we have seen a decline of late, it remains at elevated levels. tim draper is a believer in this space. he has invested in more than 50 crypto companies, including coinbase. he is known for early investments and names you might recognize -- tesla, and tim: robin hood. tim:-- tim: it is great to be here, thank you. amanda: obviously you are a believer in crypto. you have made a broad portfolio of that's. what is -- of bets. what is the underpinning of that? is it this notion that fiat currencies will lose their place of dominance? what drives your eat those on crypto -- ethos on crypto? tim: i say bitcoin represents trust and freedom in a world that is starting to get less of both in the fiat world. fiat is less trusted because governments are just printing them willy-nilly to just build their own coffers. this is a great hedge against the inflation you were just talking about happening worldwide. for investors, i think holding onto bitcoin is probably a good place to be. there are only 21 million bitcoin out there, and they represent the freedom that

it thinks like marilyn, have a tim, a tim blow magazine capacity, a law where you cannot have a magazine that holds over 10 rounds things like california. you have to have a non conforming grip or grip on your rifle. you cannot have a barrel, though. certainly, it's also miss myself, you basically have to be a legal scholar to know where you can and can't have guns in this country. i don't think that sustainable long term. well, and that's something that you hope educated gun owners. did they architect and you're right, robert. i do leave my gun back in tennessee for the reasons that are here in washington dc, but i am an educated gun carrier. that's what i think. hopefully we want most of the public to be. but when in regards to these companies moving, steve, will the state, the attorney general's justice department go step in and offer even more protection if the federal government does come in, which is a possibility over the next 3 years. and we hear more rumors of gun and a munition prohibition and gun list being made. will these states like tennessee, georgia, texas, step in and ac

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what did a silly tim? i'm had the the thought cool of and i, he and hales were, had mother thought or dole shambler when the husband who had the machine, had boise as yet he got to sleep ill. and an motive was we're gonna can watch him. selah here was real clear that me was that was alarm too. i'm gonna be like is that the husband has a proper you'll know half of i love her. that was element of nebula jungle. you have said the reason for the army intuition was due to their political divisions and the security concerns. but we have been, i see an anti military protest on going in still. so it seems that people don't want military in the politics or they don't cheer your vision. her the little for her hand. her mom no, he who her. but while we have the service, when i was to danny low, you tube little hot allows him of cops i was to down if you call up oliver. so that, that will not allow when the smart, most of the delay hit harder when to put with to mom and most of the delay he highlight below dinner. whe

there was a lot of intellectual work. >> jumped in please. >> i think what tim said is so good about a healthy skepticism because people only hear one of those two words. there is an unhealthy skepticism which you call cynicism words i'm just not going to look at anything anybody does and it's all a pack of lies and equally unhealthy for noncritical acceptance of what's in front of your eyes. skip the system is something where i think we are both trying to promote that. they hope we are giving you tools to promote that. i don't know how you guys feel and everybody listening maybe doesn't follow recycling but as a mathematician unexpectedly won a gold medal and he said this amazing thing in an interview. she was on coached and she said they used to think people knew how to win in thisn war because they said they knew that i realize people say they know and they don't know and the people who do know they say they don't know. i think this willingness to tolerate uncertainty is incredibly important that people and statistics can provide. i feel like the this pandemic we've been mostly pre

acceptance like anything that the algorithm puts in front of your eyes i think a middle ground of healthy skepticism is one that tim and i do were both trying to promote that and hope are given tools that help that. i don't know how you feel and everybody listening who doesn't follow math, she is a mathematician a recent phd who won the gold medal in road race she said this amazing thing in an interview. she then coached she says i used to think the people knew how to win in the sport because they say that they would no and did i realize the people would say that they know, don't know and i figured this out because the people who do know say that they don't know, i think there is a willingness to tolerate and talk about uncertainty and is something incredibly important that people math and statistics said can provide. even working the felon statistics. i feel like this pandemic we had been mostly pretty good about that saying analog voice the people in power saying we don't have definitive answers for you about what is to come of course people put those answers. that's a difficult thing about statistics, part of yo

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we have to take a multi-cancer approach to this. tim: dr. sara mosley works at grail. ry works is by analyzing dna in the blood to determine whether or not cancer cells are present. >> we have known for a long time that cancer cells shared dna in the blood but it has taken a long time for the technology to get to a point where we can do this in a highly specific and sensitive way. tim: it's not just grail who is excited about the long-term benefits. local health experts say the technology could change again for how we detect cancer. that early detection could make a world of difference for patient outcomes says dr. sam brumfield. >> the difference between a curable cancer versus a not curable cancer, when they are caught early, they can often be surgically removed and cured, whereas if they are left in the body for long enough, they may well start to spread. tim: he says while technology like this is a major step forward, at this point in time, it should still be treated as a supplemental tool used by doctors. >> people should still be doing the screening test recommend

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tim needed a kidney. family and friends were not a match. everywhere including a request in the company newsletter. turns out kathy was a perfect match. >> it's been amazing. no more dialysis. >> reporter: and they too have matching clothing, only theirs reads kidney buddies for life. tonight tim is thankful for a second chance. >> thank you so much for watching. david muir back here tomorrow. i'm linsey davis. happy hanukkah. good night. dion: next on abc news at 6:00 call it the post holiday travel crunch. airports are looking like we haven't seen them since early 2020 as americans return home after the thanksgiving holl day and the new covid variant sparks concerns. the travel restrictions about to kick in and what vaccine makers are doing right now to keep americans safe. and a dog heist in oakland a bulldog taken as the thief holds the woman at gun point. abc7 news at 6:00 starts rite now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. dion: well, you can call it the rush to return. airports are packe

much better company to last 20 years is honeywell and it continues to grind higher, within a whis per of its all-tim next plus, tesla tanks, inking their worst day since september of last year. what's next for the stock? "fast money" is back in two. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. that's our everyday price. plus, our plans always come with unlimited talk, text and data included. so, switch to t-mobile and get 2 lines of unlimited for only $27.50 a line. that's half the price of verizon or at&t. only at t-mobile. the leader in 5g. >>> welcome back to "fast money. our next expert says there is one area of the market bursting with potential chris, what do you see in the charts >> i think small caps are still really interesting here as we look forward to the end of '21 and into '22 russell 2000 was up 140% off the march 2020 lows and then it got stuck. we see that range that russell 2 has been in for the bet

a... it's certainly not happy, and it's not an ending. i caught up with tim brought some supplies. so, what have we got, clothes, toys? clothes, toys, and then there's a little cot there. maybe that goes in at the bottom. baby supplies as well, yeah? and then the important bit, the green tea. afghans love their tea. that's good. ahead of us, a four—hour trip towards the west of ireland, and for tim, having agreed resignation terms with the navy, his first chance to meet the family he had helped rescue from a death sentence. will be interesting to see what their accommodation is like. you talk about being off the beaten track, this certainly feels like it, doesn't it? this small town in rural roscommon is an unlikely home to several refugee families from war—torn syria and afghanistan. the centre houses a number of different families, so due to sensitivities, we didn't film there, but met in nearby church grounds. it was the initial, as soon as iqbal came out, they... there was such raw emotions of pure joy. i knew they were safe here, but to see them and, you

ahead of us, a four—hour trip towards the west of ireland, and for tim, having agreed resignation termschance to meet the family he had helped rescue from a death sentence. interesting to see what their accommodation is like. you talk about being off the beaten track, this certainly feels like it, doesn t it? this small town in rural roscommon is an unlikely home to several refugee families from war—torn syria and afghanistan. well, ive just dropped tim off with the supplies to meet the centre houses a number of different families, so due to sensitivies, we didn tfilm there, but met in nearby church grounds. it was the initial, as soon as iqbal came out, they... there was such raw emotions of pure joy. i knew they were safe here, but to see them and, you know, to have that first sort of connection was brilliant and then the rest of the family just kept coming out and every time they did, there was just more and more joy. i just felt absolutely brilliant, but, you know, one of the happiest days i've had in a very long time, i can tell you. jamal, bilal s younger brother, hopes to continu

we did a flight display and we will do that all week. we met with tim to talk about the status of the program. those are private discussions, but i can tell you we have confidence in what we are doing moving forward. we will deliver ahead quality -- a high quality product. that's what tim wants to see from us, and we assured him we will be on that path. we will jointly decide what is the right delivery time for him, and those discussions will go on. yousef: in terms of the inflationary pressure, how is boeing dealing with that? where are the crunch points? >> supply chains are critical for us in the recovery. right now, our major focus is continuing to gradually ramp up, particularly on the 737 max with those orders. we see human capital as one of the constraints. we have been working deeply with our supply chain, and we will do so as we ramp up. i would say the number one issue right now is bringing the workforce back in, and getting them productive on the product so we can focus on high-quality output, and in return deliver with confidence to our cust

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we'll have homer, a, tim, physiological walk as he'll give it to our hollow muzzle to shower the real mile course. yes, here. another one that though had of course years here, luna 40 and what the lima about the home. so she's a ian and i will talk, i know a little of course. yeah, 0 casita hamilton in the broader a mild my with that now and for lie lamnammen mom. so he and i will, we shall rockefeller medea, of iowa and ian had the, the loony, when was he little into god. but however, the international community still recognizes him as the legend with prime minister and his government, as the lesser mate, government of sudan. do you think that your measurements or actually backfiring and i took it and how did how coma had a little bit the awful verbena, who had the what another thought guerrmo you is and how did how cool i will, and he listen to hover or over allergic commer, accommodate us as will read moodily uneasily. the new number will be later a little by your i'm awful navy officer. should he october? how did how cool? because i lost the silica what shall, unless of time had t

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it's not just today where apple hit a new record high. tim and bk, both on our 12:30 ampbs call said this is a huge day for the market i'll start with bk why do you think so? >> well, dan hit the nail op the head when he said you expected that growth wads going to be better they are going to slow the growth of the economy. that's why you see that today. you saw the bond market move that translated into the high pe names. the names that aren't going to do well in a slower growth environment and that's what we're seeing this is a bit of a change in the guard. when i look at the bond market and take the ten year, once you get the ten year above 1.75, that starts to become a drag on economic growth. all of those things together, you have to readjust what your economic and earnings per share forecast was tim talks about this a lot he's nailed this one, the u.s. dollar the higher the u.s. dollar goes, the worse it is for the global economy. it's the new vix you watch that go up, you want to sell equities >> the flip side is it should be helping the

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tim, talk a bit about this overlapping need that aricans have. want to be able to survive but they argue about who to blame and how to get there. tim: yeah. i do think at the end of the day, when you strip away all of the political debates and cultural debates, questions of education and class and race, i think that there is a primal cohesion that we have as americans. we love our families and communities. we want to believe that the american dream exists even though historically, it haseen far more attainable for some of us than for others. at the end of the day, what makes this moment so difficult, it underscores everything that we just talked about, is just the institutional crisis we face in this country as far as the lack of faith we have in our governing institutions and our cultural institutions. whether you are talking about criminal justice reform and folks of -- not just minorities but increasingly white voters telling pollsters that they no longer have confidence in law enforcement. whether y are thinking about public education, organi

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has talked about macy's for a while now but it feels like there is some room left to the upside tim could speak to that. but i think some of the names where if feels like they're over expended, i do think there is room in a name like macy's. >> tim, i'm going to let you jump in here since guy pulled you in >> well guy is kind. it is simply a couple of things. first of all, the short interest in the stock is still over 15% and the balance sheet has been repaired, to the structural this company has broken ab it is going out of business that is not happening. the question is how relevant is a department store modell when 43, 44% of the sales are digital toward next year they've also rebuilt that with a lot more efficiencies in terms of the foot print and some foresty structuring out of covid. and i like it and still think there are people who have to cover on shorts. we've talked about the active interest and potentially spinning off the e-commerce business as a driver and people like -- look, this year more than others i'm kind of fired up to go into macy's in harold square. go by and

a car in 2016, 2017. some said by 2020 you will see an apple car tim cook was asked about their work on the apple car. what did he say? we keep a few things up our sleeves. we are not ready to announce anything >> while we have you, i want to ask you about a treat sent from ford's jim barley saying they plan to make 600,000 electric vehicles by their target date. can you tell us anything more about that >> nothing more than the tweet he doubled down on ford's commitment for electric vehicles they have the f-150 lightning coming that will give a huge boost to their sales. you have the mustang mach-e. and you have the e transit coming on line jim is ultra aggressive when it comes to the development of electric vehicle this target of 600,000, if they hit that, they would probably be number two in the world in terms of electric vehicle sales by the end of 2023. tesla is number one and will likely stay that way for sometime a lot has to happen between now and then, but i am not surprised to see that from jim farley and his team >> ford doesn't want to be forgotten in that electric vehicle discussion >>> let

principal is always if you can keep people curious and get them open-minded enough there's a lot of intellectual works. tim'shat is so good about encouraging a healthy skepticism because i think people can hear that and often think which of the 22 here and they are both important because the alternative there are two. there's the unhealthy skepticism that youou call cynicism where m not going to listen to anything anybody says. versus an equally unhealthy sore of complete acceptance ofcc anything but in front of your eyes. so i think this kind of middle ground of healthy skepticism is one that i hope we are both trying to promote that and i hope that we are giving the tool to help that. for everybody listening who maybe doesn't follow math or doesn't follow olympic cycling, who just unexpectedly won the gold medal in the olympics road race. she said this amazing thing in an interview. she says i used to think that people knew how to win in this sport because they would say that they knew and then i realized the people that say they know don't know and the way i figured this out is because the people that do

to take the road less well—travelled but add in a giant volcano and it becomes a once—in—a—lifetime experience. tim we take a look at how lives have been dramatically altered in iraq and kuwait by global warming. if you don't live here and you're not affected by it every day you forget that it's happening. but it is. i'm already hot. i'm not even outside. normally i like to start my days off with a dog walk. come on, lily. we need to make it super early so that my little fur baby can walk on the ground without burning himself. are your paws 0k? i think it was around 56 this year, as supposedly high as it got, but it feels like 60! a bit dehydrated? it sucks the life out of you. goes like this... and then that's it, you're just like this. let's go home, it's out. i'm done, bro. today i have a really special guest. this is... hi, guys its hin. i think in my line of work with me doing a lot of content creation i can see when the heat does affect me. when you do have the best light on a day to be able to film it is absolutely too hot to do it outside. so, since this is a compilation episode i'm going t

a mcrib over an nft. time for the final trade now let's go around the horn tim? h uber today gets their deliveries out there but you can't say that property malls and other things and consumer stocks are doing better and say this company shouldn't also over come some of those head winds i like the name. down a lot. >> karen >> yeah, i like pfizer it is well off its highs and a little bit off the recent lows and it is rising rates at 10 times earnings with a 3.5% dividend it is a value. >> b.k.. >> nothing runs like a deere you take a bushel and your hard earned cash and you buy a deere. >> if you see that thing down in the 70s, i would be there. >> "mad money" with jim cramer startsig n rhtow . >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money. welcome to kray amerkia. call me at 800-737-cnbc or tweet me@jimcramer >>> now that we've gotten through october in one piece, we have re

a republican lawmaker. tim, what's going on >> cannabis rallied 10% in the last hour on news that republicans, not democrats, are bringing a bill to counter the push of the schumer bill which many believed was dead on arrival and it has proven to be. you have a freshman republican senator from south carolina who is bringing for the something called the states reform act the bottom line for the cannabis industry is we are talking about decriminalization, about keeping the power within the states to do a lot of the regulation and keeping a lot of the messiness of the federal government out of the way. it is passable a lot of people didn't think it would be passable. footnote to brady cobb who has been on top of this and gave me a lot of this information, this is an industry that we know the growth is there, demographics are there, consumption is there. we reported two days ago that the industry is under pressure because so many can't access this trade because of federal restrictions the news today is that the fed

and tim is a columnist, a broadcaster, an economist.iant podcast called cautionary tales is something i encourage all of us to check out, lifting the hood about many of the issues going on in the world today, , constantly. he's also an honorary fellow at the royal statistical society. welcome to both of you. i want to start by saying just to everyone a kind of ignoring n and jordan for that which might be rude to do but to everyone else how much i love old their work and how much i dislike both of them as well. i want to say this because in yithe world of nerds, and let'se honest the three of us are nerds, he's two great schools, the school of those who create ideas and then there's a school of those who explain ideas and most of us are really bad at both. and those who explain ideas and most of us are better both were poor, creative important explainers and people will live on one end of the other jordan and tim are people that are revived in our world, they're so good at what they do their creating ideas and at the same time there's a

former f-16 fighter pilot, who was on track to be a corporate leader. tim scrambled. >> and i went and bought a ring real quick to propose to her. and -- i did. >> it was too late by then, of course. rachel turned him down, and announced her engagement to todd. >> it was really hard, you know, because the love of my life was leaving me for some guy that had a good job and a house and a boat and a nice car. >> tim, to me, was rachel's soul mate. he was nothing but loving and kind to her. >> we were both 21. >> hard to watch, said rachel's closest friend, shannon thurman. >> she called me when she broke up with him and said, "you know -- we're done. i wanna have a family, he's not ready to have a family. and so, you know, we're done." and then literally like two months later, she called me and said, you know, "you need to be here in two days, i'm getting married." and i was like, "oh, great. you guys made -- made up." and she's like, "no, we didn't make up. we -- you know, it's -- it's this other guy, his name is todd, and you need to be here in two days." >>

maybe a tim scott. i care less about who the person is about more about the policies that they would present because those policies really could save lives. >> morgan, i want to lean on your national security expertise for a moment. law enforcement may not be investigating what happened last weekend as a potential act of terrorism. seems like the reality here is that this attack couldn't have been more devastating had it actually been plotted meticulously by terrorists for weeks, months in advance. darrell brooks, the suspect hit a real cross section of american life at this parade. >> yeah, i'm going to say something i never thought i would say on "outnumbered," which is i agree with deborah messing. i think it was domestic terrorism. certainly looks close to it to me. the reason why i say that, if you look at europe, you know this well, gillian, we've seen isis use large s.u.v.s or trucks, not necessarily the same type of truck but we have seen terrorists in other countries in europe go after innocent