carter has to react to. he reacts by pulling out of the olympics, ending some trade deals over things like wheat but also not getting involved on the ground, that's another piece of reassessing carter's legacy, how do we assess what didn't happen? how do we assess the stuff he didn't do? next up, we've got from carter's first year of the campaign bid, sitting down to leaders of israel and egypt and putting together a peace agreement, something that was a really high priority for carter. one nobel peace prize, not for carter but other two leaders involved, you read about this a little bit, this becomes another piece, really big foreign policy accomplishment and how high is this on the priority agenda of the american people, what constituency does this speak to? there are people who care about it of course but it's not going to be a top line issue the way the economy and inflation are. carter really is very foreign policy forward in his first year, wants to get a lot done. 's advisors are like we need to do st

and there there's plenty of evidence that carter was carter was in these ideas. he agreed with these ideas that even as a as a person in the south, he had actually borne personal cost as a business person, not joining these kind of reactive southern white citizens councils and things. but when it came to being president just wasn't at the top of his agenda and he has sort a mixed legacy for that reason in them. and the early part of the administration, the supreme heard a big case on affirmative action and the administration was really torn internally about exactly where to go with that. but they ended up kind of coming out in general support of of the concept of affirmative action. but again, that's kind of reactive. yeah. did any of his campaign focus civil rights like were there broken promises, i guess, or promises, but that that's a good question. yeah, it wasn't really wasn't really a campaign focus either. i mean, it was the campaign was lot more general about this kind of good government kind of idea. yeah it wasn't really front and center campaign. and y

that change happened with carter. this idea of outsider politics in the nomination system, the iowa caucus where you can drive back and forth through the state and meet everybody in newdy hampshire, you literally have to meet every single person. that is a real advantage for an outsider candidate. you get a lot of name recognitionn and youth don't hae to go to the diner to get recognition. that becomes a thing. so carter has a lasting imprint really am both parties. particularly on his own. we do see the democratic party moving to the center under carter. thisai becomes certainly be the 80s and 90s and early 2000 as the democratic party starts to move away from its roots and start think about adopting some of the more republican framework about the size of government and back to the inflation stage, regulation speech. the idea that the government is going to play this big role in people's lives and it's okay to talk about building a government a new cabinet department and regulation, that becomes a lot less popular an

which was also the title of carter's campaign also thehe tie of carter's campaign biography and givesnsights so keep the title in mind as we think about carter's political project and a legacy. i'm going start as off here with jimmy carter in the news. a couple of weeks ago it was announced that former president carter who g is 98 was going to live out the rest of the state in-home hospice, and this kind of kicked off a lot of reassessment, a lot of conversation about carter's presidential legacy and legacy in the world, some of which you read about today. but up until this point carter had a pretty kind of negative legacy, often at the bottom of lists of great presidents. you kind to see this here. here are a aoue of these are both conservative new sites comparing democratic presidents to jimmy carter, and thesere kind of intended t be unflattering sort of comparisons, and especially with inflation, which will talk about. you've gotten a lot of comparisons between carter and biden. instructive are also some comparisons with barack obama. lately as you saw in the piece that you read,

in comes jimmy carter. he's both a southerner not just from the border south but the deep south, georgia, also has a reputation as a racial liberal, someone who has stood up to segregationist southerners and has a forward-looking vision on race. one thing carter exemplifies in this coalition is someone who can bridge this painful divide in the coalition. it is morally painful and also politically painful. that's one of the ways that carter has kind of an in. there's a couple other things going on here. by 1976 the country has a new president on nomination system. before, if you wanted to get nominated we talked about these conventions, we talked about 19th century nomination conventions, you had to get in good with the delegates to those conventions, now as of 1976, it starting to look like the one that you know, that we know. what you need to do is do well in the primary system. to indelicate you've got to win state-by-state primaries, they are in this crazy order and some states are early and some are lat

this happened with carter. this idea outsider politics the nomination system complete primaries the iowa caucus you can drive back and forth through the state to meet everyone, new hampshire and other early primary you literally have to meet every single person in the state if you want to win that primary is a real advantage went outside her canopy do not have name recognition going to go to the diner and get name recognition. that sticks. that becomes a thing. so carter has a lasting imprint, really on both parties, but particularly on his own. the second is reduced to the democratic party moving to the center under carter. this becomes a thing certainly toie the 80s, 90s and early 2000's of democratic party start to move away from its new deal roots. source of think about adopting some of the more republican frameworks about theid governme. they back to the slide with the inflation speech and regulatione speech. the idea the government going to build out the government, build up cabinet departments new regula

carter was placed back into ministry. >> the father carter story i think is one of the most shameful for the archdiocese of san francisco. >> reporter: attorney rick simmons was la campania's attorney. >> the archdiocese claim they had were going to do an independent review. they did an independent review, but the only thing that was independent was the facts. >> reporter: in the two decades that followed, carter continued to work as a priest in san francisco, most recently at our lady of lords and st. paul of the shipwreck, seen in this youtube video posted in 2021. in 2022, our investigative unit told you about a new wave of accusations hitting the catholic church across california, enabled by the 2019 child victims act which temporarily did away with the civil statute of limitations on child section abuse cases. >> now six more have come forward with allegations. >> reporter: we've pored through hundreds of lawsuits and found carter's name at least a half dozen times. these six new suits accuse carter of sexually abusing children, both boys and girls, at different times throughout

carter was placed back into ministry. >> the father carter story, i think is one of the most shameful for the archdiocese of san francisco. >> attorney, rick simmons emma was la compania's attorney. >> the archdiocese claimed that they were going to do an independent review . they did an independent review, but the review wasn't really independent of the facts. >> in the two decades that followed, carter continued to work as a priest in san francisco. most recently at our lady of lourdes and st. paul bishopric, seen here in this youtube video posted in 2021. in 2022, our investigative unit told you about a new wave of accusations hitting the catholic church across california, enabled by the 2019 child victim's act, which temporarily did away with the civil statute of limitations on child sex abuse cases. >> and no six more people have come forward with allegations. >> right. >> we have poured through hundreds of new lawsuits and found carter's name at least a half-dozen times. these six new suits accused carter of sexually abusing children, both boys and girls, at different times thro

carter's tireless advocacy along with her husband president carter.on path of human rights around the world she's a dedicated advocate for caregivers and mental health issues here at home. mrs. carter is present at the rosalynn carter institute for caregiving at georgia southwestern state university. she these institutes efforts to promote the well-being family caregivers but she's an inspiration for many and a legend in her own right. and very pleased to be here this afternoon to talk about caregiving an issue that's very important to me. it's been part of my life since i was 12 years old. my father was diagnosed with leukemia at age 44. we lived in a small town and all of the neighbors were out but i vividly remember going to my sister's hiding place the outdoor privy if you can believe it, to cry so i could be alone. i was oldest child and i felt the burden of looking after my father yet i was afraid and didn't always feel like being strong. my mother depended on me. less than a year after my father died my -- died in my grandfather came to live wi

that was rosalyn carter. she arrived at the white house after the 1976 campaign with a blueprint to go to work. she was a valued political partner to her husband jimmy, but found that there were many obstacles facing a first lady. wanted to influence public policy. she became known as a staunch advocate for those struggling with their mental health you'll hear directly from her featuring footage from c-span's video library first. her work on mental health issues and why they became so important to her. of february 1977 event at the white house after president carter signed an executive order creating a mental health commission, which she served as active honorary chair and important early forum now listen to her in her own words. as you probably know for the past. year and a half a little more i have campaigned all over the country. my biographical sketch. i had a little paragraph that said that i was interested in mental health and so everywhere i went if people had a good program. they wanted me to see it.

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carter is a wonderful person. she is just not only from a faith standpoint, but she's been with the department of veterans affairs for 23 years in the nursing capacity. as you had mentioned earlier, she was also she served for 8 years in the army. so this, this woman is committed to serving her country and to serving those who have served alongside of her and who have also served and other capacities. this is a very difficult thing for anyone to do to, to stand alone even which, you know, on this lawsuit lawsuit, she's standing alone, but certainly not on the issue. and it's difficult, especially in this climate of the view on, on the topic of abortion, that is just a tremendously difficult hard thing to do. and she is brave and i think that speaks volumes. this woman sincerely held religious beliefs are firm and the rights that she has and the rights that others have in terms of being allowed to, to work and serve the god that they, you know, to, to, to stand by their faith is something that is, people don't unde

carter's tireless. advocacy alongside her husband president carter.on behalf of human rights and conflict resolution around the world she is also a dedicated advocate for caregivers and mental health issues here at home. mrs. carter as president of the rosalind carter institute for caregiving at georgia southwestern state university where she leads the institutes efforts to promote the well-being of family caregivers throughout our country. she is an inspiration for many and a legend in her own, right? i'm very pleased to be here this afternoon to speak about caregiving an issue. that is very important to me. it's been part of my life since i was 12 years old and my father was diagnosed with leukemia at age 44. we lived in a very small town and all the neighbors rallied around but i still vividly remember going to my secret hiding place. the outdoor privia if you can believe that to cry. that's why i could be alone. i was the oldest child. and i felt the burden of needing to help care for my father and my three younger siblings yet. i was afraid and d

carter's tireless advocacyrt alongside present president carter for on behalf of human rights aroundthe world. she's also dedicated advocate for caregivers in mental health issues here at home. mrs. carter as president of the rosalynn carter institute for caregiving at georgia southwestern state university. where she leaves the institute's efforts to promote the well-being family caregivers throughout our country. she is an inspiration for many and a legend in her own right. >> i'm pleased to be here this afternoon to speak about caregivingee an issue that is vy important to me. spent part of my life since i was 12 years old. and my father was diagnosed with age 44. at militant very small town and all of the neighbors gathered around. i still vividly remember going to my secret o hiding place the outdoor privy if you can believe that, to cry. it was where i could be alone. i was the oldest child i felt the burden of helping need care for my father my three younger siblings.ng yet i was afraid and did not feel like being strong. but myss mother dependent on me. so a year after my fath

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carter was placed back into ministry. >> the father carter story i think is one of the most shameful for the archdiocese of san francisco. the archdiocese claimed that they were going to do an independent review, they did an independent review, but the only thing that was independent was the facts. >> reporter: in the two decades that followed, carter continued to work as a priest in san francisco. most recently at our lady of lords and saint paul of the ship wreck seen in this video posted in 2021. in 2022, our investigative unit told you about a new wave of accusations hitting the catholic church across california, enabled by the 2019 child venus williams act. >> now six more people have come forward with allegations. >> reporter: we have looked at hundreds of new lawsuits and found carter's name at least a vaf dozen times. these suits accuse him of sexually abusing children, both boys and girls, at different times throughout his career from the 1970s through 2000. >> at the time these lawsuits were filed, he was still in ministry, in present day, and that is what is really, really

. >> we were able to reach father carter by phone.eaching out for response to abuse accusations that have recently come to light, and we'd like to get your side of the story. he said no thank you. he doesn't want to comment, and he hung up the phone. we also had questions for san francisco's archdiocese. archbishop laveda is no longer there and was promoted to cardinal in 2006 and later died in 2019. archbishop corps de-leone is now is charge. >> i'm proud of whoever's coming forward. >> reporter: she faced backlash for coming forward back in 2002. she's telling her story now so that accusers know she's in their corner. >> it was very difficult to do it alone. i'm happy to be here to talk about it. they're not alone. >> reporter: the archdiocese would not tell us whether carter is still working as a priest. we got a list of those in good standing to minister, and carter's name is not on it. >> with so many new allegations of priest abuse coming out, we wanted to know, how are parishioners responding? we sat down with some to find out

carter, for those who didn't see "fast money," what do you see in the charts here?id you want it -- when a stock makes such a big jump, is it possible that they've entered sort of a new range higher >> oh, sure. so if you think about any major rerating, when a stock drops and gaps 20%, an fda miss, mor people dying than living from the drug, or pops like this, up, it's a rerating. the stock has been -- and rightly so, because of news. i think they had -- sales were 60% above in the quarter what wall street was expecting. the question, though, is once you've been rerated, not 3% or 4%, 25, you typically stop there. when a stock drops and gaps that much or rises that much, it starts to churn. on an intermediate basis, and you notice that nvidia is really where it was yesterday, yesterday was the news, didn't do much today, it's likely to be here for quite some time, many, many weeks at least. >> well, brian, a little bit of a different experience here, you laid out a trade on nvidia last week, hedging for more move in the opposite direction what are you doing now with

we're live on the desk tonight, mike khouw, carter worth, and brian stutland let's get to it.vidia, the stock jumped up in the rankings to become the host heavily traded options name in nominal terms, one of the biggest over the last several months because of its more than 160% run year to date, here's the kicker, if you own the stock there is a way to squeeze more juice from the semicitrus foot with options, mike, please explain. >> yeah, you know, we often talk about selling covered calls and how it isn't typically advisable to do that going into big catalysts such as earnings this is, unfortunately, a stock i happen to own, although we do own several other semiconductor names and many traded up as a benefit from nvidia's stellar performance here once that catalyst has come and gone, in nvidia's case, the stock has rallied to an extraordinary level, but implied volatility after that catalyst remains high i was looking at this earlier today, and the june 405 to 410 calls, those were about call it 2 1/2 to 3% of the current stock price. so, if you're fortunate enough to hold t

, right carter >> it's quite something.t's a testament to the unfortunate event where you pay too much for something it takes a long time to get to whole. now, we have a lot of stocks that are driving the market, just to talk about concentration. if you look back over the last 35, 40 years, the top ten stocks are typically 20% concentration. it's not a rare thing. but we're at 30 now and we have some names off the reservation, nvidia being one of them let's look at a couple charts and see what we can figure out together comparative chart, nvidia versus amd, quite correlated, and you see one taking off, going its own way, it's now on a two-year basis triple the performance of amd. and i think you play for convergence here look at the maps on their own, nvidia, steep, uncorrected, back to a former high take profits of your -- so calls or new money, small shorts amd, by contrastation, something that's lag, making the turn, take a look and you have all the elements of a bearish to bullish reversal in the amd chart. so, sometime

carter, what do you mean here? >> if you think about the circumstance of what vulnerability is there's two types. it's vulnerable weak, someone that's ill or a political campaign that's on the ropes or a hedge fund that has too many shorts people go after and exploit vulnerability. vulnerable extended is the opposite you're the champion, everyone's come for you, you're the most popular kid on the class and people turn on you the sporting season that can't end. we have a circumstances where certain areas are vulnerable extended, restaurants, home builders being all time highs. and yet you have retailer at all-time lows. the three lines tell the tale. home builder up and to the right. xrt almost making 52-week lows let's remove the sector and look at two on their own. you see this bifurcation typically what happens the ones that are expensive succumb to selling pressure be the ones that are weak get worse. foot locker wasn't doing well. we had big reports from ross, walmart, and none of it was good this is not a good

carter's life and work. brangham looks at that legacy and the impact dementia has on millions of families. >> geoff, rosalynn carter has long focused on the importance of mental health ever since leaving the white house. in fact, she founded an institute for caregiving years later. more than 50 million people worldwide have dementia. and in the statement announcing mrs. carter's condition, her team said that about 1 in 10 americans who are 65 and older have dementia. kathyrn cade is vice chair of the carter center and serves on the carter center's mental health task force. she's a longtime friend of the first lady and a former aide from when she was in the white house. thank you so much for being here. as i mentioned you worked with the former first lady in the white house and have been a friend and advisor ever since. for a woman who has dedicated so much of her life to caregiving and mental health care, this news must land with a particular resonance and significance? >> she has been a mental health advoca

the vice chair of the carter center serves on the mental health task force for the carter center andd of the first lady and a former aid from when she was in the white house. kathy, thank you for being here. i mean as i mentioned, you worked with the former first lady in the white house and have been a friend and advisor ever sense. for a woman who has dedicated so much of her life to caregiving and mental health care, this news today must land with you all with particular resonance and significance. kathy: this carter has been a mental health advocate for more than 50 years and has counsel he to fight the stigma and discrimination that holds back progress in the mental health field and keeps us from providing support to family caregivers who are often the front line was a diagnosis like dementia is made, so i think this is carter has always been uh a fierce advocate of speaking out honestly and openly about mental health challenges in supporting the needs of caregivers, and so while i am personally deeply saddened by the news today, i think this gives us an opportunity to talk openl

carl carter was worried about his wife beverley.inner, but it was dark now and she was not answering her phone. and with the property for sale, her car was in the driveway but there was no sign of her. carl said that he called the police, then his son. >> he says, you know, it's almost 9:00. and i say son i have not heard from your mom. have you heard from her? and i'm texting her, i'm calling her, and i can't get any response. and my first thought was, dad, this is the nature of the business. >> to reach a sure his dad and himself, carl junior and his wife drove over to the office hoping she would be there. >> there was no one there, the place is completely black. and at that time, dad let me know that he had made it to the property where mom told him that she was going. and her car was there but she wasn't. >> carl figured there had to be an explanation. he called her friends. being real with assayed engines themselves, the thought that they would know -- . >> we went to two vacant housings which were her listings, and we checked

what does similar history support, carter worth lays it out for us. >> bifurcation is a circumstance,ot about concentration of market big cap names, it's stocks on steep up trends independent attack, mcdonald's or lily or hershey new six month highs of 15 and 20%. and exact opposite u.s. steel, city bank, 3 m at 6 month lows all down 15 and 0%. 3,000 basis points of spread independent attack what it represents is people clustering into fewer and fewer names as others continue to get worse, and one can say so what, that's why the market's unchanged, some winning, some losing but at some point the steep and uncorrected stocks are full, rich, expensive while the weak stocks are telling a message about the economy. ford motor, 52-week low, u.s. steel, goes on and on. that's a very different picture of the market. the market looks quiet, but it's not. we have a few s&p charts sequencing since the high. there's a chart with no annotations. next iteration shows we've had these very distinct rallies, and each rally has faltered at some point. ultimately this one is starting to falter, too, th

our golf correspondent ian carter has more.— players. our golf correspondent ian carter has more.re. yes, and when you consider it as _ carter has more. yes, and when you consider it as less _ carter has more. yes, and when you consider it as less than _ carter has more. yes, and when you consider it as less than a _ carter has more. yes, and when you consider it as less than a year- carter has more. yes, and when you consider it as less than a year that l consider it as less than a year that he was holding the position of europe's ryder cup captain, that encapsulates the turmoil that has gone on since the arrival of live gulp. and now these punishments, the green light for that was given by the arbitration hearing, and the fact those players lost their appeal to the initial fines and suspensions put in place for playing in live golf and asian events without the permission. so stenson has gone. last week, we saw other big names from european golf in lee westwood and in bolton resign their memberships, the veteran richard bland has gone as well, and i expect other big names to foll

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at the time that pretty cute running and actually when we were running with the carters against the carters and they were running against us i had suggested then that it would be just advisable that we have a woman run for vice president. but i was kind of vetoed again. so now i i think it's time again and we still don't have a woman for vice president. hopefully to someday we're well the hardest part for me. when we were serving in the white house was having the children not quite as close to us as they were when we were just living as in our own home in virginia and particularly having a young daughter and a young son who were 18 and 19 years old. i felt very responsible for them and that bothered me a great deal because traveling and state dinners took me away from that family and it was kind of hard. that was that was the most that was the biggest drawback other than the biggest drawback for me. was when of course. two women attempted to shoot my husband. so those attempts on his life gave me a very scary feeling every time he left the white house. but it was a wonderful time and we enj

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mike, carter, and brian. let's get to it. let's get to nvidia. stunning earnings rally, the stock jumped up in the rankings to become the most heavily traded options name in nominal terms. it was already just one of the biggest over the last several months because of the more than 160% run year to date. here is kicker if you own the stock, there is a way to squeeze even more juice from the semi citrus fruit with options. mike, please explain, we often talk about selling covered calls and how it isn't typically advised to it that certainly woo certainly wouldn't have been in this case. this is not a stock i happen to own. we own several other semiconductor names and many traded up as basically a benefit i think from nypd's stellar performance here once that catalyst has come and gone and in nypd'ondisclosure agreement -- nypd's case it has rallied to an extraordinary level, after that catalyst remains high, i was looking at this earlier today and the june 405 to 410 calls were about call it 2.5 to 3% of the current stock price. so if you are fortu

. >>> now to a health update for rosalynn carter, months after jimmy carter entered hospice care the former first lady has been diagnosed with dementia. the carter family making the announcement and asking for the public's understanding yesterday. blayne alexander has more. >> reporter: former first lady, rosalynn carter is known as much for her work inside the white house as her time out of it. she is face aing a new health battle at age 95, she has been diagnosed with dementia she continues to reside happily at home with her husband and enjoying spring. >> re it comes three months after former president carter entered hospice care a fierce mental health advocate, rosalynn carter and her husband co-founded the carter center, spending decades doing humanitarian work around the world. >> his belief and her passion on mental health issues and making sure that people, really, that their human rights were afforded, the ability to have issues addressed was part of the love story and the carter family says they're sharing news of her diagnosis in part to help further the mission hoping it

>> and our thoughts with the carter family tonight. all right, blayne, thank you for that >>> we'll be right back in 60 seconds with the astonishing caught-on-camera close call between a chinese fighter jet and a u.s. aircraft >>> plus an nbc news exclusive. the russian mercenaries taking africa's gold and diamonds to fund its own military operations stay with h us fo >>> we're back with a fighter jet close call this video, take a look, was taken inside of a u.s. aircraft flying a routine operation over the south china sea last week when a chinese fighter jet, you see it there, got much too close. the pentagon is calling it an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver. >>> okay now to an nbc news exclusive. our richard engel with unheard of access inside an african country that is now dominated by russian mercenaries. those same mercenaries are considered some of the most ruthless fighters in the war in ukraine, and they're using their riches from thehe central africacan republic to fuel their fighting ththere. >> repororter: the centntral afr

carter. i mean, excuse me, mrs. clinton, earlyon on and she very much is supporting the coverage of mental health and substance abuse. >> a very active advocacy role in healthcare and your successor mrs. clinton is taken very active role in crafting the policy, drafting the legislation. do you have any advice to mrs. clinton as you take on that added role in healthcare? >> i think, i would tell her to just keep working. [laughing] i applaud her efforts and those ofof tipper gore. having been first lady come you realize that there is some influence in the position and i applaud those who take advantage of that. >> and i would just say ditto. [laughing] >> i think that when my husband was serving as president of the united states, i felt that i could be a sounding board. i had the feeling that as i went around public functions i could hear what the people were feeling and hear what they were saying, and carry it back to him as the, what was out there for him to take an and kind of combine in what he was hearing from h

carter is not a good president for you, he should be removed from his mouth.america should remove him from the stage. carter was a politician. he was a good republic for america . he discredited america. must the card should not be taken because the card has betrayed america. america is now engaged in betraying america and the interests of america are acting. if the american scientists have the matter, and later it was thought that the revolutionaries of iran were holding the hostages of the espionage den until the american presidential election. they did not release him and this incident made him, with the pressure of the public opinion of the american people , write about carter for the second time after the failure of the card . can be the fate of the presidential election in the afternoon, carter only wanted the hostages to return to the united states for the rest of his presidency, so that at least the history of this incident would be recorded in his name, but even after a few hours of the presidential inauguration , there was no news of the american hos

the carter center says mrs.arter is enjoying the spring and enjoying visits with her loved ones. >>> smoke from a wildfire on canada's atlantic coast continues to affect air quality in the u.s. about 15 miles from the city of halifax in nova scotia. crews made progress overnight but say changing winds are making the fire unpredictable. the fire now covers about three square miles, burned about 200 homes. 16,000 people evacuated. the snoelg smoke is prompting air quality alerts across the east coast. no word on what sparked this wildfire. >>> was it a prank, activism, or accident? investigators are trying to determine what turned the water in venice, italy, green. it happened over the weekend and spread through the water near the rialto bridge. investigators say a powder used to trace leaks in pipes is to blame and it is not harmful to marine life. so far, no one has claimed responsibility. this comes after a few protests by environmental activists who are angry about italy's subsidies for fossil fuel. last week,

carter can speak for herself.e are trying to do is be sure in whatever bill is passed by congress that mental health and substance abuse are included equally. >> i agree. this is a policy issue. not a political issue for what bill we support. it is more of what the bill contains an that what we are talking about. >> in view all. [inaudible] >> i spoke with hillary very early in the process of that included mental health. i work with tipper gore and a working group constantly. i think that everybody would like to have mental health benefits included in healthcare reform. but what we want to make sure of is they are created equal of this or distinction if sick you are sick. that is what we are working toward. >> yes, i too have met with mrs. mrs. clinton early on. she very much is supporting the coverage of mental health and substance abuse. [inaudible] exit active advocacy role your healthcare. your success is taking an active role in crafting the policy and you have any advice to mrs. clinton as she takes on the a

carter, excuse me mrs. clinton early on and she very much is supporting the coverage of mental health and substance abuse. >> your success with mrs. clinton take an active role crafting the policy andis legislation do you have been advised to mrs. clinton as she takes on that at a role in health care? >> i think i would tell her to just keep working. i applaud a her efforts and thoe of tipper gore. having been a first lady you realize there is some input to those positions and i applaud those who take advantage of it. >> and i would say ditto. >> i think when my husband was serving as president of united states i felt that i could be a sounding board. i had the feeling as i went around public functions i could hear what the people were feeling and hear what they were saying and carry it back to him as to what wast out there for hm to take him and kind of combined what he was hearing from his cabinet. i think the president is often so protective of those people around him that he doesn't have a really good f

rosalynn carter is 95 years old. her husband, former president jimmy carter, is 98. he went into hospice care at his home over the past several months. there were reports that the two of them had basically been together, hanging out, at their house in plains. we're going to have much more on this breaking news later this hour. but, again, sad to hear the report that rosalynn carter has been diagnosed with dementia. >>> and still ahead, 12 cities, three states, and a lot at stake. florida governor ron desantis taking his campaign on the road with a new focus on attacking donald trump. we're back in 60 seconds. donald trump we're back in 60 seconds we know patients are more than their disease. that's why, at novo nordisk, we've spent a hundred years developing treatments to help unlock humanity's full potential. these are the greats: people living with, thriving with — not held back by — disease. they motivate us to fight diabetes and obesity, rare diseases and cardiovascular conditions, for generations to come. so, everyone can meet their moment. because your disease

a fierce mental health advocate, rosalynn carter and her husband cofounded the carter center, spending decades doing humanitarian work around the world. >> his belief and her passion on mental health issues and making sure that people really that their human rights were afforded the ability to have these issues addressed was part of the love story. >> reporter: and the carter family says they are sharing news of her diagnosis in part to help further that mission, saying they hope it leads to more conversations to break the stigma around the illness. tom? >> and our thoughts with the carter family tonight. all right, blayne, thank you for that. >>> we'll be right back in 60 seconds with the astonishing caught-on-camera close call between a chinese fighter jet and a u.s. aircraft. >>> plus an nbc news exclusive. the russian mercenaries taking africa's gold and diamonds to fund i its owown militaryry operationsns. stayay with us.. phil:: excuse me? hillllary: thatat wasn't me. narratoror: said hilillary, whs onlyly taken 34747 steps todo. hihillary: i cycled h here. narrrrator: speaeaking

carter. >> xrt, sell. >> brian. >> yeah, retailers yuck.. >> mike. >> hedge >> that does it for "options action." we're back next friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern. "mad money" with jim cramer starts now - protecting your identity in today's world is more important and more difficult than ever. what if someone stole your identity? and once they did it, they used it to create a fake id with their picture and your information. then they committed a burglary got caught and skipped bail. could you be arrested for it? that's exactly what happened to this man. this is dav. he was driving to work one day, but never made it. instead he was hauled off to jail for a crime he didn't commit, all because he was a victim

steve, what do you make of this note from carter >> can't argue with anything he has seaid. i don't disagree the only pushback -- so i guess i do disagree. >> when you drop a double negative, i know there's something coming don't disagree. >> i'm long apple. you have to tell me if you think the banking crisis -- it's rhetorical you have to tell me if you think the banking crisis is over it's probably not. if it's not, people are going to pull to safety these companies have a ton of free cash flow and great products they have a ton of cash, and i know the valuations are stretched, but when people think about safety, where to put their money, they're probably leaning towards more microsoft and apple even though they have been on fire and they have been the leaders, so i'm not necessarily ready to buy the laggards in this. >> guy >> i understand, and not disagreeing doesn't necessarily mean that you do agree, to tim's point, but i'll say this -- i happen to agree with what carter said at a certain point, valuations do matter, and i understand why both microsoft and apple are gr