so this is israel katz.he palestinian population to various destinations around the world. now, unlike trump's own proposal that we heard first two days ago, that the us will own the gaza strip, the defense minister's comments today offered a little bit more detail. he said israel would allow gazans to depart for any country willing to receive them through what he called special arrangements for departure by sea or air. now, katz statements didn't put a timeline on trump's proposal. it was just about this order to draft plans for palestinians eviction from the gaza strip. and while this announcement it also like trump's announcement, marks a drastic departure from official israeli policy on gaza. up until now, israel and egypt had been maintaining a blockade for nearly 20 years, so evicting palestinians from gaza is still very consistent with comments from israel. katz's fellow right wing cabinet members, who recently have been calling for israeli settlements of the gaza strip and allying themselves with isr

defence minister israel katz, who says he has informed the military, the idf, to start to allow makingw for the or for the voluntary withdrawal or removal of gazans, not as far as when, the as president trump when, the israeli certainly israeli politicians, certainly more senior ones that we the more senior ones that we have speak framing have heard speak are framing this as the giving the option to leave. it is worth pointing out that be met with some will be met with some by would scepticism by people who would say that and say that the palestinians and been denied that gazans have been denied that right for many years, so it is right for manfiears, so it is timing that the interesting timing that the issaelie222 decide that israeli government decide that freedom jsraeli government decide that freedom to israeli government decide that freedom to move is a jsraeli government decide that freedom to move is a right the freedom to move is a right they should be given at for the department store. sexually assaulted them in the 1990s. documentary which exposed abuse by mohamed al fayed, who

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jason katz with me this morning.ks like things are moving and looks like trump's hardball strategy is working; right? >> just another manic monday, stu. you know, i'm z surprised that investors were surprised. trump is following through with exactly what he campaigned on. look at what kevin hassett said this morning. this is a drug war, not a trade war. howard lutnick specifically referred to this as bargaining chip and at expense of some short term pain, trump will continue to use this tactic but most countries as evidenced by what's happening in mexico this morning will concede something and trump in turn will declare victory and our base case, stu, is that tariffs will only partially be implemented at best and probably prove to be temporary. stuart: this is a rosie scenario. if you can just fix the tax and figure out the tariff situation, you can move onto extending trump's tax cuts. then move onto doing something about interest rates because as a clash between jay powell and federal -- and president trump. this i

yaakov katz, thank you so much.reciate it. >> thank you well, a controversial member of elon musk's new government task force is back in action after stepping away over controversial old social media posts that led to the man's reinstatement when we return. >> stay with us. >> what do you. >> got there. >> larry? >> time machine. you're going. >> to go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? >> nope. >> elon and i want to go on vacation, so. >> i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. >> can i come? >> only room for one. >> how am. >> i getting home? >> sitting on my. >> lap. >> like last time? ronald? >> fine. >> but i'm bringing this. >> all right. >> or you. >> could try. >> one of these. >> savings options. >> the right money moves aren't as. >> far fetched as you think. >> there it is. see? told you it's going to all work out. thanks. >> future me. >> take for sun boat crowd. >> with plaque. psoriasis. even the thought of an itchy situation. >> can throw you. >> off you

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today, israel's defence minister israel katz departure of palestinians from gaza in line with presidentu countries like spain and norway. with us tonight, mohamed hegazy, former ambassador to germany. you are very welcome, thank very much for sparing us sometime a day before sometime tonight.a.day.before trump announced this donald trump announced this for gaza he announced a plan for gaza he announced a new billion dollar arms deal security from fe eoot seat for" the camp america since the camp david accords been very how much leveraged donald 6 donald trump 77 donald trump currently 77 donald trump currently have �* the egyptian presidefnt �*the egyptian president and over the egyptian president and is enough to force them to i 7 palestinians? z : relatioh: z 2 . : relatioh to . z . : relatioh to the z . : relatioh to the united egypt's relation to the united states in strategic in nature and this is quite normal, but is not normal is the what is not normal is the declaration and proposition of donald trump with the gaza and the matter of riviera, and the matter of sending american an

with that, let's bring in david katz, chief investment officer at matrix asset advisors.good morning. how are you? >> nice to be here. >> i want to get your take on what you're how you see the apple and google or alphabet, i should say under quite a bit of pressure in the premarket for two very different reasons. but in general, tech under pressure right now. >> well. >> it's going to be a difficult year in terms of. lots of headline risk. >> apple is a good example of that. >> trade wars are. >> a tough thing. this is. one of china's retaliations. we would not get overly. concerned about it. we think apple is. >> well positioned for. >> the year. if the stock were to sell off anything. >> more meaningfully, we. >> would. >> probably step in and start to add to that position. >> in terms of google. >> they had a good but not. great quarter. the market wanted great. >> the market is. >> really emotionally. >> charged and very momentum driven. >> stock was. >> up $5 before. >> the. >> release, then sold off significantly. >> we turn. the sound down a. >> little bit. the sto

let's bring in alan katz.arate and different in the no-confidence vote last year that led to the toppling of michelle gagne. the budget discussions in the debate over budgets i guess are similar. alan: it's really about the same budget. gagne was toppled over the budget because they were too many opposition parties that thought it was too severe a budget and found it in their political interest to push him out. that is what he got booted out. they came up with a budget that was a little less draconian. more to the point, the real difference was that the french public was not in the mood for months more of this political and financial turmoil. it had slowed down investment and decision-making with businesses. the political groups that pushed out the former prime minister i think felt under the gun not to prolong any sort of additional uncertainty or turmoil in france. scarlet: there was a clear push for stability at this point after months and months of turmoil. what does this mean for financial assets? french

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missed too, but let's throw all of these hot potatoes to the floor show, senior portfolio manager jason katz, he's here along with palantir perma-bull keith fitz-gerald who once again is right, right and right. jason, is the market reacting, i don't think, to the january jobs report? if it looks trivial and unemployment rate dipped which shows a robust labor picture. so is it the tariff headlines or something else? >> it's a culmination of all of the above. clearly, we have a healthy job market. the u-mich sentiment numbers were the fifth highest over, what, 15 years? and by a -- liz: inflation expectations. >> the expectation, full percentage point over the previous reading. so what do you do if you're the fed with that information? you sit on your hands. so trump and company, bessent and company, they have their hands full because they're now trying to to address the interest rate complex by pushing the 10-year down. that they no longer can jawbone the fed into doing it in terms of 14er78 rates. liz: look at the 10-year yield, 4.48%. this morning it was around there. so we don't see a huge

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israel katz now ordering the israeli military to begin coming up with a plan to allow for the voluntary migration of palestinians outside of the gaza strip. this is the first time that we have seen the israeli military ordered to come up with such a plan. after more than 15 months of war, so ultimately, it's not clear that this plan by the president to take over gaza is going to be feasible in any way or become a reality, but it certainly has kind of changed and opened, enlarged, perhaps the overton window here in terms of what the israeli government might actually be able to do on its own, perhaps with u.s. support. brianna. >> all right, jeremy, thank you. and now to our cnn chief congressional correspondent, manu raju on the hill. what are you hearing from lawmakers? >> well, republicans themselves are uncertain what to make of this. some of them were surprised, and many of them are surprised when they first heard this. others rejected out of hand, said this is completely unworkable. >> and many. >> of them want more details, especially as donald trump is talking about this more and

about the seriousness of the plan to remove palestinians from gaza, israel's defense minister israel katz, said on thursday that the military is coming up with a plan for what they are calling a voluntary exit of palestinians from gaza. and obviously for anyone who has followed this story, this is seen as deeply cynical because of all of a sudden you've got the israelis who have been blockading and besieging gaza for almost 18 years now, suddenly saying they're willing to open the border to allow people to leave. >> yeah. i mean, one of the things that the american political establishment now has to acknowledge is that gaza is unlivable as inhabitable. like it. and this was caused. the thing that they won't say is that this was caused by a democratic administration under president biden, who sent the bombs to netanyahu to level gaza. and one thing i want to make clear to, to draw out what you were saying is that in october, the uncommitted national movement had a series of conversations with leaders in pretty senior levels of the democratic party, former white house officials, about what

way it is true that what happens in a campaign on and that is how the campaign communicates how the katz campaign communicates has a lot to do with how the president up communicating. think of barack obama. he was a master at using social media. when he comes into office he creates an office of social media that has more people in it than the press think about. donald trump's 1960 2016 campaign, where he used twitter and all kinds of techniques to directly reach voters. how you communicate in one place determines how you communicate in the the case of the committee on public information, how much of what they learned do they learned from doing the publicity work? did the detailed management publicity work they did under bully? i personally think just an opinion. well, he would have been a much better choice to actually have headed the committee because he wouldn't have maybe been quite as creative but he would have actually together more. i think with the republicans in a better way. i think he would have he would have made it a less toxic perceived to be a less toxic organization in the

on this past saturday, february 1, 2025, united states capitol police recruit officer crist officer katz was tragically killed in a car accident in glen county, georgia. five other cal top police recruits were seriously injured in the crash as well. mr. steil: chris was an ambitious young man who had dreams of serving his country and his community. he had several career options in law enforcement, but choals the united states capitol police due to their rich history and dedicated service to the united states. he had tremendous respect for the critical role in protecting the nation's elected officials, and the institutions of democracy. chris' family and friends remember him for his unwavering dedication to service and his love of life. he was a young man with a bright future, taken far too soon. but he will be forever remembered for his passion, kindness and commitment to making a difference. we're thankful for his service. every single day members of the capitol police put themselves in the line of danger to protect this great institution and those of us who work and visit here. our pra

my name is sarah katz hyman and along with being a muni writer i am also an editor at muni diaries muni diaries. i shared stories of everyday transit riders for over 16 years. in that time we've heard stories of belonging, connection, heartbreak, love, loss, levity and longing. and while folks may think of these stories as just tales from transit fans, these stories show how ingrained and essential a robust public transit system is to the city. there's the story of kurt who at the time was experiencing homelessness and an operator gave him a pair of socks and showed him kindness. kurt is now an artist paying it forward by drawing portraits of muni operators all over the city. there's the story of katie who moved who made her way in san francisco as an adult and eventually met her wife here riding the 44 bus end to end when they lived in different parts of the city. there's the story of jill who struggled with addiction but found a safe space in the mission at a barber shop to hone her craft and get clean. the bus outside bringing customers to and from the shop every day. there are hundr

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