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and it was almost the end of ge sort of.ng road back but a good one for ge. >> well it's still got a lot of room to get back to where it was when. yeah. >> but you know you add up all the market caps of those companies. it's not you're not you know you're like 300. and where are you 350 or 60 billion. it's not that it's a lot better than 20 billion. well i. >> don't know if you have. no. look, i don't want it. it is good. but when i added them up last time, it was not nearly as much as i think there's a lot of work. larry would tell you that larry is very self-effacing guy. he is one fabulous executive. fabulous. >> but we've been talking about the diversification of conglomerates for a while. people want to take it a la carte, their business models. and i imagine you think that has with this new administration especially, there's more room to go on that, right? >> dupont i think that that stock. honeywell is worth honeywell. we've got the split that elliott wanted. well, automation aerospace. >> has yet to announce the spli

charles: folks, ge, the same ge they kicked out of the dow in 2018, since then it's been a beast.t's a beast again today. number one percentage gainer and blowing out earnings and fantastic guidance. i want to bring in growth funds portfolio manager john belton. you're a growth fund manager and you've talked about ge before and it's amazing. left for dead, three separate companies doing well. what's happening? >> charles, good to be here with you virtually. i think, yeah, last time i was with you we talked about ge. what's happen sergeant this stock is a beast as you said. they reported really blowout earnings this morning. the ceo said we're coming off a year and crushed number in the quarter and guided above the street on revenue and profits and announced 30% increase in the dividend in a new $7 billion buy back operation and revenue growth and profitability and shareholder friendly capital allocation. charles: a big part of trump and musk's team is getting headlines and all this is intriguing and anything might be the blueprint for the year. number one healthcare, number two in

then he split the company into three separate businesses ge healthcare, ge and ge. ge aerospace. now, i remember going out to lunch with larry and saying to him that this power business was bleeding so much money. the spin off had to be a disaster. he challenged me. he said, look, the division is languishing, sure. but he told me not to worry. he worked to get the company an investment grade rating and then everyone would want a piece of it. i almost took my diet coke. i don't know how far larry can see around the corner, but now ge is a beloved company, the hottest one with momentum. traders can't get enough of it precisely because it makes the turbines and wind turbine. they call them turbines. i used to call them turbines and windmills that you need the power. all those new data centers. he appointed scott strategic to run what became ge vaudeville. the stock started trading independently 141 about ten months ago. now it's at 383. oh, and don't forget, it's also going to be the company that builds small modular nuclear plants that everybody loves so much. i'll give you another

this is a former spinout from ge.he technology that makes jet engines and mounted it on the ground so that you're basically taking nat gas off a pipeline, using that to create thrust. instead of pushing a vehicle, you're spinning a turbine to create electricity so factories are able to create their own electricity on site. that's the solution for data centers. as ashley said, we have nat gas under the ground and now we can pipe that into factories, create electricity on the spot. you don't need to pull the electricity from a utility. you become your own utility. ge vernova, i love the company, i like love the i thiw at this. i love that we're talking about it. maria: there will be so many opportunities among the energy, et cetera space now with president trump's push into energy independence. let me get to the hot topic of the hour. more of president trump's cabinet nominees headed to capitol hill today for their senate confirmation hearings. on deck, robert f. kennedy junior tow day. he's facing criticism over his st

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. >>> seema, tell us about ge vernova today?'s promised to invest about $80 billion in data centers fueling shares of ge vernova, key supplier of gas power and operative grids. seen in the buildout of data centers requiring a lot of power. the main reason ge vernova is accelerating its timeline increasing gas turbine orders and capacity overall. key topic at the company's investors day in december, ge vernova forecasting about 23 gigalots of new orders in the next few years. wells fargo calls conservative. shares at a new high trading in-line with wall street's price target of $370. >> good stuff. seema mody. >>> michael looking at nvidia here as we approach the close today, because 148.88. above a new record-closing high. at 149. right there. a handful of hours before jensen huang gives his keynote for ces in vegas. has been a stock-moving event. >> it has. dozens of new record highs in the s&p 500 since nvidia decisively went up into the 140s. actually cracked above 140 in june of last year. the big question is, did the market

ge vernova is going to reopen nuclear plants. you heard about reopening three mile island.runs. these initiated were so hard to build, they gave up. they are soliciting bids to rebuild these plants. a fortune, maybe they get it. they are pie in the sky. there's this other fuel that's in the here and now. it's a pure horror show. i'm the only one willing to go there. let's talk coal. when the president gave his address on monday, he declared a national emergency. coal is terrible for the environment. it was responsible for 33% of electricity. it's fallen to 15%. part of that is regulation. part is because they prefer cheaper natural gas. if we turn on decommissioned nuclear plants, something unimaginable a few years ago, and rusty is right about the price of natural gas goes higher, coal will have to go into the mechl. does it hurt that in west west and virginia and pennsylvania trump awards those who went with him? they are about to reap what the voters sowed. they mine for steel production and for utilities. the latter has been such a dog for so long that the u.s. companie

ge aerospace the second best performer in the s&p.ings and revenues beat. ge posting its highest close since october 2007. caterpillar also higher. the best performing dow stock is up 2% on optimism surrounding new power plants for i and deere. 3% higher hitting an all time high today. can these industrial sized gains hold? now remind me, karen, you have an industrial in your acronym, but i can't seem to remember which one. >> because it doesn't line up with the name of. >> the company. right, exactly. >> well, let's say you were to rent equipment. >> what do you. >> think the letter would be? >> you are i. >> all right? call it what you will. still you or i. they report. >> next week. i think they'll have a good quarter. >> more importantly, they announced what i think is a very good acquisition for them a week or two ago. at&t equipment. i still like it. >> who is that? >> the old chart. the technician. >> used to come. >> louise yamada. >> and what she used to say. >> dan the. >> longer the bass, higher. >> in space. >> if our crac

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take a look at ge for nova.talked about natural gas, how it's going to be used to help our these very data centers that we keep talking about. all the money that's being put into them in memphis. what is elon musk doing? when he built that was 200,000 potential chips there for the largest supercomputer. it's all natural gas and this is the ceo on the call. we've had him on the call. gas orders, double last year and secured night gigawatts. look what they expect this year. double last year's level and why these agreements are tied to low growth in the u.s. partially driven by data center hyper scale of demand associated with a.i. it's a new world for this company. >> they're trying to hire a big jobs program paid one of most important things that came out of it has not been talked about. scott basically said he did not take back his nuclear stuff being that it is 2023 or 2032. he did say that the orders they are getting now to reboot these key commission are extraordinary. there is going to be a renaissance and i

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thursday we have another ge coming in. ge aerospace. i think we have a winner. it's not as clean as i would like, because last time there were hair on the quarter. supply chain causing an 8% hit. you will recoup that in the same day. mark your calendar. we will be hosting a monthly meeting of the club on thursday which people tell me are so much fun. we will go over the portfolio based on specific recommendations. it's a new meeting. it's worth signing up for. give us a free trial. on friday, verizon gets a chance to chronically underperform again. traders think 7% yield can aktd act like a trampoline. i kind of like -- i don't have much faith in verizon. we hear from am ex. i come on here and tell you to buy it. after its run the last few years, you would think when the ceo talks, people would want to buy, not sell. i say, so what? we will catch it when the fools say good-bye. here is the bottom line. as you wrap up the biden administration, even though i've been critical of his approach to business, stocks have done well. the dow is up 41%. the s&p is up 58%.

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i have a lot of ge stock and a lot of comcast stock. >> well, i'm glad you held the ge through the period larry culp okay. but when you get larry culp you do not turn into the 491st lowest peak. >> so are you hoping larry culp takes over comcast is that. >> no, i'm just talking about a man i. >> welcome it. >> i think talking about a person who's a who's one of the greatest ceos ever created. >> larry culp has created an enormous amount of wealth. and it was i related many times, conversations i would have with people at 30 rock, for example, asking me when ge was really on its knees saying, what do i do with this stock? and there were a lot of people they held on a lot of thankful people. given the spin off, what's helped you put health care together with bornova and with ge, and you get a number that is not quite the all time highs, but it's certainly respectable. >> the humility of the man is shocking. i mean i said, listen this ge but what are you kidding me? he goes, no, i want you to stick with me. it'll be fine. but if you're worried, i understand. i mean his he carries himself lik

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let's bring in chevron and ge. let's move on to data center baby. yeah exactly.hanging the topic for no given. chevron and renova. david you love it. they are announcing a new partnership to address the rising data center and hyperscaler energy demand needs. joining us now to discuss chevron uyghur chairman and ceo mike wirth. and we've got ge renova ceo scott strasser. these guys these guys are not new to our show. no they're not. they're not new to our show. no. and i'm going to start with mike. with mike because mike i know that you are a shrewd follower of the news flow after what happened yesterday. was there any remorse about putting this together, given the fact that the whole aspect of why these stocks are down is because the chinese have figured out a way to make these things at a fraction of the energy? what are you saying? >> well. jim and david, it's great to see you this morning. >> look, i think the. news that people are reacting to underscores how. >> competitive. >> global and urgent the race for ai. >> leadership is. >> and, you know, that's goin

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. >> you guys have ge, ivanova, eaton.you at all worry about the power side of this conversation, that maybe that was the most fragile going in? and now we have really legitimate questions about power coming out. >> it's definitely concerning. >> but but again, i think a lot of this there's so much trading going on with ai and a lot of investors that are in these stocks and maybe exiting them today, probably haven't done a whole lot of thinking about what is the long term potential. it's more about the momentum. and clearly these stocks have lost their momentum, and they're going to need to recapture that to get sidelined. let's say investors back involved. you think about ge ivanova and the energy needs. i don't actually think deep sea really changes that all that much. they've reduced the cost of inference. they've reduced perhaps the need for electricity to power, doing advanced reasoning, inference. but i actually think it might create a much higher demand for that inference. and i'll give you an example. i mean, this

we, t people will never give up on america i will never ge up on you, president trump willever give up on you. thank you, god bless you. godle president trump and god bless the unite states of america. thank you very much. [applause] you are watching our marathoner president trump's nominees in their own word. more from un ambassador nominee. she talked about u.s. support for israel and her own. as the israel war with hamas in gaza was ongoing. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, speaker for your kind introduction and for inviting me here today. mr. speaker, mk danny, distinguished guests and dear friends. i am profoundly honored to speak in the hallowed halls and your internal capital the holy city of jerusalem at this time of historic consequence for israel and the jewish people. today i stand before you not just as a leader in the united states congress, but as a lifelong admirer, supporter and true friend of israel and the jewish people. i am lucky to have had the privilege of traveling here many times before. but i must confess at this time heals different. the stakes are higher.

ge upping the dividend by 30%. free cash flow just under $7 billion and a buyback. this. i believe you with a thought on ea entertainment. the guidance was like. lightening up on some of their viewership. jonathan: manus cranny, thank you. standing by with a special guest. >> you said it, it's about trump and what impact he would have on not just businesses but economies. with me now is salil parekh the ceo of infosys, one of india's largest companies. its biggest market is the u.s.. questions about how the trump administration will impact the outsourcing business. what is your take? salil: thank you for having me. what we see is many of the policies being put in place, discussions this week with u.s. executives is all about business becoming more robust in the u.s.. if that happens, when that happens, business becomes more robust with a new approach, we will start to see more economic growth. typically what we see in those cycles is much more focus on using technology for large programs. we think it's a positive side to have that sort of an approach going in. alrea

. ♪ stuart: the energy company, ge, has announced a a near $600 million investment in america. money going to do, ash? >> good morning, stu. that money will be used to make more of these giant pieces of machinery. this actually is a rotor where air and natural gas comes in, it come busts and pushes energy out this end. all of that, by the way, is put merchandise of this big beast -- inside of this big beast. this is the 7h gas turbine. it can provide enough energy by itself the power up about half a million u.s. homes and business with is booming. they sold eight of these in 2023. last year they sold 25 and already this year the orders are coming in for this year and beyond. and, of course, all of this is great news not only for ge vernova a, but for the white house as well. i put that question to the ceo, space ec, and here is what he had to say about working with the administration. >> we're motivated to serve this administration. when we see this administration talk a lot about u.s. competitiveness, u.s. jobs, using energy not just for the u.s., but for u.s. influence in the

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s&p 500, here are the winners: ebay, boston scientific, je health care -- ge health care technologiesapestry. >>> nasdaq winners, ge health care, doordash, broadcom, autodecember thing. all up. auto desk. here's the fly in the ointment, the yield on the 10-year treasury. it's up again today to. it's crossed above 4.7%. investors don't like that. the price of gold this morning, $2,6800, up $15. bitcoin way down there, $95,000 now. the price of oil, $74. nat gas, i expect it to be up because of the cold snap across the country, especially the northeast. $3.58 is your nat gas price. average for a gallon of regular gas, $3.06. no change there. many in california, we like to tell you, $4.38 for one gallon of regular. coming up, in a pitch for free speech, meta has announced the the end of fact checking on facebook and instagram. we'll ask missouri congressman jason smith what he thinks of tech titan zuckerberg's building his ties with trump. >>> blue state massachusetts governor now offering support for trump's border plan. watch. >> in just the last two years of my administration, you kno

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one final note just got off the phone with larry culp, ceo of ge aerospace.is optimistic about the setup going into 25 versus 24 across the board, whether it's with orders, whether it's with the setup, with suppliers, which has been challenged but is improving. he is optimistic as they head into the next year. guys, we'll send it back to you. >> okay phil, thank you very much. we'll continue to keep an eye on that and see how the stock is trading as we get all of that news. when we come back, though, we've got a rundown of president trump's executive orders so far. we'll be speaking with axios white house reporter marc caputo. and later, the growing battle between elon musk and openai's sam altman. we talked about it earlier this morning. walter isaacson literally wrote the book on musk. he is elon musk's biographer. he's going to join us in the 8:00 hour. squawk box will be right back. individually. >> each of us is great. but from here. >> you. >> can see we're one big team. at atlassian. >> we believe. >> real progress. takes all of us. >> working together

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that's going to create big-time problems for florida into ge ow. and really cold in parts of the midwest and northern plains. 12 in des moines. that's your tuesday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank you. >> sure. >>> ten years after learning the inaugural college football playoff, ohio state capped off a historic new era for that sport. >> second and five, play fake. howard flips it. smith's got it, and the freshman just waltzes in, as the buckeyes score. >> the buckeyes dominated last night's national championship game against notre dame, answering their opening drive with four straight touchdowns. the fighting irish tried to fight back with two late scores, but an incredible catch by jeremiah smith. and one last field goal iced the game for osu. ohio state wins their seventh title and the first in the expanded 12-team playoff bracket. >>> still to come, where is the love? why the black-eyed peas' hyped ard. residency won't get it stte >>> and we're back in a minute with the early reaction from wall street to president trump's first day in of

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