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thank you randall horton.a thread from cathy park on what he was describing the end times and looking forward to preeminent historian here in the united states of america who received the american book award for the donning of the apocalypse the roots of white supremacy similar colonialism and capitalism from the 16th century. now i say picking up on that thread because just as there are those today who would is to do believe the so-called middle east demarcated in 1948 there people here in the united states of america who would like us to believe that this all started in 1776 but when we start to a long get the art and panorama of the histories of the americas, when we start to eliminate that history by including european colonization from his earliest date and its collaborators here in the united states and elsewhere we start to see much more clearly exactly the situation we found ourselves in today which is to underline and emphasize that as terrifying as it is and is also a period in which the missing and

horton there are a lot of issues everybody has to face.re the labor issues and supply issues, so a combination of things playing against them yes, they missed the numbers expected in terms of earnings, but they were expecting a 47% jump year over year. they didn't get that, but got something not that far away. i think this is a strong company, not overpriced. they have been able to grow into themselves i like lennar, but i prefer d.r. horton >> peter was saying the pace of the fed rate hikes is going to be glacial even if they keep it at three do you think this is an overall impact to this strong market >> if anything, builders have been breathing a sigh of relief for the second half of the year. they knew that rates couldn't go that much higher in the housing sector overall it is affordability it's great for the home builders, but there is an affordability issue. i know lowe's was out there with caution and here is lennar with news that's disappointing and down significantly after hours home improvement stores play us. the multiples aroun

at least someone is reading and making sense, scott horton.thank you for being here, i appreciate a good loving jobs. have a good rest of your night. thank you. double peace out. i am not done though with the show. coming up, extradition to the u.s. espionage, is there anything the wikiwiki founder can do to fight back? does he have any runs in high places? is of the final male in the conference for journalistic freedom? we will discuss. ♪♪ he could soon be on his way to inside of u.s. jail cell it is a potential hit. not only against his liberty but all of ours as well. last week it was ruled wikileaks founder can be extradited to face espionage charges in america. the judge decided to hand over but the white house promised he be treated fairly and appropriate mental health care. if he is charged, is at the death of a free press? here to discuss cato institute technology and privacy senior fellow, junior who shares the first name of the person we are talking about. that's a big deal. julian, thank you for coming back on the show. this should

european forests to disappear. align lamar shows us which trees will be exported. saucers, supper horton, or la people that are often sick or damaged trees are selected in the interest of sustainability, but occasionally a healthy tree is felt to be sold and that hurts her. yeah, wookey shell am kiana, sir, fern would see. look, this oak is thriving again. it's going nowhere, i don't want any one cutting it down. i prefer which trees are fell than which is sped. that still decided by the people of safari, hans, or something else of value are these chips. why? well, because there is an inspiring story behind them and because they can bake all the difference to people living on the streets of the city of bristol, in southwest england, giving them a hot drink or something decent to eat. the scheme behind the chips was the idea of megan r, bethany hope, who wanted to do something, to support the spiraling number of homeless people in her hometown while at the same time paying tribute to someone very dear to her. one thing meghan abernathy hope learned from her brother billy was to not just w

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horton specifically with lennar we'll be looking at that supply chain issue because we saw both d.r. horton and lennar talk about having to slow sales because of issues with supply chain and they wouldn't want to sell homes they couldn't deliver on time. we're also laser focused on home prices we saw toll brothers report an extremely high jump in the average price per home in their last quarter so we'll be watching that as well as demand. we saw unusually high demand this fall from buyers. we want to know if that's going to continue, if they're seeing people coming through the units in december and what that will mean for the next quarter going into january >> we just showed lennar's forward pe is 8 and i'm thinking that can't possibly -- there must be something wacky going on there. tell me how you think the stock is valued and if you'd be a buyer. >> obviously that's well under what its long-term valuation should be. if you look at the market right now, diane is right that there's very, very strong demand partially because there isn't enough supply. there are lots of headwinds. wha

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they tend to focus on the same area of the market which are entry level homes, but i mentioned dr hortonr with great management. lennar has class b shares which trade at about 20% discount in more liquid class a shares. toll brothers is probably the most differentiated with the biggest mode around it because it focuses on the high end of the market with homes costing close to a million dollars. it's probably the biggest beneficiary of the work from home trend because higher income workers can take better advantage of that. >> if mortgage rates were to go up that could hurt the market, andrew, but then again, the ten year slipped to 1.35 on friday, so maybe rates are going to stay low. thanks a lot for your insights. we appreciate it. >> glad to be here. >> up next, roundtable members will give their investment ideas for the coming week. jack tells us whether we should trust a robot stock picker. stay right there. [ chantell ] when my teeth started to deteriorate, i stopped hanging out socially. it was a easy decision -- clearchoice. [ awada ] the health of our teeth plays a significant r

horton spokesman of the anti apartheid movement. if you see you wins, go humming, coming free. you're going to be jumping ah, the child and he came to destroy it. 130 dad, he's i know it back outside of south africa to, to received great recognition for his courage. in 1984 he won the nobel peace prize . o 22 was a thorn in the side of the country's apartheid government. but his prominence also shielded him. in 1985, the anglican church elected him bishop of johannesburg. and later archbishop of cape town. after the end of apartheid, came a further step towards politics. under south africa's 1st black president, nelson mandela asked his friend to lead a truth and reconciliation committee for months to to listen to the confessions of perpetrators and to victims accounts often becoming overwhelmed by them. later mandela thanked him, saying to 2 had protected south africa from hatred and revenge where your comp on her dar paper under long walk to freedom, help her foster smart for life and human rights irrespective of carlo religion. sharonda o. after his term as archbishop to to

yes it horton now let go of the red button, the old back on the stick. let go of the break and let it roll. remember when the nose of the machine goes up, the stick must go forward and then we'll press on together. okay. okay. okay. so let's give it some gap in the nose is coming up, we'll press down on it together, pull out the throttle and take off the money. very good. and don't call back too much. perfect. you are in control. we're going to fly straight and stick to about 100 kilometers an hour. i'm with. i still don't feel up to it, but i'm actually piloting this thing. amazing will turn right here. pull on the stick slightly. i used to stick mainly to adjust the speed and it's extremely sensitive. i'm really struggling with it. general copters were invented indian 19 twenties. but nowadays it's mostly emma to pilots flying them and complete beginners like me. huh. isn't that awesome? it sure is. and now we're taking a right turn calls yvonne after getting a handle on flying, i faced my next challenge landing when i bought them, when we get closer t

one year was as they grow, they bind further c o 2 in the soil than it's susan horton. when the in to crop starts to fly. all the power goes into the flower as it were neutral and pulls out the nutrients that it previously stored in the soil. thus would have been to prevent this. the sheet now come into play. it wasn't anything that they graze in this area and their urine. and excrement fertilizes. the field for us is equality cleared sequence in august. 8 years ago the farmers switched to regenerative agriculture, mainly because of climate change. longer droughts alternating with short, heavy rains, made it impossible for him to continue conventional farming. to day he mainly use his natural fertilizers and does without his plow because plowing destroys the humor slayer. and let's the seo to escape again. there are still very few farmers in germany. you work this way, yet in arable farming, small changes have a big effect. you could increase the size of carbon by leaving a more acidic on the fields, but also by a know a low tillage which would lead to less disturbance

i'd use to he in puerto rico was it's our list of slim kurt and from talking to the hospice horton. this a lot better with someone from someone to help us. mr. from there, it's about what can i mean? can you give me going mission? gra, 1st just we're going to attack it. would you have to order gentle been you ship company more than we should get it up? i can finish wasn't emission. can you reason for your cars from tremendous why small one, which means you're phenomena, asian for emergency or even the finance on with you. ah. and here we are to the next 5, which is, well, people try and so forth. so step one way, or actually we have lots of different main storing systems. so there should be people who used to work with this systems and with all the logs provided by this systems analyze. and here we have actually the 2nd step, which is the response rate. all our security specialists in the one company festival. we need to collect the full information about the effect this course. and here need to perform some analysis to get the list of infected hosts. but we also need to think i was

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on hill, on out 0 on counting the cost, all rich countries ready to put the built for a global at horton and demick preparedness. hypersonic missiles are driving a new. all right, so what's the big deal behind? and solar powered vehicles we explore to cause that a harnessing the stop counting the cost on our g. m. ah, this is horrible with the commissioner. hell, when i heard a desperate search for survivors underway in 6 us states devastated by tornadoes. ah, i'm sammy zaden, this is al jazeera alive from dell hall, so coming up there is a tiny wave of omi called the u. k. rams up its cove. it boost to vaccine program with the prime minister warning of the threat of omicron to ryan rebels, re take the historic town of la bella, 11 days after losing it to re fi open. government forces of the french pacific town tree of new caledonia votes overwhelmingly. against the independence, the referendum boycotted by separatist. ah, you as president joe biden has declared the major disaster in the state of kentucky after tornadoes ripped through its towns. areas in 5 other states were also devasta

as all mc horton continues to spread, it's been healthier for those who've been seeking refuge outside their home countries. we're looking back at some of that desperate genies ah, some more than a 100 bringer refugees, mostly women and children, remains stranded in indonesian waters this wednesday. their boats ran into trouble off the coast of aunt j province. after attempting to reach militia, the government is helping them with food, water, and fuel. the un says the boat is unstable and as cold on the donation government to allow the refugees to disembark, hundreds of ranger refugees of reached indonesia over the past few years after many months at sea. more on this with jessica washington in jakarta, so they're getting help food, water, and fuel, but still no actual wood on what's happening to them. well, that's exactly right. come all. there is still no confirmation from the indonesian government as to what the fate of these refugees will be. what we heard recently from the ministry of foreign affairs is that they have not yet made a decision. and that there is still discussion as

do you think michael bum gonna killed the 3 day tany, or was it a cover up a scott horton, a journalist for you? thank. in the book alleges that of course, general michael bomb gonna says it was a blatant misrepresentation. you know that colonel, he is the 1st one who v a brake, our hunger 2nd, 2005. after he bought the hunger strike, he was talking about there is like i said, i am one of the brothers. he said, we have heard that you have some like dishes or dreams that you, whenever you want to 10 of your favorite any like here, like what would it be an answer to that after a few weeks where like the of the brothers died the same way hen got their hand tied behind him at the same time, it's impossible to coordinate such at the same time, like in the same manner. i was in the sand like when they thought, when like that me like 12 o'clock. and then night, like like, like any other day. but what i notice when i wake up there's like different gun in the same gun like different guards that the oh you know that much. it was a little there anymore. that admitted him. and i heard the one is 3,

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he but morgan, alta 0 horton. no cutter and turkey have signed several deals to further improve their ties. the category amier shake to mim. been hammered. al fanny is hosting turkeys, president recipe veteran. he arrived on monday for a 2 day visit before his journey out on said turkey wants to establish good relations with all the countries in the gulf region tomorrow. i'll say i'll has more on that missing now, in durham, a total of $1111.00 bilateral agreements between turkey and carter were assigned just moments ago in different fields, economic, foreign policy, security, culture, religion, and health and science. this came off the latest round of the strategic dialogue, a cup of turkey strategic dialogue. and what that is is basically a, an annual meeting of the top ministers in each country where they gather to see how to advance central relations as well as overcome neutral challenges. and look how to cooperate on specific concerns that they all share potter has the strategic dotted with several countries,

he but morgan, alta 0 horton. no ringo refugee is in the us are suing facebook's parent company, mehta accusing it of failing to act against hate speech targeting them. they want a $150000000000.00 in damages. they say facebook's algorithm encourage users to express extremist views. more than 24000 ringo have been killed in myanmar. since the government crackdown there in 2017 hundreds of thousands fled to neighboring bangladesh. while the u. s. has sent its 1st group of asylum seekers back to mexico after a controversial trompe or a policy was reinstated. president joe biden suspended the remain in mexico program on his very 1st day in office. but then a law suit forced him to put it back into effect. human rights advocates have raised to safety, concerns about those being forced back into mexico. amyra child re reports. desperate for aunt says, these migrants have been waiting for months for their applications to be processed . they're searching for safety and a better life. there's a little knacker, there are p

he but morgan, alta 0 horton, leaders of nasal allies, the u. s. u. k of france. germany in italy have all held a joint phone call about ukraine. they agreed a united front as needed to confront what they see as russian hostility. a build up of russian forces on the ukrainian border has raised fears, ever possible invasion, which the kremlin denies. the issue will likely dominate virtual talks between vladimir putin and joe biden. on tuesday, march, the white house is not katrina says the president to underscore, of course, us concerns with martian military activities on the border with ukraine and reform . reaffirm the united states support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the ukraine. it's also an opportunity to discuss a range of topics in the u. s. and russia relationship including strategic stability, cyber and regional issues are but you can certainly expect that ah, the are, are concerns about the military activities on the border. i will be a prominent part of the discussion on cadre leak is a senior policy fellow at the europe

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horton to find suitable housing and health care. walking mr. burton through all the steps needed to get the proper identification, residential application and job application. again, this is a process that ranger burrows started and completed in her short tenure. ranger borrows was also able to secure housing for 15 plus people not just in golden gate park, but city wide. not just from golden gate park. we're not housing people in golden gate park. she's committed herself to helping anyone that she can communicate with and is willing to accept her offers of help or service. and then i had pictures. i just wanted to say that that's going of rec and park staff. with that, the final note that i want to make and it's a sad one is that we lost two big park supporters involved in the botanical garden year after year and nancy hellman becktal who co-chaired our and, with that, that concludes my president's report. >> clerk: okay. if anybody would like to speak in public comment. >> ashley, we have four people on the call and 0 hands raised. >> clerk:

i'm alex horton, national security reporter here at "the post."ave a good day. >> tuesday morning, the inspector general of the u.s. capitol police, michael bolton, testifies on the january 6 attack at the u.s. capitol before the committee rules in -- before they rule in the committee. watch on c-span, c-span.org. >> the director of the u.s. missile defense agency took part in a virtual conversation on defense strategy and growing threats. the hour-long discussion was post hosted by the foundation of defense of democracies. heads the u.s. missile defense agency. -- military. >> u.s. adversaries should develop more capable ballistic hypersonic and cruise missi.

state of wisconsin, one of the first people to announce they retiring, a great candidate in derek van horton been out working hard and i think he can flip that seat, we have great candidates across the board. it starts with great candidate and a great message, people don't like this big government socialism, they rejecting it in every state from blue states to red states but with great candidates we have a great fundraising advantage. we are going to work hard to steer not only to show how bad they are doing, inflation, spending at all crazy policies but also the conservative items we will be rolling out next year as well. >> you mentioned the cash. we all know what the campaign takes money to win, you have to put ads on tv, get mail and you don't have money you can't get your message out. how are republicans doing compared to democrats on the cash fund? >> we been breaking records without raising democrats almost every month and they are in the majority, they have the house, senate and white house and we have been out raising them almost every month this year. seeing people come in and dona

some people were making progress convincing have been horton appeared everybody froze in place.way, most of society is flexing towards flexibility. tsa given flexibility with deadline came and passed for them to be fully vaccinated and 40% were not three weeks before that deadline. and there was flexibility because people recognize there would be catastrophic to enforce it. >> shannon: a lot of health care programs in hospitals having that realization and being more flexible as well. great to have both of you, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: for special counsel john durham under investigation of the origins of the fbi probe into alleged ties between former president trump 2016 campaign and russia moving forward tonight. following wednesday's augments for the attorney for the special counsel, former clinton campaign attorney, michael sussman i'm at the details and updates for you tonight, good evening, david. bickel shannon, good evening, earlier today both sides met before a judge on the phone and argued about the classifying sensitive information. mic

which i'm happy to expand upon in the question time are instructed not only for denniston but it's an horton for anywhere else we may try to undertake a similar project again. that forms the basis of the ongoing work answering the restrooms from congress. while sigar has identified these key lessons, there is without question much more to be learned as we dig into what happened in washington and kabul during the months, weeks, days and hours before ghani fled and the taliban walked into his palace. i sincerely hope we will have cooperation from every corner of the u.s. government as we undertake this work. i dare anyone to say that these matters are no longer important. sigar's twitter content was accessed 2.2 million times in august. i believe that demonstrates that the american taxpayer not only deserves answers, they want answers and they demand them as do their representatives in congress. we also owe it to the families of the over 2400 americans who lost their lives supporting the mission of anna stan step is to tell them why the effort to build a strong and sustainable afghan state fai

goldman downgraded dr horton noting its ability to expand market share but saying the upside in the lockade to neutral from buy. back to you. >> thanks so much for that what's your take, lindsay, on the home builders? what's the outlook at the moment for them >> i think if you look at the home builders, whether you're looking at lennar or dr horton or the etf, i think you've seen they've been winners this year, and especially in the last month despite the volatility that you've seen in the s&p 500 and that's because home builder confidence remains very high despite supply chain concerns. i think what we're seeing within the home industry is that we are in a secular trend upward where we're seeing millennials coming of age looking to buy their homes, the pandemic really expedited that and even though prices are higher and interest rates are probably going higher, i think that the home builders still could potentially have room to run from here, just given those cyclical trends. >> airline stocks just about the worst performing s&p lower on that news that omicron variant has been detected

by the way, lennar, dr horton and making record highs in today's trade. and then moving in the opposite direction. i don't know if it was because of the covid pandemic and different retail trends developing and shopping trends stitch fix online retail for clothes subscription based they send it to you in a box a curated set of clothing. stitch fix down 23%. results came out after the closing bell last night. believe it or not the profit/loss numbers were better. revenue numbers better than analyst expectations some of the slowing growth momentum in this particular stock among users. they cut their revenue forecast for the full year. so, take a look at stitch fix, kelly, down 23% right now. and i will point out 67% on a year-to-date basis and been pretty much almost a straight line lower over the course of this past year >> dom, thank you very much. >>> the market shrugging off more broadly speaking that pfizer news we got today that the booster shot provides increased protection against omicron. let's bring in bob pisani down at the nyse. this was priced

strand of christmas lights, that inspired an entire movement in a baltimore county neighborhood, kim hortonshis home to hers, because she needed some cheering up, in the days after, it evolved into something much bigger. we're happy to have matt rigs and neighbor kim mort within us right now. good morning. thanks for joining us so bright and early. matt, we'll start you with. what a cool idea. what inspired this gesture. >> hi, good morning. merry christmas. what inspired the gesture, it has been such a difficult time and i wanted to bring, i wanted to put the christmas lights up a little bit early this year, last year, and i knew that, i was having a hard time, at that moment, just covid, and trying to get the kids engaged to a school, and i knew that my good friend kim morton was not having a good time either, it was really a difficult time. so when i was finished rigging up the lights, in our yard, and the bushes, i ran it up the tree, and i thought, i want to see if i can connect over across the street, so i took the line of lights across the street, ran it up through her tree, through t

you can see there, a lot of gains there for the home builders toll brothers, lennar, kb home, dr hortonosing in the green. the broader sector etf, the spider home builders etf up as well today let's break down the housing trade. tim, how are you playing it? >> i tend to like the trains, the carriers some of the hvac parts and the home depots, lowe's for sure and we talk about restoration hardware and williams sonoma valuations, especially at a williams sonoma, not aggressive here and i think the world we live in, with the consumers still continuing to spend on prices in their houses that give them more equity value, i think these are stocks to stay with. >> bk, do you sit with the builders or go with the lowe's, home depot, william sonoma, the remodeling type trade? >> yeah, i feel like the remodeling trades are long in the tooth. look at lowe's and home depot, they have done really well i would be taking profits in those. how much better is that going to get? again, you have the situation where you had a perfect wonderful storm for these companies. and if anything, i would look more to

new highs pretty quickly here, and as for the rest of the homebuilders, i like toll brothers and dr hortonuse it goes to my predictions about the baby boom, because when you buy a house in the burb with four bedrooms and there's two of you, you know what you do you try to fill them up with little babies. >> yes >> yes >>> next up -- don't give me that look, partsinevelos i can see you on this giant monitor over here. >> i'm right around the corner from you, too. >> by the way, can you hear me without the mic on, but so can the viewers. >>> up next, inflation the cost of pretty much everything is through the roof right now. that must mean coupon clipping is at new highs. no new data shows searches for cheap and discount are declining. christina, i'm surprised there are still coupon, but electronic or paper, you get the gist what is going on here? >> you would think maybe we would be -- we complain about inflation all the time, we talk about inflation all the time, our surveys show we care about inflation, but google searches say otherwise. this is according to data trek they put out researc

his wife had just given birth to their first child named clara horton. and pope does not have time right now or a desire to go to washington, d.c. he has time off from an active campaign that has just wrapped up. his wife has just given birth. the family is together in st. louis and he's not interested in going to d.c. so pope asks for advice of his friends and superior about what he should do. and he writes back to pope, the secretary of war can order you to washington if he deems proper. but i cannot give you the leave. i think your services here of the greatest possible importance. so stanton will send a second telegram this time ordering pope to washington, d.c. but throughout the engage between hallock and pope and pope and stanton, nowhere in there and z a reason given why he's being summoned from st. louis to the nation's capital. least of which does pope expect a transfer to the east. now as this is taking place in 1862, pope's men under his command take a moment to reflect on his ability as their commander while he has commanded him throughout t

that your weed dealer is worried you sleep too much [ laughter ] the canadian fast food chain tim horton'snced a collaboration with pop star justin bieber to launch three new flavors of doughnut holes. when they first come out, they'll be cute, but then, they'll become really annoying [ laughter ] then, all of a sudden, you'll be like, wait a minute, are these doughnut holes actually good [ laughter ] before realizing you are way too old to be enjoying them. [ laughter ] a 105-year-old runner julia hurricane hawkins recently set a world record in the 100-meter dash for her age group the new record is eight meters [ laughter ]lly -- i'm totally h your reaction. [ laughter ] according to new reports, reality star kim kardashian shape wear brand skims collaboration with the luxury fashion brand fendi sold out in just one minute, continuing the kardashian family trend of immediately selling out. [ laughter ] and finally, today is actor leonardo dicaprio's 47th birthday and when he blew out the candles, he was still leonardo dicaprio. hey, i got my wish monologue. ] [ cheers and applause we hav