katie: that was chris miller.rrow we will be joined by the nasdaq ceo and on wall street week later on we will hear from peter cross of aperture investors. we want to bring you some breaking news. this out of nomura dismissing 60 staffers due to the ongoing slump in dealmaking and capital markets activity according to people familiar with the matter. those include about 30 people in the u.s.. we will continue to follow that story. coming after what we heard from ups to cut 12,000 jobs so it is still a theme at this point. super micro computer getting a pop after a rosy revenue forecast. we will discuss next, this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: super micro computer shares at an all-time high after the server maker beat second-quarter estimates and raised its revenue forecast for the rest of the year. joining us is matt. you can tell behind the market reaction this was a surprise prayed what was driving this beat? matt: it is really ai demand. we just heard dr. miller talk about the strong demand for nvidia processors, supe

. >> can name chris miller in the letter. of the secretaries. >> yeah. it was an intentional public warning. there were some suggestions that maybe what the republicans should have done would be to go to the white house privately and speak to trump and tell him, it's time to concede, but anyone who had dealt with him knew that wasn't going to happen. but again, the fact that the secretaries of defense had to write this public letter warning about the -- the illegality, the un-american nature of using the military to influence the outcome of an election, and later on, we learned, in fact, that when the secretary of the army, when the chief of staff of the army had issued statements in mid-december saying, again, what's very obvious, the military has no role in the outcome or the conduct of u.s. elections that donald trump sent johnny mcintee to deliver a message, which was, if you, apparently, if you do that again, you will be fired. which tells you, again, about his intent. >> and chris miller confirmed they would be receiving that message. >> the presid

strengthening sanctions against russia, associate professor of the fredcher school at tavtsa university chris millers to speak in russia, it’s just that you couldn’t pick out worse, the most odious speakers. in the west, yes, well, and as a cherry on the cake, the last example is the meaninglessness of dialogue with the current elites, and what are the current elites of the collective west and in particular the german political elites? the bilt publication found out that in the city of dresden an inscription was erased, which testified that in february 1945, anglo-american aviation carried out a monstrous... yes, destructive airstrikes, bombing attacks on dresdon, simply wiping the city off the face of the earth, from 100 to 300 thousand casualties, 78 thousand civilian buildings destroyed, in general, this inscription testified that it was, for reasons of political correctness, the german authorities decided to delete this entry, this is how history is being rewritten, this is how the current political elites behave, now a little advertising, then we’ll talk about the middle east. maria vladimirovn

mark milley, chris miller, secretary of defense. they were personal friends of mine. i was a senior official at the nsc, senior director for defense. my issue is, jake, that in november 2021, a d.o.d.i.g. report came out. i reviewed. it was flawed. filled with -- >> factual inaccuracies. >> factual inaccuracies. deliberate misrepresentations. half truths. by army officials. and i was concerned. why was i concerned? because i love the united states army. i'm a soldier. at the core of the army ethos is integrity, is the army value that undergirds everything we do. and i saw army officers not telling the truth, lying about it, and nothing was done about it. >> yeah. >> and -- >> go ahead. >> and that's the thing about this complaint, is the reason we filed the whistleblower reprisal complaint is because colonel matthews has been retaliated against because he brought forward his concerns to congress. and federal law does prohibit retaliation against military officers because they make a protected disclosure, meaning a disclosure of a violation of law, rule or regulation.

i started reading chris miller's book "chip wars." >> so did i. >> i think it is interesting the lasto see the dispersion among the semi con discre ducters were saying. we heard about samsung and memory chips have been on the decline. sales numbers are not promising. we had disappointing numbers from one of the other semiconductors focused on memory chips. how as an investor should you distinguish between chips within the semiconductor space? where do you think the opportunities lie given how many is baked in to those already big in a.i.? >> generative a.i. is a big opportunity. you see with nvidia as it will continue. we will see more from amd and intel. on the manufacturing side with the gsmc and samsung, we are getting to where the market has been declining the last couple years. it is plateauing. it is not declining like the last couple years. in manufacturing, you have the geopolitical issue with china and what china can do and compare to the u.s. and what i call better allies than china. when the u.s. can have with the japanese companies on its side with the exports. that's a he

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and so susie wilds, chris and jason miller and brian jack, team that is running this campaign, is doingn incredible job. and they're keeping him right where he's supposed to be. you may have not seen it, the fox news town hall, he was on message and laughed off all of the bad thing, the dictator was back out -- in the mainstream. so they're doing a great job in iowa right now on the ground getting people out. dragging and knocking and dragging people tonight and tomorrow night. so i think you'll continue to see that operation moving forward. >> one thing in the des moines register poll, he's doing good with college educated women. >> the republican base wants what the republican base wants and it appears they wan donald trump. he's well liked even by votes in the party who are saying maybe i'll choose ron desantis or look somewhere else. and the republicans like donald trump when he's the old, president donald trump talking about the policies that the voters like. and they even kind of sometimes like him when he's new donald trump and vengeful, et cetera. his campaign will try, think sm

chris mason, bbc news. hannah miller is in westminster tonight.ties to begin to set out their stalls for voters. this has caused — out their stalls for voters. this has caused a _ out their stalls for voters. this has caused a lot _ out their stalls for voters. this has caused a lot of— out their stalls for voters. this has caused a lot of hoo - out their stalls for voters. ti 3 has caused a lot of hoo hah today, but fundamentally the facts haven't actually changed. it still rishi sunak�*s decision when to call a general election, as long as he does it at some point this year, and he could still choose to do it whenever he likes, so why did he say this today? well, fundamentally he knew he was always going to be asked the question. he will hope he said enough to dampen down what otherwise could be endless speculation and he may well have been expecting the reaction that he got from opposition parties too, but he will hope he can ride that out over the next few days rather than have it hanging over him for months on end. why is the second half of t

from pennsylvania charlie dent, and tim miller, former top advisor on jeb bush's 2016 presidential campaign. let's talk about how this changes the race. tim, chris christie out of the race. he is not saying such nice things about his former competitors. getting a little news from a couple of our reporters in new hampshire. they are engaging chris christie and his allies on a potential third party run. joining the no labels ticket. would he be interested in that? what would that mean for the race? tim? >> i'm not -- i don't have any insight into chris christie's personal thinking. he said he was not interested in the no labels ticket. sometimes people change their mind. here is why i think he shouldn't if he wants to live up to the rhetoric in new hampshire last night where he said very clearly that he doesn't want to do anything to help donald trump. it might seem on the surface to someone that isn't deep ingrained in politics that chris christie running on a third party ticket might help joe biden because he might take some republican voters, but that's a dated view of our political scene right now. chris christie had -- was deeply underwater.

miller. hannah, so it's all in the language, isn't it? working assumptions of the prime minister to call a general election in the second half of this year, so it tells us, as chrisittle bit, but at the same time it could mean anything, couldn't it? the same time it could mean anything, couldn't it?— couldn't it? the thing to be really clear about _ couldn't it? the thing to be really clear about then _ couldn't it? the thing to be really clear about then is _ couldn't it? the thing to be really clear about then is this _ couldn't it? the thing to be really clear about then is this is - couldn't it? the thing to be really clear about then is this is still - clear about then is this is still rishi sunak�*s choice, whichever language you choose to use, the way it works here in the uk is that prime minister is give essentially five weeks' notice for the campaign and then we have polling day. that has to be still no later than the 28th of january, 2025. has to be still no later than the 28th ofjanuary, 2025. and fundamentally, those packs haven't changed today. but we have seen today rishi sunak really attempting today rishi sunak really attempting to kill off specul

. >> tim miller, you are split screen with an event in windham, new hampshire. we are expectinger governor of new jersey chrise'll suspend his presidential campaign. what are you looking for in these remarks? >> i don't think we'll except that chris christie is going to endorse nikki haley, but i think it will be something that i would look to in the next two weeks, is he going to swallow his pride and criticisms with nikki haley to help someone that has the most conceivable chance to defeat trump even though that's a very, very outside chance at this point. i think that's something people will be watching. i'm looking for hints of chris christie talking to gettable republican voters about donald trump and about how they should look at the general election. i think chris christie could conceivably be an important messenger for joe biden. i don't know if he'd ever endorse him. but maybe he can speak to the gettable soft republicans, a small number of people, honestly, but the 2%, 3%, 4% of people in the swing states that have been traditionally republicans that don't like donald trump that don't want somebody

miller, on snp plans to criminalise parents who won't let children change gender. and, of course, more questions from our brilliant studio audience. for myself and my comedian panellists, chris from tatiana sanchez. >> andrew, thank you very much. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the government has rejected claims that britain's aircraft carrier cannot be sent to the middle east because of a personnel shortage . raf jets personnel shortage. raf jets made a round trip of more than 3000 miles from cyprus on thursday to take part in a series of strikes on houthi positions in yemen, foreign secretary lord cameron has warned. the uk may intervene again if attacks on ships in the red sea continue . there have red sea continue. there have been reports that a recruitment crisis is preventing the navy sending aircraft carriers to the region , but defence minister region, but defence minister james cartlidge says that's not the case. >> there is no truth whatsoever in the suggestion that we cannot deploy the carrier. i'm pleased to confirm that both our carriers are in portsmouth. they are at readiness and they are available to be deployed if needed. if the operation decision