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gerry: that is quite a remarkable statement. u.s.uld not be welcoming competition in the race to build weapons that can kill millions of people. nly onl supernlpowehat tha acly salndnduman lirtli. s.suldhoe do tti ract r ande clar othar os fro osro f f ting itingtingngngng .s has h hneenpend binsbiarimaresea it ryll howplomt waonon i being b bn inn dlingea th cwithna'sise riseis. anr er elemp o flu of ince fm oro agen fo foing1,ing 0 y..erernt e for foror it refhe resultsesf a ider wompl attricat error i i ieali i thna.. suve u.s. military welcomed china's rise and sought to accommodate it. by allowing china the leeway to gain economic engagement we would be helping the country to become a democracy. it turns out that precisely the opposite has been the case. a stronger china, the more off -- it becomes. enhance military capabilities. meanwhile, of course, the u.s. military has spent most of that time fighting and losing wars in the middle east. now it seems to be focused on winning the war against ranks. who can forget when general

gerry: you works in the clinton white house.te understand, biden came in he had a very, very narrow majority bill clinton did quite successfully for relatively measured small achievements. he kind of shot it looks like it's not what he wanted to achieve a looks like half a loaf, a failure. why did they make this mistake? lexi caucus has just endorsed the biden plan as manchin and cinema. it looks like a breakthrough. i would certainly agree democrats don't seem to want a victory. right now consensus on over $3 trillion of spending on infrastructure which president trump tried and never succeeded in doing. it looks like that is one 100% in agreement. in addition to social spending we are at at least $3 trillion which is about the cost of the trump tax cut that all republican supported over $3 trillion. we are close to victory but it looks like we democrats not too different than republicans when they promised, remember how many times they promised replacement for obamacare? gerry: does this what the economy needs right now? getti

gerry: that is quite a remarkable statement. u.s.uld not be welcoming competition in the race to build weapons that can kill millions of people. the only superpower that actually stands for human liberty, u.s. should be dominating that race and declaring others from even limiting it. china is not alone. the u.s. has been spending billions on similar research. it really shows how complacent washington is being in dealing with china's rise. another example of a failure of intelligence from our spy agencies. following 9/11, iraq, covid and every other major event for the last 20 years. it reflects the results of a much wider complacency. a strategic error in dealing with china. successive u.s. military welcomed china's rise and sought to accommodate it. by allowing china the leeway to gain economic engagement we would be helping the country to become a democracy. it turns out that precisely the opposite has been the case. a stronger china, the more off -- it becomes. enhance military capabilities. meanwhile, of course, the u.s. military

gerry: does the president need to reset now?it gone completely the wrong direction. >> i wouldn't say completely the wrong direction were certainly heading toward a very ugly midterm which after the 2020 results we got the presidency back which was obviously a very big deal we lost a lot of seats in the house we are supposed to win more in the senate we ended up losing, everyone was confident we had outspent her, we out politics her, she won by substantive amount for 2020 was a good night for the white house not a good night for the democrats on ballot with the expectation is that continues because it's what historical trends continue in two years we get control of everything like the affordable care act with the brock obama presidency. surely concerned about this for a couple weeks now i've been talking about the importance of owning it and joe biden and jen psaki talking about they are aware things are not perfect right now. defending their decision think long term we believe inflation will go away for x, y, and z reasons. tha

they're surrounded by equally dysfunctional gangs of hangers-on including longtime legal advisor, gerris in, cousin greg; and shiv's bumbling husband, tom; who took a job at the family company after leaving his old gig as the guy you keep catching your wife watching in slow-mo. ( laughter ) and no one is safe from logan's mind games, like in this unforgettable scene, where logan forces his staff and family to play a humiliating game to test their loyalty: >> tom! >> yes? >> sit on the floor! it's fun. >> seriously? >> yeah, it's a game. boar on the floor. >> i really, i feel-- >> get down. boar on the floor. boar on the floor. >> oink for your sausages, piggies. >> oinchg, oinchg. >> oink, oink. oink for your sausages. >> three-- greg, oink! two, one. >> i got it! >> stephen: wow. that is demeaning. and i just want you to know, as an employee of a giant, family-owned media company, we are never forced to play boar on the floor. it's always voluntary. ( laughter ) ( applause ) season two-- it's fun. he's right. it's fun. season two ended all the way back in october of 2019. and after two

gerri, great to see you.oll puts president biden under water in verge, a state he was up by ten in 2020 against president trump. bill hemmer breaks that down why it matters. a big election day coming up. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ got a couple of bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say we see what this bird can do? woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. looks like we're walking, kid. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> martha: going to get a live look at the campaign trail. terry mcauliffe is at the mic. he has a few more days to make a case to virginia voters. another poll shows this race is in a virtual dead heat. mcauliffe and republican glenn youngkin less than half a point apart at 45% each in the suffolk university "usa today" poll. the same poll shows president biden underway by 11. this is a state that he won by 10. last year, a huge move, in his approval rating in

thank you, gerry, for your very kind words and thank you all for being here. it is a great privilege to be back at the reagan library. this is truly an incredible place and a most fitting tribute for our 40th president. ronald reagan's life and leadership provides so many important lessons for our country. i wish every american could visit this library and learn from it, especially right now in this extremely challenging time. it has become fashionable in some circles, even in some conservative ones, to dismiss the relevance of ronald reagan. they say we must move beyond reaganism, the chimes have changed it is only right to change with them. it is true that every era has its unique challenges, no period in history provides an exact map for today, but dismissing the lessons of reagan makes no more sense than dismissing the lessons of lincoln or washington. we must not reject the profound wisdom of our past, because it would be a sure way to destroy our future. and it turns out there is a similarity between reagan's time and hours. history is not exactly repeat

let's go to gerri willis for today's fox business brief, hi, gerri.hat's right earnings from the oil majors today, chevron is one of the top dow leaders after a rally in oil prices fueled the highest third quarter profit in eight years. exxon-mobile post its strongest results since 2017 and also pledged to revive a share buyback program next year. ev maker lucid group on the move after they confirmed it's delivering its first air dream edition to customers tomorrow the vehicle costs $169,000 each, up 254% year-to-date. ev tablet maker alfie dropping double-digits at this hour after placing its ceo cfo and cto on paid administrative leave the stock is down 32% month-to- date, and near the top of the s&p 500 and the nasdaq 100 after third quarter revenue was up 5% year-over-year and domain names under management also increased 5%. bitcoin surged to a record after the first bitcoin futures etf hit the markets up next, liz will talk to the ceo of grey scale investment about the crypto craze, and the plan to launch its own etf. it's another day. and anythi

gerry has been a public service by five united states presidents. hehe has served are the assistant secretary under president nixon and a member of president reagan's counsel on productivity. a member of president george h.w. bush counsel and a member of george w. bush commission to strengthen socialso security. closer to home who served on the reagan foundation board of trustees for 26 years and is personally responsible for some remarkable achievements during that time. as the chairman of our investment committee you've seen the i endowment fund one that has quadrupled in size for the last ten years. when he's not busy securing the reagan foundation future other day job includes serving the t chairman and investment firm based here in los angeles. his kindly agreed to act as host this evening and has the honor of introducing our featured speaker. [applause] >> thank you very much. good evening, i want to thank jon for those kind words. in on behalf of by fellow trustees, thank all of you for being here. it is an honor to welcome each of the latest

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it is a gerry-mander. it is not new. politics have always been a part of redistricting. >> richmond, virginia. this is martin, an independent. >> good morning. you guys have answered some of my questions. they are back to the red and blue split, trying to do it, but my question is, how are these computer programs that they use to optimize the algorithms -- has there been any thought given to that? thank you. show less >> technology has certainly improved over the previous decade. ask people from the 1980's and 1990's. they were drawn lines with pencils or crayons and now we -- they were using calculators. now we have software that does that job in a matter of seconds. the technology has certainly improved. what the caller is getting at is the analysis. there are a couple different pieces here. compactness is a traditional principal. it just means, does the district have a normal-looking shape that is tight around an area of geography? there are methods that can measure that to see if a district is more compact or less co

gerri, what does global vaccination have to do with solving our inflation problem?goods to market, you can't get the goods on shelves, right? let me give you one number. if you remember any number today, 3 billion. that is the number of packages of the supply chain sent during the holiday season last year between this is and christmas -- thanksgiving and christmas. we don't have enough people to deliver the packages, prices are going up for all kinds of goods. rachel: it just seems so out of touch. we heard, jackie, earlier this week that there was an economic adviser from obama and the chief of staff for the biden administration actually liked this tweet and emphasized it, basically in the tweet the economic adviser said, hey, inflation is a high class problem. which was really weird to me because it seems like if you're poor and especially if you're on a fixed income, this is a real problem. means you may not be able to buy your medication or buy your food. >> it's condescending and insulting. these are kitchen tables that americans are dealing with. i'm going to

gerri willis, good to see you. tesla zooming past the $1 trillion milestone today.%. jonathan hoenig and eddie ghabour are back with us. eddie, specifically one reason that it popped so much today is we have this morgan stanley report with a rice target of about $1200 for the stock, and hertz is also ordering about 100,000 tesla ares. so those two bits of information combined to make then. how much do you think it could go up? >> you know, look, with tesla i've always said never bet against elon musk. i think there's still quite a bit after upside. there's certainly going to be more competition with ford coming on line, but at the end of the day i think tesla's still going to be looked at as the leader. you're going to see people pile into this and try to get in the action. there's still a decent amount of upside. in my opinion, in that stock. it's aguestive though, it's not for everybody. david: jonathan, speaking of competition, some people say there's not enough competition for what facebook does and what google does and so forth. why do you think -- i mean, is i

gerri, thank you.ilies of nine victims killed at a south carolina church have reached a settlement with the justice department over a faulty background check that allowed dylann roof to purchase the gun he used in the 2015 massacre. includes 63 million for the families of the slain and 25 million for the survivors. roof had been arrested weeks before the church shooting on a drug possession charge. but a series of clerical errors and missteps allowed roof to buy that handgun he later used in the mass kerr. up next, president biden heads to europe for a key economic crisis and a global warming and climate change summit and a meeting with the pope. we will have a live report from rome. but, first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york. union members protest outside the mayor's mansion over coronavirus vaccination requirements. mayor bill de blasio's new rule requires them to get at least one dose by tomorrow. fire officials estimate 32% of the

gerri willis is here from the fox business network. hi, gerri. >> hi, sandra.conservative news outlets from the news tab. 30% of americans get news from facebook, right? some facebook employees attempting to remove breitbart from news feeds. their bosses have hotly debated whether and how to restrain right wing publishes with more senior employees providing a check from the agitation from the rank and file. a spokesman from facebook says the company makes a judgment based on content, not the entire breitbart site and the facebook material met its requirements including abiding by rules of misno, sir. facebook telling fox business, we make changes to reduce problematic or low quality content to improve experiences, not because of a page's point of view. a lot of questions about that today. fox business reviewing literally thousands of pages of documents, new documents that show other employees making the same statements, very concerned about facebook. so in house, it's a big fight over these very issues. >> sandra: fascinating story. thanks, gerri. john, that do

gerry: thank you very much for joining us, that is it for us this week i'll be back with more interviews on the washing general at large, thank you for joining us. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by invesco qqq. ♪. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack otter, former fda commissioner joined us on covid-19 vaccination for young children and the continued importance of masks, later despite serious supply chain issues there will be plenty of presents under the tree we explained that we begin as always to the most important things investors ought to be thinking about right now, stocks the as politicians wrangled in washington but investors were focused on earnings netflix shares had an all-time high even as technology stocks suffered an electric vehicle stocks outperformed the mid market turbulence from positive news reporting tesla. on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, carleton english in dachau. a crazy week in washington we saw a dangerous game of debt ceiling chicken and democrat trying to snatch infra

gerry: hello this week on the wall street journal at large, democrats insist their multitrack and otherand may be there fantasy world but sadly we all have to live in it and pay the true cost. >> it is 0 price tag on the debt. >> this is a 0-dollar bill, is go

but first if, gerri willis is with me to break it all down for you.ing to hit anybody over $under 500,000 a year? this hits the middle class. >> absolutely. solidly in the jaw, there is no doubt about it. we have numbers from the joint committee on taxation showing about half of the money would come from people who are earning $50,000 or less. here's how it would work. so we changed the threshold, right, from $600 to $10,000, but that's going to hit middle class folks. i want you the hear what pat toomey, the senator, had to say. >> almost every single american. not just average american. the vast majority of americans have accounts that will go through $600 in a year. and if they raise it to $10,000, it'll still capture everybody and every small business. and you have to ask yourself, for what purpose? >> well, for what purpose is obvious, they want more taxes, they want to collect more taxes. let me talk to you about these numbers you're seeing on your screen right now. you're thinking, okay, gerri, how much money goes through an average american's

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