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. >> jonathan: historic comeback. >> thank you very much. wow. [ chanting "usa" ] >> jonathan: donald trump resoundingly defeats kamala harris, his biggest victory on track to win the popular vote too. >> this was, i believe, the greatest political movement of all-time. >> jonathan: president-elect's transition now under way. >> nothing will stop me from keeping my word to you. >> jonathan: president biden pledges a smooth transition. >> on january 20th, we'll have a peaceful transfer of power here in america. >> jonathan: as democrats re-group after a crushing loss. >> this is not a time to throw up our hands. this is a time to roll up our sleeves. >> jonathan: this morning, influential radio host and harris supporter, charlamagne tha god on why he's optimistic. >> jonathan: should harris have done more to make it clear she wanted to go in a different direction from joe biden? >> i think that if she wanted to go in a different direction, she should have expressed that. >> jonathan: what will a second trump term look like? trump ally vivek r

jonathan: ridiculous.and hezbollah reaching a deal for a 60-day cease-fire after weeks of talks. the idf and has below with during -- agreeing to a withdraw from southern --hezbollah agreeing to a withdraw from the southern areas. >> there are a couple of factors that have been can shooting. lebanon indicated they would be willing to agree to a cease-fire. the same day we had that conversation, the economy mr., an israeli instructor -- airstrike to the leader of hezbollah. for the lebanese part there was an element of war -- 1.2 million displays. you have to think about the broader regional picture. the fact that iran has been on the back foot. we are talking about their made proxy in the region being severely debilitated at the events of the last couple of months with senior leadership being taken out. 80% of military capabilities taken up by the idf. they are on the back foot. not in a position of strength. not willing to sacrifice or make any further sacrifices with their main element of deterrence in t

jonathan: u.s.y days away from a cease-fire deal with hezbollah. the ambassador to the united states saying a deal could happen "within days." his real continuing strikes on beirut overnight after has below fired 250 rockets -- after has below -- after has below -- after hezbollah fired 250 rockets. annmarie: the 60 days is interesting because you are dealing with a lame-duck president and basically what he wants to do is at least get a cease-fire and potentially open the door to a cease-fire in gaza and a hostage release before he leaves the white house. jonathan: that is the latest on the middle east.let's turn to holiday travel . nearly 80 million americans expected to travel. travelers have lots to say on price versus convenience. clint joins us now. good morning. best day to travel, which date is it? clint: not, tuesday, wednesday, or sunday after thanksgiving. jonathan: thursday. clint: thursday morning is perfect. jonathan: is that driving? clint: driving too. lisa: thank you. im screwed -- i

jonathan: thank you. catch up with michael collins from pugin fixed income. payroll numbers around the corner. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: live from new york city, welcome to the program. equity futures going into all of that positive 5.4% on the s&p 500 -- zero point 4% on the s&p 500. let's get some morning calls with big tech in focus. baird raising their target on intel. that stock is higher in the premarket by nearly 7%. jp morgan raising its price target on amazon to 250. that stock is higher by 7.3%. barclays lowering its price target on apple to 184, citing week revenue growth expectations. -1.7. turning to the bond market with payrolls around the corner, treasuries posting their worst monthly law since 2022 ahead of three key events over the next week. michael collins from pugin fixed income joins us now. major move in the bond market. i went back to some note that you put out before you joined us last going into the last payroll report and use of the biggest risk was skewed tow

jonathan: thank you.energy secretary to have some energy experience, even if they don't have d.c. experience. annmarie: most people would agree with you. also most people voted the way they did wanted to see outsiders instead of the washington complex reading into itself. jonathan: the american consumer gearing up for holiday shopping. >> there is a lot of moving pieces and that is why i say even though the consumer is in a better spot, will be slightly better into next year, it is certainly not a v-shaped recovery. jonathan: looking ahead to earnings from walmart and target just around the corner. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. but at t. rowe price, we're letting curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare. and how these innovations will create a healthier world tomorrow. better questions. better outcomes. jonathan: let's check out the equity market. the s&p 500 up by .1 percent. we've all been wait

jonathan: we meaning you."perfect candidate." jonathan: i think gary's point is what we have made that the election was only two weeks ago and the transition team is operating well ahead of schedule. lisa: i think people are anxious because they want to understand. the base case is not change post election. that is why people want to understand the policy and what the sequence will be and what the personalities will be around some policies. jonathan: i am looking forward to thursday night special at mar-a-lago later this evening. look out for reporting from annmarie and the team down in washington, d.c. in the race to be the next treasury secretary. tomorrow, mohamed el-erian will speak to the ecb governing council member mario santini. we will catch up with tiffany welding of pimco. thank you for choosing bloomberg tv. this was a bloomberg surveillance. this was bloomberg surveillance. ♪ matt: disappointing on the sales forecast. 30 minutes until the start of trading. katie: will work open interest starts rig

jonathan: on walmart.atened to boycott walmart heading into black friday. -- anti-dei activist. companies said you can't cow u s. this was the target moment seen in the past. jonathan: important lessons. it was never about virtue. it was about selling things. if they thought -- they thought going in a certain direction would support sales. you have seen a much more aggressive conservative consumer making their point saying no, your company is not aligned with my values and i will not shop there anymore. walmart is trying to get out of front of that. lisa: there has been a vibe shift. is highlights how much there has been a vibe shift. jonathan: a massive shift and they are try to catch up quickly. for a lot of companies they have fallen out of sync with the average voter. we have seen that in the election in the past few weeks. lisa: let's see how this shakes out when the cabinet nominees are everything from latino but is not talked about. there's a question of how we talk about inclusion in the new societ

back to you. >> jonathan: chad, thank you.ree days of campaigning left, less than 100 hours until the polls close across most of the country, hawaii we see you, we want to know what state you think will be the deciding factor come tuesday. and what do you think the final electoral college numbers will be? let us know x and instagram @foxnewsnight. we will read your responses in the nightcap. but first, this sunday, join trace gallagher and the entire team for a democracy 2024 special. they will be diving into the latest polls and making some election night predictions. that is 11:00 p.m. eastern, sunday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the winter escapes sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. before apoquel chewable for allergic itch. giving dogs pills was a battle of wits. oh, maria, i'm wise to your foolish game. is it gone? totally gone. itch relief just got easier. apoquel. the trusted number one treatment for allergic itch is now available in a tasty chewable that works in a day. do not use in dogs with serious infections

jonathan: not -- live from new york city. we have a speaker on around the studio so we will have to turn that off and hopefully someone can turn off said speaker because you and i can hear some strange words back-and-forth around the studio. lisa: that is the way that people are feeling because what we are seeing a complete reset with the trump trade really taking hold and that is what i can say. really the main question, a repricing simply donald trump winning the white house and senate with republican control, are we pricing in a red sweep with treasury up 20 basis points. jonathan: there are some people who have not gone home since yesterday morning. can we started again. good morning, bloomberg surveillance starts right now. before sunrise on the east coast donald trump cleared presidential elect. equity futures up by more than 2%. the moving small caps is absolutely stunning, up by 6.5. in the bond market, it started at 7:30 eastern high with yields on tens, and 30's and up i-20. in foreign exchange once you see a move b

jonathan: why not?ob: over the past six months what we have seen his donald trump run a phenomenal campaign. today, we know that it was a winning campaign. a lot of what he was discussing, does he want to get it done? maybe. are they priorities in the first 100 to 200 days where we will see a bulk of the legislation get done? probably not. jonathan: corporate tax rate to 15% with conditions? rob: probably so. the campaign talks about 20%, 18%. a corporate rate cut doesn't play well among the working-class. i think republicans are going to do all that they can to get it down to 15%. annmarie: susie wiles was announced last night. who else do you expect to join the cabinet? rob: ric grenell. if not ric grenell it will be from the senate. maybe rubio. we are all asking ourselves who treasury will be. scott besson i think is at the top of the list but howard like nick has become more popular in the transition teams over the past week or month. i would look at howard lubick as well. annmarie: the names for p

jonathan: gracias. lisa: muchos gracias. jonathan: we got there eventually.an stanley. phil kemper really of jp morgan. and we will speak to steve or shoot up. do not miss that conversation with jamie dimon later. if you do we will play some of that for you tomorrow morning and catch up with lisa later in the program. good morning to you all. this was "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ katie: bloomberg "open interest" starts right now. sonali: fresnillo data, trump's agenda, and earnings rolling in. mike wilson is going to share his playbook. matt: disney delivers. streaming success thanks to blockbusters like "inside out

jonathan: are you staying up late? julian: i think so. jonathan: thank you, sir. an update on stories elsewhere with your bloomberg brief, dani burger. dani: european and u.s. intelligence officials believe that russia is behind a plan to place incendiary devices on cargo planes bound for north america. german security services think that a partial fire in july was probably planted by russia. officials told bloomberg that they are taking the alleged plot seriously and expect moscow to attempt similar acts in the future. last night joe rogan dutch announced his endorsement for former president trump. the popular podcaster praised the great and powerful elon musk, saying that he made the most compelling case for trumpet you will ever hear. the endorsement could offer a boost to the trump campaign give rogan's popularity a mong young men. quarterly revenue beat analysts estimates and raise the forecast for operating income over the current period citing higher demand for ai software in the u.s. shares of palantir are up 140 4% so far this year. jonathan: up next on t

jonathan: possibly.acex starship launch in southern texas. allies including senators bill haggerty and ted cruz joining the group at a viewing location about an hour before liftoff. i company very much in focus. it's a public company on tesla and the halo effect that comes from that relationship between elon musk and donald trump. not enough time talking about this. annmarie: this was successful even though there was on a cupping effect. we have seen a number of largest. everyone is focused on the rockets but it was the second you texted me and said i think that is senator haggerty. he was there. we have seen the president make decisions about personnel when he was with people on airplanes. it was interesting to see him tag to this rocket launch when he was supposed to be having interview that morning with us. that is what happened. lisa: in the meantime, the idea of satellites and the idea of some of the architecture for the communication system and defense system this brings is fascinating. jonathan: h

jonathan: thank you. up next, looming trump tariffs. >> one can go wrong is we get inflation coming much earlier than the improvement and where the inflation come from? mainly the imposition of tariffs. jonathan: that conversation is up next. live from new york city, good morning. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ the winter escapes sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. jonathan: what a couple of days in financial markets worldwide. equity futures firm or another 10th of 1% after closing at all-time highs. under surveillance, looming trump tariffs. >> what can go wrong is we get the inflation coming much earlier than the productivity improvement. wherewith the inflation come from? the imposition of tariffs. that is the balance the administration will have to figure out. that is the balance the market will have to navigate. jonathan: donald trump pledging to boost the u.s. economy when he returns to the presidency and deliver sweeping new tariff policies. heidi of the council of promises -- of foreign relations s

jonathan: thank you.full of escalation, to continue the escalation, the effects of the council on foreign relations joins us. welcome back to the program. let's talk about the prospect of some kind of deal and with a president-elect donald trump can brokerage one, is this making it harder or easier to broker a deal he takes power in two months? liana: the trump camp has been very unhappy with biden's decision to allow along strict missiles into russia, but let's remember that this is a response from the biden administration, a response to a russian escalation , with north korean troops and russia who are fighting against ukrainian soldiers. the problem with vladimir putin in this situation is by now, nobody really believes his red lines anymore because he has to overstep so often, and the more he lowers the threshold, the more difficult it will be for him to uphold credibility. that is what he's trying to do now, uphold credibility with a view to a new trump administration coming in for potential talks. h

jonathan: not at all.r report at the first of the month. a lot of data between now and then and jay powell made the case that no one number will be determinative because there is a lot of data. jonathan: joining us now is the jp morgan chief strategist, david kelly. good morning. your thoughts on this, are we on course for a rate cut in december? david: probably. the key thing is that the federal reserve will not assume, speculate or predict what policy on tariffs or fiscal policy will be. they have an idea but they will not put it into thinking. i do not think they want to pick a fight. it will have a fight at some stage that they do not want to pick it right now. so markets are pricing in at a quarter-point they will do the quarter-point. i will say that markets at this stage have only priced in two more rate cuts. they are stopping short of the dot plot. they say that the fed cut short early 2026. the market is saying given this agenda and given the pieces of this agenda there will be too much flat infl

jonathan: appreciate it.ading over to philadelphia, pennsylvania in just a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the opening bell 39 minutes away. equity futures still positive and now bond market still day. the 10 year, 4.20 8.67 as we can you down to the opening bell. the presidential election on wednesday. pmi data that nobody will notice on thursday. a rate decision, i hope they will. another round of jobless claims. the federal reserve rate decision and on friday, consumer sentiment. tomorrow of course election day and both candidates are making a final blitz can swing state or the polls open nationwide. david joins us now from the valid ground state of pennsylvania in philadelphia. we have the final polling for a lot of organization over the last few days. what is the reefer where you are? >> here in pennsylvania one getting the most attention is a new york times poll over the course of the campaign and what it shows is in pennsylvania, the race is narrow and even more, essentially a tie. that is true the pre

jonathan: here's the latest.transition team nearing a decision for treasury secretary, reportedly leaning toward former fed governor kevin warsh. investor scott bessent now in talks as a separate position for the director of the national economic council. jon lieber writing that cooler minds are not prevailing. despite are appointed as chief of staff, susie wiles does not appear to be exerting orderly influence on the operation. jon, welcome to the program. i just want you to breathe some life into that quote that we just shared with our audience. do you think this is susie wiles' fault, or is it just howard let nick -- lutnick inserting his own name into the process that has will he come look at things? jon: i think it is donald trump's decision-making that is the challenge here. lutnick was the cochair of the transition process, and in a normal world, that puts you in the pole position to choose what job you want. and trump for whatever reason, or his allies don't seem to like him all that much. there seems to

jonathan?s talk of tear refs on canada, mexico, china all mean? i have no yoked but, fortunately -- no idea, we are joined by dominic that vel la, cio, excuse me, of leventhal global advisers. dominicing thank goodness you're here to explain everything to our viewers. >> thank you, jonathan. jonathan: what does it mean in pant if call terms for ordinary americans like me and all our viewers if these tariffs are imposed by the incoming president? >> yeah. so that would actually be the worst case scenario, right, jonathan? in this case both mexico and canada deliver a great amount of goods, manufactured goods, into this country. and if those kinds of tariffs are imposed, either the the company 'em porting that -- importing that product into our country has to eat that tax, or that tax gets passed on to the consumer, and that's very inflationary. so if you think about the auto industry which really dominates exports out of mexico, dominates exports out of canada, the cost of those vehicles could t

jonathan: we will be right back. folks that made me who i am. i'm right at home, out here on the land. and i'm in my lane on the shoulder of the interstate. because this is where i come from. i've been showing up here for nearly 200 years. and i can't wait to see what's next. hats off to the future. nothing runs like a deere™ anita: record amount of snow slamming the northeast as lake effect storms sweep across town from ohio to new york with some parts of pennsylvania exceeding 40 inches of snowfall, 2.4 million people remain under a lake effect snow warning through at least monday. jonathan: it is called the game and it is owned by the michigan wolverines thanks to a game-winning field goal with less then a minute ago, michigan with a 13-10 upset win over ohio state. it is also their fourth straight win in the rivalry. players from the two schools forwarded midfield after michigan tried to plant its flag there. it went on for several minutes. and unfortunate end to a good rivalry game. anita: we have a brand-new 4-

jonathan: u.s.i saying targeted tariffs are needed to target against goods from china but cautioning against a black iteris like those described by donald trump. annmarie: she also talked about this idea of a china shock. we don't want to see a china shock. when china joined the wto in 2011, it was devastation for a number of industries. when she says something like that, what is the distance between katherine tai and robert lighthizer? both seem like china hawks. whereas in a biden administration, she was held back by others. dani: remember when reagan was dealing with cheap auger coming from japan? katherine tai saying don't deal with it at all. reagan said you can sell but you need to manufacture here. that could be the nuance that we see with the trump administration which is different from saying we don't want any of these goods in the country. annmarie: than the national security concerns become a problem. the biden administration says we have to be careful with these autonomous vehicles and c

jonathan. >> jonathan: joining us, before a retired special agent with i.c.e. and his partner killed by members of a drug cartel. victor, great to have you with us today. we hear about the numbers here. they are not huge in terms of the sheer number of tren de aragua members in the country. that they are menace seems outsized. how do we deal with it? >> you are right, may be talking sufficient amount of numbers here, but i will tell you what we are dealing with, high level of sophistication. i'm not trying to call them a gang anymore because tren de aragua is not a typical gang that more of a cartel, which means highly sophisticated. they have the backing of the medela regime from venezuela. but the mind sources are telling me the direct link between iran, has blessed with heavy, heavy extreme ties to venezuela and tied to this organization. you can tell the type of crimes not just drug trafficking, but the money laundering with violent crimes, sex trafficking and many others. tobit is a bigger picture that we have to look at when it comes to foreign policy and

great to see you and thank you for being here. >> jonathan, thank you for having me. >> jonathan: anitaadimir put in speaking out on president-elect trump, but could we see an escalation in ukraine before the new admission takes over? former moscow cia chief dan hoffman weighs in coming up. >> jonathan: plus, israel and hezbollah pointing fingers at each other for violating the cease-fire in the region. speak of the cease-fire in the north is the biden administration's last ditch attempt to say look, we did somd solve the problem, frank late, a problem they created the ping ♪ ♪ng you can do to... ♪ ( slow. it. down.) ♪ ♪ ( get it goin' slower.)♪ ask your doctor about izervay. ♪ (i. zer. vay.) ♪ ♪ ( gets ga goin' slower.) ♪ izervay is an eye injection. don't take it if you have an infection or active swelling in or around your eye. izervay can cause eye infection, retinal detachment, or increased risk of wet amd. izervay may temporarily increase eye pressure. do not drive or use machinery until vision has recovered after an eye injection or exam. izervay is proven to slow ga progression,

jonathan was told, five years. there is no cure.that hospital room, i already made that decision of how i would want to conduct my remaining years. what that meant to jonathan was spending time with his wife and son, still working and doing his best to stay active as ill as he was. jonathan realized that walking made him feel better, so he tried a little running and that felt good too. i signed up for a trail run, and when i finished that run, i was so emotional and i said, oh my god, i did it! not only did he do it, but that dream of kona once again entered the picture. jonathan pushed himself like never before in preparation for the race and during pain and exhaustion. while biking and running. but on the day of the race, he was terrified of the swim because of his particular cancer. being horizontal for long periods like while swimming left jonathan out of breath. he now had to do that for two hours. he almost didn't make it. i thought, jonathan, there were so many people who who believe in you. this is not just about you. there

xo, jonathan, yes, i am.nk about her album from 2013, the self- titled album, beyonce, as being a watershed moment in her career. it is a moment when she includes in the actual album the voice of black feminist, giving us her definition of feminism, and this serves as a foundation for her meditations on sexuality, self empowerment, self-worth on that album. it is a moment when she begins to give us this kind of intellectual expansion of themes that had always been central to her artistic repertoire. i think also of how integral, literary, and visual cultures and african american liberal politics are to her 2016 masterpiece, lemonade, a visual album that showcased the poetry of a somalian artist. it also referenced and conversed with the aesthetics of legendary black feminist visual artists like carrie mae, the experimental filmmaking director julie dash and her pathbreaking film, daughters of the dust. but you can also think of course about renaissance, another masterpiece. the first installment in an unprece

and how will jonathan powell navigates some slightly choppy waters?avigates some slightly choppy waters?- slightly choppy waters? i don't think it does _ slightly choppy waters? i don't think it does actually. - slightly choppy waters? i don't think it does actually. i - slightly choppy waters? i don't think it does actually. i think l think it does actually. i think this has been overdone. my own view is that name—calling in politics doesn't determine the relationship. it is about policy, it is about the connections which the prime minister has now made with donald trump. we know he had a meeting with him in september. david lammy, i'm told, has met jd david lammy, i'm told, has met jd vance, the incoming vice president. it won't be about what was said several years ago or not said. it will be about whether we can use the connections that we have made to find common ground on policy choices, where we won't always see i do i. choices, where we won't always see i do l— choices, where we won't always see i do i— see i do i. just take us through _ see i

jonathan: thank you for that call. i mean, i think it is worth repeating that every american has the right to vote safely, freely, and privately. and that's why voter intimidation laws exist and why doj and local and state law enforcement make sure those laws are enforced. host: loretta, democrat line. thanks for calling back. i am sorry i hung up on you. caller: thank you. od mning, jonathan. good morning, america. yesterday, 11 family and friends, we all went to vote yesterday m afr voting, we went to eakfast. and i'm telling you, it was, i don't think we dispersed until likeor 30. we wasavin such a good time st tking about everything. but my call specifically is about january 6. and the secret service just had all these investigations about the trump attempted assassination, but they skipped over what happened to the texts that were erased on january, up to january 6. they eat erased all the tapes may be from january 1 -- they erased all the tapes may be from january 1 two we don't even know where it ended. not only

jonathan, you are our hero. 27 past the hour. we have much more ahead for you on today in the b bay. comi up today is small business saturday. we'll tell you about a unique way local entrepreneurs have created a one stop shop of sorts to make it (♪♪) no! leonidas. no, no, no, no! ikea? ikea! shop a more convenient ikea with affordable delivery options and more. they get here thursday. (♪♪) morning. it is saturday, november 30th. we are taking a live look outside. the sun is shining on the eastern span of the bay bridge towards a cloudy san francisco. as we say goodbye to november, the final day of the month and small business saturday. we want to thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at the microclimate forecast. it sounds like a good day to get out today because you might have some rain on the way tomorrow. very light, spotty showers. yeah, but let's get out the second half of the day because there's a lot to talk about right now in the morning. microclimates indeed. low 40

>> well, thanks for having me, jonathan., as you said, there's no way to sugarcoating. it's a devastating loss for kamala harris who ran an incredible campaign. we were proud at emily's list to stand with her. these are women emily's list has stood with throughout their entire career, have worked with in these campaigns, and these women we elected on tuesday night are going be on the front lines of working the impacts of the devastating consequences we expect from a trump administration and to continue this fight. and their leadership is needed now more than ever. >> according to nbc news exit polls women voters overall did shift toward trump compare to what we saw in 2020 when he ran against joe biden. why do you think that is? what are some of the issues that your group is finding influenced that choice? >> well, you know, jonathan, i know everybody is looking for answers. that's understandable. we want kind of the quick hot takes. what i would say if and encourage people to think about these exit polls are imprecise at be

what do jimmy lai's son sebastien lai and attorney jonathan price say now? >> firing line with margaret hoover is made possible in part by rapid query, vanessa and henry cornell, the fair-weather foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. . >> sebastien lai and jonathan price, welcome to firing line. >> thank you for having us. >> you have described your father as a man who "embodies hong kong's rise." how did jimmy lai go from child stowaway on a fishing boat fleeing mainland china to coming , becoming a media tycoon and the leading voice of hong kong's a pro-democracy movement? >> it is an incredibly beautiful story. my father landed in hong kong when he was 12, having escaped communist china. the first today he arrived there, he had to work to pay back his smuggling fee so he was put to work in a love factory. at the end of his shift, the four men saw him, this skinny boy, fresh off the post and gave him a bit of money. he goes to the market and, as he tells it, he program and started cutting because he had never seen

i'm jonathan lemire. we really appreciate you starting your day with us this morning in this historic week for america. we'll begin today with vice president kamala harris conceding the presidential election in an emotional speech yesterday in washington. she delivered the remarks at her alma mater, howard university. despite her loss, the vice president has tried to strike an optimistic tone, encouraging her supporters to not give up the fight for democracy. >> my heart is full today, full of gratitude for the trust you have placed in me, full of love for our country, and full of resolve. the outcome of this election is not what we wanted, not what we fought for, not what we voted for, but hear me when i say -- hear me when i say the light of america's promise will always burn bright. as long as we never give up and as long as we keep fighting. now i know folks are feeling and experiencing a range of emotions right now. i get it. but we must accept the results of this election. a fundamental principle of

jonathan. so the national insurance debacle. so pubs and restaurants told to suckit so pubs and restaurants told to suck it up over ni increases, which stands for national insurance. i just googled so britain's biggest pub chains and hotels and restaurants have been told to suck it up, despite warning they'll be forced to shut down because of the extra contributions they will need to make. ni. thanks to our good friend rachel reeves. so the hospitality industry is really taking a hit. i feel like i'm doing a character with this jacket on, but it does seem to be a very tumultuous time, which is the word of the day. you look somewhat presentable. yeah, i feel like a sell—out much, much better, i don't know. >> look, josh has killed himself to look good. he's shaved his head. >> he does. can i congratulate you on that? everybody's stepping up their game. really? it was lewis who started the arms race here. really? yeah, well, you got to. well, i'm opting out of the arms race. i'm. i'm doing a trum

jonathan, thank you for joining untimely death. jonathan, thank you forjoining us untimely death.s tonight on untimely death. jonathan, thank you forjoining us tonight on gb news. >> yeah, good evening . >> yeah, good evening. >> yeah, good evening. >> it's such a difficult conversation , jonathan, but conversation, jonathan, but please tell us about your father . please tell us about your father. >> well, my father was a wonderful man. he was a farmer through and through. you know, he was born into farming, spent all his life either working on the farm or in the farming industry. one way or another, he took on the farm pretty much full time in the 80s from my grandfather , built up, built it grandfather, built up, built it up from what it was. you know, i think every, every generation tries to build the farm a little for the next. you know, put a pig for the next. you know, put a pig unit on the farm, you know, it was just a worked hard every day of his life, very few days off, very few holidays. but, you know, we don't need holidays really , on a farm, when you really, on a farm

your reaction to this warning from jonathan chait?t i think we must heed lest we find ourselves at war with our own government which there are many signs already suggesting that, that is where we are headed. pete hegseth is not just unfit because of all of the controversy swirling around him. if we look at his words, and we listen to how he has castigated various groups of americans who have volunteers to serve and protect our country, we know that we are on a collision course between the person who could lead the department of defense and the military personnel he will have to supervise. there has to be mutual respect. he does not respect the armed forces of america. in fact, he said that he wanted to leave the armed forces and disavowed them. and he talked about diversity, equity and inclusion which has helped to make our military the strong force worldwide it is. 21% of military personnel are people of color. and yet, he suggested are only because of their race. that is dismissive of their qualifications, of their willingness to se

jonathan: it speaks for itself, my second visit as you say.very member has been visited by a minister in the government. partnership is strong, bilateral trade with the u.k. and gcc nearly 60 billion pounds. substantially improving, chancellor here to address the trade minister meeting to be frank i'm honored. i'm excited for the future, what it means and in the uae, a strong relationship whilst spending the day gear. jennifer: what is the goal in the short-term? you said there's an opportunity to improve, what are you targeting? jonathan: free trade agreement which we are negotiating, one priority, it's about making it easier to do business so free trade agreements focus on tariffs and goods, market access, real improvements from british products. for the u.k. you will understand services access is a key part of free trade, there are ways we can improve on business, how easy it is, we believe we can do more in future. you got to complementary economies, further opportunities in the future. the prize is real. huge amount of activity, what a po

we are joined by jonathan randles, who is covering this bankruptcy for us.you look at the bloomberg bcy go page, you can see that spirit airlines is the largest bankruptcy by assets in the last year. what do we know about the details of the process? jonathan: yeah, they announced a pretty large restructuring of their balance sheet. that is their plan. they are in a deal with their bondholders, agreed to raise $300 million in equity, another $300 million or so in bankruptcy financing, and to take over the company through an equity swap they are swapping out 38 million dollars in debt for equity in the organized business, which on top of the equity raises what the company says will be enough to get them out of bankruptcy in the first quarter of 2025. sonali: is this the best option for the company? at the end of the day you think about the path to get here and the failed mergers, including the most recent failure to merge with frontier. how did we get to this point? jonathan: they did mention in court papers just filed earlier today that those talks with front

>> good to be with you, jonathan.you stated, we've seen this movie before some, cautiously optimistic this will work. the lebanese army is currently up, mostly up north right now so they'll have to move down south to enforce, southlatani river and the border between israel and lebanon. also, we cannot forget about the u.n. peacekeeping force that came in under u.n. resolution 1701 back in 2006. they will also be responsible for patrolling as well. if those two elements do their jobs, and their jobs are to ensure that, number one, that hezbollah a disarmed in the south, and number two, they do not take root back in the south and enable them to fire back on israel with rockets, artillery and other things of that nature. if they can do those type things, then i think we will be in a good position. and, oh, by the way. we cannot forget about the northern corridor. the rockets come from iran. they come through iraq, and they come through syria, and make their way down to lebanon. that corridor needs to be closed and police

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good morning, jonathan.terday, 11 family and friends, we all went to vote yesterdayning anafter voting, we went to breakfast. and i'm telling you, it was, i don't think we dispersed until like:00 or 3:00. ju talking about everything.me but my call specifically is about january 6. and the secret service just had all these investigations about the trump attempted assassination, but they skipped over what happened to the texts that were erased on january, up to january 6. they eat erased all the tapes may be from january 1 -- they erased all the tapes may be from january 1 two we don't even know where it ended. not only did they erase the texts from the individual phones, they erased the information from the cloud. and i am calling to say that it takes specific people to do that kind of stuff and i don't like the kind of people that trump got doing things and people got to start thinking about they own pockets, because they might like click on their own bank account and they ain't got a dime in there and you do

jonathan serrie is live for us in atlanta now.dy to start on monday. >> now it moved even earlier because of this motion to waive his right to a trial by jury. we are oh he looking at opening argument beginning on friday because of what happened at this pre-trial hearing today. again, jose abarra waving his right to a trial by jury. instead the 26-year-old murder defendant's fate will be decided by the judge after listening to arguments from attorneys and witness testimony. a move that some legal observers find a bit puzzling. >> he already lost the request for change of venue. obviously the judge has heard as much about this case as anybody else in the area from the media. >> in a case that shocked in georgia college town and the nation the venezuelan national is accused of killing 22-year-old laken riley, a nursing student at the athens campus of augusta university. investigators say she was attacked on a running trail on the university of georgia campus, dying from blunt force trauma to the head and asphyxiation. at a hearing b

>> oh jonathan, yes i am.nce, as being a watershed moment of her career. it was the moment where she includes an actual album giving us her definition of feminism and this serves as meditations on sexuality, self empowerment, self-worth, it is the moment when she begins to give us this intellectual expansion of themes that had always been central to our artistic repertoire, and also about how literary cultures and african- american liberation politics are to her 2016 masterpiece. lemonade, it is a visual album that showcased the poetry, it also referenced and conversed with the aesthetics of legendary black feminist visual artists. the experimental film making of director julie dash and her past making film, daughters of the dust. you can also think about renaissance, another masterpiece. the first installment in an unprecedented effort by an international pop musician to create a multipart album trilogy focusing on the underappreciated, undervalued, massive contributions of black women musicians and in the ca

case considers tossing that felony conviction as well george washington university law professor jonathan turley will break it down for us, greg steube is here how republicans plan to get trump's economic agenda pushed through. don't miss it. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on "fox business." ♪ it's time to grow your business. create a website. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing... nope. ai, done, built. let's get to work. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. meet kandi technologies, where innovative, eco friendly design meets exceptional performance. with officially licensed nfl team edition golf carts exclusively available at lowe's. elevate your ride and explore electric investment opportunities. kandi technologies. (holiday music) a puppy! everyone loves to find surprising presents under the tree. i love him! and weathertech gifts are always special too. vehicles are protected with laser measured floorliners for the front and middle... plus a cargo liner for the rear... and seat protector for furry messes. and with the pet feeding system he'll

think about this, jonathan.ry may have been obscured, the black panther party supported by 70% women, they talked about sickle cell. they talked about food programs for the kids, feeding kids, and now the federal government is doing that. they've talked about so many different things. free clinics. again, organizations supported by women. but look at this today, from shirley chisholm to kamala harris, potentially, she could become the president of the united states, number 47. she is at the top of the list. there are 600 black women on ballots all across the nation. she's there. you have lisa blunt rochester, expected to win her election in delaware for the u.s. senate seat. then you also have angela

jonathan turley, go ahead and wrap it up for us.you had so much attention on these four cases. all four now are -- >> it is astonishing to watch the attrition take its toll. the federal cases are as dead as dill -- dillinger case. the georgia case isn't going anywhere. we're left with manhattan. he doesn't move to toward a resolution any time soon. so you have to look at this and wonder when we'll call it a day. >> dana: you have to also wonder if there would be a bold decision. andy, your point is well taken that this is complex, there are nuances, it is complicated and they are working through it. we appreciate you three being with us today as we waited for the news. we don't have anymore yet. we could in the next hour. >> bill: good to be with you. >> dana: harris faulkner will take you through the next hour. a lot of news on the hill and elsewhere today. >> harris: this is a critically important day. the nation just decided in a

jonathan, thank you so much for being with us this morning. jonathan: thank you for having me. still have this morning on "washington journal," we will talk with american psychological association ceo dr. arthur evans about the physical and mental health impacts of election stress and how to reduce anxiety. but first, more of your calls during open forum. if you have a comment about the 2020 four campaign or a public policy issue, here are the lines. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. and independents, (202) 748-8002 . we will be right back. ♪ >> as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents its series historic presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different eras, uncover what made these elections historic, and explore their lasting impact on the nation. today, the election of 1980. pres. carter: i've been president now for almost four years. i've had to make thousands of decisions in each one of those decisions has been a learning process. i've seen the strength of my nation and i've seen the crisis that it a