amt is evaluating intel they're calling it 18 a manufacturing process.ompanies are not common but if they go well you can see finally intel securing those big contracts that it desperately needs. >> a wonder of what price they would take intel $24 a share what would it go for i have no idea why does morgan stanley like tesla. >> they call it the top automotive pick maybe not a huge surprise when we think tesla has really gone woman automotive plate company to robotics and a.i. that has been the way to justify the evaluation of tesla is not a car company it is a.i. and robots taking up the price target to 430 readable case scenario goes all the way to $800 a share. >> why are the chinese ev makers all down. >> it is interesting the top three that you're looking on the screen collectively deliver 70000 vehicles, that was up 112% year-over-year. it does show there is room for ev's even though we talked about tesla struggles and concerns about the chinese consumer. unclear why they are falling, deliveries seem good given how concerned we have been about the

mike: the biggest difference between intel and tsmc was really the customer base. intel was struggling to maintain the scale of the one in ohio come as you mention. tsmc come on the other hand, it is the world's leading maker of artificial intelligence the chips, and the demand for that is insatiable. as we know, they are the leading foundry for nvidia. in nvidia, we just all the earnings last week, jensen huang, the ceo of nvidia, looking ahead to really, you know, the demand that is hard to meet for their products. blackwell and others as, you know, what we are seeing globally going into artificial intelligence really seems to be on a course to continue unabated. and this actually fits in with donald trump's own vision for artificial intelligence. he wants to make sure that the u.s. remains dominant in this area. even by having a foreign flag and owned company like tsmc in the u.s. expanding, that does fit his vision, one year before the election, i've having companies from a invest in the united states. romaine: alright, mike shepard, our man in d.c. as we await

plus uh, the intel community views, all of the films and videos that come out of the east. they probably are to kind it in and embed embedded with the ukraine entrance on the front lines. some of them probably are, and of course they're, they're constantly monitoring events because they need to have accurate information on the ground assets. and that doesn't necessarily get into the hands of the west or media, but it is designed to provide to the to the policy maker that type of information. zalinski was really groping and looking for excuses to, to make, put to put vance in the, in a bad light. but it just didn't fly. and the be the reality. we know what the reality is. we've seen it the opposite of us from the organization for security and cooperation in europe handed data on weapons positions and they didn't ask him to calm people's republics to ukrainian forces. and that's the revelation that's been made by a former greek ambassador to ukraine. oh, i see, observe us west station to the dunbar from 2014 until 2022. another issue that came to my attention was the use of c

[whoosh] ♪ trains that use the power of dell ai and intel.way, [rumble] [whoosh] so you arrive exactly where you belong. jonathan: session highs on the equity market, s&p 500 positive by 0.5 percent. under surveillance this morning, facing the tariff deadline. >> there will be tariffs tuesday on mexico and canada. exactly where they will be, i will leave that for the president to decide. this president is totally focused on building america back, and we will use tariffs to create fairness. we need fairness, and we need the strength of donald trump to make the world reasonable to america and stop picking us off. donald trump will end it and make the world trade fairly with america, finally. jonathan: the trump administration preparing to implement 25% tariffs on canada and mexico and an additional 10% levy on china some more. with more, tyler kelly joins us now. tyler: this specific batch are tied to specific policy. the white house confirms that president trump is tracking overdose deaths as a metric of progress when it comes to this, althoug

he said in munich, ukraine has intel the russians are sending troops to belarus to use it as a launchad military into perhaps not just ukraine but other european countries. are you concerned about that? >> well, i am very concerned about what putin will do next. if he comes out of this and thinks he got a good deal and this was worth his time and effort and loss of life -- he doesn't care about russian soldiers. he obviously doesn't care about the ukrainians. that would be very concerning for me. i was in the baltic nations earlier this year. they are very concerned. that would be a staging ground for them to attack the baltics. >> understood. that's why we are watching it so carefully, senator kelly. i appreciate your insight. we will turn now to michigan congressman john james. good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning, margaret. >> i want to ask you about what's happening in your state with the economy and tariffs. staying on the theme for a moment, i know you have a lot of ukrainian americans in your district. you voted in support of last year's ukraine supplemental. are y

plus uh, the intel community views all of the films and videos that come out of the east. now the main stream media of the us doesn't show that because of their ideological bent and, and support for well then the bind administration and, and, and ukraine. however, i, you know, we, we see the videos all the time. we, we see the destruction of the speed as zaleski is, is dismissing or hiding the fact that for 8 years prior to the s m. o, they were bombarding the east every day. those who have been in government knows those things. and i think that's why you're seeing this reaction, but he's a, he was really groping. zalinski was really groping and looking for excuses to, to make it took the eclipse and advanced in the, in a bad light. but it just didn't fly. and the, the, the reality we know what the reality is, we've seen it and, uh, and the president. and he came into that meeting with the, with the concept of, of wanting a security guarantees, as opposed to wanting to work out an arrangement for the, for, for a minerals which would have brought in billions of dollars. now

what's happening or intel agencies are fully aware of this. you tell me they're not profiting from this of what you think ca is not profiting from us? yes they are. i can't prove that. but i believe that what they don't know is i know this, but they don't know this. they notice. and notice saying like no american seems aware of this, we're sending these arms to crane billions with hundreds of millions of dollars, and it's being stolen and sold to our actual enemies. like what the turn of the square, what is this? yes, it turns out that shipping nice, so um simple is 0 beside to the country, the tops most tots on criminal activity and corruption wasn't enough to solid game plan with a substantial stockpile of weapons. few barriers to accessing millions of small arms and light weapons on the black market. ukraine is believed to have one of the largest arms trafficking markets in europe. while it has long been a key link in the global trade, its role has only intensified since the beginning of the conflict in east and ukraine. and goodness, is it

people are anxious about what happens next, and if israel will resume its war. meanwhile, intel a vive, hundreds of protesters demanded the continuation of the ceasefire and the release of all captives. some of the demonstrators blamed prime minister benjamin netanyahu for stalling negotiations to reach the 2nd phase. there are currently $59.00 captives still believe to be held in gaza and $24.00 are said to be alive is rarely forces have demolished palestinian homes in the occupied west bank. continuing its military operation in the north diggers and heavy machinery have been seen destroying structures in the nursery arms refugee camp after forcefully evicting dozens of people from the area. israel's offensive has displaced more than $40000.00 palestinians in just over a month. britain is lending $2800000000.00 to ukraine so that keith can bolster its defenses against russian attacks ukrainian president in florida mirror . zalinski is being hosted by prime british prime minister care storm are on sunday . they will meet european leaders to discuss ongoing support for ukraine. new tran

intel of the, as i did before, going into casa, and we have difficult conversations every day about what is going on, that i'm including. and i've said this in public many, many times, the number of humanitarian who have been killed. humanitarians should never be a target. i would have to be protected, and yet this was the deadliest year in living memory in recorded history to be mounts area and you're quite right, but the vast majority of them out there and dance wearing casa. and it's, we don't know much about most of those cases of the one we know most about is one of the things quite telling itself that in both international aid workers of those from the world central kitchen, um, 7 of them died in april last year. when they were attacked by trevon is repeatedly when it's very clear, isn't it that that was a deliberate attack and a reckless attack by these really ministry. that's now question for the noise to do to decide. and as i say ultimately for historians to take of judgment on, i'll just be good shown all carry. andre short is not the history just this is not something to be l

and then secondly, um uh, god forbid that say americans stop showing satellite intel with your credit is because they need that for targeting information within restaurant. and then thirdly, most importantly for ukrainians and clinton, people here in odessa and the port near me is uh, if they were to disable the patriot missile defense system, that would leave ukraine. very, very exposed. but you know, with the someone is on hand. just get an unpredictable as mr. trump is very angry. right now. one or all 3 of those things could happen were in a very, very dangerous time. i can't overemphasize it. okay, scott, it all moves now to london with european leaders. i'll gathering for a summit. what does a to now do you expect unity and is there not a problem here that all of these leaders? yes, they say they support ukraine, but none of them want to criticize trump. we sole macro and stomach in the oval office. they all roll treading very, very carefully themselves to i think 2 things happen. um, the 1st is, is that your pass to stop at all. um, michael does make the points very clearly tha

so i think of this as like intel cores, right? i mean, i might have a multi-core processor. this is a multi-core quantum processor. it's a little bit different than multi-core because then a multi-core, all the cores are on the same chip in the same physical cabinet. i'm actually talking about multiple processors where you actually have multiple racks or multiple cabinets, and they are connected by, in quantum case, they're connected by fiber optic cables. in classical computing, it could be fiber optic cables or could also could be, you know, electrical cables too. well, and talk to me about entanglement, though. i mean, that's not cables. that's just like spooky magic. that's amazing. entanglement definitely is spooky. in fact, albert einstein called it spooky action at a distance. and, you know, it's hard to understand it intuitively, but it's sort of like thinking of two qubits that are like twins. you know, they they were born in the same place and one gets sent, you know, far away, let's say, to the next cabinet or to the next, next machine. but they can almost read ea

when barack obama use the intel community to spy on hillary's opposition after they had found she had this private server and then everyone in his cabinet was communicating with her over that server, which means he had knowledge of it, wanted that make him complicit if someone was getting that information and then for them to go after trump for asking questions about the money laundering through zelinski in ukraine after they started the coup in 2014 and then they impeached him for it and then joe biden parted everybody who set him up for the phone call that they impeached him for and then then when it cannot get him that route they took him to court in favorable jurisdictions with people that came out of the justice department? host: a lot of topics there. guest: i will avoid almost all of them because the point of this book is not to be they did this so we can do this or what aboutism. you will never win those debates and they should not be debates. the purpose of this book is to talk about what we think is wrong and what is actually wrong. any collar and i can agree there a lot of

intel really the past few weeks while northern california, i do expect you can see a couple isolated areas where that bloom is actually quite impressive. >> wind and rain has been super variable over the weekend and that's kind of in the season in general and that'll played last night. we did see 40 mile per hour wind gusts and a few areas and over the weekend, although the northern part of the bay area hardly said anything as far as rain, winds down towards the santa cruz mountains. it was a pretty impressive weekend. as far as rain goes this morning, winds are most substantial at the coastline and you can still see some showers hanging out with us. the areas really affected by this weekend's rainfall where the area's actually needed it most. and that includes the southern end of the central valley as well as the southern sierra nevada, seeing some decent snowfall over the weekend. so great to have seen that. our next storm system is sitting well out in the pacific and is going to have a similar impact to the bay area's what we saw over the weekend by tuesday. we do see some rush ho

. >> and i asked him specifically that because i had the same intel.t only did the senators say that, including senator graham, but also the white house. and in their interactions with ukraine they've been saying it for days and weeks, saying that this is a step in the process. you do the mineral deal first and then we talk about the negotiation going forward and with the security guarantee looks like and that is really what he wanted to talk about again and again which was the security guarantee which, listen, you said it probably five, six, seven times in my interview. >> sean: now i'm kind of asking you to give a bit of analysis based on everything that you know and your exclusive interview tonight. what happens if the u.s. stops providing money to ukraine? i don't think europe is going to step up and put in and make up the difference because they have been unwilling to do so up to this point. so at that point, there will be more death, more destruction and there will be more dominance by russia. that would be the worst-case scenario for everyone in

know this that one of our large power companies in the state ofohio and when you think about built at intel coming online in the substations and everything else they're having to build , this massive amount of grid that we have out there is grid modernization, we've worked on that and we forked across the aisle but when i see what we were doing out there especially that one power company, they're not looking at winners or losers you might say or power going to that great, they've got to have as much grid power as possible so their big concern is where do we get this power from and how are we going to get it? with things changing the last five years especially on the nuclear site now. [no audio] we start the whole process 1977 during the current administration. >> that reminds me thinking of the department of energy staffing issues though . is that something that you think could be a concern if there is an effort to shrink the workforce of the federal government? how are you thinking? >> it's like anything else, you want to make sure you're not hindering and i think in some cases we have an

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i come to this with the notion when intel got to make sure we have national security right i think atwe got to make sure we maintain that resilience of the treasury market which is sprinkled the backbone. there are huge opportunities but i think there are challenges. one thing to think about aml as i know a number of the stable coin operators, issuers are doing ky c. i think mr. massad you've mentioned them. i am still trying to understand even if they did ky c from their time as an issuer, to they come come back to a fiat currency. in that transition there is some potential challenges. i think you anddd your comments have addressed that. could you all address that? i will start with you like and enhance the monitoring of the block chain during that transition per. >> yes it is a bare instrument, senator stable coin issuer, issues the stable coin. although in some case since it licenses a third-party to do that. it can do ky c but once that stable coin has been issued, i can be transferred many, many times so there is no requirement to follow thaty customer. >> is correct. >> i can tr