garmin is up 12%. ashley, what's with garmin?, the gps dice maker finding its way -- device maker after a beating earnings expectations. those lovely expectations you love, stu. the company saw sales of fitness devices up 31% over last year. also a sales of outdoor gadgets, i guess that's a category, those increased by 29%. as you can see, investors loving it. garmin if up almost 13%. next up, yet blue. jetblue. feeling a little blue, downed today to. reuters reporting the company still in talks with multiple airlines to try and establish a partnership and, apparently, they are willing to allocate more money to get some sort of deal done. but jetblue down 5% this morning. and last up, etsy. sinking today after, yes, missing earnings expectations estimates, whatever you want to to call it. the company citing significant headwinds including a pullback in consumer spending. tata's never good, is it, for people -- that's never good, is it, for people trying to sell things. down 9% in the session. stuart: ash a, thank you. coming up,

garmin does do some of that also aviation systems as well. so they're known for those kinds of things. but i think a lot of people just know them for the gps and those wearables that they have on their wrist. >> great for runners and so forth. there you go. thanks. you got it. president trump pressing ahead with plans for more tariffs this round on autos, pharmaceuticals and chips. and while many say that could leave the fed on pause with further rate cuts this year to try to assess the fallout, the fed governor waller said they shouldn't be paralyzed by that policy uncertainty. eamon javers is standing by with more on trump's interview and tariff plans. steve liesman is at the federal reserve as we await the release of the minutes next hour. and adam posen joins us today. he's president of the peterson institute for international economics, and he's here with his big takeaways. welcome to all of you. and eamon. let's start things off. >> hey there kelly. well, it's extraordinarily rare and maybe unprecedented for an american president to do

garmin shares well it is surging. that stock is on its earnings. take a look. 11% does take us to our talk of the tape. where is this record setting setting rally heading from here. let's welcome in dan greenhouse of solus alternative asset management and jp morgan's elise ossenbeck. it's great to have you both with us. elise. when you look at this market, the word many come back with is resilient. is that how you feel? >> we have been using the word resilient. we think that 2025 is going to be a year that investors have the chance to build on strength. we see more room for this market rally to run. we're expecting another kind of high single digit total return upside from here. and we're really focused on key themes and sort of alpha opportunities at the sector level. >> kind of continuing, dan, to climb this wall of worry. at least bank of america talks that way, that there are all these bullish technical patterns. i think the general theme is bullish, but there is, in their words, a lot of nonbelievers out there. why so? >> i mean, there's been.

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the fitness segment where garmin gets about 30% of revenue. 31%. forward guidance on revenue and eps also beat expectations. again, shares of garmin up just about 2.5%. last but not least, etsy. those shares are falling after earnings were the online craft marketplace had missed on revenue, but it beat on eps. you can see shares are falling just about 6%. however, active seller and active buyer numbers those also came in below expectations, along with gross merchandise sales coming in 6.8% lower year over year. the street was expecting a decline but closer to 4%. etsy also providing similar guidance for gross merchandise sales for this quarter, ceo josh silverman said. however, he expects improvements to the site and the customer experience to drive a return to growth again. shares of etsy down just about 6%. back over to you and happy birthday once again. >> thank you sir. appreciate it very, very much. >> coming up, testing the limits of presidential power, we're going to talk to former white house legal counsel for george w bush, john yoo.

garmin is moving higher after a top and bottom line beat on its earnings report.to raise its dividend. the fitness segment, where garmin gets about 30% of its revenue, was the real driver here. sales for wearables and other devices increased by 31%. forward guidance on revenue and earnings also beat expectations. so those shares up 12% and hims and her shares surging after it announced it acquired at home lab testing facility tribe labs. the deal will allow the telehealth company to offer at home blood draws and more comprehensive whole body testing facilities. terms were not disclosed, but hims said that it funded it through cash on hand. shares have been on a massive surge, up about 575% or so amid increasing demand for some of its weight loss drugs. so with hims and hers up 16%, that massive move coming in just the last few weeks or so. guys, back over to you guys. it's a big move carl. >> dominic chu thanks, dom. talk soon. money movers begins after soon. money movers begins after this. don't go away. ♪ (action music) ♪ woah! i can't do it! agh! cut! this gap!

farmers asking garmin protection agency continues reviewing uses and new approvals. epa's pesticide program faces major challenges and very few products have been approved over the past several years. in addition, proposed restrictions threaten to take away volatiles that growers have used responsibly in their operation for years. pesticide prices are elevated and it could increase even more were tariffs than any resultant trade disruption. finally a new farm bill is long overdue. as outlined in my written testimony the economic situation facing farmers is dire. 2018 farm bill did not meet the needs of soybean farmers during the trade war. they say appreciates the work this committee has done laying the groundwork for new farm bill we recognize the political intricacies involved in completing a bill this year. however, for farmers, they need is great and the time is now and i strongly carson community to work in a bipartisan manner as quickly as possible to move a new farm bill forward, one that meets the needs of farmers, ranchers, and consumers. in conclusion, yes

we've obtained that was sent from thibault to michelle ball and jamie carpalin, march 1 -- jamie garmin, march of 2022. in the e-mail, thibault says, quote, to add, will come by to discuss, end quote. the document was attached to the e-mail with language to be added to the arctic frost document opening the investigation against trump. the document attached to the e-mail lists the author and modifier as, you guessed it, thibault. well, the document itself is titled arctic frost, and it adds president trump as a criminal subject to the investigation. notably, the document lists then-chairman durbin's 2021 investigative report on trump to help justify that trump yet fails to unanimous my 2021 report, which provided much-needed context. now, "the new york times" article said the fbi records senator johnson and i made public, quote, showed that agents and officials followed standard procedure, end quote, but that totally ignores the facts -- totally ignores the facts in evidence, let alone not even considering the fbi rules for making these determinations for opening a prosecution case. so i