important drug for eli lilly a big detail all of biotech, pharma is going to be important. maria: i want to get detail from sam waksal next block much more ahead talking about medical breakthroughs 8:30 a.m. latest jobs data the initial jobless claims coming out we will have numbers as they cross the tape you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ . maria: welcome back eli lilly down one pandemic/4% beat on especially eps earlier but missed on revenue this is for fourth quarter, pharma company received approval from fda for a new blood cancer drug joining me right now as special for the hour graviton biopharmaceutical, ceo sam waksal great to see you. >> great to see you. maria: used a career investing in pharma i want your take what we're seeing in eli lilly, diabetes problem heart disease number one killer how would you characterize the growth stories within pharmaceuticals right now i think great growth in the pharmaceutical pharmaceutical industry talk eli lilly everyone expected lots of things going forward david spoke today g

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passive investors were underweight eli -- lily eli lilly, -- passive investors were underweight eli lillyt. they have been long on growth names. maybe china predicted the end of the fed cycle incorrectly. >> a stock that you see almost as a battleground name is wayfair. , bob -- how come, bob? >> we love this story. the shorts are dug in. they don't believe the management has right size the company. passive investors that supply the stock to short have decreased their ownership over time. however, active managers have stepped in and now they are starting to buy the stock after years and you are seeing this battle between short-sellers who don't believe management, active investors deploying capital on the name, you have earnings coming upin 2023. we will see what happens. we think this is a microcosm for what's happening in the rest of the marketplace. >> good to get your perspective as always helpful context. joining us with some of the moving parts of the market right now. coming up, it may have been a hot inflation prints for the u.s., but the same can't be said for canada. we will bre

for prospection of from cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig. he's also the author of the new book, untouchable, how powerful people get away with it. also with us, our chief political correspondent and co-anchor of cnn's state of the union, dana bash. first of all, why this person is talking on tv, i do not understand because she's clearly enjoying herself. but i mean, is this responsible? she was the 4% of this grand jury. this is >> this is a horrible

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i just want to add one other thing to what elie was saying about what this foreman said. i went to kate baldwin, i will be sad if nothing happens. i can tell you that as that interview was going on, i was texting with a former trump attorney who's still very much plugged into trump world. he was saying what ali said, that this is like just gold for them. not only legally, but also politically. and kind of laughing about the fact that, yes, i mentioned that you have georgia, you have new york, you have doj. a lot coming at him.

when you look at eli lily, this is similar we have seen in health care.hat sector is more defensive in nature and underperforming a broader market in that group in the s&p 500 is down about 3%. we were thinking about communication services and both are up more than 20%. kriti: it's fascinating to see health care lack this market at a time when it el chapo the covid boom, it got all of the attention to now not getting as much. i want your expertise on the stock market broadly. the green on the screen, is it sustainable? jess: that's the million-dollar question. was that as simple as a dish is a mean reversion play? my sources are adding more exposure to cyclical second there's whether it's energy or materials but some of them are getting more into technology and particularly comes down to chipmakers when you think about the philadelphia semiconductor index last year which was down more than 35%, its worst decline since 2008. we heard from barclays saying they thought the potential low was already in. whether yuan the small or large cap side, they are addin

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dana jacobson reports. ♪ family bond is strong between peyton and eli manning, but when the time comesching debuts. >> bragging rights for a year, dana. that's big, you know. we don't get together for these family dinners, you know, maybe once or twice a year. but just to have that kind of one-up on him, that would be important. >> it's big. >> grip it and rip it. >> grip it and rip it. >> reporter: now, neither manning expects to move on to the nfl sidelines after the pro bowl games. >> let me show you what you're doing wrong. water balloon me. >> reporter: though peyton has coached his son's sixth grade team. >> can we get the play run, coach? >> reporter: you've also said that the criticism you've taken in coaching the sixth grade team is why you will not coach in the nfl right now. >> right. >> get off my sideline. >> reporter: what you take in sixth grade, tackle football, it doesn't compare to what it is in the nfl. but it's just a good reminder that i'm going to kind of stay in my lane. i think i'm going to be a middle school football coach, and i think i'll retire after that. >

probably you, too, elie. anybody who says something negative will be on his enemies list. see this ever happen to anyone ever again. >> yeah. well thank you both for being here. it's a frightening story about power being used against individual americans is the most frightening use. michael and elie, thank you. >> up next, new developments and new allegations involving the former memphis police officers accused of beating tyre nichols to death. lomita feed is 101 years old. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infect

my last m blair. callahan to eli. here i got a order. that's the only one. you got a got a guy with a cable. i gave it a big deal about how many things you sent off your sample kimmy asked if i had a bed only for like aaliyah akin and he was to be able to go that route. and when i put on chat arctic going, well, i felt a kid if then we kept it as your member to walk us and he did it than the big america. we'd be him of his yeah. once i feel, can you say your what oh, he was going you, melissa, those lawyer. and i knew that you know about the state of the a being a with jim wade among the lead memories again, thank you to my me, you're the, you're seattle. gotcha. you'll get a hold of homes, a lot of the names that i almost over. oh, a little bit more, mo, it google went up. i don't know. i said i'm, i heard a bit of a bust young lawyer. that was sammy and got me know what i would act better homework on boylen. i see that this get the nameless can more yeah. given a a blast modeling instead of going to get the hate, there is a little question. better or less,

. debra is wrong, so you don't have agree to normalize relations. israeli foreign ministry minister eli cohen says an agreement will be signed once the african nation transitions to civilian government. now a group of women who worked as prosecutors, enough galveston, a seeking a new life in europe to fling when the taliban we gain power. some have been able to claim a san him in countries like spain, but others remain stuck in refugee camps in pakistan. the dean baba has their story . my name is by the shadows, alum and some of denison. before talent of the power i was at persecutor. enjoying the view of madrid, obeta sharah and her family had their lives turned upside down. when the taliban returned to power in 2021, they fled because of threats linked to her work as a prosecutor specializing, engender based violence. now finally, they're starting a new life in spain where they've got refugee status. a beta appreciates her new freedom, but can't forget the people she's left behind her and can to be inside the house is inside the wall. and this is not sales. i cannot indict because bec

eli crane was also listed, and i beat him by a time zone. they wanted to see somebody who actually walks the walk. we have some fantastic former officers here, but the experience of a senior enlisted person and an officer are remarkably different. i am more of a rubber meets the road kind of guy. i'm looking for to bring those experiences on the ground, leaving our troops in congo -- combat. bringing those experiences, how you ask to get something from point a to point b in a timely manner here to congress. >> why are you a republican, what has shaped your political philosophy? rep. van orden: i was raised by my bra -- mother, she was very liberal. god rest her soul, she died eight years ago. i grow with these ideas, with a series of ideas of -- i viewed the world from a different lens. and then when i actually got into the world i realize a lot of these things don't apply to real out -- reality. if the think about different social systems, i have lived and worked in performance of a block countries and former socialist countries, socialism

stuart: eli, thanks for coming on the show.h the farm. >> appreciate it, thank you. stuart: the administration wants to reduce the amount of sugar in school meals. what are they doing? lauren: this would be a first for the usda to address sugar could not tent in school meals. they also want to cut salt. i say this with the face, kids don't want to eat cardboard. you make sure that the kids will eat food they're serving. if the change happens it will take a couple years to go into effect. sugar cut from 17% to 10% by the fall of 2027. added sugar in meals would have to be 10% or less of total calories. salt, cut it by 30% by 2029. we have want kids to eat healthier. childhood obesity is the problem. so is the cost. school districts are saying we have a hard time such as it is getting meals to the current standards. you want us to do even more. i go back to what i first said, you want kids to eat what they're serving them. stuart: the waste at schools is dreadful. lauren: many parents get extra money after the official lunch they

let's bring in evan perez and elie honig. good to see you both.lie has a new book out "untouchable: how powerful people get away with it" i can't wait to read it. evan, what exactly is hunter biden doing here with the shift in strategy? >> reporter: good morning. he's trying to turn the tables on these right wing figures who have really made him a target for the last couple of years, the last four years or so. trying to use some of the contents of this laptop that purportedly he dropped off back in 2019 at this computer repair shop in delaware to essentially use that as an attack -- as a vehicle to attack his father, president biden. he's asking for state and federal officials to launch investigation for not only computer crimes but also for basically violating his privacy. so what we are hearing, though, from his attorney, abbey lowell is a full frontal on all of the figures including this computer repairman as well as rudy giuliani and others. i'll read you a part of what abbey lowell, his lawyer said in a letter to the attorney general. he said

the problem with it, elie and mondaire have said, it lacks due process.o say, people aren't elected, it is unilateral on the part of the state, a little unprecedented. a state takeover with the not even going through any mechanics. >> it's not that unprecedented when you think about what happened in other cities states during the early days of the great recession. you had white gop leaders of states in governors say that this city here can't manage its education. so we will take the education over. or the city over here, i distinctly remember this happened. i'm from detroit, and on the state try to take over our education system because detroiter's could not lead and they needed help. the reality is that 50s, 60s, 70s, and not only took away the diversity but also tax dollars. to actually take care of the cities. when those went out to the suburbs, you had the city maintain the same size but with your tax dollars to operate in. what's the number one precursor to crime? it is poverty. what is the industry in mississippi, does anybody know? exactly. so you

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or meanwhile, israel and sudan have agreed to normalize relations. israel's foreign minister, eli cohen has just returned from cartoon where he met sedans, army chief abdel fatter, the hon cohen says, an agreement will be signed once the african nation transitions to a civilian government. sedan host to the arab league meetings were members vowed not to recognize the state of israel in 1967 after the 3rd arab israeli war. or stephen, the soonest is a professor of politics at university san francisco. he joins a slide from santa cruz california. so let me ask you, 1st of all, how does this square with sedans previous position on this rather and why the change now, do you think one reason is that the military is back in power with the sudanese government agreed with us pressure under the trumpet, ministration. to move towards normalization are relations with israel, but that's only because they are truck administration and insisted they would not lift their crippling sanctions against the country if they did otherwise. so, but it was assumed that the with civilians eventually coming to po

attorney elie honing and tom dupree. elie, what we learned from georgia today. the grand jury recommending indictments against one or more witnesses whom they think lied, does that mean you think we'll definitely see charges? >> well, jake, i think things are absolutely trending that way both with respect to potential perjury charges and with election fraud related charges and see a couple of important things in today's partial report, which, by the way is a one-sided process. first of all, the report says that the grand jury finds specifically that there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. that is a finding that would be consistent with a criminal charge under georgia law for election interference and inconsistent with no charges and second of all, the overall tenor of this document we saw shows that the grand jury believes they witnessed serious wrongdoing. that is the tone. it's unmistakable in the report. any time we talk about the possibility of an indictment here out of the georgia fulton county d.a. of donald trump i think we have to note that it is

of 200 million dollars for health care and civil infrastructure projects , israeli foreign minister elio kuleya, he also promised that his country would help in creating an early warning system about an air threat from its side. dmytro kuleba emphasized that ukraine expects to play a role in the decision to provide military aid primarily to protect the ukrainian sky. eli koin is the first representative of the israeli government, who came to ukraine since the beginning of the great war, the minister visited bucha and gostomel, as well as babyn yar in kyiv, he also plans to meet with president volodymyr zelensky, this visit is as important as it is emotional. this is another signal of support to the ukrainian people. i am proud that we are standing side by side with ukraine in these times and i promise that israel will continue to support your country in the future, while indeed humanitarian support is very important, first of all, the most important thing is this victory in the war and israel knows it like no one else, if you don't win the war, if you don't defeat the enemy, everything

. >> eli crane is represents arizona's second congressional district and is one of the new the 80 new house mbers of the 118th congress. he talks to c-span about why he ran for office, the small busisse started with his wife, and his 13 years in the military that led to his service as a navy seal. rep. crane: not all of those 13 years were in the seal teams. i did not make it the first try, i was persistent and kept at it. and finally made it to the -- through the pipeline. i was a seo for about eight years. tell us about that experience of trying and then not succeeding the first time, but trying again. rep. crane: you know, they want the best of the best and like many candidates, they go through that program, you think you're ready. you get into that pressure cooker and find out that you are not. so, like many candidates, i had to go back, spend time in the fleet, and thankfully i got an opportunity to come back and try again. >> what did that expansive to -- experience to teach you about yourself? rep. crane: absolutely, i think adversity is one of the best teachers we can ever hav

funny >> i saw a picture of him today that our friend eli absent from 2015.'s eli and you and al gore laughing like i have never seen him before. >> that's great. >> and eli said, yeah, there is a lot of laughs on that campaign. >> last fun moment, this actually is a photo that someone snapped when bush v. gore was decided. it was before you can email things. supreme court clerk faxed me a copy of the opinion. and i read the opinion over the phone to vice president gore. this is al gore finding out he's not gonna be president. the very moment, the very moment the court opinion came down. >> and that's ron klain finding out, the same thing. >> reading along, yeah. >> how did that feel for you as you are reading that the vice president? and it's landing on you -- >> for telling him, yeah. obviously, it was a big punch in the gut. and i don't know if you remember that night -- >> we all remember that night. >> the court reporters, at the moment, were very confused about whether not gore had won or lost. the first few pages of the opinion or kind of confusing. an

for prospection of from cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig.so the author of the new book, untouchable, how powerful people get away with it. also with us, our chief political correspondent and co-anchor of cnn's state of the union, dana bash. first of all, why this person is talking on tv, i do not understand because she's clearly enjoying herself. but i mean, is this responsible? she was the 4% of this grand jury. this is >> this is a horrible idea and i guarantee you that prosecutors are wincing watching her go on this. i was wincing -- >> i was wincing just watching her eagerness to, like, you know, hint at stuff. >> it's painful in that respect. this is a very serious prospect. we are talking about indicting any person. talking about potentially taking away that person's liberty. we are talking out potentially the former president, for the first time in this nation's history. she does not seem to be taking that very seriously. >> there's no reason for her to be out talking. >> no, it's a prosecutor's nightmare. mark my words, donald trump'

elie, the white house wants to say we're cooperating. this is not like mar-a-lago, nobody needed a search warrant. their hope has to be the optics of this are bad, this gets over with as quickly as possible. >> i think that's the strategy. there's bad news and good news for the white house. the bad news is the fbi and justice department has decided we need to be involved in the search. we don't trust you, not willing to let you, joe biden, do the search and report back. we need to be involved. we need to have our people inside the home. the good news, this is what the attorney, bob bauer, is stressing. this is not a search warrant. this is not doj having to go to a judge, establish probable cause of a crime and then kicking in the door, not that they did that at mar-a-lago. but the search warrant process is what happened at mar-a-lago. this is what we call a consent search, meaning that joyed's team has agreed to this. >> how much of that -- we talk about the optics not being good politically for the white house. put yourself in justice

the one-year versus eli lilly. julie?nking about eli lilly, particularly their new drug which is a competitor for ozempic. and it's this miracle weight loss which if you spend any time on tiktok, which i do way too much, and i'm sad to admit it, you can -- it's really spread like wildfire. the level of word of mouth that this drug has received is unreal and eli lilly has made the decision to move it from just kind of consumer usage to proper commercial usage for diabetics it's probably going to be approved for obesity at the end of the year. and it has a massive runway, right? i'm always going to bet on the u.s. consumer frankly the global consumer's desire to be thinner over the treasury. sorry. >> that's a pretty powerful proposition, actually. >>> up next here, the one-year or toll brothers karen? >> they're both interest rate sensitive. they both like to see rates trade down a little bit. but i think the risk reward for me in t-bills, i'm just talking my book. i bought t-bills today you have a couple of interesting sc

all right, thank you very much, elie.se get that new book. >>> and, next, breaking news. the pentagon just confirming they have located another chinese spy balloon. we're going to tell you about that right after this. >>> we also have disturbing details about how american paul whelan is being treated inside a russian penal colony, and guards forcing him up in the middle of the night. his brother david is my guest. u. here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure maxax protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to

the very latest now from kaitlan collins, elie koenig, cnn analysis and former prosecutor. so, caitlin what are prosecutors asking for here? >> basically, they want to talk to evan corcoran again. he's one of trump's top attorneys. he's already actually spoken to the grand jury. he did so for about four hours recently, i am told, in addition to two other trump attorneys. but i want to speak to him. again so, they have this motion to compel further testimony from evan corcoran. and the reason that it matters is they're trying to overcome that shield of attorney client privilege, which he did you'd, we are told, in the last time we met with a ground jury. they're tried overcome. that so, what they are alleging, prosecutors in writing to this judge, is that they believe that the former president has used his attorney, evan corcoran, in further it's of a crime or fraud. that is this crime fraud exception that would allow them to overcome the attorney-client privilege. and basically, force him to answer questions that typically he would not have to. but we should note, we don't

and european central bank at 8:15 for data, we get jobless claims and product claims we hear from eli lilly this hour and then harley-davidson and conoco we will get reports from amazon and apple and alphabet after the closing bell today >> we will do that after the break? >> if it translates, the biggest one-day gain >> i want to talk about the buyback s buyback. >> a lot to unpack >>> coming up, the big earnings movers, including the jump of shares in the facebook parent meta don't miss the interview with ray dalio. you are watching "squawk box" on cnbc >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. visit bairddifference.com. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business, with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want... your team, ours or a mix of both... with the nation's largest ip converged network, from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities™. power e*trade's award-winning trading ap

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i after 100 hours fighting for her life, eli zayna born, it's free. lou and her sister's desperate wait. it's finally over while let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. serious president, the child aside made his 1st public appearance since the devastating earthquakes. state media showed assad visiting the injured in a hospital in an epo age groups have been struggling to get relief to quite victims in syria, which has been fighting a civil war since 2011 israeli authorities say 2 people were killed and 5 injured when a car rammed into a bus stop in east jerusalem. the attack happened outside a jewish settlement. israel says security forces shocked at the palestinian driver . the leaders of brazil and the united states have been holding talked to reset relations with the focus on democracy and climate change. joe biden and brazil's new president luna promised to rebuild strange diplomatic ties. both leaders rode out attempted overthrows by far right bob's after winning election. brazil owners food. russia has launched a renewed attack on ukraine's civi

houston, sydney kim ogg adept, kevin kiley, she looked sure phyllis cook mccormick, and he ogles, and eli crane. watched new members of the 100 -- 1/18 congress, on c-span, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered new government. we are funded by these television guppies and more, including comcast. you think this is just a community center? it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create wi-fi enabled centers so that no families can get what they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin reaffirmed the united states his commitment to nato, saying the united states will never waver in helping to defend allied territory. made the comments during a news conference in brussels after meeting with foreign allies to discuss the russia-ukraine war. this was about 50 minutes. -- 15 minutes. c-span2. >> the sector will deliver opening remarks and then wear a tie for just a few qu

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helping ukraine rebuilt ads and key more practical aid for residence. millions of energy efficient eli di light bulbs to help people reduce their own consumption and take the pressure of ukraine's crippled power. grid for francis as made a plate for pace during a visit to south sudan on a to nation african visit that began in the democratic republic of the congo. the pontiff warned south sedans warring leaders that history will judge them harshly if by further delay implementing a 2018 pace accord. pope francis london in south to dance capital juba to a warm welcome pilgrims from across the country, greeted the pontiff. many of whom had walked 10 days to be here. so they had the good thing is laid dimensionally. hm. $680.00 is. i feel like i the laker, something burning in let the 86 year old pope is in the country as it continues to grapple with widespread violence. st. south sudan gained independence in 2011. hundreds of thousands have been killed. a millions displaced a deal was struck between rival solve occur enrique mcgraw, now president and vice president respectively. on the la

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he added to his tally in the eli lakers when over at indiana on thursday. james is now just 63 points away from beating the record of 38387 points held by kareem abdul jabbar o. time for a quick recap of our top story this hour. the pentagon says it's detected a 2nd chinese spy balloon over latin america. a day after another such object was spotted over montana secretary of state antony blinkin has postponed a visit to beijing over the incident. china says it's an all force whether we'll have to end it there up next. after a short break is shift living in the digital age. stay with us. a michael oak, who in berlin, i'll be back at the top of the hour with another news bulletin. thanks for your company and wherever you are a great day with the journey the prizes we've gone all out with i'm.

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in helping ukraine rebuilt ads in key more practical aid for residence. millions of energy efficient eli di light bulbs to help people reduce their own consumption and take the pressure of ukraine's crippled power grid. as of now you a secretary of state antony blinking has postponed a planned visit. the china following the discovery of an alleged chinese spy balloon flying of the united states. the balloon was 1st to take it over the state of montana which houses some 150 intercontinental ballistic missiles strike. pentagon officials have described the airship as an intelligence gathering balloon . john claims the balloon is for civilian purposes and says it regrets the balloon accidentally sailing into u. s. s. place in antony blink and spoke earlier about his decision not to go on his plan visit to china yesterday. the department incense announced that we had detected and we're tracking a high altitude surveillance balloon that remains over the continental united states. we continue to track and monitor the balloon closely. we're confident this is a chinese surveillance balloon. once

in helping ukraine rebuilt ad in key more practical aid for residence. millions of energy efficient eli di light bulbs to help people reduce their own consumption and take the pressure of ukraine's crippled power grid. so the issue is to impose the 10th round of sanctions on russia and early we spoke with an a bradshaw about this. she is an expert on international economic sanctions with the royal united services institute in london . she told us why the previous sanctions hadn't had the desired impact. sanctions are by definition, a political term, but also an imperfect tool. it is very difficult to calibrate sanctions in a way that gives them measurable impact. but we have seen developing over the last 10 years really focused on so called smart sanctions. and the last year has seen an unprecedented development in the types of smart sanctions that are relied on. and we will see more developments for sure in the future. but in terms of measuring the impact, it's very difficult indeed. and of course, there are many reasons for this, but principally, 3, the 1st reason is sections have to

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times columnist ellzey grandson, seen in the alanis and elie honig, cnn media reporter oliver darcy and mark mckinnon, executive producer of the circus. gentlemen, great to have you all here. let's dive into what rupert murdoch said under oath because it's fascinating. all over, shall we do a dramatic reading between the attorney and rupert murdoch. >> as long as your. murdaugh >> all the murdaugh. but can anyone else to an australian accent here? >> you've got the gear. >> all right it may have to call you in as an understudy. okay phil. this is what it says. the newly-released excerpt from all of these court documents from the 1.6 billion dollar dominion voting systems lawsuit. >> right so i emit diminutive lawyer. you are aware now that fox did more than host these guests and give them a platform? correct >> i think he showed me some material in support of that. >> fact, you are now aware that fox endorsed this notion of a stolen election? >> well, not fox not fox, maybe lou dobbs, maybe maria as commentators stop timeout. they are fox. they are fox hollow's. when he says not fox, th

. >>> joining us now elie honing. as we look at this, 75 witnesses. these are recommendations, of course, recommendations only, not indictments. but you know as sarah noted everyone will be reading between the lines. what are you going to be looking for elie, especially when it comes to these lying witnesses we're hearing about? >> so we 'going to be getting the start and the end and a little bit of the middle of this report. we're going to get the introduction, the conclusion, this bit about potentially lying witnesses. i'm looking for -- sarah said the right word, what is the tenor, the tone we're seeing in this grand jury report. i think we will be able to tell from the introduction and the conclusion, at a minimum, does this grand jury recommend that there is a crime here, we could see an introduction to say we believe there was a criminal scheme to interfere with the election in georgia we could see we believe there is no crime committed here. i believe it's the former. sounds like the grand jury found there are at least some crimes. and it's imp

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lilly this is a chance people don't understand, buy eli lilly right now. >> how much of these, jim,of david mentions pharma here, are execution stocks, specific stories, or just general rotation into obviously what's a huge emerging growth story now? >> well, i've got to tell you, i thought pfizer's guide wasn't that good. merck is just not a hype company. but at this point in the cycle, you're not supposed to buy these stocks the reason why i like eli lilly is because majorno is going to be in the numbers going forward. no professional doctor is going to give it to you to lose weight w when it's not approved by the fda for that but next quarter, it will be, i believe, and then you're going to miss the next run to $400 but yeah, i think it's a little stock specific, but the overall trend is to want to go into really bad tech rather than go into really good pharma, because people feel that powell gave you the high sign to do that >> yeah. i mean, we've noted that and the market continues to move higher with the nasdaq up some two full percentage points, jim, on that very theme, which

and joining us isis elie honig. i would like to start with this news of jared and ivanka.t or will the former president try to fight it for them? >> well, i think they will testify and we won't see it, because it is in the grand jury which is of course behind closed doors, but they will be made to testify, because it is a grand jury subpoena, and it is not optional. the only real way they could fight it is either for the tre s -- the recipients jared or ivanka to claim executive privilege, and the problem i thd before the january 6th committee and that means they have already waived their executive privilege, and so that means that if they have had some executive privilege, they have given it away. >> elie, how significant is this? >> well, it shows that the attorney general is aiming at the highest powers of those who witnessed most important conversations, and i would ask and note, why has it taken this long? i would say that merrick garland could have subpoenaed them a year and half ago, and they were there for the key moments and yet it took over 2 1/2 years, and so we