charles: you still like the a.i. revolution. >> i do. charles: and bank stocks? jerk reaction to the election, all of a sudden they pulled back but you see bank stocks even as the fed moderates its cutting still doing pretty well in this environment? >> particularly regional banks, because the three factors that led to at least contributed to the regional banking crisis have all been averted. now we have higher treasury prices, lower short-term interest rates and the threats for more regulation, higher capital requirements have gone away so there's a lot of regional banks that pay attractive dividends trading at attractive multiples and don't have large commercial real estate exposure that will benefit in 2025. charles: great stuff. >> thank you. charles: merry christmas. so 2025 will present all kinds of opportunities for investors. the question again is how do you zero in on them? we've got a man with a plan adam in studio, by the way, you want to learn how to trade options he will talk about zeroing in on nvidia for options trade so we'll learn step by step fro

bring on the good stuff. xfinity. charlestock market to a lot of people particularly when they say i'm not in the market, of course we all are but i try to explain that the stock market reflects everything in society. particularly the incredible nuanced economies and economic circumstances. for instance give you this morning. we got news from two companies that perfectly explain the results of last month's election. and why this nation was barreling toward a revolt. restoration hardware as we all know sells these luxury household items absolutely phenomenal stuff. well they blew away earnings consensus and while management, they actually boasted a gaining momentum. think about this. they gained momentum in the last three months even as most people running out of money, and they even said that this was a mazing themselves considering this was the worst housing market in 30 years. then right before the opening bell, a firm which is a buy now pay later company, one of the big ones announced they will now be able to extend credit

charles: the major of tv. and that's without a.i. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, don't let today fool you, right in this has been has been an unappreciated rally for a long time. i'm going to break down just how amazing this rally is and, of course, that means the naysayers are circling saying it cannot continue. meanwhile, the federal reserve, they're trying to combat inflation and and now they're comparing to it an mma fight. who's going to get out of that octagon first. will the fed win or will your wallets suffer? meanwhile, we've all heard about the military industrial come plefntle how about the pharmaceutical industrial complex? how about the health insurance industrial complex? if a lot of corporations made a lot of money from our government. will they take the fact that they may not be able to feed at the trough? well, they're not going to take it too well. and also why the political leanings have been going the way they have. all that and so much more on" making money." ♪ charl

the stock. honeywell just started this. charles they wouldn't give 2025 guidance and said there's too much uncertainty and call before the election and said, you know, geopolitical tensions and going to wait till january and maybe this is a chance for us to hear from them earlier. charles: going to the conference and guys in the mail room speaking and sell the stock. what's the buzz? emergency materials and energy is like the only group down this week. never lives up to the hype and this case, clean energy has been a disappointment this year. can it turn around because we saw signs of them them moving a bit and >> making the case that clean energy is the move and wars arnold the world, ukraine, middle eastern ewe tensions and tieing up the global energy and leaders in the industry from nuclear power to talking investments in the space and interesting one to watch and same materials and the laggards and likely through the end of the year because of falling commodity prices on year over year basis and again, a great opportunity here

so this is a big market, and it is the real now. charlesdership position anytime. >> we absolutely do. we're the only commercial quantum computing company. all the other companies are still in the r&d phase. we have made the transition to commercial use of our system. charles: and then, of course, there's these companies that have been around for a while and slapping kwan full on their name. that's when you know it's a hot area. investors, beware, this is the real deal. >> great seeing you. charles: all right, folks, bitcoin, of course, is the real deal as well. my next guest is pumped about it. peter st. onge, wait until you hear why he thinks it's exciting and why he loves doge. not the coin, the folks who are going to put washington right. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ groove is in the heart. ♪ groove is in the heart. ♪ imroof is the in the heart -- groove is in the heart ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or unde

bring on the good stuff. xfinity. charles key macro questions, does the fed still have an asimilar metrical function? also u.s. liquidity, is it on track to be doing a spend-down from next year? darius dale. let's take those on one at a time, particularly the federal reserve. have they changed their, you know, their -- from yesterday it feels like a lot of things changed ended, but did they really change? >> yeah, they kid -- did. they're no longer itching to ease policy to the extent they have been, and that is new, and as asset markets need to respond to that. charles: so it felt for a while that they thought inflation was going to drift to the target, and they zeroed in on the labor force. now with the new economic projections, they actually see unemployment rower, so -- lower, so are hay back to focusing on inflation? >> jay powell talked about the balance they're seeing with respect to the risks to their mandate. now that the fed has a balanced sort of assessment of it are risk, it puts the the onus back on us as investo

we're counting down to the fed with charles payne. brian: it's so funny because everyone is saying they are going to cut rates but everybody is saying why are they going to do it and that is the question here. charles payne he has answers to everything. he's not an instagram and right there and ready to go. charles: i knew how many licks to get to the center. good afternoon, everyone i'm charles payne this is "making money" and breaking right now nasdaq 20,000, can i hear 30,000? listen, all green on the screen right now, but this has been a pretty deceptive december and we'll talk about why moving into the 493 hasn't worked out meanwhile the revolution in computing continues to lead further and further ahead just when you were debting used to the new term gpu, here comes qpu. i'll explain also donald trump says get ready to rock folks. enthusiasm and optimism for trump 2.0 from may street to wall street, but as we slow the economy down, can it work? zane tankle, the best main street business person i know in studio to explain what he

the next level for a.i. charleseral reasons and i'll put them on the screen behind me but not immediate but they say that there will be a threat. they say right now you've got specific applications, scale, error rates and timeframe, but they also say make no mistake that they are on the path to actually being a threat to bitcoin. how would this be a threat? to the encryption? what happens here? >> exactly. it's the encryption. we used to think that a few days ago, we thought satochi locked all of the crypto wallets of the world made them so secure nobody could crack into these things. that's part of what powered bitcoin to 100k, but the power of quantum computing is that yes, it is actually theoretically possible that in the future, these quantum computers will be able to hack into all of the crypto wallets. not just that, if that wasn't bad enough. think about all of the governments with sensitive data. all of the companies and banks with sensitive data. you know, the state-of-the-art right now is rsa technology. t

think ev grown the heck out of it. charles some other areas. >> if the cash flows are real the dividend grows with it. ceo's say stuff like that have a chance to put their money where their mouth is. you can grow the dividend if you're anticipating the free cash flow he's talking about. charles: we only have 30 seconds i want to let the audience know you like amgen, pepsi, like with sam and chevron. so let me just pick on chevron. you know, the oil market, at least west texas intermediate oil, it hasn't made the move i think many anticipated. a lot of geopolitical shocks have happened and just hasn't moved the needle. china had stimulus packages. what's going to move the needle for oil? >> massive mistake to think chevron should be linked to the price of oil. they make more money at 70 than 90 and 90 you get demand erosion. 70 is -- charles: sweet spot. no pun intended. >> yeah. the permian basin is making tons of money at 70 and tons of consumption. 90 you erode demand so these big oil companies and chevron did it with hess,

charles: you can feel the intensity out there. thank you very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is making money. it is a stock picker's market. you heard it before. it's a cliche. it's really serious. how major firms are catching on to main street's optimism, potentially pushing the market much higher. i told you software was taking the leadership role in the beginning of november. peter kaye acted on it. syrian rebels toppling 50 year regime. what does it mean for global peace which by the way has deteriorated might ely. most americans don't realize how much the world is on fire. i've got a special guest on that, that and so much more on "making money." all right, folks the news coming in today is wall street is discovering artificial intelligence. i know, i know. listen, for the most part wall street has dismissed the picks and shovels of this that began in november of 2022 saying more or less it's unsustainable. here's the thing. they cast doubt on the returns of investments so they sort of said the a.i. part of the rally is over but

government, by the way. charles: right. the ability of these companies to reinvent themselves, how critical is the a.i. story for them? >> washington crossingen wants to own quality companies. means companies with low debt, profitable assets, very consistent. all three of these things. the tech industry, essentially no meaningful debt. is secondly, the assets are as profitable as you're going to get, the operating margins are 40, 50% and they've annuitized a lot of their revenue streams. so now you've got a more consistent business. charles: right. 30 seconds to go. what's, what are you worried about? is there anything that you kind of just maybe on the radar, something to be watchful of many. >> well, i think that -- yes. i think geopolitics, of course, is an issue. we have less by way of friendly global relationships, let's just say it, at least that's the way it's evolved over the last few years. charles: right. >> that's always a risk factor. and when i look at valuation withs, when i look add -- at the implied growth ra

the volume. what are you talking about? >> charlesall about managing risk, heading into next year and what we've had recently is markets turning to the sort of speculative frenzy around the riskiest assets in the market. you're seeing new all-time highs across not only broad markets but areas like cryptocurrencies, we're seeing meme stocks back in the mix, a duck tape banana selling for $6 billion so in times like these we want to take stock of the last couple of years. we're coming off one of the best two year returns for the s&p 500 in history. second only to late 1990s. all of that has come on multiple expansion. in fact earnings for the s&p 500 are now below their peak in 2022, so we could still see valuations expand. we've got another nine or 10% from here to get to the all-time most expensive valuations of markets have seen, but we just want to be mindful about how much we have to celebrate from the last couple of years and just be a little bit more thoughtful coming into 2025. charles: that's the high wire act though isn't it?

charles: the chart speaks for itself. man this looks pretty good, again you may question how much longer it could go. >> so the cues have continued to lead the way and until they breakdown i think this market continues the rally upwards. charles: what would you consider a breakdown? here is a 50 day, here is a 200 day or looking at a former resistance point? a support point something like that? >> if it broke the 50 day that's our signal to start getting out. charles: talk about the risk. you're concentrated and you have huge positions in these names, amazon, nvidia, and meme. huge positions. not concerned at all? >> you're always concerned when you see some of the things in the breadth happening in the market. my biggest concern is nvidia. we bought nvidia today. we don't think this market can rally without nvidia recovering and going back up to new highs and we think that's going to happen. now if it breaks the 200 day that's going to be a major signal for us to start derisking across-the-board but you can't have a rally

the very latest. alex? >> hi, charles. ictims of magdeburg, including two who have been confirmed dead. one of them was a small child. this after a car rammed into a crowded christmas market in an eastern german city. police tonight have one person in custody, with the regional governor saying that this was a man in his 50s who is a doctor from saudi arabia, who had been living in the country for the better half of the last two decades. the regional governor tonight is saying this was an isolated event, that there should be no further attacks. that is not stopping other christmas markets tonight from closing as people are seeing these images, scared of what potentially could happen in other places. despite that, german officials say this perpetrator acted alone, but we know there are going as many as 60 other peope are wounded and 15 have serious conditions, with german officials tonight, charles, saying that death toll could liy continue to ride. charles? >> charles: i got you. thank you very much. and we will have a lot m

they don't want the downside risk but they have a huge appetite for the bonds. charles: why do they have, i saw one of the critics said who the hell is buying these? whose buying and why would anyone buy them? they have 0% interest. >> well one group of people be long bitcoin investors and buy the bonds because they get the upside without the downside of bitcoin. another group of investors are convertible arbitrage. they buy the bond, short the stock, extract a risk-free premium out of the instrument and they could only do that with a convertible bond. they can't do it with equity and bitcoin. charles: so again, you face a lot of critics with all of this. what do you say people are saying hey you're making up financial terms like all this stuff you're talking about is goobly-gop, made up taking advantage of a moment in time when there's a financial hysteria around the world and it's not sustainable. >> i would say that public companies exist to issue securities, so some fixed income investors, they want to guaranteed coupon or low risk and they want to participate witho

guess what the bond market was already priced for two times. charles: it was. >> so there's a lot of information already in the price, just be careful about what good news is there and what are the balance of risks. charles: and i'll see you later on right? >> look forward to it. charles: when jay powell speaks we'll have a major power panel. my next guest says the fed will continue to focus moving out of restrictive into neutral and maybe they put more fine tuning on that today. but listen. it's all about these rate cuts so let's bring in ubs private wealth management managing director allie mccartney. before the fed was at four rate cuts next year. the street was at two rate cuts now they are on the same page. does that mean that maybe the fed is paying closer attention? what does that mean? >> i think what it's every guest has said. there is a phenomenon happening and we've seen this before where the market tells you where they think the data is going, and then the fed, a couple months later, gets to that point and capitulates and so the question is

charles. what about the location? _ charles. what about the location? is _ charles. what about the location?s. what about the location? is the first - charles. what about the l location? is the first time charles. what about the . location? is the first time it has been filmed outside of one of the main royal residences since 2006. i of the main royal residences since 2006.— of the main royal residences since 2006. i absolutely loved the location, _ since 2006. i absolutely loved the location, to _ since 2006. i absolutely loved the location, to be _ since 2006. i absolutely loved the location, to be honest. - since 2006. i absolutely loved the location, to be honest. i. the location, to be honest. i really liked the fact that the three christmas broadcasts have that he has done have all been different locations. the first ones at the case where the late queen is buried, last year at buckingham palace. an issue at the chapel, a direct reference to the health issues that he and the princess wells have been through this year. i like the idea of taking the christmas message out of a royal met r

look at a map of the country. >> charles: new york city. east side. >> charles: the shift is amazing. >> cheryl: the issues where the economy, number one, and number two u.s. immigration. "the new york times" can sit there and cry all they want in their op-ed section about what went wrong. this is completely misguided. >> charles: barack obama sat masculinity. >> kayleigh: this is the publication that apologized in 2016. they didn't learn many lessons. >> harris: was it a real apology? now we know. he lost a lot of people with the argument that somebody with xy chromosomes has a uterus. it really was baseline. when you go from a man having a uterus to where we are now -- >> charles: getting pregnant. >> harris: that's what the uterus would be for. [laughter] i love the fact that you maybe didn't know that. i'm just kidding. [laughter] you don't have one! >> lisa: when a man loves a woman... >> harris: we are getting really basic. but we are so focused on things that people already thought they knew, and the things they didn't do, like making

so it has the uh, also an indirect effect. charles, i mean, let's look at russia and iran because they all the ones that have saved side in the past. i mean, iran, i assume, is quite weak and because of recent events and his beloved particularly badly at the great is why we don't see more response though from russia or. so it's a good question. i mean, everyone on the prayers seem alliance was on the front line in west and the left. when this all started, russian special forces took so i took casualties as did hezbollah, as did the oil gc. so it wasn't that they want that. so i think the question you asked earlier about the surprise is the right one. they should have known this was going to happen at some point. so they shouldn't have been cool on surprise. i think the main thing is, is that over the last several years, neither russia nor wrong, nor hezbollah have had a significant ground presence. the russians have an an ad base. they have uh, naval vessels off the coast. but they don't have thousands of troops all over syria . neith

the mirror of cost that has met king charles the 3rd $1.00 a 2 day state visit to prison. say to me and been how much money has been honored with a royal salute undercarriage procession during the morning of pageantry in central london. and on wednesday, the mayor will meet prime minister, kia sedona at 10 downing street, where we chose has a god of on a catalogs, m. yeah. london's whole scott's parade. the visiting monic inspected the troops, the company by king charles the 3rd time together with his wife, jacob jo. i have in fox on 2 days of pageantry and business. the site visit with the royal palm and splendor was considered the grandest owner that could be offered a visiting head of states. and it already comes on offer from the king, but shows the importance of the case. putting on its relationship with capital. prince and princess of wales with the for the ceremonial welcome. it was catherine's 1st state visit since cancer treatment then to buckingham palace like horse drawn carriage, the full visits to westminster abbey and the houses of parliament. on wednesday, th

charles: bitcoin and crypto, the crypto industry thinks they are really tough. rid of her. charles: nominated by biden, trump didn't know. >> and crypto people. and they are fine on this, the crypto industry. why do you keep trying to cut me off? harris: producers are yelling at me. charles: you are cutting me off. neil: we could talk for hours. century 21 real estate ceo, let me ask you not so much about bitcoin but real estate as an investment, always competes with stocks, when is better than the other. from people saying this would be a problematic year for real estate. the hot markets, how do you assess that? >> thanks for having me on a couple years ago with dogecoin. seriously, on the housing friend, a couple positive signs. first and foremost this decade-long run-up in price appreciation which we have seen double digit price appreciation is starting to settle in a little bit. we will end the year from flat to 2% or 3%, there is some buyer negotiation, 40% of homes that come to market are taking a price decrease. you are flashing up now. a mortgage rates,

so a bunch of people milling around in the senate chamber. charles sumner is at the front of the room at his desk. his desk is manacled to the floor as they all were. he's tucked under his desk. he's a big guy. six, four ish, big legs kind of tucked under there. his heads bowed and he's signing copies of the crime against kansas speech that he had preprinted. he's franking copies of his speech as the expression went. to get it out to newspapers and to other audience. an audience beyond congress. preston brooks comes in with two of his colleagues, sits down. brooks has a cane. he used a cane on a regular basis because he himself had been wounded in a duel in 1840 in the hip. so he uses cane, sits, sees a lady talking to. the sergeant of arms says later, i couldn't what i had to do immediately because i couldn't do what i had to do in front of a lady. it would be totally un chivalrous. the lady finally leaves. brooks gets up, walks down the center aisle towards sumner, gets to sumner, says mr. sumner. sumner's head bowed. signing frankie coppins. he sa

in the past few minutes we saw this footage of king charles and camilla at sandringham. expected to attend church at sandringham this morning , but prince andrew will not bejoining them. this is the scene live, so many people waiting, as they do every christmas morning, to see them attend. prince andrew, a notable absence, though. our correspondent charlotte gallagher at sandringham has more. hundreds of people are here now to see the royal family. many of them arrived in the early hours of this morning. some even brought sleeping bags. it was still dark when they got here. people have brought flasks of coffee, tea, presents to give to the royals as well. i'm joined by two of them. this is shelly and lynn. hello. why did you decide to come here today? um, i was spending christmas on my own, and i wanted to turn a negative into a positive. and i wanted to be here, really, for catherine and charles because of the journey that they've had. and i think at this moment in time, it's so fast. and that's what the country needs. it needs a bit of positivity and it's great to come

the works to sell. we will see what happens on january 10th. charlesation to the justice system? >> and an interesting thing, people using tiktok will also to make their case. >> this guys an influencer without being an influencer. people pay attention to get the details. but he could be there. he was way ahead of the curve on that. we will talk to him after this. [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin, with real honey & elderberry. nearly 80% of americans believe big business has become too political. that means many ceos are not listening to or caring about all their customers and employees. and at 1792 exchange, we believe it's time to restore common sense and business for our country's future. our free and easy to use tools show you which big corporations are focused on business, and which are too distracted by politics. getting back to business starts here. join us at

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i the west charles, the federal republic. 0 one is it to was charles knows the other being business though it may be surprised that my own so my business is essentially, you know, if you re, kids, all the policies that the shows have come to fruition. so show is just the logical, a continuation of the cool. that's why many describe the same as it kind of mini medical. despite use different 6 knowledge to pharmacy and these physician is concerned. i'm not entirely in the news i do. there's some sympathy in favor of the propositions that show, so she'll be supporting the argument here is that math goals are equally disastrous. there's not much will a change on those regions mouse but that's the relation to the conflict of a, in your grade shots. as always, hesitate, a has an taiji phone. if you need a form denied, and american uh, guidance, missed uh, mass seems much more gotten to and could adults or threatens to adopt or might adopt. and even more aggressive pos show sylvia images that match loudly do. and since he asked me what shoals, speed, reluctant to that, i didn't think it makes a g

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and -- neil: the president-elect likes that. charlesngest to do the best in amaga world are the people who try to keep a low profile, if you think about it, people like larry kudlow, steve mnuchin, people like that did their thing, loyal soldiers but -- neil: does musk bounce off of these views and wouldn't go off on his own? charles: i don't know but here's what i would tell you. elon musk tried to get out of the twitter deal when he first bought it. why did he do that? he didn't read the balance sheet when he made his last and final offer. it was $44 billion, they have to take it. finally, someone showed him something and paying $40 billion more than this is worth. tried to get out of it. jamie time and wouldn't do something like this. he is not a conventional ceo. it goes all by got. neil: that's working for him. charles: not saying he can't. neil: if that is of the case, might not be wrong for this. charles: you just can't keep doing it. and for good reason. calling the shots. the one thing he does as opposed to other guys, doesn't

the situation with bill vote. all right, thanks so much. charles scott, for the the 6 bodies have been recovered from a this is mine in south africa. hundreds more people still believe to be trapped on the ground. police i've been trying for weeks to draw the miles, is part of a crank download illegal mining the thought of the site. many of the mine is refusing to come to the surface and still fontaine why they could face arrest. awesome web has more comfortable. mid to food. a water has been lowered down the mind shopped for about 3 months. many of the autism don't mind, is it being below oh for much longer in a court road on sunday that suit to be sent down. so please have a loud associates of the mind as to the top of the shaft to lower it. they will say pulled up several bodies a both. how about to walk about the rope poles the body up, but it all becomes dramatic. as soon as the abiding about getting above the ground . the gold seems you are about 2 and a half kilometers deep. this is one of a bounce. this used mine shocked in this area. some

but this proclamation by king charles the first of england was the first recorded notice of a pro boy point and duties. the american military police were originally created by washington to serve the continental army and were uniformed something like this. though orders called for them to be mounted on and armed as light dragoons. they served primarily in the capacity rounding up drunks, rioters and deserters. yet the corps had performed a useful and was not forgotten during civil war. the job approval marshal was revived and the military police were resurrected. this time on a much larger scale. wearing these differently uniforms and called a veterans corps, they particularly distinguished themselves in the control of draftee leaders and stragglers to escape military. thousands of men have been crossing to the far side of the potomac. but once military police patrols and checkpoints were set up, the straggler problem quickly became a thing of the past. by keeping more men in the ranks. the military police contributed substantially to the victory in 1865. no. in subsequent smaller con

and the cuts in rates we are expecting. charlest is good news will be good news because that means the market not relying on fed to be accommodative per se the rally you want don't want a rally presented indicates on bad news bad news for the fed going to pump a bunch of money into system that is not organic growth what we are rooting for that happens from time to time, the non you and i both know something of guess work i am more focused on wages, weekly hourly, weekly hourly, how much time people work in a week how many people coming back to labor force. as far as overly number oh, really important too is how many folks fill out survey, this is really, the number itself so awful in part because businesses establishments not filling out on time few not filling out at all a specious nebraska fewer that fill out survey less impactful should be even though it still moves markets. maria: your focused on wages because of what it is going to tell you about inflation charles? >> i am not necessarily concerned about inflation per se. but

patrick fox, i'll just say are the mayor of cast or has met with king charles with the i don't know to day state visit to worse than shapes. i mean, been how my, the finance and all node with a royal salute on a carriage procession during the day of pageantry in central london. later this wednesday gave me a will meets with prime minister kissed alma at 10 down in straight, or each having such a god of want to if it cancels me here at london's whole scots parade, the visiting monica inspected the troops, the company by king charles the 3rd time together with his wife. shaky jo. i have in fox on 2 days of pageantry and business a site visit without its royal palm when splendor is considered the grandest owner that can be offered a visiting head of states. and it already comes on also from the king but shows the importance that the guys putting on is.

charles sumner. in fact, during the civil charles sumner during the war. charles sumner signature speech was on lafayette. he talked about lafayette as a means as an inspiration for union to win the war is as you know the abolitionist senator of massachusetts said he was two years older than mccune smith. he knew mccune smith. sumner grew up in the black neighborhood of boston, north slope of beacon hill, from the time you could walk. his friends and neighbors were among the african-american leaders of the united states. sumner was years older than mccune smith. by the 1850s, they would become allies and friends in the war on slavery. during off a visit boston in 1824, sumner then a 13 year old student at the boston latin school. his father was -- child. he had enough money. send one child to a private schools. the boston latin school. it was there when lafayette came to boston that he greeted that sumner met him or greeted him on the boston common. he was one of 2500 schoolchildren assembled two long lines and wearing a white satin lafayette ribbon. 35 yea

the national world war ii memorial is chair ms. jane droppa accompanied by world war ii veteran mr. charles stuart. ng the united states army is alix kershaw, world war ii memorial resident historian accompanied by world war ii veteran bill barnes. [applause] representing the united states marine corps is ms. april stafford from the u.s. mint accompanied by world war ii veteran colonel joe mcphail. representing the united states navy's chaplain travis gardner accompanied by world war ii veteran jack stowe. representing the united states air force is world war ii veteran major luke griffith. representing the united states space force is world war ii veteran william williams. representing the united states coast guard is world war ii veteran representing the united states merchant marine, retired captain reserve tod hiller, whose father helps to save sailors from the uss oklahoma 83 years ago today. [applause] please rise for the playing of " taps." ♪ please be seated. we have now come to the part of the ceremony where we will play our service songs. if you hear your service song, please stand and be