the two leading the charge, governor jb pritzker and governor jared polis, both interviewed next. >>> from trump 2.0, two resistance 2.0. tonight, democrats are playing at how they plan to challenge a second trump administration. states quickly took the first demonstration to court, starting to days after trump took office. democratic led estate sued him on the banner of people arriving from predominantly muslim countries but this time around, the governors of illinois and colorado are forming a new coalition. gsd. governors safeguarding democracy. their goal, quote, to fortify democratic institutions in the states and ensure the rule of law serves all people. joined me now, government democratic governor jared polis of colorado, and democratic governor jb pritzker of illinois. governors, thank you for joining tonight. beginning with you governor pritzker, i have to get your initial take on this ag nomination, and the nominee of matt gaetz becoming the attorney general. what is your reaction? >> i have to say it is almost as graceful. this is somebody who has frankly publicly lied, he

poly market is -- it has very lily quiddity, and the others have even less than that. it's so subject to manipulation, and you can't as an american legally bet on poly markets. it's been driven out of the country as being illegal. so the other one, there are four other sites, robin has a new one, and interactive brokers has a new one. there's another one called cal sheet. it's a couple thousand dollars. you could throw the whole market, for the price of a used kia, you can manipulate the market. only robin hood you have to be an american. skwhos doing this betting? obviously somebody from iran, russia, china, whatever's throwing these markets. by the way, they've never predicted. you go back the last six cycles, election cycles, they couldn't have been more wrong. they predicted romney was going to win. they predicted hillary clinton was going to -- and joe biden was going to lose last time. they got it consistently wrong. they get the red wave wrong. why both with them? what you should invest in is pay attention to the unwinding of the trump trade. just since this reg

poly market, easily manipulated. talk about something we know and trust, like the economist. not a left-leaning, liberal paper, magazine. this week, the economist officially endorsed kamala harris, and they had this warning in it, a warning that a second trump term holds "unacceptable risk." what you make of that argument? >> well, zany bettis, who is the editor in chief, is no wild lefty. you are exactly right. the economist has always stood for "classical liberal," british liberal, which means free markets and individual rights. they just see that the tailwinds, as she referred to it, the risk is so high of the volatility of trump, that he is seen as mercurial, he doesn't believe in the rule of law. and this is the same reason why these ceos, of course, are frightened for the same reason that she, and the economist, and if you saw there were several articles in the wall street journal today, of all places, praising trump. >> okay, this is what i want to talk about, because current ceos are being very quiet, or even

yesterday morning they raided the home of the founder and the ceo of poly market.hone, computer and girlfriend's phone. is this another indication of the weaponization of government. >> it is the reason they went after him is because the betting market the poly market was spot on the entire time and it was not just them it was also called she, it was predicted they all had president trump with a substantial lead in poly market had the strongest lead. maria: why did they rate that, we have more on this in the next block, don't miss it, stay with us. we'll be right back. starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. vizsla silver has consolidated one of the largest high grade silver projects in the world in mexico. we've just released our pea and that's the first step to production. we're massively undervalued, with less than 9% of our known

to reach a settlement, poly market gained a lot of attention in this market and stirred some concerns conflating opinion polls with betting markets, they predicted donald trump's victory and he swept the electoral college and popular vote. neil: french investor, 87 million. stuart: thank you very much. crypto plays since donald trump was elected a week ago. a little less hot today, bitcoin touched on $92,000 a coin. what do you make of what is going on and how durable this is? >> the first probe bitcoin president in the united states that we've ever had, the last administration, talking about poly market, they terrorized founders for building companies in the united states. places like dubai, singapore, the excitement and prices are less driven by number go up but the optimism investors feel that new companies can be created and built in the united states. neil: if you talk to someone a couple weeks ago about bitcoin getting to one hundred thousand, that's a long climb, at these levels it is not. what do you think of that prediction and others saying hold on. this is a one million-dol

filled yet, plus he is going to weigh in on the fbi raid yesterday of his chief rival, the ceo of poly market, you can't miss it coming up exclusive. we need to show you crypto right now, big trump trade here, all week, and since election day. you take a look at bitcoin, and xrp. they are both moving higher. xrp of course is the ripple blockchain's native token. both on the move after boiling up above 93,000 post-election. that was for bitcoin and then retreating you've got bitcoin resuming its climb gaining about 2.9% and stands above 90, 500 and look at srp up about 7.5%. it had a great week to date performance here, and right now, it stands around $0.90. that's a lot higher than it was last week. yesterday, so what's the news? 18 attorneys general sued the se sec for allegedly over stepping its reach. coming up ripple ceo brad garlinghouse is fighting the sector years and they have been battling him and he's here in a fox business exclusive to react to that lawsuit and the big punch-up in ripple and xrp. major newsmakers coming up during this whole show. you've got to stay right her

war poly through ignorance and not poly also through deliberate distortions by leadership and united states and elsewhere. they have worked understanding of what is going on for me as horrible as he is, has been open to negotiation areas throughout the training. leadership sees negotiation as a type of surrender. that makes sense. on some level. you want a 5 until victory. but in reality, what that's meant as that ukraine has suffered terribly and it's future is very blake, west of the media voice tell in its audience. so this one, the orders is $1.00 to $2.00 here. instead of for the order is needed. so to know they created this a miss, a logical bible attached to it and to lose, you know, a much of your crates, capabilities, stuff, disputes, and pressure. this squared to an ish image in which trashes are colossus on clay, like sarah, which is going to collapse. very soon. freshman regime proved very resilient. russian economy a pro. it's very resilient as well. nothing is full in a part in russia. where is ukraine is slipping through an endless conduct tra feet a momentous developm

governor polis in second term. two entrepreneurs who became governors. libertarian leaning. and i think this week a great panel to talk about ways that we do agree with each other. the path to education reform. you are both leaders in this area. where does that come from? >> first it is great to see jared. you are right in front of me on the screen. it is great to be part of the summit because i think this is the biggest possible issue at the state level. this for me animated my campaign. it took all of eight years to get it done. it does give us the opportunity to get in these rooms. every room across our state. talk to parents about all different backgrounds. . this is having that is incredibly important to them. many of them feel their child needs are not being met. it is something that was not understood all that well not that long ago. once people really grasped what we are offering to them in terms of that choice and the success stories they can find for their children, this is something that can happen across the fruited plain and i want to thank the family and all th

meanwhile, up on the hilltop, fresh off their season, opening win over cal poly usf basketball. looking to make it 2 straight. early test in non-conference play as they were hosting the mountain west preseason favorites. boise state at war memorial gym. >> the teams traded leads early on in this game. the dons went on a little spurt to end the half. marcus williams throws up the corner 3 that it's going every part of the rim before dropping through. williams is a great player, man. he had 20 points tonight. don's led by 6 at the break. san francisco pulling away in the 2nd half of 14 o run believe thomas drives the key gives the defender the fake before hitting the fate. he led the dons with 22 points. but tyson degenhart catch broncos in this game. nice steal their at mid court. barrels is way down the court for the jam second heart had. 25.7 rebounds. but the dogs would not break freshman cairo rolling. >> incredible riley, the 4th. 26 in the first game against cal poly. he had to put back in the night there 10 points, 5 boards and the dons get big time win. 84 to 72 philly. >

colorado's jared polis is here to explain what he sees in one of trump's most controversial behind thedlines and inside politics the white house, we learned something very important about donald trump. yesterday, he does respond to political pressure and understands how to count votes. so instead of threatening senators who oppose matt gaetz as attorney general, trump cast him aside and replaced him with someone no less loyal, but a bit less political. and when it comes to baggage, a lot less personal baggage. former florida attorney general pam bondi. she's a longtime trump ally who was part of his legal team in his first impeachment and then helped spread his election fraud lies when he lost in 2020. cnn's kristen holmes joins us now. once again from palm beach. kristen, what are you hearing from your sources yeah, i mean, the big question of confirmable and i have heard from a number of republicans who say they believe she is. >> now donald trump chose her because she has been a loyalist, and she has spoken out against the department of justice as it stands. you know, we talk a lot

governor polis in second term. two entrepreneurs who became governors. libertarian leaning. and i think this week a great panel to talk about ways that we do agree with each other. the path to education reform. you are both leaders in this area. where does that come from? >> first it is great to see jared. you are right in front of me on the screen. it is great to be part of the summit because i think this is the biggest possible issue at the state level. this for me animated my campaign. it took all of eight years to get it done. it does give us the opportunity to get in these rooms. every room across our state. talk to parents about all different backgrounds. . this is having that is incredibly important to them. many of them feel their child needs are not being met. it is something that was not understood all that well not that long ago. once people really grasped what we are offering to them in terms of that choice and the success stories they can find for their children, this is something that can happen across the fruited plain and i want to thank the family and all th

there was a democrat colorado governor greg polis -- jared polis who said he is excited by this news.lp make america healthy again by shaping -- shaking up the h.h.s. and the f.d.a. do you agree? what was your reaction to the r.f.k. jr. announcement? >> i am genuinely worried. with these appointments and all of these decisions you have to ask yourself who is benefiting and who was going to get hurt. at the moment it seems as if trump is picking people who are loyal to him so that he benefits. what about us? i've got kids in school. what happens when other kids don't have the vaccines. are we about to have a big conversation about polio and the measles and what happens if my kid is the measles or some other horrible disease? there is a lot on the line. this is what i think is true about this election and what's next, people expected change. they wanted people to get to work and to solve problems. i don't think they wanted or expected super wealthy folks who were plugged in to get positions of power to do what they want at the expense of the rest of us. >> all right, thank you very much

but a poly market spokesperson claims the raid is political retribution by the outgoing administrationviding a market that correctly called the presidential election. so ag whitaker, i ask you, why would this fbi raid happen? why did they raid his home, take his phone and then not charge him? what is your assessment of what just took place? >> yeah, my assessment is that the department of justice and fbi have lost the benefit of the doubt when it comes to these types of things. you're right, poly markets was predicting on a minute by minute, moment by moment basis the outcome of the election. the day of the election, that morning, they predicted that donald trump had the majority. you know what should be investigated? things like these fake polls, like what happened with ann seltzer and the des moines register's famous iowa poll where they suggested the eve of the election, three days before, that somehow kamala harris was going to win by 33 points when donald trump won iowa by about 18. that's election interference. that's probably an illegal campaign contributiontion as thd at the ti

coming up, why is the fbi busting poly market.nd a correctly call -- corrected called the race for donald trump. $3 billion plus flowed through it and compliesly transparent and fbi swooped in to close it down and go after the ceo. i don't get it. probably because of what kash said, more weaponization. we've got steve moore, we've got mike faulkender. i'm still kudlow, we'll be right back. ♪ the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, ja

. >>> this morning the fbi searched the home of the founder of a betting site, poly market. that's according to the new york times, citing three people with knowledge of the matter. the feds are investigating whether poly market broke the law when it allowed americans to bet on the results of the presidential election. a spokesman for the company told the times that the raid was, quote, obvious political retribution by the outgoing administration. the u.s. attorney's office declined to comment. >>> federal investigator's confirming this morning the chinese hackers reach several u.s. telecom providers. the fbi and -- say hackers stole wiretap data and access to private conversations of people who are primarily involved in government or political activity. nbc news has previously reported the hack allowed the chinese to target phones, connected to the trump and harris campaign. >>> investigators in kentucky are trying to find the cause of a deadly explosion in louisville. it happened in a factory that makes natural food coloring. two employees were killed in the blast. another

if you believe the poly market. >> that's the case. >> i'm not ever really to dismiss poly market out how good it was versus the pols this time around. all across the board. >> it will be great -- this is the first interview. >> is it, really? >> first on tv. >> fantastic. >>> moderna is set to report this hour. we will bring you the numbers and first on cnbc interview with the company's ceo stephane. it is thursday, november 7th, 2024 and "squawk box" begins right now.

if governor polis is going to stand in the way of that listen, coloradans voted how they voted.hey also can see what is going on. and they feel it. and if they see it, if they see our governor stand as a road brock, you know, for the incoming administration for kristi noem's team to come in and relieve this chaos items, polis better get out of the way as tom homan said. >> let law and order reign supreme. trump's plan to get woke nonsense out of your kid's clasmtion ♪ ed nearly 1 million people 65 and older. so if someone you love is older, talk with them about vaccines. how easy is it to play the lottery with jackpocket? step one grab your phone. step two download jackpocket and start ordering tickets for your favorite state lottery game. step three let the good times roll. jackpocket is so easy to use from home or on the go, and there have been over $500m in total prizes won. so now the easiest way to enjoy the lottery is right in your pocket. jackpocket. download america's number one lottery app today. ♪ >> laura: the d.c. >> educrats are bracing for a much more threatening p

neil: all right governor jared polis.a an important state to say it's appalling the develops there. is not going to win in philadelphia. his campaign thanks they may win just enough votes here to make all the difference more on the effort to get votes from both sides next. there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. across all your benefits and savings options. so you can feel confident in your financial choices. they really know how to put two and two together. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. being a student is - very stressful. challenging. but it's even harder when half of the school is just broken acs. the ceiling in math class leaks all over your desk. the drip. drip. drip. in california, 38-percent of students go to schools that fail to meet minimum health standards. prop 2 will fund repairs at local schools. get rid of toxic mold. make sure bathrooms work. and fix lea

. >> happening tomorrow, cal maritime's planned merger with cal poly san luis obispo will go before the state trustee's board for final vote. the school, located in vallejo, is dealing with declining enrollment. that's led to some financial trouble. it is one of six maritime academies in the country that produce u.s. coast guard licensed mariners. today, a cal state committee gave its approval to the merger. >> we're leveraging the power of our systemness not only to develop a creative solution to a daunting and unsustainable challenge, but to do so in a way that advances our mission, our values, and our core heart and soul. >> cal maritime would become cal poly solano campus. the first step would be to put the two schools under one administration. that deadline is july of next year. >> a wet and windy day out at san francisco's crissy field. but some pups were well prepared. yeah. look at that dog in that yellow raincoat. another dog getting an orange coat. and that third one just waiting for his protection from the rain. oh, it could be a her. i'm sorry. it's protection from the rain.

. >> happening tomorrow, cal maritime's planned merger with cal poly san luis obispo will go before the cal state trustee's board for final vote. the school, located in vallejo, is dealing with declining enrollment. that's led to some financial trouble. it is one of six maritime academies in the country that produce u.s. coast guard licensed mariners. today, a cal state committee gave its approval to the merger. >> we're leveraging the power of our systemness not only to develop a creative solution to a daunting and unsustainable challenge, but to do so in a way that advances our mission, our values, and our core heart and soul. >> cal maritime would become cal poly solano campus. the first step would be to put the two schools under one administration. that deadline is july of next year. >> a wet and windy day out at san francisco's crissy field. but some pups were well prepared. yeah. look at that dog in that yellow raincoat. another dog getting an orange coat. and that third one just waiting for his protection from the rain. oh, it could be a her. i'm sorry. it's protection from the r

governor polis is also chair of the national governors association.paring for? >> let's start with the idea that there are a number of things that have been brought up during the campaign, and now post his election, that president trump's administration tends to go after. an example of that, you have heard talk about bringing prayer back into public schools, as they say. the reality is that there is a constitutional bar against that, separation of church and state. the question is, what will they be doing to try to enforce that, and how at a state level can we uphold the u.s. constitution, while the administration may be coming after this vitally important freedom that people have from having to be forced into some sort of organized prayer in public schools. we've got a lot of issues like that, privacy issues around tracking people who may be seeking to exercise their abortion rights and we want to make sure that apps can't track them, or at least those companies can't provide that information to any other states or the federal government. >> governor

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i can't explain the specific circumstances around jared polis and his arguments, colorado is my home state, it has a significant population of people who abstain from vaccinations and they also have significant outbreaks of measles and other diseases from time to time because they don't have compliance. what we know is that if you have an hhs secretary who believes and tells people that vaccines don't work or discourages people from getting vaccines, it will cost lives, and we know it will because it already has. rfk gmac has a specific example, the island of samoa where he decided, he went to the island of samoa and there was an outbreak of measles because there have been a circumstance where poorly administered vaccines had caused deaths, he then said it was because of the vaccines that these deaths occurred, which led to an outbreak of measles with thousands of individuals got measles because they were told that the vaccine had killed people. and many scores of people died of measles. you can't lie about vaccines and not have people believe it, to some degree and have real-life co

ceeo and cofounder of poly ai. there is plenty more coming up. bloomberg. ♪ >> i have a feeling that we are free to speak nvidia. >> i think that a lot of investors are expecting a little bit too much. >> there is this fatigue, but make no mistake. this was a remarkably good quarter. >> what they are putting up in terms of overall growth is exactly what the bulls want. >> never underestimate wall street's ability to miss the bigger picture. this company is double the operating budget of any big seven outside of microsoft. to nitpick nvidia on those margins is missing the big picture. tom: some of our guests discussing nvidia's latest earnings. let's break down the numbers. a hammering in terms of guidance, but on the quarter this was to be -- this was a beat. upbeat on estimates, revenue. earnings-per-share a comfortable beat. gross margin, this is a story to think about for the current quarter. margin is softer than estimates. the top end range, 41 billion, and that is the expectation story. in terms of the guidance for the current quarter, i wa

we were talking a little bit in the last hour about the democratic governor jared polis on vaccines. he said he is excited by the news that the president elect will appoint robert kennedy junior to hhs and i hope he learns into vaccine rather than plants which are terrible like medics and it goes on to be optimistic and taking on big pharma. how do you think this issues going to cut and where do you fall? >> hearing that the second time, polis was saying, we do not like bans, if he is going to lean into or do away with any man on vaccine i guess that is one, he's being optimistic. what i don't understand is , if the american people were clear they want a change in they want people to focus on the economy and they want people to fix the border and a whole other host of issues that matter, is this all not just pulling attention away from the things that they care about in order to pay back those folks that helped trump win. >> what i was thinking about as you read that quote, set aside kennedy for one second, obviously we have kennedy, whether he is confirmed or not , you also have jd

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ed: a story that broke late last night, predictions betting platform poly market has been paying u.s. influencers to promote election betting even though it is barred from letting anyone in the country use the tool to place wagers. megan murphy joins us now. what did you learn? >> i think that a lot of people may have seen polymarket across their social media. there has been a flurry of memes and graphics showing kamala versus trump with a landslide to trump. we had heard that polymarket had been reaching out to u.s.-based social media influencers saying we want to pay for your social media content. that is when we saw the rise in polymarket partners. even though poly market is not supposed to be targeting the u.s., they are really going for eyeballs from the u.s. picking up with any social media influence are based in the u.s., not raising concerns about the fact that the audience is u.s.-based. saying flood your market with adverts for the market even though they are not technically supposed to be trading. caroline: let's talk about if it is trades or if the polymarket also brings d

if you believe the poly market. >> that's the case. >> i'm not ever really to dismiss poly market out of hand how good it was versus the pols this time around. all across the board. >> it will be great -- this is the first interview. >> is it, really? >> first on tv. >> fantastic. >>> moderna is set to report this hour. we will bring you the numbers and first on cnbc interview with the company's ceo stephane. it is thursday, november 7th, 2024 and "squawk box" begins right now. >> what is he worried about? >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and u.s. equity futures on this thursday morning are indicated higher. triple digit gain for the dow right now up 115. s&p futures are up by 12. the nasdaq up by close to 45. the dow soared by more than 1,500 points yesterday. that was a gain of 3.5%. the s&p up 2.5%. by the way, the biggest gain we've ever seen on a post-election day. nasdaq was up nearly 3%. if you check out treasury yeeltds, the y

i just want to point out, he is french, he did this on poly market, fine. cannot bet on poly market. so that's why theo was able to do this. stuart: $47 million. lauren: uh-huh. >> pretty incredible. stuart: i would say, yes. thanks, lauren. let's check futures again you want to see this , this is the trump rally in green. 1,200 up for the dow, 120 up for the s&p, 320 up for the nasdaq. the opening bell is next. are you ready for a good time ♪ stuart: three minutes until the opening bell, three minutes to the opening of the market dow up 1,200 major gains r to the s&p and the nasdaq as well. plenty of grain out there. eddie ghabour with us this morning. this is a trump rally. it's happening right now and the feds expected to cut rates this week. so, eddie, are we off to the races? >> we absolutely are, stuart. i can't remember a week in my 26 years of managing money that's had such huge market implications between this pivotal election that obviously the market likes this morning, and then you've got a fed that i think will make a policy mistake and cut rat

polis is the the democrat governor in colorado. run through a couple of things here.e sent this tweet out on x saying thank you, cory booker, democratic senator, for keeping an open mind on robert kennedy junior. then you got "politico" saying senator cory booker sounds like rfk junior or vice verse is a. cory booker saying that food in america is not good for you. go ahead and roll this video from x. >> food in american is making us sick. it's driving the highest levels of disease and suffering in our nation's history. and our food system is putting our farmers in economic crisis. i don't care if you are a democrat, republican or independent. this isn't a partisan fight. it is literally a fight for our lives. >> bill: i don't know how you come down on this, karl. any education is a good education. if kennedy is confirmed and he wants to teach us about the food we're putting in our bodies, fine. then we can make a decision as to whether or not we want to continue with our eating habits. what is your view? >> well, you know, there is a big difference between education

governor polis is also chair of the national governors association.l, let's start with the idea that there are a number of things that have been brought up during the campaign and now post his election that president trump's administration intends to go after. an example of that is you've heard talk about bringing prayer back into public schools, as they say. the reality is, that there's a constitutional bar against that. separation of clutch and state. and the question is, what will they be doing to try to enforce that and how on a state level can we uphold the state constitution while the administration may be coming after, you know, this vitally important freedom that people have from having to be forced to -- into some sort of organized prayer in public schools. so, you know, we've got a lot of issues like that. you know, privacy issues around tracking people who may be seeking to exercise their abortion rights, and we witness to make sure apps can't -- we want to make sure apps can't track them or companies can't provide that information to other

governor polis of colorado to write this and give this playbook to other governors. >> overall, i canng. president-elect hasn't been elected or inaugurated into office yet here are the governors coming out against him automatically. overall i think they should be respecting the will of the constituents illinois for example 44% of the state voted for trump. colorado 43 voted for trump. now you have these governors coming out and saying oh no we are going to oppose. they don't know what the administration is going to be doing yet. they are just drying to get their campaign ready for the next presidential run. >> ainsley: i agree with you. we reached out to both of the governor's offices they sent us the press releases or one of the articles i was reading that's what they said. they sent the press releases to that publication, didn't ever respond to this, really, but they wrote a press release, so that means this is not a discreet they are not writing this playbook and giving it out to governors, they say it's nonpartisan. i don't think -- they haven't heard back from any of the republic

now take down some poly lactic acid chopped well into it. wrote it out, put it into a tasty machine that i bought and made a sheet. we think that a would ship it and ship it up into cost pallets, and those costs pallets of the building block of every product you see around you. so lots of initiatives and support from investors and the government enough to convince chris case to continue off the rule is the family legacy? yeah, that probably does. does motivate us cuz we're we're food generation. our grandfather, when i'm in my grandfather, found here my mother was a mother was born on this phone. so we have that connection to the land and it tradition, but tradition doesn't pay the bills despite the picture book images and lots of good ideas to safeguard the future as well. for financing new zealand time is running short the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the african mostly peers, the case in health and communities, the 2 times the amount if it goes past the follow up us, it to the new unified we did in the n g o behind is get 3 devices to the 1st 2 minutes on the w good that the result of je

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