miss carter is 94. they had one of the most astonishing partnerships, and she was always the more political one the panama canal changes would be a perfect example. his predecessor did not want to touch that because he knew it was unpopular. so he would do that over and over again which is against the marketing interests we are talking about. and she was saying don't do this, it is not good for you politically. and he said if it is the right thing to do, we've got to do this. i think i am going to win, but we need to do it now. this is part of the story of the carter presidency, his pollster was not actually in there with carter all that much. he was around the time of the so-called malaise speech, but carter was not lending his present to governing my polls. host: this is william on the for republicans. caller: good morning. i was listening to the energy issue and when one looks at the term of inflation, you have to consider the fact that gasoline is his substance that is used in every portion of our e

bush about jimmy carter, as well as jimmy carter on many occasions. but barack obama said very nice things about carter but at his 2008 convention, he didn't really want carter there or in 2012. so his involvement was minimal in part because of some things carter had been saying at the time and then carter felt kind of abandoned by obama when obama was president and a little hurt. at one point i said, early on in my conversations with jimmy carter, i said, how would you describe your relationship with president obama? this was when obama was still in office in 2015 and he snapped, i had none. that's the way he felt about it. and obama told me he basically didn't have the bandwidth, given everything going on, to have a real relationship with jimmy carter. but i think a lot of it was that carter was what i describe as a freelance secretary of state, which did a number of good things in the world, particularly in 1994 when he prevented wars in both haiti and north korea when clinton was president but if you're president, it's pretty hard to have this guy

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miss carter is 94.y had one of the most astonishing partnerships, and she was always the more political one the panama canal changes would be a perfect example. his predecessor did not want to touch that because he knew it was unpopular. so he would do that over and over again which is against the marketing interests we are talking about. and she was saying don't do this, it is not good for you politically. and he said if it is the right thing to do, we've got to do this. i think i am going to win, but we need to do it now. this is part of the story of the carter presidency, his pollster was not actually in there with carter all that much. he was around the time of the so-called malaise speech, but carter was not lending his present to governing my polls. host: this is william on the for republicans. caller: good morning. i was listening to the energy issue and when one looks at the term of inflation, you have to consider the fact that gasoline is his substance that is used in every portion of our econo

miss carter is 94.y had one of the most astonishing partnerships, and she was always the more political one the panama canal changes would be a perfect example. his predecessor did not want to touch that because he knew it was unpopular. so he would do that over and over again which is against the marketing interests we are talking about. and she was saying don't do this, it is not good for you politically. and he said if it is the right thing to do, we've got to do this. i think i am going to win, but we need to do it now. this is part of the story of the carter presidency, his pollster was not actually in there with carter all that much. he was around the time of the so-called malaise speech, but carter was not lending his present to governing my polls. host: this is william on the for republicans. caller: good morning. i was listening to the energy issue and when one looks at the term of inflation, you have to consider the fact that gasoline is his substance that is used in every portion of our econo

carter paid a political cost. he was willing to pay it, the results are historic, but one should not imagine he failed to pay a political cost. it was not the sole reason why he lost, but that still wrangles into this very day. getting 40% of the jewish vote. robert: there is an interesting there is an interesting commonality among all three cases that all three of the administrations about which we are talking lost the next election. it wasn't nixon, it was ford and kissinger lost after nixon's efforts, kissinger's efforts, carter lost and bush did not get a second term. i don't think that we can lay it on the basis of their middle east peacemaking, but it is an interesting commonality. one structural contrast i wanted to ask about is we are talking about two episodes in one president and there is a fundamental difference between being the elected president and being the appointed and confirmed secretary of state. can we say word about the relationship between president and secretary of state in the relevant admi

carter, i don't want to throw you on the spot. chance to chart out facebook slash meta >> well, sure. some of the big ones, you have it in your mind's eye. key here is how it bounced off the 300 level. considerable support bounce, and the question, does it revisit that level but a 22% sell-off, to a level of support, to the penny bounce at that level and now back at the 330 level, options is the way to do this that's the most important point. >> there you go. that is the options trade. >>> we're going to move on because remember this, folks for everything "options action," check out our website, optionsaction.cnbc.com while you're there, sign up for our newsletter. but we're not done here's what's coming up next >> announcer: still to come, the indirect benefits of using options to play the consumer mike khouw explains why something they lack can still benefit you in the end >>> plus, calling all options action fans. reach into your pocket, grab your phone, and tweet us your question @options action if it's nice, we'll answer it o

carter where wha are your thought ons this one >> i'll break out.ak out like this is that it i would say it's such a big base from which it's moving higher. >> once that short call rolls off and we can look to sell more calls against the one we own >>> up next, we got your tweets and thfil naca oe nafil llf 2021 t, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have korswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪♪ ("jingle bells") ♪ (doors knocking and bells ringing to the music) ♪ - [announcer] this holiday season, give the gift of grubhub. want an engaging website to boost your business? you're just a click away from five star fiverr talent. hundreds of freelancer skills like

carter, how do you like this one?but more importantly, you are a chart watcher extraordinaire you've characterized it perfectly. it is a double bottom. it has moved up to a level of overhead supply. it has filled that gap from november 7th the question is, can it push into the overhead supply the thinking is yes. i would play for about 38 year and that's not bad closing at 35.50 today. >> yeah, mike, do you like this one? >> i do and of course, it's somewhat correlated, i would say, with one of the best we put on just recently sort of staples related. so i do like it that way it's consistent with what we've said the last couple of weeks. >> tony, your thoughts on a kraft heinz and cream cheese shortage, whatever it might be >> yeah, not sure about the cream cheese shortage but i agree with carter, this is a double bottom that is valid. but i do think staples right now is pretty defensive and i think it's a good place to play for some upside. >> because it's a week from christmas, apparently there could be a cheese cak

carter braxton worth kicking it off tonight. carter, we teased it, but you're looking at tesla why? >> let's look at it. it is a question of, it is a beta trade it is now down 20. three simple charts. what do we know? we know that tesla gapped up on that news day that hertz was going to buy cars or tesla was going to sell cars to hertz. it ended up going up some 30, 40% from that point. but we're in the process of giving that back you can see the wedge is drawn look at the second of three charts so often after breaking out the well defined top at a common level, you will check back to it if you simply take the highs from which the stock gapped up on the hertz news, that gets us back to the 9, 10 level. that's about a 10% from here the final chart of three is all the lines together so we're down 19% from the peak. that would make sense for such a high flyer it's got some beta the question is, do we fill that gap from that euphoric knee-jerk reaction on october 25th on the hertz news my hunch is yes. if you fill that gap, buy some tesla. if you have tesla now, sell it >> all right cbc

carter, how do you like this one?back in february, but more importantly, you are a chart watcher extraordinaire you characterized it perfectly a double bottom. the overhead supply. filled the gap since november 7th and the question is, did it push into the supply yes, the 38 here and that's not bad closing at 35-50. >> yeah, mike, do you like this one? >> i do and of course, it's somewhat correlated, i would say, with one of the best we put on just recently sort of related, so i do like it that way. it's consistent with what we've said the last couple of weeks. >> tony, your thoughts on a kraft heinz and cream cheese shortage, whatever it might be >> yeah, not sure about the cream cheese shortage but i agree with carter, this is a double bottom that is valid. but i do think staples right now pretty defensive and a good place to play for up top. >> a week from christmas, there could be a cheesecake shortage this is serious stuff. this is news you can use here. plan ahead our next new year ask, someone bought 5,000 amd

let's trade carter's pick. does steve grasso like real estate >> you know, carter and nadine touched on all of this carter said the xlre is up 42% year to date for the last three months, it's up 16% from the last month, it's up 9% which means it's not running out of momentum. i'm a little weary of investing in it at this point. nadine lhit it on the head wait for a pull back or entry. i don't think it will be where you see the most gains i'd rather play the under performers going into 2022 >> karen, you've got some industrials. i'm wonder what your take is on carter's prognostication about it being a sector under performing >> right i flinch a bit when he said that i look at the notes earlier and that divergence is as wide as it's been. they're not all the same not all industrials are the same there's a lot that out performed. united rentals had a big year up 40%. u.p.s. had a good year fedex flat for the year. disappointing. >>> coming up, you've got questions. they've got answers. they have gone from selling

to go back to carter's chart here what is interesting about the flag formation that carter showed you, would it imply further upside what is interesting about this, we've seen declining value of that gap level that means we're likely to fill that, the 10% down sigh. if you look at the business, tesla is by far one of the strongest as far as car manufacturer, despite the chip shortages in october i think it is difficult to wrap your head around the fact that this stock is trading at nearly 100 times 2023 earnings. that's an incredible valuation so a 10% decline is more than reasonable if you look at the trade structure, he's collecting it. almost 35% of them yet this call spread is 8% out of the money we're collecting only about 20, 25% and that's because of the elevated volatility before the 59% in volatility percentile >> there is such a magnet effect of tesla, right? if it's not one of the, it is the most trafficked single name in terms of the option market. so tesla drawing in some of that kind of interest and bidding up of those implied volatility numbers as well. so that's the te

jeff, you own banks and carter asked, why bother?o have some pretty diversified across sectors but at the same time, i agree with what carter is saying. i don't know that i'm necessarily a major bank bull right now. i think the yield curve is telling us something, and telling us more rate hikes sooner less rate hikes further down the road because the fed isn't going to be able to hike because growth is going to be impacted that's why you're seeing the curve flattening, not necessarily a good thing for faangs i think you have a positioning thing going on and the fed is still vying a really large portion of the 10 year longer rates have to contend with that for a while. it was specific to banks they're obviously at a key juncture most of them back down to the 200 day moving average and this tension i see between loan growth and the rate environment. because even if rates go up, if loan growth isn't healthy, then banks are still going to have a problem. i think loan growth actually looks okay, but if rate hike expectations stay where th

carter worth, carter braxton worth, take it away. cbw, take it away. >> it is one of many ways to figure out the answer. i think it is the best way rather than the fundamentals two for the s&p 500. the first chart is simply the chart. no one could characterize it any other way. up to the right, north by northeast. and there is the trend line. and we are flirting with the prospects of predicting that 5.7% of the peak, that's nothing. where might we be headed it is he is today, in the world of technical analysis. not all gaps are filled when you have that. we filmed one this week. there are three below. the lowest a a gp of 72. let's look at the qqq. next chart so this is quite fascinating we know, look, it's a well defined series each high stopped right on that internal trend line. you can see where the arrows are drawing. if you look at the second qqq chart and put in a parallel line, where mate this be headed? we go back to the lower end. and so from here, that's down 7, 8% look at the russell. this is the one clearly not the uptren

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>> i'm going with carter on this one. steve >> this is one that got just obliterated with the whole new variant scare. it's clear secure, you ticker symbol we're not looking at the end of the world. this one will pop. we'll get back to travel you. >> we like it. everybody, thank you very much all of you have a wonderful weekend, but do not go anywhere. our weekend has not started yet. eamon javers said it hasn't. "options action" is next we'll see you on the short side of this break for the "options action." ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq imagine having someone else do your books for you. as your quickbooks live bookkeeper, i'll categorize expenses, reconcile accounts, and close your books. cool. yep. know where your business stands. intuit quickbooks live bookkeepin

jets jets let's get right to it, a change of course could be in store for the health care sector carterl show us why. what are you hooking at? >> it was a very good week for staples as well. first is a two-panel that is the xlv on top, a sector etf it is up and to the right. look at the bottom and yet we're just now moving above that power i think that is very important second is an all data chart, gig sector data. and it shows health care on top, and on the bottom is the r relative performance to the s&p. each and every time it has gone down there, it has bounced so two more charts chart of the xlv setting up, a good up trend. setting up and just moving above, and finally that same chart up close and personal, there it is. the definition of a breakout, a two-year high, reasserting itself stay long, be long, get long >> what's the trade, mike? >> just looking at xlv, the etf that tracks this space one of the interesting things. one of the reasons we have been seeing that under performance for some time is such that ther is a great deal of evaluation. xlv has not. they have been side way

it sunk jimmy carter. one of the big things that's keeping him right now in the gutter. >> it is worth noting, by the way, the inflation is nothing compared to the inflation of the '70s and '8 0s. the idea that he is doing worse than carter. how bad are numbers specifically? >> when you look and ask folks do you approve of the joe biden handling inflation? look at this. 28%, 28% of americans say that they approve of the job. and i think the biggest number in this table that sort of gives it away is just 54% of democrats approve of the job he's doing on inflation. in this era of polarization, it's not surprising to see only 6% of republicans approve. but the fact that only 54% of democrats approve, look, they are looking at the numbers, historically if you look at the actual economic measures, perhaps it shouldn't be comparable to carter. when it comes to how folks are feeling, it clearly is. . >> 54% amongst democrats is a problem. >> just a little bit. just a little bit of a problem. >> what biden and the

carter, thank you. always good to speak with you. guy is chuckling about the mattress top, is my guess. >> i mean, carter should do commercials like casper. he is a genius he is a marketing genius he doesn't realize it. i want to be his act i will quit everything and be his agent. >> is that all the commentary you have >> listen, i agree i don't know if it's a mattress top or a firm mattress or water mattress for that matter, but i think where we traded down to today in the s&p 500 should provide short-term support so although i think the beginning of the year will be challenging, i think the next couple of days is going to be good for the broader market. >> jeff, do you go by that old playbook that seems to be working or have worked looks like it's relative strength here? >> yeah, i think so. carter glanced across two things that are interesting number one, sort of the average stock down 20% i looked to 1980 through today if you look at 10 to 20% corrections for not bear market the average stock falls 30% before the bottom. we are g

president carter visited during his president clinton's term. some presidents have allowed staff to use it. if no one is there, you are just maintaining the place and taking care of it. that can be a moral issue. if no one visits, there was a gap of five months between visits with president clinton. that's a lot of time to not do your job. you have to practice at times. some weekend, some presidents, you're always on. it becomes quite a increase in operations tempo. >> that is the question that daddy has, what happens at camp david when the president is away? what do you do as the staff? >> we have time to do training. physical fitness programs, contests, if the time allows it. more time to -- we need to always be ready. you are really sitting, waiting, taking care of the place, planning the flowers, mowing the grass, firefighting training, it is constant. certainly, because you're always ready, you're ready extra because -- we look forward to those visits. >> we come, jeff asked, has hollywood or the news media for a documentary, for example, e

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carter, thank you. tonight we continue our special series on "the war on cancer: 50 years." i took a look at the emotional impact hair loss can are have on both women and men during their cancer treatment and the procedure that helps prevent it from happening in most patients. ♪ ♪ ♪ when alana's doctor discovered a lump in her breast, she was seven months pregnant with her third child. >> i felt something in the shower one day and, you know, i panicked, as one does. >> yuccas: within days, a biopsy had confirmed breast cancer. you were two months away from giving birth, so did you have to delay treatment? >> i had a mastectomy, which was at 34 weeks pregnant. having the surgery when you're pregnant, that was-- that was pretty scary. i wanted to see my kids grow up, and i felt a little bit like i was in survival mode. >> yuccas: hair loss is often seen as inevitable but emotionally devastating side effect of chemotherapy. alana also worried how her two small sons, five and eight years old, might react. her oncology, dr. philomena mcandrew, said she could possibly save some of

gerald ford i jimmy corder -- jimmy carter --/national defense.there were many in 1980 hurrah stamps. the soviets were practicing their newest technology including the bomber which was supersonic and quite deadly. that was his commitment. and a stronger sense this was the deltas of that was created but millions of people have been imprisoned between the iron curtain in poland and other countries and russia itself that it was a price worth paying. 3 million people were present behind the iron curtain. closely you talked about him being more pragmatic than he was given credit for. is h that going to hurt his legy among conservatives? >> guest: i don't think so. i think his legacy is pretty well cemented among conservatives. his library in simi valley and california still the most visited library, the most visited presidential library in all of america. some call it the reagan library which is not correct by the way. simi valley is off the beaten path somewhat inured more people go there then go to the kennedy library for the clinton library or the b

robert lee's mother was a patina carter the carter's were the first among the first families of virginiarobert lee himself embarked on a military career entering west point in 1825 and he did so marvelously well and was commissioned in 1829, elite corps of engineers for he undertook a series of coastal engineering projects that range from georgia to new york city, the st. louis firm he earned his most impressive military bouquets serving superintendent of west point. 1857 to 1861, he was lieutenant colonel of the second calvary and for a brief period, he was the colonel of the first u.s. capitol. then the outbreak of the civil war, he was offered themed command of the united states forces dealing with secessionist states. at that moment, he turned his back on more than 30 years of service command, first the virginia state forces bent rentable confederate army, the army of northern virginia. almost nothing in those proceeding 30 years has the slightest hint of the decision he made the army to forswear his oath to defend the united states he first took upon commissioning in 1829. to refuse

president carter made it most famous in 1978 with anwar sadat of egypt of israel. and president clinton brought yassir arafat. 2012 president obama hosted the g-8 conference at camp david, the single time the most world leaders have been at camp david any one time. but the incident i want to go back to is 1961, april 1961. president kennedy inaugerated in january, succeeding president eisenhower. things were being planned behind the scenes with the cia and the government and others, passed off to the administration. you see this photo in the top right that became a pulitzer prize-winning photo called "serious steps." what's interesting about this from a human and political point is that president kennedy inherited the operation. it was launched. it did not go well, hence the name, and he reaches across the political and personal aisle and invites president eisenhower to come to camp david and help him understand how to get through this. how do i fix this mess? what do i do? it's a very poignant, significant moment, i think, because you have the new upstart in the c

so when i look at the xlk, i agree with carter.be you've got another 1% upside there but i see it with potential 6% downside, if you're looking at our internal trading ranges. so it's at 176 for the price but our trading range is 165 to 178. if it goes above 178, i would start trimming more. if you look at the options market, it's now at 24% discount what does that mean? people are really complacent right now versus a month ago the premium was almost 80% so people were going crazy they were throwing out tech. you remember that? that was the time to buy tech. do i think you could eke out a little more of your tech today sure do i want to own it in 2022? sure but is this the time to go loading up no this is the time to trim that tree >> pete, nadine just pulled that pickup truck into your front yards. what are you seeing, are you buying momentum whether it's equity or options? >> i'll tell what you i'm seeing, which is really interesting. it's not necessarily against what nadine is talking about, because everything that we saw today,

president jimmy carter was the first to light a public menorah near the mall.ent bill clinton lit a small menorah in the oval office. during the george w. bush administration, a hanukkah celebration was added to the white house holiday schedule. the first menorah lighting in the executive residence was in december 2001 with george and laura bush. in 2007, the parents of slain reporter daniel pearl, a victim of terrorism, lit the menorah at the white house. the menorah had been in the pearl family for generations. >> the menorah we light tonight has special meaning. it once belonged to pearl, the great-grandfather of daniel pearl. daniel was kidnapped and murdered by terrorists. his only crime was being a jewish american. by honoring daniel, we are given the opportunity to bring forth hope from the darkness of tragedy, and that is a miracle worth celebrating during the festival of lights. >> and it was also the last time a first family has been separated by war. a first family has been separated by war >>> welcome back to "fireside history." for our trip over th

president carter made it famous for most people 1978 with the peace accords with sadat and israel. during my time 2000 president clinton brought arafat and the prime minister of israel to camp to try to represent a similar thing for president 12 president obama hosted the conference at camp david. the single time the most world leaders have been in camp at any one time. the incident want to go back to his 1961. april 1961. president kennedy inaugurated in january succeeding president eisenhower. bad things are being planned by the scenes with the cia, u.s. government and others passed off to the administration you see the photo of the top right of pulitzer prize winning photo called serious steps. what's interesting about this i think from a human and political point is that president kennedy inherited the operation. it was launched, and did not go well hence the name. riches across the political and personal i'll and invites president eisenhower to come to camp david and help them understand how to get to this how do i fix this mess, what do i do? it's a very poignant and signific

it about a real life hero, jimmy carter.or experienced a partial nuclear melt down. to prepare he and his team went full "ocean's 11." the final moment game and there was no george clooney or brad pitt to cover for him. he lowered himself in a gnu clear reactor to clean out the waste and save the city. several biographers he described how his urine tested positive for nuclear and it was worth it even if he didn't get spider power or turn green. joining me is comedian and host of the daily newscast "standup with pete dominic." i was impressed by this story. i think jimmy carter is impressive in general but i'm impressed by his story. if your life depended on it, you're on a plane, air force 1 and needed to be saved and there was a nuclear meltdown in your town, which of any recent presidents would you save, obama, bush, who would down go for? >> definitely jimmy carter based on this. none of these other people -- bush got out of service. he flue around on a national guard plane. president obama i don't remember him doing anyt

and the carters were the first among the family as vir virginian, lee embarked on military career at west point in 1825, commissioned in 1829 into the elite core of engineers where he under took a series of coastal engineering projects ranging from georgia to new york city to the st. louis water front, earned his most impressive military bouquets however serving under winfield scott in the mexican war, acting as chief aid from vera cruise to mexico city in 1827. from there, lee served as superintendant from west point and 1857, to 1861 was the lieutenant colonel of the second cavalry then for a brief period, colonel of the first u.s. cavalry, then with the outbreak of the civil war, he was offered field command of the united states forces in dealing with the is you sessionist states and from that moment, he turned his back on more than 30 years of service, and took command, first of the virginia state forces, and then of the principle confederate field army, the army of northern virginia. almost nothing in those preceding 30 years gave the slightest hint of the decision he made to le

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the chair is pleased to recognize congressman buddy carter. he represents george's first congressional district. not only does he serve on the committee of energy and commerce but is a distinguished member of the house committee on the budget. i'm informed that he serves on the select committee on climate change. congressman carter, you are welcome. it is good to see you again. thank you for joining the delegation when we christened the uss john lewis some months ago. you are recognized for five rep. butterfield: congressman carter, are you with us? you are recognized for five minutes. the gentleman is having technical difficulties. i suppose we can move to the next witness. >> we are waiting for him to get on. rep. butterfield: the chair will not be in recess subject to the call of the chair. rep. carter: mr. chairman, i apologize. rep. butterfield: i recognize your voice at anywhere anytime. you are now recognized for approximately five minutes. rep. carter: thank you mr. chairman and ranking member davis for holding this hearing today. it i

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that is why you see increasing illusions to jimmy carter. benjamin: explained that more.d you make the comparison? >> president biden came in and people were haley and as the next fdr, a transformational president. now they are talking about jimmy carter, after watergate, after nixon, after forward, everyone thought it would be a new day. it was a disaster. iranian's took hostages, we had inflation. the soviets invaded afghanistan. all sorts of disasters. jimmy carter to most americans when you use this word, his name, it is a synonym for political in the stand no coincidence that is the name increasingly attached to president biden. only a few months after we were told he was going to be the next franklin roosevelt. benjamin: we will see if years from now everyone will be calling for politicians biden. a disturbing attack on a citizen in new york city caused on camera, the big apple is in the only city battling a crime crisis. >> it has never been safer to be a criminal in the united states and it has never been less safe to be a citizen in the united states than right n

>> that would be jimmy carter in the playboy magazine.ely right and the pages were stuck together. you, brad. [laughter] i know, that's gross. which vomited on a japanese prime minister? four, jimmy carter, bush or hambly complex. >> george h.w.? kennedy: that's right. our panel is that good. now is when you want to start thinking about read your luck. again, if you press your luck, double the points. if you get it right. if you are wrong, you lose everything. would you give the question and you could decide if you want to press your luck. u.s. president was known to practice playing the piano for two hours a day? you want to press your luck? >> i do, i think in this crowd you have to. kennedy: your choices, millard fillmore, harry s truman, william mckinley or barack obama? >> fillmore? kennedy: i'm sorry, you lost all your points but you've got to go big and you can only do it once so it's going to be hard to crawl your way back to the top. which president is credited for the creation of the term okay? would you like to press your luck?