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you see a pullback to that trend line, as carter would say, to the penny. that's the opportunity i see from meta to potentially rally from here. now, if we zoom into the chart, it's pulled back to roughly around the 225 level, which is where the stock was trading in july of 2018 now, in 2018, facebook, meta, made about $22 billion in profits. right now, it's made about double that. 39 billion so the stock is trading at roughly half the valuation it was trading at in july of 2018 so i think the fact that the stock is currently trading at 14 times next year's earnings, it's extremely cheap and the revenue growth supports this stock being substantially higher from here i think it's worth taking a risk, catching a falling knife here on meta, and use a stock replacement strategy or a strategy similar to a stock replacement strategy a call diagonal. so i'm going out to the march july 230, 265 call diagonals spending about $26 for the july 230 call options these are call options that are slightly in the money to reduce the amount of time decay i'm paying for these

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find out which of each carter and mike think is the better to side with and how.s after the biggest one day drop in value in the history of the u.s. stock market who could blame tony zhang for making a play for matchup we'll show you how he's doing it it's time to risk less, to make more "options actions" starts right now. >> it's been a busy week of big tech earnings. while investors weren't hitting the like button on meta, alphabet and amazon seem to get all the love, both companies surging after reporting, but did they both really deserve it? carter, start to unpack this idea for us. >> yeah, i mean so much going on for starters two weeks ago we were playing google the down side looking for a netflix-type drop, a facebook-type drop and indeed it did the opposite we're looking for a pairs trade of google relative to amazon these are ratio charts you're going to see now the first chart it's just looking at one stock versus the other, divide it if you will, and the direction of the line is all you need to know so this is google's relative performance to amazon. an

carter, what do you see?before we get to charts it's important to think we really had a blow off this weekend collapsed. ukraine is a big wheat producer. oil a big sort of spike high and closed very poorly gold and other commodities as well. so the first chart, this is bloomberg commodity index. and it has iron ore and hogs, cotton, sugar and so forth, wheat. now, second chart. this is the exact same chart, but this is from the covid low, a perfect angle andlike a pin ball every time it hits the bottom it's fast and the top it's stale and final chart is the gsci index. in this case it blew through the top of the channel and is now falling back we want to be fading this move if you're long list take profits, if you're a short seller sell short. >> all right, well, we've got mike on the fun because of technical issues with the camera what is the trade here >> the first thing i would say is that carter has made some phenomenal calls over the last several weeks and made calls in wheat, corn, silver and gold and o

last night three things i thought war important, while carter will punch a hole in my apple, igv bounced the holding of the recent low going back few months and obviously hyg bouncing, those things happening today as well. i think that's all this is i don't think quite frankly anything has fundmentally changed in the world to get me that excited this sell off we've been in the mist of were long before the ukraine headlines and they're still in place by the way, if you think the fed will magically change course based on what's happening, i don't think they are, if they do i think it's worse for the market, mel, i'm all geeked up on this thursday night. >> wait, you say if the fed changed course, meaning, if they a band yoon any rate hikes because i think the rate hike is baked in that would be against consensus completely adam parker do you agree with the count er trend rally >> interesting because out of the 11 sectors tech was worst performing, it was off, it did lag the market, not what we see in the previous year or two where tech led in the big up market there's two type, pricing pow

gold and oil find out which of each carter and mike think i

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thank you. >> president cohen: max carter oberstone. >> commissioner carter-oberstone: thank you, president cohen. the first question is maybe just a process question. commissioner byrne asked a number of astute questions about the numbers not adding up. commissioner elias asked about officers on the brady list. the first time the department gave its budget presentation over a month ago, and i'm just wondering, this time, the department didn't have any additional facts or information to answer those questions, so i'm just wondering as a matter of process, what is the department doing to keep track of these questions and responding to commissioners' questions about the budget? i'm just wondering why the same questions are being asked about the budget over a month apart with no information? >> thank you for the question, commissioner. to answer your question, at least with commissioner elias and her question, i thought she asked how many were in the brady unit, and we provided a slide for that, but it wasn't the information that she was asking for. for commissioner byrne, i did try to attempt

amy: we will be joined by the from's madeleine carter later in the program.first, we go to congressmember jamie raskin of maryland who has the eighth congressional district since 2017. he is married to sarah bloom raskin, who has been nominated are president biden to become the top banking regulator at the federal reserve and underwent serious grilling yesterday. congressmember jamie raskin, welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. amy: the name of your book is "unthinkable: trauma, truth, and the trials of american democracy." you were the lead impeachment manager in president trump's second impeachment trial. you are a member of the house select committee investigating the january 6 capitol insurrection, which is where i want to start come even before january 6 because you are right there in the house when the attack took place. i what to take this sequentially, how this went. you were already reeling because your son tommy -- and i want to offer my condolences to your whole family because i have not had a chanc

and jimmy carter, we went down there. polk.ost: do you mind me asking, you mentioned some of your favorites. of those 50, did you have a least favorite, one you are not impressed by? caller: you know, i cannot say that. i cannot say that we weren't. we did not get to all of them, of course. i'm looking at -- i think the one we were most surprised about was poor old herbert hoover's site in iowa. he was more accomplished than we expected, and that was interesting. eisenhower in abilene, kansas, my gosh. the library and then the museum, and he is buried there. it is in the middle of nowhere. guest: they recently redid that one. it is excellent. yeah. host: jane, i was going to ask edward rothstein this question, but what is the one think that you found in 50 of these you have been to, libraries, museums, and presidential homes, what makes it a successful museum? what is one feature or aspect that makes it successful? caller: i think when you get the human aspect of who these guys were, human beings, and the little touches. i reme

suddenly carter might look better as a one termer, the way george h w bush did. when our country focuses on them intensely, when they are no longer with us. host: that book, watergate: a new history. the author joined this program last week on every 16th, the day after his book came out, to talk about that book if you want to go back and watch it. you can do -- you eat -- if you want to watch it, you can do so in its entirety on c-span.org. this is ron on our line for republicans. caller: i have two comments, one for miss shlaes and one for doug brinkley. i just want to thank doug brinkley for his incredible body of work on the history of our country. i don't know why -- i may show my own ignorance by not knowing if he has received the medal of freedom or not but he certainly should for all the work he has done so far. the thing that brings me most hope out of this survey is the fact that all of those presidents in the top 10 brought our country together. they all had one thing in common. they brought our country together, across the lines. i think that is the re

[laughing]. >> sean: sara carter, great job. send our love and support for all of the brave people that are there. don't give up. don't let people portray you as something you are not. keep it peaceful and you will win. coming up fueled by radical far left policies the homelessness crisis is spiraling out of control. now we have a proposal out of san francisco. residents are asked to open their homes to the homeless. i am asking nancy pelosi to lead the way. adam will get this show in trouble coming up next straight ahead. (vo) what makes my heart beat? having everything i want in the place i love. jamaica. heartbeat of the world. let's go! heartbeat of the world. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: out on the west coast crime, homelessness are nothing new but the liberal democrats

library because president carter use today joke that he was a cousin of june carter cash, so that probably may not be true, but it's going to be a really interesting evening to get the political side of johnny cash as you'll probably hear tonight. president carter was one of, i think, a couple of presidential candidates that johnny cash said that he supported. michael stewart foley is our author tonight. michael grew up in new england, typical irish-american family. family moved around a lot when he was a kid. six times before he was seven years old, but there were a couple of things that were really consistent in his family. they were really political from the standpoint. they loved politics, national and local politics, they were democrats, pro union, loved fd fdr, and jfk. his father dressed the importance of his ability to right, as he put it, you needed to have a command of the english language in order to succeed and michael combined all of those things. that's a great background for the preparation for citizen cash, the political life and times of johnny cash. in addition to this bo

fox news contributor sara carter.first thing, please tell these truckers that the american working people, people in this country stand in solidarity with what they are doing and for the freedom that they are leading. >> that's absolutely right, sean good i can't even begin to tell you how warm the welcome was here for me and how open everyone has been. you can hear them singing the american national anthem in the background. they were singing the canadian national anthem. and they are frustrated and they are a bit angry about the way prime minister justin trudeau has described them and what they say is fake news about them. take a listen to this. >> there's been a lot of talk about truckers not being kind, that there is a lot of violence, that they are racist. what do you think? >> i would say that that's baloney. >> they're not showing the truth. they're not showing the whole picture. >> how frustrated are you without? that is what i've been getting from everybody here. >> you only see one side of the story. they ar

. >> reporter: i'm carter evans.sports betting now legal in much of the country, the stakes are high at the super bowl. >> jiang: and later, the new mission for former cadets of the first and only black military academy in america. >> it is a legacy, a history that needs to be told. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> jiang: good evening, everybody. i'm weijia jiang in new york. adriana diaz is off. today, president joe biden again warned rusian president vladimir putin of the cost of any invasion of ukraine. more than a dozen nations have urged their citizens to leave the country. today, more planes carrying u.s. troops from the 82nd airborne division flew in to poland. thousands of ukrainians braved winter cold to rally in kyiv to show unity against threat. for latest we begin with cbs' christina ruffini at the white house. christina, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, weijia. the white house says that call between two world leaders didn't produce any major breakthroughs, and a senior ranking officia

i picked jimmy carter.e the report and i want -- and he won i thought, i elected the president. [laughter] host: edward rothstein come i will let you jump in. guest: the smithsonian in american history museum could be doing something like that but as presenting american history in detail. this does not eliminate the problem that i'm talking about because you still have, especially today with intellectual issues, you still have the situation where there is going to be controversy over assessments, importance, influence. even at the smithsonian it is a regular issue for debate and scandal. this is an intractable and difficult problem. it is a problem these institutions developed in creating monuments. one of the values as you get a certain sense -- there is information in understanding how a president wants to be conceived and what kind of legacy that president wants to be thought of having left behind. that is interesting in itself but these problems of these institutions is not completely solved by having a

they proceeded with the renewal of a warrant to spy on carter page. >> three times.aria: we don't have the app it was complicit not the cap renewing that warrant spying on the trump campaign even though carter page was no longer even working in the campaign. when, if at all to these government agencies start working with the clinton campaign? >> i was surprised, maria, other people see and i'm sure you were to the other people seemed so surprised when the news from durham's investigation this week suggested at least that some of the internet traffic that they were looking at in order to suggest trump have this back channel of communications with putin, that some of that possibly went into the time that trump was already president. everyone acted like that was a major revelation. we'll have to see where it goes. the fact of the matter is it comes in a context we already knew that the carter page surveillance, page being a former trump campaign official, knelt from october 2016 for many months into trump's presidency. it is not a new revelation that the bureau and perh

library because president carter used to joke that he was a cousin of june carter cash, though thatmay not be true. .. dry cash support. michael thorton on tonight, michael new england, typical irish-american family. family moved around a lot when he was a kid, times before he was seven years old but there are couple of things that were sent in his family. they were political, they left politics, national and local politics from democrats prounion, loved fdr jfk but his father stress the importance of the ability to write as put it, you need to have a command of the english language to t succe. michael combines all of those things provides a great background for the preparation for citizen cash from the political times of johnny cash. addition to thisk book, michael hass written or edited seven other books including confronting the war machine or politics, a historian of popular culture and historical advisor to films and shows like madman and h also a professor of amerin lies asian his home in france. also joining us tonight, historian georgia state university professor john mcmill

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that coats, john carter has never considered a complete change of scenery.s lived in the mountains. so when she and her husband decided to leave berry creek in butte county, greenville, in plumas county. >> it seemed like the perfect we came because we love the people that we met here. we love the atmosphere. we love the trees, though. the trees around your property are now more black thing. green. >> destroyed by the 2021 dixie it came down there that way and it came around here. you can see where when around last august they had only just begun to build their home here in greenville. fortunately, the fire did damage the new report foundation. and joan was certainly do some good fortune. you see she didn't just happen to move to greenville in 2020. the bear fire went through our house, burned down along with all of the other houses in berry creek. we lost 5 of our neighbors. joan carter's run of bad luck when it comes to homes and wildfire is for lack of planning. >> you can see this house that had been near miss has plenty of defensible space and they're p

iat atlant cita loofeople haver job and i put on a suit to try to help them. >> carter is giving backi was going to surf-- a dollar for every wave so i thought i would make po, around 50. i ended up making about $300. >> $300. >> uh-huh, which is surprising. >> that was the beginning. since then carter has donated thousands of dollars to local shelters and global nonprofits like surf aid which helps supply clean drinking water to remote areas of the world. >> made me feel awesome. >> now he is asking for random acts of kindness. >> it will show that there is very like good people in the world. still helping giving back to their community, so. >> meg oliver, cbs news, brigantine, new jersey. >> there are so many good people in the world. we'll be right back. cose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. psoriasis really messes with you. i starcoseyx®. to cosentyx. betarting t checke beosis. increased rof srious bet lowered ability cur. beosis. tell yr doctor increased rof srious about an inf ptoms or iu had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if y

. >> sydney carter is a touch at texas a&m and she is facing backlash after posting a picture of her, pink leather pants and high heels. some claiming the outfit isn't appropriate for a coach. >> carter says race is playing a role in the criticism. >> i just know at the end of the day, i'm a black woman, and i can't hide that, nor can i hide the fact that i look the way that i look in those pink pants in particular. so i'm not going to try to do that to make someone else feel comfortable because it's what i feel comfortable in. >> later on "good morning america," carter talks about the support that she is getting from celebrity, including rapper nicki minaj. >>> next, joe rogan is richer than we thought. >> spotify bought the rights to his podcast for 200 million, not $100 million as was reported. rogan has been at the center of a firestorm over covid misinformation and using racial slurs. >>> next, mosquito season is a long way off, but you may want to grab your bug spray right now. >> a mosquito control team in florida showing off this pile of one million mosquitos trapped last sum

they're super negative on a real basis with carter, but on much higher levels. that markets are having trouble because they've all been predicated on the enormous stimulus which is obviously being taken. >> it's interesting to hear you, jeffrey push back on bullard in a manner that i feel that you are. do you think that five rate hikes will be enough can the fed engineer a soft landing? can they land the plane softly >> i've never seen it happen before every time you get into this sort of an environment you start to hear people talking about this time it's different, and i'm hearing that a little bit now already while rates are still really low it doesn't matter. i heard someone who is a mortgage broker on the radio program talking about who cares if rates are up? they're still really low, and that's a bad analysis, when rates go up and it has an impact i think the fed will have to raise rates than the market still thinks and we're not for a terminal funds rate over 1.5, 1.75 and they'll keep raising rate which is is also the case >> so we're starting to see mor

if you go to plains, georgia any sunday still jimmy carter jimmy carter's standing the church school. yeah carter certainly among it. but but there is someone who i were all recognize. whatever people believe about organized religion. they look at president carter and they see a man who lives his faith. who practices his faith and it's a faith that is less richtek. than it is about. making the world a better place which president had the best staff. well, you know that's is it's a good question. yeah your wife because i'm saying this because it it's so counter to to conventional thinking. you know richard nixon had a really good white house staff. i mean there were some really bad people on it. but there are some some really. very very skillful people you look at his domestic one of the elements of revisionism. is we'll get nixon's domestic record. which is first of all much more. complete then then people think of nixon as a foreign policy president who didn't care about domestic policy and i think the truth is is very different. i would say eisenhower. head next one staff of course

i think i've done a couple of events in the carter center in our patella books, thank you for hostingh of us. i wish we could be together in person. there's a lot to do. one reason, mike and i are really good friends from what we've known each other for about 20 years andat it's been a wonderful friendship during that period and it occurred to me recently about 20 years, there have been many times i've heard you talk about this book. there's a o long period of timei like the introduction you told e story about the first only time an option, and edifying experience, i wonder if you could start by sharing that. >> sure, thanks. this speaks to what you said, you've heard me talk about johnny cash for 20 years. this was in 2004 after cash and jimmy carter passed away and the state was auctioning off their affairs and i've been working on this other book tony mentioned about the vietnam war and in 2002, sony or columbia have come out with this recording never released before from december of 1969 recorded at madison square johnny cash starts speaking a lot about the vietnam war so that piq

more from ian carter. _ commitment to the pga tour. more from ian carter.. johnson use the pga tour social media outlet to outline that he is behind this established american circuit. bryson dechambeau took to his own social media channels to say that, as long as the best players in the world were continuing to play on the pga tour, thatis continuing to play on the pga tour, that is exactly where he would continue to play his golf. there are, we think, some players still interested, but significantly, all of the big names, the youngest stars, have aligned themselves with the pga tour, and without the big names, the likes of bryson dechambeau and dustinjohnson, who were the big names that greg norman and his colleagues, in terms of trying to launch this super league, were hoping that they would be able to hang this project around, without them, it does look dead in the water. on saturday night in manchester — almost two decades after their rivalry began — the world finally got to see what would happen if amir khan got in the ring with kell brook. we could ha

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at -- first i am going to talk with commissioner max carter. >> thank you. as i have mentioned in prior commission meetings, i have been working for the department for a while now to get staff data this is an issue that i have been very focused on. i think our goal here is to figure -- figure out, you know, you have mash -- massive racial disparities in our staff. our goal is to figure out what portion of this is caused by race neutral policies that are legitimate and what parts are caused by violence. i want to thank the department for providing additional data that was requested and additional data analysis. a lot of the questions i have today are valid. that dated that the department provided that weren't necessarily covered in the report or the presentation. if sergeant youngblood could help me out and just put on the screen the slides that i sent, i think some of my questions would just be easier if there are visual aids. unlike the d.p.a. reports, this won't win any design awards. i put this together myself. brace yourself. it is really ugly. i think i

and so there's this heated exchange about basically carter working for president roosevelt trying to get francis moran throne in jail arrested and convicted and so one of my questions was why is this carter a fellow putting so much energy into trying to get moran arrested and what i found was because since i was 15, i subscribed to this journal called the international journal of intelligence and counterintelligence. i was i grew up in bingham to new york and it got kind of boring there. so when you found a journal with this title that became kind of my monthly excitement and so one of the one of the articles that was published in 2010 fairly convincingly argues that john franklin carter was a member of russian gru, that's soviet military intelligence. and so so now you had the the british in south boston you had the nazi's in south boston, and now i'm arguing you have shades of the russians in south boston as well all centered on this group. and finally, how what happens to herbert shoals herbert shoals ends up in he's arrested by counter us army counterintelligence core in 1945. he

that coats, john carter has never considered a complete change of scenery.lways lived in the mountains. so when she and her husband decided to leave berry creek in county, greenville, in plumas county. >> it seemed like the perfect we came because we love the people that we met here. we love the atmosphere. we love the trees, the trees around your property are now more black being green. >> destroyed by the 2021 dixie it came down there that way and it came around here. you can see where when around last august they had only just begun to build their home here in greenville. fortunately, the fire didn't damage. the new report foundation. and joan was certainly do some good fortune. you see she didn't just happen to move to greenville in 2020. the bear fire went through our house, burned down along with all of the other houses in berry creek. we lost 5 of our neighbors. joan carter's run of bad luck when it comes to homes and wildfire is for lack of planning. >> you can see this house that had the near miss has plenty of defensible space and they're prepared

and jimmy carter, we went down there. polk. do you mind me asking, you mentioned some of your favorites. of those 50, did you have a least favorite, when you are not impressed by? caller: you know, i cannot say that. i cannot say that we weren't. we did not get to all of them, of course. i think the one we were most surprised about was poor old herbert hoover's site in iowa. he was more accomplished than we expected, and that was interesting. eisenhower in abilene, kansas, my gosh. the library and then they museum and he is buried there. it is in the middle of nowhere. guest: they recently redid that one. yeah. host: jane, i was going to ask edward rothstein this question, but what is the one think that you found in 50 of these you have been to, libraries, museums, and presidential homes, what makes it a successful museum? what is one feature or aspect that makes its assessed --makes it successful? caller: i think when you get the human aspect of who these guys were, human beings, and the little touches. i remember one where we

he's running this very much like a jimmy carter.iran fell was jimmy carter wasn't strong. the reason afghanistan fell the way it does is because this president wasn't strong. what happened to the american citizens in afghanistan who undoubtedly have citizens and ukraine if russians come over the border and that's another example of absence of peace through strength, ronald reagan famously said before you talk about peace and strength, he told the story of wars in his lifetime at all four wars were not caused by being too strong but by the presence of weakness. jon: republican of california, good to have you on. thank you. more democrat run states are using up on the masking requirements. meantime, the fda delays the push for covid vaccines for children under the age of five. doctor marc siegel joins us next. ♪♪ several democrat governors beginning to ease mask restrictions in their states, this in defiance of the biden administration which stands by the centers for disease control existing guidance. pfizer file transfer fda approval