jack: that is good to hear.ack to last week's earnings, andrew, tesla, people focus on production. you say people out to look at demand. andrew: demand is the key long-term issue and very ambitious production targets, a million cars this year, 2 million next year, 3 million in 2,024, 5 million in 2,025. will there be enough demand for all those cars? they are ramping up production of electric vehicles and you are seeing lead times fall for tesla cars. most are worried about whether there will be demand for all those evs. jack: competitors are ramping up with evs and you have mercedes, bmw, porsche, volvo going all electric. i would think that would add more choice for consumers. andrew: more choice and more competition and that is the challenge going forward. a lot of ev buyers are wealthy people for whom this is a second or third car, almost a toy. will have to go mainstream for tesla or long-term for the industry to do well with evs. jack: barron reported he might have to sell $8 billion of tesla shares, that

jack: are you among the 14%? jack: i'm too cheap to be among them.er $1000 a month in their payments. these people are paying too much. that is where winnebagos -- these are the percentages are even higher for electric vehicles, and you should have the money to pay cash and another financial plan called honda. if you have a small business i get it. i see people all around town who have not worked with their hands since the bush administration and people are paying too much for fancy cars. i know financing rates are up but that was easy. jack: you can watch hockey and basketball at a low price and you have a stock idea. kristen: madison square garden, the company that owns the rangers and knicks, what is interesting is there's a market cap of 3.6 billion but the valuation of those is more like $7.8 billion. they don't say they are going to sell the teams but they consider it. that is interesting. ben: i'm looking at insight, the maker of lymphoma and biotech cancer drugs. the stock has done nothing for more than four years, just dead money but looks l

jack: real quick, predict black swan, anything?: we have to watch payrolls, one number the fed is watching, wants to see the job market slowdown, it's too high and that number is still coming in, 400,000 jobs, could be a problem. jack: tell us why we need to care about the uk bond market? some said this was a lehman moment. jack: i think the three things investors want to know about guilt, but our guilts? why is this guy talking about uk monetary policy? get to something less boring like chesler. these are uk government bonds, the original certificates had gold colored edges, almost a fun fact and there was a corresponding run up, the uk government debt was yielding more than debt increases in italy, that's not where you want to be in the uk, high yields in the mortgage market, did appear to threaten pension funds which would have been a disaster. they suppress yields. the uk is raising rates to fight inflation and suppressing rates to prevent panic. difficult to call a winner when someone is arm wrestling themselves, the reason yo

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jack: i have spent too much time on delta. jack: the stock goes for 6 times earnings. have you recently suffered a head injury? airlines have unshakable reputation, incinerating invested cash. the group was down 40%, fuel costs were high, there's a shortage of pilots, shortage of planes and everyone is worried about recession and trips to disney world and maybe there will be in some form, business and international travel have come roaring back since labor day and those are more profitable. the pilot and plane shortages, it might keep airlines from doing the dumbest thing they do which is to invest too much money at the top of the cycle. when you have bad weather and the motor goes down. they like to murder investor cash and there are not of planes or pilots lose the company upgraded delta to outperform and alaska air and minnesota company. jack: in 1949 ben graham said airlines were bad investments. you just said because of lack of pilots and planes, and because of lack of cars, automobile profits are good. oil companies are like not pumping is profitable. it is a str

jack: we asked is china and investable?ome i got the same question about facebook, excuse me, meta. jack: i don't think the new name is working for them. the decline in daily active users, revenue guidance is terrible, meta used to be, facebook used to be the top 5, news by market value, it is no longer in the top 20. the real challenge is an advertising slump and apple's privacy changes derailing facebook technology. mark zuckerberg is spending $10 billion a year on this super double secret meta verse project everyone swears is not just a videogame without shooting robot dinosaurs or going to meetings with avatars. i am not seeing it. i don't think other investors are seeing it. if you can go the other direction, put more dinosaurs in my day you would have something. ben: jack: you are sticking to your guns on healthcare. ben: i am late to the stock. it has been dead money for 6 years ever since they cured hepatitis c. right now it's hiv business is looking strong and the stock valuation explains that. the oncology basis f

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to jack ruby in that regard. host: that trial was in march 1964. justice seemed to move faster than it did today. dan: i don't think you would ever see a case like that, particularly with an insanity case, move forward with anything like that sort of speed today. and there were, by the way, expert witnesses who question him in preparation for the trial, both seclusion and defense. but i think you are actually right that in a case like that, there's no way you would see a trial in a matter of a few months of someone like jack ruby today. host: jack ruby had to appeal his case, correct? dan: look, jack ruby did, but he ultimately died in prison, and he was -- he had won an appeal for a new trial and was about to get a new trial when he died in prison. i think he would have pursued this defense. i think he would have pursued the "i lost it was quote defense instead of the insanity defense if there had been a new -- i lost it" defense instead of the insanity defense if there were a new trial. host: how widely reporte

but when it comes to jack ruby and the trial of jack ruby, i think that it becomes nearly impossiblet jack ruby was in on a conspiracy. >> host: that was november 26, 1963. 1963. the grand jury indicted him almost immediately. didn't the seat almost immediately? >> guest: yet. this case moved forward and incredibly quickly. it's not like the evidence was ambiguous, right? he was there on video shooting oswald but yes, the case moved forward pretty quickly and he, and his defense evolvable as his defense team changed as well. meaning that probably the best defense ruby could've had and the defense that he was initially pursuing before he got melvin as his lawyer, famous lawyer and a perfect and him, was that is going to argue that he kind of lost it. heat of passion. he sees oswald. he had always loved kennedy. he sees the smirk on his face and he shoots and kills them. probably would've gotten a relatively lenient sentence, might of been out in five years but instead melvin pursues an insanity defense and an insanity defense means you have to literally not understood right from wrong

jack and i don't agree on a lot of things but jack has this notion of twitter returning to be a protocoleeds to be one client running on top of a technical protocol. if elon were to divest them of authority and decision-making power around the platform, that would be positive. and then, leave it to subject matter experts to evolve the technology needed to do that. emily: i have been dying to know your thoughts on text exchanges between musk and jack. what was your take away? you had this hunch all along that they were somehow in cahoots. james: it was obvious from the proxy filing that jack had a conversation with elon that he expressed his opinion that it would be better in independent and spirit we find out that when elon agrees, jack is overcome with emotion that he would later say publicly the senior solution to -- the singular solution to put your problems has shown up. he couldn't believe this messiah arrived to save twitter from this board that jack put together and simply couldn't stand anymore. the texts reveal jack as frustrated and pretty much done running the company, and wil

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but with jack ruby and the trial, it becomes nearly impossible that jack ruby was in onon a conspiracy. >> november 26, 1963 command that grand jury almost indicted himte immediately. >> yes. as the caseui forward incredibly quickly it's not like the evidence is ambiguous. he was there on video shooting oswald period with the case moved forward pretty quickly. and his dissent changed as his defense team change. so probably the best offense will be could have had that he was initially pursuing was that he would argue he lost the s nac passion. he sees the smirk on his face and shoots andhe kills him. and probably would have gotten a lenient sentence, maybe out in five years but. but instead he pleads and not understood white on —- right from that is a much suffered defense with a high-profile lawyer who loved the spotlightgo and i think he wanted to go for all or nothing. he wanted to win the acquittal of jack ruby and that is a legal matter and that is a great disservice to jack ruby in that regard. >> that was march but justice seemed to move faster. >> i don't think a case particular

but when it comes to i jack ruby in the trial of jack ruby i think it becomes nearly impossible jack ruby was in on a conspiracy. >> that was november 26 , 63. the grand jury indicted him almost immediately. what's an almost immediately? >> this case moved forward incredibly quickly. it is like the evidence was ambiguous. he was there on video shooting oswald. but yes the case moved forward fairly quickly. his defense evolved as his defense team changed as well. meaning probably the best defense ruby could have had in the best defense he was initially pursuing before he got melvin as his lawyer a very famous lawyer and representing him was he was going to argue that he kind of lost it. in a heatn. of passion pretty ss oswald, he has always loved kennedy. he sees the smirk on his face and he shoots and kills him. probably would have gotten relatively lenient sentence. might've been out in five years instead melvin pursues an insanity defense. an insanity defense means you have to literally not have understood it right from wrong. much tougher defense. was a hope wrote high profile law

the dubuque responded jack parrot, very porting from brussels. thank you jack. now ukraine says it's forces, have retaken towns in the south and east of the country in regions that flood me put in declared last week would be russian forever. the ukrainian claims have not been independently verified, but regional officials installed by moscow have acknowledged setback setbacks in the her son. region. ukrainian forces are also advancing the east after capturing a key town in the north of dough nets. ukrainian president, blood missouri lansky has now signed a decree declaring talks with russia impossible. while vladimir putin is president . a social media video shows the ukrainian flag flying in the northern clark, if region and ukraine's army released this video of its flag flying in carson in the south. he has counter offensive continues to push forward doing of holiday, the offensive movement of our army, and all our defenders continued eulogy. there are new liberated settlements in several regions. i'm fierce fighting continues in many areas of the front jungle

- [jack] so these are transgenic trees. - [kondwani] jack's lab has created over 10,000 types of genetically modified trees. the goal is to optimize traits for different industries, like timber or paper, to reduce their environmental footprint. - we deliver crispr into these cells. - [kondwani] once crispr has altered the tree dna, the embryos then grown enhanced roots and shoots. - so this has been engineered precisely for a specific genetic trait using crispr. - [kondwani] this helps jack to select for specific tits more quickly and efficiently than traditional plant breeding. - [jack] so there's a little bit of seedling. this now is a tiny little crispr edited forestry species. - this is, at this stage, just before it goes into the greenhouse. - [jack] this splice is now ready to be grown for five to six months. - [kondwani] fantastic, it's so cool. jack's next step is taking these seedlings over to the greenhouse where they're fully grown and studied. - compared to 15, 20 years it take to breed a tree in the natural population. in the greenhouse setting, we can analyze and produce new ge

calhoun is of jack walton's former speechwriter said he's the guy most like jack in his book. we get back to very specifically to boeing in a moment, but one last thing you actually broaden out the context of what has happened. even broader you cite the influence of milton friedman in 1970 in reagan's america. wrote in 1970 that accompanied sole responsibility is to increase its profits. and then you had this rather resting sentence. two generations later in any prosperous american city, the unequal effects are plain tesla's luxury high rises avocado toast. signs and sounds like seattle. now coming if it was some marxist academic writing that i could it be less startling, but it's coming from a business reporter. so it's just kind of a stunning judgment on the business world. do you think corporate america has lost its way? i i am a business report. it's a big question for a business reporter, but i'm business reporter who has seen the story over time and i've seen how it ends when i moved to seattle in 1998, and i was eager to meet you know, these great engineers that boeing

he was a protÉgÉ of jack welch and so it meant things like fix it, close it or sell it.ou've got to fire the bottom 10% every year. financial engineering. during those years ge better be meeting big expectations from 95 to 2004 which you can do if you have a finance unit where you can get something down one quarter and buy you q down the next quarter and later the sec found that she had bent the rules beyond the breaking point with the wording so jack welch had this influence throughout and as you say it continues to this day dave calhoun, jack welch's former speechwriter said he is the guy most like jack in his book. >> going back to very specifically boeing in a moment, but one last thing you brought back the context of what has happened and you cite the influence of milton friedman in 1970 who wrote in 1979 company's 1979 companiessole responsibilio increase its profits and then you had this sentence. two generations later in any prosperous american city the effects tesla, luxury high-rises, avocado toast and temps. it sounds like seattle now tell me if marxist academ

is it of these jack park in brussels, ross? thank you jack. and just a short while ago ukrainian president vladimir lensky addressed the summit warning of a potential large scale disaster at a damn in southern ukraine. lensky said the russian forces had said minds africa kafka hydro electric plant near the city of care son. he warned that the city could be flooded and more than 80 nearby supplements destroyed if the dam is demolished, villain the while. it comes with russia in the middle of an assault on ukraine's energy infrastructure. ukraine also accuses moscow of using iranian drones to hit other civilian targets as well. monuments destroyed windows of homes, blown in residence of the southern ukrainian city. of nikolai, of a once again picking up the pieces after the city was hit by russian drones and missiles ukraine accuses russia of using hundreds of iranian drones in its attacks in recent weeks. that something both moscow anti ran adamantly deny was like bush, but an unfortunate gaff from a russian military expert who didn't realize h

jack park in brussels and next sunday in strasburg. thanks so much. they said he or ukraine says its forces, have retaken towns in the south and east of the country, including parts of the regions. russia illegally, annexed last week. officials installed by moscow have acknowledged setbacks in the her son. region are correspondent mathias bellinger, visited ukrainian troops in south close to the front line. and despite looming fears of a cold winter, he found soldiers and residents optimistic about further gains. they are digging in. the soldiers have only recently forward to the new position. now they are fortifying their defenses the peering, retrench. it's been more than 3 months now since ukrainian president volume is zalinski announced cubes, counter offensive in the salt law. but we are constantly trying to drive the enemy from their positions with these attempts have been successful color and we are moving forward. we now have new positions and we fortifying them. that is how we make a constant progress forward. you can turn a little from us fo

jack, this is the 8 sanctions package since fed at february. how effective had the previous ones bein yeah, this is, this is the big question. the european commission present us lavonne the lions. she said that this package shows the fact that they've got it signed off shows that they've been able to work quickly and decisively as you say, there's over a 1000 people targeted with individual sanctions now as possible. these packages, broad sways, of the russian economy as well. the question is, it doesn't really look like they've had too much of an effect, right? the, the was continuing these referendum that being considered a sham by the west. they continued russian, i believed them to be land part of the russian federation. but the question is, what else can the european union do? essentially there's a few ways you can try and, and a war one is diplomacy. another one is hard power entering the war yourself and know you countries want to do that and the other is sanctions. so that is that these are the options on the table and i think they're q

dave calhoun is jack welch's former speechwriter and said he's the guy most like jack in his book. >> will go back specifically to boeing a moment but to broaden out the context of what has happened even broader you cite the influence of milton friedman in 1970 who wrote in 1970 a company's sole responsibility is to increase its profits. and then you had this rather arresting sentence, two generations later many prosperous american cities the effects are plain tesla's luxury high-rise is -- it sounds like seattle. there was an academic writing that and i find it startling that it's coming from a business reporter.. so it's kind of a stunning judgment on the business will take you think corporate america -- >> it's a big question for business reporter but on a business who has seen the story over time and is seeing how it ends. i wrote in 1998 and was eager to meet these great engineers where boeing was lionized in ulta last. that was also this period of shareholder business roundtable at the time had declared as part of its corporate governance statement the first duty to the company