you need tamra, izzy and emma. they need a retirement plan.th principal so we can help you with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for your team. let our expertise round out yours. francine: she is used to breaking convention and changing norms in the workplace including her transition from unilever and human resources to becoming the chief executive of one of the most prestigious names in luxury. she tells me how chanel's positioning for the future of fashion and what it means for her legacy at the firm. how difficult it is it for a big luxury company to be sustainable. you have very ambitions goals. -- ambitious goals. leena: i would like us to set the bar and other players to be inspired by what chanel does. we are one of the flu players that have publicly set a goal of net zero 23rd -- 2040. for example in emissions we are reducing our logistics, transports and going to digital, chanel.com so an increase in traffic but a 16% reduction in carbon footprint. francine: how much of this comes from the heart and trying to do good and ho

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i also think that tamra is right, while there seems to be some cushion for donald trump and the focuscans, i think we have to remember that we have no idea how voters are going to react ones they see these people themselves. right now they are just meeting with republicans. but democrats get to ask questions also. and the response of voters -- i did not know about a lot of this and that will be critically important. geoff: there is a difference between donald trump 1.0 and two point zero. the first administration and second. what are the fundamental differences? >> the first time around they were flying by the seat of their parents. they were figuring it out as they went. they did not know where the lifers were in the white house. they were figuring it out and it took about a week until they came out with the first offer at a travel ban, keeping president trump's promise. it was immediate chaos at the airports peered the department of homeland security officials did not know what they were supposed to be enforcing. the executive order took effect immediately. the government did not kn

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you need tamra, izzy and emma. they need a retirement plan.u with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for your team. let our expertise round out yours. jonathan: counting you down to the opening bell. one hour and about 13 minutes away. equity futures on the s&p 500 doing ok, up 0.25%. let's get you some morning calls. first up, barclays raising the price pocket on broadcom saying the ai story remains intact despite a near-term transition. that stock is up by 2.8%. a second call from jeffrey's, noting concerns and a european presence, the ford stock is down by 3.5%. finally, raising the price target on tesla, saying trump's white house is a total game changer for the ev maker. that stock is up again this morning by 0.9%. let's stick with tesla. the ev maker surging over 70% since president-elect donald trump won the election, hitting another record high. joining us now is tom narayan, who has an outperform rating. making you look bearish. i am sure that is not the objective. talk to me about what we are underestimating about what we mi