jim scott, during the republic into bass said, don't worry. it's not a gift to you, right? it's a long raise your hand if you think that that last ever getting paid back. of course it's hard. so why do they call? what is it they call it alone? they can impose loan conditions and what is the long conditions of impose on number one of extreme austerity program. so if your report, you great and you're going to be port forever. number 2, most important ukraine has to put all of its own assets up for sale to multinational corporations including all of its agricultural land. the biggest single asset in your, on your grants, are in a 1000 years for a lot of atlantis ridges in the world. bread basket, a few or 500000 kids. almost. you great. kids have died to keep that plan just for to you. great. they almost certainly didn't know about this on condition. a 40 sold 30 percent of the buyers were coupon. cargill, monsanto. what do you think owns all of those companies? got black, right? and then in december president, i gave out the contract to rebuild you. great. and already they ge

what did you think when you heard tim scott saying that >> look, this is not that tim scott, jim, that i think most of us knew and washington, i remember working with his office and thinking very much that behind the scenes tim scott shared a view of a lot of republicans that donald trump was unhinged and he had an inclination towards illegality. and certainly tim scott was saying to contemporaries around the time of the transition in 2020, how chaotic it was getting. and now we have a tim scott that is seemingly backpedaling on his morals as part of an audition potentially for the vice presidency. i think jim, this sort of encapsulates that contagious, that very, very contagious cowardice. we are seeing spread through the republican party and i worry it's the type of thing that could get donald trump reelected is that ignoring what happened in the past and that anti-constitutional behavior that got donald trump out of office. and the first place i mean, it sounds like i mean, at least a phonic senator jd vance, they both have said they would not have certified the 2020 election result

scott. >> hi jim.ar-old company, went public a couple of years ago, experiencing about a 20% year-over-year growth and becoming a dominant player in the business of business, invoice and payment industry. >> it's a tough industry, it's had a big run, historically i've been positive about the industry, but turns as of late, the multiples of , to high but i like fiecko, we will do more work, i don't know enough to be up to say it, that's the way it is.>>> let's go to rafael in new jersey.>> how are you? figure i'm good. >> pretty good, a beautiful sunset new jersey. >> me too. >> go ahead, what is up? >> i hear mixed things about live nation. but i'm not sure where it is going. >> this is going to be another great year for them, they are actually so well ahead of plan that i was shocked, the repeater is really good. you know i love them, it is unrequited, i thought i did everything they wanted but i'm not bothered one bit. let's go to tim in ohio. >> hi jim, what's up >> i am just showing like usual, wha

that 1023 form from this highly credible, confidential human source, according to us attorney scott brady jim jordan saying that was the most most important thing that they had. scott brady, who is a trump appointee, also said in his house interview that even though he corroborated some material from the informant, he did not determine whether the underlying biden bribery claims were true and acknowledged that his team never reviewed some key evidence that undercut the bribery claims with us now is new york democratic congressman dan goldman, who served as democratic counsel during the former president's first impeachment inquiry first of all, congress and what is your reaction this revelation from special counsel, david wise? >> well, it's pretty shocking, and especially what it means that has been going on for the last four years, which is that wittingly or unwittingly, house republicans have been acting as an agent or an asset of russian intelligence for vladimir putin this whole burisma thing was debunked during the first impeachment investigation in 2019 by numerous, numerous witnesses,

i spent 10 years working on the hill for senator tim scott and members like jim jordan and steve scalisermer vice president mike pence. i ran the urban affairs and revitalization policy. i was able to map out policy solutions for underserved communities, which included criminal justice reform, economic revitalization through opportunity zones, educational empowerment. it was in that role that i was able to negotiate, including the futures act, which granted permanent funding for hcb use. -- hcbu's. also, all the work that we were able to do. host: before we get into the details of your book, we spent an hour talking about legal challenges and wondering do you still support the president? guest: i do support the president. i think there is a lot of politics that have gone into some of the courts that are currently prosecuting him. i think it is undemocratic that he has been taken off of a ballot without even being convicted in colorado. it should allow for the american people to decide who they want to be there president and not allow someone to be able to run. guest: i think he said it r

jim edwards. with governor carroll campbell groundbreaking the largest b.m.w. assembly plant in the world. governor nikki haley saved boeing jobs, and senator tim scott with president trump developed opportunity zones n conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years as the global war on terrorism moves from afghanistan safe haven to america. biden shamefully open borders to dictators, failing to enforce laws. we don't need new laws has nor 9/11 attacks across america are imminent as warned by the f.b.i. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from new york seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. stefanik: thank you, mr. speaker. as we celebrate black history month i rise today to recognize u.s. coast guard captain seata merchant based in my district in stat-and-island. she'll be promoted to rear admiral in the coast guard, she's making history by becoming the highest ranking african-american woman in the u.s. coast guard's 233-year history. throughout her nearly 27-year ca

i'm scott walker with jim cramer at post 9 of the new york stock exchange. carl and david have the morning off today. let's take a look at futures this morning. do have some earnings to get through. we'll open negative if we opened right now, of course. s&p would be down by about 18, dow would be down trip digits. we'll get to a couple dow strokes that are very important. that's where our roadmap begins. walmart and home depot both topping estimates. their stocks are moving in opposite directions. plus, capital one is buying discover financial services. it's a $35 billion deal. we have the details. the ceo of doeb will be live at post nine. the first of of a cnbc interview breaking down his company's new ai features. both walmart and home depot topping earnings estimates. the stocks are moving in opposite directions. let's take the one that is up, that's walmart, jim, which beat strong holiday, strong e-commerce. comps up 4%. >> they're coming in aggressive because they're also buying visio, this advertising component they've got going. i think what they've

form from this highly credible, confidential human source, according to us attorney scott >> brady, that last bit from jim jordan there that was just in january, the prior remarks from comer and sean hannity were july and august. but now what for this probe? they're not saying, okay, never mind. >> no, they're not. this is really, really troubling for a number reason. this is the foundation of the argument that so many republicans have been using it. there's a two-tier system of justice that donald trump is being held to a different standard than joe biden. joe biden is equally guilty of all kinds of corruption. and that i don't know how you unwind it more than 70% of americans believe that to be true, it's so much foundation of what donald trump is running on. and when donald trump makes some of these false equivalence, you can call them of him as a political opponent or whatever he there they're trying to say that he's whatever he's he's he's tried to say in reaction. >> it's i don't know how you want to do it. it is a message that's been out there for so long and it has so much traction. and i think ju

. >> i would like everybody in this room to know my name is justin scott, i'm running for the house of representatives against jim clyburn. [cheers and applause] >> there's a dog dressed up like my father-in-law, i love it. love it as much as nancy's dog. >> [inaudible] >> got everybody in here. >> do you think trump will pick a woman for a vice president? >> do i think donald trump will pick a woman for a vice president? who do we think he should pick for vice president? [crowd yelling] >> here's what i can assure you. what i can assure you is that donald trump does not care how you look. donald trump cares what you do. he will pick the best person possible for vice president. the person who he feels, as he said, i think last night in his town hall with laura ingram, he said i want to pick a person who i know is ready to become president and is the right fit for this country should that person need to step in. no identity pl ticks on this side of the aisle we go basedden merit. we go based on who is the best. [cheers and applause] yes, ma'am >> does president donald sleep? >> he sleeps. not a lot. to be honest w

i'm scott walker with jim cramer at post 9 of the new york stock exchange.pen negative if we opened right now, of course. s&p would be down by about 18, dow would be down trip digits. we'll get to a couple dow stroke

testimony to get ahead of it pennsylvania congressman scott perry house oversight committee house freedom caucus on sunday i spoke with james comer and jimn told me the deal with cefc was similar to the deal joe biden did with amerco the healthcare company meaning they had same structure, they wanted to give joe biden, a seat on the board joe biden equity in the company, and they looked like it was a very similar structure. your thoughts? can you confirm that being on the house oversight committee? >> so a well, it does look like the same structure, maria but we shouldn't be surprised, right? it is same people making the agreement joe biden said he had no knowledge involvement with son boss business deals doesn't add up when you have a i know you call cefc some called front company it is intelligence gathering agency for communist party of china that is what it is to infiltrate america buy american politicians any way they can to affect policy change that is what cefc is an influence operation we should not be surprised it makes perfect sense we are going to continue to follow the information, of course, going to corroborate that with qu

scott and lindsey graham about their recent trip to the u.s.-mexico border and how the death of putin critic alexei navalny will impact it all. >>> jim clyburn wasey to biden's win. we will hear whether he has any concerns about president biden's re-election. >>> finally, on this presidents' day weekend, a discussion on leadership, character, and american values. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." margaret is on today. congress is on a two-week recess. but there is an urgent push among some lawmakers to do more to fund ukraine. this weekend, another major ukrainian city fell to russian forces. at an annual security conference in munich, president zelenskyy pleaded for more help from the u.s. and from allies around the world. >> do not ask ukraine when the war will end. ask yourself why is putin still able to continue it. >> the path forward for more u.s. aid remains uncertain. last week, the senate passed a $95 billion foreign aid bill that included money for ukraine, israel and more. but the gop controlled house is not expected to take up that measure. >>> south carolina senator lindsey g

jim and jamie. >> sean: 3 for 3. when we come back joe biden using smear tactics to get more money from ukraine. reaction from senator tim scott and his reaction to the impeachment of alejandro mayorkas straight ahead. the o. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide exceptional care. plus free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance and 20% off treatment plans. making it easier to get started with quality care. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: earlier today joe biden delivered another divisive speech lecturing republicans telling them to support the ludicrous foreign aid bill that passed the senate overnight. >> house republicans, you have to decide. are you going to stand up for freedom or are you going to side with terror and tyranny? are you going to stand with ukraine or with putin? stand with america or trump? republicans and democrats in the senate came together to send the

scott wapner. nasdaq closing in on its own milestone, and nvidia's shares continuing to climb. joe terranova, and jim lebenthal. we got a little work to do. we will get to all that in just a few minutes. we begin today with a half-time special event. ja jamie jamie dimon is here. we are at your high yield and leverage finance conference in miami. you have executives, dealmakers and investors coming together to talk about the financing environment. how would you characterize, see sweet confidence levels now? >> thank you for being here and doing this. look, you always have to look at markets because they change their mind pretty quickly, and right now the equity markets are open a little bit, and spreads are getting closer to historical lows, which means, you know, there's a lot of money chasing a high-yield deal. things are open, and markets are high and people feel it. so far so good. >> and that sounds somewhat counter to your more bearish views. you said last month that inflation may be stickier and rates may be higher than the markets expect. is that your case and what is fueling the cautious ton

i'm scott wapner. 5k and beyond, now the investment committee debates what's next for your money. joining me for the hour bryn talkington, jason snipe, jim lebenthal and kevin simpson. we're holding above 5k. the dow is a smidge negative. the bulls, jimmy, say 5300. tom lee is a bull. 5400 to 5500 is conservative. it's been a remarkable run. >> one heck of a run. those targets will be met. 30 trading days. nvidia is up, what, 45%. that by market cap is about $600 billion. >> it is up again today. right now, there it is. you have it up. nice job. it's $715. it's another 3%. >> it's another 3%. $600 billion in market cap added. i'm going to say to you, scott, to our viewers, nothing has changed in the company over the last 40 days that merits $600 billion of market cap change. this is sentiment. this is enthusiasm. it can continue. i will tell you that as much as those targets scott just mentioned are reachable, i also think we will have a correction as we do in any normal year. now, i woke up this morning, scott, i know i'm going on the show and thinking to myself, i haven't done any moves recently. you're probably bored with me. until th

jim a treadmill, a weight machine, a tanning bed. the weight machine, it was there that something catastrophic happened in the morning of july 2nd, 2009. scotting for help calling 9-1-1. >> 9-1-1 with your emergency? >> yes my wife has had an accident at home. >> reporter: as scott spread through summer cornfields, his wife was in the back of the cab in very bad shape, as he told the dispatcher. >> i need an escort or something, to get to the hospital quicker. >> what kind of accident has she had? >> i found her in the workout room, with bars on top of her. >> reporter: scott would say later that he had gone downstairs, just before noon and found his wife straddled face up on the exercise branch, with the barbell weight crushing her throat. >> she's blue, she's not breathing. >> reporter: paramedics intercepted scotts truck minutes from the hospital. a police car followed behind, dashcam rolling. doctors could not revive her. at the age of 36, lisa pattison was gone. how can any of their friends and family -- with that smile being just a memory now. >> she was always in good spirits, always smiling. >> she was just an amazing woman, through

jim biden what exactly his various llcs did. he said they were consulting. he was a consultant. what were you consulting? he was consulting with american political leaders like gavin newsome. he mentioned rick scott. we couldn't understand what he consulted with rick scott. 99% of the people he consulted with were democrat political leaders around the country. he was introducing the owners of ccfc to the american political establishment of the democrat party. now that's called lobbying. that's what a lobbyist does. when you do that for a foreign entity that is called a foreign agent. jim biden has never been a registered lobbyist or foreign agent. that's what it appears his businesses did. what he said about the millions he took from this chinese communist party back to ccfc was he and hunter scouted out and looked for investments for the chinese government. number one, we shouldn't have anyone affiliated with the president of the united states trying to help china get their foot in the door in our american economy. that's what they were doing. then we asked the question, which investments did you find for the chinese communist party ccfc. he said we couldn't find any. they were just getting paid

scott jennings, christina greer, and jamal simmons. thanks so much. >> thank you >> now, a quick note. i recently spoke to congressman jim clyburn of south carolina for my podcast, the assignment. and i'm bringing this up because just recently he stepped down from his position in house democratic leadership. he's 83 years old. he's long been called a kingmaker in democratic politics. and his powerful endorsement in 2020 was seen as a pivotal moment for joe biden. i'd love for you to hear more of that conversation with congressman clyburn. you can scan this qr code on your screen or follow us wherever you get your podcast. new episodes are out mondays and thursdays sorry, i'm scanning people really do it. yeah. no, just are you i did i capture do you need help fixing my hair with it no, but that's gonna be a great conversation, talk about someone who's seen at all, jim clearly all right. this morning, a double homicide investigation underway in colorado springs to people found dead inside a college dormitory there. we're gonna have a live report on the leads. investigators are now following is there any way to get a bette

. $2 trillion adding a trillion dollars, jim, in four months >> the nouveaux risch. we hate. i don't. i never like scott hack john o'hare on the other hand. >> daisy and the green night yes. >> we'll see you tonight have a good weekend. don't forget the annual meeting tomorrow. >> thank you very much. >> look forward to that. we're holding 5100 dow up 175 tea ryho bakes street" continu afr ve srtre ver since switching to workday you've been a real rock star. rock star? what do you know about rock stars? billy idol? i mean where's the skin-tight leather? my shoes are leather. where's the unnecessary zippers? that thing! billy, rock star is just how doug feels when he uses workday. thanks, rory. i'll show you rock star! be a finance and hr rock star. workday. for a changing world. billy idol just stole your golf cart! you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that

jim! can we talk about casual fridays? oh sure. what's up? get fast, powerful cough relief with robitussin, and find your voice. ♪robitussin♪ >> welcome to "fox news live" " i'm jon scottof strong storms pummeled in california showed torrential rains, strong winds and the potential for deadly flash flooding and landslides. the monstrous system known as an atmospheric river stretches across much of the state. southern california's forecast to get hit the hardest. people there could see up to 12 inches of rain by midweek. multiple feet of snow also expected in higher elevations. this comes on the heels of thursday's soaking storm. right now u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is traveling to the middle east his trip comes amid heightened tensions in the region following last week's deadly droop drone attack that killed three u.s. soldiers in jordan. blinken will travel to multiple countries as he continues his efforts toward getting hostages released and extending humanitarian pauses in gaza. i am jon scott now back to "life, liberty & levin." mark: welcome back america with our friend at kayleigh mcenany. the constitution the united states article two section iii he

scott wapner. the cpi sell-off. stocks fall sharply after the latest read comes in hotter than expected. joining me for the hour today, stephanie link, josh brown, rob sechan and here jim lebenthal. we have been red all day long. the dow is still down by more than 400 points. it's that hotter than expected cpi, jimmy. now the ppi takes greater significance. now you have to wonder about the pce later this month and sort of trickle through to that. does this change the goldilocks narrative for bulls like yourself? >> it's not a good piece of news. it doesn't exactly throw us off the track of the immaculate disinflation or soft landing, whatever you want to call it. it's a bad data point. we've had other good data points. i hesitate to explain in a way, but let's do it owner. we know about owner equivalent rent and auto insurance. electric vehicles cost more to fix when they're damaged. i think the fed knows that. they're looking at it saying, this is not something we can control. let's remember shelter is a lower weight within the pce, and the pce looks like it's solidly going to come in below 3%. it doesn't throw me off track. it is a bad data point. you take a step bac

jim jordan said that form, that raw allegation, was the heart of it. >> the most corroborating evidence we have is at 1023 form from this highly credible, confidential source, according to scott. >> politics and impeachment aside, from a national security perspective, what are the implications of apparent russian disinformation being filtered through top republican elected officials and media outlets like fox news? >> in a certain sense, that is the goal of the russian kremlin disinformation campaigns inside the united states. they want to divide us, they want to upset and overturn in a certain since our institution. so if they can do something as much as fuel and impeachment process against a sitting president, that is already a success. to me, when i read this court filing, that was one of the most alarming parts of it, just how much the russian intelligence operation had in some sense succeeded in jumpstarting this process, and even wins piece or -- speaker mccarthy announced the impeachment process, he referred specifically to mr. smit office what are now understood to be lies to the fbi, because that was also the heart of the allegation. so it is deeply concerning is a n

jim crow for over 100 years. so, when people tell me this has never been a racist country, i tell them to go back and look at what happens starting with the dred scott 1856 all the way down to 1954. because it was not until brown v. board of education that this country started to bring themself out of that racism. i might give truman some credit back in 1948, when he integrated the armed services, but starting around that time is when we got through the racism in this country. a ted that students yesterday, there's a direct correlation between your participation in this process and the results that come out on the other end. >> given congressman, you just referenced folks who don't think the united states was ever a racist country, let's pull up this poll from south carolina, nikki haley versus donald trump. this is released on february 1st. you have donald trump pulling a 58%, nikki haley pulling up 32% in the state. >> yeah. it's a little bit tight there in south carolina for nikki haley. when you say there, congressman? just a little bit tight in her backyard. i want to shift though, a little bit to some important work that you are a meshed in he

buffa for overall support of the workshop, thank jim morrill and jesse waller for developing the interactive budget balancing exercise. warren lamb and kim scottor it support raise your hand when you could raise your hand if you're here in the room. bremer horta, diana hammond, kim burris and jean brophy for presenting keaka robinson, lukman caroline zelaya and chad kaminski for day of support and food and coffee arrangements of course. chief of staff victoria wise and director, tumlin for your overall leadership and strategic guidance. and then finally, i would like to thank my colleagues on the board. this is an amazing board. we are finally at full strength and it is an honor to serve alongside you. san francisco is lucky to have your brains and your hearts on the job. now, you may applaud. thank you everyone! okay, with that, we are adjourned. thank you for being here. bayview. >> a lot discussion how residents in san francisco are displaced how businesses are displaced and there's not as much discussion how many nonprofits are displaced i think a general concern in the arts community is the testimony loss of performance spaces and venues

scott. now to two opposing views on the legal merits of the trump ballot ban, conservative lawyer george conway is back with us along with jimultz, a former associate and white house counsel under president trump. jim, let me start with you. what do you think is trump's strongest argument today on why he should not be disqualified? >> there will be three arguments that will be made that i think that one is straight up that -- that he is -- he does not -- doesn't apply to the president of the united states, the argument there being that there are certain folks that are enumerated, and even when they were debating this, when this was passed, they actually had president and vice president in the legislation and they took it out, and typically when you -- when legislation is passed like this and you enumerate certain offices, the top office holder is first. here they started with the senate and went to the house and went to the presidential electors and went to the state officials. they walked all the way down the line and then -- and they used a catch-all phrase in between. the question is does the president fit into the catch-

the margin jim, let's give a bit of the margin, maybe the weather, but let's also not give the republicans the excuse of the whether democrats voted to. yes, they may have voted early. scottde a great point earlier. republicans maybe want to start putting votes in the bank. it might help, but, but look, you vote earlier, you've learned election day. those are the rules. them the rules, and he won he won what's, happening to my point and you're also making this point, but more suddenly, which is an van rated earlier van jones who is the genius that told republicans that they shouldn't vote early. >> donald trump, that they're >> trying to shoot thousand, 20. i mean, that's republicans. should we voting early, everybody should be voting early. i mean, who cares? both parties should want every eligible voter to vote. sure >> and make it as easy as possible for every eligible voter to vote. >> so if that's their strategy and that got, and then they got hamstrung by the bad weather that also is donald trump's fault. anywhere. i interrupted. that's okay. >> tom suozzi is winning and he's winning convincingly. he is almost 13,000 votes ahead right now and you're right to the spe