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we're hanging out with jamie lee curtis now!uild award today, comes out this friday. [ cheers and applause ] we were just talking about how you -- you dance in the film. you danced in a lot of your -- >> i danced in the movie "prom night." >> jimmy: "true lies." >> well, yeah, i did a a little -- yeah. >> jimmy: some dancing, yeah. >> i did a little dancing. >> jimmy: my favorite scene of you dancing was with john travolta in the movie "perfect." >> oh, sure, in "perfect," right, yeah. >> jimmy: do you know -- that's -- [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: i have a clip of the movie, 'cause i just wanted to show it to you, just in case you didn't remember this film. >> well, no, i remembered it, but you actually have a clip? >> jimmy: yeah, i wanted to show -- [ light laughter ] in case anyone hasn't seen jamie lee curtis and john travolta dancing in "perfect," look at this. ♪ with some love in the night ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so yeah, that's a lot of -- [ cheers and applause ] that's a lot of -- it's a lot of thsting.

jamie, as a nazi. are you offended? are you offended when non-nazis steal your thunder through false accusations? you've worked very hard in the aryan brotherhood. >> this is a bit of a challenging question, greg. we know it's. i mean, the left is grasping at straws, and. >> biden needs. >> those straws. >> to eat his meals. >> that's the problem, is what you said, trace. >> like you. >> have to take the context. >> of it. like obviously he. i think. >> he's. >> really excited. remember he was. jumping up and down. i think he. >> was just sort of an. >> excitable guy that. >> maybe does some wacky things sometimes because he's excited, he says. >> he said. >> my heart goes out to you or. something before this, which. >> i don't. speak german, but i don't think that's what hitler was yelling. >> no, right. >> but he was yelling. that stuff. and like. >> you, i. >> just feel like there's such a you need the words like, look at the difference between like, heil hitler and like, taxi. >> yeah. >> yeah, right. heil taxi is v

jamie, the u.s. naval academy glee club will be performing. i'm really looking forward to hearing my country tis of thee. and then later, they'll be performing eternal father strong to save, which is the u.s. navy hymn. and, of course, as we all know, jimmy carter went to the naval academy, graduated from the naval academy. it was one of his pride events. >> yeah. that was that was initially what he he saw. he wanted a lifelong career in the navy and, you know, didn't really have washington on on his vision board necessarily until, of course, you know, when he was trying to be an engineering officer, his father passed away unexpectedly in 1953, and he returned home to plains to to run the family farm. and that is what positioned him for politics. and eventually the presidency. and, wolf, to think of when president carter was was here in office. and joe biden and he had a relationship as well. and joe biden once was quoted as saying he didn't know if it was worse to be his enemy or his friend, and it just spoke to that relationship that, that t

>> jamie dimon. >> jamie dimon is ultimately no jamie dimon. >> is at a place where. >> he has. we'll get. >> more productivity. we'll get everything. >> and inflation doesn't matter that. >> much to me. or it helps me. what you're saying is inflation. >> hurts everybody else because. >> of the obvious thing. >> and the question. >> is how long that. >> sustains itself. >> for sure. >> it's a. >> morally outrageous and it's good. for discussion, but. >> they've been able to. sustain this for longer than. >> i thought. >> they could in the first place. >> are these tariffs good for national security? >> i think so, i think so i think the. more that we can test the tax. >> burden moving offshore. >> or outside of the us. boundaries and outside of income. or even have. >> a. >> discussion that. >> prioritizes less income tax. >> and more. >> non-income revenue, non income. tax derived revenue. i think. that that is interesting up to the point where. >> inflation occurs. >> i don't disagree with dylan using tariffs as an shading tool. listen, the president doesn't have that many too

actor comedian and writer jamie lissow!rowed her baby names down to two names, ron and paul, "new york times" best-selling author, fox news contributor kat timpf! he gives the liberals the blues and has a hard time buying shoes "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor tyrus! so dana i love this poll joe is now the worst president ever. but what if he had one? they probably would have him as the best president ever. apparently now it is all okay to say it what was on everybody's mind. because there is no risk involved. >> you have to imagine the people at the richard nixon library are like finally. ever since you have been out there they are like actually this is what happens in this presidency. i think the most well most presidents do go up in ratings after they leave office. i do not think that is going to happen with joe biden. because more and more you find out that as well a? as well? and the line about him running circles behind them behind-the-scenes of the white house? when i am really wondering is w

jamie dimon mentions geopolitical risks.ty squeeze in a complex trading product that upsets the market and maybe the bank stocks. we have not seen it here. you go back to 2023, that was credit suisse. jonathan: appreciate your time. we get goldman at about 25 minutes. what kind of companies should we be owning this year on the banking side within the sector? do we need to higher capital market concentration or stick with traditional names? ken: a strong delta for goldman sachs. we have a strong buy on goldman sachs. 15% of total net revenue comes from net interest income. it is on face service revenues across all its businesses. i like the announcement where they are trying to get a front row seat for private credit. we will be speaking about that more this year. i like what goldman is. the rearview mirror was consumer banking. goldman will define. jonathan: we will talk on the numbers drop around 7:30 eastern time, 20 minutes away. stay close. ken leon. joining us to extend the conversation is edward yardeni. welcome back t

actor, writer, comedian, jamie lissow! she has been talking about maternity for what feels like on each turn a d. fox news contributor kat timpf! and he is a lot like needlepoint, old ladies want to do him on the couch. tyrus! >> i'm with it. >> greg: trace, you are my favorite hard news guy. >> thank you greg. >> greg: because you make the news hard. why is the media repeating the same mistake that they have made before the election? is it deliberate? is it stupid? is it a drug to them? >> it's almost like they miss saying hitler so much they have to get back on board. they just cannot get away from it so if they can't say hitler, they have to get to the next step which is calling elon musk, saying he did a hitler salute, a nazi salute. the truth is it is going so far that there is even worried that the nfl is making punt returners when they do the fair catch sign , a 15-yard penalty and you're thrown out of the game. then when you go to the sideline, you can't have gatorade, you have to eat fish. which i think is bad. el

jamie, can i share it with you?ove analogies, all right, so when you see, when you see an overweight person who's just lost a lot of weight these days, they you ask them, oh, exercise. put in your head you're going no, ozempic you're on. that's what dei is now for people in specific ethnic or identity groups. how do they get there? oh. worked hard now die. yeah. what do you say? yeah. >> watching that first interview, this woman, she looked like joy behar at a salad bar. i mean, just super confused and wanting no part of it, and isn't it kind of weird, by the way, that the first clip was from lax, lax airport, which it's a nightmare just landing at lax, let alone having someone pepper you with questions. the flight from ghana is 17.5 hours long. was there not one moment where she was like, i wonder if they'll ask me about those fires when i land? yeah, yeah. what did she do? 17, 17.5 hours. you could watch dune two, four times or one judd apatow movie and still have plenty of time to prepare for that question. that

jamie, thank you. we'll keep talking. appreciate your time. jamie cox.tting started this morning. slip in a break then president trump proving tariff threats work as colombia agrees to receive repatriation flights of illegal migrants despite initial defiance of the order. first. haley: he was saying we're notgo land in colombia. it's the hot topic of the hour. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ with gold and copper prices pushing towards all time highs, us gold corp. offers investors leverage to both gold and copper at its project, and mining friendly wyoming. u.s. gold corp has a reserve of almost 1.5 million ounces of gold equivalence, permits to mine, zero debt. nasdaq listed with only 12.3 million shares outstanding and a portfolio of world class american strategic metals assets. u.s. gold corp. join the golden age. oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner

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jamie lee curtis air.ires still raging, wildfires and huge destruction on the ground as we have been hearing. plenty more to come on the situation in los angeles but do stay tuned. you are watching bbc news. you are watching bbc news. let's update you on those remarks by donald trump, the president elect in the united states, about greenland when he was asked about the possibility of even military action to take greenland which he has long coveted. we are hearing that the danish prime minister is to gather party leaders to discuss what donald trump was saying about greenland at the other day. donald trump's son also visiting greenland in the last day also. the danish prime minister is to gather party leaders to discuss what donald trump has been saying greenland. let's turn our attention to the uk. let's turn our attention to the uk. a major story here in the uk and the number of people in hospital with flu in england continues to rise, with staff reporting they are under the same pressure as at the height

with the announcement it is clear that jamie dimon isn't going away. he is signaling he will be in the draw a little while longer. the list of potential successors expands to include troy rowe bumped. nothing has changed in his title or role but everybody wants to point in that direction and it's interesting. there is no real indication he is the obvious one here, but he is more in contention today than last week and the other name i find interesting because of a series of changes in just over a year, doug beckner. last year, when the main banking guy at jp morgan jumped to citigroup suddenly doug beckner was given the title of banking but now he is the cohead of cip. that's a big promotion in 12 months. sonali: sridhar natarajan senior reporter covering banking for bloomberg. call him with your tips. we want to know what is going on. day two at the j.p. morgan health care conference in san francisco not just talking about changes at the bank, talking to executives. kriste -- kristin peck joins us next to talk about changes in her industry. this is blo

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you know, when he talked about tariffs. >> let me let me play that jamie jamie dimon just so people know what you're talking about. listen. >> i look at tariffs. >> they are. >> an economic tool. that's it. >> they're an. >> economic weapon. you know depending on how you use it and why you use it and stuff like that. and you know people argue is it inflationary and non-inflationary? i would put it in perspective. if it's a little inflationary, but it's good for national security, so be it. i mean, get over it. national security trumps a little bit more inflation. but i think really the question is how they get used. >> jamie dimon doesn't worry about inflation, does he? jamie dimon doesn't have to sit there and worry about the. >> price of, i don't. >> know, groceries. >> the price of gas. >> the price of anything. >> washing machine. >> because he's on all time high right now because he's jamie diamond bird flu. >> well energy was one of the things they brought up too. i mean by bringing down the cost of energy, we're going to bring down the cost of goods. and i think that's one of the

the big news in here england have a new captain, maro itoje replacing jamie george in the role.t the age of 3a and with pressure for his replacing some players he has moved in a different direction. maro itoje tipped as england's captain for ages, he led the under 20s to a junior world championship in 2014, a mainstay of the side since 2016, barely missing a game, has barely a second of action. for some reason he had not been the permanent england skipper, but at the age of 30 he is now the captain, at his club saracens, the feeling is now it is time. there always a number of factors to consider these decisions, in really good team i have been involved in you have a number of excellent leaders and we are developing that within the squad. maro itoje is a guy he is a world—class player. an incredible professional he is very respectful and i feel we are developing a good depth of leadership in the squad. of all the games maro started, 86 games, he only came off twice which is an incredible figure for a player. and he is a guy i have a lot of respect for, a guy overseen really devel

richarlison gave them the lead only for two goals in quick second—half succession first from jamie vardybilal el khannouss, putting leicester city back in front. and that was how it stayed. ruud van nistelrooy�*s team surviving the late attempts to gain an equaliser, hanging on for a much—needed win, and the victory stops a run of seven—straight defeats for them. there is, of course, relief and celebration in the dressing room all together with players and all staff — everybody involved. we were really looking for this moment and it took a long time. so, now, we can enjoy this for a day or two, while it has been a dreadful start to the year in the league for spurs. on sunday they remain in 15th place — just eight points above the drop zone. richarlison gave them the lead only for two goals in quick second—half succession first from jamie vardy then and that was how it stayed. ruud van nistelrooy�*s team surviving the late attempts to gain an equaliser, hanging on for a much—needed defeats for them. and all staff — everybody involved. we were really looking for this moment and it took a l

, jamie dimon.d at that. i think that again, tariffs as a general rule are not something that is off-limits. the president has a lot of power over them. the biggest issue that trump is facing right now, and this is part of the turning rhetoric into action, is most voters who put trump over the edge did so because of the economy. they didn't really like a lot of the other stuff he talked about and they hoped he wouldn't do it, or at least hoped the economic stuff would cancel that out. tariffs are not going to be good for american consumers, almost no one things that. they will not be good for the debt or deficit. now trump says i have this tool, it is going to hurt the people i said i'm going to help, but i don't have the dexterity to walk away from it. we are in this precarious spot. christian: of all the executive orders he signed in the last week, the bold statements about the golden age returning to the united states, what would you put your finger on that is going to bring down grocery prices f

jamie lee curtis. we hit on everything from the l.a. fires to the legacy of jimmy carter as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we are monitoring the catastrophic wildfires ripping through southern california. at least five separate fires are burning across the los angeles area. two of the largest fires remain completely uncontained. firefighters are working overtime around the clock to get the blazes under control, but 17 million are under red flag warnings as the santa ana winds pick up overnight. this is already the most destructive fire in l.a. city history. six people are confirmed dead, but authorities warned that that toll could rise as more thorough searches are conducted to through the wreckage. the devastation is so complete that the l.a. county sheriff said some areas look like a bomb was dropped. thousands of structures have burned to the ground. almost 180,000 people have been forced from their homes and president joe biden an

jamie dimon says tariffs can be a useful tool if used properly while we are told by someone from u.s. -- from ubs that clients should diversify. rachel reeves returns from china after a week in which markets pummeled u.k. assets. good morning. happy monday. another day, another reigning end of that surround the fed, just 28 basis points priced in, just one interest rate cut expected in 2025 after the jobs data friday came and hotter than many expected with the unemployment rate going lower and a total jobs number coming in at 256,000. you saw the selloff in bonds again friday, markets readjusting and equities stateside sold off heavily friday. there's been a challenge session in asia as well. ftse 100 futures pointing lower, s&p futures around the selloff friday currently pointing lower by .4%. nasdaq 100 futures looking to lose 125 points. the treasuries we focused on are not trading today because japan at least for the moment is closed for a holiday. treasuries will open for trading later in the day. focusing on euro-dollar and the pound. that surround further pound weakness are bei

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>> you have to be careful to say what's out of whack. >> reporter: jamie dimon ahead on "sunday morningrooke shields, whose modeling career famously began when she was just a baby, has been in the spotlight nearly her entire life. with her 60th birthday approaching, being allowed to age gracefully so very much on her mind. she'll tell all to our faith salie. >> we all are these human beings that are just want to feel good about ourselves. >> reporter: as a young model, brooke shields helped define just how we view beauty. now, at age 59, she is locking to redefine the way we see middle aged woman. >> there is a sex appeal and then wrinkle cream. like, there is no in between. >> reporter: the age and wisdom of brooke shields later on "sunday morning." >>> seth doane will be taking us on an excursion inside an exclusive, some would say secret passageway built by one of it's hi's richest and powerful families 500 years ago. >> reporter: it's a secret corridor that runs through the heart of this tuscan city. you might have seen pictures of florence and not even realized where the corridor i

jamie's son, i mean, jamie's daughter had just gotten married a couple of weeks ago and the reception was at cafe milano. and here i was, you know, ten days or two weeks after the election back in cafe milano, watching jamie gangel. but the point of of her reporting tonight was and i couldn't hear her and we couldn't hear is just the banner across, you know. stunning outrage this heads are blowing up reaction to trump's nomination of matt gaetz and and and his other nominations today. and i said everyone sitting there i said well first i said and and now i have to explain this because i was serious. i said, these are terrific. okay? they're terrific nominations. why? because these are the people that donald trump wants to help him lead and run america for the next four years they are his kind. these are the people he admires and respects and the american people voted him back into the white house to lead america with exactly these kind of people. so these are terrific. and i mean that now, are they shocking? are they outrageous? are they mind. they shouldn't be, yeah. to any one perso

but you don't see jamie dimon racing on down to mar-a-lago.ou don't see jamie dimon sitting next to him at the inauguration. there's a difference between being a ceo and having to do business with the white house. i'm sure once trump is president, if jamie dimon gets called down to the white house, he will show up. he'll he will obviously work with or meet with the treasury secretary. that is different from mark zuckerberg, who i'm going to say i'm more of an alpha male than he is, is now saying, this company, you're going to bring some more masculine energy to msnbc. i'm going to bring some more masculine. his company needs more masculine energy. my question is sheryl sandberg, guess you ain't leaning in now that you're just sitting on the board. all right, gentlemen, thank you so much. when we return donald trump's picks for defense secretary dodges questions that could involve our military, like trump's plan to take greenland over or the panama canal. and our next guest has a lot to say about it. as a veteran. and former congressman. max ro

the gary cohn's the jamie diamond's. but what they also say is don't try and tell us black is white. don't try and tell us up is down. we know there will be an inflationary impact as a result of which which that will have to be managed. but this is classic jamie dimon. >> as you pointed out, they are at the top for a lot of folks that are not at the top, that cost of tariffs gets passed down to consumers. so there will be some pain. i wonder how other business leaders might have received what diamond was saying at the conference. >> all right, i don't know. the business leaders will have just said yep, yep, i signed. i think it's worth boris if we've just got one second to explain this idea. so the u.s. government, the trump administration tariffs my coat. for example, assuming i was buying a coat, the importer of this coat will pay the tariff to the u.s. government that will go into this fund. the external revenue service that donald trump is talking about. so that's the plus side, if you will, of the equation as seen f

business, and i don't know for the regulators mandated that because of biden or what, but you and jamierybody, i hope you are going to open your banks to conservatives because what you are doing is wrong. >> greg: and a big win for the tariff titan, jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon is seeing the upside of not letting the world rip us off. >> i look at tariffs, they are an economic tool, that's it. they are an economic weapon, using stuff like that, people argue is it inflationary, not inflationary? i would put in perspective. if it is a little inflationary but good for national security, so be it. get over it. >> greg: wow, like speaking to harold. jesse, i'm going to use a food analogy. >> jesse: i'm already hungry. >> greg: isn't donald trump like salt? you added to every meal and it gets better. throw him at the wef and suddenly it's like appetizing, it is fun to watch. you are kind of electrical oil, where you overpower and you ruin every meal. >> jesse: i was having popcorn with trump one time and he took one of those industrial size canisters of salt, and he just told it like a foot

that's more than my friend brian or jamie have. and those -- [laughter] [applause] >> we're a big investor in the united states. we have many million customers, 12,000 employees, we are one of the largest auto lenders and launched a fully digital bank called open bank. we strongly believe banks have a pivotal role in the economy and we can accelerate growth and help many more customers. that's what we're doing in the united states. so as brian pointed out we very much welcome your focus on deregulation and reducing bureaucracy. so my question is, what are your priorities in this regard and how fast is this going to happen? thank you very much. >> president trump: thank you, congratulations. i know very much about your bank and you've done a fantastic job. congratulations. we are going to move very quickly. we've moved very quickly. we've done things in the last three days that nobody thought were possible to do in years. and it's all taking effect. have a huge impact on the economy. a huge, positive impact. money was being wasted o

>> i think jamie diamond is doing what a lot of people are doing. time to work together. let's build things, make money, make life better. after the last four years, i'm all in for that. >> it adds to the point of like so much unity to get things started here. >> yep. >> sandra: and a lot of momentum. we'll see what's done with that and thanks to both of you. bret? >> bret: common ground, maybe. frigid temperatures hitting north carolina where some hurricane helene people are still living in tents. >> sandra: government offices to ditch dei. will the private sector follow suit? we'll ask ben, he's next. —hi! —hi! ♪ chocolate fundraiser. ♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. [coins clinking] ♪ that's convenience from chase. make more of what's yours. the white house. president trump's orders dismantling the office going into effect 5:00 p.m. tonight. not just there but across the administration. now the "wall street journal" reporting that anti-dei activists are pushing major

reading is now, jamie himself. great to see you.ings that might be able to put some smiles on people's faces. talk about a hard news to the list, oftentimes those debates when it comes to covering news, he wants roth he went back people are pointing this out to make his body perhaps the defined. bringing his a little closer, do you think this show is practicality? >> supposedly the story they say there was an audio guy because it was windy outside, he went up and attached those because he thought he looked that and the jacket. [laughter] >> caught me by surprise. you had one that didn't work and it's still not working and moved on to a better one. okay, it's a different one. >> if it's objectively better. if you fact check it, it might be correct. >> all right, they did a study it's a favorite, and economic study and they found out more than not, more than women and relationships and when they cross that relationship, the female spouse, it puts unbelievable pressure and mental anxiety with the mail, can you relate to this? >> have b

that's more than my friend brian, my friend jamie, have those the typically regulations that's coming that's coming that will c k. we are. we're a big investor, united states. we have many 1000000 customers, 12000 employees. we're one of the largest auto lenders. and we recently launched a fully digital bank called opened back, or we strongly believe banks have a favorite, the role in the economy. and we can accelerate growth and helped many more customers. that's what we're doing the united states. so as brian pointed out, we very much welcome to focus on the regulation and reducing brokers. so my question is, what are your priorities in this regard? on how fast is this going to happen? thank you very much. i think it's going to thank you and congratulations. i know very much about your bank and you've done a fantastic job. congratulations. we're going to move very quickly. we've moved very quickly. we've done things in the last 3 days that nobody that we're possible to do in years and it's all taken is all taking effect. it's going to have a huge impact on the economy. huge positive

taylor: that's what jamie dimon got at jpmorgan. david: i'll take that in cash.o as we know the big banks just posted record years, and so a lot of that could be justified. also, only a million and a half of that is base. 37 million of that is bonus and incentives to align his interests with the company. david: whenever you go above a million i wouldn't start with the word "only" but let's go to disney and bob iger. taylor: similar story pay up to 30% to $41 million a year, remember his contract is up at the end of next year. they want a successor in place this time next year. david: boeing just released their forecast for the fourth quarter after the labor strike. we knew it was bad. how bad? taylor: it was bad. now the markets up about three-tenths of 1% understanding these are early results so we have time to digest the numbers before we get the real results. they are looking at what is going to be about a $4 billion loss taking a $1.1 billion charge on those two airplanes, because of a strike, because of a labor agreement. revenue also coming in about lower a

place called bank of america, i don't know if regulators mandate that because of biden but you and jamie i hope you open your banks to conservatives what you are doing is wrong. >> banks say hands tied who they do biggest with, and don't, because of of federal regulations, bank of america saying in a statement we are required to follow extensive government rules and regulations, that sometimes result in decisions to client relationships we never close accounts for pill reason jamie dimon echoed that in a podcast. >> i can tell you why -- we think there is a risk of fraud we this risk money laundering a chance might be stepping own over theline if someone innocent five years later guilty can cost us a hundred billion dollars we have to apply law ambiguous issued about in we make mistake. >> judgment. >> congress needs to fix rules so that they aren't scared away from doing business with someone they think could ultimately be too risky congress may be coming that, as senate banking chair is going to host a hearing about debanking in the coming weeks, to look at this issue. cheryl: interest

jamie loves to have music in between setups, so there was always some kind of something going on.ritten on the page who you leave home for is the way i look at it. >> life's too short. >> it's so true. >> yeah. >> reporter: for close, a life in show business is captured best by a line from a treasured letter she received from another iconic actress. katharine hepburn. >> she wrote me this wonderful letter and she said "i'm so happy i had something to do when you were a mere child to get you into this terrible profession. this terrifying profession. and let's face it, this delicious way to spend your life." i take that to heart because it is terrible, it is terrifying, and and it is also delicious. >> glen's new movie "back in action" is streaming on netflix. our thanks to the restaurant danielle in new york for hosting our conversation and glenn's dog pip for joining us. don't forget to subscribe to the sunday sit down podcast including her long tradition of keeping the costumes from all of those famous movies. you can find our conversation wherever you get your podcasts or scan t

congressman jamie raskin will be here. he served on the house select committee that investigated january 6. aquilino gonell, former sergeant in the capitol police who protected the capitol that date and he wrote an amazing op-ed and he will join me in studio. senator andy kim will be here and of all the images from the day, the pictures of senator kim cleaning up in the capitol on january 7, you can see that on your screen, ranked in the top for me what i remember. i will talk to senator raphael warnock as we continue to remember the life and legacy of president jimmy carter and they had a special relationship that we will talk about. >> before that, went to start on this day from four years ago. this was the spot on the west front of the capitol, where insurrectionists armed with guns, knives, bear spray, baseball bats, flag poles, and their bare hands rushed the capitol. desperate to get inside to violently disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. two weeks from today, in that very same spot you see on your screen, the ma

when jamie dimon says that, there's reason to believe it. but with that said, these indicators are not a timing mechanism. we saw it all the time. but what i've tried to say is, what these suggest is the market has less and less room for error on the upside. >> so, you know, i always like to hear what jamie dimon has to say. >> of course. >> of course. i feel like animal spirits don't trade to fair value and stop, right? so, the pendulum has swung. we don't know how far it is in its path to go. i agree with you, you know, you can't really trade around and try to say, oh, i'm going to sell at fair value and i will absolutely have a chance to buy them back later. doesn't work like that. so, for me, i'm always staying long, though i do look at is the volatility index. i think it will be higher in the not too distant future, so, i'd be inclined to buy protection there. >> yeah. last night, you were casting some doubt over these commitments, as well, in terms of the a.i. infrastructure project. >> listen, all these companies have already committe

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is this jamie dimon finally putting his foot down?> this was one of the questions that loomed over this week. came into the spotlight before the earnings were announced. jp morgan announced that coo and president daniel pinto would be retiring at the end of the year. jen pip sacked would be named the coo position. doesn't want to be the next ceo. diamond has been at the head of the bank since before the iphone was invented. it's been a really long time. he's turned it into the country's largest bank. it's just difficult because he is such a figure in the industry. there was a joke about, five years more. he told investors in the middle of last year that that timeframe had changed. yesterday during the earnings call, he talked about how there are candidates that the media analysts may know about, there may also be one or two that they don't know about. a little bit of building suspense there and adding to some mystery. this has been one of the biggest questions of the week. tom: this story will continue to fascinate in terms of the suc

joining us now is jamie, a former nfc state department and u.n.fficial and expert committee member at the world health organization. first, where are you on this? obviously this is a change that we would see at the federal level on covid. is there still a chance to hold china accountable? >> absolutely. sandra, as you know i'm a liberal democrat and one of the first people in early 2020 to raise the possibility of a research-related origin, a lab accident as the origin of the covid-19 pandemic. i've been working very aggressively on this for over five years. john ratcliffe was my partner and colleague and our chairman on the heritage foundation. bipartisan commission. it is clear to me for five years and increasingly clear to many other people and certainly the c.i.a. and f.b.i. and department of energy and most people just around the world that the by far most likely origin of covid-19 is a lab accident in wuhan. your question is exactly the right one. how do we get accountability? not just for retribution but to make sure we set a standard you c

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ises not bashful about raising these types of issue and there was some truth and listening to what jamie dimon said and brian from bank of america. there's probably truth in both statements and this president has a knack of calling things out that either are going to change the policy or call people to be held accountable and untear or by -- voluntary or by policy and he's to the bashful at all. even at the inaugural address making comment withs people sating there across from him just as he did here with davos. he zoomed in and really called these people out. let's see what happens. liz: yeah, ease basteically saying it's easy to give a dog whistle in dc and banking regulator or ceo saying we don't like that person's statements and then they could act accordingly. first lady melania trump wrote in her memoir, she and her son barron were de-banked and dropped bay bank. she had a long standing financial relationship and didn't name the bank that closed her accounts. what do you make of the first lady here saying this? >> well, look, i have tremendous confidence and i'm sure she didn't fab

please welcome to the program congressman jamie raskin! sir! hello!pplause] how are you, sir? thank you for joining us. i imagine, sir, a very hectic day. did they do their traditional tracing of the congresspeople through the bowels of the building? >> yeah, luckily it was snowing outside, so all the insurrectionist's were slipping and falling on the road. but no, today was actually a totally uneventful and peaceful and nonviolent today. it is what january 6th should be and it is what it used to be like, i suppose. >> jon: congressman, is it hard on a day like today, seeing the way that it went, not to be passive-aggressive to the republican colleagues, to not be like, "oh! hey, look at this, done by 1:00! hey! oh, my god, we can go out to friday's and eat apps because there was no rioting?" >> yeah, the whole thing took, like, maybe 25 minutes. it should have taken 15 minutes but some of our republican colleagues confused it with the republican national convention and they were cheering and applauding and yelling. we were just there to count the vot

jamie dimon is saying that a strong dollar isn't bad. stay small to avoid it altogether. if you're looking for opportunities outside of the u.s. there are three international markets set to skrout perform under trump 2.0 we can only guess one of them. here's another one. it's not as obvious if you think you know it tweet me and we'll reveal it ahead. >>> dom chu brings us the afternoon news. >> the lede, the stock market overall, at least for one key index the broader large cap s&p 500, which currently sits at 6,094, up 45 points, we do have a new highwater mark, it was 6,099 back on december 6th. it's one point higher at 6100. that's your new record level. 6,094, up 45 points, near session highs. about 27 at the lows. again, new record highs here, the dow industrials a couple percent away from their own record highs. it's up 100 points. the nasdaq composite, that trade leading the way higher. up 1.5%, good for 280 points, less than 1% away from a record high for the composite index. one of the big driving forces for that tech media trade is netflix, currently up 10.5%, a