and so yes, we're going to look at it and construct a as a drive auto group. but we're also going to look at the logic picture of live levels, so that we're going to create more jobs and all those other sectors. let's switch things i've been in recent years. that's been a number of military tico best in some african countries. we've been talk about booking of iso and he's at marty. how kind of regional but he's like eco, ask, respond to that. i'm talking to someone who said that they had a vehicle as at some point. yeah. in my view of that show that was we did have prizes like this and we cannot hesitate. you remember there was the civil out of this that followed up as a compiz tends to extend his standing offers and the so just to go back, if you remember we had the defense, the fall. that way, the new couple types of states, kind of it, we always have the strength of sanctions, but you don't go ahead and implement. you keep that as a state and the carlos, you know, that's it carries them to agree on expenses and program and eventually come back to see me in

and so yes, we're going to look at infrastructure as a drive auto group. but we're also going to look at the logic picture of live liquids, so that we're here to create more jobs and all those other sectors that switch things i've been in recent years. there's been a number of military to go best in some african countries. we've been talking about looking at facilities at marty, how kind of regional bodies like echo as respond to that. i'm talking to someone who said as they had a bit glass at some point. yeah. in my view or that's true. that was, we did have prizes like this and we cannot hesitate. you remember there was this of a lot of this that followed up as a compiz tends to extend his standing offers. and so there's to go back. if you remember, we had to defend the fall that way, the new couple pets of states kind of it. we always have to say it's all sections, but you don't go ahead and implement. you keep that as a stick and the carlos, you know, that's it carries them to agree on expectation program and eventually come back to simulate room. and

this is a very serious charge for the auto group that he launched by declaring martial law . you know, this was a long thought process as people have pointed out. they have tried to put both north korea into a war in order to justify this martial law in position. it's only because a north korean president, even june, appear to be the calm, rational one, did not take it action in the face of south cream complication by sending drums over spreading propaganda posters. that's why they did the cool without any justification. and that's what lead us to today, and yet they're trying the, you present use of puerto is trying to say, argue for a legal standpoint of view that's arguing the, the c i o a, the office for the investigation of corruption do not have authority to investigate him for insurrection. now this is, i give this to you at the support are trying to slow walk. the legal process holds there. they're trying to, trying to wade out kind of the fall from his actual quincy, us and, and his allies have repeatedly either choose those career provoking the south. however, follo

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penske auto group. vehicles over $30,000, a 37% increase in sales in december. as a surprise. we have seen luxury auto sales edging higher. go back to 2020. 1.82 million sold in the u.s. and gradually increased. a record high last year of just over 2 million. joe, this includes your favorite. porsche. they saw sales increase here in the united states even though they fell worldwide, they were up by 1%. you see the 911 model up 20%. cayenne up 9%. joe, guess what they are coming out with? a 911 with a t-hybrid system. a hybrid porsche. here is the ceo of north america talking about why he believes this will be a hit. >> everyone who had a chance to drive one by now feels this is a no-brainer and a perfect step to electrify a 911. true to the core of the porsche dna. it is about enjoying and performance and offering something consumers want. >> reporter: again, porsche's global sales negative 3% last year largely because of the slowdown in demand for non-chinese brands this china. that includes the luxury brands. the bottom line here in the united states, luxury is

let's welcome to the show look whose back with us, leader of the group auto workers for trump, briananabecker, and chicago resident p rae easley. it's great to see you. it's a pleasure to have you both on. brian first to you. how are you feeling now that trump is officially back in the white house? >> fantastic. i watched the inauguration at a watch party. our congressman john james held right in d.c., since we couldn't watch it live outside, and he gave auto workers for trump a shout-out and it was just amazing. the place erupted. a lot of michigan people in there, so we know what that means. the ev's, the mileage standards, the cap a standards are all going to be walked back and reasonable and it will not force the manufactures into building electric vehicles and that's going to save the american auto industry so we're very, very excited about president trump's second term. liz: p rae, how do you feel? a new cbs poll, 60% a majority of americans are now optimistic about the next four years under trump. even moreso than they were in 2017. what do you think? >> we are excited to have

of course, a lot of this off of the high outside in our strong terrorist group over through bush auto side on the nation last month. and thousands more been seeking all kinds of rescue refuge of be on the borders. so over now, to our correspondence, the sweeney is 11 on he's with the refugee who recalls the moment the damascus fell . i think does this stop just to talk us through you were in damascus on the night that the city fell to the jet on these forces? can you tell us what it was like on that night? sort of how i am here. i anticipated at the fall of the regime was near on the night the regime fell in damascus. i returned home at around 11 p. m. at that hour old damascus. and the rest of the city was gripped by significant tensions attention. arose from reports that the army was withdrawn from certain areas in the damascus country side. this withdrawal was accompanied by immense fear among the syrians. i woke up at 2 am to the sound of gunfire. at that point i started communicating with my friends, both those in damascus and those outside the city. some friends in damascus told

the prime minister haven't been up there about autonomy has told us by the media that the group will have the auto body who done 2 of the captives before friday. he said that the solution in gauze that must be obtained through the agreement and the palestinians mismanage, that refers, we don't, the ones who decide what the situation of a boss is after concluding the exchange daily, the will it stages. the claim that we find does come, boss is not true. we're helping thousands, i think coordination with the as ray these hosting. the, how about the office in doha was in full cold nation with the united states. and in order to facilitate the lives of the people of gauze and then show security for the israelis be coding is a distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of diabetes says that while the ongoing sci fi is good news, a permanent solution can only be achieved israel stops as occupation of palestinian land. the developments are positive in the sense that they're gonna keep the ceasefire implementation moving ad slowly. the captive was located. finally, i'm not going to be tu

or the palestinian islamic jihad, a group in gaza, says it will release is really civilian hostage. auto billy includes by friday. according to the israel home us ceasefire agreement. auto bill you heard, should have been released by a mazda on saturday, but a must delay the release over what they called technical reasons is realized, responded by blocking tens of thousands of palestinians from returning to their own neighborhoods in northern gauze. and that's created. fresh roadblocks were thousands, desperate to go north towards the left of their old homes. many are now scrambling just to get food and water on the roads leading to northern gaza. thousands of people wait with the worldly possessions to return home. he's right in his blocks major authorize after each the queues thomas of breaking the terms of the ceasefire. when he failed to release about the hood and he's really civilian insult, today's hostage hand over and he's really minute you spokes person called it's a breach of the truce. while hamas said it was a technical issue. while the political blaine gaming, jaws, people a

auto body on call. so that brings us more from the bottled. the group of rick, are they a russian forces continue. their precision that strikes against ukrainian military positions and the russian defense industry a report on that everyday life. now as we find ourselves in the final day of uh, 2024. we have to say that the morale that you create in the army at the moment is at the old time, low or several reasons for that. so number one is full of lead people, heart disease, the crating. and for me, in the there's thousands that of course of thousands of young man can see the young men continue to die as they're being sent into battle unmotivated. and i'm afraid to basically as cannon fodder we saw water for the issue with the got flags. the cause of the flags that need training cemeteries for the moving things forward is described by the speaker waste throughout the whole front holds only with the help of the ukrainian people in our country. the state, as such, has ceased to exist. we have only the military in our country. our country has been turned into a concentration camp. my are short sighte

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you could say, well, keeping a focus on auto and next criticism is main thing against canadian authorities for allowing an internationally designated terrorist group to host assume named is law, make supremacy conference in the country. his but career has already been forced to change the news following local pressure. however, in this very extreme group is moving on to another city for the january 18th conference on behalf of all the peaceful and respectful residents of mississauga. we all relieved the city of mississauga strictly adheres to the following conditions of use when renting city facilities to any group or organization. the city will refuse access to groups exhibiting contempt or hatred in any form and can remove permits. should such behavior be reported? facebook career is a pub islamist organization designated as terrace by the u. k. germany, russia, china, and most of the our world, despite the group's goal to establish a global economic caliphate, dominated by sharia law through force, washington. and also i have yet to blacklist that the controversy surrounding the conference in canada that has the rest of the art going through th

the autos seem to be in trouble, rates don't come down, stay away from that group.ious advances and declines all the way. see what i mean? bottom line, let's hope 2025 is just as straightforward and hits another home run as strategic bitcoin reserve drives up microstrategy and nvidia delivers on chips, but app loving gets some long-awaited app hating because i can't bring myself to root for that last one. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> coming up, cramer's diving into the best and worst stocks of 2024 in the s&p 500. next. ♪ >>> the biggest winners of the nasdaq were obvious this year. the inners and losers in the s&p 500 harder to predict, especially without pelletier, nvidia and a dp ion. let's start with the second best, vistra, up 258%. second largest nuclear play thanks to an acquisition. we have a shortage of clean power in america and we need more of it to support the big data center build-out. i am starting to think this move is absurd. it's like a stock created for the moment. i come back and say its doppelganger are utilities with no ability to sc

auto manufacturing in mexico remember the u.s. also in the president's crosshairs trump strategy tariffs on the group he accuses them of unfair tradeis. >> we had an incompetent president elected and he never followed up on the deal but he should have followed up. they got the death penalty and they would not be sending fentanyl to mexico canada and other places. >> were talking about a tearoff of 10% on china based on the fact that they're sending fentanyl to mexico and canada probably february 1 is the date we are looking at. >> for mexico and china were talking about approximately 25%. it's not just china china is an abuser but the european union is very, very bad to us they tweet us very badly they do not take our cars at all or are foreign products they don't take very much we have a $350 billion deficit with the european union they tweet us very badly they will be in for tariffs. >> european commission president ursula says the you is outpacing the u.s. and economic growth and partnering with other global powers, that is the quote in as far as materials go peter navarro was on fox business and he alluded to young executive or

this and i have spoken for several groups on this, by the way, just so you know, but the move has massive implications, not only for the steel industry, but american auto thoughts? >> happened with the biden administration's decision to block this deal is a disgrace. i come from a steel family. my dad was 30 years in this business. i have seen this before. pennsylvania, we are done crying over the steel industry. japan is not a national security threat. nippon steel was going to spend $14 billion to buy this company and they would add 2.7 billion, refurbished some of these aging plants. this is a very good deal. they're going to save jobs and increase capacity in the united states to make steel. they are bringing cash and they are bringing technology. this is a win-win. this positions all of us better against china peak to call japan a national security threat two days or three days ago, the ministration approved air to air mrs. two -- missiles to japan. they should have. the next day, they block this deal and say japan is a national security threat. i think it is a disgrace and you're right that the automotive sector, if this deal goes down, steel pri

group by another. and at the same time, it's got enough lithium tree to cross within the entire american auto fleet.pretty much one and a half times over. and the question is, can get it right and. i think for us to get it right, we're going to to understand that we need to go big and small. this is a huge opportunity. we need to take equity in at the beginning rather than sprinkle it on later. if we don't start this process and say, whoops, like with oil, it's pretty unfair, how do we fix it up later? how do we equity? and from the beginning it's going to require that develop the skills of both testing with capital and cooperating with capital because frankly it's big corporations that created this climate mess but at same time it's like corporations that have the capital and technology that are going to be necessary to pull out and that's very difficult terrain for us to work in as a finally we need to understand again the point i made earlier, lithium has value because of us, because of our fight to combat climate change, because of our struggle for climate justice, and because of that, we have e

group by another. and at the same time, it's got enough lithium tree to cross within the entire american auto fleet.pretty much one and a half times over. and the question is, can get it right and. i think for us to get it right, we're going to to understand that we need to go big and small. this is a huge opportunity. we need to take equity in at the beginning rather than sprinkle it on later. if we don't start this process and say, whoops, like with oil, it's prettynfair, how do we fix it up later? how do we equity? and from the beginning it's going to require that develop the skills of both testing with capital and cooperating with capital because frankly it's big corporations that created this climate mess but at same time it's like corporations that have the capital and technology that are going to be necessary to pull out and that's very difficult terrain for us to work in as a finally we need to understand again the point i made earlier, lithium has value because of us, because of our fight to combat climate change, because of our struggle for climate justice, and because of that, we have eve

auto or tech? >> it's tech. retail has decided it's tech. that's another retail stock. you have a mesionic groupf people on the network who talk about it and individuals believe that. that's what drives tesla. mezionic. >> do you care if it fewer cars than 2024? >> do i think it will go up? >> yeah. >> do you think it will go up? >> yeah. i believe it's musk's year in part because he is close to the president and the president-elect and a lot of the stuff, hate him or like him, a lot of the stuff is just smarter than everybody else. i thought the china numbers were viewed as being bad. >> hikes the target from 398. i want to talk to him next in money movers. generational set of growth opportunities ahead. why? this is the bull case. energy storage. >> to downgrade or not to downgrade. is he slinging arrows of outrageous fortune? hey, shakespeare? >> you don't like it? >> it's the same old. stop it with the hamlet. come up with a more obscure scuff. stuff.sylvia? who is she? >> i don't know. >> i know midsummer nights dream. >> that's a comedy. i like the histories. >> 404 is not upside. goldman

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autos and gas .3%. there is a very big gasoline component. the retail sales control groupate. the stuff that goes into gdp is the stuff that did well. we will get that data in a second. import prices were up .10% and x petroleum up point 2%. buried in there somewhere is international airfares. those are something that contributes to the pce. we saw a big rise in airfares. this will show us whether or not the pce comes in softer or harder. finally the philadelphia fed comes in at 44.3 after a -16.4, net -- a major turnaround in the philadelphia and new jersey area. the prices paid index at 31.9 which comes up from 26.6. you had an inflation signal that you can make that what you want. and while you talk to the doctor, i will look up whether the retail sales numbers were good and bad -- good or bad. jonathan: the jobless claims came in. 2.17 still historically low. the estimate was to 10. headline and retail sales was a little bit of a downside surprise about .4%. the one that matters is the control group coming in at .7. the bond may start -- market gets whipsawed all over