. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where weet behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead, i am jack hough in for jack otter he's been away hosting the barron's advisor women summit coming up he asked top advisor holly newman crossed over outlook and where interest rates are headed. then there is a way to invest in the lucrative world of a.i. without the big price tag, expert panel will tell you how, later the legacy of brookshire charlie munger, the resident andrew bary will tell his most important lesson for investors at the end of the show, we began as always with three things investors to be thinking about right now, stocks indy the week mostly higher in closing out the best month since july of last year, can they pull off the santa claus rally from here. , oil stocks have stumped this year why they could be ready to rally honk if you think it's related to fuel demand, here the sleigh bells jingling, ring team tingling for retail. we will look at what consumers are spending on including hot gifts, not squish mel

there giving barron's a first look at her tips on where to put your money in the new year, then barron'sshing are closely following an annual list of favorite stocks, andrew bary handling the market this year will review his topics for 2024, later is it time for macy's to pick an offer and sell our panelist will debate the fate at the end of the show. we began as always with three things investors to be thinking about right now, market ended the week higher after the dow hit an all-time high closing out a record for the third straight day with all the major embassies up more than 2%, investors are thinking a critical question how to position their portfolio if rates are headed lower if economy can avoid a recession, we have some stocks and sectors to consider. demand for fossil fuels is not going away anytime soon we seen some of the energy industry in expecting more in the oil patch in the near future. on the "barron's roundtable", andrew bary, carleton english and jacob sonenshine. jerome powell must put on a red suit and a fake beard because he gave the market exactly what everyone wa

on the barron's round table, ben levinson, al root and al as you well know, barron doing something welln the world of financial journalism and publish a score card and good and bad and ugly of stock picks and with that spirit, talk about a few things we did well and not well on the show. take one idea back from 2023, what would that be? >> we wrote a space cover in may adam clark and recommended shares of startup stocks and two rocket lab usa like a mini spacex and planet labs and it has earth imaging business and rocket lab rose 13% and trailed s&p by 4 percentage and plant lab fell. in my eagerness to invest in cool things, we may not have recommended the best stocks in a rising interest rate firearm. >> another mantra is never try to catch a falling knife but you did so with tesla and caught it. >> it's interesting with a falling knife. in 2022, tesla stock was down and only fallen twice out of the entire history since 2010 ipo. and it is a leader in electric folks and hard to separate what's going on with elon and tesla and at $100 in early january, this is a good buy. we wanted, yo

. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the weekend rate i am jack otter the fed is projecting three rate cuts but tourist says the inflation fight is not over yet. he joins me to tell us where he sees economy headed in 2024. then apple had in the store care in 2023 shares hit a record high in the tech giant added 1 trillion a market value. our expert panel will take a look at the growth prospects and what comes next. big-name ceos are facing fresh challenges heading into the new year andrew bary will explain at the end of the show. we begin with three things investors to be thinking about right now the stocks heading into the holiday weekend higher lift in the market to a near record cooling pce inflation data for november is boosting hopes for a soft landing for the economy u.s. steel will no longer be a u.s. company to sell to japan's steel is causing a backlash of lawmakers including president biden say the decision threatens the american steel industry. we'll take a look at

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online, that is it for us will see you next week on "barron's roundtable". >> from the fox studios in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend all welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. bombs at our southern border first on fox business u.s. customs and border protection sharing an internal memo with us warning that border patrol agents to be on the lookout for explosive devices after the mexican military seized ten ied that our southern border tied to the cartel turf war person was arrested on the u.s. side armed with a loaded ak-47 to magazines in a handgun as thousands of migrants are set to overwhelm eagle pass texas in the coming days drove the people are hitching rides on freight trains we so migrant encounters top 11000 and the single day this wednesday, 12000 in a single day the week before pressure is mounting for the president to take action fighting is signaling he is open to a new border expulsion law and increase deportation and move the congressional hispanic democrats

>> i read the barron's article. it felt like i wrote it myself.pple adding something like a trillion dollars of market value in a year where it is -- it has not actually done anything meaningful since 2016 when we get the air pods. we have not seen any major release of a hardware product since then. and apple has actually managed to get up and market share because it is the knee-jerk reaction. it is sort of pavlovian. any time the market started to get shaky this year, we jumped in them apple and microsoft as a major reaction. i think that is going to change next year going forward as investors are looking for what you are going to provide me that shows me where you are able to generate revenue today based on what you are selling today. for a company that has seen decreasing revenue four quarters in a row, i think apple will have to have something magnificent show up in 2024 that again gets people going and gets her attention and makes people say, they are serious. so we will see. i know better than to bet against apple. i just don't feel like the

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online, that is it for us will see you next week on "barron's roundtable". a year. go to church, we'll see you soon. ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone, welcome to" sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today republicans dig in leaving for the christmas holiday with plans to double down on their investigation if into president biden amidst brazen defiance from first son hunter blowing off a congressional subpoena and instead trying to set the rules of any deposition congressional a investigators are asking for. coming up, house ways and means committee chairman jason smith with more on the republicans' investigation of president biden along with his list of depositions he's pursuing in the new year. then, targeting trump. special counsel jack smith tries to get the 45th president on trial before he can cam pawn for president as -- campaign for president as the amount of surveillance, propaganda and censorship spikes across merge former department of defense chief of staff kash patel along with alan dershowitz on the soft attacks on america's way

laura barron-lopez looks at how the deaf community in maine is rebuilding in the wake of tragedy, andre is coping with this holiday season. >> our wedding day, our celebration. laura: megan and stephen vozzella were married on november 12 of last year. >> he always told me he loved me every day. it didn't matter if we were having an argument or what. he said he loved me. he'd give me a kiss goodnight. laura: but just weeks before what would have been their first wedding anniversary, stephen was killed by a gunman at schemengees bar and grille along with seven others. >> they said steve got shot. and i, you know, i just shut down. i was gone. i can't describe any more than that. laura: megan says he was a devoted father who loved traveling, camping, and cornhole. he died playing with his cornhole team. >> that's what he was doing wednesday nights. you know, sometimes a lot of deaf people were there at the cornhole tournament just to get together and enjoy time together. that wednesday night of october 25, stephen was one of four deaf people killed. stephen vozzella, joshua seal, billy

lisa desjardins and laura barron-lopez are here to walk us through the latest.ou both so much for being here. lisa, let's stewart you. how close are senators really to a deal, and help us understand this issue that seems to be driving them so much, the numbers at the u.s.-mexico border? >> well, it is a sign that they are close. they have told senators to be ready to come back next week. but they have yet to deal with some of the biggest differences between republicans and democrats. the key though is that leaders on both sides want a deal. that's why we're watching it so closely. why do they want a deal? what we're seeing at the border. i want to talk about the numbers because you see those without context. we're a place for context. first of all, these the october numbers. southwest border. we see vie grant en counters about 240,000. that is high but not that much different from last year's numbers. one thing they need to know is that include illegal cross. actually the total illegal entry is more look 180,000. it's important to talk about who are we talking a

capitol hill correspondent lisa desjardins and white house correspondent laura barron lopez are here us through the latest. thank you both so much for being here. lisa, how close are senators really to a deal? and help us understand this issue that seems to be driving so much, the numbers at the u.s. mexico border. lisa: it is a sign that they are close, that they have told senators to come back next week. they have yet to deal with some of the biggest differences between republicans and democrats. the key is leaders on both sides want a deal. why? in part what we are seeing at the border. i want to talk about those numbers because you see those without context. first of all, this is the october numbers. the southwest border, we see migrant encounters about 240,000. that is high but not that different from last year. that includes legal crossings. if you take those out the total illegal entry is more like 180,000. it is also important to talk about who we are talking about. he faces is something we don't focus on. let's look at october 2022, who was being apprehended. look at that. f

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laura barron lopez has this recap.bama, the four candidates on the debate stage largely ignored the gop presidential frontrunner they're trailing by more than 40 points. it wasn't for lack of trying by former new jersey governor chris christie. >> we're 17 minutes into this debate, and except for your little speech in the beginning, we've had these three acting as if the race is between the four of us. laura: he issued a dire warning about the stakes of electing former president donald trump a second time. >> i'm in this race because the truth needs to be spoken. he is unfit. this is a guy who just said this past week that he wants to use the department of justice to go after his enemies when he gets in there. and there is no bigger issue in this race, meghan, than donald trump. laura: instead, entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy repeated trump's lies about 2020 and embraced a racist conspiracy theory that three. claims white americans, at the direction of elites, democrat,s or sometimes jewish people, are being replaced by p

that is all for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪ to church. see you next weekend.achel: bye with, everybody. merry christmas. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us this morning. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. communist china and america's national security, new worries this morning over another virus in china and a potential cover-up to come. china is masking up once again as gop senators call for travel restriction from the communist country. coming up, south dakota governor kristi noem on the china threat. then, the new virus just in time for america's next presidential election. is the ccp trying to keep joe biden in the white house and interfere in the u.s. election? as former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe told me last month. >> dissented from the intelligence community's majority and said how china was trying to influence the outof the 2020 election, and that has been corroborated. the fbi has walked back intention and said, no, china did try and interfere, continues to try and in

laura barron lopez is here in studio, and nick schiffrin is at the white house.ou were at the press conference at the white house as lisa ordered. president zelenskyy made a powerful case for continued support. what is the context we need to understand for the message he is delivering? nick: it is a hail mary. without border concessions congress will not pass tens of billions of dollars ukraine needs. ukraine is considering hunger is on the verge of blocking european age. ukraine says both of those packages are the difference between victory and defeat. ukraine thinks without the money, it will run out of air defense that prevents russian jets from flying all over the country. it is concerned it will not get enough missiles to threaten crimea, which zelenskyy said today was one way ukraine could win the war. ukraine is concerned it won't be able to pay its bills. the government needs $4 billion per month just to pay the bills. the u.s. aid director said without economic assistance, putin can win the war without russian forces firing another shot. it is important

laura barron-lopez has the latest.at harvard university, turmoil over the fate of the school's president, claudine gay. gay, mit president sally kornbluth, and now outgoing university of pennsylvania president liz magill came under fire last week for their testimony in a house hearing on rising anti-semitism on their campuses. on friday, gay apologized for her remarks to the harvard crimson, saying calls for violence or genocide against the jewish community, or any religious or ethnic group are vile, they have no place at harvard, and those who threaten our jewish students will be held to account. the flash-point of last tuesday's hearing, a heated line of questioning from republican representative elise stefanik, who herself has been criticized for not calling out antisemitism in her own party. >> doctor gay, at harvard, does calling for the genocide of jews violate harvard's rules of bullying and harassment, yes or no? >> it can be, depending on the context. laura: stefanik was referring to slogans that have been cha