i'm jack otter.et seeing a volatile start to 2025, chief investment officer cameron dawson on what to expect and why mid-cap stocks are now the sweet spot of the market. and later our roundtable shares the best income investments for the next year. we begin with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. my colleagues, ben levisohn, elizabeth o'brien and jack hough. well, ben, wonderful two years in the market, but the fourth quarter of last year we barely eked out a gain. this year started off, you know, pretty lousy returns. is this a bad omen? >> first of all, i need to say, kids, plug your ears, because i'm about to say something that may shock you, santa claus does not exist, at least for the stock market. the last five days of the old year, first two of the new year stock market was down 0.5%. and that means that the santa claus rally didn't happen. that's actually okay because this was actually the worst santa claus period since last year. and we know that last year was a gre

jack smith knows that. it's one of the reasons why the trump lawyers have actually had the smith report, going over it for the last three days. they've been reading it at the justice department and lodging their objections. that would be an opportunity for them to say, we'd like to see this rejected. what about rejecting this? the idea is redacted the entire thing. >> so they are not even just insisting -- they're not picking a fight over specific redactions. they are saying the entire thing has to be precluded from release. >> that's where they are right now. andrew wiseman is doing a much more detailed reading of this as we speak. this is a multipage letter that i've barely been able to skim, just in the minutes it's been handed to me, just now. and so it is what we will be covering this week. and this is one of those examples of just how overwhelming our news environment is. i guess i wouldn't say i forgot about the jack smith report, but i should have started this morning thinking, okay, it's monday, je

liz: fallout of judge aileen cannon blocking jack smith and stopping jack smith's release of the classified documents report attacking trump. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett taking on the latest unconstitutional move and trying to hurt the incoming trump white house and latest fireworks in the fight involving judge merchan and trump and that new york case. plus this story. liz: thatches mark zuckerberg slamming trump in 2016 and now he says he's going to stop censorship on facebook and that really hurt conservatives. does ned ryan trust mark zuckerberg? ned ryan is going to take that on but first this story. president trump's wide ranging 70 minute press conference today, a departure from president biden who rarely took questions from reporters. president trump is set to meet with republican lawmakers tomorrow at mar-a-lago and to hammer out one big beautiful bill on tax cuts and energy and more. nate foy is live in west palm beach, florida, joining us now. nate, you got your questions in at the press conference. how did it go today, nate? reporter: hey, liz. right now president trump

thinking, okay, it is monday, january 6, where is the jack smith report. i was eagerly awaiting the jack smith report back on december 15th but a couple of things happened and i kind of wasn't really having it on top of mine today. >> it reminds you of the chaos of the last trump presidency and what it did to everybody who was trying to cover it and stay a prize. i was thinking today that during the first transition leading to the first trump term that we had trump settling the lawsuit over whether or not trump university was a fraud and he said he would never settle it because he would definitely win the case but then he had to settle it and pay $25 million. one of the scandals around the trump university fraud case was that he gave a gigantic donation to pam bondi around the time that her office said they were considering whether or not to join the fraud lawsuit against trump university. she got this gigantic donation and decided she was not going to join that lawsuit. he had to settle it right before he became president. that was going on in the first t

jack smith. jack smith said, quote, this is false and quote. what's the the trump?t is president-elect trump's response? >> very simply, president trump didn't do anything wrong. and that's why this case completely fell apart on jack smith. the supreme court ruled we believe in the right direction. and for jack smith to go and put this out on his way out the door, leaving town in disgrace, i think shows just how politicized the entire justice department has become. but i think with pam bondi, when she's confirmed as the next attorney general of the united states, again, as i referenced before, kash patel coming in to lead the fbi case, we have to get politics out of this. people have to have confidence in the legal system and our law enforcement. and that's what we're going to do with this new set of leaders who are coming in. >> does president-elect trump plan to investigate or prosecute jack smith? >> oh, president trump isn't going to be involved in anything to do with aspects of investigations or things like that. i think that's really the justice department int

jack smith says there is a through line to his 137 page report.p's criminal efforts was deceit. knowingly false claims of election fraud. and the evidence shows that mr. trump used these lies as a weapon to defeat a federal government function foundational to the united states democratic process. the report describes donald trump as the head of the criminal conspiracies and their intended beneficiary. in a four page letter to attorney general merrick garland accompanying his report, jack smith says that the investigative and prosecutorial teams he assembled, quote, are people of great decency and the highest personal integrity. the intense public scrutiny of our office, threats to their safety, and relentless, unfounded attacks on their character and integrity did not deter them from fulfilling their oaths and professional obligations. these are intensely good people who did hard things well. i will not forget the sacrifices they made and the personal resilience they and their families have shown over the last two years. our country owes them a de

and jack reed asked for a second round. you picked up that objection.all the democrats objected. so you were limited to only seven minutes of questioning. and what was normal in all these hearings in the past is if you had more and sometimes you don't have more, but if you have more, you'll get you'll get a second round if you if you stick around and wait for it. >> yeah. and i had a bunch of very relevant questions about policy, about weapons systems that dod is currently trying to acquire. sentinel, you know, program being one system, the nuclear version of that and some controversy around it to see where he stands on these really important things. but with the personal issues that he has and the accusations out there, i mean, we had to address those things first. and you very quickly run out of seven minutes. i mean, it's it goes by really fast. yeah. >> going forward, what are you looking for? if this is the secretary of defense, if he makes it. and with joni ernst both announced tonight, he's a lot closer to making it. how do you oversee this depar

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in the end do you think that jack smith was j you think that jack smith was the right choice to prosecute choice to prosecute these cases? he certainly was very zealous _ these cases? he certainly was very zealous in _ these cases? he certainly was very zealous in going - these cases? he certainly was very zealous in going forward. j very zealous in going forward. he came up with very unique ways to use the law to try to support these cases. he clearly worked hard on them, put a lot of time and effort into them so i think without question if you're looking for a prosecutor to try a case, he was about as — he put in as much effort as he possibly could. i think the bigger question, really, is whether it made sense to bring these cases in the first place. when we look at the handling of the documents, the reality is that they looked at biden's handling of documents and said, well, yeah, he did wrong, too, but he is really too senile for us to even prosecute so if you are not going against one, why would you go against the other? and they were real questions as to the viability of those claim

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and in san francisco, we crossed to jack ross moves. he is an associate professor of economics at st. mary's college as well as the author of the scourge of neo liberalism. alright, gentlemen, cross stock rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. let's go to 1st. the scotts scotts in washington dc. scott, you're usually in delmar, but you're in washington. why to washington? because the, today we are closer to a nuclear or between united states and russia at any time in the nuclear, this is a far more dangerous situation than the cuban missile crisis. and if something isn't done to alter the trajectory that the united states is currently on with russia, there is a, not just possibility, but probably of a, of a nuclear war. so on saturday, i will be moderating it a uh, an event of the national press club of we're gonna have 3 panels of distinguish speakers talking about the danger of nuclear war and talking about what can be done to, to get congress to, to take action to put pressure on the

that's not what jack smith says. what he says here is the same thing that every prosecutor has to say before they charge any case, which is the evidence is sufficient enough that a jury could convict. you have to make that finding as a prosecutor before you charge a first year drug case or before you charge the former president with a vast conspiracy. so it's a really important nuance, but it matters. he's not making some bold prediction here. oh, if we went to trial, we would have won for sure. what he's saying is the evidence was enough that we could have gone to a trial, and a jury could have convicted. that's different than saying a jury would have convicted. >> fair enough. i do want to ask you about the other special counsel report that classified documents case. why haven't we seen that released? or will we ever. >> i'm starting to doubt that. i mean, the justice department's position right now is that the public should not see the other report, the classified documents report. the justice department's positio

so that quote, is jack smith assessing that. we think that we had the case that we would have won, convinced a jury to find donald trump guilty, even though what the supreme court said that there was immunity around the presidency. >> and caitlin, inside this report, there are some new details, including at least one thing that jack smith and his team, at least for a time, considered. >> they considered a couple of things, john. one, that they considered charging other people, potentially some of these other people that were working with trump, and they decided to keep it focused on the case against trump and not charge those other people. what they wrote was, this report should not be read to allege that any particular person other than mr. trump committed a crime, nor should it be read to exonerate any particular person. another thing jack smith considered was potentially charging donald trump with the insurrection act, but that law was used primarily back in the 1800s and hadn't been used much at all, so they didn't want to d

well, i had a jack in san francisco. i think they died from day one of the, the, the deep states or the bureaucratic state, the permanent state. they're going to turn ukraine into donald trump's biggest nightmare. and we already see it happening because jack with the ideas that david just a numerator on rock are good ideas. i couldn't disagree. cope with being paid for doing any of them. jack. yeah, well, you know, uh, this is not just the conflict in ukraine. uh, i wrote an article in january 22 before the hot war began entitled 10 reasons why the us, they want russia to invade ukraine. there's a lot to the game for the empire by initiating, continuing this war. you know, before the war, us was losing influence. was that made a well, now they've totally, you know, captured, recaptured nato again. and one of the main objectives of the war, i say, wish to draw russia out of western europe economically. and the us to, uh, you know, penetrate into europe and take over the energy reading some of the other industries . well,

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but see yeah, it's go to jack and san francisco. that's why i have long argued the day this started ukraine loss because the european pan, your pain security order had been destroyed, did bits and patters right now. and that is because of nato, that is because of nato expansion. we need a complete re thing when, when ukraine security is considered, it cannot be separated from russia's, and this is what the west, particularly nato does not want to deal with. go ahead in san francisco. i don't think uh, nato wants peace. they may, i agree with you. absolutely. i agree with you. sorry. go ahead. the items are good pieces on the agenda here. they're looking for some formula to begin negotiations without any kind of intent of several anything. and what we've got going on in the american ministration. now there's been some time, some terminal battle as to who is going to represent the trump administration and trying to seek some sort of negotiations. and it's really where it's um, because of the appointments recently looked like a retread

go ahead, jack. before we go to the break. a. yeah, i don't think they even minuses fire i, i think they want another formula for continuing to conflict. maybe at a, at a lower intensity here. the us, uh, you know, many icons don't leave. they have to be have to be driven out that there's no solution to this through a negotiation in a compromise and ok, it's all over. let's go home. no, they'll stay and they'll find some way and that's what they're searching for. right now they're searching for some new a new arrangement where the, the war can be continued under the. yeah. but that, that would mean not going right back to the beginning of the program, wisconsin. that would mean escalation. well gentlemen, we don't have much further to go before you're at the ultimate escalation, jack. i mean, 10 seconds before we go to the break. jack. yeah, well, uh, i don't think they want the further escalation, unless they can. uh, you know, more uh russia into using tactical moods. i think that's what the price i, i think they have, they've

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doj releasing volume one of jack smith's final report saying donald trump would have been convicted if the election interference case if he did not win the election. smith writing it has long been that the constitution forbids indictment of a sitting president. for mr. trump's election and imminent return the office assess admissible evidence was sufficient to obtain conviction at trial. that is common refrain from pros prosecutors, they believe in their case and will let you know. trump responding on truth social, deranged jack smith was unable to prosecute for his bos crooked joe biden. the voters have spoken. trump saying it is laughable to think the biden white house influenced prosecution of donald trump. more on this as the story develops. meantime, senate confirmation hearings will begin in a few hours starting with defense secretary nominee pete hegseth. >> carley: madeleine rivera is live right outside the hearing room, good morning. >> madeleine: good morning. th things could get testy when pete hegseth appears before the armed services committee in a few hours. democrats are

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and we didn't from jack smith. he played it as straight as he. there was never any editorial in any of his press conferences. they were lasted 10s never heard any leaks from his team. and i think this was his final word. and i think probably if he's willing to admit it, he felt it was justified to maybe let a little bit of his own something some of the words he wanted to say, which is basically that the biden administration didn't control me. merrick garland did not control me. these were legitimate prosecutions, and i believe they were warranted irrespective of who the defendant was. and in this case, the defendant was the former president, president elect, and then soon to be president in a few days. i thought that was very interesting, that he sort of it was sort of like it was the last day of school, and he felt emboldened to maybe just say a few things just before he leaves. and that was my sense, my takeaway, especially in the introduction that he penned to merrick garland. >> msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos joining us with short notice.

he calls jack. jack smith deranged. he says to all who know me well, the claim from mr. trump that my decisions on as a prosecutor were influenced or directed by the biden administration or other political actors is, in a word, laughable. he says while we were not able to bring these cases to be charged to trial, i believe that the fact that our team stood up for the rule of law matters. i believe the example our team set for others to fight for justice without regard for the personal cost matters. again, speaking. he's speaking here in this letter to merrick garland, the attorney general. this is the words these are the words of jack smith. but he's also you can tell sending this out, obviously, to donald trump again, knowing full well that that's what the consequences of what of what these two prosecutions are. >> he knows full well that everyone's going to be dissecting every single word, looking for every little kernel of indication, either to support what they believe about him or to undermine what they thought they knew about him as well. in fact, i want to do we h

and then jack smith says that is false. he wants to be very clear that this does not mean that trump has been exonerated. why do you think he felt the need to put that in there? >> i mean, that has been kind of the central theme of trump's response to the fact that this has not gone to trial and has not gone through the processes of whether or not he would be convicted that this is ultimately a win for him. it's the same that we've seen in some of the other cases, including up in new york, where he suggested he was more or less exonerated because he didn't end up getting any sort of real penalty in that new york city case because of the fact that, again, he is about to be president elect of the united states. so trying to essentially rebut, one can imagine jack smith to kind of one frame his legacy in doing this investigation to show that there was substance there, and also to prebuttal anything that trump is going to say over the next four years to suggest that he is above, above barr and has done nothing wrong. >> kevin,

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jack smith does the claim from mr.my decisions as a prosecutor were influenced or directed by the biden administration or other political actors is, in a word, laughable? that's notable because we heard nothing from jack smith over the course of this investigation. >> jack smith behaved like a by the book prosecutor at all times. and one of the things that people like me heard about jack smith when he was first appointed to the job in november of 2022, is that he had a reputation as a bit of a maverick, or even a little bit of a cowboy, that he was not a partizan, that he had been, for example, one of the lead prosecutors in the john edwards case, which ended unsuccessfully but nonetheless was involved in prosecuting a former very prominent democratic elected official and presidential candidate. that was something that his supporters kept bringing up to show jack smith is no crazy partizan. he's someone who prosecutes where the facts and the law lead him. >> lisa rubin, thank you very much. i'm sorry for the coughing.

asÍ lo seÑala el informe del exfiscal especial jack smith, que hoy se hizo pÚblico.esultados legÍtimos de las elecciones del 2020. el documento de 174 pÁginas resume la investigaciÓn del fiscal especial jack smith, sosteniendo que las pruebas disponibles eran suficientes para que trump hubiese sido condenado, pero su victoria electoral impidiÓ llevar el caso a juicio, ya que el departamento de justicia interpreta que la constituciÓn prohÍbe el enjuiciamiento de un presidente, hay suficientes pruebas para conseguir una condena y sobrevivir apelaciones. jack smith seÑala que trump utilizÓ el engaÑo para aferrarse al poder que presionÓ al departamento de justicia para abrir investigaciones falsas por fraude electoral, que presionÓ a los delegados estatales para ignorar los resultados de las elecciones, tratÓ de enlistar electores fraudulentos en nombre de estados ganados por biden y presionÓ al vicepresidente mike pence para que le concediese una falsa victoria. >> y aunque Él sabÍa que perdiÓ las elecciones, continuÓ insistiendo de que Él ganÓ, que hubo fraude y que el

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it's not what jack smith wanted. he made that clear.at a lot of other people think justice should require, but it is a heck of a long way from january 7th, when there had been no accountability for anyone, no reckoning for donald trump and his aides. and remember, no indictment of any former president ever in american history. now, our reporting tonight mentioned the mueller probe. the top mueller deputy andrew weissmann is here when andrew weissmann is here when we're back in just [restaurant noise] allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue, throat or arms.

is there -- >> well, i don't know if it would be jack smith himself. might have been there. but no, they will not be e-mailed a document like this. they will be given an opportunity to review a document probably in hard copy format to make sure nothing's wrong, nothing's inaccurate, nothing misstates the law, or if they have a huge problem with it that they want to just appeal to the attorney general they'll have an opportunity to do that. but no, it happens all the time where you'll bring someone into the justice department to review a document live. >> ultimately if there's a part of it they don't like that's going to come out and they go to appeal this, this is going -- >> appeal's not the right word. >>> it is ultimately from the justice department. this is our

special counsel jack smith in his final report that he's expected to issue on his investigations into trump's attorneys now responding. we have more right after this quick break. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. >>> breaking news. as we have just learned from a filing that donald trump's attorneys, and attorneys for his allies, have now reviewed special counsel jack smith's report that he is preparing to publish as soon as in the coming days. my legal source tonight is the former federal prosecutor elliott williams. elliott, we had you booked on something totally different, but this came down. and we'r

now jack smith wants to have his parting word with a report. it's not unusual for special counsels to put out reports. this is a bit unusual in this case because the support, harris, and everyone on the couch, is the president that will take the oath of office in those plan two weeks. so judge cannon told the justice department to hold on on releasing the report until the 11th circuit court of appeals makes some sort of decision. it's unclear -- and i want to know if -- and speaking to sources, doj is holding off on releasing any parts of the report because they don't know exactly what this order means. so we're told jack smith is preparing a lengthy voluminous report in two sections, two volumes, and judge cannon in the 3-page order says that the doj is being told to hold off on releasing any reports until the 11th circuit court of appeals weighs in. harris. >> harris: just quickly, and forgive me if i missed this in your reporting, what is the time period for something like that? could that kind of an appeal happen before january 20th? >> abs

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at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box!look outside from our emeryville camera toward san francisco, completely shrouded in fog. cinthia pimentel will have your full microclimate forecast in just a few minutes. and i heard her say, sunshine. today, the nation prepares to say one final goodbye to former president jimmy carter. we have a live look for you this morning at at phoebe sumter medical center in georgia. today. a pcession will start any minute now. it looks like they are just arriving to begin that procession. it will go from the medical center and will go through plains, georgia, carter's hometown. the former president will then lie in repose at the carter presidential center in atlanta. on tuesday, the former president is expected to lie in state at the u.s. capitol in washington, d.c. carter's funeral is scheduled for a week from today at the national cathedral in washington, dc. a private funeral and interment will follow in plains, georgia. carter will be buried beside his wife of 77 years, rosalynn, officially