job will have some decorum loved one is what gif mark zuckerberg recently gave to his wife? >> morocco mark zuckerberg revealed last week that he commissioned a custom porsche minivan for his wife. >> zac, posted on instagram, quote, new side quests priscilla wanted a minivan so? i've been designing something. i'm pretty sure should exist. a porsche cayenne turbot get minivan know through it a manual g23 tour in and make it his and hers you marks raises the bar to half because if i'm trying to get you a minivan nyu trip and is this a whole seven honda check-engine light, don't come on >> quick follow-up. mark zuckerberg also has recently changed his look muffin muggys, some recent news headlines with keywords cut out and you'll have to fill in the blank to give us the full story. >> let's break your first hit line a snoopy fan account. blank. >> the snoopy community revolted snoopy fan account post nudes of snoopy snoopy fan account endorsed trump no points snoopy fan account endorsed trump. the snoopy community revolted in a now-deleted social media posts, unofficial snoopy

. >> i can quote the commercial for the empower carpet facts about mark zuckerberg the facts he paid the cast of boy meets world to reunite for his birthday he claims chapstick doesn't work on him he personally convinced vin diesel to make a triple x sequel choose the chapstick one. i'm going to say he is the right age to pay for a boy meets world re-union. and i also think he could probably afford it i also think chat stick refuses to work on convinced vin diesel to make a sequel to triple in a 2017 interview with the new york times, diesel said, quote, we were hanging out up at facebook about two years ago and he said, you know what movie out, like most hosts to see is the return of xander cage. >> and two years later, diesel made triple-x, the return of xander cage richard got to be to just have vin diesel go make me a movie and only mark zuckerberg was allowed to see it i think come out again, which all not going to do is disrespect the gen x spy thriller trilogy that was triple-x triple-x state of the union. >> what ice cube and triple-x to return does indicate job will have som

you mentioned mark zuckerberg several times. could you give us your opinion on both the content and the timing of the letter he sent to capitol a couple of days ago? acknowledge urging the pressure under which he and his company put during covid. it was interesting kind of the oppo mea culpa, but maybe it was it. i'd be interested. your opinion on that. thank you. yeah. the great thing about writing a book about presidents and ceos is there constantly in the headlines and, you know, if i'm looking for op ed opportunities, there's constantly something new that comes up that that i could write about or opine on and. so i think that's kind of one of the benefits of writing this book about presidents, ceos, obviously, the zuckerberg letter, the so-called mea culpa that you talk about, fits in with this category. and i thought it was indeed super interesting that he's trying to signal that, well, maybe shouldn't have done all that cooperation with the biden administration on suppressing different ideas about covid. now we walk. we do

you mentioned mark zuckerberg several times. could you give us your opinion on both the content and the timing of the letter he sent to capitol a couple of days ago? acknowledge urging the pressure under which he and his company put during covid. it was interesting kind of the oppo mea culpa, but maybe it was it. i'd be interested. your opinion on that. thank you. yeah. the great thing about writing a book about presidents and ceos is there constantly in the headlines and, you know, if i'm looking for op ed opportunities, there's constantly something new that comes up that that i could write about or opine on and. so i think that's kind of one of the benefits of writing this book about presidents, ceos, obviously, the zuckerberg letter, the so-called mea culpa that you talk about, fits in with this category. and i thought it was indeed super interesting that he's trying to signal that, well, maybe shouldn't have done all that cooperation with the biden administration on suppressing different ideas about covid. now we walk. we do

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richest musicians coming in right behind jay z. >> beyonce is doing okay to speaking of rich, mark zuckerberg is a you may be going for has been of the year with this one. the meta founder and ceo designed a porsche cayenne turbo gt minivan for his wife, priscilla chan zuckerberg said on his instagram post, he also threw in a manual gt 3 touring to make it quote his and hers. this comes just months after zach had a statue created in his wife's honor. so, maybe he was in the dog out. some point on those making 2 items. the rest of us look. >> pretty that wraps kron news at 6% to be with us. 7, great hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't sharp and that doesn't work when you're writing a mystery and i knew i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear, much sharper. i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: midair heart attack. to speak of the pi

we got a good read through from meta with mark zuckerberg saying they are in the pre-training stage. he is building and training on a cluster of over 100,000 gpus. if you rewind back 18 months, these were about 10,000 gpus. this is a significant size of clusters. when you have a cluster, it moves and as the clusters get larger, the larger systems and more value accruing to the network provider. we think it goes from 80 split. arista and broadcom are looking to benefit. >> i appreciate the names that the audience can look for. storm uru, thank you very much. great to see you. for more on the trading day ahead, go to cnbc.com/pro for insights and analysis. >>> time for the check of the other big money movers. let's start with carvana. shares here are soaring up almost 20% after reporting better than expected third quarter results which were boosted by an increase in car sales. the company selling more than 108,000 vehicles. up more than one-third from a year ago. carvana raising guidance for the full year. up over 18%. the ceo will have more in the first on cnbc interview at 11:20 a.m.

and you have the fbi asking mark zuckerberg not to put stuff up.n't even come out for the democrats this year because he knows he was wrong. host: amy in leesburg, virginia. here we are 18 days away still focused on 2020. guest: i was in arizona a few days ago with donald trump. obviously, the 2020 election loomed heavily in that state. i would remind the caller that in arizona where the election was contested, maricopa county conducted a republican-led audit of the election to review the results. the republican-led audit showed joe biden got even more votes than were tallied on the election day. the courts have also litigated the matter in the area's states. -- in various states. what you are saying echoes what donald trump and his allies are saying. they are concerned that election interference could happen this time away. -- this time around. there is a lot to really address this issue. so that people have more confidence in the election system. i think that is what this boils down to. even if a lot of those concerns were debunked, people should

kurt: it has been, it has been the story for mark zuckerberg and meta.he ai-powered smart glasses, now video, generated ai, product. this has been a steady stream of updates from them that is not a coincidence. this has been what mark zuckerberg has been talking about for a long time now, now we are seeing some of the result of all that talk. ed: it is a steady stream, and it is interesting. you and i spent two days at meta last week, and this was not shown to us, and they have it out this morning. why would affect on his they are doing all things with open-source being front and center. you have consumer facing technology, which you can access through the ray bans or the application, then there is the more enterprise and industry-leading stuff. where does the video tech fit in? are they going after developers, for example? kurt: the idea is to eventually make this a consumer model. the hope is that people make more video, edit more of their videos to make it more fun and different, and increased sharing. at the same time, they are getting this in the ha

interesting comparison to have meta and mark zuckerberg going in very different directions in terms ofritize alexion content. caroline: particularly -- prioritize election content. caroline: vertically after the election. coming up next, zip code founder joins us next as the ai focused business raises money. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ every 3 minutes a child is born with a cleft condition. in the u.s., children are healed at birth. but in parts of the world where the right medical care doesn't exist, children like nezifa suffer severe social stigma because of their cleft lip. children like lexi struggle to speak and babies like cesar face malnutrition or worse. without surgery, some will die. children born with cleft conditions have nine times the risk of dying before their first birthday. those who do survive face extreme challenges. imagine not being able to eat, speak or live life to your fullest. imagine becoming an outcast even in your own family. together, we can change this. with your help. operation smile works to heal children born with cleft conditions. with volunteer me

by 18 he caught the worlds's attention including mark zuckerberg. zuckerberg bought the company for $2 billion. luckey was later ousted. >> i think people think you got kicked out of silicon valley. >> that is because i made a $9,000 political donation. it is for the person to be president that year. >> he means this guy. disputes he was fired for political values but it was a rift so he turned attention to defense and set up shop in california. how did you get interested in defense technology? >> i was able to work as a lab technician on an army project calle brave mind teaching veterans of ptsd before i started oculus. i heard over and over that it was broken and they were being punished for doing the right thing. they made more money when they were over budgets and that got me worried in a world for the first time in american history tech companies were not working with d.o.d. >> the relationship between silicon valley and washington splintered after the cold war. >> everybody worked on capitol hill and now everyone works for an internet startup.

say you are looking at meta, mark zuckerberg made it clear they will keep spending nai, even as you seeot quite as much of a boost tidy -- tied to ai losses there. still a few weeks away, november 20. when you think about the key clients when it comes to ai spending, we heard from alphabet. we had microsoft and meta and amazon after the bell. with them ramping up spending, that will bode well for nvidia. when you think of half of the revenue growth -- ed: jess, let me jump in, really interesting -- nvidia's down 4%, more than. second-biggest points drag on the nasdaq 100. maybe the logic here is microsoft, one of the biggest buyers of nvidia's chips, the growth outlooks are disappointing. even though they're both saying we are committed to spending on ai, if they can't sustain the growth that investors want to see in response to that, maybe those plans change. i think that is so interesting to see that name down significant despite the biggest customer saying we will spend money, no worries. jess: a lot of it has to do with the lingering concerns -- when you think of product delays and

stuart: trump recently spoke about his relationship with mark zuckerberg.kerberg came to the white house, who i like much better now. he's -- i actually believe he's staying out of the election which is, you know, nice if. but he called me up of after i was shot, and he said that was so brave, which was nice. stuart: okay, mollie, is zuckerberg a changed man? >> he recently expressed some regret for getting involved in the 2020 the election. he spent $450 million to take over the government election offices in the blue areas of swing states. he also said he shouldn't have allowed government to help -- work with him to censor american speech both about the hunter biden laptop and also about how to handle the covid pandemic. so he's said these things, but we haven't seen a bun of -- bunch of change in facebook and how they continue to censor speech they don't like. stuart: so for now facebook's safe. >> no, definitely not safe. safer. [laughter] stuart: coming up, kamala haste has gone from a feel-good vibe to something much darker. she has launched a full-th

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election interference is what mark zuckerberg did!resident trump alleging facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will try to unlawfully influence the 2024 election, writing, "if he does anything illegal this time, he will spend the rest of his life in prison." >> jon: that's why he'll be in prison? not for falsely promising me a beautiful life in the metaverse? oh, js-69-420. the life we could have led! now, zuckerberg did give $400 million to organizations for voting infrastructure during the pandemic, and a good portion of that money did go to democratic precincts. and donald trump did lose the election, so election interference! but not illegal. and obviously, musk isn't going to do anything like that. >> elon musk is offering hourly pay to anyone willing to encourage people in swing states to register to vote. >> he stated, quote, "for every person you refer who is a swing state voter, you get $47. easy money." >> jon: ooh, shit! he's giving everybody $47 million? when trump finds out, when i think of the prison donald trump will send that

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ceo mark zuckerberg also warned of a significant acceleration in its infrastructure expenses due to its push towards ai. well, markets were essentially flat across the major indexes today as wall street waits on more earnings reports from major tech companies this week, both apple and amazon are due tomorrow. the dow was down 92 points and the s&p 500 dropped 19, and the tech heavy nasdaq fell 105 points. well, a new meaning of love at first sight.he unique way t o some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org when they were born, returned as newlyweds. hayden and rachel serkis love story begins all the way back in 1996. both were born early and placed

. >> reporter: while some tech titans like mark zuckerberg have leaned out of politics, others like marc andreessen are leaning in or in musk's case all in. >> a new position, secretary of cost-cutting, okay. elon wants to do that. >> reporter: but it's a relationship some democrats have seized on pointing to tesla's anti-union position. >> musk is building his new auto plant, not in michigan, in mexico. >> reporter: and using musk to illustrate their warnings about a second trump term. >> billionaires like elon musk will get their giant tax cut again. >> reporter: keep in mind, musk's involved in a regulatory fight with the feds and has had to apologize for controversial posts on his x flatyz which has allowed misinformation to spread. >> all right, hallie, thank you. >>> in los angeles, new developments tonight in the case of erik and lyle menendez serving life sentences for killing their parents. now more than a dozen relatives are calling for the brothers' release in light of new evidence under review. liz kreutz has late details. >> reporter: it's the latest twist tonight for the no

you know, if you think about, you've mentioned elon musk already, if you think about mark zuckerbergave very deep suspicion of their motives. well, i just don't think that companies operate in the interest of the public because they're essentially profit—driven, and when there are trade—offs to be made between the protection of human rights or investing in protecting minorities or people in very small language, um, countries or other areas, we just see over and over again that, for example, cost is a consideration over saving people or that discriminatory ai models are pushed onto the market even if they violate the non—discrimination principle. so it's not so much that they don't also make interesting products, but they ultimately are interested in creating shareholder value, in scaling, blitzscaling and capturing markets, in being faster than the competitor, whereas what i've done in this book is to put myself in the position of democratic governments and asked, through a number of examples, how do we see that democracy is squeezed? the decisions are no longer in the hands of democ

mark zuckerberg, he even came out and said the fbi approached him and asked him not to put anything up the hunter biden laptop which the f guy had -- the fbi had already proved was true. why did himself -- biden himself had 51 people sign a letter which if you look at it, it was worded very carefully. instead of outright saying it is a lie. it had all the earmarks of being disinformation. you had 51 people involved with the cei -- the cia signing a letter they know is a lie. you have the fbi asking marks on not to put stuff up. he will not even come out for the democrats this year because he knows he was wrong. >> amy in leesburg, virginia. still focused on 2020. >> i was in arizona if days ago with donald trump -- a few days ago with donald trump. the 2020 election heavily in that state. in arizona where the election was contested, maricopa county conducted a republican-led audit of the election to review the results. the republican-led audit showed joe biden got even more votes than were tallied up on election day. the courts have litigated the matter in various states. what you are

that includes ceo mark zuckerberg. elon musk and former president donald trump. the accounts have already been deleted, and instagram and threads. facebook is next. florida college student named jack sweeney runs them. his accounts were previously suspended on twitter, and one tracking taylor swift was taken down earlier this year after she threatened to sue meta, saying the actions were taken because of the risk of physical harm to individuals. okay. up next, a big moment in the nba. we'll against the cowboys. everyone is going to be watching sunday night football. and when will deebo samuel return to action? today, the 49ers star checked out of the hospital. that's good news as he continues to deal with pneumonia. no indication, though, when he will be healthy enough to play. all right, the bigger story tonight. take a look. opening night of the nba season in la lakers and the t wolves. that's 20 year old bronny james and his dad, 39 year old lebron james. mom was watching. the kids were watching. the first father son duo to ever play in an nba game. bronny had

. - mark zuckerberg had launched facebook at harvard. it was an extremely exclusive website. it took a few years for it to explode and become this kind of leviathan that it is today. what was really interesting to me was that that was the first time that i felt the need to curate my image. - facebook listed how many friends you had, which was an automatic sort of power move or hierarchy of like, "oh, this person has 400 friends. they're so popular and cool," or you only have 10 friends or whatever. so it's like quantifying how we view each other and making it a competition led to a lot of problems 'cause you're not actually yourself. you're this weird performance of yourself. - you had this part of your life that was computer time and that was distinct from your real-life time, but all of a sudden those lines started to blur. - [kristen] pretty much every millennial remembers their first smartphone, whether it was this one or my personal favorite, or if you were really lucky... (crowd cheers) - all of a sudden you could bring facebook into your pocket at school. so that was a

. - mark zuckerberg had launched facebook at harvard. it was an extremely exclusive website. years for it to explode and become this kind of leviathan that it is today. what was really interesting to me was that that was the first time that i felt the need to curate my image. - facebook listed how many friends you had, which was an automatic sort of power move or hierarchy of like, "oh, this person has 400 friends. they're so popular and cool," or you only have 10 friends or whatever. so it's like quantifying how we view each other and making it a competition led to a lot of problems 'cause

you can't build a business -- and they are not by the way -- around just mark zuckerberg and elon musk. i liked the deal because it said that the large companies that don't know how to use it are going to go to accenture and accenture will fill it out or they will go to dell or hp there's other companies that may want to buy them, not just -- not just met ata and not just tesla. >> we did mention yesterday in your absence, though, executives at chip companies selling about $1.3 billion in stock in the quarter. >> look, they've made a lot of money. people sell for a million different reasons. if they didn't sell and you were their adviser you would say, look, i think i should resign because i have so much money in these. that's my only explanation, otherwise why not let it ride? these people have such huge gains. they could be saying capital gains rates may be going up if one of the two people gets in, has a democratic house and senate, capital gains going way up >> wait. if a democrat wins the presidency. >> if vice president harris gets in and the house and senate go democrat, she nee

we believe we stopped the zuckerberg were marked a bird putting $22 million in three counties payingand frankly we believe valid harvest and we informed mark zuckerberg that valid harvesting is illegal in pennsylvania so hopefully that will seize but george soros and others are pouring money and were losing the money were but then we have elon musk that comes in and adds to it, he has added a lot of excitement. >> one thing we hear from states that were knocking to know who the winner is on election night, that is concerning why do we have to wait from understanding and knowing who the winner is on election night how long will it take to know who one in pennsylvania. >> were working with our counties, we have a lot of good things going on commissioners and the board of elections. i voted early and it went pretty smoothly. we have all it doesn't allow the ballast to be counted into all 8:00 o'clock on election night, mailing ballots and the early votes that's a bit of a problem, were doing pre-canvassing so we can start at 8:00 o'clock in the morning and getting things organized we ma

. >> reporter: while some tech titans like mark zuckerberg have leaned out of politics, others like marcreessen are leaning in, or in musk's case, all in. >> we'll have a new position, secretary of cost-cutting,

mark zuckerberg is the second wealthiest person ahead of emison's jeff bezos and trailing only elon muskbillion, more than a billion ahead of jeff bezos, there we go. plenty more coming up, stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we would like to grow and keep unemployment where it is and third quarter shaping up that way but not strong enough to cause resurgence or lead to recession. tom: ok. bill dudley who has been writing about his hard landing views. here is where the focus is in here is what has been happening, blue line indicating how hard jobs are to find. unemployment 4.2% holding, becoming harder to find jobs now in the u.s.. jay powell does not want to see further deterioration of the labor market so 150,000 is the estimate. if you get 4.3 does that put 50 basis points on the table given what we know about jay powell? that is the softness that has come through. slight cooling of the labor market. let's look at potential impact on the rate trajectory. these are companies that cannot afford their debt pile. you've had a furred of them not able to make their payments, sitting on 1.

what's interesting is you look after assassination attempts and raising the face and critics like mark zuckerbergike that would that -- federal if i can say it on air. you have fallen, two people who are haters of donald trump so i wanted in response to that, that strengthened how that has played and translated to support among men. >> is how comfortable he is in these interviews and how real he is, a week and half ago, this company's goes to the economic gloves and sister and has long policy discussions diving into these issues and can't talk about tariffs, in love with tariffs, we all know that and i think that is a big appeal, he's unapologetically himself and i don't know, maybe he is -- >> a couple weeks ago the democrats try to put up doug imhoff and tim walz is the big male -- alpha males and couldn't even reload his gun for goodness sakes. everybody can see through it. >> if you want to talk about toxic masculinity -- the vice president's husband but all right, i want to move onto this. vice president kamala harris trying to shore up the blue wall. today she joined former first lady miche

is there a fear that mark zuckerberg is going to go back to the mark zuckerberg of yore before the efficiency moment and going back to spending it, burning cash? jonathan: meta is down by a little more than 3%. let's talk about the bond market. yields are coming in a little bit. on the month, to year and 10 year yield up around 50 basis points a year. everything we have talked about the last four weeks, the economic data or their politics? if it is the politics, there seems to be i would say some divergence between the conversation on wall street and the posters -- pollsters. lisa: the people say, well it is the economy which is affecting yields which you do see now. yesterday, looking at the trump media and technology stock and that is the cleanest view yesterday it takes, although up something like 300% so far this year. how much one pole or another kinship betting odds. i'm not getting a clear answer from anybody on how much you can really dissect the different features into the bond market. annmarie: blaine -- a brand-new blue wall. pennsylvania is where they are tied. fox news comes out

it's one of a kind porsche cayenne turbo gt designed by none other than mark zuckerberg. ceo of meta says that he designed the minivan for his wife, priscilla chan. and this comes just months after zuckerberg had a statue created in his wife's honor. i really loves his wife. just 3 information, though, regular cayenne turbo gt without any custom stuff goes for almost $204,000. god knows how much this vehicle cost spot. we all know that he's got the money. that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 10 o'clock. we've got the news at 11 just a little bit. but first, we've got sports night live and sports director jason dumas is here with all that age then you've got the money to write. i wish you can get that goodness gracious. yeah. where my head he's making a minivan. look really cool. anyway, we have a lot going on tonight. the forty-niners they disappointed a lot of people on sunday. they got to get it together. >> they don't have a thursday night. they will be in seattle playing the seahawks for first place in the division. >> we also go through all their injuries. they

in a letter to meta ceo mark zuckerberg, pfluger said in part "i automatically opted users out and metavely suppressing user's ability to access this information, a choice that should be the user's to make. meta by the way defines political content as content that is likely about topics related to government or elections, even if that content is s seizure disorders tier cal and usualing it to reverse the policies saying it's especially important in this election year. stu. stuart: thanks very much, ashley. get back to the markets and specifically the cryptos and where are we this morning? we've got bitcoin at 68,000. it's down a little. ethereum 2546 and that is up a little. please don't forget, the fox business special, the crypto campaign hosted by shawn duffy on tonight on fox business 8:00 p.m. eastern. coming up, rfk jr., jd vance, they're teaming up to try and win over catholic voters for trump and could be crucial to winning all important state of pennsylvania and we'll break that down for you. donald trump returns to belly of the beast this weekend and hosting a massive rally at

mark zuckerberg now the world's second wealthiest person.f amazon's jeff bezos and trailing only elon musk. the meta ceo's net worth had a high of $206 million, more than a billion ahead of bezos. zuckerberg's that on the metaverse seems to be paying off. taking a look at movers. we are looking at oil at about $78 a barrel set for its biggest weekly gain since early 2023. israel is pressing ahead with it strike on hezbollah. biden saying the u.s. is discussing if it would support israel attacking iran's oil facilities, which is in contrast to indications earlier on. brent crude at 77.54 right now, headed for its biggest weekly gain since early 2023. also keeping an eye on the benchmark in hong kong. extending gains after the two-day correction. the third week of gains. hong kong's market cap back above the $6 trillion mark. hang seng up 1.5%. hstech higher by 3.2%. that is it from "bloomberg markets asia." horizons middle east & africa is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not r

you even had critics like mark zuckerberg be like, that was bad. i don't know if i can say that on air. and then also, you had the rock call him. you know, these are two people who have been haters of donald trump. so i wonder how much his response to that. and, you know, just the strength and kind of the awfulness of that, how that has played in and translated to this support among men. i think part of this is just how comfortable he is in all of these types of interviews and how and how real he is, as you just saw with rogan and just what was it a week and a half ago with charlamagne tha god? this comfort he hasn't any atmosphere. he goes to the economic clubs and sits there and has these super long policy discussions, you know, diving into these issues. and he can't talk about tariffs enough. he's in love with tariffs. we all know that now. and i and i think that's the big appeal that he's just unapologetically himself. and i don't know maybe he is a guy's guy. i don't know if i'm the one to determine that. but remember it was just a couple of w

lauren: can mark zuckerberg provide answers to congressmen questions better than amazon and google canis reporting that meta is developing its own search giant to lessen reliance ongoing and will mississippi. stuart: waiting to see if ai affects the bot toll lines of big tech that report this week. a ashley: roi and where's the return? stuart: micro-strategy. highest in years. lauren: yeah, this close to 45 could be the hirest in 24 years since march of 2000. the deal is micro-strategy owns 1% of all bitcoin ever issued and it's cofounder michael sailor is pitching at trillion dollar opportunity for microsoft. it's kind of like lei, call me. stuart: new data providing a final look at health of biden harris economy days before the election. grady trimble joining us from the white house. take us through it, grady. reporter: morning, stu. this week getting new numbers on gdp, inflation, and jobs report on friday coming out days before the election and it'll give us a sense of how healthy you are maybe not healthy the economy is going into election day. madison square garden and outlined a

>> i think it will i don't think this is unprecedented we remember mark zuckerberg spent $400 million in his campaign influx of cash was worse than this because it was specifically designed to help with the election process and the way the ballots were counted and this is going to individuals instead of leftist nonprofits to help with the maintenance of elections i don't think it's that unprecedented. i think elon musk and donald trump for that matter realize that they cannot keep playing defense when it comes to elections they have to use the rules as they exist and go on offense in order to turn out the vote this is one way that they're doing that. >> he has impact, thank you for joining us, check the futures a monday morning if you want to know how your money is doing, minor selling but that follows record highs last week, ryan payne joining us to look at the market. the new highs keep on coming, is it going to continue. >> every time we come on the show, i have my crystal ball and i think you have a lot of tailwinds you mentioned six weeks straight of gains and a lot of that was e

meta platforms i believe it made mark zuckerberg the second richest person in the world behind elon musk at this point let's go through the meta thesis it's already up 65% so far this year why is it up for more gains in the final three months of the year >> so, just like its industry group and sector, while the stock has run and expectations are high, they are attainable when you look at estimates one, two and three years out. so, this, honestly, on top of potential any economic weakness, we think the secular trends really hold here that should help drive this stock forward. from our analyst perspective, engagement is up on the platform some of the early a.i. investment is really helping with return on advertising spend and then on top of that, you are actually seeing continual operational improvement even though we're in an investment year i think that's really key because going forward we want to see platforms like this have operating leverage >> that's the meta story let's go through the lng it is well off the highs from last few years it has seen a nice run as of late why lng? >> ene

last hear mark zuckerberg trying to turn that around. are small layoffs notable because this is a big tech company trying to right size itself after the pandemic. stuart: used to be if you got a job in big tech you were doing well. >> hoping ai is allowing him to do this because i like trimming the fat. trimming the fat always. and that is what i think he's doing and i own the stock too. stuart: you know everything, don't you? we've got a report that apple reportedly working with the chinese ev maker be why do you. anything more on this? lauren: they were working with it until they deleted their apple car but this gives us a glimpse that while apple was thinking about the apple car, how serious they were, how serious they were taking these efforts to work with bid on a long-range ev battery so much so they were going to china and trying to figure this out. i think the plans have been scrapped. apple said we are not doing the apple car anymore. this gives us thinking about how that company was trying to visualize the big apple car. stuart

government and weapon his government to go after his perceived enemies so people like jeff pesos, even mark zuckerbergef, do not want to be in his crosshairs and they are effectively bowing to pressure preemptively before he has possibly elected. >> this preemptive bowing to power, the obey in advance, the participatory obedience, this is way bigger than if you care about the los angeles times are the washington post. it is the concept that the state has said we are at risk from the threats that donald trump levees. this is deeply serious. >> jeff bezos has been breached. he is influencing whether the opinion pages has endorsed the candidate they wanted to endorse. >> and these are the opinion pages to be clear . >> it is the opinion pages and it means something. i think actually the striking thing is the most powerful people in society, ali, the jeff bezoses of the world, it would be nice if they safeguard a society when there is a threat or sinister forces trying to seize power. instead, you are seeing them kiss the ring. and the journalists who make far less money than these billionaires with less

the giant beating on the top and bottom line, but mark zuckerberg warned of the ramp up of spending in microsoft fell in the call. steve kovach filed this report. >> reporter: microsoft beat on the top and bottom lines, along with exaccelerated growth in aze cloud. the company warned growth would slowdown in the current quarter sending shares lower in the extended trading on wednesday. first, let's go over the numbers. eps beat at $3.30. revenue beat by $1 billion as well. $65.59 billion. azure beat 33% year on year versus expectation of over 29%. that may not be directly comparable since microsoft switched around the segment reporting for the quarter. boosting the azure growth number is artificial intelligence. a.i. contributed 12% of the azure growth. amy hood said the december growth would come in at 31% and that would remain flat. that's because she said the company is supply constraint, cx would increase this quarter. for cnbc business news, i'm steve kovach. >>> apple and amazon will report their results after the bell today. amazon's margins may have been squeezed due to the pre

but within meta, we have seen mark zuckerberg talking about how they've been able to get results withngs like reels to be able to increase engagement. that's why he's investing more. we heard from microsoft that in the second half of their fiscal year, so calendar 2025, they expect to see uplift there. so shouldn't that be enough to indicate that there's some strong potential for return here? >> yeah, i think you need to distinguish between these consumer ai companies like alphabet and amazon and meta where they're making money now, targeting content. they've been making money for a long time actually, before even generative ai became a big thing. so very real business, and i always think it's funny how meta gets beaten up every time they do cap ex. they have a much better history than has been moven in some of the other names. >> metaverse, that's still -- we have to wait and see on that. lee, on securities, cybersecurity, like palo alto networks, there are a number of names pursuing a platform strategy, you know, you have crowdstrike, which had issues earlier this week. why do you l

but when we talk about efficiency, who created the efficiency was mark zuckerberg and meta. that's turned into years of efficiency. so ken, tell me if you agree or not, but meta might be the most exciting this earnings season. >> it's certainly an investor favorite and the best performer year-to-date, for sure. there's two pieces of that. that's the continued efficiency, and we're a couple of years, you're right, into this year of efficiency where year three into efficiency, and it looks by all signs it looks like it will continue. after that, meta has really been viewed as an ai winner, right? in a market that's looking for return on investment for ai, meta has been that case, right? where you see material acceleration in advertising, you've seen outperformance. we calculate meta growing close to 18, 19% on the top line in an industry that's growing 12% to 13%. they're already, by our accounts, a third of the industry. >> correct he if i'm wrong, can you have a hold on google? do you change that to a buy after today? you also have a hold on amazon and put it in that positio