musk borrowed $1 billion dollars to buy twitter from larry ellison, one of the biggest known financiers of the israeli military. because of their close relationship, elison extended an offer to israeli prime minister benjam. in netanyahu to become a director of his software business oracle and even was due to be a witness for netanyahu at his delayed corruption trial. additionally, authentics, an israeli company founded by former israeli intelligence officials is working with musk on his x platform. the new id verification process, which asked users to provide legitimate id documents and selfies is administered by authentics. it is project of the dutch security company, icts international, which was established by former shinbet operatives. musk and his starling satellites were also implicated in the fail regime change campaign against iran. when us secretary of state anthony blinken mentioned the necessity of the us government supporting iranian protesters, musk responded immediately with the words activating starlink. musk then publicly boasted about donating. 100 active starlings in

yes, we've talked about ellison before and oracle which mentioned again in a minute, but of course i mean this worth remarking isn't it on the fact that he just had to hand billion dollar. lying about that he could offer to mosk lend to him so he could buy twitter and turn it into x and i was as the film shows extremely close to offered a place on the board an oracle as a tech firm one of the biggest tech firms has been involved in multi million dollar and pound contracts in for example in the uk with the ministry of defense so much of the cloud computing support for the ministry of defense. in the uk is provided by oracle, a company which has through elison and through senior staff at oracle directly links to israely intelligence, so we we have a real issue here again with those kinds of links and with this mate being with larry ellison, but at the same time of course the musk remains a contradictory character even in the face of those kinds of links, but but guardia, i mean do you think then that israel's found it uh easier or or more difficult to deal with musks? than they did wit

attorney general ellison, thank you very much for coming back to the show.he meeting. what happened? what was said? >> well, a number of really eloquent, passionate leaders shared with the president how, as this war moves on, it is escalating anti-muslim hate, anti jewish hate, it is not good for domestic relations. in, fact some of the folks from chicago made it emphatically clear that six year old when he murdered, his mother stabbed, because he was palestinian, and because his landlord thought that was what he should do. and we are seeing these tensions escalate, and the point is that there are domestic ramifications as this war moves on. so, the request was made that this, there needs to be a cease-fire. and also, there needs to be a permanent solution for palestinian people to lift their. that is the way to undermine hamas. to give the palestinian people what they deserve, and what they need, and what has been our policy for so long. but anti-muslim hate is a real thing. we had people speak eloquently on this point, and to really drive home to the prece

ellison?l journalist, you are one of the few and very talented people who can report, facts, details so thoroughly and also bring in the human side, the compassion, and so looking forward to seeing the rest of your reporting tonight. this is phenomenal important work. >> ellison, thank you. and i share the sentiments for you and from you. and please to all watching join me tonight. i'll have more from my interview with kinnan and an expert in tonight's special, tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern streaming right here on nbc news now. >>> before you book your next trip, there is one more thing you might want to look into. an nbc news investigation reveals a potentially deadly danger lurking invisibly inside some airbnbs. >> when sebastian won a full scholarship and moved to brazil last year, his mom, rosa, couldn't have felt more proud. >> he was the kind of person that really did everything that he wanted to do. >> but just a few months later sebastien's family got a message from the host of the airb

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if you can't beat them, ellison, you might as well join them. happy 2024.k to you. >> george solis, thank you. >>> u.s. military said this morning it shot down two missiles in the red sea responding to an earlier missile attack by iran-backed houthi rebels this hit a container ship. the u.s. says four boats tried to attack the same ship and american forces opened fire, killing several of the armed crew. the houthis say attacks are aimed at israeli-linked ship in an effort to stop israel's offensive on gaza. >>> in sports the detroit pistons finally snapped their 28-game losing streak eking out a 129-127 victory over the toronto raptors on saturday. point guard cade cunningham led the way with 30 points, and 12 assists. the pistons have not won a game in more than two months, tying the record losing streak of the philadelphia 76ers over two seasons back in 2015. >>> and in the nfl, the cowboys held on to the top -- lions, held on to top the lions, rather, 20-19 after detroit failed three attempts at a two-point conversion, the lions first try appeared to be

david ellison's guide and media kicking the tires on paramount's according to multiple reports, it isival media companies such as warner bros. discovery or nbc universal. ellison's company is a key partner for paramount on tom cruise projects including the mission impossible franchise, and the jack reacher film and tv adaptations. share a redstone's people are also talking to others including a possible scenario where sky dance, and a majority stake in paramount's parent company which is national amusement, a lot more on this with charlie gasparino coming up later. labor market remains strong according to today's report but restaurant owner still struggling to climb posts. we are going to ask the ceo of cameron mitchell restaurants. restaurant stocks as we go to break, chipola, applebee's, olive garden parent darden restaurants, kfc parent yum, kind of a mixed story for all these guys today. countdown coming right back. and - ahoy! it's the explorer! each helping to protect their money with chase. woah, a lost card isn't keeping this thrill seeker down. lost her card, not the vibe. th

in the, on the victims of the latest is really selling of the city of rock, but we're at least 12 ellison is, were killed as a you and representative labels is really a tax on guys is health system. so this thing is really for says allegedly executed least 11 armed man in front of their relatives in gaza. city that's according to un source r t learns more per month. hello, sylvia and red crescent smoke persist. unfortunately, we can't even reach both people who are injured or killed because the arms denied access. why is there an occupation forces the areas are extremely dangerous and anyone who the show.

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i think the thing to point out here is that sky dance, david ellison's company, which financed the topverick" movie, could his company be an interesting partner? there's a good question. the real question here, carl and sara, a question we've asked over and over, is sherri redstone ready to sell does she want to give up control of national amusements or paramount? there's been so much speculation. the more this asset of paramount global is under pressure, valuation under $10 billion, the more pressure there is on her to think about selling or splitting up those assets. >> $11 billion now >> 14%. >> yeah. warner bros. discovery also up 7.5% strong day for the media it's good to have you as always in new york. julia boorstin. >>> still to come, the white house's response to this morning's jobs report. jared bernstein with us in two minutes. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted just for traders

wells fargo is betting that possibly larry ellison would want this primarily for the film studio since dances a long time partner of paramount. as we saw these headlines today, i thought about one of your recent reports in the future of hollywood. that would be the most interesting part to me if there was a deal, what would it say about paramount in the netflix world? >> it's been one of the primary parlor games in hollywood for the past year, what will happen to paramount? everyone believes there needs to be more consolidation in the industry as everyone makes the difficult switch from cable and satellite to the streaming era. paramount which is paramount+ and pluto on the streaming side continues to lose huge amounts of money. at some point, there is the belief that sherry redstone will have to tap out and sell to somebody. the speculation has been who is the most likely buyer. sonali: you have these reports, why would they want paramount in the first place and is there something private capital could do for them? >> there are still great assets as part of paramount global, primarily

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larry ellison. i don't want anybody going out into the sun. if you do a cinch for heatstroke or heat exhaustion out here with the water, we've got, that means you're finished. so we'll work only at night or in the morning. things be a little ragged. i know, but we'll manage, all right. if we keep our heads and go on the water supplies here can figure out a way to repair the radio. i'll try, sir. we'll take a fix with the sextant. this thing just where we are. be sure you keep the navigators. quick. round up, george. okay. now, first of all, the water is going to be rationed. that is a big worry. water. and without it, nothing else mattered. as the brine came to just 27 gallons sounds a lot does about 27 gallons of water. but listen that to be split equally with all the crew except the two wounded men who would need more than the others in order to live for these others one for a man for a day that last time exactly ten days and the first 12 hours. nobody outside of the two casualties would get one single drop to drink to the planning. but and

larry ellison. i don't want anybody going out into the sun. if you do a cinch for heatstroke or heat exhaustion out here with the water, we've got, that means you're finished. so we'll work only at night or in the morning. things be a little ragged. i know, but we'll manage, all right. if we keep our heads and go on the water supplies here can figure out a way to repair the radio. i'll try, sir. we'll take a fix with the sextant. this thing just where we are. be sure you keep the navigators. quick. round up, george. okay. now, first of all, the water is going to be rationed. that is a big worry. water. and without it, nothing else mattered. as the brine came to just 27 gallons sounds a lot does about 27 gallons of water. but listen that to be split equally with all the crew except the two wounded men who would need more than the others in order to live for these others one for a man for a day that last time exactly ten days and the first 12 hours. nobody outside of the two casualties would get one single drop to drink to the planning. but and

on this i am jones, i lost the ellison, a shipping list, and founder of the consulting save us pushing maritime good to see how big of a threats does all of this post for global ship. it does post a relatively big spread. it will result in significant increases in supply chain costs, significant delays, but to put it into context. it's a big problem. but it's not the same kind of disastrous impact as we saw in 2 and a half years ago. when does the risk and how close, for example? what can this mean for, for consumers, like even though i like our viewers in the very short term? absolutely nothing. take your christmas go for a new year's bodies. everything is already on the shelves in the stores. where you might begin to see a little bit of impact would only be towards the end of january early february. some goods would be a few weeks delayed as a consumer, unless you have order specific goods you or even unlikely to see that one in the supermarkets yourselves. what can companies do to navigate to the security crisis? for the shipping lines, they only have one option. that's the one they

in the old for region 2 body of refugee camps have killed thousands of people including children. ellison and fines is of tried to prevent n as rarely, military convoy from entering the occupied with banks to these 2. and cutting the convoy of some 40 vehicles included full doses that would use to destroy the roads and infrastructure. and thousands of protesters have gathered in tennessee to develop the removal of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. family members of those count to cap should on october, the 7th blame the government to secure the 5 years ahead of the mazda attack. the police had intervened as opposing groups of protest of support in palestine and israel clashed on the streets of new york, pro palestinian demonstrate his paraded and if a g u of his rallies as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu with blood on his hands, a smaller group of pro israel demonstrate has gathered in the same place. and when the 2 groups met in why pay the offices stepped in to ease the tension of thousands have also taken to the streets. and you are paying cities in support of the palestinia

. >> after the break the great scholar and professor john ellison. is not one of the greatest threats to america today. we will be right back. hillsdale was founded in 1844 we're passing on a cultural heritage, the culture of the west when the federal government started giving money to colleges, we didn't take it. that independence has allowed us to stay with our mission that we established 175 years ago. because we don't accept federal money, we are free to concentrate on the mission of the college we care about freedom and that affiliates us with the free institutions of america. >> welcome back america. just recently i spoke with john ellis who has been sounding the alarm on the higher education system in our country the dangerous progressive agenda that has infiltrated the minds of our students. go. >> we are here with professor john ellis distinguished professor emeritus university of california santa cruz. all but that was fun. he has written a great book the breakdown of higher education with the have discussed with him in the past. he is real

could decide to sell her control stake at a significant premium, and if you're sky dance and david ellison partly because its relative size would be smaller than buying all of paramount. but it would also bring its own set of challenges, namely, you do that, then you want to merge sky dance into paramount but it's a third party transaction that's going to require a special committee. anything you did or at least anything of significance in terms of changes at paramount, in terms of assets, would probably be or require a special committee. it's burdensome. it could take a long time. it could be difficult. there are those who say, you might want to consider buying the whole thing. there's not that much interest in all of paramount. would you be able to pluck out the studio? that's kind of a key question. and it's unclear whether that's the case. otherwise, you got to buy the whole thing. would netflix be interested? they might be. would our own company or warner bros. discovery? certainly, paramount on its own has value, but a lot of companies don't want to take on the linear cable networks.

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larry ellison was upbeat. i'm concerned about the scaleability of data centers though he is hyping the eps. the estimates for the next quarter out i'm concerned. if they work the eps at 132, 135, 139 is the estimate and the guide is 127, if they can hit that, it could really generate some serious free cash flow down the road. >> bill -- >> yeah? >> -- i'm a former oracle share -- i'm a former oracle shareholder, and fundamentally i like the story. what's the risk management here? if this stock ends the week below the closing of the moving average, is that the point where you say, all right, the trade is over and maybe i'll re-enter it at some point? is there something fundamental you're using? i'm curious how you look at that. >> first, in a broader picture, i want to be rotating out of tech. i'm happy as we get to december. oracle is next. at $100, oracle is next. if we go to the fed tomorrow, a broad market move down, oracle would outpace some of the other stocks holding it better. $100 is a retracement comi

david ellison is rumored to want to shut down the streaming. i get you.mount, if you believe the executives, they said they're past peak earnings. around 65 million, 70 million subscribers, that's valuable to somebody. sell it. sell the streaming business. >> past peak losses because what they're going to do now, which is what every desperate company does when the shareholders start demanding profits, what they're going to do is milk the subscriber base, not produce as much content you will never, ever grow yourself into profitability giving the audience less. >> car max, the shares are up. >> we own it because it's been a tough road for the car industry. couldn't boy a new car and, therefore, people weren't selling them. things are starting to get better. the gross margin held up and the cost to buy the cars for car max went down. so we think we're near bottom for earnings. it was up year over year. the company can earn more than it's earning now and we think there's a long runway or the homestretch. we're revving up for the homestretch. >> analysts have

people that do not need to go to college and some of our greatest entrepreneurs bill gates and larry ellisonviduals didn't go to college. this will allow add tenured poem from the faculties and i don't require it in position at our firm and we like designations but we want to hire the person, whole person, smart, right person with a passion for the business. i'm passionate about both subjects and wrote a subject on investing for women and they make better investors than men and we're not being encouraged to surveillance view investing and have not grown much in my industry for many decades. elizabeth: got it, nancy tengler, you're terrific. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: bev got more on former president trump. he's set to do a fox news town hall tonight. this is happening before the next republican debate. former president again leads biden in a new harris poll so does nikki haley and ron december and dr. marty makary and new hope with a new blood test that can detect alzheimer. will it hit the market next year? first, let's talk to dagen and sean for next hour. >> we have a

look, larry ellison came out and said demand for their data centers because of artificial intelligencer the moon. but oracle just can't get those data centers up and running fast enough. they've actually teamed up with companies like microsoft to help them out. so overall, and this is why the stock is really getting discounted, those expectations games, their revenue missed expectations, and the stock is getting punished as a result. stuart: i saw this and thought this is a huge problem for the whole electric vehicle market, big trouble for ford's electric f-150. lauren: and that's the one that is actually selling. they cut their 2024 production in half. they are now planning for average volume of around 1600 next year, average sol -- volume from 32000 to 1600 in 2024 -- 3200. that's surprising since lightning sales have increased, but if you look at the numbers sold, it's only about 20,000 of them. it's part of this canceling or postponing of the $12 billion in ev investment. it now took the iconic f-a 150 is slowing down. i mean, what gives here? stuart: we're not buying them, are we

this is a buy for me but larry ellison said on the call demand was over the moon on the data centersip with microsoft is great. i see potential in the stock and i may dip buyer because i think they get more of an a.i. boost on the road as the backlog it's a little easier. >> and let's go to zillow getting an upgrade from my wife's favorite pastimes is to zillow everything . upgrade from outperform jmp securities says citing pent-up demand shares are up more than 3% today. your trade on zillow? >> it's a cell. i don't see it. i love playing on zillow too you walk around and check out houses around you but the problem is the market is shifting. technology will change it. that $1.8 billion verdict against them that still needs to work to the courts but that will change commissions and how the industry real estate is done. 70% of the revenue comes from residential real estate and they and are are owns most of the listings. if that is taken apart, how will zillow get this data? i see a shift. and rates may come down but they're not coming down to the 3% people are locked in. unless you ha

. >> ellison's firm. liz: sky dance. >> sky dance. they have a lot of money. at it. clearly david zaslav has seen the books, okay. there is no doubt they sat down him and bakish, that is what they all do. the question is, is there deal talks going on now? no, there is not. does zaslav want to buy the whole thing? i'm told no. he is looking at essentially what i reported the other day here is shari redstone's stake in national amusements translates a steak into paramount which is two billion dollars, holding the controlling shares of paramount through national amusements as opposed to paying a premium on a 10 billion-dollar asset, market cap which is paramount. that is what i hear the conversations are looking at. i hear they're are not deal talks. he is not, zaslav is not in the room with lawyers right now locked down, doing a deal. that's what i'm told. now, will this change? depends who you talk to. i, from what i understand about zaslav, he likes some of the properties. he, now he has done a really good job by the way in fixing up warner, warner brothers di

was writing this book were things like, you know, the works of claudia rankine, the works of ralph ellison, the works of james baldwin, the works of toni morrison, the works of kathy park, hong. i could just go on and on. and it was more many of the more contemporary writers, but also writers who came from a background that was more similar, mine and whose experiences i could more readily identify with. and they gave me permission to write my book. i would not have written this book. i had not read their books. you know, so first as a clarifying question because i know you mentioned that you think african american asian-american literature they know that one course together too forces but i guess how do you. not being pigeonholed that an asian-american into just asian-american literature but also being conscious of the space that you take up in whether you know a job that could go to a black professor or in african american literature space. how do you balance solidarity, but also not to or too much space or equal pay or job? or how about something else? so more about of your professional

and that's the attorney general of minnesota, keith ellison. he heard about all of this and was updating the media in minnesota that derek chauvin was was stable and that he would survive. and that happened days before his own family got word of anything about his condition at all. well, as if you're going to do this symbolically, you don't pick black friday. you pick martin luther king day. you kick the anniversary of the death of george floyd. you pick george floyd's birthday, black friday. what does that even have to do with black people? because just it says black. that's. ev ever heard. >> yeah, that complaint really makes very little sense to me either. i agree. but just talking about that, it was symbolic. he did it on black friday because it is symbolic of black lives matter and the black hands symbol associated with the mexican mafiymboa criminal organization. so it seems like some ramblingsm that this john turner sac was coming up with at the time. >> now, someon he camee was comp with them. it's just astounding that this thing took t