" media and editor of "forbes," randall lane. us some background on the grand jury, them trying to pull you into it and your lawyers trying to fight it. >> it's been a three-month saga. i was subpoenaed september 21st. we've been digging in. we think this is wrong. we didn't want to testify, don't want to testify. think about the precedent set here which is if you -- how do you have an autonomous press if you testify about people you cover regularly, if they're worried they would get yanked into the grand jury and those who don't have the means like "forbes" does when you get dragged into something like this? we fought it hard. then on wednesday we got the word the judge decided, limited the scope, just to the article written in 2015 and one more article about trump's penthouse. it was a limited scope and we were just confirming things we already reported. we don't think this is good for the first amendment. >> we had tom winters on earlier today and he thought it would be interesting to know whether donald trump while taking you

forbes. have you on. you say the omicron pan nubbing is -- panic is another excuse for political meddling. why? >> overreaction, panicking response, variant we know thankfully knock on wood is not nearly as bad as the previous variants. instead political leaders, here, some other parts of the country, are meddling in, putting in new mandates, hurting businesses, hurting public health and that is just wrong. have a precise approach what is actually happening, instead of overreactions n new york it is hurting restaurants and hurting businesses. people are saying maybe we stay home, maybe we won't travel as much. go stick to the facts, take heart the governor of colorado, a democrat is not giving in to this kind of panic and sweeping regulations and mask mandates. why are kids wearing masks in school for crying out loud? they say follow the science. how about following the science? the facts as we have them on hand. elizabeth: you know we've got democrats in blue states as you point out balking

is with me this morning, forbes media chairman and former presidential candidate, steve forbes. got a lot to go through. i love our panel today. sandy, let's go back to what's going on with these markets. we're watching a stock like apple, we're watching oil pries. it's all about -- prices. it's all about the omicron variant right now. based on another record close we've got with the s&p in particular, it's like what covid. markets seem to have really moved further and further away from these fears of omicron, even though the case numbers are so incredibly high. what's going on out there? >> yeah, i really feel like the market's a bit of a coiled spring here. imagine that the market overreacts to something. when you look at november and the way people were looking towards omicron and a fed that was going to be too hawkish, i think both things are so baked into the market that people thought it was going to be worse than expected an the pendulum always swings too far in he both directions. so if we have cases that peak in january, february of omicron, this could be a thing of the

>> rector forbes, to the staff, your contribution this year has been phenomenal. the staff and everyone has just flourished. president brandon, thank you for your strong leadership and for your vision into the other commissioners. this is the best commission in the city. i would match it for any group in this country pound for pound. i miffed that we can't meet in person. we have made the best out of a bad situation. it doesn't look like there is any relief in this covid, but that underscores all the of accomplishments. i'm glad we were able to get the federal money to help with the port and our tenants. i just want to say, thank you for all hands on deck and for the team effort and the citizens of san francisco know that the commission staff and the port director, we are there for them and all of our customers. we have risen to the occasion. i wouldn't expect anything other than that. i want to say to everybody, thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you so much for your extensive report and i know this has been an extremely challenging year for you and th

it is not illegal to lie to forbes.is when you are telling forbes my business is better, and i can borrow better if i am $10 billion instead of $4 billion, and he can inflate those numbers and gets a bigger loan, that's where the rubber hits the road. now we are back to more of his oh, childlike type things. ironically, this is the stuff that really is going to take him down it is still going to be very, very hard on january 6th to draw that very straight line unless we have him saying, let's get a noose for mike sens this will be the stuff that will end him. people are very kind of why isn't anything happening? things are happening. i met with michael cohen a couple weeks ago. he is doing well, out of house arrest and he thinks things are moving along. he speaks to them. i think although this forbes thing is not a major piece of news, et cetera a major precursor, i think, to what's to come. >> i wouldn't rule out there is some smoking gun about donald trump's enthusiasm for what was being chanted at the insurrection on

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the snp's finance secretary delivers the scottish budget — kate forbes insists it will provide peopleability and support" as the country seeks to recover from coronavirus. a bbc investigation finds british rubbish is being illegally shipped to romania and dumped. and — after 17 years — it's back. we look ahead to the return of the iconic sex and the city to uk screens tonight.... good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the government has confirmed the investigation into a party in downing street last december will also look at two other gatherings, allegedly held while restrictions on meeting indoors were in place. to an event on december 18th. now a second downing street party in november and a gathering in the education department will also be considered. the health secretary sajid javid denied the government had lost credibility by breaking the rules, as he defended the introduction of new covid restrictions in england. from friday, face coverings will be mandatory for most indoor public venues, including theatres and cinemas — but not pubs or restaurants. from monday you should wo

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. >> harris: steve forbes is chairman and editor in chief of forbes media. always great to have you in focus. so you just heard from the president of the united states. i did some light fact checking there. i will lean on you to tell us what's really happening in this economy, steve. >> well, what you have is an economy that wants to move ahead but there are still artificial barriers there. we know the huge supply chain problem. europe is locking down again but the fact is that lockdowns don't work. we know medically they don't work, economically they are disruptive and healthcare. the administration is waging war against the oil and gas industry. they haven't yet explained why getting a barrel of oil from russia is better for climate change than getting a barrel of oil from america. they want russia to produce more and we to produce less. those kinds of mixed signals are hurting investment in the future. if they would just get out of the way the american people would do it. the amazing thing about the jobs report they have a thing called the household surve

director forbes has -- >> clerk: director forbes has joined us >> commissioner chang: i wanted to follow-up on director shaws line of questioning. is there a need for bike cages or secures bicycle parking in terms of additional strategy. >> we doing everything within our power of what's going on as it relates to the bike thefts. >> director chang: thank you very much. >> clerk: there's public comment. moderator? hello caller, please state your name. two minutes begin now. >> caller: good morning. i raised my hand four items ago to bring your attention to this meeting was not being broadcast on sfgov tv. which means this meeting should not have been allowed to start in the first place. point number two, government code section 5495.3.3 requires that you allow a member of the public to address you when they so indicate. been trying to do this for the last four items. i've been ignored. i like to remind you that the tjpa is the future of the legislature. [ indiscernible ] >> clerk: that concludes public comment. i will proceed to quality next item. item 6 is c.a.c. update. >> good morning. can

that, according to forbes, is among the best places in our planet to hunt for extra reference. our correspond, visits a russian village, widely known as a place of mystery myths and abnormal activities. and ah, a very good morning. thanks for joining me here on our t international. the mother of all sanctions. that's what washington apparently is busy preparing as tensions over ukraine and nato expansion. mount ladyman puts in a job, bud thrashed it out in 2 hours of crisis talks by video link. last night i correspondence in moscow in new york have the upshot and reaction. there was a lot of hype around the school, but at the same time, very low expectations. and any major breakthrough would happen and not indeed seems to be the case here. after that phone call in which a number of issues was raised ranging from cyber warfare to strategic stability, to regional issues such as iran, there are 3 points on which they do converge. the fust is that the u. s. on russia will continue to walk diplomatically together moving forward to that the bulk of the conversation i was dedicated to

and nonetheless, own in the year old taiga, that according to forbes, is among the best places in our planet to hon. for extra restrooms, i correspond, this is a russian village, widely known as a place of mysteries. myths and noble activities. ah, a very good morning. this is on teens and the mother of all sanctions, not swell moshing till his apparently busy preparing his tensions of ukraine and nato expansion. mount splitting the personage i bought and stretched it out in 2 hours of crisis, taught by video link. last night correspondence in moscow and new york at the upshot and reaction. there was a lot of hype around the school, but at the same time, very low expectations. and any major breakthrough would happen and not indeed seems to be the case here. off that phone call in which a number of issues that was raised ranging from cyber warfare to strategic stupidity, to regional issues such as iran. both sides have come out with statements now and i will say it's very interesting to see how the 2 of them have very different portraits of both the content and the tone of the phone ca

i was a freelance writer at "forbes", and as the m author of "unschooled" in the spring of 2019 thereas a bit of renewed interest over the past year plus amid the school shutdowns and the upsurge in interest in home schooling. reopening plans. >> on the practical level have you been in the preschool level or the school-age? >> i am a homeschooling mom myself i have four children who have never been in school who range from 7 - 14 and high-end personal experience and reflection but i travel the country in writing the book and i visit other homeschooling families as well as learning centers and other alternatives that are really catered to families looking for something different customize for their children education outside of the traditional and school environment my undergraduate degree is in economics and i went to graduate school and education policy at harvard and that was where i became interested in education choice and freedom and alternatives to school and education entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs coming up with new learning models at the educated level and new ways to mee

stuart: steve forbes will take that on in our next hour.n's vaccine mandate for larger private businesses but a lot of confusion as to when they will take effect. we've got a report on that for you. dozens of americans who were left behind in afghanistan have been rescued. it was a volunteer group that saved them, not the government. congressman michael waltz will deal with that after this. ♪. we've been waiting all year to come together. it worked! happy holidays from lexus. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2022 es 350. ♪♪ to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. ♪ but wherever you are on your journey. your dell technologies advisor is here for you - with the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. stuart: we're still in selloff mode. the dow is down 560. nasdaq is down nearly 200 points. the spread of omicron and build back better, manchin saying no to it, those are two negative factors for the dow and the s&p today. there i

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maria: steve forbes, jump in here.dominic, in terms of volatility, how long can this over-valued market stay over-valued? you emphasized the importance of having good stocks next year but by every measure this market is overvalued. inflation is going to be with us which means we're going to have higher interest rates. that can't be good for stocks. how long can this continue? >> i love the question. the question is, what is the alternative. eoo atas ahtas lresourrecereount ney moet aetou ant are ta s.llll oiofns of ll healeserveeserve sta ssrt e inistee reste rates wyoonu get a g a rea rat5you ofnuritngit iting money mey ntetou or or o bouccououou orst aress despe desraeslylog lt obviouy y ke havavee e i thini kinhe newewesour oeeeallyll caref cular,ar at's why w ip strsi qualit qitliit,itty,se cosaysotototss er-value-valal somfhese the tec. have you to be ultra careful going forward and there's going to be a lot of volatility. the noise coming out of the fed seems like it changes almost every single week. that noise i

california ranked 10th on forbes list of states that people are moving to for jobs. -- some of it is surprising but some of it makes perfect sense. i heard about people moving to idaho and they want the great outdoors and to be away from everything and rules and regulations for all of that. >> vermont? have they been there in february? >> the winters can be brutal but you know, idaho winters can be beautiful, too. -- brutal, too. >> it is good news we did not make the list for exodus, but it may not be epidemic but there are a lot of people leaving california and choosing to go elsewhere because of costs and other factors. there's no question we have had a growing number of people leave. may not have made the list but it certainly happened. >> there is a growing sense of dissatisfaction when you consider congestion, taxes, other things you don't have in other states like arizona and texas. >> there are a lot of people moving out of the bay area but they are staying in california. >> good point. kristen: next week, time magazine will reveal its person of the yearbook

last year, he made the cover of "forbes" magazine for calling his staff dumb dolphins in a corporate email. >> workers have decided to form a union at starbucks, the first time that has happened in the u.s. in decades, despite strong opposition from the company. starbucks has more than 8000 other cafes across the u.s., none of them unionized. >> we just started a movement. this is an incredible feeling in the whole entire world. feels like we are on top of the world. >> finally, a computer scientist in florida can breed a sign of relief after winning a lawsuit over bitcoin. the jury found he does not owe ha of his assets to the family of his diseased business partner. here's reaction. >> believed. incredibly relieved. it has been a long time. i have been here in miami for two months, two very stressful months, and i think i have probably aged three years, but anyway. >> the story does actually get a little bit weirder because he claims he actually helped create bitcoin itself. it should be said this is regardless generally untrue. >> this is a perfect segue to our >> -- to our next s

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still ahead on the show, steve forbes, dr.ke garcia. the 10:00 a.m. hour of "varney & co." is next. . . ♪. ashley: it's all right. what a great song, maxine nightingale. 10:00 eastern. i'm ashley in today for stuart varney. let's get straight to your money. the markets positive now. we gained, the dow actually briefly went above 100 points but still up a quarter of a percent, s&p up half a percent. nasdaq up half a percent, a positive start to the trading week. let's take a look at bitcoin, up above 51,000. up 540 bucks at 51,400. the 10-year treasury-year-old is slightly lower. right around 1.48%. 1.4. so it is heading lower on the 10-year yield. >>> now this, vice president harris reflecting on her first year in office. take a listen. >> what do you think your biggest failure has been at this point? >> to not get out of d.c. more [laughter] people have a right to know and believe that their government actually sees and hears them. i don't ever want to be in a bubble when it comes to being aware of and in touch with what peop

steve forbes thanks very much, sir see you again real soon.int gain right there. market watcher of this morning is jeff seca who joins me now. this may seem like a strange question, jeff, because the dow is up 600 points but why would anyone buy stock now when you know that the federal reserve is going to raise interest rates at some point in the fairly near future and probably take the market down? >> oh, i agree. i mean, why would you buy but what i think investors are looking at is they're really questioning whether jerome powell is serious about raising interest rates. i look at jerome powell and i see a man whose scared to death to say the wrong thing, do the wrong thing, he knows that the market is addicted to low interest rates and the minute he starts increasing interest rates , you're going to have a lot of chips come off the table and the sell-off could be more extreme than people are willing to deal with, so at this point, i think it's investors. i learned a new thing last week which is tina, which is there is no alternative. stuart

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in front of russia's area, $51.00, and nonetheless zone in the year old taiga, that according to forbes, is among the 8 best places in our planet to hon for extra to rest her. it are numerous reports of mysterious fine objects of different sizes and forms rolling balls and human shape figures. there are people who claimed that they felt like they're floating in the air or heard some weird out of the world. sounds well, it's more in this area. well, to be honest with you, i take these stories with renaissance yet this place does have something special about it. there used to be a pagan, altered, an iron mill, a good la cam, and now is just an unassuming russian village in the middle of nowhere that still keeps fascinating people from across the world. ah, my lord came into prominence in the late 19 eighties, thanks to so he a geologist, immune by judith who had allegedly discovered a large circular impression and no, he couldn't find a better explanation than that. it was a u. f o landing site direct. now we're hen, we're to said to be one of the most active parts of the ha malika anomal

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later today, we're going to be celebrating the women of "forbes"' inaugural 50 over 50 list. i'm excited about this. i'm going to be sitting down for a conversation today with the first lady, dr. jill biden. you will see that interview tomorrow right here on "morning joe." we'll be marking a moment in history, having a major "know your value" and "forbes" global announcement at the event today. you'll hear all about it tomorrow, here on "morning joe." also, on my first episode of my new limited series podcast, "mika straight up," it launches tomorrow. you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. visit mikastraightup.com for more information. >> i'm excited about this. >> i like that. >> the podcast is fun. >> it is crazy, going international, babe. it is going global. >> we all have the podcast now. we're good. >> this is great. >> okay. >> by the way, "time" magazine did list the vaccine doctors as their heros of the year. they have several categories but not people of the year. >> and the people that saved democracy? >> not good enough. >> they're okay with us. >>> a long

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a change at the top of forbes list of the world's 100 most powerful women.lacing angela merkel who held the spot for a decade. scott, and author and ex-wife of jeff bezos is singled out for her philanthropy. she has donated $9 billion in last two years. , harris ranks second, nancy pelosi is 50 read the list includes 40 ceos. mckenzie scott has led to giving. reporter: she got divorced she got a huge chunk of money. you don't need that much money. nobody needs billions of dollars. its size to see she is using her money for good, other people following. melinda gates gives away a ton of money. larry: it's in a norma's amount of money. imagine being able to give away $9 billion. you have to be a billionaire. almost everyone can give a little bit. she can inspire all of us. the latest supply chain problem has led to a shortage hitting new yorkers hard. cream cheese. where is the cream cheese? it's apparently stuck on shipping containers because there aren't enough truckers, the problem is not widespread just yet. and the folks behind philadelphia cream cheese s

let's talk about a new product from forbes and the impact it is going to have.is a new commercial arm of the motor giant. we just got news around it. a new service tool built with salesforce. it is basically a cloud-based platform to send invoices, maximize productivity. it is a crm platform with other things. the hope is people like electricians will take advantage of it. ted cannis is ford pro's ceo. he joins us now. great to see you. can you talk me through what this is? it looks to me at first glance ford has the plumbers, the electricians. they drive your vans. it has the crm platform. you are putting these things together. is that the right way of thinking about it? ted: it is. these small businesses are underserved. as a crm leader in the space, it is for these customers. only 10% of these customers think they have the right productivity software solution today because they are all designed for enterprise solutions. we think this is an underserved market. they are about $3 billion in size, growing in our estimate to double that and particularly fueled bec

in the forbes written study of where african-americans are doing test economically.hat exactly is she done to hel george's and she lost in 2018? she led the crusades to push th all-star game out of atlanta, what did that do? it costs the majority black cit of atlanta up to $70 million in lost business. georgia, this isn't even a clos call. why on earth would you want to sink into the decline and decay that we see in blue states across america? georgians don't need abrams to rise to the rescue. they need her to ride into the sunset and for good. that is the angle. joining me now is the host of the candace owen show and founder of, abrams strikes me a not only destructive as a politician, but she feels entitled to the governorship. your reaction? >> she does feel entitled to write i think she is you can sa is true to her black lives matters activist. i'm not talking about illogically throwing racist narratives. she should be the first and people should listen to everything she says simply because she's a black woman. she really does have bad policies and let's not forg

thank you for being here and a big congratulations for making this year's forbes' 30 under 30.. a jam packed "morning show" starts now. >>> this week in covid history, it's december 2020. despite the pandemic, mall owners are doing all they can to keep santa safe. >> dr. fauci is warning christmas celebration may create a bigger coronavirus surge. they figured out that christmas is bigger than maynard, better cancelling. >> we'll have a christmas uprising and fill our churches on christmas. if you dare to open your gifts with your family, it's over. >> if death is inevitable. maybe we should pause before we destroy the living in the name of trying to eliminate it. >> what the [ bleep ] did he just say? >> meanwhile, it's

an editor at forbes magazine was the late toast come forward to say he was called to sit before the trump jury yesterday in manhattan. but this decision by the national republican party to pay trump's personal legal bills comes at an ot moment itself. the logic is they want trul to be happy. they pay for things he would otherwise have to pay for himself as a private citizens because he's so important in the republican party that they can't run the risk of alienating him? why they spent paying donors trump's such a big deal to the republican party, they have to pet all of their even just this week there's been a whole bunch of evidence that underdhauts theory of the case, a bunch of evidence that he's not exactly super potent anymore when it comes to republican politics, or even to his much-vaunted ability to separate his devoted followers from their wallets. mr. trump, for example, has arranged to do a four-city speaking tour, along with a man who used to be on the fox news. >> they're a nice pair, these two. you might remember hearing about this planned speaking tour. the tour was announ