trade from houston texas josh young the chief investment officer at bison interests and also in london and also in london ash sarkar contributing editor at novara media welcome to you all name let me start with you today what is driving all of this is what we're seeing play out in this game stop story essentially a battle of the new kids versus the old guard hedge fund managers. thank you for having me exactly that is the narrative in the market because now retail traders are you ready traders have decided that they are ready to take on wall street and we know one thing for certain but for decades wall street hedge funds have taken positions which were completely against retail traders this is for the 1st time to this particular platform reddit retail traders have been able to come together and taking a position against wall street and it's not only retail traders that we're more focused on because yes we are seeing a mammoth amount of volume coming from retail traders but this sentiment which is really strengthened this particular move is coming from some other big billionaire names s

josh hawley is young. he is ambitious. he is seen as a 2024 contender. he certainly will need some support from trump's base if he hopes to win, for example, the presidential primary in four years. there is other members of the senate who are joining his campaign who up for reelection in 2022, and they are looking ahead at their possible primary. they don't want to be facing a challenge that possibly donald trump endorse theirs primary challenger. so there is all these political calculations that these senators are making as they decide how to vote. >> jameel, it is so easy for us to get sucked into talking about this in terms of political calculations, and yet i want to go back to where shannon started us off, which is that all of this is surprising. big picture, jameel, what does it moon for our democracy, and what should the consequences be for the gop senators who are going along with the charade? >> frankly, i think it's up to them. actually, it's a pretty smart move politically, unfortunately, because this is a party they've constructed under donal

jack: jack, just be thankful you're a young and healthy guy. joshry year, but this year it took on added cig enough cabs. >> yeah, look, you know, this is a huge event on the calendar every year for health care reporters and health care investors. most years a lot of the conversation is about high drug prices, you know, a really controversial topic. this year drug prices are still climbing, that hasn't stopped, but the success of the vaccine development program has shifted the conversation and has given the industry, i think, some reputational breathing room. and there have been some really interesting announcements the past few days for companies like eli lilly, regeneron and others. >> yeah, regeneron's had a tough time lately. what do you make of the stock right here? >> regeneron cut a big deal with the federal government. the federal government has committed to buying up this to 2.5 billion doses of their antibody therapy. this is the drug that president trump got when he was sick. this is a drug that seems to have an important role not getting

you knew ted cruz a long time ago when he was a young talented law student and he of course the face of this. he's the front of this, he and josh hawley. do you think that they'll change what they are doing? >> i can't get inside ted cruz's head. he was a smart kid but obviously he is not exactly lost his mind but decided to put into horrible use and josh hawley. these people has had adequate constitution. they don't give a damn about it. they want power and influence. i would suggest to them if they want any futures of american politics, they better break up and realize the american people do not like anarchy. we can agree for an angry mob entering the capitol and leaving one person dead is beyond unacceptable. they crossed the line and they have to pull back. i can't get inside their heads but if they have any concern for their own future, that's all they care about. if they have any concern for their own future, they better pull back. >> professor tribe, thank you very much. i want to go to wilmington right now, jeff zeleny is out front there. we heard the president-elect biden speaks genuinely and you have some new reportin

i think to listen to a young josh hawley, i'm a democrat but i think his resume is as impressive as you have in the senate someone that clerked for one of the great minds in the supreme court whether you agreed with justice scalia or not he was one of the sharpest and greatest legal minds that served on the court, i wonder if he would agree with his former law clerk, senator hawley. even in that instance with congresswoman waters who i knolled hold in great and high regard she had to acknowledge the signature of the senator. david: well we have to run, i'm sorry to cut you off in mid- sentence but the bottom line is, i don't think you'd call her a trader and i don't think any republican who challenges this is a trader either, lee, harold, i'm sorry leader mcconnell i owe you one we've got to jump. more republican lawmakers calling for a special counsel, into hunter biden but will a new administration allow that to happen? that's next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ for every trip you've been dreaming of, expedia has millions of flexible booking options. because the best trip is wherever we go together. david

young quarterbacks battling to represent the fc in the super bowl. a few brave buffalo fans among the smattering allowed today at arrowhead stadium, josh alan patrick mahomesng the young side of the game's marquee quarterbacks, the bills, jump to a few. nothing lead, then got a big break when mccoll hardman left upon it his own 10, the ball sports to the three words were covered by the bills. taiwan jones buffalo recovers there, hardman not thrilled with himself on the very next. play. it was alan swinging the ball that dawson knox bills missed the extra point, but led 19 nothing time for the chiefs to regroup that they did. hardman had just scored on a short touchdown, and then he took the ball on the end around speeding 50 yards down the sideline all day. the bills had no answer for kansas city's many offensive weapons, darryl williams captain 82 yard drive when he powered in the end zone from six yards out the chiefs in front. first time 14 9 and they would not trail again. way said the chiefs had lots of offensive weapons. how about terry? kill watch this one? hill takes a pass from the homes, then sets off on a 71 year. our journey have a day hill nin

young americans for liberty. a former bloomberg pollster, thank you for being here. do we look at this as the opening move for josh hawley's 2024 presidential campaign? >> it very well could be. josh hawley's efforts they are likely aren't going anywhere. his objections will be debated for a few hours but biden will ultimately be declared the winner. i'm also concerned that this puts republicans in a bad spot because they will either have to dispute a state election result or vote against trump which could mean in 2022 we will see some trump back primary challengers. but he does bring up some alarming points that deserve attention. for example, just months before the general election, the pennsylvania supreme court altered the state election laws arguably changing their role by the federal constitution also points out big tech. >> leland: we don't need to relitigate the election but the idea is two things can be true, there could be some legitimate gripes about how the election was conducted and could also be true that joe biden won the election. this is what ben sasse had to say, and i want to read this. although

then you got the young guns, patrick maholmes and josh allen competing to see who might take the mantle from here. >> pass caught. touchdown. >> reporter: in tom brady's career, he won six super bowls, 14 conference championships. has never faced aaron rodgers, the favorite to win league mvp, in the playoffs, until now. >> he throws the ball as well as any quarterback, gets rid of the ball quickly. has great vision of the field. able to extend plays with his legs. >> reporter: so far, only one ring for rodgers. that's why peter king believes there's more pressure on him to win, even though you might not be able to tell. >> aaron rodgers not only is the best quarterback in the nfl right now, he is the smilingest quarterback in the nfl. >> reporter: this weekend is a quartet of stars with the nightcap featuring maholmes and allen, a year younger at 24, laser focused on the task at hand. >> i'm trying to be the best quarterback i can be and put this team inwin. >> reporter: a look into the nfl's future, though the present is still commanding plenty of attention. >> tom brady and aaron roge

>>now over the fca totally different story jason about love young guns in the playoffs kind of interesting to see yesterday we saw josh allen and the bills take down lamar jackson, the ravens today, patrick mahomes and the chiefs facing baker mayfield's browns both quarterbacks just 25 years old does that make you feel old or what young bucks a bright future for both of definitely chiefs already up 6, 3, in the second patrick mahomes finds travis kelsey over the middle 20 yard touchdown here 13 3 kansas city is up this ended up being a huge play right here right before halftime baker mayfield that was supposed to go to shark higgins on the sideline he tried to stretch it over for the score. but then that's ruled a touchback for the chiefs you can see it comes right out of his is and there goes that one hurt because that made a huge difference in the momentum of this game a lot of our viewers know all about that derek carr does has done that several times in the past and very key moments falling out the back of the end zone, and it is. >>completely killed the browns momentous oh yeah it was rough ok so moving along mid

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joining me for the hour investment committee member, josh brown, joe teranova, jon najarian, tiffany mcgee is the cio at pivotal advisers. liz young, bny of market strategy the stocks are in the fifth positive week for the dow, s&p and nasdaq earlier although the dow's fallen back negative all of this coming as some are warning about valuations so, guys, you have bank of america today saying their sentiment indicator now closest to the sell signal since the global financial crisis. wolf research today said yeah, it's got a bubble and concentrated in the nasdaq 100 and they expect it to inflate further and ultimately, our sense remains that this is all going to end badly all right, john. so you think a correction is getting closer >> yeah, i do, scott, and i don't know that it ends badly. i disagree with wolf, and i just think that this is natural you've heard all of us on the show talk about how often we do get these corrections and is this the beginning of one? perhaps. there have been some phenomenal numbers. these aren't just against weak comps and these are phenomenal numbers like the netflix number yesterday, scott that was j

right, let's go head over to the afc 2 young quarterbacks trying to build a legacy a very different story there. patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs hosting josh allen and the buffalo bills in the afc championship game. patrick mahomes only coming back from a concussion also battling turf toe coming into the game midway through the 1st quarter natural be really painful too 3 nothing bills casey's mecole hardman mofs the puns here you see can't do that. yeah not a pretty play. taiwan jones, a former raider recovers, the ball bills ball at the 3 yard line and the bills they caution quickly. josh allen. gets the ball here. dawson knox over the end line for the touchdown. the extra point was no good though 9 nothing bills but that deficit is nothing for the chiefs after cutting it to 9, 7, darrel williams with the kerry here into the end zone from 6 yards out with 9 and a half minutes left in the half they take the 69 lead they would add another score before halftime 3rd quarter now 2415 mahomes short over the middle to tyreek hill and this is why the chiefs are so dangerous jason. he makes a couple of moves turns on the jets there he goes, 71 yar

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young man is in critical condition. the incident marks the city's largest mass casualty shooting in more than a decade. todd: the manhunt is intensifying overnight. officials say david harman and josh tools to escape to get into the prison tool room. a $70,000 reward is being offered for their arrest. carley: on to the pandemic, president biden is set to reinstate a travel ban on 30 countries to stop the spread of a new variant of the coronavirus. todd: trey yingst is live overseas on who is on the list. trey. >> reporter: todd, carley, good morning. with multiple variants of covid-19 spreading around the world, the united states is taking new measures to restrict travel from certain areas. fox news did confirm over the weekend that president biden plans to reinstate a covid travel ban for most non-u.s. citizens in brazil, the u.k. and a number of other european countries. south africa is also expected to be added to the list later this week. the director of the cdc is set to sign a separate order today requiring that masks be worn on airplanes. she had this to say on fox news sunday. >> the more virus that is of out there, the more virus that is he replicating, the more likely we'

young mother was murdered. the search for her killer would quickly lead to a fanldf fulhan suspects. soon, the family would find officials were hiding a mountain of dirty launldy. here's joshankiewicz with "jagged." >> reporter: there aren't too many places left in this country where you'll find americans still making the things americans use. one of them is this plant in northern ohio. inside these walls is where an astonishingly long and twisting trail began. by the time it ended, it had touched a shattered family, a stunned law enforcement agency and a surprisingly large collection of potential suspects whose names became known to all. often on "dateline" we tell the stories of families and detectives who find themselves bound together by the same murder, who end up working side by side toward a common goal, sometimes pursuing the same investigation from two different angles. and often each can wind up appreciating the efforts of the other. this wasn't that. at the center of this human cyclone of distrust is a young mom who worked in that plant. heather bogle worked overnights, one eight-hour shift after another. a single parent with a singular mission. >> her main focu

josh from newcastle. the question is, how much would it matter if there were a high surge of cases amongst young people inhe vaccine protects the most vulnerable groups, notjust from catching covid, but also from serious disease and the degree of transmission that you get from people who have caught covid. but of course, it's notjust the most vulnerable, those in the top four priority groups who do consist of the vast majority of deaths, 88% of deaths, but for hospitalisations, younger people are more likely than that to end up in hospital. so it is a very careful calibration that we have to work on to get the answer to your question and scientifically, the information isn't there yet. the next question is from hugh pym, from the bbc. ., ~ next question is from hugh pym, from the sac. ., ~ , ., next question is from hugh pym, from the bbc. ., ~ , ., , next question is from hugh pym, from the sac. ., ~ y. y . the bbc. thank you very much, secretary _ the bbc. thank you very much, secretary of — the bbc. thank you very much, secretary of state. _ the bbc. thank you very much, secretary of state. there - the