jamie raskin: thank you very much, thank you. man: thank you for all you do. cause there is some very disturbing video images that are coming. so i don't want anybody watching alone. carter: oh gosh, that's ominous. jamie raskin: well, america needs to know. (footsteps pattering) i woke up with henry the 5th on my mind. all things are ready if our minds be so. we're gonna pass lincoln's cottage on the way down too. carter: jamie, what's the best piece of advice you've been given in the last 24 hours? jamie raskin: a senator sent me a note reminding me that abraham lincoln, who i always quote, is a son of kentucky. and i thought that was a really deep point, you know? (both laughing) so i'm gonna maybe slip that in. you know the difficult part is we have to try to condense this huge volume of facts telling the story of the incitement to the attack, the attack, the harm, the injury, everything that happened. they're just gonna get up and say, the senate can't hear the trial. it's a totally phony argument. (car engine revving) ♪ ♪ goodbye, donnie ♪ ♪ well, goodbye

i'm actually jamie, do i need or no to that? let me see. the . oh, what else? seemed wrong? just don't you have to safe house to come and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves quilts of parts, we choose to look for common ground the the liquid. these will get them to know greetings from the most the bodies of worked on any about that i see on your homework last cuz i didn't expect me to go into the life of the month and the filled up just about joe shifflett. i saw him because of the little business list learners. are you familiar with buddy? some of the initial meeting and that was great. that's really not local news because the spanish so i send you a discount, but it's all about them. yeah. but i'm using it or do you watch any sports? it's a little less shots on the listing. why you're not going when one of them is rate for doesn't like us and us. so less than for almost $137000000.00. those are the buses because i'm not sure but a number i to i thought, but that of us with all of that the i seen your and your say will be with the the institute of nat

yeah, exactly. >> the mask emoji. >> yeah. >> they have the worst candy. >> on halloween. >> so jamie, do i know you don't have a home to raise a flag. >> no, no, no. >> but what are you going to do with all your flags now? >> i am going to put a flag on the antenna of the car i live in. of course, there should be one flag, right? it's the united states of america. this is me. this makes almost too much sense. and my uncle is. he's. he was really upset when they did that regular flag. and then the pride flag underneath it. he's he's he's very like he is so excited. he gets mad at the sky when there's a rainbow. after after a storm. i and i get it there's you know i get that the pride flag is important to some and it has significance. it demonstrates all the different colors your hair can be to be part of the community and. yeah. >> keep going, keep going. >> i want to see how far you're going to get yourself. come on. i know there's something in there. i haven't seen the guy that owns the us flag store near my house this excited since 912. >> nice. >> well played. >> we asked him. >> yeah

jamie, how do you see it in terms of the investment outlook here?u know, this administration as well as even the biden administration at least tried to appear that it was doing something about this, trying to block the chips to go to china and this conversation this morning with this chinese startup's latest a.i. model is suggesting that it didn't matter. >> there are two things, maria. the first is the deep seek model is basically a piece of clever engineering. it's classic disruption where the big players tend to innovate in small increments and disrupters come in and change the model and deep seek basically did that. whereas, the open a.i. architecture has all of it, if you had your experts think of it that was, all of it is open and available all the time. basically what deep seek did was basically break it down so it's sort of like a football team where the special teams, if you need a question about i don't know, financials, that particular engine is active whereas the section on lawyers or doctors or something, a medical question is not so it

can you hear me doing things i'm gonna fucking interest can't smoke and where normally i doing jamie will greenland what else to more she's that's a very interesting of greens. if i was just a little by some in your own words, what each well, no, yes. if it should, i suggest you mindfully it was k story don't, but all we got one from it was almost done by the words, here's inclusion, science gets support the ways anybody, right? the purpose of these basic needs to shift they've only regionally split really never be able to do that. so i'm gonna give you the a reset. they have pretty 0 for them for the is last, and i shall know court virginia what the mortgage budget. i'm gonna send you this way to do that. the cousin that i'm committed by giving you a position to let them use flushes on the opening. it only if it was such a mess that up the chairs, but i would okay. and the community square and your position, are you a little bit of your bulk of what's introduce the both for when you come and let's see what's going on. so it's gabriel label. i'm sorry, i'm going to push push them aga

are trying to interpret what that meant people do say i do know conservatives charlie kirk out there a lot of controversy. cheryl: if i am jamie dimon or brian minehan going to do investigation see if lower level staffers may have taken matters into their hands i mean, these are large corporations with tens of thousands employees. john: if they find out staff was a at banks, were denying banking services, to customers because skrefrs not because told to do so staffers, bye-bye they are gone. cheryl: at scandal at wells fargo, things do happen not saying it did in this case but the fact that melania trump in october told maria that happened to her when trying to do charity work a lot of questions a lot of questions, i know president trump also was aiming to make america crypto capital of the world yesterday so signed executive order to clarify regulations in crypto industry. >>ly measured ai crypto czar david sacks first one-on-one interview to "fox business", after biden administration -- drove industry offshore percent executeing comaenz. >> i have heard so many outrageous stories by if i understooders, intrups biden administ

her parents say the child is doing fine and jamie says they have thanked her every day since the incident happened. >> what i love about these stories too, is you hope that it inspires somebody out there, even just one person, to learn the heimlich, because it's one of those things you want to know. hopefully you never have to use it, but you're glad you do. when an emergency. absolutely is. >> and there's a lot of talk this morning about the super bowl. you know, it's coming next weekend. and the super bowl trophy, specifically the vince lombardi trophy. it's named after a coach that andrew knows. he was the coach of the green bay packers in the first two super bowls, won those two super bowls. andrew has opinions. >> so andrew really hopes they change. >> the name never change. but former patriots head coach bill belichick, who now coaches unc by the way, says his coaches can't win games without players. the lombardi trophy should be named after tom brady. >> or patrick mahomes. w ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!"

> so it's a tricky balance for them. >> at the moment. >> and then third, as was mentioned by jamie, what do we do with the balance sheet. when do we start having serious discussions. >> on ending the. >> balance sheet. so a lot of things on the fed's schedule today, i. >> as steve said, i'm. >> not sure powell wants to answer a lot of these questions. they need more clarity, just like markets do. >> imagine if he just. >> canceled the press. conference and said, you know what. >> we're just. >> going to pick it up next time. >> so i think that would be a good idea. >> you know what? what could be. worse than than. >> inadvertently causing. >> a big sell off? subadra yesterday, diane swonk was here and said something. >> interesting, which is. >> while she agrees. >> with everyone. >> that they're probably going. >> to bias towards waiting as this all comes in, that they might have a better shot at doing a cut in march than. >> later in the. >> year. >> in part. >> because of how she thinks the tariff and kind of price issue will evolve. >> i'm just. >> curious if you could. >> weigh. >> in

>> 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

they're getting jamie foxx and cameron diaz to do feature films, and they're also getting kristen bell do tv series. >> the price hike comes even though netflix just saw its biggest ever quarterly jump in subscribers. >> while their time is unbeaten for a reason. >> fresh off the mike tyson jake paul boxing match in november, which drew 108 million viewers, the most streamed sporting event ever. >> nice job here. >> just tucking it. >> and two nfl games on christmas, which averaged 30 million viewers. netflix now vowing to invest in more live programing. and that is not cheap. >> they are starting to do live sporting events and they're seeing the numbers grow. the mike tyson fight brought in huge numbers, and it wasn't so much the football game, but i think a lot of us think it was really beyonce's halftime show that drove a high amount of people watching that game on christmas day. they're really uniquely positioned, i think, to bring in more eyeballs, and i think that they're taking advantage of what they have right now. >> netflix stock soaring overnight up 14%. but it's not just ne

do you think? >> what? >> jamieplace where. >> he has. the priority. >> which is the. >> correct priority. >> which is 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 d

so what do you think? what? jamie dimon. >> jamie dimon is ultimately no jamie dimon is. >> at. >> a place. >> where he has. >> the priority. >> which is the correct priority, which is. >> 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 i

or how do we get rid of it? and finally, jamieaying even if it is a little bit inflationary, if it is good for national security -- everybody is coming around. this guy is the leader, they know it and he owns them. >> greg: you know what i like about this, dana -- and i'm sure you will agree, because you agree with me all the time -- he is representing us when he is out there and it always feels like he is america's lawyer. so he goes up there and it is like, you sit there and go he is representing us on our behalf, it's kind of nice. >> dana: didn't used to call him america's agent? >> greg: yes. >> dana: you want your agent to deal with all of the hard conversations, because he is better at it then you are because you and i would rather not. it is interesting, you get the elite of elites, they fly income all the rich people and talk about the poors and they are feeling so badly for them except you have, for example, john kerry. john kerry was there with the same message about how we need to end fossil fuels is if the last four y

jamie dimon has not been super critical of donald trump. he's been somewhat complimentary. he said he's open to doing business with him. see jamie dimon racing on down to mar-a-lago. you 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 his 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

toyota table uh a couch and built around what sort of on teams so so so the eviction dos us up to bit jamie stuff as iced on this on the bus. they have to go into the stuff as i so the so not quit holding nice to cover the problem or find out is for says some of the, the russian states never is as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community. most all sense and the same assistance must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the russians cruising and split the smooth neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the question, did you see stephen twist, which is the, the, the, is the launch of a special military operation mold. in $13000.00 far less than the race of joining the ukrainian miller tre. williams. lot of things are good enough to stop growing up with the new i need for 2 of us doing the with any of them will surely cause trust me my friend build for the fine you is fine. yeah. the, the but if the yeah the that the surgeon at the end of what it is, i didn't know the fornia state

so the vision dos us up, the big jamie stuff. as i've done this for the bus, they have to go into the stuff as i so this, so now click on nice to cover the problem. also i noticed was that some of the the, or the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered? i'm peter lavelle. as he leaves office secretary state anthony blinking will not be remembered as a diplomat. he will be remembered as a moral disgrace when faced with a chance to stop wars in genocide deep refuse. he talked about a rules based order, but he acted as an international criminal, the pro starting blinking legacy. i'm joined by my guess. michael rossi in task is.

do. i think the tariff thing, it's interesting to hear jamie dimon saying to link the terrorists with nationalurity, i am opposed to tiktok being owney china because i think it is a national security threat, so if we are able to use tariffs to enhance our security and make us safer, we absolutely should do that. i'm not sure how it is going to reduce the price of eggs but these are things come i think we give the president the benefit of the doubt on. i don't like removing pictures of military chiefs but that is just me. lastly, you raised a point, judge, how we strengthen ourselves, i hope the president and his team and elon, as they think about importing talent, you see this fight developing between bannon and musk about how you really put america first come i think both are right. you have to continue to import the best and the brightest, but if we don't make a commitment to train and train more engineers here, train more entrepreneurs here, train more risk takers here, train more problem solvers here, we are going to end up importing everybody from around the world to do the things that pa

do know people. >> a lot of things can be true at once. >> greg: we are talking about kids, jamie. you have many. as a parent how you feel about this? >> clearly, as a comedian, you can feel like knock-knock who is their child mutilate her. >> greg: they liked it. i think you need to work that into your act. >> going well so far. >> don't let him in! i agree with everything that drew said i did not understand a lot of it but it is very true. little kids well not little but permanent decisions. that is the problem. not a day goes by that i don't regret the bill cosby holding a martini tattoo on my chest. can i talk for a second about the thing that i think is such a great move is that the single-sex prison thing. you have to be honest if i went to prison i feel like i would be so out of cigarettes quickly. but to walk in you have to go like a you take your shot. if you were going to prison i would go like i am a woman. what you? >> greg: of course. >> if you are opening the door to that what stops me from going i identify as the warden and i don't know anything about jill but i did

so what i wanted to do is, i wanted to be like a... let's say, like a jamiein the sense of change in the food scene, on the people. this food cannot be cooked somewhere else. because if you do this in england, i don't have the ingredients. i don't have the feeling of terroir. i don't have the feeling of the people, the weather, everything else. yeah. so what is this? what have we got? so this is a pace sandwich which comes from kukesi in the north. so, basically, you eat this and you drink this. 0k. mm! i like that. it's a bit like a, um... like a beef and onion pie or something, you know? i can totally taste that sort of influence there. what is this? this is a braised head. the brain? the brain thing that you didn't like. it's the brain thing that i didn't like in the other place? he laughs it tastes delicious. when i look at these dishes, i can see a modern, contemporary influence on them. yet it is still using those traditional ingredients. it's recycling the past to make something that is completely new, and in this case, delicious. mm. so good. and with

>> greg: what a show we have tonight the very sexy trace gallagher, jamie lissow, kat timpf, tyrus. let's doy. ♪ that's a juvenile bald eagle, gliding through the show. breaking through the showers western colorado, hunting for breakfast. breakfast in bed, perhaps? gliding through the snowy trees of colorado's flying pan valley. fly away little eagle, fly away. >> jesse: i need a merit cigarette. tonight, exclusive first images of the ice raids tonight at 8:00. >> judge jeanine: check out this hysterical real life garland. didn't like using the stairs. so he got his wish when the owner said forget it. made his own custom elevator. he missed the basket but then he got it. that's it. >> bret: that was one sexy eagle, judge. thank you. [laughter] >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. senator squabb

jamie lissow kat timpf. tyrus. let's do this. greg. sexy eagle news. this. look at that. >> that's a juvenile. >> bald eagle. oh. >> as he. >> glides, barely. >> gliding, gliding through th. >> snow. >> breaking through the showers in western colorado. hunting for breakfast and breakfast in bed. perhaps gliding through the snowy trees of colorado's flying pan valley. fly away, little eagle, fly away. >> fly i like it. i need a merit cigarette now. >> yeah, it looks. >> like a hawk, jesse. >> all right, just the promo tonight. exclusive. first images of the ice raids tonight at eight. >> wow. okay, check out this hysterical real life garland. the second floor lazy cat didn't like using the stairs, and so he got his wish when his owner said forget it and made him his own custom elevator. he missed the basket, but then he got it. that's really good, enjoy this moment. jesse is up next whose house is this? our house. whose

or she has to do it at the g study. jamie play it well. nobody knows me. have to me is just a little know agreement is up next to the full failure. see i have to have sort of the car at the fundamental what those up and give shift. i mean, you don't store, but i see solutions to it was on that, but you got the photos and a little boy it's approaching must kolscott was to see i did, i'd say end of the car cut off and i bought the gloves to move protein yet. as we have to use desktop bottle, no grain is up with me, it seems to do or to create what we. but if it isn't getting policy is configured. lots of lots and lots of stuff to load up all. send me to guns out there in motion with somebody to go out there to supplement the fluids. but his board is a sweet proxy donald associated with the car go out know fairly new. it has to be up to us, which is leading into these discouraging let's take a look at it today. let's see. because any of these up on me is before, look at the deal and stuff cannot be back to me. any origin seeing i should buy it's nearby doing

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mandated that because of biden or what, but you and jamie and everybody, i hope you're going to open your banks to conservatives because what you're doing is wrong. >> and, jamie, there being a reference to jp morgan and ceo jamie dimon. cnbc senior economics reporter steve liesman standing by with more. our senior banking and finance reporter, leslie picker, is here as well. leslie, let's just pick up on the reverberations this is causing thus far. >> yeah, there are definitely some reverberations. this is an issue that kind of came to the forefront back in april of 2024. you had a group of 15 attorneys general who sent a letter to bank of america basically saying and alleging discriminatory practices against certain clients who were dropped due to political and religious affiliations. if we want to take a step back here. banks do drop customers. oftentimes those customers are not given a reason. so you had these 15 attorneys general kind of write this letter citing some specific examples and saying that was not in accordance with the law, which prohibits discrimination for banks and doing businesses and issuing and offering credit to

jamie or we being too hard on this kind all? >> i do back of my pants right now. but you can't see it. and the original story i feel like an idiot he kept coming to a close a good. in all the stories i saw it was like that must be a clothespin. and i googled mail anchor peg and the craziest [bleep] came up on my computer. i can't believe somebody what you stopped by 1980 to get a close peg? can we have these people to show pictures? i feel like you want to report on ditches wednesday and it is like a guy hanging sideways from upholding like now i believe you. but did you hear there is a real they actually put forth a pretty real reason why he was wearing a clothespin? it wasn't his fault? they said a producer thought he looked fact. >> greg: tyrus, jamie almost makes a good point there. a lot of times these reporters make it about themselves. >> no. >> greg: shocking. >> it made it worse because it looks like he had a fireman's blouse on. if you go back he pinned back the thing but then it gave him the puffy his little arms aren't big e

do you guys think. did you just push it away. jamie really wanted to talk. yeah. yeah. well, i'm definitely reluctant to put numbers it and i think. if we think about care, it be a matter of collective impact as well. individual actions, time that that sort of add up to a bigger whole as well. and particularly if we carry the into the reconstruction era and think about, you know, we definitely think about the where hundreds of people die in reconstruction but also we just think of sort of the daily collective of hum of violence over years and the impact of that. and so i think it i would i yeah i'm also reluctant put numbers on an atrocity is the the starburst right it's an incident right it's it shows you as opposed to the day to day to day to day to process as opposed to war is event and series of events that link to each other as opposed to a daily process. but you even i think you're on to something with your turn. no, no i think you are. i'm on something. yeah. this is where i wanted to sit next to each other is the about who's telling the story? who is defining it

do. in response. congressman jamie raskin is democrat of maryland. he's the ranking member on the judiciary committee. and he joins me now. one of the things we try to do here in the in the trump 2.0 era generally is modulate tone so that we are not freaking out about everything. okay. so we didn't like i didn't. there's lots of things i haven't freaked out about. i was struck by the genuine chaos this seemed to send through the country up and down. i mean, you're a member of congress. were you fielding calls from constituents and nonprofits and folks like that about this. >> all day long. >> from the very beginning, because it attacks child care programs. it attacks head start, it attacks veterans programs, suicide prevention programs, agricultural programs. it really was a threatened government shutdown, except for social security. >> and medicare and maybe medicaid, but. >> basically still kind of undetermined. it was an indefinite government shutdown, and people were baffled and shocked and astonished and aggrieved. and what i've been trying to te

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you should protest the other party's lack of observance of norms by doing it yourself. >> jamie gangel, as you watch this, we have watched this kind of moment every four years except for last year, for a long time. what stands out to you? >> i think just the underlying political reality that your panel was discussing earlier. this is painful. nobody likes to lose. and even though the candidate was vice president harris at the time, she sharedshared with president biden. i used to speak to former president bush 41 about this a lot when he did not win a second term. it's hard. and i think it is particularly hard, obviously, because of the underlying feelings that they have for donald trump. >> speaking of hard. vice president harris and vice president- elect jd vance getting into their limousine to make the ride to the capitol as well. tim naftali, historian, in this moment, again, this is something which is normal except for the last time around. what are your thoughts right now? >> well, as you know, i did spend some time as the admiral director of the nixon library, and i'm thinking t

i don't intend to do that. >> jamie dimon , thank you. >>> thank you very much. out from procter & gamble. with travelers, they earned and adjusted $9.15 per share. that was well above what the street was expecting. revenue came in line. you can see the stock popping on the news with 4.1%. we look at the dow futures that we see this. like the dow is indicated up by 132 after strong reports from these companies. procter & gamble just reported, and they are registering a beach on the top and he bottom line. that stock is up by 3%. you are looking at big gains on better than expected earnings coming through. that will drive things. we talked about how the markets are priced at historically high levels. the only thing you could hope for, the reason you expect work growth is if the companies beat expectations. that is what we are hearing this morning. when we come back, we will speak with the procter & gamble ceo, joe moeller, about the quarter, and much more. "squawk box" will be right back. $100,000. >> margin loan. interactive brokers. charges just 5.83%. >> do you

jamie, less than not. there's all the kids you likes to do some costs from the 100. there's always to get some wind telling me about the gym as in, in a demo. um, shoot over the standard, the new diety, these onto the new places that said it was yeah. what i usually best anymore. okay . some, some of the short on getting call me there was no accidental to this. to assess, i've had with home phone, i just want a phones if i need to do that, that said no, it's yeah like that. so i don't want to just call you around any use of mr. i knew that both to the customer, fremont, they're just gonna move on the didn't cause the kid that i can do send the whole sure. these are these 2 guys from a c a i that is that i'm not going to let me send you the new law for me and her son and said, i'm not going to college to still don't, should have said you don't have any knowledge of what you then and if that's connected to more than one. yeah. as long as he is not, you know, what is useful penalty the based on this new bill say, well uh, but also she's the one girl who needed keys with

do business within the bank. that included a place called bank of america. they don't take conservative business. i don't know if regulators mandated that because of biden or what. you and jamie and everybody i hope you will open your banks to conservatives. what you are doing is wrong. >> mr. president, i will say your friend gianni told me to tell you hello and we look forward to sponsoring the world cup this summer for the club and thank you for getting that for the united states. >> president trump: thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. president. we'll go to anna, the executive chairman of bank of san tan dor , one of the big banks. >> mr. president, congratulations on a historic victory. i believe you don't know me as well as my fellow panelists, a few words. our bank is one of the largest banks in the world by number of customers. 170 million. 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

jamie, you never wavered from going after those in power, including your ex-wife. how do you feel when you see other comics who shied away from that material, who now are speaking truth to power? >> i have mixed emotions because i am happy that i feel like there finally, maybe being honest, telling the truth. >> but you know, there's so many of them that are grifters and just sort of going where the money is. >> and that's a little infuriating. but it's good to have been on board since the beginning. and in your monologue, you said, like some people's managers and agents like, told them not to do certain things and not to. i thankfully have a manager who's never told me what to do. he doesn't answer my calls and i lost, i lost friends, i lost, i lost, i got divorced from being on the show. it was also because she was in love with another man early on. >> slippery slope. >> yeah, it's all kind of related. and real quick on that video, biden looked like he just found out he was the best man at a wedding 10s before he had to give a speech. yeah, like he was so unprepared. an

jamie lissow doctor. drew. kat. timpf. tyrus. let's do this. greg. how many nights you know the rules.ess. yeah. here we go. what? okay. how many? how many? how many nuts, judge. >> eight. >> eight. six. six. nine. nine. four. four. let's do it. squirrel! >> one. >> there should be music for this. yeah, because right now i just hear jesse eating. >> eight. wow. nine. >> wow. he could put a lot in his mouth. >> ten. >> oh, i. >> never win. >> yeah, look at that. squirrels are amazing. wow. yeah. and the answer is 12. >> wow. >> you. i think judge win the squirrel. >> monk. >> thank you. i'm so excited. >> you better be. >> yeah, i'll go quickly. country star eric church is doing his part to help out those in north carolina. he did. his song carolina is featured in a tourism campaign. the people of asheville and the appalachians, they they were a part of this whole ad, and it's really fabulous. and i encourage you to check it out. jessica. >> mine's a little bit longer. do you want to plug your show? no. go ahead. okay. >> oh. that's nice. jesse. you should thank jesse for that. >> now,

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. >> i know that what you do and jamie dimon does don't always correlate exactly. this interview where he called himself cautiously pessimistic as opposed to cautiously optimistic. do you have the same view? >> i would say we're cautiously optimistic about the economic outlook. last year was realizing corporate household balance sheets are doing fine. we're normalizing across a variety of indicators. labor market. inflation. we're also cautiously optimistic about the long run outlook. also a big story last year was the improvement on the supply side. where we're more cautiously, i wouldn't say pessimistic. the reason for caution is in portfolios. there is a cost to pay a very strong but very concentrated returns. when we speak to investors, what was a 60/40 allocation is now a 75/25 allocation. that was 50/50 growth value is now 60/40. there's a lot of focus on recent winners. that doesn't set you up for strong returns going forward. >> maybe a curve ball. maybe not. it's obviously in the headlines. does what's happening in los angeles do you think have any meaningf

do. i've had health problems, you know. it makes a lot of sense. tom: jamieimon has long been in the spotlight in terms of succession plans, when he steps down. he's made a joke of being five years down the line. 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 abo

actors jamie lee curtis, along wit sean penn, are among those vowing to do all they can to bring the city back. we will heal. we will heal together, one day at a time, one thing at a time. but we will rebuild stronger and more beautiful than ever. be great to see if these people want to come back. we should do everything we can to help them back. leaders across southern california are also now committing to a rapid cleanup response to launch what will no doubt be a massive rebuild. now turning to our climate in crisis. this morning, the state will get its score on how well california prioritize climate change. the group california environmental voters, released its environmental scorecard, which gives the local government their environmental and climate actions over the past year. it grades them well. this year, california was rated at a b. 84%. some of the major wins for the state were the passing of climate bills that put caps on oil wells and building electrification. orange county congressman dave min says, we don't have time to waste to change. as concerning as the massive weath

breaking rules, even if it means zooming into davos and chiding publicly jamie dimon and the ceo of the bank of america for what they're doing. these are the kinds of things they've been so worried about, because these are the things that are effective. >> yeah, they like the power, just not when he uses the power in ways that they don't like. do you think that he has the kind of political capital and coattails that can bring in an rfk jr that can bring in a tulsi, they can bring in a kash patel? or are those individuals still kind of on the fence here? >> well, we saw with matt gaetz that the republicans in the senate are willing to say no to his nominees if they feel like their ideology is too far afield from establishment consensus. every democrat voted for marco rubio. they're going to vote for elise stefanik. it's the ones who challenge the establishment, like tulsi gabbard and rfk, who republican senators, not just democrats, are trying to stop. and i think trump obviously has a lot of power. but whether they can he can override the establishment forces that are still dominant in his party, i think remains to be seen.

jamie lissow, dr. drew, kat timpf, tyrus. let's do this: you know the rules. all right. let's roll -- all right., judge? >> judge jeanine: 8. >> jessica: 6. >> jesse: 9. >> dana: 4. >> greg: let's do it, squirrel. there should be music 9, he could put a lot in his mouth. 9, 10. 11. >> jesse: i never win. >> greg: squirrels are amazing. yeah. and the answer is 12. you, judge, win the squirrel. >> i'm so excited. >> you better be. help out those north carolina he did north carolina featured in the campaign. the people of asheville and appalachian, they were a part of this whole ad. and it's really fabulous. and encourage to you check this out. jessica? >> jessica: do you want to plug your show? >> greg: that's tonight, jesse. >> greg: thank jesse for that. >> jessica: now i don't have time. >> greg: exactly. [laughter] >> jessica: this is just the worst. this mother who has a visually impaired son got braille on her manicure so he could read it and said love you, shay. which is his name. >> jesse: very sweet. >> dana: worth it. that's it for us, everyone. >> bret: you guys always get the best food

jamie and everybody. i hope you're going to open your bags to conservatives because what you're doing is wrong mr. president will say that your friend gianni was upset, a low told me tell you a low and we look forward to a sponsor. woke up when it comes to the summer for the club and next year. so thank you for getting that. the nice space. thank you very much, brian. thank you. mazar president will now go to a button. she's the executive chairman of bunk, go sent under one of the big earbuds banks and also in the us. so i know mister president, congratulations on a historic victory. i believe you don't know me as well as my fellow panelists. so a few words, something that is one of the largest banks in the world, my number of customers, 170000000. 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

i do not know if the regulators mandated that but you and jamie and everyone else i hope you will bet -- will open your bank to conservatives because what you are doing is wrong. brian: i will say that your friend told me to tell you hello and we are looking to sponsoring when it comes to the summer for the club and next year so thank you for getting that for the united states. pres. trump: thank you very much. >> thank you very -- thank you very much mr. president and now we will go to the executive chairman of santander, one of the biggest european banks. and also in the u.s.. >> mr. president, congratulations on a historic victory. i believe you do not know me as well as your fellow panelists so a few words, santander is one of the largest banks in the world by number of customers, 170 million which is more than my friend brian and jamie have. and -- [applause] that is coming. >> that was cheeky. ana: we are a big investor in the united states and we have many customers, 12,000 employees and we are one of the largest auto lenders and we launched a fully digital dank -- bank called

. >> what do you think, adam? a day jamie dimon says are the market i think asset prices inflateded by any measure. >> he did that say 30%, 50% ago? right? >> talking hurricanes things like that. >> saying. all right, all wrong but his stock a monster. >> a little sour. >> more relevant today than said then? we have, look at the market multiple where at, what, 22 times forward on s&p. ten year average 18.3. >> as usual. sensible. history dictates call valuations. hard to rate out multiple expansion. less juice than a year ago. you don't have the fed in front of you. closer to the end of that. we'll see. don't have as much maybe in the form of fiscal stimulus from the u.s. with excess spending's china seems less juicy. two bullish things out there. one is m&a. you saw in december and you've seen this month a lot of announcements on deals. every lawyer i know in bankruptcy is busy. could create valuation in person parts of the market that could prop up some lower valuations. and, two, is the a.i. stuff. what i mean by that is n

do that. ♪ >> dana: time now for "one more thing." greg? >> greg: thank you, dana. i hope i see you later and i will. tonight at 10:00 p.m. dana perino, jamiet's an all-star panel. take that, bret baier. let's do this. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great >> greg: look at that i e i owna frenchie. zoomys like never believe. look at this dog has zoomies and can't stop. has to keep going from side to side. putting its head out of the window it. must have been quite an experience for the driver. either that or it's two dogs. one dog. police in missouri help save an escaped spider monkey. sporting a pink tutu. finally warmed up to his rescue crew and even held hands with the sheriff. so, perino on politics i askll the dumb questions you ever wanted to know about crypto. up now. jesse? >> jesse: you are a surfer, right, kennedy? >> jesse: watch this right here. monster 108 tall wave. >> dana: maverick. >> jesse: exactly. alex an degree smashing the world record by more than 20 feet. look at that. 40 miles per hour while climbing down that barrel, kennedy, yeah, baby. tonight, "jesse watters primetime," johnny went to canad