adam johnson with me to top out the show this morning. you, adam, because you saw this coming. now you've got to tell us where it's going. [laughter] >> that's right. well, let's just jump right in. we are seeing inflation come down. we have full employment. as a result, we have people who are spending money. that is driving earnings at companies. we have better than expected earnings. when you have that kind of combination, stu, stocks are going higher. stuart: from here on out? >> yes. stuart: you've always said that. you've always been in the market. >> well, yes. i'm always in the market because stocks tend to rise two days out of three, and i do believe time in the market is more important than timing the markets. but i do think for people who have been on the fence and saying, gosh, i really don't know, last year was so miserable, they need to get back in. we've been talking about the $6 trillion of cash still on the sidelines, a record amount of cash. there are a lot of people who still don't believe. and what i am saying is it's t

come back in here, adam johnson.hat the authorities in red states have dealt far better with anti-semitism on campus than the authorities in blue states. >> by design. remember what's happening here, stuart, is part of a much bigger narrative, right? if it's to oppressor versus to oppressed. the democrats have adopted that as their own because it justifies bigger government, and democrats stand for bigger or government. if you are you are oppressed, there are oppressors out there, and the democratic party will save you from them, you know? that's the mentality. it started with george knowed. it then -- george floyd. it then became black lives matter which became defund the police, which became stand up for migrant rights in sanctuary cities and now it's israel versus the palestinians. it's the oppressor versus to oppressed narrative. the democrats have owned that, they want to own that. and that is why in blue states you are seeing politicians and and police forces allow much more to happen ap than in red states. stu

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adam johnson still with me. >> yeah.his selloff in salesforce is overdone. >> it's a crazy overreaction, stuart, because the company actually raised guidance for earnings. by 2 percentage points. so the fact that they missed revenues by 1%, a single percentage point, and they guided down revenues by about 1%. it's crazy because, again, they raised their earnings guidance. this is just about the timing of how they're booking revenues for some of their clients. it's crazy. stuart: let's see what happens by the end of the day. thanks for joining us, by the way. >>> still ahead, governor doug burgum and what he'd bring to the table as trump's vice president. >>> boston globe's -- on boston's democrat mayor claiming criminals should not be prosecuted for theft. leo terrell on biden promising to put racial equality at the center of everything if he's reelected. congressman darrell issa on 52,000 special interest rail yens apprehended at -- aliens apprehended at the border since october. what's that all about? the 10:00 hour is

a teammate of the ice hockey player adam johnson, who died during a match last year when his neck wash between the nottingham panthers and sheffield steelers whenjohnson was struck. he's been speaking to our sports correspondent laura scott. i do get a lot of flashbacks and they're not very pleasant flashbacks. but he was an unbelievable guy. last 0ctober, victor bjorkung had just played a pass to his nottingham panthers teammate adam johnson when he saw tragedy unfold on the ice. johnson's neck was struck by a blade and he died later in hospital. back in his native sweden, bjorkung has tried to block out a lot of what he witnessed, but his memory is painfully clear. it feels unreal, like it feels like it couldn't have happened, but obviously it did. a lot of the trauma that i've been dealing with and all my teammates that i've been speaking to after i left. so it's not easy. something you still think about a lot? i do think about it every day. that something's going to stick with me for the rest of my life. a man who was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter last november had his bai

s&p and nasdaq are still hanging on to break it down from the bullseye american ingenuity fund adam johnsonapitalist hedge fund manager jonathan hoenig, it's great to see both of you it's really about the date of this week and were to get ppi tomorrow, cpi and wednesday in the hot reports video and the drivers will come down from the previous month, i would like to put out there i think inflation would be a rearview mirror story in stock so close to new all-time highs and it's around 3.4 i know that's above the fed target but it's come down a long way in the average various four measures of inflation consumer prices that is the one that we talk about, four measures and if you average all four of the measures together you come to 2.8 both getting close to the fed's target of two in autocare where we are remove it in the right direction. >> looking at the overall market is data dependent i sound like tehran powell but it is the truth but if it's about the date of this could all turn, the dow is looking to be up for nine days in a row, that's what are the best if not the best winning streak th

stuart: adam johnson, are you buying at $1,000 a share. >> yeah, and i will continue to buy it.oint it's cheap, and i'll tell you why. i know it's trading above $1,000 and, by the way, you said worth $2.4 trillion? that's larger than the entire german if stock market. [laughter] and you're telling me you're going to buy it? yes, it's cheap. they are growing earnings at 450%. i know they're not going to keep that up. it probably tape ors to call it 100%, right? which would be reasonable over the course of this year, from 450 to 100, but they're going to earn $30 this year, i think they're going toen $50 next yean so if it's trading at $1,000, that means the pe is 20,. cheaper than the s&p 500. if you're going to buy the s&p 500 at 10% or buy nvidia rah that's trading at, i growing at 450 percent? see what with i mean? stuart: the i see what you mean, i just don't have the stomach to buy a stock that's gone straight to the moon. i think the stock has doubled this year -- lauren: 92 coming into today. stuart: there you go. >> to be clear -- [laughter] i sold it on way up because it

year-to-date up 10% s&p 500, up 10% on nasdaq a up almost 5%, on the dow industrials so we got gains, but adam johnsonr thoughts on this sflooirgs with cpi in four minutes' time. adam: i want to lookat numbers i am really interested whether they revised numbers from last month as they did yesterday with ppi, the fact revisions, last month for the ppi were down 3 to 4/10 of a percent that is a lot if we see same thing today suggesting to me that the inflation bump we've had past three to four months by may be dissipating that would be wonderful news i am focused on. maria: you said anticipating we had three hot months elevated inflation larry you spoke on recap of live chat with institutions you note that oil is a large component here and oil prices pulling back down 10% from april highs, and you've got gold, meanwhile, higher this morning, after hotter than expected ppi report, confidence surging record high data center builds up electric vehicles rose boost demand what did these moves tell you in terms of all inflationary moves. >> bloomberg survey heavy component oil down quite a bit last month almo

a man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter over the death of ice hockey player adam johnson has had the 26thjune — as the complex investigation continues. it's been a day of big name english exits in rugby union's premiership. wingerjonny may will leave gloucester at the end of the season, while brothers billy and mako vunipola will both depart saracens at the end of the current campaign. mako has been with the club for 13 years, with billy there for ii. none of the three players have said where they'll be playing their rugby next season. there's been disappointment for ireland — as they lost their t20 series decider against pakistan in dublin. ireland batted first — setting pakistan 179 to win — but it was never enough. pakistan chasing down their target with six wickets in hand and three overs to spare. the teams will meet again in the group stage at next month's t20 world cup. and we'll finish where we started with football and some good for fans of the fa cup. bbc sport will continue showing the competition on free—to—air television after agreeing a four—year deal with tnt sport

joining me is kings view asset management partner, mario and also joining me is adam johnson. o we heard from uber, reporting mixed results. the stosk is down 7%. the company beat on revenue but it is reporting a big loss in earnings. forecasting lower second quarter gross bookings, reporting that trips you grew 21% year over year. also, anheuser-busch reported a double beat with profits up 2.6% but sales to retailers were down better than 13% due to volume declines of bud light because of customer boycotts. later we'll hear from airbnb, arm and a mc entertainment. uber is down 6 and a quarter percent right now on the loss, 32-cents a share loss. adam, your reaction. >> yes. i think actually the key word here is mixed. mixed on uber's numbers, though the stock reaction is down. that is because, maria, the algos are in charge. they're programmed to look at the earnings report and it checks the box, revenue, earnings, guidance, ebitda and everything has to be positive in order to get the all-clear from the algos. if not, alg os hit is, that's what's happening now. revenues beat.

poster and president of maslansky and partners the carter bullseye annuity fund portfolio manager adam johnsons here and former nypd inspector fox news contributor and lawyer paul mauro is here "mornings with maria" is live right now. >> is time for the hot topic of the hour stormy daniels on the stand tomorrow morning and former president trump hussman a trial after they denied the lawyer's request for a mistrial, daniels contradicting during the testimony yesterday admitting she hates trump the judge warning she gave the relevant details that have nothing to do with his business records he is a former president yesterday after all of that. >> this is a very big day very revealing day the case is totally falling apart and advancing our books and records and something that should be little relationship to the case all for the soros back to you, it's a disaster. maria: quite the testimony, your reaction. >> we noticed there is everything coming into this case except stuff that would prove what is charged and furthermore were not clear on what is charged because of the mysterious second charge t

the brilliant adam johnson gave the particulars. i give you a broad. they have to grow their sales again. the problem for apple, they do $375 billion a year revenues. the bad problem is they do $375 billion in revenues and it is tough to grow at that point so if they don't grow sales it is just stocks that stay down and not much, estimates for today could be down again about 3% year over year, that has got to change in the little worry is they do autos and they weren't going to do autos and now they are not doing it anymore and now all of a sudden it is a i this and a eyes and ai that. i want to see some real evidence of something new that will grow the business more and i will get back in the stock and it is not there yet. stuart: speculate for me. if biden wins in november, and if the democrats took back the house, just suppose those two things happen, what would happen to the market? >> as of now, biden pulling off one of the greatest financial scams on this country in history, he was raised deficits $2 trillion-$3 trillion a year while telling the

might be considered like adam johnson. stuart: what about wayfarer? lauren: they opened up large brick and mortar stores, stock is up 3%. why would an online company be opening brick and mortar? the pendulum swung too far. when it comes to home decor and home-improvement shoppers want to see things in person, there you have it, online company opens their first brick and mortar. stuart: you've got to sit on the couch before you buy it. canada goose. >> major recovery in demand, 23% gain on stronger earnings report and the stock is down on the year. nice recovery today. stuart: thank you very much. speaker johnson said new york city is helping biden's lawfair strategy, a large area is being blocked up to give trump supporters a way. resident biden agreed to face-off and two debates before the november election. rfk junior says this undermines democracy. mark meredith has a report on that next. ♪ after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at t

also with us, adam johnson this morning. thank you for joining the conversation. i add saddam, i want to get -- adam, i want to get your take on earnings. target reported a beat on revenue, a slight miss on earnings, comparable sales down 3.7%, despite cutting prices in response to inflation. we'll hear from tjx later this hour. nvidia stock is the one to pay attention to. cheryl, did you tell me they were preannouncing on tar get. >> it wasn't a preannounce. they were warning us by discounting discretionary items. maria: for the next quarter. >> they did it earlier this week. they said look, people are not -- they're being very pickynd if we're going to have sales growth, we'll have to discount the basics to keep people coming to target. maria: discounting is the issue, down 7 and two thirds percent on target. nvidia's net income is expected to be up 768%, revenue is expected to be 265% year over year, talking about 24 and-a-half billion dollars in revenue. the journal is writing some of the largest private debt financing deals are backed by nvidia's graphics proc

everything you need to know this morning, joining the conversation bullseye ingenuity fund manager adam johnson political strategist hector cook and michael leave founder michael lee. "mornings with maria" is live right now. breaking news overnight chaos at college campuses again across the country los angeles police department responding after a violent clashes break out between anti-israel and pro-israel counter protesters at ucla campus years what an l.a. resident had to say about the chaos that he witnessed upfront on ucla's campus yesterday. watch. >> people getting hurt and injured and the police officers left their post they were here and they laughed the security and banded this encampment, you hung up i called earlier and you hung up on me. >> he just hung up on me again. i came down here to see what is going on and i cannot believe what i'm seeing and looking at people and violets there throwing things and pepper spraying, how are they allowed to have weapons on campus. maria: in new york city 100 people arrested at columbia university in the city college of new york the nypd clearing

the memorial day weekend next week, joining the conversation on boarding longbows like american adam johnson boston globe opinion writer karina jar and jonathan fahey, "mornings with maria" is live right now ♪ ♪. maria: time for the hot topic of hour former presidential posh money trial heading into the final stretch as trump's defense team rest without calling chuck to testify the former president touting his defense team won the manhattan case calling on judge mershon to dismiss the charges, watch. >> this is an embarrassment of a prosecution i imagine the judge wouldn't grant the motion to dismiss the case you cannot imagine it, there has been no evidence there is no evidence there is no crime, majority of americans receive these indictments as politically motivated and should be a warning sign to the democrats these are democrats having the judge that is so aggressively on their side. >> work will resume on tuesday after the memorial day holiday in the jury will hear closing arguments that. jonathan fahey your reaction. >> when this got started we thought the case was ridiculous and it's

also with us is adam johnson and mike lee this morning.hanks for joining the conversation. >> thanks, maria. maria: mike, with the market that is not positive for the entire quarter so far, second quarter, futures extending yesterday's big selloff on this the first trading day of the new month of may, the dow industrials down 88, nasdaq down 109, s&p down 20. yesterday the dow industrials sold off 570 points, nasdaq was down 325, dow capping worst month on wall street since september 2022 with april down across the board. markets red across the board for the month of april. take a look at the numbers, dow industrials down 5%, nasdaq down 4 and-a4 and-a-half percent on e month. interest rates elevated ahead of the ted rail reserve's interest rate decision at a 2:00. the treasury yield is up eight tenths of a basis pont. the fed is expected leave rates unchanged. i want to get your take on what will be said about inflation now you that we saw the employment cost index spike yesterday. nick timiraos was on the program yesterday ahead of the f

capital management president and host of payne points of wealth podcast, ryan payne with us and adam johnsonith us this morning. ryan, thank you for joining the conversation. >> thanks, maria. maria: good to see you. markets this morning continuing the momentum. take a look at where we stand. yesterday the dow industrials up 126, s&p up 25, nasdaq up 123 at 4:00 on wall street. the nasdaq scoring another record close ahead of this morning's number, the april cpi is out in about an hour and-a-half. economists expect the cpi to be up four at an tenths of a percet month over month. federal reserve chairman jay powell maintaining a wait and see message a. watch this. >> i expect that inflation will move back down on a monthly level, on a monthly basis to levels that were more like the lower readings we were having last year. i would say my confidence in that is not as high as it was having seen these readings in the first three months of the year. i don't think that it's likely based on the data we have that the next move that we make would be a rate hike. i think it's more likely that we'll be

turning it over to the defense, joining the conversation gop strategist joe pinion bullseye annuity adam johnson and thomas corvette dylan is here, "mornings with maria" is live right now ♪ ♪ maria: is time for the hot topic of albert wormer president trump's legal team grilling michael cohen yesterday during the cross-examination of the house money trial, cohen revealing negative statements that he made online to news outlets about trump, cohen made over 20 tv appearances and recorded hundreds of podcast episodes the testimony revealing the das office repeatedly asked cohen to stop making public comments about the trump investigation the republican allies join forces outside of the trial yesterday. watch. >> ladies and gentlemen, of america this trial is a joke it is a farce, where is the crime, there is no crime the only crime happening here is a democrat judge in the democrat party in prosecuting the political rival in the middle of a presidential election. >> is one of the most depressing places i've been in my life. the main strategy appears to be to bore the jurors into submission. >> the

final thoughts right now, adam johnson. >> maria, my final thought would be to investors, take the longt now, and the way it works is that a company comes out, it says a whole bunch of things. the algorithms look at it and they check all the boxes. if everything's perfect, the stock is up. if one thing is off, the stock is down. take the long view. it's just earnings noise driven by computers. maria: i like that, that's good. we'll also wait for the resumption of the trump trial tomorrow, and we're watching these college protests. final thoughts, lee. >> so 44% of registered voters don't believe trump's trial is fair, and yet 65% expect to see him convicted. we're going to have some real issues if he's convicted. 20% of americans are going to be really, really concerned and upset. we have got major issues ahead of us. maria: paul mauro. >> all i can say is this, maria, in 25 years of bringing cases, if i walked this case into the t.a.'s office, they would have up thrown me out. maria: yep. wow, paul, thank you for that. "varney & company" picks it up, stu, take it away. stuart

look who's with me now, adam johnson. >> yes, sir. stuart: looking at the market.e the look of it so far, up 180 on the dow, 130 on the nasdaq. now, are you convinced -- >> yeah. stuart: -- that this is a rebound after -- april was an awful month for stock. >> april was the second worst month in about a year and a half. stuart: yeah. is this the true rebound that takes us back to -- >> yeah. you know, i think you have to think about what happened in april and what appears to be happening in may in the context of a continuum, right? you know, nothing in life is a straight line, right? and as a growth investor, i wish that my stocks went up every day, but they don't. people forget nvidia actually went down 23% from the high down to the low in about 4 weeks. did i sell any? no, of course not. stocks never move in a straight lineful we have earnings growth of 9% thus far for companies that have reported. and and, by the way, more than half the companies in the s&p have reported, so that's pretty good. i feel comfortable with with that. and we learned yesterday that cha

you know what, we just rode out our court reform task force, myself and jamie raskin, adam schiff, and hank johnsonree pieces of legislation we believe should be moved forward and we want to better educate our colleagues in the house about why this should be a bipartisan issue. we need reform and we needed it not now but yesterday. right now, we will push forward and try to make sure there is some accountability and ethics. obviously, you don't have to be a lawyer to know that there should be a refusal on any of the january 6th things that will come before this court by not only alito but by clarence thomas, he has a wife, i don't know why they're trying to separate the two that he has a wife that was engaged in actions and a disgrace that took place on january 6th. >> congresswoman jasmine crockett to thank you for joining us, especially after that dustup during the committee hearing. good to see you. >>> joining me on the decision 2024 is a republican strategist and msnbc strategist. zero to two presidential debates and donald trump called for president biden to get a drug test before the debate,

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adam: marjorie taylor greene is going to move in the ouster of mike johnson., doing a good job with what he has to work with, the fact that you want to go this route again and vacate the chair, we have so much to do in congress right now, we got a border, wars all over, and economy that needs help, these are what we should work on not trying to vacate a chair, someone who would be able to win. neil: is open season. democrats are rallying around the speaker. don't know how that would sort out. wouldn't that risk alienating johnson all the more, two by count, three may be. >> i guess it would but the fact is the majority of us do not want him gone, they want continuity and we want to address the issues the american people want us to address. we got border issues, ukraine issues, all the stuff on college campuses, we need to fix this and not try to elect a third speaker of the house in a year's time. neil: where do you think this goes? getting the process going means you can't do much else until the process is gone. >> we have to go through the process and vote,

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johnson. joining me now, nigel nelson and adam brooks, adam brooks. >> well i was on this channel all those monthsbetter the devil you know , boris did many good know, boris did many good things. he did many things that infuriated me and wanted, you know, i wanted to punch the tv, you know, in anger, especially dunng you know, in anger, especially during covid. but he was an elected official that got 80 seat majority. exactly. so the electorate supported him. what the conservative party did was combust from within. they listened to left wing activist journalists, journalists and twitter, which isn't the electorate, isn't the people that supported the conservative party. they didn't listen. and it's their own fault, you know, and we're in this position now, even when they was going for rishi sunak, many of us on here and on twitter were saying, what are you doing? he's unelectable . are you doing? he's unelectable. they didn't listen. they you know, they go to their coffee mornings with, you know, their their electorate and they think that that represents most most of the people in this country. it

city mayor eric adams is out front, plus marjorie taylor greene saying she doesn't give a rat's you know, what about what her party thinks she plows ahead with her plan to oust for johnson. >> let's go out front good evening. >> i'm erin burnett outfront tonight from the trial to the trail for president trump, in a rare break for the courtroom today, hitting the campaign trail and he gotten a plane and flew out to michigan. this is freeland, michigan where you're looking right now, live pictures of trump, right now on the podium. him. >> and he is maybe coming out swinging today using the stage to tear into the judge overseeing his hush money trial belongs is no crime. i have a crooked judge is a totally conflicted judge. then i get indicted again, and then i got indicted again. and then i get indicted by fani with her boyfriend a coca judge, a conflict a judge. well, that is the judge who is holding a hearing first thing tomorrow morning about whether trump violated his gag order four more times. now remember the judge juan merchan ruled that trump had already violated the gag order nine times, and if he was crucial, what he said in the room that we all saw in there wa