on the right, captain lacy hester and major coffey, next to their commanders.uld praise them. >> hey, you guys are the best in the whole damn world, man. the whole world. that's not -- that's not hyperbole. both these squadrons. you're incredible. i apologize for enthusiasm. i'm supposed to be much reserved. >> david: tonight, major coffey has been awarded a silver star, and captain hester, making history getting a silver star too. >> the presentation of the silver star medal to the united states air force's first female recipient, captain lacy hester. >> the ground and air crew that supported the operation that night cheering on captain hester. and so we choose cap at any lacy hester and the entire team in the air that night. we thank you for your service. good night. officers arrived on scene and observed a pedestrian being attacked by dogs. >> a dog shot and killed after it attacked somebody outside of a san francisco grocery store. >> it's demoralizing and very sad because we know that usually it's not a few bad apples. it's actually an entire movement. it'

on the right, captain lacy hester and major coffey, next to their commanders.uld praise them. >> hey, you guys are the best in the whole damn world, man, the whole world. that's not -- that's not hyperbole. both these squadrons. you're incredible. i apologize for enthusiasm. i'm supposed to be much more reserved. >> david: tonight, major coffey has now been awarded a silver star. and captain hester making history, getting a silver star too. >> the presentation of the silver star medal to the united states air force's first female recipient, captain lacy hester. >> the ground and air crew that supported the operation that night cheering on captain hester. and so we choose captain lacy hester and the entire team in the air that night. we thank you for your service. good night. parking lot. tonight, the dangerous situation with dogs, people and police. >> a cold nights ahead and part of your weekend will include wet weather. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll have the forecast coming up. the latest developments in san mateo county. the sheriff hasn't resigned e

but i think captain hester might like a word with you. that does it for me tonight.ow show starts right now. >> think you, my friend. much appreciated. we are happy to ha

but i think captain hester might like a word with you. that does it for me tonight. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> think you, my friend. much appreciated. we are happy to have you here. so once upon a time, there was a senator, and the senator was from a rich and very well- connected family. he was a real smooth talker. he was handsome, kind of. depends on your taste. he was very ambitious, even for a senator. i should mention that he wasn't all that successful as a al senator and lyrical terms. for example, he had this leadership job in the 2008 election he was responsible forl all the republicans and it campaigns that year. that election year under his leadership, republicans lost 8 seats in the senate, which is a lot. so maybe not the best record, but still. you know, he had been in leadership. he got very highly of his own ly prospects in politics right after presiding over that huge loss in the senate for his party. he went right to iowa, started giving speeches in iowa, because he very clearly was planning on a presidential run of his own. so this

air force captain l lacey hes hester.down drones themselves. on that night after they had used up all their missiles, they kept on shooting them down with a gatling gun. no women in combat roles? dually noted, but i think captain hester might like a word with you. that rachel maddow show starts right now. hi, rachel. >> thank you, my friend. much appreciated. and thanks at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. once upon a time, there

air force captain l lacey hes hester. they were the commission commanders directing fighters toward the drones. they were also actively engaged in shooting down drones themselves. on that night after they had used up all their missiles, they kept on shooting them down with a gatling gun. no women in combat roles? dually noted, but i think captain hester might like a word with you. that rachel maddow show starts right now. hi, rachel. >> thank you, my friend. much appreciated. and thanks at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. once upon a time, there was a senator, and this senator was from a rich and very well- connected family. he was a real smooth talker. he was handsome-ish, kind of depends on your taste. he was very ambitious even for a senator. i should mention that he wasn't all that successful as a senator in political terms. for example, he had this leadership job in 2008. that election year under his leadership, republicans lost eight seats in the senate, which is a lot. so maybe not the best re

one of those two, hester or mark, could focus on hit the ground running. use the energy in town from the inauguration to get something done so the new chairman is drafting it when he or she comes at office. j.w.: another thing chair lee did -- you can hire people. she appointed john coates to be director. wallace: i would not do that. j.w.: he was my professor. we have been opponents in just about every issue since then. to the opposite of that, put wallace in. can you replace staff as they leave? how does that work? maybe aggressive but is been done before. wallace: it is aggressive. the government can't cease to operate for six months waiting for the vagaries of the appointment process. it depends upon the subject matter. what is peculiar about that period, the less transition from trump to biden -- last transition from trump to biden, there was no grand crisis afoot in the land. there was no market in freefall, no particular reason why this day and not tomorrow and not next week is the day we need to adopt climate disclosure rules and are novel interpre

hester started with a safe harbor idea. when you launch a new protocol, a new token, you wanted to be decentralized but it is not on day one. it becomes increasingly decentralized over time. he said look, -- she said look apply as a development team. , think of a team like the early team of developers. in three years we will see if you're decentralized. you might have some disclosures. if not, you have to find a different path to register and be regulated. great idea. a great place to start. it needs to be on the menu of the roundtables. built on top of that was a fork. something i like called regx. it was built by two lawyers that need to be at the roundtable. dave shapiro and sarah brennan or some brilliant lawyers. one is regx safe harbor, like the first safe harbor but has more bells and whistles and more required disclosures. it is designed to be more of a palatable compromise among the different members of the sec. they have another regx proposal where the offering is exempt but has a number of disclosures about the w

state senator dave wallace states, senate pro-tem bart hester. state representative jeff wardlaw and speaker matthew shepard. and special thanks to shane broadway, the head of the steering committee. what a remarkable day. in my wildest dreams, i couldn't have imagined. i stand here on behalf of the entire extended family of johnny cash, those present and absent with particular knowledge of my dad, sister joanne, who's here today. the last surviving member of the original cash from dyess, arkansas. she has tragically lost her sight and asked if she could touch the statue to feel what it was. and she did. words cannot come close to expressing our pride. to see my dad a quarter such a singular privilege as the first musician in history to be included in the statuary hall collection. so i'm very careful not to put words in his mouth since his passing. but on this day, i can safely say that he would feel that if all the many honors and accolades he received in his lifetime. this is the ultimate. thank you, kevin cressey, for capturing his very essenc

state senate pro-tem bart hester. state representative jeff wardlaw and speaker matthew shepard. and a special thanks to shane broadway, the head of the steering committee. what a remarkable day in my wildest dreams, i couldn't have imagined. i stand here on behalf of the entire extended family of johnny cash, those present and absent with particular knowledge of my dad's sister, joanne, who's here today. the last surviving member of the original cash family from dyess, arkansas. she has tragically lost her sight and asked if she could touch the statue to feel what it was. and she did. words cannot come close to expressing our pride. to see my dad a quarter such a singular privilege. the first musician in history to be included in the statuary hall collection. so i'm very careful not to put words in his mouth since his passing. but on this day, i can safely say that he would feel that of all the many honors and accolades received in his lifetime. this is the ultimate. thank you, kevin cressey, for capturing his very essence in bronze. as you see this statue and you know, this is

there's mark -- i always mispronounce his name, the gop sec commissioner, hester peirce, the current,: pro-crypto. >> they're both pro-crypto. they could be the chair of the sec. dan gallagher possibly, but we've been through this in the past. you know, he's starting to make money at robinhood. chris giancarlo could have a role. he is on the transition committee, i can tell you. so those are the sort of names. again, i would say dan is the dark horse. let's go through some other names. rfjk, i don't think they're going to give him a cabinet position guys oned -- based on what i'm hearing. the exam you have to go through is huge, as you know, he's had some issues in the past with substance abuse. does he really want to go through all that. it'll come up, trust me. a.g. is a big, is a big choice. jay clayton could be a.g -- liz: former sec -- liz: really? >> he also could be cia chief. the lead of my story is jay clayton put a hit. out on on somebody. there's a story i wrote about somebody. and you sometimes have to eliminate foreign enemies, and he's a really nice if guy. he probably c

among the candidates, it could be dan gallagher, paul atkins, hester pierce, brian brooks, therese again. what are you going to be listening for as we see who ends up, potentially, becoming the nominee, and what policies you think they might be promoting? >> i think the number one thing is, focus on capital formation. there are some pics, i think it will be more favorable to industries, just like teresa. her name came up last night, and she knows the industry very well, so she could be the top spot. having said that, i feel like the s.e.c. chair has to understand the s.e.c., so they can come in with the message and engage with the industry. one of the perceptions or one of the potential issues we have or we hear about is, there is not a lot of trust and communication between the industry and the s.e.c. my hope is, i think -- i hope we can change that in the next administration. >> you ever think the administration would go a step too far and do the kinds of proconsumer things that would undermine -- i don't know how they would do that, some kind of disinformation, do you know what i mean

talking to brian armstrong about the fcc commissioner, in particular, armstrong has backed publicly hester fc kplirks, mike. a couple headlines to bring you there. we don't see shares of coinbase moving on that. >> we have bitcoin itself up close to $92,000, a couple of percent. good to get that. and we'll sure check in with you on that a bit later. it's a big week for retailers on wall street. gap and ross stores all getting ready to post results. joining me is jpmorgan's matt boss. good to see you. >> great to be back, mike. the backdrop is, i guess the consumer continues to kind of be resilient and consumer confidence levels have gone up a little bit post-election. on the other hand, maybe got some tariff questions, but just more specifically, in terms of potential winners and losers, this earnings season, what has your focus? >> so, you nailed it on the resiliency of the consumer. i would actually make the argument, and it's 2025, the wealth effect is material. we calculate $54 trillion in wealth that's been created since 2019. you have the equity gains, you have housing, and on top of

now, the media is focused on hester peirce, and, you know, i interviewed her.ed innovation and drove business offshore, but a lot of retail investors also don't want her either. one thing that's for sure, it's time for the securities and excan change commission to act in a way where they're not just circling the wagons around the establish. it's also a time for more diligence to protect retail investors from fraud, from all kinds of things. of course we want to level the playing field, and there should be several areas that can make that happen including greater disclosure or from financial managers. there's other things we can do, by the way. enlist artificial intelligence, i think that's going to help to level the playing field. and open more investing doors, and maybe pre-ipo to opportunities. main street doesn't always have to be a successor. hillary kramer stuck around with this. -- a sucker. i just want to get your thoughts, a, on a gensler sec. where would you rate them if networks of the -- in terms of the retail investor? >> an f. they failed. gary gar

armstrong has publicly appointed hester piers to lead that commission. president-elect is still reviewing candidates for treasury secretary. a major economic position. he is consider walsh, the transn co-chair and scott bessent, he's the founder of key square group no. strangers to wall street. elon musk has weighed in on this one. musk has back major figure in trump's orbit. he has endorsed lutnick over bessent and called bessent a business as usual choice whereas lutnick he says will actually enact change. musk has been hanging around mar-a-lago now it's president-elect trump's turn to visit elon. is he traveling to a spacex launch in brownsville, texas where they are trying to launch the rockets and recover them to reuse them spacex process there reportedly the president-elect is going to check out a launch later today. back to you. >> steve: all right, rich, thank you very much. >> brian: they should do a buddy movie together. >> steve: they are living it. watching it. when trump was on the couch a couple of weeks before the election, he was raving a

a dispute and argentina about reading material for teenagers, hester, controversy between parents and educators. the vice president has called for some books to be bound in schools of the 0 series of all reports. a good. 6 shot even a collective reading and a theater, even when a site is they want to show their support for authors whose books have come under attack in recent weeks by conservative sectors. in argentina. sole funding is one of them. she's a teacher and her book, if you were not a child is about abusing a religious. cool. so i'm going to single sign you from the internet. took me yes. to understand what happened to me was a crime. the challenges, right. and without exposing myself, the objective is to prevent abuse, expose it not supported her book and several others, including that of the notary, easy is known as or each are willing to do and a list of both to be discussed with you by teenage school children in monday, the way that i didn't t as you vice president disability. i've had her where it says the books have been used by politicians to quote, pervert children's

. >> the transgender day of remembrance started in 1999 to honor rita hester, a transgender woman who was murdered in massachusetts. >> times now, 726. after months of work, oakland's library finally ready to reopen. we'll show you the upgrades the main library has had and the work that still needs to be done. >> as people are getting ready to head out for the thanksgiving holiday. we'll detail how this wet weather is cting travel called the bomb, but it's just wet and we need it. it's. it's overdue. >> and it raining. again, across the north bay and other parts of the bay area. we'll tell you what you should know as you head out the door. and it's the calm before the proverbial storm at bay area airports. how this rainy weather is affecting flights at sfo right before the holiday travel season. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, november 21st. we're following some breaking news up in santa rosa. first responders there have had to p

>> listen, hester pearce has been there, and you know, they call our crypto mom, and i know she's probablyas long as they're very open minded to this industry. you know, and i think there's just no way trump's not going to pick someone who -- listen, he's launched his own coin. so, you know, his family is engaged. he's engaged and so i just think it's hard to kind of, you got to wake up and slap yourself in the face. we have gone four years of a very very difficult regulatory environment. and that's all about to change. >> right. >> mike, can you put your macro hat on for a moment this morning. i'm curious if you were investing more broadly outside of the crypto space, where you think the winners and losers are. >> yeah, listen, i think in the short run, right, emerging market currencies, china are getting hit. you're seeing it today. i would be a buyer of chinese stocks on any dpip. i think the chinese are going to respond with a big stimulus package. i like the yield curve getting steeper. there's one, you know, i guess wild hair out there. right. elon musk was really the only person on