he is vice president is a lawyer, jason. i'm a lawyer! there are plenty of black lawyers.s guy is not all there. he's lost it. he's actually lost it. what this does, it's so black professional, black doctors, black lawyers, black teachers, black professionals. joe biden is just not all there. it's so obvious. what's so bad about it is he uses black voters to get him elected and look what happened to these democratic cities? black on black crime who was being hurt by all these crimes? people of color paired schools being closed. who's being hurt by schools being closed? people of color. these guys are bad for america and bad for black americans. >> jason: there are a whole set of gaffes, there's not enough air time all the gaps we are going through and some of the radical policy agendas they are putting in place. the fda for an instance announced that they to allow abortion by pill through the mail as a permanent status rather than having to see a doctor before this. abortion on demand via the mail without a doctor involved! >> it's absolutely insane. the idea that this cou

i wish you a healthy and happy new year. jason chaffetz is in for laura ingraham and he joins us and just a couple of seconds. jason, are you ready for this? >> jason: yes, thank you! great job as always and merry christmas and happy new year to you. >> gregg: you too as well. >> jason: thanks. all right, i'm jason chaffetz in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle." if you're still wondering why kamala harris pulled so abysmally, she gave us a reminder last night. stephen miller and curative us are here to react. plus, we will find out if they agree with kamala on water biggest failure has been so far this year. plus, biden's plan to force electric cars on all of us has a huge upside. for china! author robert bryce explains how the ccp benefits from climate alarmism. and 2021 brought us free britney and turned laura and raymond into tiktok stars. but it also brought us a completely unhinged and discredited media. victor davis hanson explains what kind of world we'd be living in if we believed ever

and we all need to get our military back into shape into a war fighting frame of mind. >> jason: yeah have to be in a fighting and winning wars. we have to have the biggest, baddest military that can fight on to foods and when. thank you for your expertise and thanks for joining us tonight. did the border patrol catch a potential terrorist trying to sneak across are woefully unprotected southern border? the shocking details when we return. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. >> jason: distressing news from the southern border where border patrol agents in the yuma sector announced they apprehended a 21-year-old saudi -- with potential terror ties. foxes bill melugin has the story. bill. >> good evening to you. border patrol and patrol in arizona's yuma sector reports they have arrested a potential terrorist who crossed illegally. take a look at these photos put out by border pa

i wish you a healthy and happy new year. jason chaffetz is in for laura ingraham and he joins us and just a couple of seconds. jason, are you ready for this? >> jason: yes, thank you! great job as always and merry christmas and happy new year to >> great job as always. merry christmas and happy new year. i am jason chaffetz and this is a special edition of the ingrave angle. if you wonder why kamala harris holes so abysmally she gave us a reminder last night. stephen miller and karen davis are here tonight and do they agree with kamala on her biggest failure this year. biden's plan to force electric cars on all of us has a huge upside for china. author robert wright explains how the ccc benefits from climate alarmism. 21 10 laura and raymond into tick-tock stars but also brought is completely unhinged and discredited media. benjamin: victor davis and explains the world we would be living and if they believed everything they told us this year. president biden is trying a different tactic when it comes to covid. instead of just scar

how -- is fun even a good idea ? >> jason: um, a lot of push and pull. a lot of give and take.usic in a, in a restaurant, or a -- >> anthony: right. >> yeganeh: it's everywhere now. >> jason: now it's everywhere. >> yeganeh: we have police, they arrest girls, or women, for having bad hijab or not being covered enough. but it's not that we live with the police in our head, you know? ♪ >> anthony: you know, one of the first things that people will say when you say, "well, i'm going to iran." "oh you're - but don't they make women do this, this and this." >> jason: yeah. >> anthony: actually, not so much. >> jason: yeah. >> anthony: not as much as our -- >> jason: friends. >> anthony: friends. >> anthony: compare and contrast, women aren't allowed to drive in saudi arabia. >> yeganeh: that's right. or vote. >> anthony: uh, or vote. you can drive? you can vote? >> yeganeh: yeah, of course. >> anthony: can you open a business? >> yeganeh: of course. my sister is an accountant. she has her own company. girls are allowed to do almost everything, uh, except we want to go and watch foot

so i think that all of this together is making a very good environment for the republican candidate in 2022. >> jason really interesting -- i don't know why they just went to great lengths to disparage senator manchin and the residence of west virginia. they still need him on every single vote moving forward and i don't see why joe manchin continues to put up with that. i think the democrats will pass something out of reconciliation. they can't let that tool passed them by without passing something. what he think that is going to look like? >> they are going to try to do something. i think the problem they have now is the american people realize this is a socialist agenda. and the american people realize the democrats are trying to take one vote to take control of your children, their education, your bank account, your small business, force the green new deal on you. and people are tired. they are tired of federalizing elections bear they are tired of crime in the streets. and what they are looking for is to get their freedom back. and do you know it they are really tired of inflation and passing the

a. jason leopold, a journalist for the u. s. news organization. buzzfeed filed more than 12 freedom of information act requests and filed 3 separate lawsuits before this information was finally freed up and made public just a couple of days ago. jason did a great public service in donating the information and all the documents to wiki leeks. so the information is there now for everybody to see it. but the reason why we, we didn't know about this any earlier, is that there was no whistleblower. and the cia would not allow the information to be released some of the suspects in this document of even admittance that crimes people are gonna be very surprised as to why there's been no legal process from that that they haven't been brought to justice. if they've admitted to something so heinous, yes, it's called gray male. what the see, i always fears is that someone will get up on the stand in court to testify in his own behalf and reveal classified information and especially will reveal sources and methods. perhaps the names of a,

click, call, or visit a store to learn more. >> jason: welcome back to "hannity." of violent crimo is sweeping across america cities and no one seems to be immune. earlier today, democratic congresswoman mary scanlon of pennsylvania was carjacked at gunpoint after a meeting in philadelphia. in a separate incident in illinois, a democrat state senator was carjacked in the chicago suburb. it has gotten so bad that chicago mayor lori lightfoot wants a vocal thief on the police advocate is now begging president biden and attorney general merrick garland for help. but in the face of government in action, one man is taking a stand of doing what he can to make his community a better place. joining usca now live from his rooftop vigil in chicago, pastor cory brooks. pastor, you started this around excavation. and your plan is to stay up there until past valentine's day. you know it gets cold in chicago. why you're doing this and what is your message to mayor lori lightfoot. she wanted to cut police budgets and how she's begging for more money. >> i'm standing here for 100 d

a social media work is. i want to think the entire team here. alyssa, drew, ben, stephanie, andrew, alyssa. i will be back hosting "hannity" on thursday. jason is in for laura tonight. jason:you always do a great job. >> an honor to hand off to you. this is the ingraham angle. joe manchin gave americans two early christmas present sending the squad into a rage. congressman michael walsh is here to react. we will show you the disturbing op-ed published by the washington post, victor davis and breaks it down and senator richard blumenthal live for decades about fighting communists, now he is openly profiting off of them. dennis desousa exposes the fraud. and alarming report from the southern border where a saudi national with potential territories was apprehended, bringing you the shocking detail. but first in case you thought the freak out over the omicron very it was about science, not controlling your life take a look at what happened the last few days starting with cnn, the south african doctor who first discovered the omicron variant tried laying out the facts about this mutation today. >> once we got to see what occurred, it is going dow

a second shift? mindy: not right now. jason: no. it's hard to find employees. is 3% unemployment. lemonis: have you ever used a tool like ziprecruiter or anything like that? i've had tremendous success with ziprecruiter. i think that's something we can look at. i'd like to maybe just sit down and look at the financial. mindy: okay, cool. ♪♪ lemonis: so let's just go through '19. mindy: yeah. lemonis: $2.5 million of revenue, about a million dollars of gross. mindy: yeah. lemonis: and then your interest and finance charges are half a million dollars? mindy: that's where our biggest problem is, is we're servicing heavy debt. it's very expensive. lemonis: okay, the net income loss after interest expense of $500,000 is just over a million dollars in 2019. mindy: yeah. lemonis: and then 2020 came and everybody wanted bees. sales go from $2,498,000 in 2019 to $4.6 million. total operating profit in 2020 is a loss of $160,000. mindy: yes. lemonis: $4.6 million losing 160 grand. mindy: yeah, we need to increase our margins. lemonis: that's an option. what would your ma

a. jason lambert. ah. yeah, it was just slight me could and knocked me over with a feather. joy relate with november 22nd. this 20th birthday. it starts off with some smart alec comment that you don't want to spend your birthday here. very well, you know, center say ok as a whole day, like i said, you're facing to bellies. of course miss manager. it's a 25 minute video. it took me probably a week to get through it 5 hour where you start off you're, you're on hold all players. and so the police came in and dish droid his life for won. this was a kid. so college cd. so i mean that got me and it inspired me to really look at the case, but look at the case, i'm not looking to hang with the police or any, but i'm looking at the fast the when i saw the facts, i was scandalized. i was like, i'd never seen anything as bad as you know, a good way is attacks me in the morning or the night before is the date we use on for tomorrow. while i'm off tomorrow and then you can find some of my analysis of it was really simpl

we will keep a close eye- jason. — possible. we will keep a close eye. jason, thank _ possible. the day's other news. the world's richest person — elon musk — says he will pay 11 billion dollars in tax for this year. musk has been embroiled in a public debate on social media over how much tax he pays. earlier this week, democratic senator elizabeth warren tweeted that mr musk should stop "freeloading off everyone else". the uk supreme court has prevented venezuelan president nicolas maduro from accessing $1 billion worth of gold stored in the bank of england. maduro says the cash is to fight covid—19, which has hit venezuela hard. the ruling means only opposition leaderjuan guaido can decide what happens to the gold. to china now and one of the country's top live—streamers has been slapped with a 210 million dollar tax evasion fine. huang wei, known as viya, is an internet celebrity with tens of millions of followers. authorities accuse her of hiding her personal income as well as other financial offences between 2019 and 2020. joining me now is mariko 0i from our singapore burea

a huge lawsuit. how did it get started, jason? well, a number of years ago we came across by my team came across the the fact that hate speech was being gar, perfect, perpetuated and amplified through the algorithms and the dope amine like structures or whatever it is on facebook and twitter. and this was causing harm to the ringer and being simple lawyers. we looked at this and said they must be buried, made accountable. there was clearly a wrong being done. not wrong, was that they didn't have enough moderators dealing with this situation. and they had an algorithm that perpetuated hate speech thinking, this is something that you, i've been complaining about for very long time. in fact, on the stream out here, we've covered some of the atrocities that happen to the re hang up people. so joe, does this last scene do in terms of that campaigning? how does it, kristen? i think one thing is was we need to look at, you know, 0 hunger general side. and during general side, their facebook played a key role. you know how spread in hate a

a 50 6% increase in sales over last year. kailey: where have the bottlenecks been most challenging? jasont of components not on our part of the world. silicon, wood, chip shortages impacted us a little bit with motorhomes. with respect to our core components, we have not had the kind of issues that you have seen with some of the other industry peers. kailey: all of the supply-side challenges have been driven by more inflation. how has your pricing had to adapt? jason: the fact that there is maybe 40% new buyers into rv's, not that they don't know what to expect on pricing, a lot of the market is built on that $20,000, $30,000 travel trailer. you are talking about a $350 payment. americans have almost $3 trillion more in their bank accounts this year compared to pre-covid, so that is a lot of extra money on the sidelines. kailey: thank you very much to fiscal stimulus. is it mostly people looking to buy an rv or is this a primary rental market? how has that shaken out? jason: that has been one of the great disruptors, new things to our industry. they came onto the scene before covid and i

so should be a good one. jason. >> thank you, kate. yeah, i was at that, steve, that a king's game earlier in the season. that was second game of the year anyway, steve kerr is adding to his already legendary basketball resume today. team usa announced that kerr will be the next head coach for the senior men's national team. kerr was an assistant under coach gregg popovich for the last 3 years. now he moves into the head coaching spot money williams mark few and erik spoelstra will serve as assistant coaches. steve kerr said today that this is one of the proudest moments of his career. >> i'm just sort of continued to find this path where i've had amazing people around me who have guided me in somehow the path continues and i'm not going to stop and think about it too because i wonder wonder how it happened, it's happened and i'm here. i love every second of every day preparing to coach basketball. it's a dream job doesn't get much better being the coach of of the usa basketball team. so i'm i'm thrilled. >> the raiders in cleveland tak

a look here on my laptop. you can follow to king, i know he will be posting about it. jason, for sure, will be posting about it. and then it says his thoughts and comments about what's happening inside a facebook. he can follow 7 here on twitter. and so watching everyone see next and less than a year. capital will host the middle east 1st. well in preparation, the country is staging a major and settlement with 16 nations going head to head in thanks, porpoise bill, stadiums. 2022 will keep you across the action. as council prepares for the regions biggest sporting events that be for our cup on al jazeera stories of determination. enjoy a 1000 kito, gena. do you have you make a listing v? i don't get a short documentary by african filmmakers from molly, wanda, and cameron, desert libraries. the young cyclist and happiness, africa direct on al jazeera cities have always been in motion. they have to be, to evolve and adapt of the sab cities all the greatest work of all shooting time, not in a huge city. you trying to get this sense of how the world around you behaves in a way y

they have a new district. jason not subtle and i mean, these districts are pieces here and there for whatever republicans want and the concern is and she points out being in georgia, the concern is even if you can organize the legislation that is being passed on a lot of these states has basically said the state can step in and throw out whatever the results are. >> exactly. >> if you don't like them. this is an emergency. i know this is something that hasn't been done in 56 years but you know what happened when the federal government said hey, brown versus board of education, we got to integrate schools? they sent troops. they sent federal officials to places and said you will let black children into school. this administration can say we have concerns about how elections are being conducted in this particular state. we're going to send officials down there. we're going to send election observers. if we think people's civil rights are being violated, we'll do a federal takeover. i know lots of people will scream ab

>> well, i was going to say, at least your hair has a journey, jason and i -- >> yes. eft. >> that was a journey, too. >> it's gone. >> you all had your soul pros when you had them. >> it was a high top with a part. >> did you have a gumby? i know you had a gumby. let's move along. >> i did. >> or jerry curl? >> most are hidden. but they exist. >> the curl? >> let's be real. >> jason had a so glow. i know that. >> you know. listen, the life of black hair. so we can do a whole show about that. but let's talk about the absolute worst. let's see, which order should i go with? let's go in reverse. let's go to jason. jason, tell me who you think? it's hard to fit. what is the absolute worst in your view of this year 2021? >> so you went through a lot of the most hairable people, they were obvious and clear we can be unhappy with, who are terrible. but the absolute worst person for me is defined by the fact we had expectation they had disappointed at the harm of all. that is merrick garland. he will go down as the neville chamberlain of american politics. merritt garland stoo

they are not a sense of camaraderie, and that's a little bit more legitimate, right? >> jasonevent to see president biden stumble through a speech, loses place in the teleprompter, be able to capture it on video, posted on twitter and then get a whole bunch of likes and a new follows. i think that's a legitimate thing to be bummed out about, from at least my perspective. >> gillian: and so they are missing out on the opportunity to go viral? >> jason: exactly. i will tell them this though, for anyone who's watching that might be upset. understand that you not being at these events mean you won't be photographed there. photographs, especially online, live forever and you get to avoid the shame associated with your past career having been with us white house. so glass half-full. [laughter] >> gillian: ouch. lauren, what do you think? >> lauren: raise your hand if you have had an experience where you weren't invited to something and you might have wanted to be invited. right? mercedes? [laughter] >> alicia: a mercedes is so popular that everybody invites her to everything. >> lau

dumas live for us at the chase center with a preview of tonight's game. hey, jason. >> hey, guys. the warriors day and a few rivalries over the past decade. but come some minor. the cleveland cavaliers the houston rockets golden state warriors. but more recently they've had another team. that's kind of been a thorn in their side, so to speak. the memphis grizzlies. could this be a budding rivalry in the making. i i asked steve kerr and we'll get to his answer in a second. but my rationale is looked grizzlies have played the warriors and beat them the last 2 times here in the building. the first time being that plane game which and did the warriors playoff opportunities and then another game earlier this year. both of those games went to overtime. both of those games were very physical and in both of those games or grizzlies point guard ja morant absolutely dominated 35 30 respectively in those 2 games. so i posed that question to steve kerr said, is budding rivalry in the making. >> steve politely told me pump your brakes a little bit, jack. >> i think you have to h

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>> so there's not a bright line, jason. but there are extremely strong protections for the media and for freedom of speech. so unless the media knows that it's consciously doing a personal attack or espousing untruths and that's the media, not guests on the show, then there's fairly broad first amendment protection. now, we saw these texts where people were encouraging trump to call off the troops, if you will, to do what he could to stop the insurrection. i doubt if those would ever be evidence in a criminal case against the fox media hosts who were trying, again, to get trump to do the right thing. >> i'll tell you this, i will never, ever on this channel or anywhere else be selling supplements, you can trust me on that. michelle goldberg and paul butler, thank you both for joining to us start off the show today. >>> coming up, a bombshell report on trump's covid response as scenes today evoke the earliest days of the pandemic. we'll talk to an expert about what to expect. >>> plus a dramatic day in the murder trial of the

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a good answer. host: but we will have you back in the new year. jason dick, >> c-span's watch internal, everyday we are taking your calls live on the air. coming up tuesday morning, maryland democratic congressman anthony brown, a member of the armed services committee will be on to talk about foreign policy and military issues. then we will take a look at a debate about the role of parents in education. and a talk with a representative from the association of insurance managers. as congress looks like a -- looks at a february deadline to extend the program. watch washington journal on c-span or on c-span now, our new mobile app. join the discussion with your facebook comments, text messages, calls and its. -- tweets. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are sponsored by these companies and more, including comcast. >> comcast is partnering with --comcast supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> former republican senator bob dole of kansas passed away on

we think stable currency is a better bias. rishaad: jason, good stuff. jason pang there from j.p. an asset management. yvonne: we have more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: you are back with bloomberg markets. having a look at our top stories, the number of container ships headed to america's busiest ports rising to closer to 100. that underscores the magnitude of the logjam blake in global trade lines. they have been waiting 21 days on average to enter the los angeles port. saudi arabia raising oil prices for asia and the u.s. despite the spread of the omicron variant. it comes days after opec-plus district -- surprised traders. reserves of palm oil, the world's most consumed edible oil probably, contracted in malaysia in november. we saw production decline. quickly checking oil prices. crude oil price as well as the palm oil price. palm oil prices may remain robust and the first quarter of next year, as consumer demand remains strong and tightness will only ease marginally. palm oil trading there, what, $34. brent and wti on the way up, 2.4% plus. bloombe

a new outfit. maybe -- what you think, jason? >> any question to bill belichick is going to get a grumpy answer.t going to put on that grumpy face and that is the end of it. >> grumpy face. rachel, what do you think about his response there? >> anyone who watches "fox & friends" nose i know nothing about sports but i would say this is a good question. i know nothing about sports but in watching this little question and his response, i knew that he is unhappy with how that last game went. >> yeah, tyrus, did you catch the game? >> i caught the game. a diehard patriots fan. he didn't lose the game, he lost the division and possibly a playoff berth. so he is a little cranky, and his new year resolution, that is easy. never, ever, lose the goat. we would not be in the situation, bro, if you would have just game tom a little respect. let him call a play. look at us now. that should be his new year resolution. >> you heard it there first. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . . as a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, th

rishaad: absolutely but it is a thumbs-up for taiwan, is that not? jason: you are right. s a great time for taiwan and great time for the industry as well. rishaad: indeed. let's also take a look at how you are repositioning your business. you are taking a multibrand strategy. give us a sense of that, because you have a presence of more than 160-around the world -- you have a presence in more than 160 countries around the world. jason: correct. our multibrand strategy, better ways -- we have a different brand for different lifestyles. general population we have acer products. and we have predator. very much it is for a particular lifestyle usage. we have different brands to optimize for our products. rishaad: absolutely. which ones do you prioritize in which geographies? we do not really prioritize by geography. but gaming is about 30% of our business. on the other side the biggest growth opportunity we believe will be the green pc areas. pcs like the one i hold in my hand. pc's for consumer as well as enterprise. this pc be able to reduce 21% carbon emission. we produce t

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a moment. you know, jason, i don't think it's just because you know, he's our local, you know, hero. ust extraordinary and this very emotional, you know, just a bigger than life moment. yeah. he he did it in 600 less games than ray allen well, yes, it's crazy. and i know the game is played. so he may take more 3 pointers that ray allen did in his era. but. >> it's just it's a testament to his hard work and you know, people dad was an nba player. so he has. he didn't have a d one scholarship until late into his high school career. he had to beg acc schools recruit him and none of them ever offered him a scholarship. he ends up at davidson and now he's going to retire one day as one of the best basketball players of all time. yeah, i would retire to quickly found out he has a to chills watching the reason is he sewed are likable like yeah. okay. more from you throughout the night. jason, appreciate that. thanks to that. >> alright. turning to the weather now. people all around the bay. it woke up to the aftermath of last night's storm that brought flooding. >> intense rain and even some

he is not a serious person. >> harris: jason chaffetz, a very serious person in "focus" with us today. thank you very much. we have a little breaking in us to get to and i will see you soon. we'll break in with this. the house rules committee in a hearing right now discussing a measure to hold former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows in contempt for defying a subpoena from the panel which is investigating the january 6 capitol riot. meadows has refused to testify. the rules committee is set to vote on that resolution soon. chad pergram will have a full live report later this hour. one of the things i'll ask chad is what are the implications for this for both the commission and for mark meadows? for right now they are voting on that resolution. we'll go deeper as the news pops. the backlash as the white house will not say if soft liberal policies are to blame for the recent surge in crime. as the smash and grab looting continues at stores across the country. they are actually crowding on social media to meet each other to get together. wow. instead, the white house is blami

a tear it to all right. going to be fun to watch that match up. jason, have a good time out there.e'll check in with you later on tonight. >> all right. how about some football, the forty-niners are in tennessee for a big thursday night game. let's give you an update in this one. the defenses taken over from where it left off last sunday holding the titans to only 55 yards in the 1st half. jimmy g in the offense didn't as well to be through a big pick missed a big kyle use check touchdown. but san francisco does lead at the break 10. nothing with a win. they're going to clinch a playoff spot. so, yeah, this is a big one. we will have full highlights later on tonight. let's talk some college hoops stanford playing liberty in the semifinals of the diamond head. classic in hawaii and the 1st half, michael o'connell with the heave from beyond half court. >> switches it in the cardinal use that momentum to end the flame 79 to 76 spencer jones led the way with 25 points. brandon angel added 17 and harrison ingram had 13 points. stanford will play the winner of byu vanderbilt in the champ

iranian boy, she had a question, jason, again, yet the plans that we have around fucking boucher douglas woods of what he does, a process or ancient plaintiff stating she has the flu, some yoga, stella williams, li, me sailing up in my 2. but the and i to me will you please reach can yeah. custody of stovall at the seller tonight. im will the skin or somebody b. e recent, any video in dividers of deans at the blue, pv casualty in when he is not actually completed because i was calling about the of him. the abuse will go. so we have, you talked to somebody that should be there so that you share to send that us guys measurable unit of sort of start up when you as me get them on to talk with me as a piece of go somewhere. i did hear the shim, let's check it at the bulls try a solution that may want sufficient muscles, cuz we have, cuz i want to g mustang, this migration bucket of formula doors to horse get your call. probably emily. so donna, come on with me. shes been around was a longish voice with ah mm mm. the video is crazy. orchard office does. i still watch the panther's games, but i

we were able to bring a lawsuit against jason webber for his involvement with some cut. the law suit is alleging negligence. so essentially, the, this handling of andrew as a confidential informant. also, we have alleged fraud and defeat. in other words, they misled andrew in to getting involved in his role as confidential informant, which we believe led to as death. mm. are there any other specific courses you can point me to that you've been or professors you've been trained on strictly confidential form and now i have no one point your permanent ones. that part of the some of the program i so yes. so for the time, the savage, what missing? you were still a board member of some. yes. we were privy to cases that were operating but not who was doing what such as the sea ice. will there be a line across the sheep that would say in dfcs, in a case and what the drug was that they were working on. but that was, it was a number system. we didn't know. people were neither the agent nor the she so up until essentially 2016, the state college of science was involved in the past c

that >> all right i also note today that proctor & gamble, another stock shannon owns, is at a 52-week high jasonause he owns it, too. >> yeah. so obviously p & g benefited from market sentiment. i mean it is up a little over 11% over the last month, 3% this week you know, margin pressures, gross margins are down 370 basis points year over year. so i think they will work through supply chain but obviously like the move and it has been a long-term hold for us in our dividend portfolio >> all right pete, coca-cola i think i saw is a 52-week high as well >> yes, this has been a long-time hold for me, scott i'm not somebody who has just coke and not pepsi, i own both in terms of stocks i tell you what, the conservative nature of what the company does plus the fact over the time all of the acquisitions they've made away from carbonated beverages, i think it fits in. quite honestly, people are looking for something conservative 22 p/e, they have growth i think it is a great stock that will continue to go higher >> all right let's do "final trades" if we could. shannon, what do you got >> mlm so infrast

a rarely is. could be 50 or 60 years paired >> jason chaffetz has a question for you. >> jin , have to be please gettinge and six counts to get this to guilty, but what did you think the strategy by the prosecutors to only bring four of the victims. the actual victims themselves come it seems like a bit of a risky strategy, but may be given the verdict, prosecutors could say they made the right decision. >> it is always easy afterwards. to announce that we were the smartest people in the room. but i think it's a great question. i think there is a little bit of a turning point, a point of diminishing returns, and we had this issue with that trial too. how many victims are going to be allowed in. and the key is multiple victims are certainly self bolstering. they make the case a lot easier from the government when it is not simply one person giving a story like this. so for coats room among certainly seem to work well here. the other thing, when you get into dozens of witnesses testifying about similar incidents, there is room for inconsistencies. it may not be anything nefarious, and may just be that the

other cities across the us with the bay area suffering a spate of smash and grab robberies in recent months. we are back with our panel, so jasonor hit by reality. >> the progressive mindset is boggling. she promised her remarks saying what i'm going to propose here, more crime control is going to make people uncomfortable. what makes people uncomfortable our high crime rates, smash and grab robberies make people uncomfortable. not her policing which is she is proposing and we see a pattern here. the oakland mayor did this recently, in minneapolis a turnaround, in portland, oregon a turnaround in thinking so slowly but surely it looks like even the most progressive cities are coming around to the fact that we need to stop handcuffing our police and start handcuffing the real criminals and keeping them locked up. they've been slow to learn the lesson. eric: if you expand on what she said she talked about drug use, rampant drug use on the streets, public disorder, homelessness and so on. it sounds like a little bit like she is endorsing without saying so endorsing policing which the progressives have derided for so long. a few br

but, boy, a 76% under where it is trading target doesn't make sense to me, scott >> all right jason, ll on mcdonald's today. price target goes up from 300 to 275 at argus mcdonald's is not too far from a record high in its own right what do you think of it here >> yeah. obviously mcdonald's has had a great year it's up over 25% 2% yield still trading at 27 times. i think they've done a great job with delivery. they've done a great job with the digital experience i think it does have a little bit of juice left here so i agree with the call i think it's a good one. >> all right 'lta quick break we'll come back and we'll do "final trades" on the other side >>> on "squawk box," market master jeremy siegl opens his playbook for new targets and milestones his outlook for 2022, tomorrow 6:00 a.m. eastern on cnbc. watch "squawk box" any time on demand earn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. ca

-- an invasion of ukraine by russia is already under covered under could be a huge story next year. >> mike: all right, jasonvice said 100 plus billion dollars was scammed and a lot of the payments going out there, there are a lot of scandals going up there across this administration, and i think those will be a lot of surprise issues and they will be coming up and they are underway right now. look out, because they are coming. >> mike: jason, catherine, and chuck, thank you very much, wishing all a very happy new year. panel, see you next sunday, thank you for joining us, have a great week, i will see you tomorrow for fox news at night on the mighty fox news channel, and we will see you back here next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ of flights are canceled acros the country once again this morning, including dozens here in the bay area. we're live at the oakland airport as it's expected to be the busiest travel day before the new year. also ahead as people gathered for holiday celebrations. concern over the omicron variant are amping up. but even as cases surge, the cdc is easing quarantine recommendations for some.

invite hungry and we still have a -- >> hey, it's called the democratic republic of korea for a reason, jasond if orbÁn had been invited and hungry had a seat at the table. and in india, under moody and in brazil under bolsonaro, were invited, despite their own authoritarian, illiberal, anti-democratic -- some would argue that modi has been far more authoritarian than even orbÁn. >> yes, so we live at a time where two of the world's largest democracies around by far right, ultra nationalist leaders. bolsonaro openly talks about military dictation ship. the only thing stopping hit from dictatorship is that military, who are like, no, not really. but that is obviously fragile. so, he is extremely explicit. has modi been targeted journalists, academics, the free press. all of that is under massive attack. in the case of india, you have something similar to the united states where you have a dominant majority being -- having their ethnic nationalism with stoked and being told that the minority group in this case, the muslims, are an existential threat to their culture. just as here were told that