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and he thought that ford was you know, the ford sort of the right man at the right time as far as his elevation to the vice presidency and presidency. but he also thought he was limited and he's continually frustrated with him is as president. he thinks he's too timid. i mean, carnival actually emerges as something of a hard there in the mid seventies. know he i don't know think he was he liked ford personally but he tells betty ford in the receiving line when i for ford becomes either vice president president kicks him in the shins and says your for this which is not really true but he was although he was certainly you know in favor of ford's elevation of the vice presidency. but i think he thought i was ambivalent. interestingly, on on on reagan hanson's right, he consistently underestimated the wishes kind of the father the thought in 76 and 80 keep saying, oh man, if we nominate this guy when you're blown away, you know, and reagan is the only president who who rises in carnival's estimation. i mean, the others see know he's down on iraq. he thinks reagan is much brighter and more

you look at ford with their mach e and the f-150 lightning and their transit.se are good products with a lot of software content and they're evs and at some point, i would think the market is going to reward that particularly in an environment where we're coming off, you know, start-up companies that were rewarded with a prototype and a business plan and they got a multiple of three times what the establish oem were. >> we have the henry ford and lee iacocca and elon musk is playing off a lot of that and there is a lot of enthusiasm about what he's been able to doo in the auto industry, pushing it faster toward evs. but whether you think about the stock right now, it is down about 60% in the last year it is lost more than half a trillion dollars and in market cap and it just closed at a two-year low today and if we woke up to elon musk is not the ceo of tesla, the stock might gap up 20% talk to me about the cult of elon musk in and around this story. >> well, at the end of day, if you look at composition of ownership ever tesla stock, it has a large retail port

now, why did gerald ford signed? because gerald ford had no choice.his veto would've been overruled by congress. so the very first president in our country, because we have a lot of lawyers are, president matters, the very first president of presidential records being federal, not federal but public records, was a nixon collection. now, what do you think nixon did? nixon was in terrible shape when he came out of office. he nearly died but he rallied and he came back and he said you can't do this to me. congress cannot take my liberty from me. and then he called something and i'm not about what is called a bill of attainder. you cannot assign the law for just one person, that is unconstitutional. congress had done this and went to the supreme court and the supreme court in gsa versus nixon sided with presidential records amateurs preservation act and said it's a constitutional actor residence very special. he's actually a class of one. it's not a bill of a teenager she can do this. country has a compelling interest in controlling these records. so that

ford is one of those names. ford just struck an interesting ev deal with dhs.an owned by deutch post. deutch post is down 2/3 of a percent. ford down just under 1% but they are going to be providing quite a few of these to dhl. you look at these kinds of deals being struck during times including save for example, with vici with the markets overall seem very shaky. these are precisely the time to actually start scooping up any kind of distressed assets or striking these kinds of deals. we do have the dow jones industrials well off the lows of the session. let me give you some clarity on that. at its worst point the dow was down 528 points. it is still down 353. still an ugly picture. s&p down low of the 80. russell losing about 28 points. nasdaq laggards, lucent has been at the top. i've been scoping all of this, wondering what is the news? there is not much news on lucent. we have energy companies in the red. energy is the worst-performing sector right now, that of course has a lot to do with the fact that oil has been plummeting here. worries about recession.

a tesla trades at more than four times as much as a ford does and that will come down. ford is putting all of their eggs in the ev basket and that will put pressure on tesla, whereas an apple, i think parts will still be needed and they have the benefit of a really positive cash position would you take an apple over a tesla here. >> mike khouw, i saw you do out, apple or tesla over three years. which one would it be. we'll talk about apple later on in the show. but what else are they going to get the growth from? service revenue is the catalyst and that is enough, and in three years who will see the biggest gains? >> in terms of revenues? >> stock price. >> well tesla will outgrow apple over the course of the next three years in terms of revenues and earnings does that justify the current multiple, i can't say. but a big distinction when we look at a company like tesla relative to every other auto manufacturer is the infrastructure issue they have the supercharging network and nobody else does if you drive electric vehicles for any distance, and we have two of them in o

72% staggering to under 66%, still staggering while ford's market share jumped from 5.5% to 7.5% fordally is just getting started. next year they're expanding the electric product line and jim far low told me capacity is expanding a lot. mustang, the f-150 truck and add new capacity in europe for two new models and by this time next year we should go from 15,000 capacity per month to 50,000 per month. and ford will break out the numbers including profitability or lack thereof while most old school bury eletric businesses because it's their electric losses within the overall combustion business. that's a reason we own it for the charitable trust you can follow along by joining the cnbc investing club tesla has a century ago ford wap if only for tesla's ailing shareholders with the stock down 60% for the year, i'm begging elon musk to hurry back from twitter. his time is too valuable to waste. i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it here on "mad money. i'm jim cramer see ya tomorrow. investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, the

hana solo made ford famous.he advice of his friend lucas hall harrison, played the archaeologist indiana jones, he became a superstar and the highest-grossing actor of his generation. at the same time, fort never liked hollywood. and he always tried to stay away from it. he bought it earlier in the harsh state of wyomin, where he built a house with his own hands after all. he is also a carpenter similar in character to the hero ford plays in the new western series 19-23. this is a prequel show yellowstone, and the family owns a large ranch in montana. i wonder what? actors with russian roots became a family garden about american history, and ford and his wife helen mirren's screen grandparents emigrated to the states from the russian empire. and this is not the only fresh role. ford in january with him will be released another comedy series psychotherapy. so even taking off your indiana hats to retire. he is not going to his 80s such show business news today with you was marina kazantseva see you against people,

generac we're not fans of because the ford f-150 does the job of it.i want to thank for a terrific, terrific conreceiver conversation as far as i'm concerned because this was recorded ahead of time i don't know if you know that. we have leslie williams from my daughter's home state of oregon c >> caller: my five biggest long mat term holdings are bank of america, amazon, apple, ford and sun power. jim, am i diversified? >> really interesting sun power very, very good. i would do and swap out of some go to end phase and apple and ford motor a lot of people like it and amazon which is a great retailer they do have amazon web services the real driver. retail bank auto, we have a solar company and as far as i'm concerned, once again, is there anyone smarter than -- i challenge you to find anyone smarter than our viewers. "mad money" is back after a very merry christmas break. >> announcer: coming up, santa can wait time to communicate. cramer deals into the best come stocks of the year, next that's what makes it special. go get 'em tiger. ugh, this rental

twice as much as ford, maybe three times as much as ford. eight times as much as ford, i think that's too high. it's eight times as much as general motors, too. so if it came down to about a three or four times ford multiple, then -- >> three or four you wouldn't buy it until it was at three times forward earnings?! come on! their growth rate still has to be double digit. maybe they have a bad year or so post pandemic, but you really think it would have to get that cheap? >> are they going to be the only cars in the world? are they going to put all of these other automobile manufacturers out of business? if that's the case, i would agree with you but ford is also making evs. gm is making evs every single manufacturer now is trying to grow their ev business, and they have a lot of years of experience behind them from the internal combustion engine automobile. so i think that they will eventually catch up. i think that tesla will dominate that market. and therefore, it should sell at a premium, but not as much as it's currently selling >> i lo

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the ford for years to keep them secret our washington correspondent assess, is how damaging the information could be. also on the program, vladimir putin, he seeks closer military ties with china. the russian presidents overture gets a guarded welcome. beijing is officially neutral over the war, cry. and surviving the winter, the cold months can be brutal for the homeless and daddy, we follow one charity organization, throwing lifeline to people on the streets. ah, on pablo phone in the us, welcome to the program. a u. s. house committee has released 6 years of donald trump's tax returns, the former president ford for years to keep them secret. last week the democratic controlled house ways and means committee voted to release trump's tax tax records from 2015 to 20. 20. they're likely to provide new revelations about his finances. trump was the 1st presidential candidate decades who refused to release his tax records. and this all comes with republicans, a bank to take control of the house of representatives. well it dw correspondence to me so much canda is in washington dc, and she told u

also ford o'connell.ore on the pentagon, top democrats and now obama officials fear president biden releasing a dangerous international arms trafficker could cause more americans to be killed. what is the wnba fallout, the business model because of this story right now? and did nbc change its story about this at the white house's request? and democrats attack senator kyrsten sinema, proving her point to why she switched to the independent party. it's d.c.'s toxic revenge politics. and is the biden agenda now in jeopardy? and the fight over the repeal of the military vaccine mandate, advantage seen side effects and more on covid money stolen. did congress care more about the spending than the science? i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show. stocks ending down. now look at this, the dow dropped 300 points, capping off the worst week in more than two months. what happened? if wholesale prices jumped more than expected, -- 7.4% versus a year ago, a 38% ris

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ford went to mrs. englehardt and asked for some more funds to create a new display that they could easily put in that race between the two portraits. sadly, mrs. ford's did not get to see her project compled but mrs. carter did continue it and said during her fir yr at christmas, you can see this is the new way the crest was displayed. several years later. secretary clinton, as first lady, noted that the crest are to appear a little out of date and she really wanted to have each piece individually restored. so they went. and this is how you can see it today. and it is just spectacular. there's several things that make it very unique. this especially the fact that you can see there on horses as opposed to camels. that really does put the white house crash as a unique piece as opposed to many others. and mrs. nixon, who i know you all are all such big fans of here. and one of my favorite things studying for her during the research for this book and studying about it was the wonderful scene from historic

what can the white house do to fix this, ford?d have gotten ahead of this to begin with. they can make the fda more efficient and come up with supply chain options this is what mitch is talking about. the biden administration doesn't solve problems. it creates problems. it blames everyone else bee befallen americans at a critical time in the holiday. elizabeth: like the baby formula supply chain problem. the white house on its back heels having to react not being forward thinking to what is happening. got it. merry christmas to you both and happy holidays. >> merry christmas. elizabeth: this new and rising humanitarian crisis inside of biden's border collapse. reuters report agroing number of illegal immigrant children working in dangerous conditions in u.s. factories and plants. this is happening in u.s. states. we have from house oversight texas congressman pat fallon on "the evening edit" next. ♪. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you on

that's the problem i mean, to ford?> exactly >> yeah, i mean, ford is going to have 50,000 evs they have some really good evs, i think, by this time next year rolling out, and that means that for the first time, you're going to have to see, i believe, advertising for tesla. i think they have to advertise they've got -- got to have a 66% share, and if you really have heavy ford and gm ev in scale, then tesla's going to have to have a more expensive business model, and i think that's what's going to happen. i don't know, carl i just am looking at the twilight, the peak twilight of fat man. that's what we call it fat man. facebook, amazon >> well, if tesla were to have a multiple in line with ford's, i think i have this right, it would take it to 16 bucks. you're not calling for that. >> no, no, no. i'm just saying -- what i'm saying is that a stock that's at $395 billion, it could go to $295 billion i mean, that's what happened like, stocks became, well, whatever people wanted them to be, and you'll have a cathie wood say

gerald ford pardoning him. for years, that was seen as a great act of statesmanship by gerald ford.f the things you and i has historians know is that oftentimes, as time passes, we see a historical event differently from the way we might have a couple of decades ago and i think that is true of the -- i think in retrospect especially given trump, gerald ford should never have pardoned richard nixon. it basically was a message to presidents, you can get away with what you want. >> there is a mixed reaction with it politically. 40 did lose to jimmy carter in the next presidential election and part of that vote against gerald ford was for the pardon. the reasoning, which did make sense, whether you're grew that are not, you cannot say did not make sense. >> it did at the time. >> the country have been through so much that we should move on from this, this should be the end of it and nixon had suffered enough was by losing the job. and ford was giving us the suggestion that we already knew everything as a result of these hearings. but now we are seeing, and your point is, because richard

it's lumpy the bright spot for ford, its ev sales.lectric it's up a 103% keep in mind, that's coming off a small base f-150 lightning sales for the month of november just over 2,000. as you take a look at shares of ford this year, the stock is down because it's still predominantly an internal combustion engine vehicle manufacturer as a result, that market is feeling some pressure right now, especially if pricing has to come down. but its ev sales of the lightning totaling more than 113,000. for ev sales by the end of the decade, it will be up close to 40%, at least according to estimates. ford will be ramping up that production to 150,000 units per year that's going to happen over the next year, year and a half, and they expect to be a big player here by the way, they have now passed hyundai kia for number two in the u.s. when it comes to ev sales. yet as you look at the automakers, some of the primary ones here, the reason the traditional automakers are lower is because many are saying we're not seeing the level of demand that is out

well, with ford there was a story with ford sports was a problem. get off here. although here one second should have come off the next year, that is , until they solve the problems with rearmament. i mean the united states because europe is not playing in this case. there they have problems in almost every army. the list of a european united force is practically non-existent without the americans. this is nothing, especially considering if we are now fighting on our own land, because after all, i consider ukraine not all of our land western ukraine is by no means ours. it is the inclusion of a completely alien element in our living tissue. but notice he never interrupted you and did not ask. well, what do you suggest? it's just that andrey was 4 seconds for me, because andrey was 4 seconds, and you gobbled it up. do you think that now, of course, it is already necessary to change the goals for ukraine, not only to militarization, denocification. now the question is, the westerners have brought it to the point that we must raise the question of prese

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the ford f-150 lightning was supposed to be $40,000. truck at $56,000. that's a 40% increase from the starting point. ford cites rising cost of raw materials and supply chain problems. >> you going to watch the big match sunday morning? france against argentina but having problems. sources say some of the players are dealing with a viral outbreak. it's not specified what that virus might be but yeah, oh, no, regardless who you're rooting for, two players missed the semi final game with illness and those with symptoms are self-quarantining to try to avoid infecting teammates. france the first to win back to back world cups since brazil did it in the early 1960s. quite a match. you got to wake up early sunday morning. >>> up next, what will the next few weeks look like with steph curry out of the lineup? it's o official, a america. xfininity mobilele is the fastest t mobile serervice. and gives s you unmatched d savings withth the best t price for two lilines of unlnlimited. ononly $30 a l line per momo. thatat means youou could save hunu

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ford was 1.7 times its daily average call volume. the we saw over 25,000 january strike calls trade at a quarter and several institutional blocks buyers are betting the rally will continue. >> courtney, do you also like ford >> i like ford it is dirt cheap and they're bringing down their costs, becoming more profitable i do think short term interest rates and vehicle profitability will continue to just be an issue for not just ford but your autos in general so i would wait a little bit here if you're looking at a one to three-year time horizon, absolutely look at ford. >> mike, thanks. we'll see you tomorrow which is the final "options action" of 2022 full show tomorrow 5:th30 easten time. >>> coming up, we'll be joined by chris harvey, head of equity s strategy. >>> and southwest shares flying high today but should investors expect more turbulence ahead the trade when we come right back stay tuned. >>> get your trades to go with the "fast money" podcast catch us any time, anywhere. follow today on your favorite podcasting app we're

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that's it. >> reporter: chris ashley is so happy with his electric ford f-150, he's looking for an evother car. >> why do you want to go with two electrics? >> i think i was really just tired of buying gas to be honest with you. >> reporter: but he's not seriously considering the market leader, tesla. >> seeing all the other options come on the market as well definitely made a difference. it makes it easier to not feel like you're pij holed into a certain decision. >> reporter: and ashley is not alone. while tesla makes up an e normous 65% of the u.s. ev market now, their share has dropped steadily, down 6% from last year and off 14% from 2020. >> tesla has two problems ahead of them. they need to get their cars more affordable, and they need to get more treasure cars to the market as well. they don't really seem to have any product in the pipeline that can fix that. >> reporter: tim steves is a world car award judge who tracks the auto industry. >> it still stands to grow as a business overall. >> reporter: electric vehicless sharee of the autoo markett has doubled sincnce 2021. expe

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harold ford jr.because, mollie i'm going back and looking at twitter 7 here. i don't know if you have it. what griff is talking about talking about twitter executives removing the former president in part over the context surrounding it, right? and if you read deeper into the tweet what they are saying is they are removing him not for january 6th or things that he said specifically on january 6th. what they are removing him for is the context is the totality of what he has tweeted over the past four and a half years. it seems an astonishing reasoning for suspending a head of state. the first head of state ever by the way, mollie. >> it is astonishing. and when elon musk allowed president trump back on the twitter platform, you could look at those tweets that he had sent from january 6th, 7th, and 8th. they were very different than what we had been told or that, you know, the new narrative. they were all about peace and being peaceful and not rioting. and so it was kind of clear that he was removed fo

took the game to a shootout, where argentinian keeper, emmy martinez, saved to penalties, and then ford lord todo martinez then stepped up to send our contina through to the semi funds. earlier i spoke to d. w. sports. dana barcelona in doha. she has more on that seismic penalty shootout that sent the netherlands home. so everybody in the stadium during the 90 minutes pretty much thought that argentina had this one in the bag. you know, they had to know lead. it was pretty comfortable, but actually if you know anything about for bought to nil is probably the worst lead you can have because it gives you that false sense of security and comfort. now everyone thought it was over except for another lens who fought back. they managed to tie it up and send the game to extra time and penalties. now unfortunately, some fans had actually started to leave the game before the 90 minute, and they were unable to get back into the stadium. so they did miss the extra time . and the shootouts, but i was in the stadium yesterday, almost 90000 people. let me tell you the atmosphere was absolutely ridicul

take ford's f series. how important are they to ford's bottom line?asked the ceo. >> f series is the second most valuable consumer product by revenue behind the iphone. it's enormous. this is the modern horse. reliable partner, you can do work on, you can have fun with, go anywhere. it fit an american lifestyle. >> reporter: pickups are the most popular in states you expect where construction, ranching and hauling are a way of life. but there are plenty of coastal pickups now, too. >> look at this. >> reporter: we will steer clear of politics here, but you can't get sales numbers that big by selling pickups in red states alone. it is millennials who buy the most new trucks these days. yes, some have no desire to haul anything more than groceries. >> that was for me. >> i love it. >> i could drive anything. i just drive it to get from point a to b. >> reporter: the number of women interested is growing, too. do you need a truck or you just like the way they look? >> i like the blue one. >> reporter: the mid-size truck market heated up, like chevy's col

ford and general motors forecast to pass tesla in market share by 2025. to requests for comment. darren palmer is ford's vp of electrics. >> every person who takes one home tells all their friends and family and then they experience it and then they start thinking about buying a vehicle. >> reporter: gm is betting on its electric silverado, blazer and equinox. we got a look at it starting around $30,000. >> this is everything because this is the heart of the volume in the market. and when you can come in around that $30,000 price point, we think we've got a great opportunity to take market share. >> reporter: and get car shoppers like chris ashley out of gas guzzler and plugged into an electric future. kris van cleaves, cbs news, frederica, maryland. >>> no sleigh, no snow, just thousands of santas dashing through france. news, no sleigh snow. just thousands of santas dashing through france. [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good

i hear what you say, and i think we ourselves will get information and refer what's happened to forde i don't think that's how jim farley wants his company run. thank you for the kind comments about the conference call, but i need to know more myself let's go to alec in massachusetts. alec >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim thanks for taking my call. >> boo-yah what's up? >> caller: i'm looking at service now, just wondering if you would trade it at this level? >> we're not in the trading servicenow we want to take a longer term view, which is buying some now, and buying some let's say if it went down a little bit more. we're not traders on "mad money," we're believers we also believe that the stock could be higher at this very moment tough shape for the companies that are high multiple stocks. >>> tonight, some people think the ideal time to buy is this thursday as for myself, i sure hope that's right more "mad money" ahead i'm ranking the recent names that you stumped me on and elon musk turned to twitter to see if users thought he should continue to serve as twitter's ceo. with the popu

house committee has released 6 years of donald trump's tax returns, the former president ford for years to keep them secret. last week, the democratic controlled house ways and means committee voted to release trumps tax records from 2015 to 2020. they're likely to provide new revelations about his finances. trump was the 1st presidential candidate in decades who refused to release his tax records. and this all comes with republicans, bank to take control of the house of representatives. well, dw correspondence to me, so much condo in washington. d. c. told me earlier about the new information revealed in the documents. so public, we've learned important details about how much the former president did and did not pay in taxes. we learned more about how much he donated over the years. we learned about some of his foreign holdings and also how some of his businesses performed. and for example, we knew already that he didn't pay any federal income tax in the year 2020. that's because his businesses took some big hits because of a pandemic. but what is interesting to see is that the amount

donald trump's tax returns in one of its last acts on the democratic control, the former president ford for years to keep them secret. now republicans warned that democrats will pay a political price by releasing what is normally confir and so tax information. trump was the 1st president in decades who refused to release his tax records. more boxes of trouble for donald trump. these contain thousands of pages of tax returns from the start of his run for you as president in 2015 to the end of his term in 2020. the document release follows a year long legal battle with congress ending in the u. s. supreme court. the filing showed that in to out of those 6 years, trump paid only $750.00 in federal income taxes and no taxes at all in 2020. despite claims to the contrary, i've paid millions of dollars in taxes, millions of dollars of income tax. for many, the question is now. did donald trump cheat on his taxes? lawmakers of already found that the u. s. texas 40 the iris did not carry out a mandatory audit of the former president, so he's got a lot of losses and those are largely generated t

ford handedly outperformed tesla.ally legacy oems may have a shot at getting into this ev race in a more substantial way because of tesla's troubles. >> i think that's true time has gone by and they are ready to market, but i also think that it's very elon-specific. i got a lot of pushback on that. you know, i looked at -- which state has the most f-150 sales it's texas, by a lot if the ceo of ford would go out and start trashing texas, that wouldn't be a wise thing and i would be pissed as a shareholder. it's not a political statement i don't know, you shouldn't be aggravating half the shareholders or half the potential buyers. >> options trader aren't quite as optimistic on where tesla could be heading next. kelly intelligence ceo kevin kelly joining us >> tesla is a sentiment driven stock. we saw 1.4 times the amount of puts traded versus calls given that sentiment, it actually was reflected into a sizable trade today where we actually saw a buyer thinking santa claus is going to bring more coal than a rally to tes

this is highway 1 near valley ford road west of petaluma. there are signs warning drivers that the road is closed in both directions. officials warn if you see standing water, turn around and don't drive into it. the north bay is under a wind advisory until 8:00 this morning. so 50 more minutes to go. that coupled with the soaked ground from all of this week's rain is raising concerns that the north bay could see more falling debris and power outages as another round hits today. the san anselmo cream has been rising. this video shows the water rising quickly as nearby businesses have seen this before, they've already set up sandbags. in recent years it has reached flood stage causing all sorts of headaches for them. >>> all over the area there are slick roads making things tricky for drivers. in rohnert park, the chp says wet roads is part of the reason a driver ended up in a ditch. burn scars also are a concern in the north bay as officials warn those previously burned area could be more prone to devastating mudslides. all this weather forc

jerry ford and ted kennedy and john and barry goldwater knew them to be. some of that change is good. a lot of it is tragic and all of it simply is what it is. you can point fingers or you can point forward to better. what is a change of scene in the senate? >> well, i think that there is more transparency in the senate. which i think is good. i remember the debate over having television in the senate. or today, of course, with the ability to do that.so much easier to get this. some bring d about some grandstands. now, some of the people that do the grand standing, it is obvious. i was in law school, georgetown, right down, two or three blocks from the capital, i used to walk up the hill. you would have to look around and try to find the police officer to ask directions. i was fascinated by the real debate going on. far less today. that has hurt the senate and that has hurt the country. i never thought that i would be there. i did not realize 10 years or so later i would be in the senate. >> you say a lot of the change is tragic. what would you say is trag