>> kelly: amazing.rd for that, i would show all of that. you look so beautiful! but you know what it is, you look beautiful but you look really strong. >> i love that glamour does represent like strong women and just amazing stories and i was so proud to be on the cover and i like it too, it feels very fierce. >> kelly: that was the word. so in the article, you got pretty personal and very vulnerable. that can be hard in this industry. >> i think for so many years i have been -- i'm very open. yes, you are, and i'm very happy and life is good and i'd don't like a planing because i have so much to be grateful for, and this year i wanted to be very upfront that it wasn't my best year. and have been very sad. >> kelly: yeah. >> i think social media is so wonderful for so many reasons but it shows just all the good stuff. >> kelly: all filter versions. >> and it makes you feel kind of bad when you look at someone else's life and you think they have it all, and i just wanted to tell everyone this time that n

[laughs] >> kelly: it was. of your first months. >> kelly: she was still a model. >> laura: she knows how to do it. i don't. >> kelly: i looked like a girl. >> laura: hi. >> kelly: right after keira knightley, i saw her posing, i

>> hi, kelly! >> kelly: look at that, girl, go ahead!, i love the song, but the reason i'd chose it is it because it is my husbands one of his favorite songs. so we are newlyweds! >> kelly: okay, yeah! >> we are newlyweds and one of our favorite things is to put on the live records and bring out a big meal ingested together and listen to the music and the lyrics, we are still in the honeymoon phase. >> kelly: doan to lose that fire, take it from a girl who knows! keep playing that vinyl. >> you know we have wine, you know it! >> kelly: i love that you have a stance for it. >> we love listening to the lyrics and one of it is sing a song to make us feel warm and i speak to everyone when getting to hear your version of that was just so special. so thank you for bringing that to us today. it was so special. >> kelly: you all have great taste in music, and like so jealous, i do that by myself. i like to listen to vinyl and put my kids to bed and be like its mama time! my time! thank you so much, congratulations! it's exciting! so exciting! ev

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: [laughs] >> i would like to take that personally. >> kelly: i amh -- i feel like when act is that talented, you can be funny, you can be serious. all the emotions, i love all your movies, they're so different. >> you just got right to it, thank you very much missing that. by the way, i will say this. my daughter called me today, she's at our ranch right now, and she said oh, my god, you're doing kelly clarkson. oh, my god, like you are cool! [laughter] you are really cool. so now i'm cool. thank you for that. >> kelly: that was me with my kids. there 5 at 7 and ariana grande. they were like you know her. and i was like sure. okay. i do, she's awesome. i'm cool too. >> josh: 33, 28, 3 and 1. >> that's kind of cool. >> josh: i got that one thing on the street with their like grandpa, and i go no, man. no! >> kelly: i feel like it is so normal now. >> josh: is it normal now? i don't know. i never feel normal. >> kelly: we are in the entertainment industry so i feel like it's normal. >> josh: it that's tough. >> kelly: i don't feel like it's maybe norm

in it buried >> kelly: yeah. >> kate: it takes over completely. >> kelly: but why play unless you'rein. not like it -- >> oliver: i get it, i get it. kate has had game nights forever. >> kelly: really? >> oliver: first of all, i never get invited. >> kate: that's actually true. >> oliver: i'm not a big enough celebrity is what i think. [laughter] i really do -- >> kate: that's not true! >> kelly: is this because you're not competitive enough? >> oliver: no, no. it's because i have fear when i'm going up against like leo dicaprio and tom hanks and, you know if -- >> kate: oliver! that's ridiculous! >> oliver: sir anthony hopkins running charades. [laughter] >> kelly: i would never want to play charades in that company! >> kate: i would give anything for sir anthony hopkins to do charades buried >> oliver: i'm serious in that i have anxiety for game nights because she invites very prominent people who are professionals an academy award winners. of >> kelly: i wouldn't go either! >> kate: i used to invite him and he never showed up. so then i just stopped inviting him buried because he

the cause still unclear. >> and kelly joining us now from odesa. kelly, the u.s. wanted to send a clear message with that meeting with president zelenskyy and the announcement of military aid. >> reporter: that's right, lester. defense secretary austin said the point is to weaken russia to such a degree it cannot do again what it has done in invading ukraine lester. >> kelly cobiella, thank you. >>> back home a federal judge today said he would temporarily block the biden administration from lifting title 42. that's a trump-era deportation policy it comes as house republicans visited the southern border to ramp up pressure on the president. morgan chesky is there. >> reporter: tonight on the southern border frantic desperation. a shrieking mother plunging in the rio grande chased by mexican authorities, scrambling to stop the surge of immigrants. this family from cuba like thousands of others risking everything to cross. for more than two years many immigrants have been denied entry because of title 42, a public health policy enacted in the pandemic by the trump a

>> kelly: way, you never saw it! you are a bad man!he secret? >> mary leslie mann. >> kelly: i happen to be into men but i haven't tried leslie mann so i know. if your parents still get into anniversaries qwest market that? >> yeah, in march they have 43. >> i am from bulgaria, eastern europe. >> kelly: that is where love still exists? [laughter] that is amazing. is it sad how shocked we all work? 43 years? >> that's impossible! >> kelly: what! do they talk? that's amazing! we just let each other too. you did such an amazing job here >> thank you! >> kelly: you are so talented and your wife produced it. >> my wife produced it as she created the whole opening number opening number appear >> kelly: you are such a fantastic team. >> we do what we can. we are around for two years so >> kelly: for two years. after people say 25 and 40 something it doesn't seem like a lot. >> but i've something to aspire to

>> kelly: no. >> when was the last

>> oh, my gosh, thank you, kelly, that was amazing.s been sober for 11 years. >> kelly: congratulations. >> thank you. >> kelly: i love your accent. >> when i was getting sober i started to learn how to play music again and i'm no stranger to the rain was one of my favorites to play. so keith whitley is someone i think has a voice that can empower others to chill just like you, kelly! me and i just want to hear you talk the whole show coming your accent awesome. >> it is kentucky born. >> kelly: it is amazing, i love keith whitley, so thank you so much for requesting that song. i love that song. and congratulations, 11 years is amazing, and prelaw, you are like doing everything. okay. thank you so much, sam, we have a good show today, we have some of the latest and most fabulous all-stars from the new season of "rupaul's drag race." [cheers and applause] they are wonderful, i was watching for her soul. then the most up-and-coming pop bands out there, michelle zauner is the house and she is performing which makes me p.i., i am very exci

♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," y'all!e name, margo and her audience as to hear it, why did you want to hear "footloose was quote? >> high matt, kelly, first of all you are a legend, i am from kansas city, i moved here for my music career and footloose mean so much to my family, i have two older sisters and it's like our favorite film, we are '80s kids. and also the first broadway musical i ever went to, first time to new york city, and when we went, my sister eileen was like 15 and almost got kicked out of the theater for dancing in the aisles. i just feel like it just represents my family, basically. >> kelly: the spirit moved her. >> you are absolutely incredible, i love you. >> kelly: thank you, thank you, margo, so much. all right, everybody, we are going all out with some of the biggest names in hollywood and oklahoma. award-winning actor idris elba is in the house! [cheers and applause] then jonas brothers kevin, joe, and nick are here! [cheers and applause] and as if nick was not enough, we have another coach from

it's so good, kelly! it's so exciting!y: love, i had that dream when i was a kid. >> and what else happens? people get married, and some people died. >> kelly: drama! >> a little bit of everything! and hollywood comes to the castle. >> kelly: what does that mean? who does that mean? okay, that was great teasing. well done. >> yes. >> kelly: so elizabeth, i'm being told that you have a gift, may be for somebody in the audience? >> i've something to tell you. you know how much you like to celebrate others on your show? a little bit weird, but we know you like it. so we thought we would arrange

>> kelly: that worked out. >> vanessa: but you are the catalyst. >> kelly: i love that.ainment that i am like a must watch. i can't turn it off. i don't know why. but it has been 16 years since "high school musical," do you remember the beginning of that? >> vanessa: i remember all of the auditions, definitely, because there were a lot of them. >> kelly: really? >> vanessa: oh, yeah. leg three, but -- >> kelly: same thing with "idle" there were many auditions before you get to the tv part. >> vanessa: remember meeting zac for the first time. meeting lucas for the first time. me and ashley had already met because we did a commercial a month prior. but it is wild the time just keeps flying. >> kelly: you start so young. >> vanessa: i know, i have decades under my belt now. >> kelly: it feels weird do you ever hear from younger kids now discovering it? because speaking of my daughter, my kids were and my nanny is in love with you as well, she showed them "high school musical" and they love it. you have little kids coming back? that was a long time ago. >> vanessa: a long ti

i'm sorry. >> kelly: you are that guy, that's amazing. sorry for people. >> kelly: everyone does it. i heard that you had a psychologist tell you for theater or something -- >> ted: no, we all went to -- we got out of carnegie mellon university and we all went to new york and it was still like almost living in a dormitory. but we all use the same psychologist, because life is too scary at that moment. anyway,e told us -- told one of us and then i got around, you are too uptight. you should be

[laughs] [cheers and applause] [laughs] [laughs] >> kelly: oh, my god, oh, my god.hs oh, my god, i hurt. [laughs] just watching that. oh, my god, that was amazing. >> angela: i do that in high school once and i was the last time. >> kelly: i would literally have to do so much alcohol and a doctor for afterwards. >> tylenol please. >> thank you. >> kelly: any heating pad, that would hurt. i'd ask that you are a first-ever concert concert was pretty amazing. >> the first ever come around moment >> kelly: that's your first concert? >> guess my sister and i we were in north carolina her uncle he got me tickets and they got great tickets because they were like the first or second row. had our little jacket and hotpants and delilah. they looked right at me and sing the song and it was just great. she's an absolute delight. i remember being at the awards and miss catherine walked by and we would sit and have lunch and talk, such a mother. such an inspiration and turned around and came back.

>> hi, kelly, that was so awesome. up in the 80s and in a big family, there were eight of us in the big blended family, seven girls, one boy. >> kelly: poor boy. >> my brother was a mixed tape master. so he would make the mix tape on our double cassette player and this song was one of those songs on the mix tape. and we would dance, dance, not knowing what the words war because it was all in german. so we had so many fun dance parties and are family room after dinner and it was such a good tradition that we continued with my family. and am also a drama teacher, so we had an '80s dance party b between the cast and crew. >> kelly: thank you for being a teacher! that's amazing that you are a teacher. i took drama and school and i'm not a good actor, but i had fun in the class. thank you so much, we love that song! buckle up, everybody! we have lots of fun today from the "united states of al," parker young is hanging out! then we will meet to two awesome people helping black and brown students travel all over the globe. at

>> hi, kelly, that was amazing.y of whom i have driven to countless shows over the years. since 1998, they were my first ever concert and i still had the t-shirt. although it does not quite fit me like it used to. >> kelly: it came back around, what! speak i just have the best memories of skipping high school to pick up their album waiting in line for concert tickets. getting caught when i wanted to see one other shows and even one of my best friends met her now husband to see their residency! >> kelly: you are welcome, friend. you are welcome. >> so over the years they provided some great memories through their music and thank you so much for singing that. it is to is the coolest thing for an auditor artist to hear, start to finish. that's really cool. >> 13-year-old lori is very excited. >> kelly: 39-year-old kelly is, hey! thank you so much for sharing your story! i've a feeling she is really going to love this hour, yell, comedian comedienne taylor tomlinson is here! [cheers and applause] then we are going to me

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"!a marshmallow the jonas brothers. did you see them on to her? he wanted to hear that song, why did you pick "leave before you love me?" you look fabulous, by the way. >> thank you, i am originally from finland and i moved here with my fabulous husband in 2019, so right before the pandemic, great timing. so like the song says, i really did not want to leave finland behind because of my family who i love dearly stayed there and it's hard to travel from here today are, but the pandemic made it even more difficult, and my brother has two amazing kids who i hate not to see grow every day, but i am so thankful for that technology is so that we can see them all the time. they probably think that i live inside the phone. it's been on they probably do coming out. i think that my children think that everyone's parents are on tv. >> they don't get it. they're like everyone's mom lives inside the tv. i my cool. speak on my mom has been so supportive of me in, so even though i don't have my support

so here's what we are going to do, tell them, kelly. >> me or the other kelly? will have a second shot at winning it all. do you have the envelope, snoop? >> let me check my back pocket and see. >> kelly: that's a big back pocket. >> you know how i do. and our first redemption contestant is... redemption is key. oh, my god! >> ryan charles! >> snoop for you, you know how much i love that song, looking forward to the man coming back again. come on back, baby! >> congrats, we will see you in the semifinals and if your favorites did not move onto the next round, there is still hope, so keep streaming and talking. >> kelly: i mean, the chemistry of those two, they are so good and really good at hosting. we actually have ryan charles from wyoming on the line for his reaction! what's up, ryan? >> yo, what's going on, kelly? how are we? >> that is snoop goofing in my ear all the time. so congrats on coming back, how does it feel? >> it's amazing. for everybody that did not want to hang up the boots and for me to come back it's just a blessing and i am pumped up about i

>> what's up, kelly!glamour. do you see my shoulder pads, dude? >> amazing. >> kelly: i look so good with my shoulder pads. [laughs] we are going to talk about your -- [laughs] thank you. we are going to talk about your show in a second, but first, why do you love that song? >> my dad. this is actually a picture of him right here. my dad made recipes, big country fan. my first concert was the statler brothers. >> kelly: oh, wow. >> i grew up hearing him play ronnie milsap songs. i think people nowadays don't realize how popular he was, but you know, from like '742 '78 it was like number one hits. i've always loved his music. [cheers and applause] and it's just really special to hear you sing it >> kelly: i love it, he could have names that smoky mountain rain it is another song there. tell us about your new show, it's about food and a '80s, right? >> correct buried "adam eats the '80s" is looking back at this incredibly dynamic and energetic and incredible decade through the prism of food. looking at your

>> hey, kelly. julia talked about snap being a bellwether for twitter and other social media stocks. same with amex and consumer spend side and credit card visa, mastercard next week analysts watching what does it mean for mastercard and visa that's big watch cross-border a big sectio that's a big section for amex there. within that category the inter europe category. i talked to analyst saying that's a key portion to watch and broke out. what different demographics are doing with the rebrown we'll see if the older generation is bouncing back with the in-person spending interest rates net interest income for amex about 20% of revenue higher rates help companies like amex so the commentary of what it means for the payment companies. >> this is a favorite reopening name is that right? >> yes this older generation member is doing way too much spending. i love that. yeah listen the company raised the dividend 20% last quarter and guidance for revenue growth in the same range. that's a big endorsement fr

>> kelly: i love it. if you learned about the game? >> i've learned that i still love a lot to learn. >> kelly: is so does everyone watching "jeopardy." to speak of the behind the scenes is so fascinating. the people in my year end meeting all the writers and researchers and just getting to see behind the scenes -- if you think you feel done watching the contestants wait till you see the writers, they are amazing pure they're unbelievable. and they are in my ear telling me all the things been doing wrong. >> kelly: i am so adhd, if they try to do that in the show i would be like, what? i would be like him again? and i would forget that no one can yes, you feel crazy pit sometimes i feel like i have conversations with lisette, the teleprompter got us here, and the audience has no idea that she can hear me. so it looks like i'm talking to myself. sometimes i do that to myself. and i don't care, i will look crazy for her. i love her. what you recently called the first round of single jeopardy instead of just

busy or the interest that can have the government of kelly. he's not put in journal leasing in jail, or he's now closing media outlets or whatever. but we can see that there is a systematic persecution against journalist. why do you think that there might be this special interest in spying on your newspaper? i fan because i work, for example, september 2020. that was one of the month with the highest level of self infections . there was a moment when father polish this article about the negotiation between the keller and the gangs. then basically what you're saying is, whenever you touch things very sensitive, the government may be go across there. ingest, or a lot of times you've seen a peek in the amount of spying activity, dr. thing. and also, as i told you that some specific day fire polish like a huge ah, article or investigation and then you know that it's a bomb. went all day self, all was infected out, least 11 cellphone was infected. what was the government said when you've asked them about this official position that they make, they

>> kelly: okay, it will be great!lisa: we were asked, because they said the scene was back together, and mirror and i said we present, and in the script it says ensemble so we should be wearing ensembles, so i went to where i was like i don't know if i can do that, really? it sounds like a lot of work. and then someone showed me pictures of this pink sequined tuxedo and i went, well, i can do that and mirror can wear blue suit, and she did. >> kelly: you look fantastic! it is awesome! so you have the attachment to these characters that you play and we love and for you all to do that is really cool and nostalgic for everyone. is it true that you originally did not even want to do acting? he wanted to be a doctor! i never heard about that. we too, i was going to be a doctor too. and then i was like i guess i will sing. >> lisa: you are taking a shower and then you're like -- >> kelly: that's amazing, not many people are like i'm going to be a doctor. >> lisa: my father is a doctor and my brother was in med school. so no

kelly: so it is very important? cedric: he will cut you off midsentence and say, i am not interested in washington talk. people need to hear it in plain english. that is his driving motto, to make sure everybody can understand it come so that everybody can benefit from what were doing, at least know what we are doing. kelly: that is interesting to hear you say that, because outside observers would not always use this president as the most effective communicator himself. he has at times been criticized for not being able to carry his message. at times he is folksy and able to connect with people one on one, but this white house has struggled with the message on issues whether it is covid, the domestic agenda, and you have also been hit with lots of issues, as every white house is but that are not of your unmaking that are the forces that happen to any white house. do you feel the president is at times frustrated by how he is perceived as his own messenger? jen: that is an interesting question. look, i think every pre

: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show" and happy st.ongs we just played called "in the blue" marquee's in my audience requested. why do you relate to that song? >> hello, kelly. i'm a huge fan of you since "america idol," we all voted for you. and are happy that you won, and go taurus, we are both tourists. >> kelly: our birthdays are coming up. >> i chose "in the blue" it is very powerful and deep and help me through my breakups, not only that, but it allowed me to walk in my truth and become powerful with loving myself and just doing my best, being my very best regardless if things work out or not. so i thank you for that. >> kelly: i love how empowering music can be, man. thank you so much, i rarely sing that song, i love it. it is a pretty song, so thank you so much. today is a pretty cool and special show, y'all. i have been so excited about this show. we have the incredible cast of the oscar-nominated film "coda" with us! [cheers and applause] y'all! i'm just going to be freaking out all hour long about it. it's one of my favorite

i'm kelly evans. let's start with the market. stocks are in the green again today despite that surprise drop in gdp it's not last quarter people are worried about, though, it's what could be looming next year we'll check in with one seasoned economist who says there's no way the fed can pull off a soft landing. he thinks the coming downturn will be worse than he previously thought. he'll tell us why. plus, teladoc collapsing today down 46% ark investment's cathie wood we'll speak with her later this hour she'll join us live to defend the stock. >>> and the cnbc stock draft is back today ryan reynolds, david robinson, terry lundgren and many more will be competing. who will take the trophy the big event starts around 2:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> first today's markets witwith dom chu. >> a market that's constructive. so trying to get back some of that negative month we've had so much for the month of april now. the dow industrials -- by the way this is pretty much session highs. the dow industrials up nearly 500 points the s&p 500,

how do you feel about machine gun kelly? >> he's cool.o really dig the last album. >> do you know i'm machine gun kelly? >> i figured that out. >> [ bleep ]. what was it, the moustache? >> the height. i don't know if you remember, i'm the guy who jumped off the roof in venice. >> oh my god, you're him? >> yeah. >> dude, you won mvp of that whole show. >> so appreciate that. >> beyonce, 1 through 10? >> 10, it's queen bey. >> machine gun kelly, 1 through 10? >> 9. >> do you think that machine gun smells? >> no. but, i mean, i don't know, but i would hope not. >> okay, give it a whiff. >> wait, what? no. >> tell me right now if i smell or not. >> come on, come on. pretty good, my guy, pretty good. >> thank god, thank god. >> i'm going to give him a 10 out of 10. >> that's how he gets the 10! that's how he gets the 10! thank you so much. came out here expecting a lot of hate. but there's a lot of love. so [ bleep ] you, internet. [ applause ] i'm machine gun kelly, have a good night! hello. hello. hello. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tha

i'm kelly evans in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc twitter's to be acquired by an entete wholly owned by elon musk >> its board surrenders and takes the deal the hostile takeover complete. what's next for a musk run twitter. >> he's buying it for very specific reasons >> former president trump held in contempt of court the legal blow in a new york civil case and the fine he's now facing every day >> russia is failing ukraine is succeeding. >> the secretary of state's assessment made after his visit to ukraine the high level trip and the new war goal the pentagon chief just outlined >> this is our crime scene >> never before seen footage released showing alec baldwin on the set of "rust." what the cameras captured, plus, what he told police during questioning. >> the praying football coach takes his fight to the supreme court. >> china's covid crisis, metal fences now caging people inside their homes. >> and fighting climate change with vodka >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith.

i'm kelly evans in >>> elon musk flips the bird i'm kelly evans in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc its board surrenders and takes the deal whae what's next for a must run twitter. >>> former president trump held in contempt of court the legal blow in a new york civil case and the fine he's facing most every day. the secretary of state's assessment made after his visit to ukraine the high-level trip and the new war goal the pentagon chief just outlined "rust." what the zs t . >>> never before footage released what the camera captured and what he told police before questioning. >>> china's covid prices, metal fences now caging people inside their homes. >>> and fighting climate change with vodka live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. it's a done deal the richest man in the world taking over one of the biggest social media companies on the planet today, twitter's board of directors unanimously approved elon musk's $44 billion offer to buy the company and take it private. in a press release today, musk wrote in part,

i'm kelly evans in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc twitter's to be acqu its board surrenders and takes the deal the hostile takeover complete. the agreement and what's next for a musk run twitter >> he's buying it for a specific reason >>> former president trump held in contempt of court the legal blow in a new york civil case and the fine he's facing most every day. >>> russia is failing. ukraine is succeeding. >> the secretary of state's assessment made after his visit to ukraine the high-level trip and the new war goal the pentagon chief just outlined >>> never before footage released what the camera captured and what he told police before questioning. >>> praying football coach takes his fight to the supreme court >>> china's covid prices, metal fences now caging people inside their homes. >>> and fighting climate change with vodka >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the his with shepard smith." >> good evening. it's a done deal the richest man in the world taking over one of the biggest s

do you agree with kelly, chris? >> i don't, i don't.re serious note, here is the reality biden -- the reality is he will be 82 years old, right? i think people know and i talked to democratic friends and it doesn't matter all walks of the aisle, people know obviously biden is getting up there in age and not just that. this is a concern overall to be able to move forward. that is what this comes down to. i don't see it happening. people earl frustrated and a leader that is enthusiastic. and can make things happen. right now we don't need talk. >> todd: kelly and chris, we have the tape. you took opposing positions here. we have the tape to see which one of you is going to be right coming up in november and again in 2,024th. we appreciate as always and have a great rest of the day, thank you very much. >> you too todd. >> todd: pouring more troops into the war that we are live on the ground as ukraine fights back against the new wave of attacks. >> carley: that is happening overseas our military in america is focused on new woke initiativ

meg. >> reporter: hey, kelly. the cdc held a call and new data look athhow many peep vl been infeck would the coronavirus but first really giving a picture of where we stand in the trajectory of the pandemic cases have been rising nationally, now up to 44,000 per day on the seven-day average that's about 23% increase week over week. hospitalizations have also been rising nationally for the second week in a row, in terms of admissions we're up 7% and more than 1600 per day and deaths are declines to 13% and the cdc director pointing out even the nature of the hospitalizations is different. we don't see so much severe disease within those hospitalizations which is good news but it's a metric they're looking at closely they also note this new sub-subvariant of omicron, known as ba.212.1 is more contagious than ba.2 makes up about a third of cases being sequenced in the u.s. right now it has a foot hold, particularly in the region in the northeast and it's more transmissible an than the previous version of omicron, wh

kelly? >> so what does this all mean, julia?wouldn't trigger the poison pill, obviously, so it could just be the price he initially named. where are the other suitors? their silence speaks volumes >> well, yeah. that's the question. now the fact that he is negotiating directly with the board. that means that the poison pill is probably not going come into play this is what the board wanted which is the ability to sit down and negotiate directly with musk i do think that the other suitors are the wild card here there has been some speculation that the board has been out there looking for other potential buyers, but that's the real question here is, you know, are they going to sign a deal and would they have the option to do a go shop and see if anyone else could come in, but there is the question of the business model here. we have to remember that elon musk is not focused on twitter as a business. he is focused on it as a platform for free speech and there are questions about what the potential growth opportunities are for this

hi, kelly. so here is what is happening at this hour. white house said president biden tested negative for covid last night earlier in the day he said next -- he was next to house speaker nancy pelosi who today said that she tested positive. the white house said pelosi is not considered a close contact of the president according to sds guidelines new york state trop prosecutor wants former trump to be held in contempt of court and fined $10,000 a day. she said trump has refused to turn over documents speez subpoenaed for her probe no noaa his business practices and has asked a state judge for the contempt ruling and fine and baseball fans could head back to the ballpark chicago cubs organi player opend up against the brewers which is just getting underway. the braves are getting ready to start the season against the cincinnati reds this evening of course here in new york, it was a washout. back to you. >> well we'll just leave on t on that sad note. >> play ball or don't. >> thank you very much. >>> ahead on "power lunch," the man behind

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kelly?to musk with the shares up one-third percent. >> another twitter is i wish politicians alive with a picture of their head with a gun fight over it, or that plus their address. i mean, at some point, someone has to make a decision as to which of those is not okay can an algorithm do that surely you need human judgment at some point. >> i think, like i say, in my view twitter should match the laws of the country, and really, you know -- there's an obligation to do that. going beyond that, and having it be unclear who's making what changes to, what to wear, having tweets sort of mysteriously promoted and demoted with no insight into what's going on, having a black box al gorithm on things and not other things, i think can be quite dangerous. >> the idea of opening the algorithm is a huge deal and i think many people would welcome that of understanding exactly how it's making the decision, and critique it. >> critique it like -- i think the coach on gi github and you can look lou it. i see

kelly? >> a whole new chapter, morgan thanks >>> chicago police looking to hire, but the number of applications is low. so they're dropping a major requirement to get people in the door >>> the academy hands down its decision to will smith we talk to a man who was in the room at the oscars when the whole thing went down. >>> as more workers return to offices, many companies are once again encouraging employees to attend in-person events. according to a new survey from the u.s. travel association, more than 80% of business travelers expect to take at least one trip to a conference, convention, or trade show in the next six months. some business leaders tell cnbc they're also turning to corporate retreats as a way to get workers reconnected. here's cnbc's seema mody. >> reporter: workouts on the beach, interactive culinary events, followed by team building exercises >> open your eyes. >> reporter: a glimpse into marketing firm captivate's three-day retreat for 125 employees in mexico. >> over

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hi, kelly. yes, i would much prefer to come out at this time than to come out and be all over media when things are -- when stocks are soaring because i think this is our best value add yes, teladoc very, very tough quarter and that's particularly for investors who are quarter to quarter oriented as you know, we have a five-year investment time horizon, but as fears about inflation and interest rates have moved up, time horizons in the market have shortened to basically a quarter and so the analysts picked apart the quarter and zoomed in on the direct to consumer business which did have a shortfall there's more competition in that space as vc -- as venture capital is financing some companies who are getting into niche areas. now, our point of view is that teladoc is becoming the health care information backbone of the united states. it serves 16% of americans are paid users and whenever we look at s curves we are looking for that 15 to 20% range as a trend moves into that market share, that is t

we think it's done, kelly.inal stages and now wooe thinking about what's next? where does he take the company does he move the company to texas in does he want to convert it to a homeless shelter in san francisco? i think it was more pointing out the productivity losses at twitter. so there's, you know, moving to the next chapter, but yeah, you're right no one thought this would be done at 54.20 and i think ultimately they're the only better there's no one else out there and they had a long, long road to get back to health from the useability perspective with advertisers and clearly, we've been talking about this for a while. it's been a tough road for twitter and hopefully going private in elon's magical, you know, dust that he can sprinkle on this can help resuscitate the story. >> the company is supposed to report results later this week and he said if there were no other buyers and if the musk thing would be consummated do you think the stock would go to the 30, $35 range? >> absolutely. this may be why the

>> hey, kelly.ot weighing on consumers' minds and incredibly they continue to spend on inflation and this income and spending report showing the consumers are keeping pace with rising prices and then some and it was for the fed to hike 50 basis points as if it needed one here are the numbers and that's the nominal number and it had a bounceback in service spending which is what you would expect as it would move away from the omicron wave take away inflation and spending, and income up 0.5% and take away inflation and real income actually fell 0.4% and consumers hang on the balance by reducing the savings rate. the pce inflation index and that's the preferred inflation indicator hitting a new 40-year high of 6.6% year over year. dropping the 5.2 to 5.3, the first decline since november 2020 the eci and the employment cost index telling a worrisome inflation story. you'll remember that fed chair jay powell told markets he's watching the eci for signs of wage push inflation and it had dropped in the fi

hi. >> kelly: hi. >> ryan: good to see you. >> kelly: thanks.

maria: interesting to hear mark kelly are trying to unseat mark kelly annette recently he has been moreen about the thousands and thousands of pounds of fentanyl that have been seized but what do you make of mark kelly's the wide open border? >> all the sudden he pretends to be concerned about it. but he is pretending that it's his mo. mark kelly will vote hard left right alongside chuck schumer and bernie sanders. and then he will pretend to be shocked to maria he is shocked when that makes the country go down the tubes. this guy, mark kelly is a rubber stamp vote for the joe biden open border agenda fees pretending to be concerned about now it's only because it's an election year end he is looking at his polling and he knows i am coming after him. arizonans are sick and tired of this border crisis that mark kelly helped cause. we see right through his lies. maria: are you expecting to get an endorsement from president trump? have you spoken with president trump? >> i have met with president trump a few times. most recently a few weeks ago. and i hope to earn his endorsement. i really

>> ranking member kelly, that's a great question. as we try to organize ourselves within the enterprise side of this, i think those are the questions we need to ask ourselves and pursue those strategies to be smarter, better, faster as we do this. >> i see open source, a lot of time it adds credibility rather than the other. and i guess the second question is, i would have said in my opening comments that i had some. what extent are we able to collect meaningful intelligence over the horizon and afghanistan and also are there open source things that can help us with that information that we can also use? >> ranking member, i would prefer to discuss the over the horizon mission in the closed session. there are open sources that we can use to help us in afghanistan. >> and then the final question, just in a general sense, we'll discuss this more in the closed hearing, but overall just for the public to see that we're going -- they have to know we're going to closed session to talk about all the important things. overall, what is our bu

ranking never kelly? >> chairman, i asked this question, but it's more of a comment as you answer the question. but open source is really important. sometimes we don't want to disclose how we know stuff and if it is open-source source we don't have to. and a lot of times if it comes from the u.s. government, people tend to doubt it. if it is from a source other than the u.s. government, it adds more credibility. there are a lot of open source -- i have talked to several of those. what i would like for you guys to do is rather than contracting with a company to do certain things, can we not by what we need when we need it, i.e. are there satellite companies that could tell us how many bushels of corn are in ukraine? can they tell us the refugee flow, can we do other things that we don't have to do, especially with some of the false flag information russia has been putting out, can we go to those and say we want to buy this information and have them put it out? >> that is a great question. as we try to orga