i. melissa china, thanks for joining us. the palestinian islamic jihad group in gaza says it will release is really civilian hostage, our bell, your food before the next plan hostage, prisoners swap with israel, according to the israel ha ceasefire agreement. rebellious food should have been released by his loss on saturday. but who must delayed their release over what they called technical reasons. israel responded by blocking tens of thousands of palestinians from returning to their old neighborhoods in northern gossip gardens. desperate to go north to what's left of their old homes have been left scrambling to get food and water on the roads leading to northern garza, thousands of people waits with the worldly possessions to return home. he's right in his blocks major authorize. after each the queues thomas of breaking the terms of the ceasefire. when he failed to release the hood and he's really civilian insult, today's hostage, hanover and he's really ministry spokes person called it's a breach of the truce. while hamas

k when you are looking tammy duckworth and i melissa, jody ernst people are served honourably before you're making that kind of argument, yeah, betterue have a good reason to back it up other than know i'm just up for this position now and i decided to change my view on it. when is a more poignant moments was tammy duckworth pointing tog the soldiers creed which is what they live by what they sign off what they go into bow to withy every dasiy how you feel about country that sounded like out detox about his country so i couldn't make sense why he wouls be parrotingen these quotas they need to have the female quotas they said which is not true we heard dei over and over again from republicans on the panel i didn't see evan any evidence yoi look at somebody like tammy duckworth talking about everyone who serves feels about the country and that women not meeting a lower standard so they can go out there what they're doing for the country. >> if he met with democrats they would love you. i would be laying it on thick he was probably trying to shore up the votes on the republican sidi eno

first of all, i'm very. >> sorry for your loss and. >> i thank you for being. >> with us, melissa. >> scott had. >> to say. >> he can't wrap his. >> head around this. >> how do you even begin to try? i don't think that there's a way that we can. >> you know. >> wrap our head around it. you know, we all are shook by this. i know we are ourselves, too. we were also in wichita last week and flew home less than a week before. so for us, we keep thinking it could have been any of us on that flight. we were there with our children and with our skaters. and just to think about the tragedy that happened to those children and coaches and parents and just everybody involved is just it's chilling and it's scary. and i think we're deeply saddened. the whole community is going to feel this for a long time. >> and dennis, i know you knew vadim. >> and evgenia for. almost 30 years. >> i think you and alexander have been friends since you were teenagers. >> i don't want them to be. >> just a name. >> i want people to understand what. >> is lost. so what can you tell us about the people you know. >> o

i think, you know, as i said, melissa's concerns about we don't want this to go any further than thist, are very apt. but, you know, i agree with both of the senators that you saw that like, this has been decided, and i hope that donald trump does the right thing here. >> well, hopefully this tiktok drama will inform the congress, house and senate to actually pay a little bit more attention to our social media platforms and how they are governed and govern themselves, beyond just the idea that some foreign interests may have a finger in them. melissa murray and ian millhiser, thank you both for being with us tonight. coming up, a look back at president biden's legacy from clemency to conservation in the final days of his administration. don't go anywhere, folks. >> after my hair started thinning, my dermatologist recommended nutrafol. >> the formulas are clinically tested. >> my hair is much stronger and longer. >> i feel like i'm a completely different person. >> get growing at nutrafol. com. >> here you go. >> is there any way to get a better price on this? >> have you checked singl

melissa's mom believes everyone who played a role in her daughter's death should rot in prison. >> you know, idon't want to live my life constantly being bitter or angry or anything like that because, you know, it's not going to bring melissa back. and she wouldn't want me to live like tha >> we'll be right back. >> we're in a volcano to test finish ultimate against tough, burnt on stains. finish ultimate breaks them down, cuts grease and boost shine for the ultimate clean. even on the toughest days. >> here's the problem with your towels they can carry harmful bacteria that may disrupt your skin's protective barrier. that's why i switched to clean towels. clean towels are one time use compostable face towels that are clinically shown to keep your skin barrier strong and healthy. in a recent clinical study, 100% of participants saw an improvement in their overall skin health. join over 1 million people and make the switch to clean towels today. >> still congested? >> nope. new mucinex 2 in 1 saline nasal spray spray. goodbye new mucinex 2 in 1 saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and nnovat e

i mean, at some point you're going to work through the politics of what was political season, the height of it, when we decided to shoot this down for no reason and, again, great point, melissa. i think, also, this is, if you're chasing or if you're investing behind these kinds of themes, it's going to be a different theme in '25 than it was in '24. it's not necessarily going to be about the chip names. if you think about underperforming chip names, i would. but if you're thinking about even the constellation energies or the arista networks, this is the stuff that moved today and, in fact, if you looked at markets, it was a bit of a bar bell. you had high end, ultra high growth stuff rallying and then small caps and some of the equal weighted stuff rallying, but it was clearly about a.i. today. >> call me skeptical. i think this is going to be there's no there there. >> they're going to announce something and there's nothing? >> these companies were already committed to spending tens of billions if not hundreds of billions of dollars over the next few years, and i think we're probably going to see this isver the life of the term of donald j. trump. you think about openai bei

went for a drawing of my mother's rather than a photo, because i know i can find the photos, but a drawing of hers. >> yeah. >> melissa, i can't replace. >> yeah, it's my heart. >> my heart is so broken. not just for myself, but for going through this. and obviously in our neighborhood. and like you mentioned, cafe vida and all of. nick put it great. it's it's a, it's a town and it is wiped off the map. >> yeah. it's devastating to see it. it's such a special place. melissa i can't say i'm sorry enough, but i'm grateful that you were able to grab that drawing of your mother's. i know that that's incredibly meaningful to you. thank you for for joining me in a time like this. i really do appreciate it. >> and if everybody if you're getting the warnings, please get out. our firefighters are working so hard. don't be in their way. yeah. >> melissa rivers, no one can say it better than that. thank you. thank you for that. and she said that the firefighters need to be able to get in the way. the devastation that we are seeing is just unimaginable. we're going to speak to someone coming up who helped evacuate three generatio

melissa, i want to start. there's so much to cover, but i want to start here. and that is a red flag. warning is still in effect for l.a. county. and health officials have issued a dust and ash advisory warning of air pollution. so from where you stand, how are the winds and how is the air? >> absolutely, kristen. so the first thing is that at least where we are, we're in altadena. this is where the eaton fire burned, where, you know, basically into the eastern part of los angeles county. fortunately, the winds have subsided here, but it's really to the north of us and then through ventura county that they're still under that red flag warning. what's very considerable is to think that some of the mountains that are near us. that is where there's still been hotspots where firefighters have been actively trying to put out the eaton fire. that's always the concern. and above all, it is just so dry. that is just really what has been something that has been of the utmost importance for firefighters battling this blaze. but again, the good news is those winds are low

went for a drawing of my mother's rather than a photo, because i know i can find the photos, but a drawing of hers. >> yeah. >> melissa, i can't replace. >> yeah, it's so special. >> my heart is so broken. not just for myself, but for going through this. and obviously in our neighborhood. and like you mentioned, cafe vida and all of nick put it great. it's it's a, it's a town and it is wiped off the map. >> yeah. it's devastating to see it. it's such a special place. uh, melissa, i can't say i'm sorry enough, but i'm grateful that you were able to grab that drawing of your mother's. i know that that's incredibly meaningful to you. thank you for for joining me in a time like this. i really do appreciate it. >> and if everybody if you're getting the warnings, please get out. our firefighters are working so hard. don't be in their way yeah. >> melissa rivers, no one can say it better than that. thank you. thank you for that. and she said that the firefighters need to be able to get in the way. the devastation that we are seeing is just unimaginable. we're going to speak to someone coming up who helped evacuate three gene

i live in kansas. >> my name is melissa. i live in virginia. >> i'm kelly from st.missouri. >> my name is charles, from wichita, kansas. >> nobody says, you are sick, let's not send you an electric bill this month. that is not have been. all your bills are still there, so you just start chipping away at your savings, everything you have, and ultimately chipping away at retirement. >> when you have multiple medical situations and bills out there, from different specialists, different collection agencies, you do not get to sleep without thinking about it sometimes. >> the medical debt i accumulated over the past has really impacted me, both financially and as well as my mental health. >> i have had to creatively finance this medical debt, and i'm sure it affected my credit score, but i'm not sure how from debt collectors. >> i think it has definitely taken a big burden off of my shoulders. >> for those of us who are faced with doctors and specialists and other people, you are still going to end up being in trouble because you have to pay for it one way or another. ali

. >> him melissa slotkin, i amf thrilled to be here, to you shivering out there, i see you, this is michiganeather, suck it up butter cup. wen live with this every day. i want to say, as one of the freshman who won in state that was also won by donald trump. regardless of our differences, i believe to my core that a strong middle class is a national security issue. it is one of most unifying things we have. and my job as someone who representing state that votes for donald trump is to look for common cause anywhere i come leadership is about picking between the things you have to compromise on and things you should never compromise on. so, wherever i can, i'll work across the aisle, but when it comes to our democracy, rights and values, i will standue up, i am thrilled to be here, thank you for having us, suck it up everyone it is a little cold. >> no butter cup. from great state -- >> right. good afternoon. angela brook senator from state of maryland, i proud po stand with my colleagues moreeh proud to be on behalf of the people, we're all feeling the brisk weather, i'm reminded, in a momen

i hope the attorney general does the right thing and we publicize the jack smith report and as melissa mentioned also, i think the information about the investigation into the mar-a-lago raid and the rclassified documents case. >> melissa murray, thank you for your legal expertise. tim miller, we have many more feels to discuss this evening. so please don't go too far. we have much more coming up with you ahead. >>> up next, we're going to follow the breaking news out of los angeles, where devastating wildfires continue to wreak havoc in one of america's largest and most populist cities. we'll get the latest on the new fires that have just cropped up. that's coming up after the break. stay with us. that's coming up after the break. stay with us way. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the effortless energy that gets you in the zone. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years o

people love melissa lee. i just want people to understand. >> that either. >> oh it's i get carried away. >> prolific. >> she's prolific guy. >> but it's. >> been a really great conference. we've got a really great lineup. >> yeah. >> and you know. >> it's funny. >> we started this week out talking. >> about this deep. seek and. >> what. >> it meant for. >> one of the biggest secular. >> trades that. >> has really gripped the markets. obviously, a lot of the performance over the last two and a half years has been tied to that. it feels like, especially as we get into tonight's earnings, there's kind of some in the armor here a. >> little bit. we're seeing. >> decelerating growth. you could. >> have. >> made that call on any occasion over the last two years, but maybe this is the week where we start to see it a bit more. >> all right. well, let's dig in here. we start off with a big trifecta of. big tech earnings shares of microsoft, meta, tesla all on the move. >> after the reports. >> we've got full team cover

i hope that the attorney general does the right thing, and we publicize the jack smith report and as melissa mentioned also, i think the information about the ininvestigation into the mar-a-lago raid and the classified documents case. >> melissa murray, thank you for your legal expertise. tim miller, we have many more feels to discuss this evening. so please don't go too far. we have much more with you ahead. >>> up next, we're tgoing to follow the breaking news out of los angeles where devastating wildfires continue to wreak havoc in one of america's largest and most populist cities. we're going to get a look at the new fires that have popped up. that's coming up right after the break. stay with us. right after the break. stay with us discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity. don't use wegovy® with semag

i see my bosses and say, i'll take a long beat of the one of them over the called the a melissa i would show, pick off until april by maternal gamma. the coding to the tv station was considered the safest place in belgrade during the arabs. it's why her colleagues often took the children with them to work, transforming and i will read it all the, all the taking a thumbs, bowman, and cool nipple stall you fish. as osh the ali lemme will be to name may be say, then not to will be on you as a sub resort, we are put to new law for the we loud, which he and that protection was that from taylor on the move out of the new equal the sum up in 2002, a bell gray quotes into this drag a little bit longer, which radio television, this be as boss to 10 years in prison. the court ruled that had milan which managed to move all the employees to safety. they wouldn't have been prosecuted. a non nato was accountable for the depths of 16 television employees, the the hey troy funeral was the culmination of this judicial absurdity. the, the, the so young a lot of this it, there was this furniture enough fo

i don't think it is exactly as he characterized it. >> melissa, i want to ask you another question about how the court came to this decision. right? this comes the day after we had initial reporting from abc confirmed by nbc news that donald trump and sam alito, one of the judges on the court, had a phone conversation basically talking about a new hire. for the trump white house. they assured the press that they did not speak about the filing trump would make later in the day. but i wonder how much the appearance of impropriety there. may have factored in. that roberts and amy coney ts barrett sided with the liberals on the court. do you read into that? >> it is certainly worth questioning. it was an unusual situation to have the president of the united states calling for references in a middling appointment. the general council sort of thing that a chief of staff might do. in calling the candidates former employer justice of the united states. just before it will be filed before the court. justice alito has been embroiled in many controversies. this wasn't great. and we know the chief j

but said to me, and you assigned me a list, give me, let me know when you come all i want to buy a demo. pretty melissa boston is, do i need to go put you on the a charlie a little by the promo for sale for the surrounding. lots of pressure is the assignment. so. so and you know, you, it's then you and thanks for the. so showing me the bottle doing as a, filling it up a so nice show circle when you're new to our new, especially way away there and you know, so it is able to initial or when you buy it, these are so what's your logo for your wife? as long as you put your eyes or close or friday before noon when they finish the process of getting onto my only days for sure, essential learners which i'm calling about. i'm wondering when your store is thrown in the wall thinking where they're on nato state, lesson res pose. both french and american span one. they killed civilians, women and children. whenever possible. they also do away with ukrainians, quite alone. you know, bringing to my phone page. you know, someone is the 1st yeah, no emotional where it's going to monte single it. but the only one i tex

long, but somebody in you assigned me a list, give me, let me know when you come all i want to buy a demo. pretty melissa boston is do i need to go? what's your logo? they only go a charlie, a lot of the promotion sale kind of those throwing in lots of pressure as the so so so, so and you know what you is getting in touch with and so showing me the bottle doing as a, filling it up a started as a patrol city, oh, when you're in utah, i knew especially where you live there and you know, so it was able to initial or when you buy it, there's so much and load up and you like as long as you put your eyes or close or friday before noon were interested in the process of getting along. well, my only thing is portia essential owners mushroom furnished. but i wonder when your store is thrown in the wall thinking where nato stayed most in res hose, both french and american span one they killed civilians, women and children. whenever possible, they also do away with ukrainians. pride alone, you're not bringing. so my phone plan here is you know, someone is the 1st. yeah. no emotional is going to want to go, but the n

i want to get your thoughts about all of the hearings that we've seen so far. >> what's going on here? what's the likelihood of confirmation? >> well, melissa, based on what we've seen this week, at least despite the many legitimate and i think fair questions about not only the capabilities, the experience, the conflict of interest of the two nominees we saw this week outside of perhaps, maybe marco rubio. >> i think elections have consequences. >> donald trump is likely to get hegseth and pam bondi through. i also think marco rubio will sail through as well. >> he's probably the least controversial of these picks, where i think it is going to get difficult, however, is with the next round, especially those having to do with tulsi gabbard, the potential director of national intelligence. >> given all of the compromising information. >> her very soft on putin approach, her support really, of the former assad regime, which now has been vanquished in syria, and then the big one, as well as our robert f kennedy jr, with the potential leading of the health and human services committee. >> i think we've also got to look to the noncommittal attitu

back with me, paola ramos, melissa murray and molly jong-fast. i go to you first, paola, because you, as you said, you've been interviewing gabriel garcia, who was sentenced to a year in prison. let me just play a little bit of a previous interview that you did with him. >> do you have any regrets at all? >> no regrets at all. >> no regrets. zero. the last time over again. the last time you and i talked was exactly almost two years ago. and you specifically said. you said i regret going that day. and you said if i could have, i would have never gone to washington, d.c. those were your words? yeah. no. did you mean that? >> no, i didn't mean it. >> you didn't mean it. and so now they don't need to mean it. >> he didn't mean it. and i want to remind people of what he did. right. gabriel is someone that livestreamed himself storming the capitol on january 6th. and he's someone that, as he was livestreaming himself, you can see him interfering with capitol police officers. he's also someone that you can see him in the rotunda and not just using very ag

>> yes, welcome back, melissa. >> great to be back. >> i did miss you guys. >> to our great surprise.s one for, like, ten days. nothing, crickets. i missed you guys and i'm back. >> missed you, too. >> i like the uber call here. use a 60 stop on that. >> guy? >> you did not miss us. >> i did. i did. >> did you text karen and say, "i miss you?" >> no. >> we did text. >> that's adorbs. you go home after the show together, it's the cutest thing. >> yeah. >> american airlines, mel. i think it's breaking out. >> thank you for watching "fast money." chris, great to have you tonight. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money, welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain, but i'm explaining it. so call me

i said, there are some still standing. but it had hundreds of millions of dollars statewide in reserves. so how that plays out, there's just so much damage. melissahave not seen damage like this since i covered the aftermath of hurricane katrina, and i have never een it from a fire, ever. >> wow. contessa, thank you. contessa brewer bringing us the latest from california. how should we start thinking about this -- i mean, the impact to lives, which means economic impact, is almost unfathomable at this point, guy. >> yeah, and remember, i don't think any of us want to be deemed to look at being insensitive, that's not the case at all. but in terms of the show and purview, if california was a country, depending on the day, it would either be the fifth or sixth largest economy in the world for perspective. when you look at what's going on and you start to connect the dots, almost by definition, this is going to create a bit of a slowdown. it's horrific, and contessa just said it really well. in terms of the economic impact, i think the market is going to start to come to grips with it soon. >> insurers didn't go down today, but that doesn't mean the

and i believe that we have to go to jump to president biden. so i'll send it back to you, melissa. >> all right. >> thanks so much for that update. >> we are waiting to get some feed from president biden, who is slated to begin his remarks, the final remarks of his presidency. but before we get there, let's bring in our political panel to talk about some of the things that vaughn just raised. >> so joining me now is peter baker, the chief white house correspondent for the new york times and an msnbc political analyst. >> also with us is charlie sykes, a columnist and msnbc contributor. >> and rounding us out is juanita tolliver, an msnbc political analyst, as well as the author of the book a more perfect party the night shirley chisholm and diahann carroll reshape politics. peter, let me, let me turn to you in this tiktok ban, donald trump has said he's going to issue an executive order that proposes a way forward. >> that proposed solution involves a theoretical 5050 partnership between an american company and bytedance, the current chinese owned owner of tiktok. >> this raises a

i agree with melissa.rough because she's not matt gaetz and she is not robert kennedy junior, and she's not kash patel, but still, she's not tethered to facts, you know, to sit there and say kash patel is the right person for the job. i mean, that is really preposterous to say that there's fraud in the election in pennsylvania. there are no facts to support that and to parrot that you're going to be governed by facts and law, as the attorney general can be tested by then looking at specific instances where she's absolutely not guided by facts. so we're really in for a rough ride, i think because of that dichotomy of seeing what she might say. but but in fact, what she does, i think is going to belie that. but, you know, we i think we have to hope that she will. >> i'm going to just say that, you know, we should consider it a victory that the right considers a woman attorney general to be qualified for any job, given that they did not feel that way about the sitting vice president of the united states, who

two senators, and i think this is very much melissa. still alive ball tonight. >> okay. so a very fluid situation. that's nbc's julie sirkin on capitol hill. thanks so much for that update, julie. joining me now is pentagon correspondent for the new york times, helene cooper, and retired marine lieutenant colonel amy mcgrath, the founder of the democratic majority action pack. i will start with you, lieutenant colonel mcgrath. if an enlisted man was accused of excessive drinking, sexual abuse and extramarital affairs while in the military, could they be promoted under those circumstances? what are the consequences of engaging in that conduct for an enlisted person? >> well, it would be highly unlikely. >> and i mean. >> this is what it comes down to. and we're not talking about this enough. you know, pete hegseth goes through. he will not have the respect of the admirals and generals that he is going to lead, because they know the ethics of our military. they have risen to the highest ranks, and they know that this man really would not be promoted anywhere near their ran

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i want to highlight. something else that you said, melissa, on this tariffs and. potentially restricting apple with a partner to do. i to put it into perspective, huawei's business was up 15% in the quarter. and so apple china business iphone was probably down 12 to 13%. and so what that tells us is maybe it's because huawei has this cecilia assistant that is an ai assistant that's gaining traction. but there's also kind of a question of is there a little bit of a shift in terms of how chinese consumers are viewing these western brands of put samsung in the western category? they struggled to. all the other non-chinese brands were down in the quarter. some of those have ai assistants. and so that was the bad news. and melissa, it's only fair for me to point out the good news because i'm a shareholder and i do believe where this company is going is tim cook said on the call that their active installed base was up. he gave the math back into the math, was up 7% year over year to 2.35 billion active devices. that's impressive. i mean, to grow that number at that rate,

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i don't mean it -- >> gee, thanks >>is extremely unusual. extremely remarkable and an incredible compliment to all of you, not just melissa, obviously, but also all of the traders, and production and the production team. there's a lot of -- the fact that this has done at this level for this long is a career highlight for everyone involved. >> i want to also talk about your new venture, which is very interesting, because it's not related. >> you have to open your gift. >> that would be the segue all right. let's do that. >> and we can talk about the venture while you open the gift. >> it's shoes. >> well, it's other -- >> it's italian luxury goods sneakers, silk, cashmere, and japanese denim >> what's the difference from american denim >> i brought for you a pair of our -- >> sorry >> signature product, which is called the white goat. >> oh. >> and it is italian goat leather, handstitched by me. >> by you? >> no, you do not. >> i go to venice myself every day and i get out a needle and thread well, first, i have to go -- >> you ride in a rickshaw? >> the truth is, first i have to go goat hunting. without a goal, what can i even get done >> che

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i want to bring in meteorologist melissa magee if our nbc los angeles station.nk you for being here. we are already feeling the wind tonight. talk about how bad it will get. we have now round of santa ana winds arrives as we get into monday through wednesday with a peak intensity arriving monday night into tuesday. some of the highest wind gusts across our mountain communities ranging anywhere from 50 to 70 miles per hour. you get those classic santa ana winds racing through the mountains, cutting through the canyons and passes, drying out the atmosphere and dropping the humidity. so the red flag warning stays up. >> explain why firefighters are so worried about those winds. >> tom, with our last event we had hurricane-force winds in southern california. and we were seeing some of those embers flying more than a mile. the good news with this event, it's not anticipated to be that strong, but with the drop in the humidity and the conditions firefighters are facing, it's going to make new or existing fires spread rapidly, which will be a challenge for firefighters

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. >> melissa, i mean, this is kind of what he said he would do. >> yeah. listen, trump supporters would say promises made, promises kept. this is what he ran on. he telegraphed that he was going to do this. and he did talk at length about this schedule f executive order, which would make it much easier to fire civil servants. >> which you talked about a lot, a lot of people. >> i told people, this is what this is exactly why he wanted it, because donald trump never appreciated that as the president of the united states, he didn't have he could be blocked by unelected bureaucrats, for lack of a better term, at different federal agencies. and this second time, he's coming in not wanting to make the same mistakes, whether it's doj or dod, he wants to get rid of some of the some of those people and install his loyalists where he can. and i don't think he's got a deep appreciation for or respect for, i should say, the independence of the department of justice. we saw this the first term with jeff sessions, when he ended up firing him because he didn't want to i

. >> hey there melissa. >> i guess you could call this a couple of shots fired across the bow of the federal reserve from president trump today here at the white house. and those two different sessions that you're talking about, one this morning, speaking remotely to executives in davos, in which he said he's going to demand that interest rates start to come down immediately, not naming federal reserve chairman jay powell by name, but clearly that's who he's talking about and saying that he expects that interest rates around the world would follow. and then in a session with reporters in the oval office here at the white house later in the afternoon, he was talking about interest rates. and here's what he said. >> i think i know interest rates much better than they do. and i think i know certainly much better than the one who's primarily in charge of making that decision, but know i'm guided by them very much. but if i disagree, i will let it be known. >> so you heard the president there, referring to the one who primarily makes that decision. clearly, he's talking about jay powell,

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melissa and denis. first of all, it's nice to see you again. i so wish it were not under these circumstances. melissa. you first. just just tell us about your two friends here, your fellow coaches, zhenya and vadim. >> um. >> they were just. >> truly remarkable. >> individuals, is what i. can say. >> they were. >> wonderful people. they were beautiful skaters themselves. >> world champions. >> excellent coaches. >> great friends and amazing parents to their son, maksim. we have known them for quite a few years now. we participated in many events competitions, shows, spent holidays together. um, when we competed ourselves and then later after we retired and became coaches ourselves. we were living in when they were living in connecticut. we shared the ice and they were part of our daily lives. and, you know, it's until they moved to boston and it's just a huge loss for the entire figure skating community. >> you know, dennis coaches, figure skating coaches especially. they give so much not just to their own families, but to the entire community and everyone they coach. talk to us about vadim. and you kn

>> i'm melissa, and i think this is the way it should be. you've got an outgoing administration that really built the structure for this deal over many months, working with international partners. and then now, of course, the president elect working together with the incoming administration. and they have now, by the way, for for a while been working closely together. and i think that's a good thing. right. this should not be about credit. this should be about getting the hostages home, making sure we can get that this can come to an end. now, as you know, this is over several phases over the next six weeks. so there's a lot that can happen here. and we've got to make sure this proceeds. and even hamas leadership. i think today said they'd do it again. right. and so i think it's a question of whether they would do october 7th again, that they won't, that they will not stop until there is no israel and jewish people. right. so you have to keep mindful that we've got to make sure that we protect american interests, our key ally, as this proces

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melissa, good to see you. iget through this because i'm sure a lot of people were following it very closely. but there's still a couple of unanswered questions. why did this have to happen to make donald trump a convicted felon? because there were a whole lot of people who thought when he was convicted by a jury of his peers, that was that. and then what is this unconditional discharge mean? right. >> so generally, in the criminal process, it's sentencing that makes a person formally a convicted felon. so in order for donald trump to have that ignominious distinction, this sentencing had to happen. and so it did happen. it was not the sentencing that many individuals who are convicted of these crimes in new york state get. and typically, this kind of charge carries with it the penalty of some jail time or even prison time. >> right. >> donald trump is the only individual since 2014, when the new york times began looking at this, that has received an unconditional discharge. and that means there are no conditions

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i was talking with my friend melissa rivers, she didn't know for two days, and then we found out, welland the bigger question, especially for pacific palisades, a good friend of mine, her home that she was remodeling, it's gone. their rental is gone, and their children's school is gone. what happens to pacific palisades? if because you don't have a community. you don't have stores. you don't have -- i mean, all the commercial side as well. >> it's going to be a long time before it returns, because it's gone. it's literally like a city is gone. it's not like, oh, a couple of houses or a couple streets. there's no infrastructure. there is nothing left. so the question is, like, that's not something we're waiting nine months to get permits and start rebuilding. this is building up an entire community. and the real question is going to be what's going to happen with the cost of construction, because you know the contractors are going to have a field day with this one. they're going to jack the prices up, obviously, and what's going to happen with insurance which was outrageous to begin wit

>> i'm melissa, and i think this is the way it should be. you've got an outgoing administration that really built the structure for this deal over many months, working with international partners. and then now, of course, the president elect working together with the incoming administration. and they have now, by the way, for for a while been working closely together. and i think that's a good thing. right. this should not be about credit. this should be about getting the hostages home, making sure we can get that this can come to an end. now, as you know, this is over several phases over the next six weeks. so there's a lot that can happen here. and we've got to make sure this proceeds. and even hamas leadership, i think today said they'd do it again. right. and so i think it's a question of whether they would do october 7th again, that they won't, that they will not stop until there is no israel and jewish people. right. so you have to keep mindful that we've got to make sure that we protect american interests, our key ally, as this proces

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