callie: there is a lot of risk at the moment. right now i still feel quite encouraged by the economy, the economy has been incredibly resilient. the risk i see is the fact we are leaning into this tech versus everything else trade again in december. you still have a fed that has not been quite clear about where they will go into 2025. we are about to get a lot of detail around that tomorrow when the fed releases its decision and more importantly jay powell comes out and holds his press conference. this is a fed chair that loves to talk about scenarios going into the future. i think markets and wall street are overestimating where inflation could be, how high rates could go because there are still signals of weakness in the job market. caroline: callie cox, chief market strategist at ritholtz wealth management. coming up, we talked tiktok. the ceo visiting donald trump. how trump could look to reverse any ban. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ caroline: the eu is investigating tiktok, suspecting it did not do enough to stop fake acc

not only falcon and magluta but escobar, the cally cartel. willy falcon's banker was a man named guillermo andara. he was the one helping them to launder their money through accounts in panama. well, when manuel noriega gets taken down by the u.s. government and gets chased out of panama, guess who takes over as president of panama? guillermo andara. >> absolutely. >> so now their primary launderer is the president of the country. >> the united states invades panama to get rid of noriega who interferes with elections but is very well-known to be deeply involved in the drug trade, giving safe haven to escobar and so we depose noriega because he's a drug trafficker, yet the man who takes over is a drug trafficker or launderer for drug trafficking. stunning -- >> yeah. it's -- it's worth mentioning that the united states knew that. they knew that guillermo andara was involved or was setting up accounts for narcos and they willingly and knowingly chose him. they chose him. an dara was chosen by the u.s. government to be the successor to manuel no

co-founder of true med and the co-author of true energy callie meads joins us now. welcome, callie.ighting for, looks like it's about to happen. you say we're on the verge of entering into a golden age for american health. i want to first put -- i want you to look at the ingredients that are concerning about twinkies and tell me what you think. it's high fructose syrup, yellow 5 dye and red 40 dye, why should we be concerned about those inagreed yefnts in twinkies. >> we should be concerned because those are not ingredients by and large that are in twinkies that are made in any other country. i want to be clear. bobby kennedy is not saying he's going to take the twinkies away but que we should start to ask questions. 77% are not allowed to join the military because of metabolic health. we have grass standards. >>> food companies are self-police. it doesn't make sense. we have 10,000 ingredients that aren't allow in european foods. most alarmingly, we subsidize these foods. twinkies should twist. i was on amazon before the show and you can buy them with food stamp dollars. twinkies q

. >> mike: callie, how do you assess that list? >> if you need to get up from the table to leave when you disagree with a family member, if you need to cut off your family members or skip christmas you actually should do that because you're saving your own family members a lot of trouble. imagine spending christmas with whoopee goldberg. no one wants to spend christmas with her but discourse starts at home and this is something that conservatives do very well. i have never talked to a conservative family member who has an issue discussing politics with their like minded family and friends or even people who disagree with them. i only ever hear these complaints from liberals and i don't think that's a coincidence. >> bill mar is fed up with hyper sensitive liberals. let's play him. >> the worst thing you could ever do, be friends with a republican, call 911. this is what i hate about the left. just the idea that, you know, cut your family off for thanksgiving. if they voted for the wrong guy. >> mike: do you respect him for saying t

so to spend $80 billion over the next four years to save $600 billion is a very bit cally key approach, and that's what the american people demand. it's also about safety. if you're not safe, you're not free. in texas alone, cheryl, in the last 13 years we've had 299,000 illegal immigrants arrested, charged with over 513,000 crimes that resulted in 187,000 convictions. imagine what that number is if you extram late that over the -- extrapolate that over the other 49 states. if gavin newsom wants to go the other way, let him. the california government can't even pay their own bills right now. they're going to the incur great cost to fulfill his very far-left, progressive vision. and it's just going to further undebt californians -- indebt. i welcome his entry to the national stage in 2028 because he'll be rejected. cheryl: this is on the shoulders of tom homan and president-elect trump, but there were 1.53 million encounters just at the southwest mexico from october of '23 to september of 2024. the biden administration's trying to say, well, encounters are down, but you have to wonder i

callie and her women's volleyball team on winning the national title.he nittany lions did not need to look far for motivation. schumacher callie was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer back in september. she has continued to coach through chemo i'm inspired by the young kids that are sick. >> you know, i told you i did my i'm doing treatment at upenn and every time i walk into the hospital, i walk right past the children's hospital. and so, you know, i'm sure if i can be an inspiration to someone, then i take that. but, you know, i feel good, and i'm lucky to have the people around me. and i think that's why we're successful. >> with sunday's win, coach katie, as she is known, also became the first female coach to win an ncaa volleyball championship. she won it as a player in 1999. big moment for her. i want to hear about your experience as a player. >> first of all, just to coach katie. just i cannot be more proud. it is really, really hard and it takes a lot out of you being on chemo and doing your job, but it also helps. and to have that support o

officials tonight watching with great concern as a serious cally important allies.ight south korea on edge, its national assembly surrounded by protesters where there were clashes with security forces. after the country's president declared martial law and mobilized the military, citing the threat of anti-state forces and threats from neighboring north korea. opposition lawmakers moving quickly to lift martial law but not before the government announced a ban of all political activities and declared media and publications would be subject to government control. the crisis catching the u.s. with 30,000 troops stationed there offguard. nbc's beijing-based correspondent janis mackey frayer joins us now. the move came as a surprise. >> reporter: that's right. after an extraordinary night, the president is facing calls for his impeachment while the white house just said it's relieved he's reversed course after declaring martial law. tonight dramatic scenes of chaos in south korea. one of america's key allies. protesters scuffled with police outside the national assembly

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the use new foreign policy chief kaya callis has arrived in ukraine in a symbolic show of support for keith cheese, visiting the capital along with the new head of the european council. antonio costa, it's the very 1st day of their terms and office. the leaders are keen to demonstrate that the block remains firm on the backend keys. you create new struggling defend off a grinding russian offensive with the us report thrown into doubt by donald trump's return to office. in january. the visit comes as the e u increases its export of electricity to ukraine, russia, it has again hammered the ukrainian power grid with air attacks. as cold weather sets in the eu has already spent 2000000000 euros to keep ukrainians warm and has committed another 160000000 for this winter. w corresponded until the bora reports from brussels. russia stock, which is a tax, have left you create in power plant, installed and plunged parts of the country into darkness. experts have predicted that as temperatures plummet and demand for electricity increases, blackouts could get as long as 18 hours a day in some ar

here's producer cally keys with her family. we'll be right back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo gerri: we have breaking news for you here. american airlines down right now after reporting a technical issue that's affecting all flights right now. the stock is down as you can see more than 3% in early market trading. we'll have more information as we get it. adam, i want to ask your thoughts on this. >> the airline business is a notoriously difficult one. i'm long delta air lines. it's hard to make money in the airline business. all we know according to the faa, this is from four minutes ago, they stopped all flights in the u.s. for some sort of technical issue. is that a reservation system? is that a hack? nobody knows. we don't want to speculate as to what it is. gerri: what timing. christmas eve. >

>> at the end of the day, the federal reserve did enact the policy, they had an asimsymmetrc callie doveishction inunfunction. we saw the very bouyant asset market performance that we were calling for all year and associated with that so that chapter is over now. we're in a new fed regime with respect to its monetary policy function. right now the fed is more balanced with respect to assessment of labor market risk are, assessment of inflation risk. that pulli puts the onus on invr to have an accurate look at where inflation will be in order to stained the rate of change in policy. cheryl: they have not tamed the inflation dragon, that's the thing i said to maria when we got cpi and ppi a couple weeks ago so they've got that to deal with and then a strong labor market. those two things are why many are coming out and saying the fed shouldn't be cutting rates even though that's a market negative, the market has to adjust. but that creates problems tore forthe economy, because of auto loans, mortgages, et cetera. so i don't know, i think the fed's in a tough position right now. >> yeah, 100%.

we see the russians basically are pulling most of their people cally russia and soviet union before it. it is lone roots within the middle east. it has a port in the mediterranean and so russia has relied heavily on the relationship with syria over the years. you don't have that any more. clearly iran and hezbollah has had strong relations with the htm and this is a sunni islamist force oppose totd shia and and hezbollah and iran. so i think we're at the early stage of this and we'll have to see how this will evolve over time. >> let's talk about how the rebels made this stunning breakthrough materialize. how were they able to capture damascus after a decade of no progress. >> well, for manufacturer years the rebel forces were fighting one another. they were undermining their own effectiveness because there were pitch battles between the various groups and the head of hts, gelani and his name is acmen ashasha, he's a clear leader that has put aside a lot of the tensions within the groups and to bring them together very effectively. the syrian opposition rebel forces have really changed

it's hard to see this case surviving even though it deck any cally survived. >> vaughn, have we heard>> reporter: we've heard the spokesmen from the president-elect who wrote in a statement the american people decided on november 5th that they wanted an end to political weaponization of the government. those were the words of the spokesman indicating that this is another step in what's now several successful legal weeks on the front. not only the doj, the special counsel dropping its cases of federal election interference and classified documents against donald trump, the new york hush-money trial the sentencing date may be pushed back until after he were to leave office in 2029. this is the latest at the least bit this is going to be a delay of this case proceeding. but potentially this could be the beginning of the end of the fulton county indictment in a trial that never even began against donald trump. >> thank you both. >>> in today's daily health there's growing concern over the spread of bird flu here in the u.s. california governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergenc

and a big congratulations to penn state head coach katie schumacher, callie and her women's volleyballm on winning the national title. the nittany lions didn't need to look far for motivation. schumacher was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer back in september. she has continued to coach through chemo i'm inspired by the young kids that are sick, you know, i told you i did my i'm doing treatment at upenn and every time i walk into the hospital, i walk right past the children's hospital. >> and so, you know, i'm sure if i can be an inspiration to someone, then i take that. but, you know, i feel good and i'm lucky to have the people around me. and i think that's why we're successful. >> it's a great story, rahel. and with sunday's win over louisville, she also became the first female coach to win an ncaa volleyball championship. but her players have rallied around them and she's used them for motivation as well, thanking her staff and her support system around her. but a big congratulations to the nittany lions. >> yeah, truly inspirational there and she's getting great care at penn.

true med, co-founder and coauthor of good energy, one of my favorite books, cally means, joins me now. all right, kelly, could you respond to senator warren who says that you guys and this crew are going to bring back polio, measles, mumps, and the plague? >> jesse, having sat with robert kennedy jr. and that lawyer mentioned aaron, siri and robert's team for the past couple of weeks. i'm enraged by this. for senator warren to question the motivations of robert f kennedy and his amazing team is outlandish. it's offensive. she should apologize. robert kennedy is focused on one thing and one thing only, and that is president trump mandate to him to reverse the chronic disease crisis for children. he has said that he has prayed about an opportunity to do this for 19 years. and president trump has answered his prayers. he has answered the prayers of the millions of maha moms who voted trump for the first time, to give leverage to president trump's promise to reverse this crisis among our children, to get the toxins out of our food. and he's putting together a fantastic team to do that. th

we need more ber reefment time and supporting people who are kate cally hurting because i know as public, we're not alone in our grief and that is compounded by commercials that show in tact families and consumerism, everybody is getting a new car. but, in fact, everybody doesn't get that and there are many of us hurting. >> yeah. and as you talk about your hurt and also your activism, you've been open about your frustration that you became an inadvertent gun safety advocate. you woet once in "the new york times" in an op-ed, i will not be used as bait to shame legislators to do the right thing. ly not dishonor my family demand others do so so that you could sleep at night. i will not allow you to suffocate me under your version of a superhero. ask more of our legislators and less of those that are grieving. as you take in those words and such powerful words how concerned that you are as this year goes by that more americans are complacent in getting real change, especially when you think about the power dynamics next year, shifting in washington. >> i want people who are listening to th

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