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i'm carl quintanilla with david faber. cramer is out west at one market in san francisco for a big week of tec coverage. the president signs the infrastructure bill, house is back from recess, and some cooling in the oil market. we have crude below 80, afternoon gasoline futures 10% off the highs. our road map, stocks look to resume their rally musk versus sandsers, trolling on twitter >>> and control covid, control inflation, the treasury secretary saying the end of inflation depends on the u.s. pandemic response. first, though, let's get to jim to talk about why he's out west, and what you have planned for the week. >> i think most the the leadership is actually out here. when you look at artificial intelligence, this is what is driving the market i think one of the things people have forgotten it's still a faang market and, you know adjust faang because of the google and facebook, but it's a metaverse market you know what's happening? that means roblox, unity software and the old facebook. whether we like it or not, it'

i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt.rdre is off today fed chair powell is tapped for second term. what that means for big tech and growth names as they lead the nasdaq higher this morning >>> then we'll break down how rates relate to a few high-flying pandemic stocks that have come down to earth. just a few hours now from zoom's results tonight. >>> and then finally, a twist in the case against theranos founder elizabeth holmes he takes the stand live at the courthouse, jon. >> let's get started with the valuation of tech stocks who better than mike santoli to look at that for us. hey, mike. >> hey, jon. the standard idea that higher yields especially higher real yields are punishing to tech stocks, it's really being tested right now. right now nothing as a group is holding back tech. take a look over the last two years at the s&p tech sector against the ten-year treasury yield. so the conventional wisdom is somewhat that these are moving in opposite directions, inversely correlated that's not true. in fact f you talk ab

i'm carl quintanilla with john fortt. what is the playbook now a downgrade for paypal and roku while amazon and peloton named as fresh picks bigger than ford by market cap elon sells more tesla shares and we'll dive into the valuation debate there, d. >> we'll start right here one market the tech sector coming off a close and what do you do now? a lot of analysts ideas today, but perhaps the biggest goldman names top pick for next year thrilled, jim, to have you back. we have to make this a regular thing. >> i'd love to fascinated to hear your thoughts on this in light of the retail earnings we had in the last few days >> i had this epiphany when you look at the 350 companies that came public during the 12, 13-month period people thought, you know what, let's bet on a dozen of them. at least six or seven. the only one that came through was amazon in a big way that was born before that period. once again, amazon is the one that you want to bet on. that's because it keeps moromorphin into other companies and different thing

hi, rahel. >> carl, good morning.erna leading the s&p 500 rebound today up 5% on the major covid vaccine makers say they're working on new versions that specifically target the omicron variant although moderna's ceo says it could take months to begin shipping updated vaccine oil prices climb back from the friday losses with some traders viewing the steep selloff as overdone west texas intermediate jumping as much as 7% this morning but now up closer to 4%. >>> pending home sales surging in october key index rose 7.5% last months, blowing past estimates and reversing decline in septs rising rent and mortgage rates helping motivate buyer. >>> speaking of buyers, shoppers headed back to stores for black friday deals although fewer hit the malls than expected. instore traffic was down 28% from 2019 levels for the fist time online black friday sales fell this year more starting purchases earlier in the season deirdre, back to you. >> thank you very much for that. >>> stocks are rebounding today after a brutal black friday.

visa, mastercard, carl those. paypal they're all negative focusing on the bitcoin revenue and the fact that their cfo said that they wouldn't necessarily look to put other crypto currencies on the platform kind of tells you that square isn't sort of in this meme stock or meme coin phrase. they got their start and they expanded so much into financial services and fintech and buy now, pay later is a big theme for them they don't need that meme stock or crypto revenue. >> which is why it is so curious still and to this day, julia jack dorsy's sweet about hyperinflation when it came out a few days ago the working theory was well, maybe seeing through some of square's metrics that playing out in the broader economy but that tweet in particular is going to act as a bit of an overhang for those who are trying to dive into square's internals. >> yeah. and i did think it was really interesting that square effectively blamed bitcoin as you mentioned, deidre, for its miss the rest of the companies exposed to bitcoin do not s

i'm carl quintanilla big question this morning, is it time to ring the register? new words of warning as tech hits record highs. the top performing sector in the s&p right now. then we're a week away from black friday we have a look inside amazon and the dark secrets about your data >>> finally, don't miss the ceo of intuit. shares now up 85% for the year, john >> yeah, it's friday let's take a step back and start with the broader market for tech nasdaq, semis, growth names all continuing to hit all-time high after all-time high. when do you call the top just the latest high profile name to warn investors that a reckoning could be on the way. writing i find myself with more questions than answers that's probably a first for him. pointing to stock sales from elon musk and jeff bezos selling 15% of his stake in fintech and buying shares of clover health. yesterday it was john malone and bill ackman warning about bubbles and parallels to 1999. julia, always been good at asking questions, but he's also known for excitedly let's say promoting certain ideas. >> yes, i m

carl, back to you. >> all right, sue.s very much. >>> meantime, etsy shares up double digits today after strong earnings with another consumer play square coming after the bell that's an all-time high on etsy. mike santoli is looking at this growing divergence within tech, mike. >> yeah. carl, etsy and square both within groups in general have been the have notes within tech. if you look at the ecommerce related etf ibuy, technically mobile payments etf have actually been significant laggards all year. you see these are the downside lines on the chart in contrast, semis and software, software dominated by sales force and microsoft as a sector. the money flowing toward more kind of enterprise and cyclicly geared type parts of tech. now, that's not necessarily the way it's going to stay i think it's worth looking at these groups here. they obviously were pandemic beneficiaries in terms of ecommerce and fin tech and the payments area is very interesting because it's been profoundly weak. even visa and mastercard i don't know

carl: listen, where am i? exactly. hats on, we are ready for a donald duck appearance and i see no donald duck, no goofy, where are our friends? carl: if he pans you will get a light stand. goofy is over there. goofy is on the others. reggie: during the most important live shot of the morning? carl: he should have had me on earlier. that is all i can say. i've been waiting for you. the mouse does not wait for everybody. reggie: if you see donald, you tell him hi for me because his christmas alfred's iconic and -- his christmas outfit is the moment and he is iconic. >> i will be looking for the years. -- i will be looking for the ears. carl: these will be coming in the mail and i told goofy i want to snowboots. those snowboots are phenomenal. reggie: they're turning up the fashion and i am not mad at it. sorry donald was not there. we love you anyway. have a magical day. carl: thank you. same to you and happy disney plus day. reggie: disney is the parent company of abc 7. kumasi: now to your morning money report. the un

i'm carl quintanilla in new york deirdre bosa in san francisco, jon fortt is in washington today.pter and metaverse, a break down of by roblox stock is up. hood gets hacked millions of customers' day is the exposed. >>> paypal turns around. nvidia rips higher again, dee. >> carl, we led yesterday with losers we'll start today with a huge winner, roblox shares are surging after seeing revenue more than double year over year alongside of boost and daily active users the company overcoming a speed bump from last month after a three-day outage led to an estimated loss of $25 million worth of bookings, excluding $6 million that arrived during the outage itself. comes amid recent boost for chip makers fueling the metaverse like nvidia and amd as well as unity. guys, many people were expecting a dropoff here like we've seen the likes of peloton and zoom, but you know, as kids went back to school but roblox has seen the numbers increase i know talking ad nauseam about the metaverse, but here is the play, right? you talk about concerts in the metaverse that are already happening, not so fa

what do you think, carl? softball, hardball, fast ball?ep them guessing, jim. >> i'm not the rams. i'm the 49ers. >> who would have thought? >> they looked good. they looked really good. >> didn't they holy cow >> hd is adding 100 of those points >> it's all about consumer discretionary today, carl. the important thing is, look at the retail sales numbers it was just terrific home depot is great on the comps. walmart great on the comps it's a day for the retailers bodes very well for the retail reports. there's consumer discretionary that's a new high for that sector health care up, it's been basically lagging this month that's nice to see tech stronger, even though some of the semis are down. banks are taking a little bit of a breather they were strong yesterday i hope you saw that terrific interview with the walmart ceo, really laid out why they were doing so well. it's important to point out, these are great comp store sales. domestic up 9.2% that was way above expectations. the traffic was strong, up 5.7%. the ticket was up nicely, 3.3

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john carl, by the way, standing by to join us in just a moment. we're also hearing from someone now trying to position himself as something of a truth teller when it comes to trump's false claims of election fraud. even though he was an ardent trump or four years, former new jersey governor, chris christie, was on tv this morning urging members of his party to get past the previous election and start setting their sights on 2024. >> you may trump really mad last week. >> i did. >> you called on republicans to stop wasting time talking about the 2020 election, he's already punching back with insults about your time as new jersey governor. you've been his friend for years, although i don't really understand that. why turn on him now? >> i've always been about the truth, and he lost the election in 2020. >> the former governor is also standing by and will join us later in the hour. meantime, the current president has sealed one of his biggest win so far in this administration. late today, joe biden signed the 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure bill,

that is what carl icahn told us in may.avid: in terms of activism, if you look at the gross returns in carl's history, hard to argue with the numbers. 30-plus year track record of almost unfurnished success. we put all of our investments, family investments, it all hinges on that. we are comfortable with activism. you can see from what carl said recently, some of our activities out there with targets. we continue to pursue it aggressively and we find those opportunities where a company would benefit from getting new direction, new support, new management. caroline: that is something we are seeing in the energy sector at the moment. we look at the focus in terms of some of the areas pushing for change in the board room. is there any move from an icahn enterprises perspective into crypto? getting into the $3 trillion asset class. when we spoke to carl in may, he said he was interested in this space. is that part of the business or him personally? david: i think we are all fascinated by crypto, trying to figure out what makes

he wanted to clear carl whitehouse a murder. that's exactly what he did. it goes on saying this is the how american justice is suppose to work. thankfully like most webs of deception it collapsed under scrutiny.n watch this unintentionally hilarious exchange with yet another prosecution witness. mcginnis wasn't reporting from kenosha that night and appeared live on the show. he was inches away when rittenhouse shot a convicted child molester colleges arose among. why is a convicted child molester on orion on behalf of blm? that's a whole another story. the prosecutor hoped to betray the shooting of the child molester. as an act of senseless violence committed by a psychopath kyle rittenhouse. here's what he saw. >> have no idea. what mr. roosevelt was ever thinking at any point in his life. never been inside his head you never met him before you don't know. >> i've never exchanged words with him if that's what your question as. >> to your interpretation of what he was trying to do or wha he was intending to do or anything along those lines is complete gues

carl sizer— opportunity. i'm sure it is. carl sizer from _ opportunity. i'm sure it is.ou, carl sizerfrom pwc, thank you, interesting. greenjobs. more detail on that story on our website. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: not enough santas in the north pole. we tell you about a labour shortage that could spoil the christmas party. it�*s quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i am feeling so helpless that the childrens are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11 o�*clock this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite numberfrom dover. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: fears over the new coronavirus

this is where carl -- you really have to do that.ry 6 was a monumental event. it was unparalleled and there are all kinds of avenues to pursue, and quite frankly, i think there is a giant responsibility again on the media to do the reporting, get these documents, get the witnesses, find out precisely what happened. it's senator irvin who led the senate watergate committee used to tell carl and myself, we want to call everyone up here to get their story and we are going to give them an opportunity to exonerate themselves. and i think that can apply here. everyone should testify. i think there is not just a constitutional, i think there is a moral and a cultural responsibility to explain this and not let it drift off into the fog of history. >> carl, as bob was saying, does congress have the abilities, the tools, to actually get people to be able to exonerate themselves? i mean, how likely is it that the former president and his allies, steve bannon, for example, he's already been found in contempt. will he be able to successfully ston

hi, ylan >> good morning, carl.ofitable companies will have to face some tradeoffs including america's tech giants. yellen expects this to be a net win for u.s. businesses. >> especially the large technology companies that have been affected by in a ray of unilaterally imposed digital surfaces taxes in recent years they will see a more stable tax environment that will be conducive to their doing business i expect them to be supportive of the agreement and hope that other american businesses will, as well. >> now, on one hand a higher rate in countries such as ireland which yellen is visiting today and where names like apple, ibm and twitter have made their home in europe the companies will also have to redistribute where they pay those taxes so instead of basing it on the physical location of a business, every country will get a cut depending on the amount of sales and number of users. in return, countries promise not to target big tech with punitive taxes. i spoke with pasquell donahue today and he said that certai

carl, we're increasingly seeing these u.s.an't operate in china the bar is too high and too challenging. the business challenges, and guys, we do have a bunch of names coming out this afternoon. activision, blizzard lyft, zero group, amgen. it will be a very busy evening all-time highs are on the dow, the s&p, and the dow and the russ will 2000 all at all-time highs today. let's get to the half and the judge. >> welcome to the halftime report i'm scott wapner the state of stocks and the state of your money as stocks hit record highs yet again the fed begins its most pivotal meetings in years, perhaps will these next two days end or extend the rally we'll debate that with the investment committee joining me for the hour today, stephanie link, jason snooip, jim linen that will, and took the words right out of my mouth. first all-time high for the russell since march 15th and first all-time high for the dow transports since may 10th. beginning 153 is the-year-old on

but those other companies, carl, they have better modeling, more success in it. they also have a much greater risk appetite. one of the things that rich barton said is they're a public company, this isn't their main business and they can't play fast and loose with these kind of losses with the way investors in open pad can. >> open door >> one of the silver linings might be that the company, you know, rather than doubling down again at this point did recognize that this was simply not a tentative model for them in the medium term >> yeah, not a tenable model at all. especially if you look at the risks around being able to hire labor to fix up these houses the company certainly cutting its losses there and moving on from that part of its business >>> meanwhile, lyft is up. activision blizzard is down and more of tech'sigst bge movers and opportunities ahead. "techcheck" is back in just two minutes. 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-w

hi, rahel. >> good morning, carl.of beyond meat are down around 16% wall street analysts are bearish on the company's long-term growth after the plant-based meat maker released disappointing results and also forecast weak sales in the current quarter. they believe beyond meat reached beyond market saturation faster than expected. >>> today moderna highlights data to support argument production outweighs the risk of young men after getting the shot fda is considering whether to authorize vaccine for children and teenagers 12 to 17. >>> inflation picks up, the internal revenue service is raising income tax brackets by around 3%. married couples need to earn almost $20,000 more next year to be taxed a the top marginal rate of 37% deirdre, i guess every little bit helps. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> meantime, check out shares of applovin, they're popping today after they reported revenue growth of 90% for the third quarter, up nearly 18% but the stock is up 70% since the company went public in apri

ylan mui, good morning >> good morning, carl. president biden is nominating joirm powell to a second term as chairman of the fell reserve he's also naming lael brainard to serve as vice chair the white house credited decisive action by powell and the central bank in the midst of the pandemic as critical to the economy's rapid recovery in a statement president biden said i have full confidence after their trial by fire over the last 20 months that chair powell and dr. brainard will provide the strong leadership our country needs. the white house also pointed to their joint focus on exclusive growth, and said the administration has full confidence in their experience, judgment and integrity both powell and brainard will need to be confirmed by the senate already at least three democrats have come out against chairman powell, but he is a rep and will likely draw bipartisan support there are still three vacant seats to the board of governor the white house says it had announce those nominations early next metropolitan, and is committ

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this is our job above all else. >> carl, bob, appreciate it.ou both. >>> coming up next, yet more breaking news. what we're learning about a reported second grand jury 'em paneled to investigate the former president's company. one of the correspondents who broke this story and legal analyst jeffrey toobin when we return. hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he takes robitussin naturals powered by 100% drug-free ingredients. are you gonna leaf me hanging? soothe your cough naturally. did you know some deodorants may not last all day? secret works immediately! and is designed to last for up to 48 hours. with secret, keep it fresh. available in over 10 amazing sc

oh, carl >> you're right, jon big leg lower now dow down almost 560 points.re going to start our feed with the markets as we said, stocks are dropping on those comments from fed chair powell and his view it is appropriate to consider wrapping up the taper of our asset purchases perhaps a few months sooner. who better to break it down than mike santoli. >> clearly investors thought that this new covid threat probably would have bought them a little more slack in terms of the fed moving ahead with their removal of accommodation and tightening eventually. the testimony today says not so much still already was a fairly cautious setup in terms of what's been working and what has not been working within the markets and within technology. here you see this performance split between the s&p tech sector, of course dominated by the megacaps and the small cap techs from within the s&p small cap 600. so you have the big divide that's opened up again now, keep in mind, it's happened before, not that long ago, right, back in october then you did have catchup moves by small

i'm carl quintanilla and john fortt. biggest laggers. peloton, paypal. more on that in a minute but first a news update with rahel solomon. >> good morning. here's what's happening at this hour shares of johnson & johnson up 1% after the health care conglomerate announced it will be splitting into two publicly traded companies names like band aid, neutrogena and lister listerine and the sed company will include the johnson & johnson names and pharmaceuticals and medalical devices. they have been inkthinking aboua break up for some time because it will bring tremendous opportunity to shareholders. >> where we see things going in the future fee feel right now is the time to make this kind of move and ultimately allow us to reach more patients and more consumers and have more innovation and execute in a much more focused wayp. >> trusts of elom musk selling $687 million of tesla stock yesterday. >>> and the ceo of bed bath & beyond saying that shoppers should start buying early and in person due to the country's ongoing pandemic supply chain problems i'll s

i'm carl quintanilla at the new york stock exchange. jim cramer is out west at one market in san francisco. david faber is at the media day in new york. we look at futures here, oil with a six-week low for a third day of losses. diverging tech stories, nvidia, report sales, and alibaba earnings plunging 38%. the pullback lucid and arrivance are tumbling ahead of the opening >>> i'm here at the liberty media day. we'll be speaking to john malone, and jennifer witt from sirius, all up in the next hour and a half to two hours. >>> the revenue numbers out of nvidia are once again astounding, but the comments got a lot of attention. >> you're right, nvidia is one of those companies where you have to take the revenues up so big you're just kind of in awe, after this amazing growth, you ain't seen nothing yet cisco is the opposite. they gave you full-year earnings, but what was most disappoint to me, the hybrid business, work at home, work at the office, and the security business seem to have slowed down, and i've had to be more circumspect ab

welcome to "techcheck" i'm carl quintanilla in new york. julia boorstin in los angeles. fortt is in d.c. and deirdre is off today elon mask uses twitter to decide and looks like he may dump a big chunk of tesla stock the real reason behind that sale next >>> then we seriously consider bitcoin hitting 70,000 another surge for crypto takes its total evaluation to above 3 trillion later, paypal expectations, software pops and walmart's walle for delivery first, breaking news out of the fed. let's get to steve liesman steve? ♪ >>> carl, thanks fed governor is announcing he has submits his resignation and it will be effective at the end of december. he joined the fed in october, 2017, as vice chair for banking supervision. he ends his four-year term as vice chair in october. that ended and now he's on the board. this highlights four jobs that president biden has to fill or will have to fill in the coming months we'll count them, the vice chair supervision, vice chair for the federal reserve board, his term ends in january, of course there's jay powell, his term ends in februa

we'll try to get some answers on that this hour, jon. >> yeah, carl.asdaq down more than a percent for the second day in a row, but let's start with a poster child of the selloff in high multiple, high growth stocks and that is zoom slowing growth story there again this morning, shares now down more than 18% earnings actually fine stock posting beat on top and bottom line but investors are worried about what's ahead post-pandemic. revenue growth, of course, is slowing. stock has been cut in half little bit more than half of the past 12 months, deirdre. looks around 54% but at the same time, it's still about double what it was before the pandemic began so we're kind of in that weird stage. double sense of pandemic but half of what it was at the peak of the height, dee i wonder -- >> that's not even going back to the ipo. >> yeah. >> i mean, it has been incredible story you said it, jon, earnings were actually fine. but remember this is a company that had revenue growth north of 300% as early as the first quarter of this year i guess the question, carl,

carl, you've been around for a while.w bad is it right now historically speaking, the crime problem in oakland? >> you know, when i was growing up as a kid in oakland, we are seeing things good and bad. we saw things turning around and getting better. well, you'd be surprised. i think this is the worst year when all the homicides, all the robberies, and all the incidents happening, i just want to remind us, you know, all the elected officials in our city at all government levels, you should take responsibility and you should own whatever is good happening in our city, but also what is bad happening in our city. so this is our city. we must work together and make those hard changes. we're sick and tired of seeing all this killing. >> we all are. the mayoral election is next year in oakland. any candidates you're supporting right now? >> right now we got to question ourselves. we're going to have candidate forum for the mayoral candidates. they have to tell us what they want to do. so for us to select the next mayor, we wan

julia has the latest hi, julia. >> hi, carl.fending iac and match group against acquisitions from tinder co-founder he along with other plaintiffs allege that they undervalued tinder when it's parent went public in 2015 he is asking for $2 billion in damages. now, barry diller on the stand explaining why the evaluation doesn't make sense he said at the time it was valued between 4.5 and $5 billion, saying back then tinder was making $5 million while all of match's other properties were making about $300 million diller said that based on that, it would be, quote, impossible for tinder to be womore than match. diller denied that he ordered subordinates to libanks. match followed up with a statement saying, quote, plaintiffs are wasting the jury's time by calling witnesses like mr. diller who had nothing to do with tinder's valuation because they are more interested in grandstanding than showing evidence now, this morning sean rad is back on the stand defending his calculation of damages this morning. they have been reviewing docum

hey... it's our former broker carl. carl, say hi to nina, our schwab financial consultant. hm... i know how difficult these calls can be. not with schwab. nina made it easier to set up our financial plan. we can check in on it anytime. it changes when our goals change. planning can't be that easy. actually, it can be, carl. look forward to planning with schwab. schwab! ♪ >>> thank you for watching. i'm late getting to the big show, "don lemon tonight" with its big star, d. lemon. but i couldn't give short shrift to the black eagle. >> yeah, i spoke to him today. i'm concerned about him. he said he is doing okay. i didn't get to hear all of him because i was dealing with breaking news. we're going to talk to the black eagle on the show shortly because this is going to go on for a while. no sooner than i heard the breaking news coming out of your mouth, i said he is going to appeal. but apparently the appeal doesn't stop the archives from beginning their handover. >> because what he did is he asked for a preliminary injunction, okay. and you have to show if this goes forward, you'l

where did carl carl icahn o all this? what happened with carl? what is your relationship with him now? >> he's a pirate basically. for the period up to february of 2013 he didn't own any of our stock. i talked to him on the phone a couple times. he called and asked me about this company or that company. i'm sure i'll talk to you, whatever. i was being nice and so he studied the documents and found a way to kind of weasel his way in and cause a bunch of trouble. he went on national television, lied many times. i detail all that in the book. he bought up a bunch of stock all at a price higher than the deal price. and was trying to get other parties interested, trying to get me to pay more. ultimately i confronted him and i start the book out with his relatively dramatic story where i'm at his house having dinner with income his wife's meatloaf of all things. i can find them and i say what is your plan? what your strategy? what are you going to do next i can tell right then that he had no plant was all just a big poker game to him and he didn't real

carl, well, it's true accepted when you can't make people work. ok. i mean, at the end of the day, day the people have all the leverage. that's been the lesson of every communist, every socialist government that has been attempted to be operated forever. they've always collapsed and they collapse. for the same reason. you go too far down that road, you promise people, things you can't deliver. and at the end of the day, what you end up with this, people that pretend to go to work in a government tends to pay you and productivity goes to the toilet. and ultimately, you end up with the kind of problems that we're seeing now. the government at that point has 2 choices. it could try to put the accelerator down and continue power through this thing. and what will happen is, what has happened in all of those cases. you know, the soviet union collapsed the same way, or they can come to their senses and say, there has to be a balance. and that balance has to be restored. we've gone too far down this road. we have to stop. and yes, history is not full of examp

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it's one of the many revelations in carl's book betrayal among other things carl reveals that trump firede recommendation of the guy that carried his bags for him, 30-year-old mcentee. the offenses included focussing on russia and promoting diversity in the ranks of the military which were betrayal. and allies including the claim that wireless thermostats made in china might have been used to manipulate voting machines in georgia. trump actually asked his director of national intelligence to look into that and carl said during the insurrection, the official vice presidential photographer was in hiding with mike pence at the capitol however, pence refused to allow carl to publish any of the photos from during the siege despite the fact that the photographer's salary was paid by u.s. taxpayers and the images are public property. there are also unflattering details about former financial journalist and media personality of fox news maria who reportedly called attorney general bill barr to complain the justice department wasn't interveing in the election to keep trump in office. barr told car

but i think that carl is right. we have a timeframe here and i think the committee is racing against that because everyone knows donald's modus operandi is to stall, stall, stall. he's done it all of his life. all of his proceedings both as a businessman and then as president. so, that is what he the committee is confronting. i think they will get to the end of this before the year. >> john dean, carl bernstein, paula reid, appreciate it. thank you. >>> next more on steve bannon how he sees his role and the threat some believe he poses for the functioning to democracy. we will talk to josh greene. >>> later, new developments in the kyle rittenhouse trial as the judge prepares to rule on letting the jury consider lesser charges and the governor puts the national guard on standby. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. bipolar depression. it made me feel like i was trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar de

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after that, carl reports a trump aide sent another memo to pence's office pushing the vice president to thwart the election. >> while all of this was going on, trump tried pressuring secretaries of state both publicly and privately. he called them, he wrote them letters, and he publicly asked election leaders to not certify the results or to just find imaginary fraudulent ballots. he also tried pressuring state legislatures tweeting about republican state houses to intervene and declare him the winner, and he then turned to the courts enlisting his legal cronies to challenge results in battleground states. it didn't work. >> so the supreme court with three justices after all this nominated by trump himself rejected the election challenge cases. members of congress were in on it, challenging the election results, even after big lie rioters raided their workplace. >> the military played a role here, according to carl's book, or at least possibly was tried -- some people tried to enlist it like michael flynn, the former national security adviser, who was pressuring the defense departmen

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jr. [ laughter ] carl jr.' wait, you -- you believe it should be carl jr.'s? >> shouldn't it be carl jr.'s? >> seth: alright [ laughter ] no, i see your point because, otherwise -- it's like, "who's this jr. that belongs to carl?" is that what you're saying >> yeah. it's like, "what's that surgeon general -- no -- >> seth: oh, yeah. surgeons general >> yeah, it's like that. >> seth: yeah. >> what is the surgeons general? this carl's jr come on. [ laughter ] anyway [ laughter ] >> seth: this -- >> i'm going to die on my hill >> seth: this is what you're here to talk about >> that's what i'm here to talk about. [ laughter ] >> seth: you got sidetracked on the dave chappelle lawn story but now -- now we're into the meat of it [ laughter ] >> but -- it is like i could order in, but also, it is like nature and -- i mean, it's -- there's a skunk that always comes by and we call him, "trip skunkerton." >> seth: trip -- >> because he's the third. [ laughter ] anyway and there's, like, coyotes and mountain lions oh, and