king charles x of sweden presented the nobel prizes in medicine, physics, chemistry, literature and economicsplace on the day of memory of alfred nobel, who died on december 10, 1896. after the opening remarks by the chairman of the relevant nobel committee, the 2023 laureate went out to the. stage, according to tradition, the stage was decorated with fresh flowers, gold medals and individual diplomas were accepted here. nobel medals with the profile of the founder of the award are made of eighteen-carat gold, their weight is 175 g. the nobel diploma is a small work of art measuring 23x25 cm, with colorful fonts and special gold manograms. their binding is made of leather. after the awards presentation. laureates, guests, members of the royal family and government, representatives of the scientific, business and cultural elite went to a traditional banquet in the town hall, as golem says, this is the most interesting , all the most interesting things have begun, i also wanted to say this, but in general, in fact, here we are watching looking at these shots, it seems to us that everything is h

in anticipation of triumph, zelensky already saw himself as either charles x or napoleon.egotiations with mr. president of the united states of america in format, and then in expanded format, tsebula rozmova, which effectively brings it closer. we will overcome our entirety in this war, we can and may work in such a way that this very river, the 23rd, having become the fate of the conqueror of ukraine, boasted that in 2023 , based on these facts , as far as i know, i respect that everything will not be controlled and then end of spring. perhaps, a little earlier, here you can wash yourself in a few days. the general euphoria was slightly spoiled by the sober voice of the cia director, mr. burns. in my opinion, it should not surprise anyone that counter-offensive is a difficult task; attacking is much more difficult than defending. nato strategists understood that the defense of the russian army was getting stronger every day. the russians had it. several months to prepare not only a long-term defense in zaporozhye in southern ukraine, but also quite large dense minefields,

charles x mary admission. it's got . take out. it's got a take charles x mary admission. it's got.not xmas dodi al dose. it's not xmas dodi al fayed. now the reason i chose thatis fayed. now the reason i chose that is i think there aren't enough christmas pop songs that are in latin that is my view on that. >> oh yes , it means rejoice ye >> oh yes, it means rejoice ye wow . wow. >> wow. >> yeah. very cool. it's an old medieval christmas song. >> it sounds like medieval monks, but with fatboy slim involved. >> yeah, well, it's erasure, it's erasure doing it, you know? so i think synthpop and latin, we had enough of that fusion. >> i think if anything , you can >> i think if anything, you can blame the romans. yes, they did a lot of things, but they really didn't nail the synth pop. >> they didn't. >> they didn't. >> he really didn't. that's a problem right there. >> he really didn't. that's a pro yeah,right there. >> he really didn't. that's a pro yeah,right a1ere. >> he really didn't. that's a pro yeah,right a problem. do you >> yeah, it is a problem. do you like of, uh, like that

x. charles: you you say this was accident accidental thing?t place, right time, that generation was buying houses. >> i love the meals this year we have old folks in front after louse. we paid 30,000 never spent a nickel in up keep, selling for five million and laughing at the millenials who have to buy the houses from them. >> exactly. the most important part this all really if you think about what's happening and what's been puzzling wall street this year you cannot rely on those normal financial models because markets can be rather unpredictable and you have to look at the inputs to understand the problem before you actually get to the solution but this is ever so important when you have zero interest rates. we can borrow. we can have technological advancements that led to a.i., productivity increases and what we'll been talking about all year, charles. charles: let's talk about one of the things that i think is intriguing. that you use pinterest trends. you since 2021 really prescient, right? 2022, amazing. going into next year you say the

the pair have been referred to only as girl x and boy y. charles has been charged with domestic abuse. derbyshire police confirmed to the bbc that hanson, who acts as an antiques expert on the series, was arrested after the force was called to reports of a domestic incident in june. he faces seven charges including actual bodily harm and controlling and coercive behaviour. the government says british sign language will be taught as a gcse in england from september 2025. it says the qualification will be open to all pupils, who will learn about a thousand signs. the national deaf children's society says it is delighted by the recognition. you're live with bbc news. the us and venezuela have exchanged prisoners, following months of negotiations. this was the moment the american contingent arrived at a military base in texas. among those freed were two members of the us special forces. in exchange, the us freed alex saab, an aide and top ally to venezuela's president nicolas maduro. he'd been accused of laundering money on behalf of the maduro governm

confused and it started storming. speaking, we all showed each other twitter here, i apologize x, the post on charlesmichel's network that you relayed, and the historicity of the moment, the president of the european council, announcing the decision leaders, for which there was really little hope here, he emphasized here on the sidelines, in the press room, more precisely, where we are, he came here and surrounded by hundreds of journalists from different parts of the world, charles michel confirmed that the european union, i repeat once again, opens accession negotiations with ukraine and... this historical moment demonstrates the reliability and strength of the european union. the decision has been made, we open negotiations with ukraine, moldova, grant candidate status to georgia, and with bosnia and herzegovina we intend, we will open negotiations, the report will be published in march. what made viktor orbán change his mind, who as early as this morning, you remember , did not give any hints that such a thing is even possible, it is still an intrigue, but i think that we will soon learn more det

charles: i posted a question on x/twitter whether jay powell is making a mistake is it mission accomplishedhen? we have a money making panel. kip herriage, as much as it pains me anything remotely compliment of fed he agrees it is soft landing. amy says weigh have not reached 2% target. she has a great sense of humor. we bring up of course robert c baker, he is not a frequent guest but i love what he had to say. pretty strayed. we are so screwed. my next guest making first appearance on the show the volatility founder cio. kem carson. do you agree, are we screwed? >> look, this is a classic mistake. it's happened before. people always talk about arthur burns messes up in the 1970s. the truth is nobody talks about william mcchesley martin. inflation shun went to 6%, pulled all the way back to 3 when martin in 1970 went out and increased the fed funds rate but then he pulled back much like arthur burns did and we got another bought bout of inflation. reality structural inflation is embedded in the economy. you can see that embedded in the numbers. the session side based on globalization, degl

jackie: you be again x, you be you. charles, sending it over. charles: i'm here for the gen-xers, every day, just tune in. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking now the market rally keeps going and going and going. here is the interesting thing, remember retail investors were piling in weeks ago, the dumb money? institutions are in panic buy mode and i love it. the awakening even as the biggest bears now changing their tune. move over maestro, helicopter ben. i want your thoughts. in fact tweet me @cvpayne. i have a new moniker for jay powell, the sorcerer. i will explain later w everyone on board with the soft landing, i will share cautionary tales about such euphoria. don't miss my take why president biden should stop touting the stock markets specially if he wants the rally to go. there are more reasons than that. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. ♪ here comes the rain again, falling on my head like a memory ♪ charles: 1983, british duo the eurythmics. they released a song, here is rains again. it o

x, formally known as twitter. it is said to have happened at the faculty of philosophy at charles university in prague.is all the information we have, we are making inquiries ourselves. the czech police have said that there are an unspecified number of dead and injured people at the site in downtown prague. , we believe it is at the faculty of philosophy at charles university in prague. as it seems we have information, we will bring them to you. has been calls to reduce gambling adverts and stadiums. the culture media and sport committee welcomed a plan to withdraw gambling sponsorship on the front of shirts, but that said there were more issues. we have this report. from day one of the premier league season, it's on the shirts and in the stadiums. those watching see thousands of gambling ads across multiple games. mps say the bombardment, particularly for kids, is too much. and while gambling sponsorship on the front of premier league shirts will eventually go, the cross—party culture, media and sport committee says it won't be enough. mps have recommended a new gambling sponsorship code of conduct to

charles: if there is a skirmish, to your point, president x telling president biden to your face, we'llther, sounds like this will happen in your lifetime, that there is greater sense of urgency, how does that affect your take on the overall market? >> i think we have to pay attention to politics in today's world because politics influences us, right? how that influences us we'll continue to pour tones of money into national defense. we'll continue to print lots of money. charles: irony the democrats are pushing more at least when it comes to ukraine for military spending than they have ever done at least in my lifetime. >> so the precedent is set. will which pull back our government spending? the answer is probably not. especially if we head to the socialistic spending like we are with technology, we'll be printing money for a long time, it will be stimulative until it is not. charles: listen no doubt about it, from a market perspective, the stock market loves money and free money. >> that's right. charles: until it is not free. charles: accenture how does this fit into the equation? >

x. new we're going to go back to charles payne. you know he's got a nice truck -- [laughter] charles: i'm working on the dagen scale, this is going to become the official scale online city on wall street. have a great weekend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." and breaking right now, the markets edging higher after fed chair jay powell read really the same script, but this time investors reading between the lines differently. the question, of course, are they reading it correctly. and after a monster november, can the market avoid naturally cooling down? we're going to have all angles. we've got two wall street legends kicking it all off. also here's a question for investors, are these the best of times or the worst of times? we're asking if the age of depravation is upon us. but i tell you what, i'd like to hear from you first. tweet me @cbpayne. and a best selling author blowing up conventional wisdom, what he's saying about dollar cost averaging and diversification will simply shock you. and pr

x two hours ago. this is an ongoing operation at charles university. it's in the center of prague in the old town.rowded area just a week before christmas. >> incredible tragedy. this is a very populated tourist area. it's one of the most beautiful places in prague. thank you very much, molly. appreciate it. >>> in texas last night, six former hostages, americans who had been wrongfully detained in venezuela, arrived on u.s. soil. all ten americans were returned as part of a prisoner swap. a california mortgage broker spoke after one of them got off the plane in texas. >> very emotional, exciting, grateful. so much gratitude for the moment for the united states of america, for all of you. for the opportunity to come home. i didn't know if i would ever make it out. it's scary to be in a place when you are used to having freedom and you are locked into a cell. >> in exchange for the release, the biden administration freed a top ally of venezuela's president, who had been indicted for money laundering, and lifted sanctions on venezuelan oil in an exchange to move toward free elections. republicans we

charles, let's talk about of course the passing, the tragic pulsing of our colleagues sound. that old doctor was killed by an x ray . the strike. tell us about the reaction. as this new spreads out. i will this be no official reaction here um in the occupied westbank um thus far, but what i can tell you about is some of this. the challenges and straits, the journalist space here in the occupied territories in the west bank everyday from, for example, these way the military in these only going res. i should mention that there's a couple of rates that we're hearing about. one of which is just started in nablus, one in a town called hawaii ro as well, which isn't far away, but it's these kind of rights for example, that opposed to such as rates to palestinian and foreign international jr. and this is trying to cover this war from the west bank. it's a similar scenario with the settlers as well set to is where the sectors that are often protected by these rarely all me even given tacit approval or many instances . these really only will be the and see mainly acts with complete impunity on accounts of those to anyo

he said rates have peaked x in's ooh -- and if that's trueing or then this rolldown into smaller caps is, it kind of makes sense. charles name, and i want to preface this. this is a small company, it is a dangerous company. it is my if smallest position -- charles: before you say it, what make its difference? >> it's very -- dangerous. it's very small. it's not even here in the united states. it's in oslo, norway, right? it's o-p-r-a. of it has artificial intelligence capability built into it. i can't go into all the details of what they do, but this company was just covered by goldman earlier this week. it's starting to get institutional coverage. charles: what's the other one? >> if you're going to be in small caps, you've got to do -- most people should not be in small caps, there's very little coverage. it's not like buying apple and microsoft. utilize ada -- advantis, i've used the product, it's excellent. charles: the ideal dream is you live next door to someone with a small cap company, you go over for dipper and learn about the company, if you get lucky -- >> if you have the wherewithal and do that homework, the

charles: so over the weekend i was watching a couple of football games. all of sudden a commercial comes up with a upcoming movie, godzilla xmpire. why can't they do a remake of mighty joe young? come on what is up with that? he deserve as remake at some point! nothing keeps king kong down. some of movies terrible movies lately, poor ratings, not necessarily big box office keep coming back to the silver screen. i feel like you can say the same for bitcoin, right? it has scaled enormous heights in the past, but like the empire state building don't need to come crashing back down to earth. you wait around long enough here is comes back and comes back surging in beast mode. the question, bitcoin is it the king kong of all financial assets? lyn alden, author of the new book, broken money. lyn, congratulations on the book. i was checking out your current research report, the speed of transactions versus the speed of settlements. explain that, because it seems essential to the debate where bitcoin will go. >> sure. in whole time of telecom era. deployed the telegraph in the second half of the 1800's we've been in an environment w

and x would say that's about 60 percent of a market is now taken by chinese because of the can i say i'm a very, very cheap and are they the russian charles and about pretty cheap type thing. no problem. the people in the class, can you tell me why optimize the cars? oh no. that's what i sold. that is open price. you spell it? well, i think it's so close to the 40 percent. well, we have almost no cause a cheaper than a 1000000 roubles. now yes, but 40 percent growth is of course much more that then we would like to see that's clear. but if anything is because i think everyone understands of the situation. but i will repeat that once to the european, graham's left, russia and it goes to europe and japanese and south korean con manufacturers. left kind of several companions issues arose such as a supplier for component parts. and we are facing that the need to develop a release to our own production reach some early after vas jim moisture move is managing the quantities from the up, but it isn't managing the demand of these. but to the more tim store, they expand the production of cheaper, it will be 2 products, but due to the boy, so econo

x ray. the ray them the city of geneva and the occupied west by. it's how trees scene day of the ministry incursions. sotheby's charles was gone. so in october, the 2nd come by thing anti semitism is central to german government policies. jews is the country's history and responsibilities coming from the holocaust. well, that view is deep, and since the high mazda attack in this riley of october, in one eastern states, government ministers have agreed to compel german citizenship applicants to sign the declaration guarantees israel's right to exist. don't when it came to report some lawyers believe the move is unconstitutional. the subject, gates the past, the german citizenship has been long requiring competence in the language. he is of residency, clean criminal record, financial security. and the commitment to democracy law and order applicants was also a pos, a multiple choice test to show the awareness of life in germany. but now, one of the 16 states and additional requirements has been introduced in the optim off of how much is a tech on israel in october? if you want to get some of the, we have now decided that as part

x i need you to pick the hollywood square of case that his attorneys right now should be most concerned about and tell me why. >> washington, d.c., jack smith's federal election interference case. charles jack smith may be the only person in d.c. who thinks this trial is going to happen on march 4th. but at some point, judge chutkan will get her case back from the appeals court and possibly the supreme court. and those courts will almost certainly deny defendant trump's grandiose claims of absolute immunity. and when that happens, jack smith wants to hit the ground running. trump is of course trying to run out the clock so that the trial happens after the election so that he can then appoint an attorney general who will dismiss the two federal prosecutions. so until the supreme court says what it's going to do, every time jack smith tries to move the case forward, the trump defense team will go whining to judge chutkan. >> speaking about hitting the ground running, i want to now shift to fulton county. playing hollywood squares with donald trump and his legal entanglements. fani willis has said her office would be ready to try this case in about 30 days. you're a former prosecutor, i'm

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charles's footman that picked the i'm just the outfit? i'm just saying, what if it wasn't him? >> i was looking on on x or twitter yesterday .b news twitter yesterday. and gb news own royal correspondent was saying that he'd heard that it was coincidence. yes. i was a coincidence. yes. now, i don't know whether he this don't know whether he heard this officially or not. i can't believe was coincidence believe it was a coincidence because been because this has been an extraordinary the prime extraordinary week for the prime minister. was massive snub minister. it was a massive snub to the greeks . in my view, it to the greeks. in my view, it was totally unnecessary on the substance the elgin marbles. substance of the elgin marbles. i put it like this imagine if greece had half of the stones from stonehenge , which we from stonehenge, which we absolutely rishi sunak would be jumping up and down demanding them back. >> i don't think he would. i think it's like asking the louvre to give back the mona lisa italy or, you know, any. lisa to italy or, you know, any. what about london bridge that was bought by american and was bought