i am still thinking with fade it i like the financials, but not this one in particular >>> brian kelly? >> walgreens a fade it it is turning sideways for the last six months or so. it has a high dividend yield so what else would you want why hasn't it performed? if you look at it oil prices and energy prices cutting into the consumers pocket books, that is not cut by some of the ancillary goods. i know pete usually buys a cabela's gift card or something. >> this is a stock i pitched to you back in march or something like that. i like the free cash flow. i am trading it. i think you can hold onto it you can sell options this company has given us just about everything you are looking for including buybacks if you go back a year ago, it's a $39 stock, now in the upper 40s. pull back from 50. i think it has given back too much i think it is another opportunity. >> i remember you pitching this because i remembered it was not headquartered in minnesota which is unusual for you to pitch. >> this is a no-brainer. you have capacity constraints, high demand which equals to me pricing power. anal

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brian kelly one of the successful duo in the history of country music. brian kelly is going to talk about what it is like going solo and what it is was like during the pandemic when he couldn't get on stage. geraldo rivera will make history tonight add this to illustrious resume. geraldo rivera will be here. geraldo rivera who has never been on the clock before. geraldo rivera will be here on the clock. i hope he is ready for it. yes. all right, so let's get started. first, we start in washington, d.c. where we might be witnessing the end of the biden agenda right before it begins. nine months. in democrats are locked in a civil war between progressives and moderates as two massive spending billings make their way through congress. the far left is holding the country hostage, refusing to pass a trillion dollars infrastructure bill to repair america's roads and bridges. kind of bipartisan. they got 19 votes in the senate. unless there is a vote on the democrats' $3.5 trillion socialist wish list. >> the framework enough agreed upon framework. >> we need a

brian kelly? >> a trade for me.elds go longer on the tenure, it has a nice dividend yield and trading at pe. that's the type of treat i like. >> tim >> trick it's like getting a candy when you want a mounds bar. >> the lesson out of all of this is that tim has bad taste in candy. >> no, traditional >> no, bad taste >> metaverse surging on the name change >>> and checking into onhoe tel stock ahead of earnings next week you are watching "fast money." wg a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire. worth is knowing why. ♪ ♪ principal. for all it's worth. in 2016, i was working at the amazon warehouse when my brother passed away. and a couple of years later, my mother passed away. after taking care of them, i knew that i really wanted to become a nurse. amazon helped me with training and tuition. today, i'm a medical assistant and i'm studying to become a registered nurse. in filipino: you'll always be in my heart. >>> virtual reality sparking real life prof

now kelly is facing another battle with sacramento. brian: and the bottom line is this: "do you have key benefits by getting this done here?" we do. and i'll tell you this, the other thing i don't wanna do: nobody wants to leave it partially constructed in the valley. and so it's we finish that work and it's constructed. the question at some point has to be, "now that you've done that, what do you have?" and i wanna have electrified high-speed rail. stephen: the impasse with state lawmakers is just the latest setback for a project that's had a year of challenges. the covid-19 pandemic slowed the pace of construction as more than 300 workers were forced to quarantine, and in may, c.o.o. joe hedges suddenly resigned after three years on the job, a move that came with few details released to the public. brian: well, look, i'm not gonna comment much on a personnel matter, but i'll just say joe hedges, our c.o., did a lot of work here to help us advance in this project. stephen: as the agency searches for hedge's replacement, kelly believes he ca

. >> brian kelly, what do you tell keith? >> yeah.lling in. i would say, listen, if i owned it, i would start selling it here this thing has tripled since may. and, you know, people say how can a stock go up double or triple in a can you remember of quarters look at this one right here. you hit it right on the head there is competition in this spaus. so this thing is priced to do pretty darn well i think likely we have priceded in a lot of the growth i try to sell a third up. i would absolutely not buy it. if you really want to be aggressive, can you go up. >> i think we lost people on the drawer thing >> hi, my name is kevin. i'd like to get your opinion on kinder morgan and what you think will happen with the stock moving forward thank you. >> yeah. i still vote for it. but to give them more expanded answer this is piggy backs tom lee's segment. why do you want to be in this space if you believe that kmod tuesday are moving higher. then you want to be in the emp space because they have upside exposure to commodity upward movement in

let's get some perspective on the southwest woes from the points guy founder and ceo brian kelly. s very having me. >> you think this is about the vaccine mandate or something else? >> no, i mean, all signs right now point to the fact that it's simply operational staffing shortages. you know, southwest, you know, incentivized a lot of employees to retire early, and frankly travel has bounced back so quickly and their schedules are so tight that the littlest things happen and it's a domino effect. you know, our team at the points guy, we've tried to get the inside scoop. was this a hush hush thing, you know, against the mandate, and everything that's turned back so far is that that is simply not the case. >> all right. so here's the push back. well, if you were right, then it wouldn't just be southwest because everybody's dealing with shortages, everybody's dealing with tight schedules, why did this happen to them? >> well, southwest is different. they don't have a hub and spoke like traditional airlines. and by the way, this is happening to others. spirit airlines had a melt down i

. >> brian kelly is the ceo of the high speed rail authority, he has been in negotiations to restore pulled by the trump administration for failure to meet construction deadlines. now he is facing another battle with sacramento. >> the bottom line is this, do you have key benefits by getting this done here? we do. and i tell you, it's the other thing that i don't want to do. nobody wants to leave it partially constructed in the valley. the question has to be, now that you have done it, what do you have? and i want electrified high speed rail. >> the impasse is the latest set back for a project with a year of challenges. the covid-19 pandemic slowed the pace of construction as more than 300 workers were forced to quarantine. and in may, coo, joe hedges, suddenly resigned after three years on the job. a move that that came with few details released to the public. >> well, look, i'm not going to comment much on a personnel matter but i will say, joe hedges, our coo, did a lot of work to advance the project. >> reporter: they believe they can work with lawmakers to advance public be tran

constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed his book with harvard university economics professor and former george w. bush economics advisor greg. here is a little bit of that conversation. >> i think that there is something to be said for exploring the way in which may be it can stand on its own 2 feet. a big part of what i take aim at in the book isn't just the ideology in and of its own right but it's merged with capitalism which actually taints both the progressive values that the corporations are asked to be stewards of and relegating the purpose in and of itself so that is what the heart of the book

larry: i haven't had a chance to promo everything is going to do, first of all on the show brian kelliflorida, mike mulvaney, marc short. >> coming up on 7:00 o'clock on prime time. charleston west virginia and the november 21 in orlando in december 3, may 21 in asbury park new jersey i grew up in deal new jersey on the seashore on the summer and brian kilmeade, the best of the best who tried to give away a scholarship and they denied it. >> it comes with four years and the gulags if you get anything wrong. larry: coming up on "kudlow" president biden wants the irs spying on all your bank accounts that's before we get to moscow, we have senator tommy tuberville he's getting to is best to stop this. this is big brother is watching you anything over $600 you have to report to the irs. it sounds like moscow state university. join me next here on "kudlow". ♪ this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪♪ if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a

to stick with its yut put schedule let's get out to the brian sullivan with more on the impact brian? >> kellyy, good afternoon. given rise in oil and grass prices there was some chatter amongst those of us that poll opec close that it might have been some kinds of drama at the meeting. not only was there no drama it was the fastest opec meeting every according to his royal highness 25 minutes there have been multiday opec meetings the group is dialed in here's what they are going to do they announced they are going to basically continue on plan, that plan is to add 400,000 barrels per day prorated by member nation to the market every month. next month theoretically they will add another 400,000 the problem is that given demand around the world is starting to pop as we are seeing covid cases drop steeply in many places that may not be enough. there is a lot of demand out there. kelly, it is not just from all of us driving everywhere you have been on the roads you know that traffic in many parts in america has never ever been worse. but it's that because of natural gas prices soaring and coal p

brian kelly and mac brown go back to the early 2000s. mac brown was also coaching the bowl. and they had a chance to visit. they've been friends ever since. he's standing by. >> caller: coach, you told us yesterday you weren't quite sure the identity of carolina eats defense. how does it figure out tonight? >> i think it was consistency. i thought tommy did a great job of mixing up play calling, and we obviously had some big plays like kyren running the football, especially in the second half. but we maid made in plays in the passing game and i think it's that balance that is starting to show within our offense that's giving us the kind of identity that we need. >> caller: kyren williams put the ball in his hands. whafl did he show you every week? >> he keeps going and that's the heart that he has and the desire and that's why he's one of our leaders. >> caller: cokes thanks so much. congrats. >> thank you. >> mike: 202 yards. four and four as they head into this difficult stretch. their next game against the wake forest, a team undefeated at 8-0. irish stay in the top 11 an

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. >> we have goloman from the center plus travel trips -- travel tips with brian kelly. >> that's on you heard low visibility, we are finding that in a lot of spots. here's our light storm as this crosses the region. visibility down to one mile in a lot of spots. drive slow, use the windshield wipers. we have a one level storm today. you need the umbrella today and tomorrow. >> thank you, we have another update in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ i'm blinded by the lights ♪ >>> ten years of "deals & steals" up there. welcome back. hope you're doing well on this thursday morning. we can't wait for our next guest. >> no, you know him from movies like "no country for old men" and the avengers franchise, now he's s s s srring in one of the year's most highly anticipated movies "dune." josh brolin, welcome back to "gma." how are you doing? >> hello. >> good morning. >> you're looking good. >> good morning, good morning. >> the movie "dune." the first time "dune" was made into a movie was 1984, so we wanted to do a little throwback to you in 1984, your yearbook photo. >> oh, no! >> what was that young man

i've known you and kelly a long time brian, too you know, i used to run bail 20 years ago and some of guys used to ski out there. in terms of hollywood releasing movies, for a long time, they did. one of our problems was the pandemic but another of our problems was we just didn't have any titles to play. we didn't have any cars in the showroom, aren't selling the cars but finally, finally, finally, movies are coming out. disney released a whole bunch of big movies recently. you know, black widow and jungle cruise eternals is coming in a couple of weeks, which the advanced are fabulous mgm gave us no time to tie and there is a flood of big movies coming between now and christmas. i saw the new ghost busters sequel it is a fabulous movie the new spider-man release that's coming out at christmas is going to be a very big movie. so finally it took us a long time to get here, but finally, hollywood is giving us product and you know, we are, we are now seeing millions and millions of moviegoers at our theatres every weekend. >> it's great to see maybe i'll be able to pay and even convert cr

scott and brian -- >> what about the angels >> thank you so much >> by the way, kelly, the vw ceo in an hour >> we will have more today and tomorrow >>> still ahead, a new industry report raising red flags for next year's mortgage market. we have dire warning ahead we are monitoring the latest from apple's product launch. look at the shares don't often see this they turned positive a little bit, up half a percent right now. we will bring you more updates in a moment. stay with us ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ paola needs a parachute. so, salesforce customer 360 unites your marketing, sales, commerce, service, and it teams around her. so they can deliver a great experience from anywhere. ♪ (whistle) ♪ hey i'm joe montana. when you get to be our age, so they can deliver a great experience from anywhere. you have little patience for nonsense and inefficiency. after years of practice, you become a pro at pretty much everything. so when i qualified for medicare, i got with wellcare. wellcare is no nonsense. they're pros at putting everything together to mak

brian. >> reporter: thanks, kelly again, those are the ones we know there's a spac today, horizon acquisitionoday is the first day. todd, part owner of the dodgers with a big game today, and the lakers, who have a big game tonight. you have your fingers in everything, todd thanks for joining us. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so what are you trying to build with eldridge? i look at the pieces i get them separately. what is the whole connection >> ultimately it is a holding company which makes a diversified pool of investments, and, you know, so we're permanent vehicle that, you know, is myself and one partner, and our goal is to make good investments and keep compounding. >> reporter: i can say it definitely leans entertainment, right? we talked about investments in draftkings the vivid seats deal, by the way closing today at horizon >> thank you very much. >> reporter: you own golden globes, you will redo it and thank you because it needs to be redone you will modernize it. what is the entertainment side of this for you? because we are here in beverly hills. >> l.a. is a great time. i don't kno

so far no new statement has been released by either family, and how brian died still hasn't been revealed kelly? >> valerie castro. >>> today, new insight into the saga involving alex murdaugh just made public, the 911 calls he made immediately after his scheme he's been embroiled in a series of bizarre incident in the last few months, including the death of his wife and son, embezzlement charges, and charges that he stole insurance money from his dead housekeeper's sons the newly released calls are the latest wild twist. here is harry russun >> reporter: newly released 911 calls takes us to the side of a highway in south carolina. alec mur daugh saying someone tried to shoot him. >> i got a flat tire, somebody stopped to help me and when i current my back, they tried to hurt me. >> okay. were you shot? >> yes >> reporter: last month it was murdaugh that set up the shooting. >> they shot me, but -- >> okay. do you need ems? >> well, i mean, yes, i can't drive. >> reporter: murdaugh told the dispatcher he had trouble seeing, and he was bleeding. >> it was a white fella, i would say -- >> a white

brian. >> good luck we'll all be watching. kellieam tear to find out what segment he'll give to dana. >> how about all of them. [laughter] >> not a bad idea. >> good morning to you nice to see you in a moment here why education is biggest issue of the governor race and alter entire agenda and explain that coming up here. what is pate of these american kidnapped in haiti, plus senator ted cruz karl rove and david takes on our economic health. join dana and me and see you in about 14 minutes, top of the hour. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrate

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but brian, i love the -- kelly brought this up, the concern about the private sector and billionaireso greater control of exploration into space by the government. we wouldn't have americans going back into space if not for private industry. remember, after we ended the shuttle program, we were hitching rides with russia for pete's sake. brian: that always has to be the sorry in any one of these -- story in any of one of those things, it has to be the -- democratized space travel, that's the conversation we're going to have. i sent to william shatner's twitter feed, he said i have to get a good night's sleep because it's an early morning. that was 10 hours ago. i think he got four hours of sleep last night before this trip. he is a machine. totally amazing. dagen: hes is. what will you be watching for, joe, when the rocket takes off? joe: i think i got four hours of sleep last night. i stayed up to watch dodgers, giants. i'm on this show this morning. it's great. what will i be watching for? not a lot. this is controlled remotely. it's not like shatner is driving the ship. i think we'

do you have a, kelly vaughn? we have brian nd in the chat that has a question.er or wild animals in the national park? >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear the question. >> was there any impact on her body from weather or wild animals in the national park? >> all i can really comment about that is that her body was outside in the wilderness for three or four weeks. you are and muted. k sl assignment? >> hello, k sl tv in salt lake. can you tell us at all whether or not was it believed that she was murdered there at that location or is it any indicatio that her body was drugged there or taken their? can you give us any indication there? >> i can't comment on that combat that would be something you would have to talk about to the fbi. >> hello. what were the results on the toxicology reports and is there any suggestion that gabby had any drugs in her system and if so what were they? get the results of the toxicology so i can't comment about that. >> thank you. we have a question from the cha was gabby petito pregnant. >> she was not pregnant. >> my question is did you seek

kellie here is what is happening. in florida a medical examiner has been called to a nature reserve where authorities are searching for brianor the family says some items belonging to him were found in the park. he remains the only person of interest in the death of his girlfriend, gabby petito also nicholas crews pleading guilty to 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of acemttempted murder a jury will determine whether cruz will be sentenced to death or life in prison without parole >>> on the news, more on the guilty plea and the penalty phase tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time >>> and new york city mayor bill de blasio announcing a covid vaccine mandate for all city workers starting today through october 29th city employees who receive their first dose at a city-run site will receive $500, but after october 29th unvaccinated employees will be placed on unpaid leave until they get their shots. kelly, back to you >> kristina, thank you >>> americans are watching but not subscriber dining this is out retailers are only hurting themselves all of that and more is coming up in today's "rapid fire" right after this if you missed m

kelly, thank you. scott, thank you very much let's jump in. is the semiconductor shortage issue or parts shortage issue getting any better >> two things you have to look at, brianld say we will be in a good state by the middle of 2022 when you can say this is exactly what we want. it is going to be a challenge the next six to eight months we are seeing an kprochlt in the fourth quarter we used to have a 100 day supply of cars very slow turn rates, not great margins, high incentives what it has done for margin quality, dealers are turning their inventory almost every 30 days margins are better i think it is helping the industry structurally. >> maybe good news from a -- we always call it a problem you are saying it actually may have solved the problem of too much inventory. >> 100%. i think that's what we are seeing i think, actually, the behavior at the dealership, where they are focused on turn rates, focused on less envinner to, focus on margin retention is a good thing structurally for the industry don't get me wrong, we are competitive car people, we would like to have more cars and be selling them, of course. >> let's talk about electric cars couple months

senate seat currently occupied by mark kelly first, general, your reaction to this policy. >> well, good morning, briann september 11, 2001, and i can't believe the hypocrisy of the left, now to say that those people that helped harbor and advance the terrorists that attacked this nation on 9/11 and killed those great new yorkers and folks in d.c. and the folks on flight 93 are going to be off of a terror watch list, when we have citizens in this country that are on that list. it's what the radical left is doing. they are tearing this country apart. your lead-in talked about the border. i'm in arizona. we are getting invaded down here and the flood of people crossing the border that we're not catching could include many of these people. brian: the guy you're running against has to be the biggest let-down with me, a guy who has the courage to go into space, a decorated veteran, doesn't have the courage to stand up for his own citizens in arizona. it is an invasion, what is happening, or krysten sinema whose being harassed all the way to the bathroom airports and while she's trying to run a marathon does