this love has tech. >> gina, you're looking lovely tonight. and so then in the back, it says in italian that queen qualcosa di gina. >> bellissima. >> and somehow something just clicked. >> she said that first of all, he's good looking, man. plus, his generosity. his gentleman and his affection. i fall in love because of that. >> in our hearts, we both speak the same language. >> and so when gina went back home to italy after her last visit, the day she left, he came and said, ma'am, good morning. >> i said, good morning. so you miss gina? i said, yeah, she must come back. >> she did. and then this happened. dwight says, there was no time to waste. >> i've got something here that says, i don't know what the #### it means. boys, for charmaine and the boys was army audio. >> oh. >> a gesture that was understood without language. did you know? she'd say yes. >> i did not know that a promise of a happily ever after. >> no one expected. >> she said that she surprised. i feel like i found again a love and life. i'm happy here because i have someone

this love has tech. >> gina, you're looking lovely tonight. and so then in the back, it says in italian that queen qualcosa di gina. >> bellissima. >> and somehow something just clicked. >> she said that first of all, he's good looking, man. plus, his generosity. his gentleman and his affection. i fall in love because of that. >> in our hearts, we both speak the same language. >> and so when gina went back home to italy after her last visit, the day she left, he came and said, ma'am, good morning. >> i said, good morning. so you miss gina? i said, yeah, she must come back. >> she did. and then this happened. dwight says, there was no time to waste. >> i've got something here that says, i don't know what the #### it means. boys, for charmaine and the boys was army audio. >> oh. >> a gesture that was understood without language. did you know? she'd say yes. >> i did not know that a promise of a happily ever after. >> no one expected. >> she said that she surprised. i feel like i found again a love and life. i'm happy here because i have someone

first, i appreciates like gina. i really do -- i appreciate callers like gina, i really do, just putting the cards on the table and say, i would like the government to be shut down. we live in a state dependent on federal dollars. the budget of alabama is like 30 to 40% based on federal funds, and then gina calls and says, hey, shut down the government and turn off that 30% to 40%, and they what are we going to do? it speaks to what others are talking about, this is not going to happen, that is going to happen, trump is a liar, blah, blah. republican voters wanted from to be able to sit on his couch at mar-a-lago and run congress, call them percent on the border bill, the bipartisan border bill just to tell mike johnson what to do because mike johnson is the least experienced figure in the history of speakers, so he's going to do whatever trump tells him because that is what his caucus would like to do. there voters would like them to be there, they don't want them to be productive at all. i do not want the governme

because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old. talk about easier investing. >>> alphabet's ceo expected to meet with president trump today at mar-a-lago. it comes as more big tech ceos are making a palm beach pilgrimage. mark zuckerberg dining with president-elect trump. meta donating a million dollars to his inauguration. president trump saying that jeff bezos will soon visit as well. what's this all about? what do you make of this? >> i don't think it's secret that if you are a tech ceo, you want to be on trump's good side. he went through the tech clash where all of a sudden people started to realize the power of the big tech companies. now they might be applying it in ways that are illegal. that started under president trump. we went into a moment during the biden administration where all the heavy guns were brought in trying to basically hold the companies to account, even though some of the cases started earlier. now the have you trump administration running. there's a moment where they decide, do we want to go back to origi

gina, _ service. he walked the talk, didn't he? gina, thank- service.thank you | service. he walked the talk, i didn't he? gina, thank you very much for that. my didn't he? gina, thank you very much for that.— much for that. my privilege, thank you- _ just want to bring you some breaking news we're following out of the us. the us government has said a state sponsored actor in china has hacked the treasury department, gaining access to staff workstations. a spokesperson said unclassified documents were also compromised in the attack earlier this month. the treasury said it had worked with the fbi and other agencies to determine the impact of the breach. it said there was no evidence the chinese hackers still had access to treasury information. we'll have more on this as it develops. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. now it's time for a look at today's sport with gavin. hello from the bbc sport centre. let's bring you up to speed with the football, on monday night, in the premier league. three big games to bring you. we're into the sec

because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old.t easier investing. president-elect trump rang the opening bell at the new york stock exchange this morning, following his selection as "time" magazine's person of the year. >> i think so. we're going to do something great with crypto. we don't want china embracing it. we want to be the head. we will be the head of ai. it's unbelievable when you think we need more than twice what we already have. if you think that's a specific industry, but we will do it. we have lee zeldon, he will give us strong approvals, i think. he will make sure everything is good and clean and proper. he will give us fast approvals. >> joining me now is one of the key people driving president-elect trump's crypto agenda. senator bill haggerty, it's great to see you. >> good to be with you. >> do you own crypto? you can imagine, based on your knowledge and interest in the space you have been owning it for five or ten years, you must be doing nicely. >> this is a sore point in my family. my kids wish i would have

arizona gop chair gina somewhat boat that. wow -- [applause] gina? where's gina? because we're going to be backing gina to run again. there she is. gina? [applause] gina, are you going to run again? yes? because if you do, you have my if endorsement. [cheers and applause] so that should be good. if thank you. thank you, darling. great job, you've done. a great professional golfer, friend of mine, he's really a good golfer, tom per niece is here space. tom, wherever you -- someplace. wherever you maye. tom. don't play him i a fantastic --s trish? she's one of my great friends. thank you very much. she helped, trisha's helped us so, at a level that very few people is can even dream of. trish duggan. where's trish? thank you, trish. i think i see kari lake. is that kari lake? hi, kari. stand up. [cheers and applause] good job. worked hard. that was, she had a -- a good woman. and she's going to be doing something very big. maybe bigger. it's a big one that the you have, so good luck with it. you're going to do well. going to to turn that around like nobody saw i befo

[applause] >> thank you gina. it is not going to rain. rain is a good thing. so, congratulations and thank you to your work and to bernal height neighborhood center over many many years to support the community and this is amazing. i was just talking to supervisor ronan and sure she will talk about this. she was running for supervisor when this fire happened and congratulations on the capstone and i also want to say madam mayor, thank you for your incredible leadership on housing. all the work we have done at the state level to try to expedite the delivery of housing, including many thousands of units of affordable housing, mayor breed has been with us every step of the way, so thank you madam mayor for your leadership. [applause] we sort of got away in california from the basic notion that having enough housing for everyone is an important thing that we-i think we used to have sthat that approach and it went away and we have been trying to get back to the basic approach that we should have enough homes for everyone who needs the homes. we also got away from t

did you know where gina haspel in a broad roe sunstein work today quick gina haspel is a national street to chris wray law firm and rod rosenstein is a main partner with sally yates. since they left the trump administration. do you think it's a coincidence that the architects of russia gave the greatest conspiracy ever perpetrated against the american people are making tens of millions of dollars together it goes beyond brennan and clapper. it goes beyond so many people occurred about from the trumpp administration. and the only way we are ever going to break that logjam as if we don't accept theirwe projection. they the radical left have told us we are the ones ones who hijack law enforcement agencies butt are we the ones who send lw enforcement into houses of worship wax are we the ones that told parents that you will be dictated the agenda for your children's education. that was them. but they did it in the name of america and the mainstream media they are getting away with it. here's the kicker about the media. they served and valuable purpose in our constitutional republic until the

i'm gina belich here with spokesman and tv personality tom muston.ne watching at home who should call right now. well, gina, first off, thank you for having me here in the studio. now, as far as who should call in. the answer is anyone who's been injured in an accident that was not your fault. should give us a call right now. agents are standing by to answer any questions you may have, and tell you how much your case is potentially worth. thanks, tom. so, what kind of calls are we seeing today? well, gina, we're getting calls about all types of accidents, but the most common has been car accidents. so if yoyou or someone you know were injured in an accident, that was not your fault. take that first step. give us a call. we'll answer your questions, and you'll find out if you have a case and how much it's potentially worth. thanks, tom. call now. get consumer tips from nbc bay area. streaming everywhere today on asia pacific america. the rise and trying to prevent the fall of ethnic studies with john osaki, the director of the film making waves. the r

yeah. >> well, gina and angela, thank you so much for your time.o work for now. there's customers yelling do not close. but again, today is their final day and we'll send it back to you for now in the studio. >> guys, i hope there's an old fashioned donut in your future there. thanks, betty. >> there may be. check back in the next hour, frank. >> maybe 1 or 2. >> all right. >> she better get it quickly. they're selling out. all right. thanks, betty. well, new numbers into our newsroom show the respiratory virus activity in the state is on the rise. the state department of health posted its latest weekly report last night. from december 8th to december 14th. and as you can see, those numbers there on your screen. positive flu tests are up 13%. rsv is up nearly 8%. covid activity is relatively low, just 2% higher than the week before, the department says. many californians who should receive a flu vaccine have not gotten one yet. and as the year comes to an end, millions of people who use those flexible spending accounts to pay for health care may lo

it was like, "oh, we love gina.-- you know, and the other way was always, like, that european standard of... - latin person. basically, a white-passing latino, yeah. - yeah, preferably with an accent so that we-- there's no confusion. - right, right. - coming into the industry and facing, like, what felt like complete erasure. - right, right. wow. many latin american countries have large black communities, and in the u.s. alone, there are about 6 million adults that identify as afro-latino. but hollywood isn't writing afro-latino roles or casting afro-latino actors. i mean, get this: in a recent analysis of the 1,300 top-grossing films from 2007 to 2019, only six lead roles were held by afro-latinos. and the numbers for our indigenous brothers and sisters, well, those numbers are just abysmal. and so you feel accepted in the black community. do they accept you as equally even though you're latina? - that was also very tricky because it was-- at the beginning, when they, you know, are like, "oh, yeah, absolutely, you

thank you, gina raimondo. [applause] >> 2024 was a momentous year for c-span. continuing our decades old tradition of providing gavel-to-gavel coverage, committees and press conferences, the landmark supreme court cases and to a historic presidential election including the republican and democratic national conventions. here is a look back at the year as we look ahead to what is expected to be an action-packed 2025. >> to most, i am known as jellyroll. >> my name is michael phelps. >> i am the ceo of tiktok. >> have you apologized to the victims? would you like to do so now? they are here and you are on national television. >> all eyes tonight are on iowa. >> the time has come to suspend my campaign. >> the events were shameful, violent and criminal but did not qualify as insurrection. >> this will be my last term as the leader of the republican senator. >> it is one of the reasons why this program is so valuable, it does bring people together. >> without presidential immunity, there can be no presidency as we know it. >> the republican house will not be forced

gina, where's gina? because we're going to be backing gina to run again. there she is gina. are you going to run again? yes. because if you do have my endorsement, so that should be good. thank you. thank joe. great. you've done a great golfer. a friend of mine is really a good golfer. tom produces someplace. tom, wherever you may be. hello, tom. don't play him in golf claiming other things, but not. trish. dogen is here. who is just a fantastic chris. she's one of my great friends. thank you very much. wow. help. trish has helped us so at a level that very few people even dream of. so i want to thank you very much, trish. doug in place. thanks. was trish you? trish? i. i see gary, like, is that gary as hi, gary. stand up, kurt fine. hi. good job. worked hard that she good good woman doing and she's going to be doing something very big maybe bigger that's a big one that you have. so good luck with it. you're going to do well. good to turn that around like nobody ever saw before. so thank you very much for accepting it. sergio gore, a friend of mine who's doing a fabulous job

gina, next name lululemon.naissance. >> yeah. it is definitely clawing its way out of unquestionable a terrible year not only in its own performance but relative to the s&p 500. it has just really, really been a laggard. but if you look at the forecast for next year they're expected to be somewhat soft. i've seen numbers around 7% eps growth for 2025. feels soft. if you look at what you're paying for lululemon and the commitment that they're making to continue to innovate and sort of get that freshness and newness back into the brand line, i do think that this is actually a very attractively priced bet right now. >> it's an interesting one, because, you know, it definitely is trading less expensive than it has for most of its history. the issue, is it a new dynamic here with competition, with resistance to full price and things like that. >> the competitive landscape is brutal. i think it's partly that. i think it's also, you know, lulu goes into this period of call it slower growth and a lot of competition at

because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old. talk about easier investing.ou bought a place. to new adventures. -oh. mwah. -planned... -and unplanned. -surprise! -they lead to goals. -for you, mama. and connect us to family. i didn't get the part. your dedicated fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. but i did get waiter number 2. because they know you. they can help you create a comprehensive plan for your full financial picture and personalized money management with the right balance of risk and reward. doors were meant to be opened. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." the data came in higher than expected after yesterday's cpi did so as well, and it's oving bond yields broadly. let's talk to rick santelli up in chicago for more on this. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, indeed. the fed has its thumb on the short maturities with the overnight movement and the long-dated maturities are market driven even though they have things like qe, and when we talk about the inflation it goes to the end and the longer mature tease. look at ppi with food, energ

. >> for me. 62 year old gina nagel is enjoying that freedom. >> i feel younger and more vital todayan i did in my 20s. because now i'm doing things for me. i'm doing what i love to do. it's like i do what makes me happy. >> gina has two adult sons and a four year old granddaughter. >> she's the most amazing human alive. >> of course, just eight months ago, she decided to have a breast reduction and a tummy tuck. >> when i was in the process of raising my children to me at that time, it seemed it seemed frivolous or vain. i thought about it, but i was just like, there's always something more that i could be doing with this money. like, i could be sending my children to, you know, music lessons or doing something like that. >> recently divorced, she says she began a journey of self-discovery, one that led her to the operating table. >> at this point in my life, it wasn't because i had to or because i need to. i wasn't trying to impress anybody. i was comfortable in my own skin. i was doing it because i wanted to, because now it was like this. this body no longer reflects who i am. >>

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because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old.ing. >>> time for "three stock lunch." we are trading key names. the chief market strategy at miller taybeck is here. macy's reported this morning. revealed the results of the internal investigation into accounting errors from a former employee who hid $150 million in expenses. shares are down 2%. today down 18% year to date. are you a buyer? >> you know, i maybe want to try a flyer on this stock. it's very cheap. pays a nice dividend yield. a rogue employee. how could you let this happen? we have a new ceo. he came in in the first quarter. they have caught it. seems like they will turn this around in terms of the accounting issue. on the retail issue, the new 50 stores development -- sorry, the revenues from those are starting to pick up. if they can expand that out, it's going to be a nice play. it's been a long time to turn this ship around. i'm a little cautious. a small flyer, not something with both feet. >> where does a rogue employee fit in your risk profile, the thing u.s. s y

because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old.bout easier investing. >>> apple investors banking on a strong shopping season but t-mobile's ceo warning of a slow start. steve kovach has more. >> this is come comments coming from the ceo at a ubs conference today. that sent t-mobile shares lower. expect a lot of the upgrade activity to happen in the back half of the quarter because people are doing their holiday shopping at that time. normally, this would send apple shares lower but they actually hit all time highs today and this comes as we've been talking so much about the street's still trying to game out if apple intelligence is driving device upgrades. today, we were expecting chatgpt to launch on the iphone but we got another beta version instead. still expecting it soon apple said it will be on the iphone by the end of the year, but still, the most important artificthat and third party timed intelligence. developers haven't gotten their hands on that yet and we won't know until after this month for sure how well the iphone 1

because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old.r stressed to we can see enterpublic group. i would have laughed in your face. here are two companies that have competed head to head for years. the question is are they old school agencies' friction or they valuable. they come together as one under the room of omni con which has 334 shares of stock. this is what you expect to buy in any trust department to go over it with a fine-toothed comb before likely troying to block it or maybe they block it almost immediately as a show force. it's one of the top four ad agencies and you put it together and you don't have enough competition and that's a big no-no for the regulars. easy to shoot down. [ shot fired pren ] >> they stifle their innovation when price competitions in down and these guys tried to stop a merger between two handbag companies claiming they would crush competition and guess what happened happen in a major, los angeleser situation. however, in reality i don't think this 4-3 situation is all that dicey because the ad agencie

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because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old. >>> on "mad money" we spend a great deal of time focusing on cybersecurity because businesses can't afford not to invest heavily to protect themselves. while it flies under the ray gaurs it's part of a much larger operation, microsoft is the heavy hitter in cybersecurity with a bird's eye view of the industry. it's another reason why we own the stock in my travel trust and have forever. let's take a closer look with the corporate vice president of microsoft security to learn more. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you so much. so great to be here with you, jim. >> i don't know if people realize, but you guys put out i think the most informed briefings for someone like me, for anyone in his country, to know where we are. i read it. i feel great about what you're doing. i feel badly that things have gotten even worse from when i saw you last. but you guys were saying only 579 passwords per secretary. now it's 7,000? >> yeah. first of all, thank you for the acknowledgment. in today's

because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old. investing. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." there is a lot to unpack today in the world of groceries. less than 24 hours after federal and state judges blocked the merger, albertson's is backing out of the proposed $25 billion deal and suing kroger, accusing it of not following through. kroger is up about 1% and in the meantime, how food is faring. eggs are up 35%. sold up is up 3% and soda is up 1% and spices down 2.4%. and let's bring in brian explain, we've talked about chips and the price of oeng things so so it is great to have you here. >> it is great to be here. >> and we have a couple of categories here. and chelsea went shopping in manhattan. so grain of salt audience and prepare for some real sticker shock. but you know that directionally what we're capturing is still what is going on with -- let's start with the cheerio's and the cereal. because this was shocking. the price of the box of cereal, was $9.99. okay, the store brand version was about half of the price. and i'

because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old.> as we've mentioned, five of the seven -- five of the mag seven names have hit all-time highs except nvidia and microsoft. but dan niles told money movers this morning, this is the most interested he's been in years. >> we have a top five stock. this is the first year where i'm debating whether i have not. because a lot of these big things that have driven growth, it is starting to slow down. the a.i. spending, it is going to slow down next year. >> and those high flying stocks have my next guest refocused on the breadth of the rally which is lagging. still thinks the rally will have a better short-term. it is great to see you, steve. >> great to see you, kelly. >> and we're joking about bad breath. i've seen for nine or ten sessions now, what is going on exactly. >> this is ten of ten where the s&p 500 has more stocks to the downside than to the upside. so coming in, when i did the work, we had about five out of nine prior to today. s&p up days as opposed to down days but nine for ni

because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old. talk about easier investing.you bought a place. to new adventures. -oh. mwah. -planned... -and unplanned. -surprise! -they lead to goals. -for you, mama. and connect us to family. i didn't get the part. your ded fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. but i did get waiter number 2. because they know you. they can help you create a comprehensive plan for your full financial picture and personalized money management with the right balance of risk and reward. doors were meant to be opened. >>> welcome back, everybody. the s&p 500 just had its quarterly rebalancing, with apollo global and workday set to join the index as of december 23rd, replacing qorvo and amentum holdings. for today's three-stock lunch, we thought we would trade some names that did not make the cut this time around. here with our trades is brian bendig, welcome. first up, we're going to go to applovin, the app monetization giant on pace for its worst day in more than two years after getting snubbed by the s&p. now, the shares have had an e

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because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old.> welcome back. credo is the latest a.i. dater center darling after the company blew away expectations last week. nick wells was the first one to guess it. mr. jane goodal also guessed it today. we have seen a slew of price target changes since then, but there is only buy or overweight ratings on the street and ome one overweight. b of a raised their price target from 80 to 27. and need ham went up to 70 and what is next is brill brennan, the president and ceo of credo. congrats and welcome. >> thank you very much. happy to be here. i like that chart. >> thank you for being here as well as an investor. take me back to january. did you look at your stock price and say this thing is massively undervalued? >> we could pick january and go back then. i think the theme here has been really consistent over the past, you know, five-plus years. we've known there is going to be an increase in bandwidth on high speed connectivity. that is coming. the data center has driven that for many years. in

because what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old.nvesting. >>> welcome back to "fast money." new developments in the murder of the united health care ceo. you're looking at lee wee gee mangione being forced into a pennsylvania courthouse while yelling at tv cameras. he's facing extradition to new york, where he faces a murder charge in the killing of brian thompson. bertha coombs is here with the latest on what we know and the growing bab ing backlash for t involved in the capture of the alleged murder. >> reporter: that's right, melissa. mangione remains in custody after a judge in pennsylvania again denied bail, following a preliminary hearing. his public defender said that mangione is contested extradition. manhattan's district attorney will seek to force that extradition. mangione had an out burst as he was escorted in. >> it's completely out of touch and it's an insult to the intelligence of the american people and their lived experience. >> he was saying it's completely unjust. new york officials have not shared a motive. senio

first, i appreciates like gina. really do -- i appreciate callers like gina, i really do, just putting the cards on the table and say, i would like the government to be shut down. we live in a state dependent on federal dollars. the budget of alabama is like 30 to 40% based on federal funds, and then gina calls and says, hey, shut down the government and turn off that 30% to 40%, and they what are we going to do? it speaks to what others are talking about, this is not going to happen, that is going to happen, trump is a liar, blah, blah. republican voters wanted from to be able to sit on his couch at mar-a-lago and run congress, call them percent on the border bill, the bipartisan border bill just to tell mike johnson what to do because mike johnson is the least experienced figure in the history of speakers, so he's going to do whatever trump tells him because that is what his caucus would like to do. there voters would like them to be there, they don't want them to be productive at all. i do not want the government

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gina >> have men become a larger component of your overall sales?d you have momentum behind it >> yes, absolutely we launched men years ago. it is one of our adjacent categories it is a very fast growing category for us. we have some top selling fragrances like ocean. we just introduced another, flanker. we actually launched our first purchase with purchase which is a bit of a gym bag with a collection we're very excited about our men's business and we have women buying for men and we have men buying for men so it's amazing to see whether it's online or in stores, the men's shop is how it's portrayed in this the store. you can pretty much pick up anything including some really award-winning baird care we're pleased with the performance and it remains one of our fastest growing segments. >> e lent. gina, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >>> let's get a news update now. >>> the house task force investigating july's attempted assassination of president-elect trump is holding its last hearing right now. the acting director of the secret

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reagan national defense forum and i'm grateful to be joined right now by the 40th commerce secretary gina have six weeks left in the job. how has the commerce department changed and you're the first commerce secretary to address the national security forum. why is your agency now at the center of national security? >> good morning. thanks for having me exactly as you said commerce department is at the center of national security because we've come to realize that supply chain security is national security. economic security is national security. denying china our most sophisticated semiconductors which is what we do is national security. so i've really tried to modernize commerce department, and tie it into the national security apparatus of the federal government because at the end of the day it make us safer. reporter: you were the key to passing president biden's bipartisan chips and science act that's 53 billion dollars to go out to industries and to bring semiconductor manufacturing back to the united states. u.s. used to manufacture 100% of semiconductors. it went down to 8%. what h

gina, where's gina? because we're going to be backing gina to run again. there she is gina. gina, are you going to run again? yes. because if you do have my endorsement, so that should be good. thank you. thank joe. great. you've done a great golfer. a friend of mine is really a good golfer. tom produces someplace. tom, wherever you may be. hello, tom. don't play him in golf claiming other things, but not. trish. dogen is here. who is just a fantastic chris. she's one of my great friends. thank you very much. wow. help. trish has helped us so at a level that very few people even dream of. so i want to thank you very much, trish. doug in place. thanks. was trish you? trish? i. i see gary, like, is that gary as hi, gary. stand up, kurt fine. hi. good job. worked hard that she good good woman doing and she's going to be doing something very big maybe bigger that's a big one that you have. so good luck with it. you're going to do well. good to turn that around like nobody ever saw before. so thank you very much for accepting it. sergio gore, a friend of mine who's doing a fabulo

commerce secretary gina raimondo focused on national security and trade during an event hosted at the ronald reagan presidential library in telephone you. the conversation with fox news correspondent jennifer griffin, the secretary highlighted the potential impact of proposed tariffs from the incoming trump administration. this is about 30 minutes. you obviously have set a goal to change that. talk to me about how you transform the commerce department, what has changed since you took over? >> good morning everybody, thank you for having me. fundamentally, we have modernized the commerce department and broadened its mission so that it is a critical part of the national security apparatus of the u.s. government. and the reason is because that is what is necessary. today more than ever, national security requires technological security, requires the united states to lead and have a lead over all of our competitors in technology, particularly in ai and semiconductors, requires secure supply chains. make no mistake, we cannot be the greatest and most secure country on earth if we are relia

. >> gina, that's a glue stick, huh? >> all the great sitcoms are about family, it's a wonderful. >> it's one of the great accomplishments of the modern age. >> what have we always said is the most important thing? >> breakfast. >> family. >> family. right. yeah. >> family is key to the sitcom mama. baby boy. >> it's something that we all can relate to. >> shake shake shake, shake up the are these people's homes. for years. you're a part of the family. >> one good thing about moving here is i have no friends and no distractions. >> that's why i got all grandma. what fonzie say? >> hey, the family sitcom brings people together in a really unexpected way. >> there are so many different dynamics at work in families. >> i want you here. it'll give us a chance to get reacquainted. that implies we were acquainted at one point. >> there's a lot of pain. there's a lot of laughter. >> you sort of recognize your dynamic in there and you go, well, their family's just as crazy as mine. >> i don't care who kissed who and who's got a

gina, gina smick with the new york times, thank you for taking family our questions. i wonder if you could talk a little bit about why officials think it's appropriate to cut rates at all in 2025 if inflation is expected to remain firm throughout the year, and what would you expect at this point the timing might look like? like with would a january cut january potentially be possible, or does a pause next month seem more likely? what well, so let me start by saying why we why we cut today and then and then move to 2025. so i would say today was a was a closer call, but we decided it was the right call because we thought it was the best decision to foster achievement of both of to foster achievement of both of you our goals, maximum employment and price stability. we see the risks as two sided, will you moving too slowly and needlessly undermine economic activity in the labor market or move too quickly. and needlessly undermine our progress on inflation. so we're trying to steer between those two risks. and on balance we decided to go ahead with a further cut, and i'll

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they're trying to show something non profit simply because they don't want to confirm the my name is gina. i am a small mom, landlord and i always have a bit of an issue when they call me landlords of liter. you don't hear our side of the story. i have a very little money. i have a mortgage homeowners insurance, and they wouldn't be an and i couldn't even barely waste what last 4 years. i couldn't raise it $5.00, but yet i had taxes to pay. i had insurance to pay, i had maintenance to cheaper, and i just pay them dollars to move out. it's not there. where is our side of the protection? they should be mad at the government and to the government to pay their rent. why should i have to take care of that? somebody take care of you care, complain at the grocery store complained that your medicine is. why is it just the landlord by me, landlord, i'm thinking about landlords that have, you know, a couple of units. they're worried as well because what that high when school with corporate driving the, the rates are to keep up with it. so it's affecting them as well. but the fact of the matter is t