pandering to elizabeth warren maybe so she doesn't come down hard on banks.it soon. all our indications is that is going to happen. it there are seven or eight really credible players -- >> people have been saying that with great certain ty the last few months. >> i think things shifted. they shifted and we can tell just by our own application with with the type of questions that come back. where you are in that process. they shifted because they lost the court case as well. >> people are watching us who are going to say, mike novogratz is talking his book. he's got so much money invested in this stuff, it has got to work for him. and then there is other people who might say jamie dimon is talking his book. and i will say i'm deferring -- not deferring that i'm agreeing with jamie dimon, but i don't think he's talking his book in that i believe this is a view he has held, being correct. >> he's been consistent. i like jamie. i want him to run for president. i think he's a very smart guy. he's been consistently wrong on bitcoin. he just has. and what he's been

anything to make wall street less profitable is good for elizabeth warren.y. liz: charlie, thank you. >> i know you're -- what? liz: kyle bass is next. what do you mean what? >> i like kyle. i think he is a nice guy. tell him i said hi. liz: say hi yourself. he is right here. president biden announcing a 200 million-dollar draw down on the department of defense to aid fighters in ukraine. in just a few minutes biden is expected to host a press conference with ukraine's volodymyr zelenskyy in the east room. as we await for that, zelenskyy's visit comes as biden east request for additional 10-dollar u.s. aid package for ukraine, israel, other national security needs is in serious risk of rejectiongy congress. joining me heyman capital founder, cio, kyle bass. charlie says hello, kyle. >> heliliz, hi, charlie, good too see you both. >> president biden pushing lawmakers to approve the aid package for the year-end holidays, et cetera. there isn't a lot of taste or appetite for adding to the $32 trillion of the national debt. what do you think maps here? israel de

vance and democratic senator elizabeth warren are seeking information about the fbi see's sale processhen it came to the sale to jp morgan. let's discuss this with hermann chan. what is the most concerning thing about this process where you don't see the republican and democrats getting along on much. >> the issue is that the fbi see -- fdic helped usher in the sales of first republic and there was a $13 billion loss for that sale. we have to remember that the fdi is trying toc to create a least cost scenario. . they thought the $13 billion loss was the best possible solution for that sale. there were potentially other bidders. we heard from sources that things like pnc and other regional were bidding which could have been potentially better suitors to lessen the systemic risk that jp morgan was able to create. jon: do we have to factor in the time? we were trying to determine what was going to happen. in this letter, there is talk about the spread on what ultimately the deal price ended up being. in real time, when there is worry in the air, do you have to factor that in as well? >> t

hold does not apply to whether you can be in congress >> read the articles -- i wonder what elizabeth warren will talk about it on the floor. >> is anyone going to miss santos? seems to be unifying -- >> first of all, let's be very clear. we are all members of congress. that doesn't mean everybody gets along. some members will, some members won't. some members will be indifferent. the body will move on. my concern is when you make these massive just changes from precedent it changes the very nature about how the institution is supposed to function. we have been lectured politically, the last four years, a lot in the press, about our institutions. what happened here today goes against the principles of our institutions. it does. they can say whatever they want. it's bigger than what he was accused of. my angst is not about what george was accused of. it's not. i'm not defending him. it's about the process upon which he was expelled today. that's my concern. >> do you think --

what did you take away from the thoughts of senator elizabeth warren in particular? sonali: succumb of the feelings that happen left over -- listen, the feelings that have been left over from the crypto curse, and agreeing with big bang and their biggest ceos never happens this way, but you had them agreed crypto companies should be facing the anti-money laundering rules the companies had to face for decades, so that was someplace they had agreement. elizabeth warren has turned her attention from the bank ceos to the crypto industry. it has been made pretty clear today. the rest of the senators are worried not just about crypto but ai and whether you are in an area which are calling a break and you don't know whether you are speaking artificial intelligence or a person with your personal financial information. caroline: we will let you start running after the bank ceos and senators behind you. thank you very much forget meanwhile, let's talk the democratization of finance. we tell accents -- retail access in particular. they will be able to buy slices of corporate bo

the letter was led by elizabeth warren. it came as the senate prepared to vote on this move on a package that would send $14 billion in additional aid to israel, as well as billions more to ukraine. senator bernie sanders, one of the signatories, culture conditions on the aid to israel that he would vote against it, which he did on the test vote. tim kaine of virginia, martin heinrich of new mexico and jeff merkley of oregon also signed onto the letter requesting a briefing for answers to a lengthy list of questions about the u.s.'s posture on israel's military strategy. earl in texas on the border. good morning to you. why do you come down on this debate? caller: well, i agree with what senator thune talked about. all these people -- now they want to back out. host: all right. diane in ann arbor, michigan. democratic caller. caller: hello. it seems to be a movement around the world where democracies are falling to dictatorships. this war is based on that. ukraine wants to stay a democracy. russia wanted to become a dictato

broke the democrat party he shattered their brains and right now it is the bernie sanders, the elizabeth warren, aoc that are driving the agenda and when it comes to the border into radical open borders that believes it is wrong to have a border, some of those nuts believe america should not exist that her existence is fundamentally illegitimate. number one, number two this is an administration that is all politics all the time when it comes to national security they don't care about national security. look at the disastrous withdraw from afghanistan it's an entirely political operator station because they want a press release on september 11 rather than to protect americans overseas rather to protect her servicemen and women. another three there are a lot of cynical democrats a look at the 9.6 illegal immigrants who have come across under joe biden nac future democrats. they are willing to look the other way at the dead bodies day after day after day. every day we have dead bodies on texas farms and ranches on migrants who died being trafficked in. every day the democrats are willing to look t

they were kicking me in the head for the decisions i was making in south dakota, rachel maddow elizabeth warren were calling me irresponsible for the decisions that i was making. but i tell you, my people were happy and they were happy because they were free. so i'm going to give you a little bit of a background and an understanding of how i make my decisions not just as governor but as a person and i think in order for you to know that you need to know me and how i grew up. i grew up as the daughter of a rancher and his wife my dad was very, very tough. in fact, he was the kind of guy that woke us up every single day by yelling get up, more people die in bed than anybody else. i remember lying in bed thinking is that true. we got up and worked with our family. we were always together. he taught us work ethic and the value of being together as a family and created children that knew how to tackle problems. obviously just remember not being able to figure him out and what he was doing. he never once taught us to do anything. he just had us do it. for instance, i was about 12 year's old when my d

thanks >>> still to come, senator elizabeth warren clamoring for a wealth tax will that ever become at. >>> and battling anti-semitism on campus. the president of brandeis university ron leibowitz will tell us how his school is facing these challenges "squawk box" returns in a moment i think i'm ready for this. heck ya! with e*trade you're ready for anything. marriage. kids. college. kids moving back in after college. ♪ here's to getting financially ready for anything! and here's to being single and ready to mingle. who's ready to cha-cha?! >>> welcome back to "squawk box. we're about an hour away from the release of the november employment report. payroll is expected to come in at 190,000 ahead of the numbers, the futures now are basically unchanged. little bit of weakness in the nasdaq, nothing to write home about. treasuries, not a lot going on also in wait and see mode with the ten-year just under 4.2. and bitcoin is somewhere between 43 and 44,000. 43,600. >> we're watching shares of docusign earnings of 79 cents a share beat expectations of 63 cents. revenue also beat expectatio

kristen: it's hard to see see e dimon on the same side as elizabeth warren.t that he said that -- it's getting the attention of the policymakers. there's an opportunity for that. caroline: blockchain industry leader. ed: cathie wood tied to artificial intelligence. our which is beaten the s&p index, coming up on the program, there is a new satellite in town. a contract national threats from orbit. we will speak to ewan rogers, up next. this is bloomberg technology. caroline: time now for around that. airbnb, depending on market position. the chinese company has called off its debut after volatile market conditions. the company will use ai for corporate functions like data analysis and automating monotonous tasks. ed: true anomaly designing u.s.-based recognizance systems raised a hundred million to ramp up the funding for satellite that can detect national threats from satellite. joining us now is true anomaly ceo ewan rogers. ewan: this is an autonomous vehicle designed to fly close to other satellites. it has its own onboard propulsion system and cameras to

>> cheryl: several want to see somebody else, this group supported elizabeth warren in 2018 electionaid bernie sanders, there were other options, not that bernie sanders is a spring chicken. you know what, bernie sanders, love him or hate him, he's cut a few zingers every once in a while. >> julie: talking about someone experiencing cognitive decline, one heartbeat away is kamala harris and that is frightening. >> it is frightening and that is why he selected her, because she is that bad that even with his cognitive decline and horrible job he's doing, he looks like a better option than kamala harris, he keeps himself in a good spot with that, that was smart and thinking ahead. >> david: word sa salad, that i our choice. >> she is good with the english dictionary. analysis revealing half of immigrant households in this country are benefiting from government programs at the expense of you, the american taxpayer. >> cheryl: tidal wave of migrants flooding into the country is not slowing down. 276,000 migrants entering this month alone. taxpayer funded welfare were given to illegal immi

now, this is all because donald trump read an op ed in the wall street journal that said that elizabeth warren had some question as well as republicans, and he thought that if there was bipartisan dislike for obamacare, it might be time to bring it back up. but again, if you look at the polling, obamacare, the affordable care act, is actually much more popular now. people rely on it. millions of americans and republicans really don't want to go down this path. they would rather focus on the border and immigration and inflation, not take this turn back to health care. >> you have an argument that, for instance, ron desantis is making that donald trump has too much baggage. he can't win a general election, even if that is true, it doesn't seem that a desantis or even a nikki haley is someone positioned to even close to outperform donald trump in a primary. yeah, i mean, as we've seen this inner turmoil with the desantis camp, we've also seen the surge of nikki haley. >> but when you look at the polling, she's. still trailing. n stonewalling them. >> but the white house has forcefully pushed back

but even elizabeth warren said it needs to be fixed, it's in bad shape, very, very expensive.ive for the user. we are going to make it much less expensive for the people with much better health care. we have so much wealth under our feet. the wealth under our feet is going to pay for all of this stuff. we are going to make so much money. on day one i will sign a new executive order to cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race theory. transgender status and other inappropriate racial, sexual, or political content for our children. [cheers and applause] and i will not give one penny to any school that has a vaccine mandate or mask mandate. [cheers and applause] and i can't believe i have to say it, but i do. who would think 10 or 15 years ago we would have to say this? i will keep men out of women's sports. and as i have done perfectly for four years, i will fully uphold your very important, very great second amendment. i will uphold the second amendment. i will protect innocent life. we will restore free speech, and i will secure our elections once and for all. w

or elizabeth warren, who gives you the right to say what has value?been debunked yes, some crypto is used for bad things, but t nearly as much as fia right jamie dimon's bank has paid $38 billion in fines since he's been there. $38 billion. add up all of the bad trades with crypto, it doesn't add up to $38 billion so should we ban jpmorgan? that's a crazy statistic >> so gary genzler and some of the other regulators, is it easier or safer to just nodo anything or doesn't that sort of leave investors in this country -- actually around the world, jt, that makes it more risky than if ey were to actually just take the bull by the horns and decide what to do. there's a group of democrats and republicans in d.c. that want to get legislation through. there's two pieces of legislation that would really give us good framework around both stable coins and the rest of crypto. and it's elizabeth warren and the white house, you know, the biden white house, that is stopping that. and i think post this election, we will either have a new administration, either democ

they are reluctant to vote in 2,020, they preferred elizabeth warren or bernie sanders, didn't like donalda flattening effect, those people don't come out and vote, this is a group he won by 20 points and you are talking about losing to donald trump by 14. the second thing is voters, generally young voters are dissatisfied with the economy and financial status. david: they want to buy a house, they can to do either one of them. >> when you're 28 and bringing a girl over for dinner, not a great situation. you are talking about the economy, inflation, their financial status is tough, young people are more credit card debt than ever. in terms of retirement, they have less saved for medical bills, car repair, those types of things. you are seeing a political realignment, young voters coming back because of the dissatisfaction of the economy, they like how he handled the economy, inflation -- david: let me stop you. you're making a jump. the fact that they are against biden doesn't necessarily mean they are pro-trump especially on issues like you mentioned on the middle east. >> not all of them

. >> emily: what was more awkward, kevin, that or the elizabeth warren like join me for a beer and herl anymore. >> kevin: i'm not the right democrat to ask, i think i have all of those things, including the bobbleheads, christmas ornaments, i love the president and the vice president, i'm all about it. donald trump is the king of merch. >> kayleigh: anthony fauci prayer candle. >> i have an rbg prayer candle i light for ruth bader ginsburg, but not anthony fauci. >> this is my theory. i think the sensational surrounding the figures immediately plummeted when the economy started sucking and everyone is miserable, and don't want to represent the people who are agony to everyone. >> i live in a bubble. >> can't afford potato chips, can't afford this, their likeability is in the toilet, and approval rating, and fauci. >> good gag gift. >> or regift. >> i'm going to post the photos of the ornaments when i get home. >> and light your candle. >> here is "america reports"

. >> judge jeanine: you have elizabeth warren saying she is american indian, and swalwell and menendezunder the gun? >> fair question. the subscription, it was more it was from more than that -- on the record saying we are a nation of laws, not a nation of men, he said this institution better remember that. fair warning, could be a slippery slope. the bigger picture, what this means for speaker johnson, has razor thin majority. major battles coming up, shutdown battle looming. this is dividing the party and does change things for republicans. >> judge jeanine: you have terrorist sympathizer like rashida tlaib, ilhan omar, cory bush. >> i'm not for expulsion, i was expelled from many groups throughout my career and i feel it is unbecoming. >> my gosh. >> jesse: this guy is a liar, fraud and thief, only difference, he was too obvious about it. you got to be sleazy, but classy, you can't still, you have to insider trade, okay. it is embezelment, why not take kickbacks like bernie sanders' wife. lie on your resume? or say you are american indian. if you want to money launder, do it through

>> the truth is, there aree et people who accepted money from foreign countries, he thought elizabeth warren an american and you got nancy pelosi, menendez, why aren' they under the gun? >> substantial evidence beyond botox injections and only fanned subscription, items frombo retailers, sephora. byron mcdonald's was one of the opponents, he went on the record saying we are a nation of laws, not a nation of men, he was against these institutions, better remember that. a fairber.at warning could be a slippery slope. i think the bigger picture is what it means for house speakerj johnson, razor thiohn majority, there's major battles coming up, government shutdown battle looming, funding for ukraine, these are things dividing the party right now and this does change things, the relevance.ng >> you got sympathizers likesse, rashida tlaib him a ilhan omar, congress won't spell them for their belief in hamas and what they do. >> i'm not for expulsion, i was expelled for many groups throughout my career and i feel it's unbecoming but this guy is a liar and a fraud and thief. the only difference is h

he saw a wall street journal article and elizabeth warren was saying it was costing people more money because insurance companies were taking advantage of the law. this came into his head and this is what i'm told as senior advisers as a bipartisan and potentially winning issue. he's become fixated on it. on the healthcare aspect. i will remind you. when he was in the office, when he was in the white house, he made a promise that he would come up with a new healthcare plan that would completely overhaul the affordable care act. he never did. he's saying the same thing, but we have no indication of what that would look like. when he brought this up, it surprised his own senior advisers working with him on policy and never had one single conversation with him on obama care. >> he seeps to be going with what he heard and putting it out in a message. some things never change. kristen anderson and kristen holmes, thank you. >>> jake tamer and dana bash will moderate the republican debate live from des moines five days before the iowa caucuses. >>> thousands of migrants are joining a new ca

without trump on the stage, you can't have a moment like christie kneecapping marco rubio or elizabeth warrenng after michael bloomberg in 2020 on his settlements. so i think what you need do, to make real lasting polling changes, you need everybody there. without that, you have these small incremental increases only. >> a very good point and of course again no trump -- without trump, how we won't leare can't learn whether or not things can actually fundamentally change here, which of course his team knows. we'll have more with this panel later. i'm grateful for all of you being up early with us this morning. >>> this up next, police in las vegas identify the suspect in a deadly shooting at unlv, what makes this gunman different. >>> plus secretary of state antony blinken offering praise and criticism on the israel-hamas war and what is next for kevin mccarthy. just week after losing his speaker's gavel, he is out. >>> welcome back. secretary of state antony blinken offering new perspective on the israel-hamas war. speaking on the king charles program last night, blinken praised israel for ta

stuart: senator elizabeth warren warning about the return of student loan payments.is she saying? ashley: warren and three other liberal colleagues are warning struggling borrowers could experience implementation errors that could cause unanticipated consequences to borrowers credit dollars. federal student loan payments resumed in october. warren with senate democrats, richard blumenthal of connecticut and chris van holland of maryland, bernie sanders, sent a letter to the education department wanting to know the extent of any errors of measures taken to impress them. student loan borrowers complained about waiting hours on the phone to speak to customer service reps. an estimated 305,000 people received student loan bills with the wrong amount. stuart: just a bit. back to the markets. the land of rationality. is the stock market all about the future of interest rates and not much else? >> let's boil it down to its simplest form a. this was, this is, this will be interest rates. the first month ever on record with a rally north of 7% where the volatility index was b

watched these hearings, and we are in the room, the dust is settling, i've never seen senator elizabeth warrene so peaceful in conversation and an agreement with the biggest bank ceos. romaine: we know that the congress -- vonnie: we know that the congress works with the federal reserve but it's only to a certain extent, did you get any sense that any of the senators were taking on board some of the commentary from the ceos and they might agree with them in some aspects? sonali: there were definitely a lot of senators that did come out in support of the ceos worried about a capital rules and how it would impact their constituencies especially when mortgages are already so high. we've seen the mortgages move on the heels of these regulations. these are still capitalist enterprises that do not need to engage in business as if they are not profitable for the firm's. the other hand of this, too, the federal reserve is not going to exactly be swayed by a few senators that would have that problem. it would have to be swayed or listening to a broader bipartisan group that all agree with the bankers t

congresswoman elizabeth warren, the former congresswoman has talked about her contemplation of what isad. and in fact, she talked to anderson cooper earlier tonight and said that she is considering not necessarily a third party run, but that she'll do all that she can to prevent trump from getting that victory. when you look at the landscape of all of this, obviously he is the republican front-runner among those left in the race. everyone is considering donald trump right now, right? >> yeah. i mean, when you look at who is in your party right now running for the nominee, chris christie, he said he is running because we have to stop donald trump. >> right. >> well, some of the people who also say that aren't even in the race anymore because they didn't do so well, like asa hutchinson, and other folks that are still here, they haven't condemned trump as much as they perhaps should the. but people are thinking of donald trump. people do presume he is going to be the republican nominee. i will say i still think that there could be a primary caucus surprise like what happens a lot of times

i would think it opens it up to elizabeth warren. >> todd: pocahontas what would happen if he went charay anything. bring a bottle of hot sauce and try to make a miller joke. that's the thing about shala main. he has no, i guess. loyalty he blew up hillary and blew up kamala. on the other show he says who runs the country? if you remember that interview? who runs the country, joe biden is not in charge. they cut the interview short on his week night show which is not the daily show. best hell of a why week. pulled punches when it comes to democrats. if he goes back on the show l.l. cool j by biden. he would rip bind up not let him go on that show. >> carley: also from "the view" talking about the republican debate this week. listen to what they had to say. >> don't ask me. [laughter] >> i was gonna but you looked as shocked as everybody else. [laughter] i don't even know how to ask the questions. >> the interesting i watched the whole thing and i was not even stunned. [laughter] >it was so entertaining. sometimes you take a gummy to sleep and it's a hilarious event at that point. >> tha

let's listen to elizabeth warren. >> -- 50 million than first all you've got to pitch in two cents, twoabout. that you hit a billion dollars in assets, you've got to pitch in a few pennies more. it says, if you've got a fortune above $50 million, you pay on it. and if your fortune is below $50 million, you don't. good for you. either way, i mean, i think most people would rather be rich and pay two cents. >> -- we willing to pay off the pennies on the dollar? >> a wealth tax will lead to a natural actions. it will lead people to buy gold and other things they can to hide their wealth. -- text right, i'm fine with that. i pay lot of taxes. i don't begrudge that. okay? the trouble is, if you live in new york, california, connecticut, new jersey, between state and local income taxes on federal, you are already paying -- percent, a substantial deficit. the answer is not raising taxes on wealthy people. that's part of. get rid of the loopholes, scary to 531. we can go forward indefinitely, capital gains and real estate. >> some of your contributions -- college scholarships and more. skilled

case in point, senator elizabeth warren. she's going after a sandwich shop monopoly. the horror. rock capitol runs several chains including jimmy johns, admiadmiarby'sand now wants to . she wants the federal trade commission to investigate. this is laughable. the senator evidently thinks any enterprise that grows by giving consumers what they want is bad. but wait, this is not a noodle rod monopoly. there are a million competitors and create as more efficient seasoned witch make their can slow down and that's not the way senator warren see it is and she's a socialist. always on the lookout for the wickedness of capitalism and wants to attack wealth before you make the money and make corporations get a license from the government before they can operate and socialists are never happy. it's always something they need to crack down on. it's understandable, of course. senator warren was a professor at harvard. third hour of varney starts now. let's bring in steve forbes. we need a man like steve forbes. he's here. doesn't the good senator have anything better to worry about? >> what

headlines from the hearing, jp morgan ceo jamie diamond admonishing crypto in this change with elizabeth warren. >> you have been ceo for almost two decades. can you explain why crypto is such an attractive financial tool for terrorists, drug traffickers, and rogue nations? >> i've always been deeply opposed to crypto, bit coin et cetera. the tax avoidance, money laundering, it is somewhat anonymous. not fully. but you can move money instantaneously. it doesn't go through the systems built over through the years, knowing your customers, sanctions, they bypass all of that. if i was the government, i would close it down. >> close it down. overall this was a fairly civil hearing. no major fireworks. >> remind me, jp morgan, would we say they are in the crypto business at this point? i know we are at a moment where we will see many more bit coins and such. but we always know how he feels about it but i wasn't sure if it is a no go zone for the whole firm. >> i mean, he said in the past he supports block chain in particular but he has also called bit coin a pet rock or it has no value other than bei

the only advice i would give you is never buy a used car from elizabeth warren she sold a reddit jeepthe 1700s of politicians settled their disagreements with duels the winner lived and the loser voted democrat in the next election. i sent a 6-foot five he is getting a women's basketball scholarship. remember george w. bush was your president someone threw a shoe at him and he dodged it. that's because he got beats as a kid. [laughter] imagine being a kidnapper in 2020 via kid get in the van and got candy hillside since it contain high fructose corn syrup? they are just jokes. >> look at me stream my comedy special they are just jokes during generate eighth only on fox nation. if you do not have fox nation yet site up now for just $19 a year or you're dead to me. thanks for watching fox news saturday night set your dvr to 10:00 p.m. eastern every saturday night right fox news do not forget to follow us on social media at fn saturday night tune into gutfeld monday night because i've g i got someg news for you all. trust me, you do not want to report".

elizabeth warren i think rightly was concerned that you couldn't raise rates like this without increasingto like four plus percent, four and a half percent. what the fed showed is that maybe you can. what did we learn? >> well, i think a lot of it is idiosyncratic to the thing, the events the last couple, three years that make it unique in many respects. i mean, for example, going back to consumers, a lot of consumers, high-income and middle-income households saved money in the pandemic, excess saving, and that came in handy when inflation was raging a year ago or two years ago. people could draw down the cash sitting in their deposit accounts to supplement their income to maintain their purchasing power. that's unique to the period. households locked in the very low rates that we were enjoying two, three years ago that have really mar -- a marvelous job getting mortgage rates down and now they are reaping benefits from that. we have to be careful about drawing too many strong conclusions here. a lot goes to the circumstances that we're in. >> mark, for all the reasons that the economic d

if you don't believe me ask elizabeth warren.erspective. that's what i was going for. >> greg: very, very succinct is. you also have a quote here from jesse watters. i know for a fact he did not read your book. >> not even a page? >> greg: he probably didn't even write this. he probably had his assistant write this. >> johnny is great. but watters speaks truth to power. he refers to me as the rating fairy. >> greg: and you're a fairy. >> thank you, you've seen the outfits, but that's too funny. >> greg: [laughter] am i mentioned at all in this book? >> you are and in a flattering way. listen, you've done -- do you think i would be having this book, you think they would have chosen to have a book ghost written with my name on it if it weren't for you. i'm kidding. i wrote it myself. i'm not hemingway but sapided l -- but sounded a lot like hemingway. if it wasn't for the terrible conditions of air travel this book doesn't happen but i wrote it during the day, comedy club green rooms. it's a to z, not a dictionary but lade out, bec

be surprised -- remember, go back to 2016 on the democratic side you had bernie sanders and elizabeth warren making inroads. expect a little bit of that. things come back to the center so don't sell into that. >> are you watching the primaries, too? >> they moved up a lot of the primaries and caucuses as well so there will be a lot of noise right away. they love to react, and so we've said if you look at the president election cycles. when there's a president there's a statistic. all type of comment and it's going to be really difficult to try to time this market and i think we're trying to be too cute by saying we're taking too much of 2024 gains. >> still underperformed so if you believe, that's where you want to go. a lot of ideas to be had. >> i don't know. you said it's "the halftime report," more like the halftime rodeo with all the bulls here. do you want to call up a bear? >> we are calling somebody later. but first we want to get to some committee moves. steph, you bought charles schwab. really the stock has been on a run since november. if we get cuts next year, the stock will take

security services watch list for suspected islamic radicalization, prime minister of france elizabeth warrene victims and their families adding we will see nothing in the face of terrorism, never, french president and manual mike rounds sent out a statement confirming the national antiterrorist prosecutor's office will take over this investigation, people who live in the area are now on edge. >> it could be me that was my first feeling. >> this comes on the heels of the 2024 summer olympic games in paris and france prime minister called the meeting to discuss enhanced security measures. >> thank you. jon: here are other headlines from around the globe and the philippine city four people died in the explosion of a catholic mass filipino forces say may have been retaliatory as the military carrying a series of operations against extremist groups. >> in ukraine's capital hundreds rallied to demand the release of soldiers taken prisoner by russia during the siege and mariupol, also in kyiv officials are investigating allegations that russian officials killed two iranian soldiers who surrender th

my favorite part in this fun exercise is imagining elizabeth warren outside with her 23 and me pullede, hey, guy, i'm 1/32,000 invited to this party. >> jesse: you're in! open up the rope line. show up with your 23 and me and even i can get in because i'm .1 subsahara african. are we going to have separate but equal? you keep seeing this all over the country. in schools, in apparently the boston city council. it's everywhere now. >> if you're that rich, is it segregated brita filters? how are they doing it there behind the scenes? as far as her white husband, did they ship him off to the guest room? his wife does it if i have too much chili, but at a party like this, where did he go that night? i don't feel like he should be there. >> jesse: whites only jesse waters primetime show. i mean, what happens when the plus one comes in and they're white and they're the only white guy at the anti-white party? that's kind of awkward. >> he's got to be an ally, right? it's okay that you were born different, okay. >> jesse: he's the anti-racist guest. >> exactly. >> jesse: he just has to serve t

. >> scott, she was losing to biden and elizabeth warren among voters of color in 2020. that's why she lost the primary in the first place. >> that was a long time ago. >> julie: i don't know if she has gained any credibility since then. if her credibility has gone anywhere it has gone down, not up. if she did that badly back then how will she do round two? >> because she is popular with that group and they need her to deliver the votes. when the campaign starts here is one distinction real quick. in the end the voters will have to choose between an aging biden who you may not agree with everything or donald trump who is crass, crude and facing 91 felony criminal counts. what's the choice america will make? we believe they will choose biden given that choice. >> julie: when you are given the choice of an aging president whose vice president is kamala harris. democrats alone i do not believe think kamala harris is a secret weapon to anything. she is more like a bomb when it comes to the crisis at the border. she hasn't done a thing. that was what her job was. one job to f

senator elizabeth warren called for the bank's secrecy act to be updated. the u.s.not allow crypto for terrorist financing and drug trafficking. >>> and mike novogratz spoke to cnbc hinting out at creiticism over jamie dimon. >> he keeps doubling down and keeps being wrong. so many of jamie's clients in america, fidelity and druckenmiller, big investors all believe that bitcoin is a store value. we see it. our trading desk is busy with hedge funds pebuying >> kate rooney has more on the price action and those who burned their fingers >> reporter: it has been a tough time betting against the proxy stocks as bitcoin has rallied. this year, bitcoin is up 300% since january. data shows short sellers have lost $6 billion this year on the crypto related bets. half of the losses came from coinbase shorts. it became a popular trade this fall and short sellers increased exposure when it was overbought. short sellers are down $2.7 billion in the past few months or off 148%. part of the rally is likely a short squeeze and you have individual traders starting to chase this mome

are you in your senate counterparts, especially progressive titans like bernie sanders, and elizabeth warrenhave called for a pause in the bombing, denounced israeli attacks on civilians. but have steadfastly refused to join you in your call for a cease-fire. >> i've spoken with so many members of the progressive, caucus folks in the senate house. so many people trying to wrestle with this decades long conflict and figure out what the path forward is for peace. and when i talk to people who are disillusioned or disheartened in this moment, i point to the large movement of just in the first few days, it was less than -- members of congress as you listed out, it's over 40. i think there is movement. and it's important for people to continue to les wrestle with a question and speak up. >> congressman greg casar, thank you for time. appreciate it >> coming up, my conversation this year with congresswoman alexandra ocasio-cortez. aoc, just weeks in the israel-hamas war. israel-hamas war together, feels better together. we now over two months into a brutal war between israel and hamas. near the st