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with regard to taxes, wanted you to encourage you to read a new report from the national associationfacturers which just published this morning and this report shows if we let the tax, trump tax cuts expire we are at risk of losing as many as 6 million total jobs, $540 billion in employee compensation. we cannot fail to extend the trump tax cuts and our manufacturing sector is one that we especially hard-hit. we will be seeing more studies like this come out where people are urging we get this job done and we will. republicans are united in our believe we have to make things right here in america with regard to manufacturing and we're going to set the conditions to do that. if we don't extend the tax cuts that american workers will be left without jobs at our middle class will be holiday is more than has been over the last four years. we cannot allow that to happen. we will not allow that to happen. the reconciliation process is moving at a very aggressive pace. pace. we set out a calendar for all house republicans with specific target dates. the idea is to have the budget the underl

with regard to taxes, i wanted you to read a new report from the national association much manufacturerst published this morning. if we the trump tax cuts expire, we are at risk of losing 6 million total jobs and $540 billion. we cannot fail to extend the trump tax cuts. and we will be seeing more studies like this come out where people are urging that we get this job done and we will. republicans are united. and we are going to set the conditions to do that. if we don't extend the trump tax cuts. and will be hallowed out. we cannot allow that to happen and the reconciliation process is moving in a very aggressive pace. we set out a calendar with very specific target dates. the idea is to have the budget, the underlying piece of the reconciliation process done by late february. we would have the reconciliation bill voted on the house floor before easter and the entire thing and to the president's desk by memorial day. a very aggressive timetable for things we will be putting into that legislation and those discussions are ongoing. i would anticipate lots of detailed questions. i'm not go

lawrence yun, with the national association of realtors, says now is the time to start getting your financesn order so you're ready to make a competitive offer. when you do find the right home, first, make sure your credit is in good standing. second, figure out how much you can afford. third, find a mortgage lender. >> look for the mortgage lender who offers the best rates, and even consider adjustable rate mortgage. >> be prepared to pay a higher rate for your mortgage. as of last week, the national average for a 30 year fixed mortgage rate was 6.85%, according to freddie mac. >> if you are in the market for a home, you're going to pay a pretty steep interest rate, and i wouldn't necessarily count on interest rates to come down a lot in the immediate future. >> next, calculate how much your down payment will cost. once you've been pre-approved by a lender, you're in a much better position to make an offer on a home. experts caution buyers to stay within their budget, and don't forget to include closing costs and moving expenses. i'm jenn sullivan. >> a heads up about a new scam targeting t

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the national pharmacy association has written to regulators calling for tougher rules over the online made compulsory. 0ur reporter leigh milner has more. after giving birth to her two boys, 35—year—old alex harvey from plymouth struggled to lose weight. the weight—loss drug mounjaro. since may last year, she has lost 25% of her body weight and her body mass index — or bmi — has fallen. but alex says she was surprised at how easy she was able to get the medication. the pharmacy website were very clear at directing you to a kind of form where you would fill out lots of background information about your health. when the pharmacy asked to send a full—length photo, i sent a couple of those through and they were then approved by one of the pharmacists, who then confirmed the order and it basically arrived in the post. so at any point in that first initial consultation, did you speak to anybody? did you have a telephone conversation? no, to my knowledge, i don't think i did and i've just been to have a look at all my emails. i don't think at any point i actually talked to anyone. having a f

silver, you were the past year of the national association of manufacturers. you refer to that in your testimony. do you agree with mr. duke on the importance of the ev tax credit? ms. silver: i cannot answer that question but i can follow-up with you. i don't know about the ev tax credit. >> and the advanced manufacturing productionms. silp after this, for sure. rep. thompson: you talked about farmers and picked ability and certainty, would you agree that if we want certainty and predict ability and we really care about our farmers we would take this tariff discussion off the table now? ms. gallagher: thank you for the question. i have not looked at how any tears would impact our farming community. rep. thompson: we have experience of what they did last time. you heard from mr. doggett how we had to bail out farmers because of those tariffs. ms. gallagher: i know that my farming clients have benefited greatly from the tcja provisions specifically on the 199a full bonus and lower marginal rates, increased estate exemption had been a major benefit for my farmin

conference of mayors, national league of cities, u.s. association of counties, firefighters, teachers, police throughout the country, they all support restoring state and local tax deduction because it's not fair to pay taxes on taxes you've already paid and is not fair governments have relied on that deduction for a long time and it was taken away from them relatively quickly. it's not fair people did get tax cuts and part of the country at some income levels but in other places like mine they didn't get those benefits. i want to ask each of the witnesses, if you recognize that the state and local tax deduction is important to a lot of taxpayers in the country, ms. gallagher, you are an accountant? ms. gallagher: yes, cpa. rep. suozzi: i used to be a cpa. do you think the tax deduction was beneficial to a lot of people at one time? ms. gallagher: when it was fully deduction impacted all taxpayers, probably higher income taxpayers more just because they pay more tax. rep. suozzi: that's an interesting point, higher income, like what is the middle cl

the groups include the fraternal order of police, the national sheriffs association, the national association of police organizations. they praise her, quote, support for law enforcement, crime prevention and public safety and action so ordered. >> >> well, i've been gone for a while. if they are asking you about kash patel, it must be going well. >> you didn't miss anything. >> a couple of things. pardons. if somebody applies for a pardon, will give the president legal advice as to whether or not he should granted. is that the way the system works? >> yes, senator. >> so rather than prejudging what you do, you would look at the application and give him your best advice and you don't like people beat up cops. correct? >> i hope no one does. yeah. >> ok. so let's just get back to the process. >> i'm not going to speak for the president, but the president does not like people that these police officers either. >> yeah, well, the hope is that this pardon process, you'll make a rational decision. based on the applicant rather than deciding the outcome in any -- in a senate hearing. that's all i'm

gwendolyn cooley is the former chair of the national association of attorney generals , multistate antitrust task force and served as an assistant attorney general for antitrust for the state of wisconsin. from 2005 to 2024, that is a long run. almost as long as mike and me doing this committee. under republican and democratic attorneys general. thank you for that. now we are going to swear witnesses in. it is a tradition of the subcommittee to do that. please stand up and raise your right hand. do you swear that the testimony you will give before the subcommittee shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? all right. thank you. you can be seated and we will begin with professor roger alford. >> chairman, ranking member lee, thank you for inviting me here to be a witness on the future of antitrust law in the coming administration. i'm a professor of law at notre dame law school. i have the colors on. and very excited notre dame is in the playoffs. i'm not excited that i spent $75 in ticketmaster fees for $150 ticket. i also served, as you said, as in the de

sometimes even marxist and their ideology and if you think i'm being hyperbolic this in 2000 the national association of scholars reported that democrat professors outnumbered, outnumbered professors by a ratio of roughly 9 to 1 on top us campuses, female professors outnumbered their female professors identifying as democrats outnumbered their republican counterparts by 16 to 1. at cornell, the college fix reported a couple of years ago that democrat professors outnumbered. republicans 98 to 1. the history department are dominated by instructors who embrace howard zinn's book a people's history of the united states, which was in 1980. howard was a well-known marx who said that, and i quote, history is a weapon. and dedicated his life to rewriting history to oust our heroes. their pedestals. zinn's work was notoriously and biased. he viewed history as a quiet revolution. and he said, and i quote, not a revolution in the classical of a seizure of power, but rather from people beginning to take power from within the institutions, end quote. so we saw to replace historical facts with ideology and propaga

new study by national association of manufacturers show six million american jobs at stake, 540 billionclose to working out internal disagreement on salt and exte extending tax cuts so bad things do not happen? >> i wish we could say we remember. we have a lot to work out especially when it comes to salt. we want to make tax cuts permanent and make sure president benefits from same policy president biden benefited from. it is a sustainment to benefited biden administration and biden was all too happy to get rid of it and increase spending, same play book, make sure we lock in tax cuts and make sure we're responsible with money we spend. that is where we fell short in the last administration. cut wasteful spending and get back on track. that debt will carry over. we have to be responsible. >> todd: it is what the american people voted for, see what congress can do. con congressman, thank you. moment of asylum seekers at last night's wild-card game. charly arnolt will look at how the fires impacted the sports world. >> carley: good morning, lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, good to see

from the fan pe a game and be very excited 7 7 7 to a game and be very excited and i that association national basketball association of the most has some of the most exciting games. i'm sally bundock. a heavy sell off. on monday on concerns about the rapid rise which closed last week as the world's nvidia's value had fallen to $2.9 trillion. which is still a which is stilla amount, isn't with more on what happened, michelle fleury. propelling the chip maker into the exclusive on monday, there were fresh questions about america's climbed to the top spot of apple's app store. and less data. nvidia by far the largest casualty, dealing it a historic one—day loss. the slide also knocked it from its position as the world's most valuable company. the need for more of its chips. the reassessment comes just ahead of a busy week, ai did not feature much during campaign donald trump is a major ai front and centre, signing a number executive orders number of executive orders at advancing aimed at advancing the latest developments, today and the next couple of days have been reading of days i have been re

we get the latest on the national association of home builder survey and another busy day of earningsan stanley and pnc and u.s. bank corp. also a pair of cnbc interviews on the back of earnings, including citi's jane fraser. that does it for "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" starts right now. >>> good morning. the latest is now a cease-fire setback. israel accusing hamas of last minute concessions. we is the latest from the middle east. >>> trump's pick for treasury secretary will face a panel at the senate confirmation hearing. we'll show you his prepared remarks. >>> apple has lost its crown as the biggest seller of smartphones in china. it's january 16th, 2025 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> 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 this morning, let's take a look at the u.s. equity futures. we had a big day yesterday with the markets seeing their best gains since november 6th. what day was the election? >> 5th. >> okay. since the

you heard from my fellow panelists, to answer the question, the national education association, whichthis nation's largest labor union, is no different than what you heard described here. i think a lot of people within organizations were unaware of the role that ai has always been -- has been playing a role. we were using the word classical and traditional and all of that kind of thing, to gather data and do some analysis, but when we start to talk about generative ai, at the nea, our focus is on making sure that our students and the pem people have dedicated their lives to nurturing, and driving those students have what they need to play the essential role that they must play as educators. as this particular technology begins to -- not begins, is growing exponentially and so that, that will be the focus of the comments that i'll make today when harold introduced me he said something that i want to lift up because you'll hear in the comments that i make that for us, as educators, we're excited about this technology and the possibilities that it will bring to create new opportunities f

. >> that was then candidate trump at the national association of black journalist convention last summered trump. the same name-calling evading of questions and hostility that we come to expect any time he has received a question that challenges him or makes him uncomfortable. he sued a pollster for publishing a poll that showed harris was ahead of him in the state by three points. the president-elect would not let that go even though he eventually won iowa by 13 points. now, with the inauguration just around the corner journalists, especially those that have been marginalized will face a defendant challenge reporting on the news despite intimidation from the top. april ryan is back with me. so glad to have this conversation with you. you sit at the intersection of a number of different things. you are a woman, you are a black woman and you are a journalist. can you explain how in trump 2.0 those three things impact your limbs around story telling and around your safety as you are doing it? >> reporter: so, let's say this, first of all, politics is still a white-male dominated space, oka

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similarly, at a don't know how they came up with the same number of the national association of manufacturers indicates if we do not extend this tax relief, that there will be a 1.1% reduction in growth of -- of jobs and development in our economy. it seems to me, that as we are talking about what to do for american, that protecting america from a 1% reduction versus a 1% growth in gdp is a critical objective. could you just give a little bit of perspective. i know you just answer this question in another context but could you give a little more -- perspective on those kinds of dynamics. i will try to keep to five minutes and we've only got about 15 seconds left. i want to make sure everybody else stays on time so i will too. mr. bessent: i would just say the power these tax cuts in 18, 19 and going into january of 20 before they were interrupted by covid and the great success we had. mr. bessent: thank -- chair crapo: thank you. senator wyden: i've got four questions that i will ask and if we both can keep it brief i think we can get to all of them and you can really frame for us what this d

. >> that was then-candidate donald trump at the national association of black journalists conventiont summer. it was pure unfiltered trump. the same name calling, evading of questions, and hostility that we've come to expect any time he receives a question that challenges him or makes him uncomfortable. just weeks ago, trump sued an iowa pollster and newspaper for publishing a poll that showed vice president harris was ahead of him in the state by three points. the president-elect would not let that go even though he eventually won iowa by 13 points. with the inauguration just around the corner, journalists, especially those who have been historically marginalized, will face a different challenge, reporting on the news despite intimidation from those at the very top. april, so glad to have this conversation with you. you sit at the intersection of a number of different things. you are a woman. you are a black woman. and you are a journalist. can you explain how, in trump 2.0, those three things impact your lens around story telling and around your safety as you're doing it? >> so, le

yellen warning against republicans' plans to extend the trump tax cuts but a new study from the national associationurers shows nearly 6 million american jobs are at stake if the tax cuts expire. it estimates the u.s. economy could face $540 billion in lost wages, $1 trillion in gdp short physical. joining us now is texas congressman roger williams, member of the house financial services committee. good to see you this morning. thank you for being here. janet yellen conveniently left out the fact that joe biden has been forgiving all of the student loan debt and of course has to have been adding to the deficit but she doesn't want those tax cuts extended for the average person out there. give us your sense of what the impact would be on small business. >> well, first of all, small business is excited about what's going to happen. you need to cut taxes. when you c cut taxes, you create more taxpayers, create more cash flow and create opportunities and more employers and employees. the tax kits are needed. janet yellen everything she said was going to happen happened under their watch and doesn't work

similarly, and i don't know how they came up with the same number but the national association of manufacturers indicates that if we don't extend this tax relief that there will be a 1.1% reduction in growth of jobs and development in our economy. it seems to me that as we are talking about what to do for americana protecting america from a 1% reduction versus a 1% growth in g.d.p. is critical objective. could you just give a little bit of perspective? i know you just answered this in another context but can you give another perspective on those kinds of dynamics? i'm sorry, i'm going to try to keep to five minute and we only have about 15 second left of meanwhile. could you quickly respond? >> i would just say that we saw the power of these tax cuts in 2018, 2019, and going into january of 2020 before they were interrupted by covid and the great success that we had. >> thank you. senator widen? >> thank you very much. i have four questions i'm going to ask and if we both can keep it brief, i think we can get to all of them. i'm going to start by talking about the future of direct file. this is

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data from the national association of realtors showed sales of previously owned homes fell to the lowestsince 1995. analysts say while home prices have increased, mortgage rates have also stayed relatively high. however, it's a different story in the bay area, where home sales bounced back from a 15 year low. real estate agents since many companies are requiring employees to work in person again, say many people are looking for a shorter commute and buying homes closer to their job. >> the two movies leading so far in the oscar nominations are now dealing with controversy over how they used artificial intelligence to enhance the voices of the actors, and more. the brutalist is a drama about a hungarian-jewish architect who flees to the u.s. after surviving the holocaust. it received ten academy award nominations. i was used to make the two lead hungarian accents more accurate in the film. emilia perez, a musical about a transgendered mexican cartel leader, led with 13 nominations. amelia perez was nominated for best sound, but the choice of the leading actress singing voice was enhanced

according to the national association of home builders, which looked at data from 2022, 40% of labor construction force in california are immigrants. and for that angle of this story, let's bring in jenni murray. she is the president and ceo of the national immigration forum. good morning to you. and i've invited you on because your group has published a report on this. and just help us understand how much of this work, not just the construction, but the hazardous material removal and any of the agricultural work around the fires will be done by immigrants. >> good morning, victor. thank you so much for having me on. >> and let me just say, as a californian and a native of los angeles, originally with family and friends still there, i want to thank the heroes, thank the first responders, and thank the neighbors who are are helping. >> and you're absolutely right. speaking of neighbors, many of the neighbors do work in construction and are foreign born. right now, 40% of the construction industry in california is foreign born, and because of the complicated system within construction

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a vp at the national association of convenience stores, where cash does remain dominant, tells cnn thatut 52 million in-person cash transactions happen at convenience stores every single day. and they make this argument, quote. maybe i could get better at the magic wall. they say, quote, if we save every one of these customers two seconds, that's 104,000,000 seconds or 1203 days. and that doesn't factor in time compounding, saving two seconds for the other people waiting in line before they get to pay. they essentially argue that we'd save a ton more time if clerks and cashiers didn't have to sit there simply counting pennies. recently, a new york times magazine story put it this way the necessity of abolishing the penny has been obvious to those in power for so long that the inability to accomplish it has transformed the coin into a symbol of deeper rot. and so many ways we've seen donald trump break with precedent. could his administration now permanently do away with a single cent, a sock full of pennies for your thoughts? >> you know, it's certainly an idea that's been raised severa

that's according to numbers from the national association association of realtors, showing that existingakest since 1995. this is due, of course, to high house prices and high mortgage rates. and to give you an idea, the median home price reached an all time high of just above $407,000. that's up nearly 5% compared to the year before. but on a positive note, though, in december, the sales rose compared to november at the strongest pace since february, so this could be the first early sign of a potential recovery, especially since we see usually winters a bit slower than the spring or summer. but there are still some question marks on the level of mortgage rates on the home sales. >> yeah, there is cnbc's charlotte reed live from london. thank you so much. really appreciate it. and still ahead, some republicans are calling on the president to rethink his decision to revoke security. >> detail for former advisers. >> we'll dig into the concerns lawmakers are now raising next on way too early. >> most men. >> over 40 look into the mirror and see this when they could be seeing this. most men

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moreover, we would like to report launch of the international ai alliance of national associations and developed institutions in the field of ai from other interested states. we are convinced ai systems algorithms must be trustworthy, understandable, open and unbiased, taking into account natural, specific countries and each civilization in accordance with history, identity and traditions. as regards the un coordinating role on artificial intelligence, we in line with the declaration of the summit on 23 october supported as a counterweight to various noninclusive formats with politicized agenda, the key thing for us is reaching universal agreements with a leading role based on equal dialogue among those states with necessary account of legitimate interests in the process. as understandable from the previous argument we don't see the security council as the appropriate format for considering ai as an individual subject to. it is a global issue limiting discussion to security council members would not be right. the summit of the future already outlined the contours of the consideration o

the national association for business economics out with its latest survey.h. respondents to the latest nabe survey. >> grew more. >> confident in the economy over the next year and indicated less pricing pressure. for now, though, more expect to be hiking prices in the next three months. a warning sign, perhaps, for inflation. the first quarter survey from the national association for business economics shows a significant drop in the recession outlook, 82% of respondents putting the probability of recession at less than 25% last quarter. just 56% were that optimistic, and just 15% see the odds as greater than 1 in 4. now, over the past three months, the net percent raising prices came in at 22, down 11 points, but 35% saying they would be raising prices in the next three months. got to watch that one. the net percent with higher material costs rising five points, but there's less wage pressure you can see there and also less net hiring going on. layoff intentions, however, were muted, capital spending rising seven points to 19. that's a good sign when it co

look at this lawsuit just now filed last week, by the attorneys general 15 states wells national homebuilders associationwith the biden plan to have compliance with the 2021 international energy conservation code for any home financed with government money quote from nahb compliance with 2021 energy skvks code he could add 22,000 dollars to price of a new home in practice bluders estimate could be more like 31,000 dollars, alliance for consumers, separately, has come up with a breakdown of what each individual appliance would go up in price, as a result of new standards, air-conditioners up maybe 1,000 dollars, water hatters almost 3,000. >> the cost is a big factor heat bills this winter, expected to rise to about 9 -- up 941 dollars up 8% electricity bills expected to be up about 15%, you know interesting new standards would reduce costs monthly costs for energy, but the up-front costs of complying would drive a lot of people perhaps out of the home market or out of the ability to afford a appliance, yeah. tough one maria: jeff, president trump says he is going to try to fix this going to try to suppor

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. >> the national restaurant association supports it saying it would help recruit and retain restaurant sandra: something a lot of people are watching. thank you. >> dana: we had quite a show. before we go new york city congratulating the philadelphia eagles punching their ticket to the super bowl. the official account writing, shining an eagles colors in honor of their championship. the eagles are rivals with the new york giants. they haven't been in the super bowl since 2012. they are in a drought. >> sandra: i will say nothing. i go for the chiefs. it is fun. i don't know. is this the wrong building to say this in? >> dana: i sit next to jess watters. thanks for being with me today. see you at 1:00. tom homan your big interview. see you there. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: we begin with the

next, his address to the national governors association on efforts to improve public health. >> all in favor? everybody opposed? thank you. with that what we came here for this morning, delaware, we are a small state but had a few favorite sons and daughters, we know the vice president of delaware, joe flake played at the university of delaware which makes it close and dr. mehmet oz is a native delawareian and he is extremely well respected in our state and well beyond, his wife lisa is with him, we've known each other for quite a long time now. he is obviously a very familiar face as america's doctor, professor of surgery at columbia university, made a career of educating us on all facets of health, answering tough questions on the oprah winfrey show, 3 million viewers tune in daily to watch the show. he has authored 7 new york times bestsellers, named one of the one hundred most influential people by time magazine, global leader of tomorrow, by the world economic forum, the list goes on and on. i will also state students in delaware are benefiting very much, you will be talking about