while david mike was talking about building structures in place to deal with the physical trauma, the mental anguish that comes with planning sports. but in the current moment, the nfl seems to be responding quite differently to player injuries up in 2019 to form a black players filed a civil rights lawsuit against the nfl for what's called race norming. which assumes that black players have lower cabinet of function than white players. talked to me about this practice. ah, is it still happening and why was it happening in the 1st place? well, hopefully due to public pressure. ah, this will not be happening going forward. i mean, a couple of things about it. first of all, as you well know, mark, i mean, race norming. this idea of judging ah, black bodies in white bodies differently. i. it is something that's been going on in this country since the trans atlantic slave trade. i mean, this is something that this kind of racism in medicine runs very, very deep in the american psyche and it pushed forward into this concussion lawsuit that was negotiated by the nfl by the nfl players assoc

our north america correspondent, david willis reports. mike david willis reports. was renowned for his almost mike pence was renowned for his almost filial sense of loyalty to donald trump, never publicly disagreeing with him and staunchly defending even the former president's most controversial actions. but there was one area in which the two men have not seen eye to eye. donald trump maintains the former vice president could have used his authority to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election as they were being presented to congress. and following renewed assertions to that effect from mr trump in recent days, mike pence has now decided to speak out. president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. but president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election, the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. ., . , , ., , alone. the former vice president was one of a number— alone. the former vice president was one of a number of— alone. the former vice president was one of a number of lawmakers - alon

david rothbun, and mike memily, white house correspondent and what we call the biden whisperer. you've been covering joe biden for a long time. mike, i feel like this is vintage biden today. these issues feel like vintage biden things. would you read it that way? >> yeah, joy, you really set this up very well in terms of the -- all the challenges that are coming together for joe biden at once and how he's dealing with them. i think the common refrab is -- refrain is balance. he's been trying to offer a model to democrats how to balance being tough on crime, crime is going to be a big issue in the midterm elections, especially if republicans have their say. but also to do what he did, which is surround himself with law enforcement at nypd headquarters. but then go to queens where they're dealing with some of the root causes, rehabilitation for formally incarcerated individuals. one of the things that joe biden considered one of his biggest accomplishments, the crime bill, was used against him in the elections. it caused him to move a bit into the criminal justice reform. george f

i've been speaking to our north america correspondent, david willis. mikepresidents you could everfind. he was renowned for his almost filial loyalty to donald trump, defending mr trump even in some of his most controversial moments, so these remarks are being seen — being granted with some astonishment here. they are the most outspoken criticism of his former boss to have come from mike pence. but in the last few days, donald trump has basically ground down on the narrative that mike pence could have done more to basically prevent the election from going to joe biden. he said he could have overturned the results of the electoral college. now, that is, of course, false. and today, mike pence decided to call donald trump out on that, saying that mr trump was wrong in that assertion and also saying that such a move by a vice president would be, as he put it, "un—american". this comes, though, at the same time — as i alluded to there, david — the republican party censuring two of its top lawmakers for investigating the capitol riot. what did they call it? "leg

our north america correspondent, david willis, reports. mikeost controversial actions. but there was one area in which the two men have not seen eye to eye. donald trump maintains the former vice president could have used his authority to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election as they were being presented to congress. and following renewed assertions to that effect from mr trump in recent days, mike pence has now decided to speak out. president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. but president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. the former vice president was one of a number of lawmakers who were rushed to safety after a mob of donald trump supporters smashed their way into the us capitol as the election results were being certified on january the 6th last year. some in the crowd called for mike pence to be hanged. senior republicans continue to regard the insurrection as a peaceful rally. and shortly before mike pen

. >> cnn anchor in chief national affairs analyst kasie hunt and david gregory. kasie, mikeadmitting the sky is blue. he should have admitted the sky is blue a long time ago. he's doing it now. a lot of republicans are backing him up. what does that tell us in terms of trump's grip on the party? >> reporter: well, for the most part, mike pence was always silent standing next to his former boss working together. i think everybody remarked upon that at the time that it was going on. but january 6th did change the calculus. they tried hard to convince mike pence he had this power. you're right it is a shift that he is out there in public -- note, he wasn't asked by a reporter. these are planned remarks he had full control over. that is a significant piece of this. it does say that the party at least is drawing a line here or more people are willing to. they talked about passing a bill that would make it a bun danley clear they do have these powers. trump was trying to convince us all he has the full power and pence himself had to stand up and say, no, i don't have the power. re

we're back with mike, jackie, david, and joyce. tell us about your reporting. >> what initially seemed like an odd and bizarre habit from the former president first reported in 2018 continued well into 2020 and even into the potentially 2021 according to our new reporting that the former president and potentially some of the people around him, were illegally shredding and ripping up the documents that were supposed to be preserved under the presidential records act. the national archives received many of these documents. they confirmed that to us yesterday in a statement. they also said they received documents that not only had been ripped up and taped back together by a recording management analyst that works for the archives, but documents that were so shredded that they actually were not reconstructed. we also know that the committee has received some of these documents after a lawsuit in the supreme court ruled that they were able to get access to them. there was a trench, we've got 700 pages. we don't know which in the group o

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what do you make of mike pence coming out against trump, david? >> look, it is a welcome voice. mike pence finally telling the truth. but i think those who have observed that mike pence had the days from november 3 until january 6 to ring the alarm bell and say that donald trump is putting in place all of the elements of what could lead to an insurrection, you know, mike pence served as counselor to donald trump during that period, not as a whistleblower. and so i think that history also needs to record that. i do think, and we saw this at the rnc's actions this weekend, the future of the republican party remains in donald trump's hands, not mike pence's. so while mike pence's voice this week was welcomed, it is late to the party and it is not going to be the future of the party either. >> mya, staying on the topic of trump, the "new york times" reports that after the 2020 election trump considered using the levers of the federal government to seize voting machines in swing states in an effort to stay in power. what is your reaction, how confident are you in the guardrails that p

i'm carl with morgan and mike. davidestling with headlines that indicates some deesclaze in ukraine the dow is up 300, morgan. >> we're 30 minutes into the trading session. here are three big movers that we are watching. we're going to start with marriott booking gains beating on the top and bottom lines. seeing occupancy rates rise. plus, virgin galactic lifting off, announcing a limited opportunity for the general public to buy future space flight reservations for its suborbital service that's expected to launch later this year total ticket price of $450,000 that's where it starts down payment of $150,000, and you could see shares of the company up about 15%, almost 16% on this news however, still down more than 80% over the last year of trading. finally, we will end with advanced auto parts. under pressure despite beating analyst earnings, expectations company sales coming in higher than a year before, but inflationary headwinds putting a dent in profit those shares are down about 3% right now. we're going to discuss

david. i was surprised to see that from mike pence. why now, do you think? �* , ., , think? - think? it's an interesting question. mike pence i think? it's an interesting question. mike pence of| think? it's an interesting i question. mike pence of course was one of the most loyal vice president you could everfind, renowned for his almost filial loyalty to donald trump, defending mr trump even in some of his most controversial moments. so these remarks are being seen with some astonishment here, they are the most outspoken criticism of his former boss to have come from mike pence but in the last few days, donald trump has basically ground down on the narrative that mike pence could have done more to basically prevent the election from going to joe prevent the election from going tojoe biden. he says he could have overturned the results of the electoral college. that is, of course, false. and today, mike pence decided to call donald trump out on that, saying that the trump was wrong in that assertion and also saying that such a move by a vice president would be, as he put it,

david: you were talking to mike joy, he is a classic i love that guy. have fun there. you very much, connell. well, from the racetrack to a road near you, our next guest sees a future of autonomous trucking at least in short hauls , how might this help the supply chain issues, joining us now is gattick ceo gottam naran. you already have a fleet of autonomous trucks don't you? >> we do we have over 25 vehicles in our fleet and that number is growing quickly, so we're targeting over 100 vehicles by the end of this year david: now, are they still just in the testing stage? i mean, you're not actually using them for deliveries, yet are you? >> we are, actually. since summer of 2019 over the last three years we have been working with retail res like walmart, making commercial deliveries,, and gatik and walmart together, where we became the first and the only autonomous trucking company operating on a commercial delivery route without any behind the steering wheel. so that milestone has been a big highlight for the company and then now we're looking to roll out fully driverle

david: thank you very much. congressman mike waltz joined the snow republican from florida.e sanctions a little too little too late? >> we are seeing prone rollout the same playbook that he did in 2014 with crimea where you have local ethnic russians start to press the narrative that they're being oppressed by the ukrainian government, they need big russia putin support and lo and behold putin is too happy to send the supporting eventually militarily in the rest have some puffs and put this you sanctions but over the long term they absorbed crimea and do the same thing now in eastern ukraine with the same playbook. were watching the same pumping and pumping. the sanctions that the biden white house announced last night only apply to the little slice of eastern ukraine, i don't know many international businesses or investors or corporations that have been pouring money into the war-torn area where there is trench warfare in the last six years. we will see what they come out with, the sanctions should of been in place months if not years ago and it is too little too late. davi

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and mike santoli david david has the morning off.e mentioned, market set up for a cooler than expected cpi didn't happen. the initial sell-off has reversed a bit, dow's down less than 100 points and the ten-year kissing off 2%, now 1.98. >> here are three movers we are watching uber beating the street. company's ride hailing business rebounding and seeing strong growth in the food delivery business as well shares up 5.5% twilio surging after reporting a lower than expected loss you can see shares up 13% right now. finally, another name in the green. that is disney a big earnings beat helped by growth in the disney plus subscriber base. shares up almost 6% right now, helping the dow. julia boresen caught up with the ceo. she joins us with those highlights hi, julia. >> well, morgan, disney beating expectations in the top and bottom line. also reporting better than expected streaming growth. the company adding nearly 12 million subscribers to disney plus that's about 4 million better than anticipated disney also reiterated its subscrib

mike. the president is in camp david right now and from what we've gathered so far, there is no indication that we may mare from from him. the white house has been forward, shared intelligence and shows there's a real chance that this could happen here. they have been public about this and you got to see that on the sunday shows this morning with a number of top officials getting out there and explaining this. >> interesting, rich edison, many thanks. >> live pictures from maiden square, trey yingst live from ukraine's capital, good morning. trey: mike, good evening, weapon shipments continue to arrive here in ukraine as the country braces for the possibility of a russian invasion. now u.s. intelligence officials believe the invasion could start at any time in the coming days even the coming hours both the russians and the ukrainians continue military exercises and yesterday ukrainian president zalensky watched as his national guard conducted drills. less than 15 miles from the border of crimea where they are conducting military exercises. the biden administration is warning if russian inv

exclusive interviews with ohio congressman mark hunter mike turner lieutenant governor, kansas senator roger marshall and georgia gubernatorial candidate david plus, start smart every weekday from 6:00 a.m. -- 90m with mornings with maria right here on foxbusiness. that will do it for us, thanks for watching and have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: hello this week on the walls or journal at large, let it go more blue state leaders are lifting covid restrictions. clearly too late to head off the popular revolt against policy? an uprising against authority and of all places, canada. canadian trucker shut down the nation's capitol in protest of a vaccine mandates. could the u.s. be next?

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mike mullen. former undersecretary of defense, michelle fornoy. david petraeus. cyber expert dimitri alperavic, and former national security advisor tom donnelin. >> our goals should be to build out a case here that is clear to putin as to what the cost is going to be for action that he might take here. >> we should be communicating to individuals in moscow that life is going to be very, very tough for you if you go into ukraine. you may be able to get all the way, you might even push the government out of kyiv, but at the end of the day, we're going to make life hell for you if that is the case. >> and that's exactly the kind of very tough warning that was laid out in the president's speech yesterday, which these officials were all saying we need to do. that is what the president is doing. that's what the current officials clearly know is the only way to deter is to threaten sanctions, to threaten punishment, to tell them that there are going to be costs. last week wendy sherman said not a typical wendy sherman comment, putin has to realize there are going to be

"donald trump vacationing, three day weekend at camp david while americans are left stranded there, as nato trembles while trump golfs." he sends mikeraldo: what about kamala? >> jeanine: what about her? >> jesse: i would have sent hunter. [laughter] think of it this way, she has been waiting for a bigger role. this is the big leagues, babe, high-stakes diplomacy. go for it, let's see how -- on the other hand, you are basically giving her a tough thing, and she could come back with russia already invading ukraine and germany saying "we are not going to close the north," and that could go worse. >> geraldo: i wanted to mention that they can't rescue americans in the ukraine when the russians are occupying. you can't put american forces and russian forces in the same neighborhood. >> jeanine: they will start fighting. it will be war. >> jesse: one of the positive things that the president has accomplished is putin is facing a united nato, more or less. nato was shattered. the united states was a half-assed participants. the one thing that putin has managed is to unite nato against him. >> dagen: where are the sanctions? why aren't we

street," i'm carl quintanilla outside so-fi stadium in california, morgan brennan, mike santoli on the east coast, david off. markets have been thrown around a bit like a rag doll this week but for the moment, trying to put a little polish on the week. consumer sentiment comes out let's get to rick santelli >> we are looking for a february preliminary read on the university of michigan sentiment expecting the number around 72 not to happen. 68.5 and this obviously is a bit of a disappointment, and if we look at the expectations, well, expectations 57.4, also a big miss, following 64.1, and if we look at the, i'm sorry, i'm sorry, that was current conditions at 68.5, my apology and on the one-year inflation rate, this is where it really gets interesting, it's 5%. we had a couple of 4.9s, and the 4.9s were 14-year highs and the 5% level, well, we have to continue to comp 2008 and that comp is 5.1. 5 to 10-year inflation, carl, 3.1%, we've had several of those, 3.1 is a high going back to 2011, we'll call it 11 years. so as we look at university of michigan, of course, we want to continue to monitor all th

mike tomlin of the pittsburgh steelers. there were two others, flores with miami and david culley with houston, both fired after the 2021 season. there are several head coaching positions open this off season. so far all head coaches hired have been white. nfl superstars gearing up for the pro bowl speaking up overnight saying they stand with flores. colts linebacker, darius leonard saying i feel like african american coaches sometimes get nedenies.iba to back wng wldn'ta flores' attorneys also say the commissioner's memo is a good first step in their opinion. they're weary it may be more pr than real commitment to change. eva? >> only time will tell. phil, thank you for that. >>> let's switch gears and get a check of our weather with rob marciano. another belated happy national weather person day. >> we feel bad about yesterday. >> it's a month-long celebration. good morning, guys. gio, i stole your transportation. this morning we're stealing whit's beat, that's figure skating. louisville, kentucky, this is what they were doing with this deep freeze, and the ice, making the best of it there in the driveway. got the skates out

mike mullen. former undersecretary of defense, michelle. former cia director and retired four-star general, david. >> i think the plan is to lay out what's clear. >> we should communicate to individuals in moscow that life is going to be very, very tough for you if you go into ukraine. you may be able to get -- you may even push the government out of kyiv but at the end of the day, we're going to make life hell for you if that's the case and with some experience as a counterinsurgent, we'll tell them what you have is not enough. this is what we invaded iraq with. it's nowhere near enough for a country with multiples the size of iraq and that should be clear. >> i think we need to folk thons long-term price he's going to pay and figure out how to do that. to include one of the near-term objectives would be to get the narrow response force ready. >> one thing that's not been mentioned is to accelerate for refugees. this is the precursor to war and you've got to be ready for 10s of thousands of ukrainians to move across the border if they're attacked. >> reporter: until he pulls back, putin has mult

michele flournoy, mike mullen, former national security adviser tom donovan, and former cia director and four-star general davidt they would do in real time as russia continues to threaten ukraine's sovereignty with hugetakes for the u.s. and nato. >> i think it's also an opportunity to really assess in europe and here at home what are our vulnerabilities that are created by our dependencies on russia, gas in particular, energy supplies, dependency on things like titanium and rare earths. we should be addressing those in the future to reduce those dependencies. lastly, our cyber vulnerabilities. this is a favorite tool of vladimir putin. we've seen it again and again. we have got to invest more in strengthening our own cyber resilience so we're less vulnerable to the kind of threats that he'll come at us with in the future. >> they get in a situation, and it may be a likelihood, wither in a standoff, right, with russia over the long haul. then we have to start of our security arrangements of the kind you doo with adversaries. important discussion. >> how long can he sustain that troop formation on these borders

>> david smith said that nathan was worried, that a lady mike it's seen him while he was walking.obody knows that except nathan,, and it's consistent with our evidence. >> once more, the inmate also testified widen ethan wanted tunis out of his life. >> well he said that, he said that she was overbearing. in that he had got to the point, where he wanted to move on with his life. that he had met someone else, and stuff like that. >> did he tell you the name of that someone else? >> some student named lana or something like that. >> but it was with the inmate told prosecutors about the timing of the murder. that they found particularly chilling. smith testified that nathan told him he planned the murder specifically for valentine's day. >> it was supposed to be some type of president to this other chick. i think you referred to her as anna? >> yes. yes. >> and there it was, nathan's motive. prosecutors said he killed his wife so he could be with his true love, china. >> this was his valentine's day present to her. in that is despicable. >> she, who prosecutors said was natives motiv

david? >> we can hear the wind on your mic, rob. we'll be watching you this weekend, thank you. >>> we turn next to former vice president mike pence late today striking back at former president trump, saying president trump is wrong to say that pence as vice president had the right to overturn the election. pence then saying there is almost no idea more un-american. it comes on the same day the republican party went after two members of congress for continuing to ask questions about who helped plan and orchestrate the january 6th attack. here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl on the former vice president and what he said. >> reporter: tonight, something we have never heard before from mike pence, declaring donald trump is wrong when he said that as vice president, pence had the right to change the outcome and could have overturned the 2020 election. >> i heard this week that president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. and frankly there is no idea more un-amer

in 2016 and why i still complain that people like you and david will come over and join us, too, some time because we are the big tent party, mike. >> we've got some issues to work out first, though. let me tell you. that's going to be one hell of a negotiation. >> only a washington is half a tent. just because you have moderns doesn't make you a big tent. >> i know. you've got some things on that side you have to work out first. so, stephanie, to curt's point, it raises interesting posts as we go forward. if you look at florida governor ron desantis and other republican presidential hopefuls trying to split the difference to their own interests and snow showing deference to donald trump. i'm like, folks, trust me. that's an aberration because the primary there was very different. >> yeah. it's pathetic. i mean, i don't know where this goes, particularly if trump is in jail by then. that will be particularly funny. but nancy mace and some of these people that spoke the truth and now they're sucking up to him, what is your next commercial with the ball gag in the gym p's basement in "pulp fiction". >> okay. with that image left f

mike, thank you. >>> and for more now on the market fallout, let's bring in wedgewood partner cio david rolff.d to see you this morning, david. now, this crisis this conflict, this war in ukraine clearly just massively important from geopolitical perspective and the human cost in the market, though, how much are you paying attention to that in particular? >> well, certainly our eyes are on it like everybody else's. we don't have an edge of trying to think this through, but we just hope that the news doesn't get worse. there's been a lot of damage already in some of these stock sectors. and if we get a better resolution, there's quite a few of these tech stocks that are pretty darn cheap right now. we hope for the best. >> what i keep trying to figure out, david, is what is the impact in europe to the real economy, to actual demand, to consumer and business behavior perhaps we'll hear more about that in the next round of earnings, april/may. but do you expect it to be nonmaterial? is it already priced in? >> it's probably getting priced in but it is going to be material when you think about jus

plus, we'll talk military tactics and diplomatic strategy with general david petraeus right after jim cramer, 7:00 eastern, cnbc. mikek you very much appreciate it. >> zoom video, meantime, falling, though after his lows after disappointing guidance and earnings offset beat what's your quick take on the numbers? obviously, guidance somewhat disappointing, but the stock is a little bit resilient here. is it just down enough >> i think the actual results were a mild beat, but the guidance was quite disappointing. we were looking for about 16%, 17% revenue growth next year it looks like they're scratching very low double digits, and off about 80 or 90 cents relative to the non-gap eps expectation. i'm not surprised it's not completely imploding from here if you look at the stock chart, it's been a black ski slope. i think that for a while when the stock was in the mid-100s, you had to justify the valuation going out to 2035 and looking at a total addressable market of $100 billion out of the box, and i think right now, the stock is just discounting fiscal '25 type results. that being said, everyone is going to have to p

david cully was fired by the texans and flores. there were three black head coaches in the nfl. now there is one. the long tenured mikeelers, and the steelers owners, the rooney family, who pushed. the rooney rule. saying you must have at least one legitimate interview for a head coaching defense, defensive or offensive coordinator, and general manager, one legitimate interview with at least one minority candidate, and before you hire whoever you decide to hire. the giants say they interviewed six people. three were minority candidates. they wind up hiring brian gable in buffalo. bill belichick, the patriots head coach, both flores and dabel had been assistant coaches. he had two brians next to each other. two days before flores' schedule inview, he gets a text saying congratulations. >> it's up on the screen. let me read it. here is the first part of the exchange. belichick congratulating flores, and flores asks if he heard something. he seard that giants want him, and later, he thinks he is thinking to brian flores, and brian -- and he say that he f'd this up. i hate to interrupt you. but i wanted people to know wha

investigate mike pence for refusing to go along with trump's order that he reject biden electoral votes from states biden won, sending them back to those states for reconsideration. of course, davidnce had no constitutional authority whatsoever to do that. >> jon karl tonight. jon, thank you. >>> tonight, whoopi goldberg has apologized after saying the holocaust was not about race, in comments she made on "the view" yesterday. what she said today and her apology amid the firestorm over her worlds. here's abc's erielle reshef tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new fallout over those explosive comments by whoopi goldberg. the host of abc's "the view" claiming on monday's show that the holocaust was not about race. >> the holocaust isn't about ra race. >> no? >> no. >> maybe it is -- >> it's about -- >> a different race. >> but it's not about race. it's not about race. >> what is it about? >> it's about man's inhumanity to man. that's what it's about. >> reporter: the remarks sparking outrage. goldberg tweeting an apology and today, opening the show with this. >> i said that the holocaust wasn't about race and it was instead about humanity's unhumanity to man. but it is about race. now,