charles donald trump's also convicted fraudster. donald trump has been convicted of designation by the woman who he sexually assaulted. so rights don't enter into one lot. donald trump does personally, and he doesn't seem to have rights when he looks at america for abroad. and of course, the tragedy here is, is america, which has, of course, has been very flores in the way that it is tried to promote human rights. we can't go talk about decades about that. what happens here is if you have a present to us, it literally does not only against human rights, but it's turning them apart. and those who are in other countries around the world who are suppressing human rights. yeah. whether it be in a asia, the middle east, lot america, they feel like they've got a free pass. there's no reason to listen to the united states. yeah. i know how do you see it because the us has long been criticized for not being completely genuine . when it talks about holding up human rights and the rules based on what to what does having someone like donald trump in the presidency mean for the us roland that well

charles. >> the drama builds, thank you shannon. folks, president-elect donald trumpning on this decision on what to do next, we will go to west palm beach for more on this with nate. >> reporter: good afternoon, charles. trump said he is considering his options on how to move forward with tiktok after the supreme court ruling. he said he actually talked on the phone today with tiny -- the chinese president about tiktok and other things as well. trump posted on his social after the ruling quote,"the court decision was expected and we must respect it. my decision will be made in the not to -- too distant future but i need to review this information, stay tuned." meanwhile the ceo of tiktok has this to say. >> i want to thank president trump for his commitment to work with us, to find a solution that keeps tiktok available in the united states. >> charles: the ceo will be attending trump's in operation while trump also elaborate on his call today. posting on social media quote,"the call was a good one for china and usa, it's my expectation that we will solve many proble

donald trump space -- trump's speech was, psych, not happening. [laughter] charles they've had their first budget surplus in 14 years and, julie, he did? in just one year. been he did this in one year. when people in argentina a get their bills now, it's itemized. >> oh, yeah, i saw this. charles: people get to see what big government really costs. it's absolutely amazing. >> no, it's incredible, and he was a star at the inauguration, by the way. he was also at the hispanic inaugural ball, and this guy is now trump's best friend. he's gotten behind make america great, make argentina great again. and the president has a tremendous amount of respect for him. by the way, budget surplus, cutting back on spending, that's what this country is about a, all the pork that needs to be cut out under the biden administration which has caused inflation is going to go away, and i think my lay is a great example -- charles: and it's good that he won. they've been a failure for decades, but people will still vote for the same people, and it takes something jarring to wake them up.

are on track, corporate america spending the need to donald trump, his legal problems seem to be over, this is peak donald trump right now. charlesome back in do you agree with that trump is that his power right now. >> i think without a doubt, what are the reasons as such a strong hand is the fact that he's been here before and he admits he made mistakes eight years ago when he came into the white house because he did not understand washington or exactly how it worked, he did not understand what a snake it is in this time he's prepared for all of that. he's been preparing for four years but especially in the last not only how we campaign but in the last couple months since the election he has been preparing every single thing that he wishes he had done differently the first time he does differently this time. when you come in he comes in and is a administration comes in they get to be set on day one to accomplish a lot of things that are going to be very effective but then w to position for the next four years to make it the most consequential for years we've ever seen, that's what he wants to do. i think he will do it. stuart:

donald trump. we could see a different donald trump talking to brian moynihan today. caroline: interesting. leaders of business presenting him with questions, charles schwab will be there, will it be around the focus of finance, energy? assuming ai a nuclear? kailey: it likely will be. on regulations, we are seeing people on the stage now as donald trump pledged to be a deregulatory president. that could factor. the other thing, what kind of commentary will there be around geopolitical situations pertaining to energy, the war in ukraine, the middle east, knowing that could have a business impact? he could face questions from the world economic forum people. there will be no shortage of things to discuss. caroline: pictures starting to arrive a president trump taking the stand of what will be a videoconference, charles schwab, the founder and chairman of the world economic forum. donald trump, three days after being sworn in. plenty to be discussed, energy policy, tariff policies, immigration. this is a global audience he will be discussing in front of and global business leaders, spanish frank, latin american presidents, brian moynihan, key focus o

charles: all right, so donald trump has an agenda, right? he wants to blow up washington, d.c.way the framers intended. but how can he do it if republicans simply blow up their chances? joining me now heritage the foundation economist and freedomworks senior economic contributor, stephen moore. the drama's all set in d.c. first the debt ceiling, now the speaker drama, and we'll keep the audience abreast if something happens. but, golly, i mean, you wrote an article, i'm looking at the headline. top economists endorse speaker mike johnson saying now is not the time for an internal republican brawl over leadership positions. explain what's at stake here. >> well, charles, you know, i hate to tell you this, but i'm a member of what's called the stupid party. [laughter] and that's the republican party. and sometimes they do really stupid things. and i think it's outrageous that you've -- by the way, some of these folks i think one or two votes away, what's the latest? i can't quite keep up with it. i think he got 23216 -- 216 votes, he needs 3218, so this is high drama -- 218. the

and to charles point as well, the big takeaway here for someone like donald trump, who has evaded accountabilitymall trials, big trials, impeachment trials, federal trials, you name it, he's been able to kind of just walk through it unscathed. >> well, he's not completely unscathed. >> let's look at the fact that he does have the e. >> jean carroll decision and he has been sentenced. >> it is a final sentence now. >> he is a convicted felon. >> yes, it's subject to appeal, but he's not unscathed. but he has been the luckiest defendant in the history of the world with a problem arising in georgia because of an appointment of someone that the da had a relationship with, because of the timing, because of owning the supreme court and getting the immunity decision. i don't think that jack smith's resignation, which was, as you said, completely expected, will have any impact on this. i don't think that the sentencing is going to change anything either. i think that as we look at is this justice, which was the question you raised? >> eamon? >> it is the best that could have been hoped for in the circum

and if these rates remain west, uh, how much will refrain from attracting it, charles, picking up on this point that donald trump probably does not want to new or it's really interesting. why do i say this? because donald trump appears belligerent. he appears bellicose. he often in his public statements sounds like he's about to pick a fight with half of the world if they don't do exactly what he wants. but at the same time, he's also saying, i don't start wars, i n wars, and i don't send troops abroad a necessarily, i don't, in fact they don't send troops abroad period, right? if i don't have to. so, so there's both of these, he's a bill of co sounds, bellicose, bellicose rhetoric, but self style is a man of peace. there is this kind of a contradiction to trump in this sense that on the one hand he is a neo isolation. his instincts are, let's tend our own garden. why is they talking about taking greenland and the panama canal, and annex and can, can i write because he, he looks at a map, he's a real estate mogul and he says, oh, that's nice property. what are we doing in the middle east? what are we doing in uk

the immigrant community as the trump administration may be moving forward with plans for increasing deportations. kron four's charles clifford has the details. >> well, donald trump has only been president for a week, but there are already concerns that his administration could be ramping up deportation efforts over the past week. there have been reports of ice agents operating around the bay area. this is video from an incident in san jose. >> this past weekend, there have also been reports of agents in san francisco. but at this point, it's unclear if these actions are just the agency's normal operations or if we are seeing an escalation in activity, fearing that deportations in rates could increase in the months and years ahead. san francisco leaders are showing their support for the immigrant community and reaffirming that san francisco will remain a sanctuary city. >> in san francisco, we value our immigrant communities, this city and this police department remains steadfast and its commitment to being a sanctuary city. that is who we are and that is who we will always be. >> we in san francisco. will not be scared and we will come together as an entir

charles, it has been four days, four days since donald trump arrived at the white house for his second. but there's been a lot going on. he has announced a lot of things over the last four, four days, i should say. so what have we learned from this? basically first week in office? charles, i hope you can hear me. my question was around what we have learned so far from donald trump. the fact that he is only at the white house for his second mandate for four days, really. but so many announcements have actually come through. what i would like to understand is what is the biggest takeaway? what have we learned from all of these announcements this week? i believe we have a little bit of issues connecting with charles, but nonetheless, perhaps we can return to that conversation later just because it is important to understand what this all means. all of these announcements from donald trump and speaking really, of all of these announcements from donald trump, there's more when you think about also what he's trying to do on the tech front, whether that's tariffs on the european union or chin

charles? ashley: it could be but the reason behind this is to, quote, reinforce the relationship between the uk and the united states but british government official says donald trumpity for the royal family so trip across the pond makes sense. talks at an early stage but a visit next year's the most likely scenario. king charles may receive an invitation to washington dc to attend the 200 fiftieth anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence. also next year, the us cohosting the world cup with mexico and canada meeting prince william whose patron of the football association in england will be invited to attend along with his wife princess of wales and king charles also send a personal message of congratulations to donald trump on his inauguration, good feeling between donald trump, we know how much he loved clean elizabeth the second. stuart: everybody did. donald trump pledged to send astronauts to mars. what did he and musk say about this exactly? ashley: trump and musk says it is time to move on from the mars -- the moon and set our sights on mars. >> we pursue our manifest destiny to the stars launching american astronauts to plant the stars &

charles: -90. i mean, so i know there's a polar vortex, but maybe the global warming story goes away too. >> donald trump comes into office a, and florida gets snow -- [laughter] charles: they said hell would freeze over. i don't know if they meant florida though. a ladies, thank you both very much. all right, folks, the market's side wyomings -- sideways, but anything can happen in the last hour of trading, right, taylor riggs? taylor: you got it. you know, charles, you and i are in the office five days a week. charles: five days a week, that's right. and love it. taylor: have a good weekend, sir. thank you, charles. take a look at wall street, trading a little bit muted today. we're just slightly lower as we're wrapping up the first week of trading in president donald trump's second term. but all the the major averages all closing higher for the second week in a row. i'm taylor riggs, in for liz claman. we have some other news at this hour. president donald trump wrapping up his first full week in office today by making his first official trip visiting north carolina, an area ravaged by hurricane helen

. >> charles: california governor gavin newsom urging president-elect donald trump to tour california wildfire damage while also criticizing his rhetoric. what to of this back and forth. he gives this a little interview that is for sure and the reporter pushed back a little bit but what do you make of this? this is the same state that raise 2 million said they would raise millions of dollars to fight the trump agenda after he won the election. >> that is right, charles. governor newsom began this year by trying to trump-proof california and reportedly democrats in the state capitol have already settled on a plan to set aside tens of millions of dollars to fight the federal government in court if need be. the president-elect responded by attacking newsom's record. would could be tragic as if you have american citizens in california who are caught in the across fire when you have newsom going hat and had to metaphorically of course to the incoming administration and there will be a cost for the taxpayer. trump has said he wants to change to california water policy. >> charles: i think a

donald trump. that's not what it is. it's roy cohn and charles lindbergh had the baby and made donald trump. prior times in america, when this stuff has cropped up. >> i will hold my thought about what that. >> baby visuals for you. >> yeah, those bad visuals for you. >> you totally. i got lost in the visuals. i conjured up an image of each. and then i was thinking about the baby, and i was. i'm just lost in it. but tim miller can save me here. now, listen, i agree with with this idea that the democrats are also misreading trump's win as some sort of mandate. and i think part of it is, is stunning that he ran on some of these things and won. but enough already. i mean, there are teachers and principals all over the country, i would imagine, especially in red states, trying to figure out how to protect 456789 year old kids. you know, they don't they don't have time to stare at their gazels there is someone with allegations of alcohol abuse and rape against him barreling toward being in the nuclear chain of command, you know, wake up. and i and i wonder if we're looking in the wrong places. i

charles clifford is in san francisco with details. >> donald trump has only been president for a week, but there are already concerns that his administration could be ramping up deportation efforts over the past week. there have been reports of ice agents operating around the bay area. this is video from an incident in san jose this past weekend. there also been reports of agents in san francisco. but at this point, it's unclear if these actions are just the agency's normal operations or if we are seeing an escalation in activity, fearing that deportations in rates could increase in the months and years ahead. san francisco leaders are showing their support for the immigrant community and reaffirming that san francisco will remain a sanctuary city. >> in san francisco, we value our immigrant communities, this city and this police department remains steadfast and its commitment to being a sanctuary city. that is who we are and that is who we will always be. >> we in san francisco. will not be scared and we will come together as an entire city. and as the tire community. >> but for now

present elect donald trump, your opinion will not allow other nations to threaten its suffering folders. trump has repeatedly expressed a desire to gain control of greenland. german. charles shaw says trumps comments of spots in comprehension. among the latest from that came reports from putting on the surface screen land has vast amounts of ice under which lives valuable natural results is in terms of oil, gas and rat us. but for the incoming us president, it's strategic. location is paramount as well. we need to plan for national security purposes. i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. you have approximately 45000 people there. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it. the danish government is adamant it does. that has been diplomatic and his response be use prince gave of we in the commonwealth of nations, fine denmark, greenland, the federal islands, have a collective obligation to find or positions in this. a slightly more uncertain what would be taught. and it also means we take responsibility for looking after all part of the activity. we're open to a dialogu

donald trump. how do republicans square that in a way that is reconcilable for anyone who is paying attention? >> reporter: so, charlesi will tell you, i am a southerner. southerners know football is religion, right? i think you have a lot of these people who are actually looking at their politics like they look at their football team. does not matter if my team cheated this year, does not matter, as long as we get to the national champion football game, right? people have got to stop seeing something as vital as our government and the politics that operate within our government as something as silly as a team that you just can not turn your back on. there is no loyalty to a political party. the loyalty is to the country. on january 6th, 2021 we saw a terrorist attack on our country by our own fellow man. that should have been a deal breaker. that, in and of itself should have been a deal breaker to re- elect this man. we are in for a hell of the next four years and i really, really hope that people remember what happened that day. they saw it with their own eyes, they have been gas lit since then by their party but t

interest rates, and that's -- make up interest rates, and that's why donald trump is frustrated, because there's no market for it anymore. charleseally reflect the true economy. and then you're right, they inflated everything, they hurt people with low incomes and no assets -- charles: so, brian, let me jump in because we've got just 30 seconds to go. we've got signs that inflation is picking up, the rate of inflation is picking up. >> yep. charles a charles you just talked about this being being created out of nowhere, how can the rate come down to the so-called 22% level where main -- 2% where folks are start to the tighten their budgets again? or have a budget? >> yeah. not if the fed keeps raising interest rates. i do believe that central bank, that monetary policy ought to be independent from the politicians. because politicians always abuse it. the problem is the the federal reserve has become politicians. and if you with look at the staff of the federal reserve, they have people focused on climate change, community organizing, community activism. the chicago federal reserve is focused on lead water pipes. now, i don't wan

donald trump. that's not something that just gets fixed in a courtroom that takes a generation to undo. >> but it reflects what donald trump has done to the republican party in the last decade. >> charles, how will it work? >> he's basically going to use the language from the supreme court's immunity decision to try and appeal it, basically to say that with respect to hope hicks and other witnesses that were called by the prosecution in this case, that you are now involving the actions of someone in the executive branch, as well as other witnesses that should not have been called. i actually think that there's a decent chance that it might be. there is a thing in the law called harmless error, in which case prosecutors will rely on most of the times to say that wasn't intentional, that that was a simple mistake. but the landscape of what it is to try someone in that office literally changed throughout the course of this trial, with the immunity decision coming down. and so there's a decent chance that the new york court of appeals might decide there's a problem here. and if they don't, there's an even better chance that the supreme court will, in which case his conviction will be vacat

charles in santa monica. thank you. thank you so much. a friend says warranty us present is elect donald trump, that the european union will not allow other nations to threaten its offering borders . trump has repeatedly expressed a desire for the us to gain control of greenland and says that he won't rule out the use of military force. german chancellor will laugh. schultz says trump's comments have sparked in comprehension among you. leaders? austria's president has appointed foreign minister alexander schellenberg, as caretaker, chancellor. sonya guy ego has more from the a history is foreign minister, alexander shalom bug, will be the country's interim counsellor. as coalition talks take place between the far right freedom policy and the conservative peoples policy. now while schellenberg said he would remain in place as foreign minister, he said he would not be part of a government and the fall rights, freedom policy. now that is no limits as to how long these tools can take place that could take place for weeks or even months, a thoughts if those talks failed, then it could go to a just

donald trump. this is what community looks like. later today. the board of supervisors will vote on this sanctuary city ordinance. kron 4 charles clifford is at this news conference. he'll have more coming up later on this hour. >> also this morning, mayor daniel lurie joined the kron 4 morning news for the first time since taking office among a variety of different topics. he shared how his administration is handling immigration and ice agents. >> we are going to work together to make sure that we're communicating what is actually happening and making sure that we're not jumping in at rumors. we do not allow our local law enforcement to work with federal enforcement agencies those policies have kept us safe over the last. you have number of years and i will continue uphold those policies. and so what i'm staying focused on is making sure that public safety is my number one priority. our policies keep our citizens safe. >> and if you want watch the full interview, you can find it on our website. kron 4 dot com. the city of san francisco has unveiled a new hotline for immigrants. the sf immigrant form watched yesterday as an onl

charles, good morning to donald. good morning. so i thought that you might be interested in this fox news, gape trump, the political legitimacy. he'd been missing, and made him appear trustworthy. in the eyes of a republican voters, 10 of all men. the ultra right developed their brand and found their news network just in time for the 2016 presidential election. and they had an army of radicalized voters and lawmakers all ready to go. during the republican presidential primaries, a path was cleared for the man who was in the right place at the right time comes in 2016 and. and it's also a very crowded fields and he's different from all of the rest. he's not a politician, he's a, a loud guy, a mouth to a says whatever is on his mind. the weakest person on the stage by far on illegal immigration, who's jeb bush, if they come out of an act like it or not. so we want a legal immigration, it's laughable. and everybody knows that i was offended by i, i thought all these things that he would say about other candidates on those days were inappropriate. and he was pretty much sure, shattering all those nor arms. but the people ate is up and

i think that what he did and what donald trump did, both of these presidents have undermined. and charles knows this very well from his own work. how the power of pardons works and sort of the importance of the pardon power. and both of these presidents undermined that power for future presidents. both of these presidents weakened that power for future presidents. and so i fear we've sort of set up this new narrative now that any president in the future, just willy nilly, will use that power to selectively aggrandize those he wants to take care of, and to selectively forget or ignore the ones he doesn't want to take care of. and so i just think that that that's not how that's supposed to be used. so yeah, i could see why and how the republicans would grab at that that action and throw it back up in the president's face because he gave them an escape hatch. he gave them an excuse now to go around and do the what aboutism that they're famous for doing off of the actions or inactions of their opponents. so, yeah, here we are. and they're going to continue to use it and say, well, he pardoned

donald trump will do that. he understands it. the previous administration did not. charles: absolutely. you know, it's so amazing, i don't think -- well, maybe mott people are figuring it out, though. president biden was for the wealthiest folks out there. he did nothing but hurt the small folks out there. everywithin's looking for you all to save them. i believe you will. congressman norman, thank you so much. always a pleasure. >> my pleasure. thank you. charles: over to taylor rigs who is in for liz claman. >> thanks so much, charles. the dow just turning negative for the day, markets were in rally mode most of the day to kick off the third short trading we'll in a row. i'm taylor riggs, in for liz claman. this is led by big tech, that's what's leading the rally at this moment. take a look at nat gas, skyrocketing, a massive winter storm slamming the mid-atlantic, heavy snow, freezing temperatures are causing massive delays at airports. more than 1900 flights are canceled so far, nat gas as you can see up 10 and-a-half percent. the united states nat gas fund etf also rallying as you

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kron 4 charles clifford joins now live from san francisco city hall with the details. >> well, good afternoon. yeah, donald trump's been president for a week but we are all starting to see what could be the beginning of his efforts to increase deportations. and as you mentioned here in san francisco today, city leaders are reaffirming their commitment to the into undocumented immigrant communities and to keeping san francisco a sanctuary city over the past week, there have been reports of ice agents operating around the bay area. this is video from an incident in san jose. >> this past weekend, there also been reports of agents in san francisco. but at this point, it's unclear if these actions are just the agency's normal operations or if we are seeing an escalation in activity, fearing that deportations in rates could increase in the months and years ahead. san francisco leaders are showing their support for the immigrant community and reaffirming that san francisco will remain a sanctuary city. >> in san francisco, we value our immigrant communities, this city and this police department remains steadfast and its

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charles coleman jr. in for ayman, and we have a lot to talk about. let's do it. ♪♪ >>> welcome. donald trumpthe king of chaos. he was the chaos candidate. he was the chaos president and chances are his plan so to revive his role as chaos agent in chief again. trump thrives on drama, but only reserved for him and the rest of team trump doesn't get to meyer in the muck apparently. why else would his cabinet nominees be told to stay off of social media? according to sources speaking with "usa today," trump's incoming white house chief of staff sent out a memo to trump's nominees. the text of the memo, read to "usa today" by one of the sources, stated that nominees are asked not to post on social media without approval from trump's white house counsel. now, think about that. what must be going on? seriously, how bad must it be when the king of social media, he tells his own team, y'all got to chill on the socials? maybe the reasoning is simple and donald trump doesn't want a repeat of matt gaetz doomed attorney general nomination as several other more controversial nominees like pete hegseth, tu

one donald trump that the european union will also allow other nations to threaten its silver in boldest, trump has repeatedly expressed of as off of the us to gain control of greenland. german charles schultz has trumps comments have spots in comprehension among the latest dominic caden reports now from both it on the surface screen. land has a vast amounts of ice under which lives valuable natural results is in terms of oil, gas and rat us. but for the incoming us president, it's strategic location is paramount as well. we need a landline for national security purposes. i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. you have approximately 45000 people there. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it. the danish government is adamant it does. it has been diplomatic. in his response, the easiest prince gave it. we in the commonwealth of nations, hung denmark, greenland, the federal islands, have a collective obligation to find or positions in this, a slightly more uncertain what would be taught. and it also means we take responsibility for looking after all part of the aggregate agree,

charl, assault sled el shara was seen with turkish intelligence chief ibrahim colored. within a week, the turkish flag was raised at the embassy that has reopened. after 12 years. us president elect donald trump cold turkey a major force and key to serious feature. it's true. yeah, that's, that's the country that has the most potential animals. well, genuine info is to, to be honest, to change things out. it'll lead to leave a message for an investment that doesn't help, but it has expertise on the ground. it has an influence. huge influence with i'll show and then it has ties with potential finance, ears like a guitar to try to shape events. turkish presidents, ridge up type ad on has pledged, full cabinets support to the new syrian administration who's experienced in governance has so far be limited to ad lib took his role in there could be the, the, the, as a role of rebuilding with its uh, construction companies solving the ways of economic opening, if the sooner you is going to open the country economically took years that makes a, as a experience on that, not only itself, but, you know, showing debate for in the 19 ninety's we did that in the, in the coco's and in the central asia, defi

donald trump is you to buy more u. s. one and gas fee and the board a rec, who would hi a my amount of liquefied natural gas, which can be charles wouldn't buy shipped from the us rush. i sold a gas from is still able to deliver the gas to some your band class vide soon see. okay, is also turning to the east foot one living piped gas through the power of siberia pipeline, to customers like china. as the europe alongside slower ring energy costs the content faces. right. but the shrinking gas reserves. bloomberg revolts, but reserves and now is 70 percent about 16 percent lower than last year with cold weather approaching and hating them on rising levels are expected to drop further. and of course this intensifies pressure on prices. as the u increasing, relies on lindsey made the loss of course, of the chief of russian pipe gas. well, for more of this story, let's close the live out to columbus. i'm publish a, i guess i could always good to see thanks for joining us here today. on our see now, so lucky and hungry have hinted at vito in key of e u membership. but could this prompt so lensky to really reconsider the transit of rus

well, donald trump's the model nato countries to raise the spending on defense from 2 to 5 percent to certainly be met with anger and annoyance across europe. a job and charles will allow charlottesville is certainly rejected. that proposal from 5 percent of economic output is over $200.00 euros per year. the federal budget is now at 490000000000, approximately not exactly. that's a lot of money. i think it's better to focus on the pass that nato has agreed on long ago, namely to take a closer look at what our capability goals are. the structure, the 2 does, it's a 3 or 5 per cent or basically irrelevant. the decisive factor is that we do what is necessary to defend ourselves from a former of what donald trump is proposing is unrealistic. we won't end up with 5 percent. 3.5 percent is roughly what is currently being discussed in nato as a medium term goal. so here we are, the german politicians falling all over themselves amid the current parliamentary election campaign trying to show german folders that they just are going to fall in line with more defense spending. when the country that colonized germany with us military bases, demands that especially when

donald trump a shout out for his willingness to find a solution. here with reaction the host of making money on fox business, charles payne great to have you. biggest criticism and concern that this is a spying application of the communist chinese. we know the chinese and the iranians that they hacked into the trump campaign this election season on numerous occasions, they got into phones and e-mails. a huge problem who would a suitable buyer b. i nominate elon musk. >> i think he would nominate himself to. on the same scale as elon musk, amazon is interested as well, we know about kevin o'leary almost every day for the last week and there may be more interested buyers that are 20 billion price point. if somebody could get 20 billion it's a steel the evaluation anywhere north of 50 to 75 billion. obviously president trump has bought time and there has to be a deal with a pick of the algorithms no ties to the chinese government it's gotta be clean and verifiable. 170 million americans who use it and clamoring will be able to remain on. >> i look at the happen application, is there any ambiguity on that, every source i have prominent smart pe

congressman french hill on donald trump's agenda and former chicago fed president charles evans.cks higher. s&p 500 and nasdaq seeing back-to-back gains as investors begin to pile back into big tech. keith lerner cautiously optimistic. "driven by resilient economy, supporting solid earnings growth near 10% in 2025. investors should anticipate a bumpier path relative to last year." welcome to the program. why a bumpier path compared to 2024? keith: great to be with you. the outlook theme is a bull in a china shop. the primary trend is up but it will be delicate. some things are likely broken. the december pullback is a microcosm of what to expect. one thing as a starting point as far as why it might be a bumpier right is expectations are much higher this year and markets are all about how things come and relative to expectations. coming in the last year consensus was looking for gdp growth in the economy around 1%. it looks like there will be around 2.5% for 2024. into this year we have expectation numbers showing higher. the battle we all know between the good and potential bad o

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charles, thank you. >> still ahead, the fight to contain the hughes fire in southern california. rages on. well, latest efforts coming up. plus. >> money for los angeles continues as president donald trump plans visit to see the damage himself on friday. we've got that story coming up just ahead. >> a restaurant that claims to be california's first cheese steak spot is shut down after inspectors found cockroaches and evidence of rodents and that restaurant, the inspector reported seeing dozens of live, cockroaches and rodent droppings and buster's chiefs take on columbus avenue in vallejo street in the north beach neighborhood. inspectors say the restaurant also lots of food safety certificate and was storing food at non-approved temperatures. the restaurant must eliminate the pest pass a reinspection tests to reopen. city officials have narrow down their candidates to fill the vacancy on the city council. take a look at your screen. these are the potential candidates being suggested to fill the district. 3 seat left behind by former councilmember omar torres, who resigned after he was arrested in november for alleged child abuse. the list of new candidates you are bob stabler. jamaal w

charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> it's 7.39, and the biden administration has presented california with a half a billion dollars for emergency disaster relief. this comes as pres elect donald trump has warned that he may withhold emergency funding from california if our governor does not change course on some policies, the money is going to be used for disasters in the future as well as helping those who are still recovering in our state from the major flooding and wind damage that we had from storms over the last few years. people are not always aware of the long-term component of disaster recovery. >> and that's where the hud community development block grant disaster recovery funds come in because they stay with communities for months and years to ensure that that long-term work can happen. >> now that the money is in california, the next step is to have it distributed to local governments. and then from there, people can reach out and determine if they qualify for the assistance. >> football, the forty-niners and fire defensive coordinator nick sorensen and are now on the martyr in the market for somebody to take on that role. although sorenson has been fired. technically th

donald trump, his businesses, his brand was also in the courtroom today. and back with us now, our legal panel, chuck rosenberg, catherine christian and charles coleman.e all of you. so, judge grasso, let me start with you. your initial takeaways, having been in the court listening to today's final proceedings in this case. >> well, i was anyone who was in the courtroom was a personal witness to history. >> i think that judge michonne basically gave the country a masterclass on on what a judge being faced with such an unprecedented situation as judge michonne was faced with should do both to balance the rule of law, respect the jury, respect the rights of an individual defendant. and probably most important, given the unique circumstances in this case, respect the united states of america and everyone who voted in the past election. so what he did is he imposed a sentence that, as was said at the outset of this particular take, that that now locks in the jury, backs the jury. donald trump is now officially a convicted felon convicted of 34 felony counts. and it's very important for the rule of law. and i said, through every day of the trial, there was

same company that condemned donald trump four years ago over the january 6th insurrection, which it called an offense to the ideals of american democracy. aisha mills and charlesek? fetterman or coca cola? >> i think fetterman has to be it because he was personally insulted in that way. this moment. amen really does call for a moral imperative that requires a level of standing on principle. and while you can say, i need to go work with this person, he's going to be the commander in chief. i have to have a good relationship with him. there's a line, and fetterman crossed it. and so unfortunately, he and pennsylvania got to hold that l. >> i aisha, what about you? >> i agree, fetterman, i think that any democrat who's running down there to mar-a-lago is really condoning the fact that donald trump has decided that mar-a-lago is the new white house, and i completely disagree with that. i think it's ridiculous that people are buying into it. and so just the fact that he went is a problem. i also get that the dude wants to keep his job right. we just saw the bloodbath that happened in pennsylvania and he's like, oh, i guess i better get on the right side of the repu

trump's inauguration. michael townsend of charles schwab looking ahead to his first 100 days in office. and mark kelley looking at a potential rescue for tiktok. bond yields moving lower. president-elect donaldoffice coming up. john hancock saying we might be moving to a new macro ratio here as we have to say goodbye to goldilocks. before the data was not too hot and not too cold which left support for markets. matt, welcome to the program. did this week change things for you in any way? >> the philly fed index was through the roof. a little too sunny in philadelphia right now, almost seems like -- the nfib survey also. some of these moves in the economic data almost look like meme stocks. when you see this in here fomc members, like waller, saying they will still be cutting, it is hard to put those pieces together. end of the day, you have to position more for re-acceleration of growth. we are looking at mid-cap stocks, industrials, talking about them for a long time, but earnings are looking good, starting to get more appreciation and relative strength. if there is more on shoring, that is our favorite place to be in global equities. jonathan: how further down would you come? talk about th

charles is right. this is unusual. highly unusual. unprecedented. he will remain a convicted felon after today. >> dave aronberg, let's get your thoughts on that. donald trump down to just this one and it will not lead to any prison time. on the whole you think justice has been served? >> reporter: no, jonathan. the supreme court put its thumb on the scale. they had a chance to intervene in the election interference case. please, come in. the supreme court said, no, let it go through the regular process. they waited and waited and then they came in and delayed matters so long and came up with this broad ruling that made it impossible to go to trial on the case that people cared about the most, january 6th, the attempted insurrection. i thought the documents case was the strongest of them all. the mar-a-lago documents case. but the government got the bad luck of judge cannon, who trump appointed, who bent over backwards in every instance and dismissed the whole case based on an unprecedented theory, so no, i don't think justice has been served. in new york, the trial put -- people believe is a small ball could be put on appeal so sadly, no, when it comes to

charles kushner are boarding the motorcade. we will watch pictures of that as we get them. for more on what to expect under donald trumpter westmacott, former ambassador to the united states, france, and i believe turkey as well. sir peter: yeah. kriti: quite the resume. peter, i want to start with, how do you interpret a second donald trump administration? is it with the same roadmap as the first? sir peter: kriti, good to be with you again. i think it will be different. last time around, he did not really think he was going to win. he was not ready for it. he did not have a team of like-minded people ready to examine his agenda, whatever it was. this time around, he was pretty sure he was going to win. he has lined up a lot of supporters and donors, and political allies to fill some of the important positions he needs in order to move ahead. so i think we will find he will do a lot of things he says he will do. i don't know at what speed, but i think the rest of the world is ready for donald trump to do more of what he said he would do. kriti: as you are speaking, we are getting live pictures of jd vance and kamala h

charles e. schumer, ranking member of the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies, the honorable deb fischer. and the honorable amy klobuchar. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president-elect of the united states, the honorable donald john trumps and gentlemen, please be seated. >> please welcome the chairwoman of the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies, the honorable amy klobuchar. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the 60th presidential inauguration. today president-elect trump and vice president-elect vance will take their oaths of office. we will witness the peaceful transfer of power at the heart of our democracy. for the past year, i've chaired the inaugural ceremony committee, which includes the leadership of congress from both parties. we thank the committee and capitol staff and law enforcement who worked so forward over the last year, especially the last three days. you've done a beautiful job, and you have shown grace under pressure. our theme this year is our enduring democracy. the presence of so many presidents and vice presidents here today is truly a testament to that endurance. we welcome president biden and dr. biden. we welcome vice president harris and doug emhoff, president obama, pre