 and 11:00. different agencies but still. >> you always need help for the older >> it's the last day before break in the house of representatives, and they took up the vital question of what milk you can serve in school lunches. >> they've been voting on milk. now, the bill would reverse an obama-era rule that removed whole milk

at davzhenko's studio, the bulls still exist completely separately, apart from the rest. wide. he always walked at the edge of the sidewalk. there is no one, you can go in the middle, you never know, right? but again, this was a trait of his character, so as not to bother anyone. he sat idle for years. he brought scripts to the state cinema of ukraine from the studio. authors, writers from moscow, leningrad, kiev, turned to him, but as soon as possible. all soviet directors who worked in various studios in the country knew both years of downtime and oppression from bosses and lack of recognition from critics , but not everyone had such a fine mental organization as leonid bykov, perhaps this is a destructive quality for a director, such people are like bulls, they are so vulnerable and it is so difficult for them, they must always receive some kind of then endlessly other protected ones. behind the scenes, in the cinema, in the theater, this is cruel rags, this is mamaev’s massacre, i said that the tanks are on the right, there is an attack, your comrades are dying there,

so dress warm. >> jesse: here now notorious mobster sammy the bull. how you doing, sammy? >> i'm doing pretty good, i saw -- heard your opening monologue and it's incredible, incredible story. i mean, it's mind-blowing, i don't understand how the country is sitting back listening to these things and no aksz being taken. if you want my opinion, there are so many guys that i know who would go to prison for 20 to lifetime sentences for this kind of stuff and when it comes from the president, vice president and people like that, it is beyond theft, it's treason to a country. when i was younger in the military treason is something you face the death penalty for because you are robbing every man, woman and child, every race, black, white, hispanic, asian. you can't get a more disgusting crime than this. i've been hearing it over and over again. and i don't understand why there is no action, certain people like yourself talking about it and i'm very proud of you. i know a lot of people in the media industry, men and women, through the years and they are good people, they went to

market, does the momentum we see recently solidify the idea this is a bull market?e been saying for months we are in a bull market until proven otherwise. mainly because investors got too pessimistic in late october and we have not seen those signs of recession yet. if you look at the momentum we have seen in november, it does look like we are more in a bull market than bear market. i look toward the fundamentals. the fundamentals still come from the fact we have not hit recession. most recessions coincide with bear markets, so, until that happens i need to be proven otherwise, and i still think we are in able market. vonnie: what proportion of the activity is concentrated in the mega caps? those very few stocks that have seen outsized gains this year. callie: you have to understand every day investors invest in what they know. if you look at the magnificent seven, the tesla, the apple, the amazon, these are popular brands among americans. it is not a surprise many of the magnificent seven names are among the top held names, which does not concern me. big tech as a

, though, and that's -- >> that would be a big doubling in the bull market. that's a lot. here's the thing. look at the whole market. we have a spread -- the best sector in the s&p is tech, and the worst sector in the s&p is utes and that spread is huge. this type of spread doesn't usually end in a painless fashion. does it mean it's more likely that the top performers have to give a little back? i think the answer to that is yes, they will have to give some back and that doesn't mean utilities will be the top performer in 2024, but to say a new bull market in a time when we are not sure what will happen with the economy, and in a time when it has been fueled by rate cut expectations, and almost every week or two -- >> you think it has been fueled by rate cut expectations or inflation? >> inflation has come down, and rate cuts have been pulled forward. i talked about it a couple times on the show, markets can usually hold up well. that's exactly where you think the market believes we are. when you near that first cut is when things get dicey. that cut continu

the bulls are on the loose, including this bull that got loose in newark, new jersey after another recordnything to stop the markets from marching higher? >>> citi c,eo making a bold mov shutting down the muni business. >>> ukraine getting a big membership boost, but a big no on aid. now the senate is working overtime. we will hear from one senator about the progress on capitol hill or lack of it. it is friday, december 15th, 2023 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site. i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin. joe is out today. we are ready for it. this has been a long week. >> it has been a great week. >> it has been six days in a row of gains at this point. not just this week, but back to friday of last week and thursday of last week. let's see where things stand. if you want to check out u.s. equities, you will see the continued bull run at this point in the futures. dow futures indicated up 128 points. s&p up 13.

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