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jack: got it.t seems to me for the past five years self driving cars have always been three years off just because that might always be in the future does not mean there's interesting technology plays under the hood may be a worth of a look for investors. >> you're not wrong and never seems to arrive but what we learned or starting to learn self driving cars will arrive with a whisper out with a bang and what will happen some of the safety technologies that enable cars to drive themselves then more cars will become more common and that's what a cop coy like mobilizes doing hardware and software to enable cars to drive themselves in the amounts to all the things that are put together that create the hands-free type environment our colleague eric read about it today. just for context it is growing sales at about 30% on the year on average. that is the take-up from automakers for products like this. it is happening you just need to know where to look. jack: let's hope self driving autos don't ride wit

jack: i think a.i. will have a lot of the countries we've not yet figured out yet bill of the show said capitol one francis will benefit stuff to handicap that. carlson, let's talk about loki is him about light to texas banning some financial managers approach to investing played out but we have more than 2024. carilton: i think we absolutely have more of it in 2024, maybe not to the same level of noise as we had in 2023, but when you're thinking about yesterday, is easy to talk about use of fossil fuels and in a time when geopolitical world is not complicated and well, 2022, and 2023, has made this geopolitical world cup get it into jury in an injury security is looking a bit more important than i think, green energy now so i think it would definitely going to continue to see them because the other than you think about is pursuing these pension funds that are talking about yesterday, yes cheaper hunters will say, that this is good for the long-term any of these sound investment decisions to make but pr

jack smith has proven to be organized. this is one of the people he picked to deal with exactly that situation, something that would be automatic in any other case. if you are accused of crimes against the united states government, linked to a violent insurrection and you blatantly publicly attack people, court officials and other things dealing with violence, you'll get a gag order. there are differences that are legitimate, which is to say holding back if someone is a politician. but the public interest issues raised by someone who is running a campaign can be different. and the first amendment does, as lawyers say, care about that. these arguments were of interest to the judges. we cannot predict how they're going to rule. we know the judges were interested because they allotted a certain amount of time. they can go over if they want. they are the judges in charge. and this argument today went longer than the schedule. the judge glling both sides for over two hours. >> would your position be any different if it were a y

>> this was a prosecutor jack smith filed a 67-page brief with the circuit court of appeals in washington d.c. today, opposing donald trump's appeal of a limited gag order on defendant trump issued by a federal judge tanya chutkan in the case where donald trump stands accused of crimes leading up to and on january 6th. jack smith's brief says, there has never been a criminal case in which a court has granted a defendant and unfettered right to try his case in the media, malign the prosecutor and his family, and target specific witnesses with attacks on their character and credibility. jack smith mentions the federal criminal case against arthur ray hansen ii of alabama, who is charged with the federal crime of issuing interstate death threats to the fulton county sheriff and fulton county district attorney fani willis in georgia. the death threats specifically said that they were being threatened because of the prosecution of donald trump. judge chutkan's limited gag order preventing donald trump from attacking the prosecutor and witnesses in the case in washington, d.c., but because the

what was your reading of jack smith's filing on that one?rprising, lawrence. i think that even before this indictment was filed, i am sure jack smith sat down with appellate specialist, anticipating the defenses, and prepared to fight back. you know, one is the first amendment protects donald trump 's conduct, of course it doesn't. we know we have free speech rights but not to commit fraud or conspiracy or other kinds of things. there is a due process argument, that is the one you are resetting from, about fair notice, that other people have challenged elections before, but none, jack smith argues, through deceit and fraud. nobody has ever done what this president has done. and finally, double jeopardy. that somehow when there was the impeachment and the failure of a conviction there, that that somehow barr as his subsequent prosecution under the criminal law. but that is just apples and oranges, and that is the argument that jack smith makes here. i think all of these arguments should knock down those defenses. >> and glenn, there was also

jack hough will tell you why not. we begin with always with three things investors to be think about right now. the stocks are up for the week on cooling inflation data and optimism that the fed is done hiking rates. workshare hathaway has sold data general motors from the auto workers strike, the oracle of omaha has a mystery billion dollar investment. we will tell you which stock we think he may have bought. vitally mixed messages on the health of the consumer heading into the holiday shopping seas season, big box stores are seeing strong earnings but retail sales fell for the first time in march on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, carleton english and jack hough. nice numbers on inflation, two different data points this past week, is a surly santa claus rally that we've seen. >> we had a nice rally, to present this week in the best three week rally since 2020. and i don't know if we want to call santa claus or if it's inflation or no inflation, inflation numbers were fantastic, no inflation month over month

can attack jack smith, of course you can attack him.course, prosecutors get attacked. but they usually get attacked within the courtroom, within the rules of evidence, with a judge there, where the defense counsel is standing up and saying, you know, nasty things about prosecutor andrew weissmann, that's a different environment from what we are talking about here. and to go to the indirect effects, if you are a potential juror, if you are a, you know, non public figure witness and you see the prosecutor attacked, which is something you've never seen before in your life, and you think i'm not gonna go in there and into that jury pool, he attacks the prosecutor, imagine what he will do to me. >> plus, 1 million to what you're saying, lawrence. i think you're absolutely right. there is no way in which there is a juror that's going to have the sophistication to understand jack smith, oh, there's a special jack smith rule, but not for you and me. so i do really worried about this test. and on the other side, as a surprise at the court today,

it was a fascinating example of how jack smith is vacuuming up nearly everything. >> jack smith wantingpeer deep inside trump's twitter account, which the ex-president wielded a weapon. twitter said there are direct messages, we will have to wait until trial to see if there was anything juicy. >> laura: this is disgusting temperature is an investigation, clearly in search of a crime. this is their campaign strategy, by the way, using a taxpayer funded prosecutor to get at the private communication of biden's chief rival, hoping there is something juicy to help biden and embarrass trump before the election. >> just sit down, please. when you report fake news, which cnn does a lot, you are the enemy of the people. >> laura: not just trump smith is after, he wants to humiliate the public, too. the judge wants to expose everybody that donald trump unfollowed, followed, muted, blocked or unblocked and this jack smith warrant, by the way, including information regarding the user name associate with the accounts including information from their connect or notification tabs. clearly smith is tr

tonight, the judge issued an order to special prosecutor jack smith to quote prepare a written questionnaire for distribution to prospective jurors and meet and confer with defense counsel regarding the questionnaire before submitting it to the court approval on january 9th, 2024. if donald trump's defense team object to any of the prosecutions written questions for prospective jurors, then the judge will rule on the disputes and then, according to the judges order, quote, after review and approval by the court the questionnaire will be distributed to prospective jurors summoned to complete it at the courthouse on february 9th, 2024. so there it is, february 9th 2020 for the first day prospective jurors will show up at the courthouse in washington in that case. so we have a schedule first day of jury selection in the case of the united states of america versus donald j trump, in federal court in washington d.c.. the judges order also protects potential jurors privacy saying no party may provide jurors identifying information, to any other entity a.g. the defendants campaign that is not part

jack smith is a disgrace. in this case howell who allows him to make a mockery of our legal system is no better. the fact is, there is nothing special about this special counsel who is a one man election interference machine operating without any real scrutiny, any real oversight. so i'm saying tonight that it's time that the house judiciary committee calls on capitol hill to testify. time to scrutinize everything jack smith is doing which should lead to cutting off all of his funding. an unhinged power crazed prosecutor were an unlimited budget, accountable to no one should never have given -- been given this much power in the first place. as far as all these so-called mainstream republicans. if you ever wonder how things have gotten so polarized? why no one trusts -- trusts you to do the right thing? just look in the mirror as our government is compiling enemies' list. as our government is carrying out surveillance and censorship in the name of security, you were silent. that's called tacit approval. and the

jack antonoff. thank you for being here, bud.s >> jimmy: no, i didn't say it was from the roots >> is that true? >> jimmy:, no, it's -- >> tariq: it -- it was from me, yes. >> okay, just -- we'll talk. but jimmy walks up with a cheesesteak, and it was weird. and he's like, "this is from tariq. and i was like - >> jimmy: what'd you think >> i thought it was really good, but i thought -- >> jimmy: -- it was a bit. >> i wasn't -- i didn't plan to come out and say it, but then i saw his face and i was like, "check in about the cheesesteak. >> jimmy: but i don't do -- i don't do bits with you when i see you, i'm all business >> that's true [ light laughter ] but i've been busy, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. [ light laughter ] i appreciate you re-setting me up no, let's talk about this, 'cause you've been very, very busy i don't know how you have time to do all this stuff first of all, you won a grammy for "producer of the year" for a second year in a row [ cheers and applause i mean, that was awesome ♪ come on, now [ cheers and applause

many articles were like, where is jack ma? the fact she commented was encouraging but analysts say it might have done the opposite because why are you commenting? the second is where. he did it in a forum and praised pdd, is rival, a formidable competitor of recent years saying alibaba needs to course correct. that is the second and third is timing. it comes shortly after pdd reported blockbuster results. i am not sure if it actually motivated folks, but it's really interesting the fact he commented. ed: it's a surprise in and of itself that somebody has not been operationally involved since 2020 commented at all and then calls out one of the biggest rivals saying the following about them. "here is the story as i see it. show the performance on the adrs at least of the owner of teemu versus alibaba. the chart speaks for itself. explain to the audience, henry, that battleground between alibaba and temu owned by pdd on the e-commerce side. henry: on one hand, alibaba is struggling to gain ground in the domestic market with its s

the jacks were hidden in the jack for examination.ction occurred, this indicates that this metal contains gold, that is, it is gold of approximately 800-850 samples, not higher than the trace of the criminal community and continued to work, the operatives managed to establish the name of the owners of one of the mines on tv, on in which precious metal was openly stolen and then brought to transbaikalsk. it was alexander shlemsky. officially. part of the gold was vofinazh in 2022, the mining license expired during this year 2022 the gold was actually mined illegally and you know how much gold was given, again, approximately, well , each batch, each of his batches sent to vasiliev was about 10-12 kg and such batches, well, we know, were approximately detained at the traffic police post when he and the counterfeiter. hands in the car, hands in the car. several more arrests followed, this was bolot rabdanov, another financier. bolot vasilyevich, where is bolot, who else is in the house, lay down on the floor, who lay down on the floor, ra

mitt and jack smith's family at a campaign rally, inclement, new hampshire.was at it in a social media post, donald trump loved andrew weissmann and what jack smith, in one of his attacks, nothing in the jacket or the pretext of from attacking enjoys, been but the gag order does prevent them from attacking prosecutors in the case or their families. , back with us neal katyal and joyce vance. neil, i want to go first of all to, and the idea of the cameras in the courtroom and the federal trial in washington d. c.. jack smith's opposition to it, sites that attempts behavior in new york city, and the civil fraud trial says he tried to turn the courtroom into a carnival like atmosphere. this is, as he set before, unprecedented. what do you make of the trump lawyers complete flip-flop on this now, saying that they want the cameras? >> look i think trump turns everything into a carnival, cameras are. not credible argument does not move me. this one, lawrence, i think jack smith is wrong. he's understandably wrong, but he's wrong. i think cameras should be permitted

he goes by the name of jack ruby.re at associated press, a still picture of the moment, the split second as the shot was fired. this is the man dallas police have identified as jack rubenstein, and this, of course, is lee harvey oswald. you see the gun in the hand of ruby and just about to be fired. dan rather: i know my own feelings were, and i think they werere widely shared b by many, ifif not mot americanans, this cacan't be c coincidentatal. the assasassin is asassassinad in thehe police ststation. what in the hell is going on? speaker: we've just learned from city hall from a very authoritative source that police are working on the assumption that there indeed is a connection between jack ruby and lee oswald, and that, in some manner of speaking, oswald's murderer was to shut him up. jim underwood: captain will fritz just told me that ruby has said that he did it, that it was his gun, and that he had built up a tremendous grievance over the death of the president. vincent bugliosi: in jack ruby's small mind, he

so you cannot take jack daniels bottle to your own would be better. you cannot take somebody off the photograph of your own baseline. you can make your own painting different and say it's a terrible photograph for a great photograph or do it this way or that way but you cannot take that photograph and repaint it and say now i want to buy my product because i have a different cake. not on print, not on the outside but on the front. if you look at both of them majority concerns but also saying we have majority renaissance, would never have multiple casings, but that's not true. everybody over 100 years ago, everyone is free to copy the copy is private property. if you think of will both make sense and it could have been 20 pages shorter and way earlier my thanks to all three of our panel, he say cato is terrible but we do invite them to take that occasionally. i remind people watch it online, and take this on the webpage using # cato, i'll start by asking panelists have russians. >> this first amendment case which i think is what it boils down to and th

that is an insane concept, as jack smith's lawyers pointed. out if that was true, the president could commit murder or engage in any number of fraudulent acts to try and subvert an election, canceled the election entirely. the idea that the president is immune from criminal law is insane. now there is an argument that a sitting president cannot be indicted. that is something that has been the case since 1973, but last i checked, trump is not a sitting president. and so it is an embarrassing filing, and i think jack smith called it as much. what i really like in these filings is that he is calling trump out on what the strategy is. it is not to win. but absolute immunity or first amendment or double jeopardy. try and delay the trial, so take an appeal to the court of appeals for the d.c. circuit, and then the u.s. supreme court with the hope that that will delay things. and the u.s. supreme court i don't think is going to hear these arguments. these are pathetic arguments to put it mildly. >> i want to say this, but caroline, there seems to be

jack smith did tip is hand. and he said not only are we going to mention the violence at trial, we are going to focus on. it we will make it a feature of the trial. we will show how it occurred there, the danger, the threat to democracy, the violence, the attacks on police, were inspired by, stopped by, and allowed to occur by donald trump himself. >> so it's filings back and forth about what can and cannot be addressed in court, right? and i want to read from your piece here. the description of the case he plans to lay out was a response to trump's demand the mr. strict court judge tanya chutkan strike references to the riot from the indictment. arguing the charges against him are not related to the riot and references to the attack were inflammatory surplus. this is the first time when we have an uninformative argument made in a court filing by smith 's office this is, yes, what happened on that day, the violence of that day, the people that were there on that day, those are intimate parts of the case we are g

and so what jack smith said to judge chutkan's, beside those first.ew of decisions in front of, you but decide in this first. the only thing that could derail the march 4th date is a stay in those cases. now, again, i'm confident that neal has the same view, because he's such a good lawyer, that the merits of the case are not concerning. the issue is whether the circuit are more likely, if the supreme court were to start monkeying with this, they would stay the trial date. so essentially this is jack smith saying please put your foot on the gas, we need to do this quickly. >> neil katyal, you are our appeals process expert. give us your timetable on the assumption that judge chutkan does prioritize the way jacks mitt is hoping she would, which, by the way, she may have chosen to do on her own anyway, without any suggestion, by jack smith. he was the timetable for how an appeal like that could work. >> i agree with andrew on the big picture here. the trump team with these four motions, they just couldn't throw spaghetti at the wall. the powerful, lay t

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jack avello airlines celebrated jack's return to the skies by making him a junior crew member. he got to help scan tickets and assist with the onboarding duties. it's pretty cute. >> so cool. >> all right. next to many people getting ready for the big parade in their own way, the macy's thanksgiving day parade here in the big apple is, of course, the gold standard of thanksgiving parades. >> this year's production features 16 giant character balloons, 26 floats, 12 marching bands. and of course, cher. >> yay, cher giving it their best shot as a second grade class outside of tacoma, washington, as kids paraded their own floats across a projected image of new york city. >> and then me, well, this check this out. >> the lego world's largest lego thanksgiving parade. more than 1 million plastic pieces make up the spectacle, had many turkeys and marching bands, balloons, santa claus and portions of the parade can be seen at legoland discovery centers across the country. >> so cool. finally, the little girl who figured out the best way to entertain her baby brother. >> and it involve

but i think death threats, which is what happens when he says things about jack smith or jack smith's family, et cetera, i think that takes it a bridge too far. and that's what was going on today with the appeals court was, do we have to wait for something to happen before we limit it? or can we limit it in advance because there have been so many threats to anyone who he targets and puts out there? and there's so much evidence of that in the record? >> do you think it would be a mistake to allow jack smith to be one of those people he can go after? >> look, again, having death threats and having people come and threaten you is terrifying, whether you're a prosecutor or not. so, if it was just speech, i think, yeah, jack smith has thick skin. they can take it. he's not going to do anything differently. but when people show up at your house or you're getting phone calls or things happen to your kids or your family, i think that's a bridge too far. >> congressman, you dealt with donald trump in different ways for a long time, to what extent is this something of a win/win for him? either

jack, let's be honest, who is german, why is everyone looking for him? further than you, it's swept away. it means german, he took him to the prohibited zone, the drunk phone hit the girls, well, of course, the security was on the elbow, let’s say, that’s what you need him for, i see that you are looking for him no less than us, i won’t deny it, a week ago: from the common fund i gave him a normal amount of money for vodka for the whole zone, well, for something else, but he disappeared, that he wasn’t caught, he’s catching him on me, i have to give it back, i almost believe it, while there is no other data, okay, i have a counter question, why do you need it, we personally don’t need it, but our boss petrovich really asked to find it, he didn’t explain why, we didn’t ask. why you? because he trusts us very much. i almost believe it, there is no other data yet. did you return my phrase to me? no, we just have zeko i have too much in common with you cops lately. a week ago they would have said it, but i wouldn’t have believed it myself. i agree, it’s craz