of kar, and mr., welcome to "mad money." >> thank you for having me, jim. >> first give me the overview. it is not a one-stop, there are many different elements to it. i want everyone to feel comfortable with car auctions. tell us how you work >> if i could take a step back, jim, and tell you, the best way to think about our company is to think about us as the new york stock exchange to buy and sell used and damaged vehicles. we have a number of brick and mortar sites where we do physical options, then we have a number of platforms where we do online and digital options >> i was kind of shocked how much is online and digital how many people buy cars that way? >> we're in the b2b space, and as you think about that, we sell $5 million on an annual basis and about half of those cars are sold on an online or digital format >> who is buying all those cars? >> on what we call the whole car side, which is the straight cars that you and i drive up and down the road every day, those vehicles, they're being so

the bbc‘s abouba kar famau has the story. to the is a commodity in tanzania.nut is a valuable commodity. the industry is in crisis. for weeks, farmers had beenin in crisis. for weeks, farmers had been in the price row with private traders. the farmers have refused to sell their harvest, saying the prices on offerfrom sell their harvest, saying the prices on offer from private traders will not cover cost. cashew nut farming is very expensive and any price below $1 per kilogram is a loss, the price of other nuts is not so loss, the price of other nuts is not so good, but at least you can get some profit. the stand-off is forced to tanzania government intervene. presidentjohn magufuli announced the government will buy the entire crop instead, at twice the price of the traders. he has ordered the army to ta ke the traders. he has ordered the army to take control and oversee the buying process. translation: once the payment is complete, the trucks will transport the cashew nuts to targeted areas but also to supervise and the processing of the crop. these are piles

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kar karen handel's race, the state-wide race is similar to the election, which is if independents areng against you and every democrat alive shows up to vote, then you have to get more republicans that are there. are they interested enough to show up? there are more republicans in the state of georgia. if they show up and vote, we're going to win. so that motivation really matters to counteract a lot of things we're talking abouter. >> many of the governorships up this cycle are important in 2020. that can't go without being said, right if you have ohio, wisconsin, florida. >> pennsylvania, florida. >> all of them. >> michigan. >> what could today mean then beyond the -- you know, tomorrow, when we start -- because let's be honest, what happens tomorrow, it's the beginning of the presidential election. what does it mean for 2020? >> look, i think we have to look at who turned out to vote and what these coalitions look like. particularly, when you look at wisconsin or michigan, and even georgia and florida, it's really important to see, there will be a lot of new and unlikely voters. f

remember before where he was in the golf kars and everyone else was walking. he sees, he thinks, that when he is separate and apart from everybody else that means he's at a plane above them, that he's not beholden to the same obligations. what he doesn't understand is the rest of us look at that and we wonder why our president is, as you said, missing in action and what that's doing to our place and our standing on the world stage and what it says about us as a people. i'm embarrassed. >> and what that alliance has done for us for decades. >> absolutely. and once again, this is the smallest scandal of his trip. but once again he's trashing nato and saying that our allies are taking advantage of us. by the way, this summer he was claiming that he had turned nato around, they were suddenly contributing all this new money and it was suddenly a wonderful deal. now he's back to his old complaint that it's a ripoff, they're taking advantage of us. this is just not how you expect a statesman to behave. this is not how you expect a president of the united states to be

. >> i am obsess bid autos so i have kar auction services.old the key for pricing to new cars given the fact that used cars are so good now. not like the old days. my daughter has a used car from the old days holy cow it's got an eight-track. >> i miss eight-track. >>> see you this week end. >> have a good weekend. >>> we have more coming up, stay with us on "squawk on the street." >>> you are looking at a live shot world leaders gathering in buenos aires, argentina, for the g20 summit we will take you there live, bring you full analysis. welcome back to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber along with mike santoli and david faber. we're live at post 9 from the new york stock exchange. carl and sara have the day off the dow is down but broader averages are both up as we get ready for the g20 summit to get under way. this morning president trump, along with the president of mexico and prime minister of canada signed a new trade agreement, the u.s./mexico/canada agreement, otherwise known as the usmca trump tweeting about it moments ago. quot

scott rand will give us his take on markets, along with fox news contributor kar carl rove is he, alonggressman scott perry with us as well. big show ahead. we kick it off with this, our top story this hour is the holiday shopping season. it is in full swing. take a look at the numbers. it's set to be a record monday, record cyber monday, $7.8 billion expected to be spent today on cyber monday. to shift online, the highlighted -- that was highlighted in the wall street journal article this morning, titled store traffic falls again on black friday but not all news is bad. joining us right now is the international council shopping center ceo tom mcgahee. last time you were here, you said the fourth quarter is going to be a blowout in terms of spending. what did you see on black friday and what does that tell you about what's to come for the overall holiday shopping season? >> i still think it's going to be a blowout. maria: you do. >> i do. i was surprised by the journal's headline. our statistics were that actual traffic increased over the holiday from last year. we had 151 million peopl