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i know carl was mentioned and jeff being a co-chair.is an honor to have some of the candidates and they have come on board like different ways and it is great to have a unified republican party. it makes it easier to establish values with pennsylvania. i think most of you are curious about how i got involved in israel. maybe my values are good place to start their. if the go way back in my family. my dad was an immigrant to this country. how we got here has a lot to do with jewish medicine. my dad was born of the very poor part of turkey and grew up on a dirt floor. the only way out was a scholarship. he managed to get a scholarship to article school. he mriculated in 1944. medical schools in turkey were ok. in 1944, the university was probably the top medical school in the world. all the jewish physicians fleeing the atrocities of the nazis, were given a solemn that they desired in turkey. some of the most famous doctors in the world had fled from germany, austria, czechoslovakia, poland and had come to turkey taught my father. when my

signalled by the yield curve could make market pe look higher than they appear to be right now >> you know, jeffu have kids or how old they may be if you have kids, you may remember the days when you are driving. are we there yet are we there yet you remember that? my guess is with the affection you have for your clients, you are getting that treatment is it a bottom is it a bottom is the bottom in are you getting that >> 1,000 times a day i think we can't count on bottoming until we see a peak. the fed will not stop hiking rates. they will need to see it decline and react in hindsight we have seen the peak in commodities a couple of months ago. inflation is a process we may be followed by goods inflation. we may begin to see that discount today look at services prices. that makes up 60% of the cpi they don't peak for two to four months we may look out to late this fall or early winter before we point to a peak in inflation when the fed can begin to slow its pace of interest hikes that is the signal to stop going down it could be a way away that is high dividend stocks may be the solution. >> th

jeff, i know you like these stories. >> yeah. >> it was rolled out at the kennedy space center in floridaook at that. >> the unmanned flight test will be the first in a series of a complex mission to the moon. that looks cool, right? >> yeah, i have seen that. >> that is amazing. engineers pleaded final checks on the rocket following two test countdowns, known as the white dress rehearsals. nasa is targetin >>> tonight the new reporting the fbi interviewing former trump white house lawyers about the documents seized the at mar-a-lago >>> former white house counsel pat cipollone and pat philbin, now the highest ranking trump officials interviewed in the investigation. >>> the news coming as a battle over unsealing the affidavit rages. the doj arguing it would harm the probe. mr. trump saying release it now. >>> also tonight, the high stakes primary will liz cheney, one of the most vocal gop critics against donald trump lose her seat in congress. >>> president biden capping a big win for democrats signing that sweeping climate health care and tax bill. >>> first lady jill biden testing posi

jeff, i know you like these stories. >> yeah. >> it was rolled out at the kennedy space center in florida. >> look at that. >> the unmanned flight test will be the first in a series of a complex mission to the moon. that looks cool, right? >> yeah, i have seen that. >> that is amazing. engineers pleaded final checks on the rocket following two test countdowns, known as the white dress rehearsals. nasa is targeting au [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight sh sta

so what is your assessment of what we know and what we don't know about this case? jeffat we don't know, because we are not seeing the affidavit in support of the arch, is what specifically are they concerned about. they talk about documents relating to nuclear weapons. that can mean all sorts of things, from the relatively innocent to the really serious potential breach of security at the highest level. when they talk aut referencing a criminal statute that talks about taking documents to obstruct justice, are they talking about an attempt to cover up something? we don't kno what we do know, to be blunt, is that the various explanations that trump and his allies have given keep changing. first, well, maybe the fbi was planting evidence. thateems unlikely. then, no problem, he can declassify anything with a wave of his hand. well, he can't. and the statutes in question do not talk about classified documents. the last point i wld make is trump said at one point, we have given them everything they wanted. well, not exactly. one of trump's lawyers signed a statement saying

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.>> i am a big believer in jeff. i know the box stores are out of favor. he's doing a good job. this is only a four times earnings. i would buy that stock. they will fix the balance sheet. now they have great merchandise. i think bloomingdale's is worth the price. it is insulting to jeff. it is insulting. jeff, come on monday, okay? the mecca my getting wrapped? i'm getting wrapped. i was having so much fun. i used to be in the long jump. i did not get that far. i was in 10 relays. you did not know that. we have the random batting average. 2022 will be known when many businesses guess wrong, but not on this show. we don't guess. with a host of industries. in this barrier portfolio? i'm checking in with the ceo. this looks different than it did a few months ago. it sure portfolio ready to handle what ever is thrown at it? we are asking if you are diversified. >>> [ indiscernible ], we've never heard of it. we will change that tonight. we sit down with the top brass. stay with cramer. >>> do not miss a second of "mad money". follow jim cramer on twitter. you can tweet him at #madt

margaret. >> jeff pegues. i know you'll continue to track this story." will be right back. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we do have some good news for drivers. aaa says the average price for a gallon of regular gas dipped below $4 for the first time in five months. here's cbs's errol barnett. >> today, 3.99! it's good. >> reporter: it is a rare glimmer of financial hope for what does it feel like to get at least this sma >> it felt good. you know, i got a little extra money. >> reporter: the national average for gas dipping below $4 today, almost two months after hitting a record high. relief stemming from an increase in global oil supply and decrease in fuel demand, helping to lower the rate of inflation. how encouraging is that news to you? >> well, it's great. the trend is good. the trend is your friend. but we are not out of the woods yet. >> reporter: cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger warns the bigger economic picture remains perilous. >> the problem that we see in almost every category is that you can look at a given

. >> brennan: jeff pegues. i know you'll continue to track this story. news, for drivers-- aaa says the average price for a gallon of regular gas dipped below $4 for the first time in five months. here's cbs's errol barnett. >> today, $3.99! it's good. >> reporter: it is a rare glimmer of financial hope for those frustrated by fuel prices. what does it feel like to get at least this small bit of relief? >> it feels good. you know, i got a little extra money. >> reporter: the national average for gas dipping below $4 today, almost two months after hitting a record high. relief stemming from an increase in global oil supply and decrease in fuel demand, helping to lower the rate of inflation. how encouraging is that news to you? >> well, it's great. the trend is good. the trend is your friend-- but, we are not out of the woods yet. >> reporter: cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger warns the bigger economic picture remains perilous. >> the problem that we see in almost every category is that you can look at a given month and say, "phew, we're down from

jeff clark? did i know who he was? something like that. i told him i did. the conversation just moved on. when i hung up i was quizzical as to how does the president even know mr. clark? i was not aware that they had ever met, or the president had been involved in any of the issues in the civil division. >> it was a bit of a surprise when he brought his name up? >> yes. >> mr. clark is the acting head of the civil division. head of environmental in natural resource division of the department of justice. do either of those divisions have any role whatsoever in investigating election fraud, sir? >> no. to my awareness jeff clark and had no prior involvement of any kind with regard to the work that the department is doing, that attorney general barr has talked about with this committee. >> take a minute and explain why the president mentioned jeff clark's name to mr. rosen here on christmas eve. on december 21st, some republican members of congress met with president trump in the white house to talk about overturning the

happy to have you here. >> [ laughs >> seth: i know, and, d'arcy, it should be noted you said, you know, if jeffn >> seth: well, i think we're all very happy about that. let me just say, i have enjoyed this season very -- so much. >> very much >> seth: very much [ laughs ] [ laughter ] but this was a season, like a lot of great television, that was interrupted by covid >> it sure was >> seth: so, how far into this season were you when the rug got pulled out >> when the thing happened >> seth: yeah. >> we were doing table reads, so we were about to start filming we were on the -- for l.a., lockdown started on a friday we went -- we did our table read on a wednesday when it was still like, "what's going on?" >> seth: yeah. >> and we went to a little table read and everyone had like one individual hand sanitizer, like that would fix it. >> seth: that was gonna do it, yeah >> yeah. and everybody was like, "should we hug should we not? and then a couple of actors and i got into henry winkler's car and drove to lunch and, like, shared food, appetizers. so we didn't know anything at that point we knew

jeff: i think everybody knows after covid that people are now starting to a lot more online learning,r the world. we had 47 million learners on coursera at the beginning of 2020. 30 million more came during 2020, during the pandemic. now we are at 107 million. there has been a big shift towards online learning. that is well known. there is a lot of observation and some arguments about remote work. the workers work remotely -- will workers work remotely? what people are not appreciating is the power of putting these things together. once anyone in the world has access to high-quality learning and even college degrees online, and anyone in the world who learns these digital skills can start getting these jobs and working in these jobs, even if the jobs aren't in their cities or states or even in their countries, you have much more equal opportunity to learn and also more equal opportunity for good paying jobs. i think that may be the legacy of the pandemic is going to be way more people in the workforce will become more educated and have a much better chance of landing a good job. emily

jeff, i know you like these stories. >> yeah. >> it was rolled out at the kennedy space center in florida. >> look at that. >> the unmanned flight test will be the first in a series of a complex mission to the moon. that looks cool, right? >> yeah, i have seen that. >> that is amazing. engineers pleaded final checks on the rocket following two test countdowns, known as the white dress rehearsals. nasa is targeting au [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - demi lovato, murray bartlett, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1,700 shows. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, come on now. that's the energy. thank you very much. enjoy yourself welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show. you're here. you made it. thank you for watching at home [ cheers and applause let's get to some news well, guys, today president biden returned from his vacati

yeah, jeff, you know, it's funny the word "conspiracy" has been thrown around the last several years. it would be a conspiracy to deny the existence of an administrative state. jeff clark, thank you too being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> will: ing fbi agents raided former president trump's home. the former president said the raid amounts to prosecutorial misconduct, the weaponize of the justice system, and attack by radical left democrats who desperately don't want me to run in 2024. trump said agents broke into his safe. a former federal prosecutor joins us now. francey, if we might, let's narrow in the best that we can on the legal implications here. we've talked much tonight about the political state, the partisan potentiality of this. does this hold, in your estimation, any legal water? assuming this is about those documents, boxes of supposed classified documents. what is the burden of proof? where does this go legally? >> great questions, will. i worked in classified information. i worked in national security cases. i worked in front of the pfizer court. i would have said t

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jeff: don't know what the future holds for your sons in a lobster business. >> we will see. are trying to shut us down, we don't know what the future of the fishery is. jeff: a picture of this guy. before he eats me i will try to eat him. neil: du government folks just see these folks when they make these decisions? it is wild. jeff: they don't listen to them often in these guys want to make sure there are lobsters out here, they are not trying to hurt the environment, they want the environment to be clean and good and great. neil: easier said than done. thank you for all that. jeff flock in maine following this development. it led to a conundrum not only for lobster fishermen but restaurants, inflation means you have to find cheaper ways to get food to your customers table, customers coming in at all and a lot of them found clever ways around that by trying to deal with the crunch of available workers because a lot of people are not answering the call so they come up with other novel solutions. madison. >> reporter: i'm behind the castle where flippedy the robot is the star

you know, they're quite clear about it and but again that represents like an existential threat to how jeff understands himself because if he accepts that information, he would have to accept that his grandfather's lying to him and if he accepts his grandfather's lying to him he would have to it would threaten to crumble and disintegrate the foundation upon which the relationship was built and then threatened to disintegrate the foundation upon which so many of the relationships in his community and in family are built and so you only get that sort of understanding i think from like jim genuinely approaching somebody and trying to understand. why they believe what they believe because otherwise you can go in and just make people caricatures of themselves. right? and the thing, is that like the more unsettling piece of a sun's confederate veterans event for me is that it's not is that it felt like a family reunion right was it was the sort of intergenerational familial piece of it where it was clear how this story was being passed down across generations. it was clear. what was the glue that

jeff, you know, it's funny the way the word conspiracy has been thrown around for the last several years it would be a conspiracy to deny the existence of administrative state. geoff clark, thankxi youst sof h for being with tonight.>> thank you. fbi agents raided former president trump's palm beach home earlier this evening. the former president said in prd a raid which was unannounced that it amounts to, quote, prosecutorial misconduct, the weaponization of the justice system and an attackfst by radical left democrats who definitely don't want me to run for president in basedour, especially on recent polls. trump said agents also broke into a safe i. francey hakes is a former federal prosecutor and she joins us now. i want to i want to if we might. let's narrow win nowt the best that we can on the legaler implications here. we've talked so much tonight about the political state, the partisan potentia of this. does this hold inan your estimation any legal water ,assuming this is about those documents, boxes of supposed classified documents? what is the burden of proof? wheree does this

jeff suckers 9:00 a.m. conference calls. i proceeded to record the 9:00 a.m. conference calls for two months nonstop. one day it's all about transparency we want to knowy manufacture the consent. on the 61st day i decided to dial into the conference call. and say hello to jeff zucker and tell him i have been recording them for the last two months. my colleague live stream this. you're about to watch it it's a live stream moment unplanned, un-muted, dialing of the conference call, here we go. >> you are and muted. >> jeff becker, you know, this is james o'keefe, i've been listening to your cnn calls for basically two months recording y everything, i just wanted to ask you some questions if you have a minutete do you still feel you e most trusted name in news, from what i've been hearing on the phone calls i don't know about that, we have a lot of recordings that indicate you're not really that independent of the journalist. >> thank you for your comments. i think what will do will set up a new system. >> i was kind of shocked that he actually talked to me for a minute. thank you for your comments will set up a new system. i just said will just get on t

the days of donald trump, you know, throwing his weight around or threatening the department of justice, they're clearly over. he doesn't have bill barr or whitaker, jeff sessions, you know, to do his bidding anymore. but we do need a full account of, one, most importantly, what documents did donald trump have that were top secret and compartmentalized. two, you know, where these documents came into other individuals? who else had access? were they digitized. i am afraid they could've also been uploaded into an online format. three, we know donald trump interacts often with foreign nationals, you know, were they given or passed around, ordered for nationals have access to them. and then why, why crusted he have these documents? they say that my colleagues on the intel committee on the republican side say it is for his memoir. donald trump just published a picture book. he is not writing a memoir. so the why is also very important here. >> yeah, i will play mike turner who has been going around sort of defending the president, making that point, take a listen. >> what use would a former president have for classified or top secret information once he has

. >> jeff, as we know, cheney is the last of the ten house republicans who voted to impeach donald trumpnsurrection to face a primary. what is this going to show? >> reporter: well, look, we have seen throughout the primaries, throughout the summer that the vast majority of the ten will not be in congress next year. some through retirements, and others through losing primary races. and if liz cheney falls short tonight, she will go on that list. but the january 6th committee continues. she's the vice chair of the committee, so their work is going to continue in september where they're still holding hearings. it is a dual track, yes, she's been focusing on her primary race here, trying to get independents and democrats and as well as republicans to vote for her, but still looking ahead as well to the january 6th commission. the bigger question is what comes after that, kate. >> exactly. if cheney falls short, do we know what is next for her? >> reporter: look, i think we're going to get a fairly good sense tonight in her speech, win or lose, she is going to, i'm told, offer sort of her vi

rely on my background in oil trading with mark fisher and looking at the shape of the curve and i know jeffari at goldman sachs did an excellent job talking about this as well. i've got spot price of oil right now sitting at 8807. that is down -- 12 months out. you've got the spot price of oil only down year today $40.30 priced at $80.55. it's still representative of a very tight supply environment and when you study the earnings results for these energy companies -- >> it's bonkers. >> pioneer, the raising of the dividend, the revenue that's being generated -- they are going to invest not in production. they are going to invest in their share price. >> if crew continues to go down -- jenny, i'm looking at the list of things that you own. let's see. chevron. that is down today. devin. that's down today. tender morgan. that's down today. my point is you own a lot of these stocks. how can they do well? >> i never counted on, nor did the share prices ever count on $140 oil. let's dissect devon, for example. at the current price of oil, if devin would collect around $80 a barrel, devin would co

. >> let's take a question from jeff faust with space news. >> i know this particular flight required getting the integrated crew agreement signed, which only took place about a month ago. i am curious during your training, were you following that? was there nervousness about whether the agreement would be completed in time to allow you to fly in september? frank: we definitely were following it obviously because it affected us directly. i don't know that i was nervous about it. i had confidence in the team that it would happen, but at the same time there was a confidence of knowing that if it happened, we would be ready, and if it didn't, there would be other opportunities. i am incredibly excited about the fact that it did happen. no nervousness about it. >> we will go over to a question from social media. if you have a question on social media, you can ask using #asknasa. from mark on twitter, what to -- what do the final weeks look like leading up to your launch? frank: it's really busy. in russia, we will spend the last couple of weeks doing simulations, primarily in the soyuz bu

is >> i love you jeff and you know i love you. i don't know what it says, it is scary to me that has happened. i think it tells us that moneyt by shoot free time. i think it is scary that he has him in charge of a crime. and for the record i wasn't charged with a crime i have a confidential source and is held in contempt of court. a little jail time would probably make him a little more humble. [laughter] this is more of a statement. try to be political about it. so janice paulson says a person in contact with other seniors who say i don't listen to the news it's too depressing and sad. it makes me upset.aner ignorance is what they want to take advantage of people and we count them to get back to us. more of a. statement. your thoughts? >> knowledge is power. you have to be carriage in that knowledge but when problems is lack of education. lack of decent reporting. and guess what, we don't vote. we consider great voter turnout slightly over 50%. which means even if a majority of the voters vote you in that still a minority of theo

you know, i get emotional, too >> reporter: for jeff, it's personal. his uncle huey died in combat during world war ii, and his father walter was an army paratrooper in the korean war are you doing this in part to honor your family >> definitely. >> it was on the 13th of june, 1945. >> reporter: we were there when jeff visited dr. roy stevens in florence, alabama. >> it's just a great thing he's doing it's a great thing for the families they're scarce somebody needs to tell the story, and jeffrey's telling the story. >> hi, debbie. >> reporter: jeff's work profoundly moving for dr. stevens' daughter, debbie nelson >> i'm going to treasure -- the picture forever. >> what can these veterans teach us? >> it's just stories of duty and sacrifice, you know, they gave up everything i want those who didn't hear about these veterans to be able to learn and understand what they went through so many years ago. >> jeff doesn't just photograph those who saw combat, but anyone who supported the war efforts like mechanics, nurses, radio operators. it's a wonderful pr

knows why she lost. but this is now her mission. >> yeah, it is. and let me say if jeff can get list to come on, i will yield my time. you can vote me and -- liz -- she has a lot to say, i think. she almost understated the case. it was not just that she would not go along with trump, she decided she had to play a key role. she accepted the appointments to the committee, she accepted playing a key role on the committee, the key role on the committee. i mean, bringing the truth to light about january 6th, and above all, exposing trump's lies and exposing this man who was unfit for the presidency, as she thinks. i tried to put the party on the spot. and to come to grips with the fact that he is out of the presidency, that's been in remission for the year and a half. it's remission going forward. so it was a choice that she made. she knew a risk for reelection. and she took the choice, she made the choice, and i think she made it without any second-guessing of herself are really any regrets. i think when she says she thinks what bush has been doing on the committee than winn

. >> jeff, i don't know if he's disgraced, but i do know that rusty bowers just lost his primary to a trump endorsed maga republican. he shared very strong words there, but he showed them as a guy who is about to lose his job. any chance more of his fellow republicans might start speaking the truth. those who are going to be in office going forward? >> i mean, if past is prologue, it's hard to imagine that anyone who hasn't already come out and denounced some of these things, are going to all of a sudden start making that their mantra going into the midterm election. but back to something else we mentioned, steph, in terms of the president and what he is mentioning, he did spend a good part of his speech today in pennsylvania talking about january six, which he certainly has spoken of before. but when i thought was remarkable today, was not just the mention of maga republicans, which is something that is kind of a piece of his rhetoric, and has been for the last couple of months. but making a connection between supporting january 6th, and supporting the police. democrats are vulnerabl

and scott perry knows jeff clark and was around after the election in 2020. he was, in fact, brianna, the person who introduced clark and trump right around that time. >> all right. katelyn polantz, great reporting. thank you. >>> let's go back to the search at mar-a-lago. joining me now joey jackson and former federal prosecutor jessica roth. joey, reporting this morning that the fbi took 12 boxes of stuff out of mar-a-lago when they searched it monday. does that seem like a lot? >> look, anything, right, would seem like a lot when it furthers a criminal investigation. we don't know how large the boxes are, how many documents are within those boxes. i think, though, to be misled by the notion that it simply dealt with declassified documents i think would be misleading. i think there is a lot more here that we have to connect the dots to. is there any information in there with respect to january 6th that would further the notion of what he was doing, who he was communicating with, any documents centered around that. so, you know, the fact is that we are in un

jeff? >> we've got the heat. i know, that story is so touching. and that hot weather is going to continue in the forecast as we move through tomorrow. then we are going to get some changes in here. let's go ahead and get a look, and you can see out here across san jose, there is a little haze off towards the distance. that's some of that air quality that's keeping it unhealthy through the south bay and also the east bay. i know the system it can sneak up on you. make sure you're drinking plenty of water. the old adage here is if you're feeling thirsty, you're usually some sort of hydrated. so have that water with you. also wearing a hat can help. a cold towel on the back of your neck if you're spending extended times outdoors. can also lower your core body temperature. spf, don't want to forget that. and remember those pets. let's get you outside here to livermore. this has been one of our hottest locations up to 106, which makes it the hottest day of the year by far. last time we got anything close to 106 was back in the first day of summer, whic

and so we had this really awkward conversation and it was one of those where i was like, jeff, i, you know i'm going to do it. and it takes two to help you in any. and he said, i get, i get it. and you know that i don't. and i just interrupted him. i was like, i know we're good. and he said, all i need from you is i need for you this to do one thing. and i was like, okay, what is it? he goes, call ralph reed. okay, i'll call ralph reed. and so, you know, anyway, the point being like looking back on that, it's like if the most important things in my life are in the back there, my husband and my child and i was willing to work for people that wanted to bind into law, denying me that now all of a sudden i don't know if empathy is the right word, but understanding of the trump people's mental due to you start to get a little bit more. it's like if i could compartmentalize that and say, oh, well, i'm going to do it for the good of the team or for the good of my job. even though this affects me personally, and that's how easy it is to be like, well, i'm going to do what's what's good for my care