jackie: thanks. griff: we are joined by a member of the house transportation committee, thank you for taking time. we are talking about president biden stepped back, what is your assessment, will we have more? >> reporter: the president upholding his obligation as commander-in-chief to protect us forces wherever they are deployed. the precision strike on the munitions depot, it's a calibrated one, signaling the iranians we will retaliate to retain deterrence on behalf of us troops deployed to iraqi and elsewhere. we do not want a water conflagration. our focus in the region is israel. it seeks to destroy hamas and reestablish military deterrence. that the united states priority. griff: you met with families of hostages in washington, must have been an emotional conversation to have. it comes as we saw -- see the idea of expanding with some of those grief stricken families of the hostages. the idf pushing him with this ground operation. this is what we thought was coming, it is here now and there are

joining us, white house correspondent jackie heinrich with more. >> jackie, good morning. good morning to you. president biden is in route to israel to show the u.s. commitment to israel's security, but the second half of his trip, that stop in jordan has been canceled after the hospital was bombed in gaza. as i mentioned, israel says at the hands of islamist jihadists who are now trying to pin it on israel. the israelis say they've got proof of this. they've made it public. but in the meantime, president's meeting with the king of jordan, the president of the palestinian authority, and the egyptian president is canceled. biden was going to push egypt to open the rafah crossing to allow safe passage. palestinian civilians as israel readies its ground operation. >> no refugees in jordan nor refugees in egypt. this is a situation of humanitarian dimension that has to be dealt inside of gaza and the west bank and not to try and push the palestinian challenge and their future onto other people's shoulders. >> the president released a statement on air force one. it reads, i spo

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. jackie baillie, a veteran of scottish politics and a - 10. jackie baillie, a veteran of scottish politicsst had the deputy leader of the scottish labour party saying they can win the majority of seats in scotland in one year's time. yes, wow, that was a really, really interesting thing to hear. let's look at the general election next year. the independence referendum, thatis year. the independence referendum, that is going to play a big factor in scottish voters minds. how much do you think that played into this by—election and people voting on that, compared to how it will play when people are voting next year? it is a really interesting question, actually, because for the last few years, scottish politics has largely divided along constitutional lines. there was a lot of tactical voting. if you are pro—independence to snp or may be the scottish greens. anti—independence and you voted for the biggest and the independence party, labour, the tories or the lib dems. i am party, labour, the tories or the lib dems. lam not party, labour, the tories or the lib dems. i am not so sure that that

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senator jackie rosen. she was a part of the hearing today on an assessment of global threat, but when we pointed out we've seen antisemitic threats on the rise especially since what happened in israel earlier this month, she was talking about it as a jew herself who has faced those threats. listen. >> well, i'm peopling the same as jews are feeling all around the world. under attack and under threat. now, i have full confidence in our department of justice and law enforcement to work on this case. but frankly, students across the country, k-12, our college campuses, look at the protests around the world. jews are feeling under attack. >> senator rosen there speaking to the personal reality and experience, but also one that we've been reporting on across college campuses, across the country and certainly the world in the aftermath of what's going on in israel in that initial attack by hamas. the other thing senator rosen asked these officials for including the head of the fbi was for a briefing on the rise

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let's go to jackie deangelis, "the big money show" is now. jackie: i'm jackie deangelis.

we are joined now live by former congress woman jackie speier who herself has experience with trauma, this extreme violence. she's a survivor of the jones town massacre. thank you so much for joining us. i have to ask you when you are looking at the images out of maine, does it take you back to the horrible day in jones town? >> every mass shooting is a reminder for me and every other survivor of gun violence that we haven't fixed the problem. and your former representative that you had on was somehow suggesting it's all about the person. well, it's not just all about the person. i mean, these are weapons of war. there are 18 people dead today because he was able to slaughter them because he had a large magazine and because he was using an assault weapon. as a victim of gun violence and one who suffered five bullets, two of which i still carry, and a body that was riddled with damage, assault weapons have no place in society. they are weapons of war and should only be used in a war time environment. now, certainly, this particular individual had some psychological issues. but again be

jackie deangelis with that. jackie: great to see you as always. jackie: i'm jackie deangelis.

jackie, great to see you. let's start with this aid request, $10 billion.the early reaction on the hill, and what's your sense as to whether this package that links israel, ukraine, border, and so on, actually has a chance of even seeing a vote, nonetheless passing? >> yeah, good morning, john. this package is very popular amongst republicans and democrats, with the exception of the landful of republicans on capitol hill in the house gop conference who are also resistant to the idea of electing a new speaker. the house all along has been the detractor in getting any sort of foreign aid done. it is something that has now become really a rallying cry for the populous strand of the republican party. but this seems to be gathering some momentum, that house republicans are not likely going to be able to avoid. you had chuck schumer and lindsey graham, again, bipartisan coalition that is building, say over the weekend that the house is going to have to most likely face this no matter what, especially as legislative work has come to a standstill because of the way

and we all, particularly jackie and i, have the scars on our back.if you think getting absolutes match at the ballot box. many people are thinking it could possibly ten years even more before liberals can petitt of again. i think what is interesting is that before conference season kicked, off we had the two you see conference. and what was interesting there is that there wasn't total agreement over everything, but there was a consensus that everybody is going to tow the line to get to kiss tom over the line. and also, sharon graham is very different from her predecessor mccloskey, he was much more politically. he wanted to meddle in the inner workings of the labour party. she's actually delivering, giving quite a good job delivering. and yes, the union income is very important to the labour party. that link between here hardy as united the labor movement. but let's not forget the number of private donations coming to labour party as well. the unions -- >> three billion from lord haynes barry. >> he's a very, labor is now getting so much money and co

. >> and jackie in her family were enjoying a night and that her manhattan home when a suspect tried to force his way into her home. police sources say was often aggressive towards jackie because of her barking dog her daughter vividly remembers the night he tried to get into her mom's apartment. >> mom came out the broken arm and my boyfriend came out with a blood coming out of his head progress she and other loved ones speaking out but hiding their identity. from then on jackie's brother said he knew this could happen but. >> i knew of my heart something could happen. i knew it. because in new york there's justice for nobody >> jacket was out walking her dog with a friend went all three were shot and killed. gun down according to police. >> the system failed us >> new york system which saw sweeping build reform in 2020 eliminating cash bail pretrial detention for most misdemeanors and nonviolent felony cases for the progressive lawmakers arguing no one should be behind bars well rating tomorrow just because they cannot pay bail. after the home break-in in april jackie had faith the

trace, back to you. >> trace: that is a staggering number, jackie, thank you. in reformed california, radio host and author of what is killing america, jason, thank you both for coming on. jason, the cvs store that jackie was talking about is in the nation's capital, in washington state, it's happening all over the country. and the whole concept here is there are zero consumer fences for these students and these people who come in and out. >> exactly. and they know that. i mean, that's the issue here. they are actually listening. when you hear the language that they are using in the few times that they do get caught they say aren't you going to give me house arrest? i will be out in 30 days despite the fact in some of the cases it's incredibly violent crime that they are committing. they are hearing the progressives talk about no consequences. and if you are already going down that path, the legal behavior, you are just going to continue to do that and then at some point it's going to escalate to more serious crime. >> trace: yeah, that's fair. the far left da

fresh cases demand the attention of detective jackie nichols. on her days off. >> if you look around here, you can see the vastness of the countryside here. and all the various places that you could conceal a body. >> going up into the mounties, coolly's. >> mountains, ravines. we even did some searches based on psychic visions and dreams. >> oh really? >> rachel's family as much of the dead and as the cops. also turn desperately to the supernatural. >> we did some pretty extreme things to find her. i even got hypnotize once to try to communicate with my mom, to have her tell me where she was. >> the hunt for the slightest race of rachael continued for years. meanwhile, david stone was on the street, and by 2013, his fellow suspect buddy charles capone was about to be released from jail. >> i said, now is the time. we have to charge these guys. we have to charge them both. this case wasn't going to get any better. >> the idaho county prosecutor agreed, and on may day 2013, three years after rachael vanished, david stone and charles capone, were

jackie: is it a really good thing?me interesting thoughts out there. >> reporter: charles, 2023 is not good year for modeling out the economy. the old scripts are not working. many consider to be anomalies and one-offs, and of course the biggest source of the confusion the continued strength of the american consumer. according to a piece in "axios" today, that is a good thing. it suggests we should be proud we rapidly spent trillions of dollars in pandemic funds. you can see here on the chart, this is the percent of gdp. we're all the way down here. the other countries are up here. they have not spent that down. america is number one again but that article argues that consumer confidence numbers are polluted by politics. they don't reflect the true confidence and and sentiment. with the eyes on two and 10-year, i have to highlight there is direct correlation you're seeing to the conference board consumer confidence rate. of course americans can't spend forever. we certainly try. i know i do. what happens after savings

give a 100 jackie, a chain is one among thousands of women that amena has impacted on the facebook page and mother we, i mean not. and how group want to continue being we take positive and the teams 21 version of how mothers? sure. that's right. no one has the right to the side. however, my back should be except for those experiencing motherhood. now talking about stereotypes, as you might be aware, members of the l g b, take your community off in the face discrimination and the prosecution in many african countries in malawi, same sex activities criminalized under the law. and people who identify us trends. i've also faced prosecution yet, malawi, that's how we create a community which is fighting for its place in society. one of its members is the hugh l. a. s h a, a middle ground, a. we need to have a legal system in place that allows people to have the right to say that this was unfair and i need this to be addressed. and this was wrong. i was harassed, i was abused, i was hit, etc, or whatever. and it needs to be addressed to, i'm not going to be the people i'm not going to like. a

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bush, and cnn political analyst and washington bureau chief for "the boston globe," jackie desantis.cott, i'll start off the bat with what we just heard. we just heard from republican anthony d' esposito using the word heresy to describe what matt gaetz and the others did. i want you to hear from one of his new york colleagues, mike lawler, who also said this about what should happen to those who caused this chaos. here he is. >> i think there needs to be a reckoning within the conference. there needs to be accountability for the eight individuals who selfishly upended our house majority and put their own interests above the country, above the conference, and above the institution behind us. my personal opinion, they need to lose their committee assignments, and there needs to be consideration as to whether or not they're even part of the conference. >> do you think he's right? those are some strong words. kick them out of the conference. take away all of their committee jobs. what do you think? >> well, whoever the next speaker is is going to have to wrestle with this, but i assume

. >> todd: jackie ibanez has more. >> jackie: president biden delivering that speech promising israelis they would never be alone, pledging emergency funding saying protecting our allies is the cornerstone of american security. >> president biden: i will send urgent budget request to support israel and ukraine. smart investment that will pay dividends for american security for generation, keep american troops out of harm's way, help us build a world that is safer and more prosperous for our children and grandchildren. >> the white house will request money from congress today. it will include 14 billion for israel and 60 billion for ukraine. as they fight their own battle against russia. several republicans say israel and ukraine aid should be separate. >> why is joe biden going on national television and selling people on an ukrainian escalate when joe biden is talking about the terrible tragedy in israel? it is a separate country and a separate problem, i think what the president did is disgraceful. if he wants to sell the american people on $60 billion more to ukraine, he should not u

jackie, thanks for being with us this morning.ed, pretty sprawling package. how much is the administration looking for, and what's your sense of its chance for success? right now seems to be unanimous support for israel in congress, but we know the backing for ukraine has waned. >> yeah, jonathan. we are right now just starting to see the contours of this package emerging from the white house. just sort of trying to get ahead of what they anticipate to the coming from the house, which is a lot of resistance to funding and supplying aid to any other endeavor other than israel. it's a $2 billion package. as you noted, it's going to be spread across four different portfolios. ukraine, taiwan, border spending, and, obviously, israel. but starting on monday morning when we first started seeing house lawmakers come back after a very chaotic and tumultuous week where they have no speaker, lawmakers, gop lawmakers at least, said there was no need to tie this supplemental aid to israel to any other funding and that there is enough support

jackie: thank you so much. i'm jackie deangelis. >> i madison alworth and for taylor riggs.enberg welcome to "the big money show". >> secretary of state anthony blinken back in israel today

jackie heinrich at the white house. jackie, what can we expect to hear from the president today?is will be the first remarks since the attacks happened and we expect him to broadly underscore support for israel and condemnation of hamas, he needs to speak to the americans killed in this attack and the untold number being held hostage right now. >> he'll talk about how we will continue to solidly stand behind israel and there's a fresh tran much of israel and the importance of making sure that we continue to find out as much information as we can about american citizens that are in israel. sadly 11 were killed and we expect that number will probably go north, again, sadly. reporter: biden my also address why he appeared to be missing in action as this all was going on. more than 20 hours after the snagsal security council confirmed the first nine americans killed, the president still had not issued a paper statement even. his twitter account was pumping out tweets and jobs and the economy, which may have been prescheduled and on saturday after all this began, there was a barbecue

is the white house going to address this >> jackie: so far all we heard about this is an apology and acknowledgement that the photo was taken down. i would expect there will be questions they have to answer about this at the next briefing and over the coming days. this was a very big mistake that could have real consequences for human lives. >> lawrence: right. >> brian: 23 after the hour, to live pictures of the unrest on the west bank. go to trey yingst live on the ground in southern israel. hi, trey. >> trey: good morning. live pictures are very significant amid developments this morning out of southern and northern israel. it shows israelis are starting to face a third front in the west bank overnight in the city of corum. you have protest in the street of ramallah. the images from inside gaza and information and disinformation coming out of the gaza strip is affecting the entire region. you want to get to breaking news from the gaza border. in the distance, we've been watching and i'll show you video shot by the cameraman along the border, you see destruction in this video. fox'

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jackie deangelis with me.l crypto. >> at first glance when the news broke, i thought that it would, until we started to learn more about it. this was garden variety stealing. 9 out wasn't like he made risky investments -- it wasn't like he made risky investments or did something he necessarily shouldn't have in that vein. he took customer funds and spent them. he bought people off. he bought lavish properties, and his staff enjoyed the benefits of it as well. people still see value in crypto as an asset moving forward and just kind of realize this was a fiduciary responsibility here that was not upheld, and they picked a bad, you know, company to work with. that's really what i think they see. stuart: crypto is not dead. >> right. stuart: jackie, thank you for being with me. >> thank you for having me. stuart: see you at 1:00 on "the big money show." we've still got the dow off, not as badly as it was, and the nasdaq down a mere 30 points. how about that? still ahead, jason chaffetz will join us. i want to kno

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jackie: charles: fingers crossed, lydia, thank you very much.erence board chief economist dana peterson. i always give you props. almost every day we got one guest, recession call, a lot is your work, particularly leading economic indicators. i had another guest right before you, recession everyone is afraid. all of sudden we get comfortable, we, markets, whatever, now soft landing. now soft landing is fading and maybe recession coming up again. where are you in terms of time? >> we've been very consistent in terms of calling for a recession but certainly the timing has shifted out. we have the first half of next year and that's because we think it will take some time for these lags in monetary policy to come through. we've already seen housing come off. next will be investment, then the consumer. then also i think markets are really reacting to the fact that yes, the fed is going to keepr longer. fewer cuts next year. that is all coalescing what we think will be a soft patch early next year. charles: i think one fed official, bostick, just one

jackie: charles: oh, wow.n guard got a way for a long time, like democrats got their constituents to vote against their own self-interest. so have republicans, ones that representative massie just mentioned. you can feel that people are waking up. they don't want that representation any more and i'm not sure, listen i interviewed emmer before, i kind of like him but i'm not sure if he's finagled into the job how it will work for your party? >> well that's right, charles, and americans want something different. what has been going on for so long is just not working. two trillion in debt this year. 36 trillion over all and growing and people are just, they're tiered of it and the american people want something better. it goes for, it is all about money in a lot of cases. they talk about cutting but then they don't back it up with their votes and with their actions. charles: i, i'm sorry i was going to say, 60, 70 continuing resolutions. you should see how the budget swelled since we started this cr nonsense. i w

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"washington post"'s jackie alemany, thank you.appreciate it, as always. >>> we have israel, ukraine, the southern border, taiwan. we've got these massive issues before us, willie, that have to be addressed. yet, you have two speaker candidates that were running yesterday that, as ken buck of colorado said, neither one of them have said yet who they believe won the 2020 election. >> oh, my. >> if you want to know where the republican party is -- >> that's where they are. >> -- in 2023, the two leading candidates for speaker, well, neither one of them have said who won the 2020 election. this is -- this party, this is a party that is so lost right now and just wandering around aimlessly in right field. >> yeah, and that's not the fringe. that's leadership. that's the two choices who want to run the caucus in the house of representatives, the united states of america, won't say who won the 2020 election. think about that for a minute. we've gotten used to it the last couple years, but that is absolutely insane, that they're still run

i want to get to what jackie just reporting.re thinking 16,000 americans still on the ground in israel. we saw something similar to this when we vacated all of our responsibility for lives on the ground in afghanistan under this administration. look at foreign governments mounting rescue efforts to israel. nigeria and switzerland. what in the world are we doing with our name not on that list? i don't need to know every detail. we have the best special forces in the world. i know how they're going to do it. what i want to know, where are we on the scroll? >> it's remarkable. the absence of the united states, not only getting our own folks home. we've been the one with the resources. the best special operators on the face of the planet. this administration has underreacted to the moment. i'm glad they're providing armaments to israel. that's fantastic. i credit them for that. where were they on october 7th, where were they october of last year? they didn't invite president benjamin netanyahu to the white house. this is a failed re

charles: hey, fantastic by the way, jackie. good afternoon, folks, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, stocks stumbled out of the gate. here is the thing it is litany of issues. surging bond yields. wait until you hear what happened with the 20 year auction. political tensions enhancing. negative reaction to earnings this morning. guess what? i'm actually bullish. i will share my source of optimism and my one key signal to load up. heavyweights tesla, netflix report after the bell. we'll handicap that with you our top analysts on on the street ad our favorite stock-pickers. president biden heading home after the wartime visit in israel. tensions escalate after a bombing in gaza hospital. russia's vladmir putin touts a new world order with his quote dear friend president xi. gordon chang is here saying what the two leaders are saying is something we ought to be paying attention to no matter what else is in the news. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so most people know me

jackie: thank you so much. we were talking about this no means getting nomination a slam-dunk for scalise. for now we'll toss it to charles payne. charles: i will borrow the word you used slammed. that is not what is happening with this market. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, here is the thing the stock market open the lower, started fighting back after hotter than expected cpi report. here is the good news. we have some of the most brilliant mind in the business, we have ken fisher, steven ought. constance hunter peter morici, paul schatz. today is one-year anniversary of the market bottom. doesn't feel like a bull market, does it. this bond yield thing has a lot of hedge funds, hedge funds are more short the market than ever. they keep talking about black friday. later on in the show i will share how to make you unbreakable ininvestor. today ask ills one of those prime days and more on "making money." ♪. charles: so here's the breaking news, this just happened a few minutes befo

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jacky: then what you you make of that tammy.nating and that you have a dynamic a, and i like his questions and she of course is kamala and none of it makes any sense. she cannot take a stand on anything but they are afraid and i think that's what you see the adjustment since hit have been made and also, this argument unit with the democrats and have a democrat in desantis, that this countries a disaster right now, is because of obvious tempo policies that people have been complaining about him now for years. and if you absolutely understand as he seems to, that the country is going into a volcano, and the why is he still democrat and a member of the party. so come on, let's grow up and take a stand just like people have to on israel. and of the jewish people. and the realization that suddenly our generation has to be honest in a has to stand up and i wonder, what happened to germany and have this happen because people did not stand up and now is the time to stand up. liz: now is the time and tammy bruce your terrific and come ba

jackie smith, former home secretary and podcast star.sha, former labor advisor and now times radio host. we will also be joined by an, executive editor at political europe. welcome to sunday morning with trevor phillips. this weekend, the labor tribes gather here in liverpool, in what could be their last jamboree before a general election. their tails are up after crushing by election victories in scotland. but it isn't a labor party if there isn't a quarrel brewing. this time it's about whether labor leader should be bolder and weather has enough time to convince the voter that he has what it takes. but before we get into all that, let's turn to the grim news from israel. the ambassador to the uk joins us from good match mail now. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, trevor. >> i can't hear you. >> if you can hear me, can you bring us up to date on what you understand to be happening on the ground right now? >> well, trevor, let's start with what happened yesterday. yesterday morning we woke up here in israel to a nightmare. londo

but first, let's check in with jackie deangelis and sean.hey have next hour on "the bottom line." sean: hey, e-mac, thank you. we have senator john kennedy talking about team biden making the case to the u.s. senate for $10 is 6 billion aid package as well as steve forbes on the american debt bomb that we now have. jackie: the florida senator, rick scott, is also going to be here. he's talking about our open border and the terror threats that we are facing here9 at home. we've also got jon levine, new york post political reporter, talking about anti-semitism, and it is running rampant on campuses. it's coming to a campus near you. can't seem to make it stop. we'll see you tonight. sean: top of the hour. so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. a kohler walk-in bath provides a secure, spa-like bathing experience in the comfort of your own home. a kohler walk-in bath has one of the lowest step-ins of any walk-in bath fo