kelly o'grady from the very beginning was on top of this case, we condemn asked for a better reportert kelly didn't know at the time is she would be living in new york city 24/7 as this went on and on and on. great to see you, great job on this. now what. >> this was the assignment of a lifetime. one of the most shocking things last night, we all expected this to going to next week, it took the jury just four hours to come to a verdict. for some context, bernie madoff it took the jury four days to convict him and he confessed. when the verdict was read, to give a little color inside the courtroom, he remained stoic, emotionless even. 's mom and dad were a wreck, choking back tears understandably. what's interesting is what you may have been the nail in the coffin for him was his decision to testify. the case came down -- adam: allowed him to. >> reporter: he was in the media telling his story very liberally at the beginning of office so i think a lot. it was a hail mary. i've spoken to a number of former prosecutor they say this really came down ability of what would you have folks te

kelly o'grady live in new york.e a new quinnipiac poll shows 75% of voters think prejudice against jewish people in the united states is a serious problem. the highest percentage since the question was first asked back in 2017. the poll also showing that 7 in 10 voters think prejudice against muslim people is also a serious problem. lee carter president and parreder as maslanski and partners. we'll talk about the pole in a second but this is what struck me, the headline reads the following quoting maga and christian nationalism bigger threat to america than hamas could ever be. it's no longer they're just deplorables lee now they're worse than hamas. >> i think that that kind of rhetoric, that kind of headline, that kind of clickbait is so incredibly dangerous. we're talking about an oppressive regime whose sole mission is to exterminate jews. they are stated mission, not seoul mission. stated mission is to exterminate jews and to compare them to maga republicans in the con ex the of the new speaker of the house and

kelly o'grady. >>> up, up and away. virgin galactic stock touching the stratosphere, what's fire ifing up investors about the space tourism company. and we've got two major ceos waiting in the wings. coming up we'll talk to lyft ceo david rich arer about lyft's new holiday season promise to customers. you'll want to hear this, because it may mean money for you. and arm's ceo, rene haas, on the silicon sprint and the race to develop the next a.i. chip. they're straight ahead. closing bell about 50 minutes -- 40 -- this show is moving way too fast. 41 minutes left to the trade. [laughter] the dow losing about 206 points, off the lows of the session. s&p down 32, the nasdaq down # 19 as investors retreat -- 119, as investors retreat from jay powell's comments just about anm hour and aus half ago. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and sma

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kelly o'grady is with us, are there conditions attached to this?s there are everything has to be done with israel's approval. the minister of communication announced the agreement on x. starlight satellite can only be operated in israel with the approval of the communication including the gaza strip. startling provide satellite basd internet services they have orbit satellites that equates to 50% of the market, elon musk says he hopes to reach 42000 eventually and israel is not the only country leveraging the network. it's been a lifeline for soldiers and civilians in ukraine and becoming increasingly more important to u.s. national security. spacex one another one point to billion in government contracts. in september the pentagon agreed to pay tens of millions which is a defense communication system that relies on starlink. they're more resistant to chinese hacking attempts and despite the scrutiny of elon eln bond company stray biden administration, they seem to need starlink. >> there's a benefit to private partnership when it comes to those ki

fox business' kelly o'grady has been following this trial minute by minute outside manhattan federal ctually have some new information to bring you that i just got right now. right when the jury was leaving, sam bankman-fried was seen talking to his mom and his dad. his mom looked really upset, dad led her out. but, of course, you can only imagine what's going through her mind. her son's life hangs in the balance. the question, how long is is is this going to take. bernie madoff came four days to the verdict, the elizabeth holmes took seven days to come to a verdict. sometimes though it takes just hours. and the thing is, they have a lot to consider, right? they're going to go count by count, determine if they feel the prosecution met their burden of proof, and he faces seven charges in total. you mentioned up to 110 years he faces in prison. i will note though he could get far less based on the verdict that he gets for each charge and and how the judge approaches sentencing. i'll also note that elizabeth holmes, when she was convicted, she faced up to 80 years in prison, she did only

kelly o'grady is with me.uart, we're expecting oil and gas industrier and a number of senior -- stuart, we're expecting iger and a number of senior leaders to expect the building by opportunity meeting and it's a pleating for employers and -- meeting for employers and investors and wall street is watching and the company has yet to fully turn around. some parts of the business are doing well but the movie studio and can tent engine that feeds other parts of the business are flailing. disney's wish and marvel bombed at the box office and disney seen a number of other flops partly driven by the pursuit of woke content. >> they kept on producing these woke movies and people weren't going. they just kept on producing them, expecting people to adjust their values to the company. well, that didn't happen. and so shareholders are beginning to ask synergy home we ever really went down this road. jot company admitted that esg activism hurt shareholders and said "we face risks relating to misalignment with public and co

let's go to kelly o'grady who is at the courthouse with the latest. us break this down. >> sure. so, rachel, first i have to start by saying the jury reached this verdict deliberating only 4 1/2 hours. you know that's never a good sign for the defendant. even the bernie madoff trial, it took them four days to reach a verdict. he has been convicted on all seven counts of fraud, money laundering, conspiracy. he is facing up to 110 years in prison. that doesn't mean he will necessarily get 110 years but that is the maximum sentence for the charges he's been convicted on. he will have a sentencing date scheduled for march 28th. remember he had his bail revoked so right now he has been behind bars during this entire trial and the period leading up to it. we have not confirmed if he will remain behind bars. if status quo remains he will until march, that sentencing date. there is another trial scheduled for march 11th. the government has not confirmed whether they plan to go forward with that or not. realistically he was just convicted on all of these charge

fox business correspondent kelly o'grady has the latest from los angeles. , mike. well, no let up in the showdown between elon musk and disney bob's iger. thousands of exusers are posting thousands of disney subscriptions musk is telling off advertisers who rah ban donning x. alleging the company's actions are akin to blackmail. >> if somebody is going to try to advertise me with advertising, black me with money. go [bleep] yourself. but. >> go [bleep] yourself. is that clear? i hope it is. hey, bob, if you are in the audience. >> those comments come after 200 companies paused spending on x. iger defended the choice citing musk inflammatory tweet many perceive as anti-semitic. >> we just felt that the association with that position and elon musk and xs would not necessarily a positive one for us. >> now, musk did apologize for the message in question. it was the dumbest social media post he has ever made. nonetheless the billionaire is not giving in despite facing a $75 million hit on advertising revenue by year's end. now, he while the boycott may bankrupt

bankman-fried found guilty on all charges related to collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange, fox business kelly o'grady, has been there, the entire trial she is live now with more, kelly. good morning, maria. , that is right, this whole thing has been one year in the making, this was the first big crypto case to see a verdict, fraud is fraud jury saw that took over just four hours to render that verdict faces up to 110 years in prison may not get that full amount, the sentencing at discretion of the judge from sfrusted with sbf throughout trial we will get insight into sentencing a hearing set for march 28 our team has been following the trial since day one three big things that seemed to make a difference in this case, first it was witness testimony, for weeks 2 jury listened to inner circling members are say they committed fraud he was the one told them to do it, further, sbf took the stand rather than connect he can with jury he alienated them prosecution highlighted how. >> the second piece of evidence, a digital fingerprint carline ellison ex-girlfriend ceo alameda said sbf directed her to create

kelly o'grady joins us, this is not the first to underperform this year how is it affecting the companytion does disney have a marble problem or a franchise problem in are they pandering to the wrong audience this is the worst domestic opening for a marble film ever pulled in 47 million compared to 153 million for his 2019 predecessor for some context and met the marvels was the first movie the actors were able to promote that was a meaningful loss but disney also has alienated core consumers with more woke content recently yet the little mermaid, lightyear, elemental all of these did worse than expected but on last week earnings call bob geiger the entrance of the company has pumped up too much content we were learning into a huge increase in how much we were making today felt that the quantity can be actually a negative when it comes to quality i think that's what happened we lost focus, prior to streaming disney would release marvel films it was an event they have been doubling down on disney+ and that is necessitated more content tv series movies, now the market is oversaturated and

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kelly o'grady is with us. what's in the deal?from artificial intelligence protections to a new pay structure for when content goes on a streaming service. we aren't going to know the specific details until the board reviews it, but the studio shared it's giving actors key points they were looking for. they shared this one announced last night "the biggest contract on contract gains in the history of the yawnon, a brand new residual for streaming programs and extensive consent and compensation protections in the use of artificial intelligence". not a moment too soon, we've been closing in on $6 billion in economic impact with everyone out of work. now, big sticking point throughout this, most members of the union aren't making george clooney salaries and you've got working actors and sag said "in a contract valued over $1 billion, there's a scope that enables sag members from every category to build sustainable careers". your delayed somehows and movies, we're getting back to work here in tinseltown and studios delayed many releas

kelly o'grady joins me now. is this going to go through, kelly?like it is going to go through, stuart, if only narrowly. you find me of all places today at the l.a. auto show. according to the vote tracker getting close 55% saying yes. we reached out to gm. they don't have a comment yet. when it is officially ratified they will have a statement. that is good news for folks looking to get behind one of these babies. for context, i'm looking at silverado ev. evs a huge focus at the lar auto shows. 400 miles to a full charge. 0-60 in four 1/2 seconds if you have a need for speed. i know you like your truck, stuart. this is $200,000 all top of the line trim. this price tag is not for everyone. consumers are reticent to adopt evs price being a big factor. average for a ev in october ran 20% higher than the industry average. that is about 11,000 more. we're seeing ev market share increase but at much slower rate than hybrids which is interesting. that is over 11% right now. industry experts say hybrid allows more flexibility for drivers but that means e

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let's go to kelly o'grady, who is at the courthouse with the latest. kelly, help us break this down . >> sure. so, rachel, first, i have rea to start by sayingched the juryi reached this verdictct d deliberating only four and aa go half hours. you know, that is never a goodmo sign for the defendant. for some context, even hee bernie madoff triaitl, it took them four days to reach a verdict. now he has been convicted on all seven counts of fraud, mone y laundering, conspiracy. a right now, he is facing up to 110 years in prison. that doesn't mean he will necessarily get 110 years, but that is the maximum eesentence for the charges he's been convicted on. he will have a sentencing28 that is scheduled now for march 28th. now, remember,mber he ha he hadl revoked. so right now he has been behind bars during this entire trial and the period leading up to it. so wwe have noe have not confir he will remain behind bars. but if the status quo remains, he would until march, that sentencing date. i also want to highlightt sent e is another trial scheduled forrd mar

kelly ow o'grady. ryan, what's your reaction to all of this? this guy is 31 years old. he'll be in jail for the rest of his life. >> it's pretty horrible. i would not want to be his parents, absolutely. i mean, this was one of the most blatant frauding in terms of just the amount of money we're talking about and blatantly taking customer funds to offset some losses in their hedge fund in alameda research and with regard to some of the real estate he was buying. political influencing, using funds for that as well. so i think overall, this is egregious what happened. i think it's indicative of we don't know what goes on in cryptocurrency. there's not a lot of transparency there and this is one of the reasons why i've been pretty negative on the whole space in general. it's down from 69,000, bit curve. it's up 100% this year but i think it's a very speculative asset and we never hear it used for anything good. it's always for fraud, always for funding things that are illicit and another reason why i think that in general this space has a lot of problems we've this big runu

sam bankman-fried fraud trial modifying to closing arguments fox business kelly o'grady live from courthousea this is the final time that both sides get to make arguments sam bankman-fried is off the stand, now set for a very dramatic day of closing arguments, it is going to rest in the hands of jurors, yesterday final day of testimony where more cracks unable or unwilling to answer key questions, prosecutors moved beyond schedule to focus on inax at home government, on two things, at alameda research, first claims despite think a ceo he was unaware alameda employees using fu. tx customer funds second he did nothing when discovering 8-billion-dollar shortfall when presented by prosecutors he said wanted to fix problem rather than gn blame counteracts november 7 piece customer seats were fine about decision with ftx, he couldn't recall specification finally admitted doing so at the request of bahamian government that willing to do anything in exchange for leniency in bahamas versus being prosecuted in united states, attacked bankman-fried, luxury rekweenlt using member of on redirect defense

kelly o'grady is live with that story. >> this is interesting.here is a letter from employees accusing google leadership targeting individuals who sympathize with palestinians, alleging executives have been tracking their activity. they wrote our grief is exasperated by campaigns of hate and abuse and retaliation inside google. they have allowed this behavior to continue and it speaks to the culture that has been allowed to develop. both have been censored internally but we are hearing concern from jewish staffers about that developing sentiment. they are being accused of . they shared our work is not directed at highly sensitive or classified military workloads. amazon has faced a similar backlash but they are not alone. you have tick-tock facing scrutiny with republican lawmakers. elon musk is also enduring backlash. he admitted he was pressured into that move but they are warning they could use that to facilitate terrorist activities. >> we heard the debate the other night, they were saying here is what happens with tick-tock. clearly it is st

joining me is fox business correspondents kelly o'grady. >> we are getting work that sam bankman-fried been found guilty o f the charges. we cannot confirm how many charges he was found guilty of. there werein seven counts, wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering. t he is facing up to 110 years in prison. jury t began deliberately rough 3:15 today. do the math.he they reached a verdict within fo four hours, that is never a good sign for the defendant. even in the bernie madoff file, took days. what happens from here? we? are expecting for the defendant to appeal. there is a march trial where he faces more counts and decades ik prison. founmad guilty tonight, not looking good for the march trial. whatd did it for the jury was last thing they heard from witness testimony was sam bankman-frie d taking the stand for multiple days and really did a 180.ia itls comes down to credibility, especially when he had witnesses in his inner circle. people sayin g we committed frad and pled guilty and he told us to do it. an mit grad said i can't remember whaappet happened bac

kelly o'grady live in los angeles with more smexplosive developments. >> election integrity partnershipwho is behind this disinformation group and found the eip is shrouded in legitimacy of academia, two key academic organizations, one from stanford and one from university of washington, the websites they collaborate with a number of others -- >> harris: this is breaking news, we were not sure ififi /* yvanka trump would speak. all of trump's grown children now were called to testify have done so, we saw both his elder sons, eric and donald jr. testify and today yvanka. that is leticia james, the district attorney that has been going after trump for years and put forth charges against him for realigning his asset amount through accountants to say what things were worth versus what this judge and prosecutors say. everybody got paid, anybody owned money, no victims here. this is a civil situation and bottom line is how much money it will cost donald trump. can they take his name off the signs, you know they would love that. we're following this, yvanka does not speak. we caught just a cli

kelly o'grady has been breaking news right and left on this, live in new york city but the story. >>t's great to see you and we were live outside the courthouse when it happened last night. it took the jury only four hours to come to a verdict. for context, a jury took four days to convict varney made off and he confessed to take you inside the courtroom when the verdict was read, spf remains emotionless, his mom and dad were erect. his mom choking back tears, had her head in her hands, very hunched over. both of them have been under suspicion of being involved in these crimes. his dad was an employee at ftx at the time. what may have proved final mail was is decision to take the stand. this case ultimately came down who did the jury believe? spf or the free intersexual measures that pled guilty. i spoke to a number of prosecutors with artists and they say it comes to credibility and spf seems like two different people understand unable to recall details of project termination if the client. he was credible. next, the defense will likely file an appeal in racist wonderment behind lar

neil: pizza or judge's decision for me, whatever you have, relentless, kelly o'grady on that.e lloyd, spring 412 points in response to no action on the part of the federal reserve and since then the bank of england before that you have a worldwide pause of any additional rate hikes. what do you make of that? >> you can either purchase a house you can't afford or a fun lifestyle you can't afford, you can't have both. most is because of interest rates, the cost of borrowing has gone up so much. we are in the biggest wealth divide in history. 2,010-2,022, rates were 0%, a lot of people got wealthy quickly in those 10 years. a lot of people made money. a lot of people were not good at saving money. they didn't prepare for bad things happening, financing things at more expensive cost, you are seeing some cracks in the system, that will give more prize. the federal reserve will put the brake on and see where things go because as we head into next year after holiday spending you will see more light on the consumer. stuart: that might show up to your point. it is not showing up at sta

behind-the-scenes drama, whether the company's evaluation which plummeted can reclaim that hype but first to kelly o'gradyon how they have gone from fired to hired. leaving the board left him dazed and confused. >> reporter: it shows how much sam altman is in the driver's seat. sources confirmed to me this indeed began as a budding of heads between part of the board that wanted to proceed carefully and altman who was against prioritize profits. he's fired friday, two days later, welcomed by open arms by microsoft who had a $13 billion investment in the proper arm and perpetual license for all of its ip. then you've got hundreds of employees threatening to quit and altman is back in the returning hero. he said i love open ai and everything i've done the past few days has been in service of keeping this team and its mission together. interesting when microsoft jumped a strategy of togetherness. in addition to altman returning as ceo, the board has been getting, the new board will be led by former sales for ceo brett taylor and include former treasury secretary larry summers. the old guard will retain one se

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kelly o'grady joins me live covering every moment of this trial for what we now call furniture fraudnight. >> this was a wild end to this trial. i will set the scene for you. we were speaking yesterday -- they started elaborating at 3:15 during your show and four hours later we have a verdict. that was shocking and for some context, bernie madoff who confessed it took a jury four days to convict him. we were all surprised, he was convicted of all counts of wire fraud. wire fraud conspiracy, and two counts to commit security and commodity fraud. he is facing one hundred 10 years in total. the sentencing was march 28th. last night when the verdict was read, sam bankman-fried might have been coming, very stoic, very emotionless but the parents were distraught, his mom had her head in his hands, there was this really strange moment as sam was leaving the courtroom he looked at them and smiled and just nodded and it was the moment of understanding of i guess this was always going to happen. a lot of us wondered why it would take such a short time. i spoke to a number of prosecutors and th

let's get to fox business kelly o'grady live outside the courthouse in lower manhattan. ng arguments very dramatic as each side makes their case to the jury one final time. prosecution began by asking jurors to consider three simple questions, where did the money go? what happened? what is responsible? their answer is sam bankman-fried and attacking testimony saying he lied to jurors and highlighted he was a different person earn cross examination. it is hard to believe he couldn't remember countless details as his time of ceo. yesterday he talked himself in circles as the prosecution tried to trap him recanting previous statement. he admitted doing nothing when discovering $8 billion missing. he claimed he didn't want to assume blame but tweeting telling customers their assets were fine. the prosecution will continue for the next couple of hours bringing the question of whether he knew taking that money was wrong. they are saying he did. he did it because he thought he was smarter and it is a powerful moment. that stops with you today and we'll soon see if that's the cas

kelly o'grady is watching the trial from the beginning and good morning to you. what's next?ng, bill. listen, the jury only took them four hours to come to a verdict. these were really complicated charges. for context bernie madoff took four days to convict him. when the verdict was read sbf remained stoic. his mom and dad choked back tears. the final nail in his coffin was the decision to testify. it came down to who did the jury believe, sam bankman-fried or the three circle members who testified against him? former prosecutors, credibility is what mattered. he didn't have it on the stand. he seemed like two very different people unable to answer simple questions under cross and at times defiant. what comes next? defense will likely file an appeal. he faces up to 110 years behind bars and there is a march trial to determine how long he will be behind bars. how many years is he going to get? bernie madoff good 150. holmes got 11. does the judge choose to make an example of him because it's the first major crypto case? my takeaway covering this for the better part of a year,

joining me now is kelly o'grady. what do we know tonight? >> reporter: good evening to you, laura.ng word that sam bankman-fried has been found guilty of the charges. we cannot confirm how many charges he has been found guilty of. there were seven counts including wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, as well as conspiracy to commit money laundering and a number of others. if convicted on all charges he is facing up to 110 years in prison. now, the jury began deliberating after a month long trial at roughly 3:15 today. do the math. they came to the verdict within four hours. just over four hours. that is never a good sign for the defendant. even in the bernie madoff trial, they took four days to come to a verdict. the elizabeth holmes trial seven days. what happens from here? we are expecting, of course, for the defendant to file an appeal. there is also a march trial where he faces a number of other counts and decades more in prison. certainly the fact that he has been found guilty tonight, not looking good for that march trial. i will say i have been in the courtroom, laur

kelly o'grady's all over it. if we could put up the feed, it is very close, within seconds. 54 seconds. >> reporter: this has been a longtime coming. we are waiting with anticipation. it has been two years delayed at this point. musk gave us a look at the production line. we see earlier on x, a futuristic sleek design in the video you are showing earlier unlike any truck on the market but that strange design contributed to production delays and the fact that it's made of a stainless steel versus aluminum or lighter steel. the question for investors is who's going to purchase this. will the cyber truck share existing details or be a flop altogether? as recently as last month, musk said there would be enormous challenges making the cash flow positive. ev market share is increasing but the rate of adoption is slowing and drivers are looking for a vehicle that is affordable and practical. the truck is unlikely to fit the bill. an exciting day for tesla fans, we are just about to get going, but you mentioned advertisi

people of superhero fatigue the marbles posted the worst opening weekend ever for any mcu film kelly o'grady i don't mean to be such a downer sometimes i like these things but it does seem familiar. >> it does is raising questions about marbles vision on the company's vision and that's been disney's strength and pulled in 47 million domestically opening weekend back appears to 153 million for the 2019 predecessor in using disney have other flops within the past year many robbing viewers the wrong way over progressive themes. another big reason why this did not do well there is too much content. marvel film used to be an event and on the earnings call bob iger acknowledge that disney is producing too much. >> were looking and working to consolidate, make less and focus more in quality and feel good about the direction that were headed but i mindful that her performance from a quality perspective wasn't really up to the standards we set for ourselves. >> doubling down has necessitated content to scriber's beneficial franchise driven means a lot more marvel tv and movies in the company digging

kelly o'grady joining me to discuss the details of musk's trip. >> it's great to see you. this is a little bit of an unusual visit for a tech billionaire, social media platform owner but he spent the day touring the discuss entry destruction from october 7 attack from hamas. he first met with engine vignette yahoo enema enter number of military officials and showed video from the attack and met with the families of victims and hostages. in addition the two held the discussion that was broadcast live on x. musk described the scene of the massacre as jarring into agree with prime minister benjamin netanyahu that hamas must be destroyed. a murder must be neutralized. musk met with israel's president isaac herzog. the discussion centered on the need to combat anti-semitism online were herzog told musk he had a huge role to play in doing that at x. remember his visit comes after he has been accused of anti-semitic rhetoric and the billionaire denied the claims, dozens of appetizers have caused their spending on acts. one concrete thing to come from the visit, musk has stat sate

words for companies who pulled their ads off of his platform x ripping into one ceo in particular, kelly o'grady. hello, good morning. >> choice words is right. the loss of ad revenue could cost the company $75 million and musk blasted advertiser. >> if black mailing me with money and advertising. go [bleep] yourself. go [bleep] yourself. is that clear? i hope it is. hey, bob. >> he is referring to bob from disney who paused advertising. even though the boycott may bankrupt the company people will blame the companies. he was clear his motivations for buying the company were to protect free speech. we have seen the pattern before. advertisers left twitter when he bought it. they came back. maybe they will again. >> bill: i watched about 20 minutes of that last night. something else. >> dana: i admire andrew who kept quiet as a reporter. sometimes that's the key, right? then the guy keeps talking and we got more news out of it. great to be with you. safe travels. see you tomorrow and harris is next. >> harris: breaking news, th

let's get to kelly o'grady who is following musk strip. it comes after he received quite a bit of backlash after he publicly endorsed an anti-jewish post. we don't want to be cynical but it looks to a lot of people that this is his come back to her or apology tour. aside from that, what more can you tell us. >> is not explicitly stated reason but the timing rudely seems so. as you mentioned earlier in the day he posted the message on x. he said actions speak louder than words and many are taking that to be a reference to his previous comments. he spent the day touring the destruction of the october 7 attack by hamas he was with prime minister benjamin netanyahu he was shown video and he spoke with some of families of the victims and hostages. in a live discussion on x he described the video of the massacre as jarring he said it was a tough day to get through. he even went so far to agree with prime minister benjamin netanyahu assertion that hamas must be destroyed and he said those that are intent on murder much must be neutralized he also

let's ask fox business correspondent kelly o'grady. welcome. that is astonishing to me.ial. i think of my fellow millennials, i think of gen z, people who want to start a family, have kids, get a home. mortgage rates are astronomical. rent, too. >> absolutely. you have so many people dealing with these rising prices who want to save up for a down payment on a home, but there's no possible way. you are living paycheck to paycheck and yet you still see -- we side and the midterms, we saw it in the most recent election, people are voting based on social issues. i am taking heart, you go on tiktok, gen z is waking up to the fact that things are costing more, but it doesn't seem to be translating into votes right now. that is where the disconnect is. i just went black friday shopping before i came to hang out with you, and you might be seeing a 60% discount at some retailers, but when you actually do the math, when you look at the cost of a coat or something at banana republic, it is still astronomically expensive after you take the 60% off. it's crazy. >> kayleigh: it is. i

kelly o'grady sister network and fox business and live in los angeles with the details. s longest actor strike in history. it is now over and not a moment too soon because the economic impact was closing in on 6 billion dollars. the studio shared this quote, it gives actor key points they were looking for. biggest contract on contract gain in the history of the union, brand new residual and compensation protection in the united states of artificial intelligence. good news for delayed shows and movies. tinsel town is back to work. they delayed next "mission impossible" film and the 2024 film slate will be saved. streamers need to find ways to deal with increased costs, fees are rising and it could happen again. there is prediction of how this year of strikes may contribute to inflation and be a watershed moment for ai. industries are growing concern and these protections could pave the way for others grappling with the new tech. back to you. >> lawrence: three years of this and then go through this all over again. i'm glad they reached a deal. thank you, kelly. >> of cours

kelly o'grady outside the curthouse in new york.day? >> reporter: well, stuart, there very well could be, ask and wouldn't that be the movie ending? because, in fact, today marks the one-year anniversary that an article came out last year that started all of the questioning whether something was going an -- on at ftx. the prosecution will give a roughly 45-minute rebuttal from the closing that we heard from the defense yesterday. they argue that sam bankman-fried was acting in good faith and that the prosecution was trying to turn a mass herd into their movie villain. of course, the prosecution also gave closing arguments. they systematically used bankman-fried's words against him, and, in fact, his hail mary decision to testify seemingly gave the government the final puzzle piece to stitch their narrative together. -- they also identified times bankman-fried could have come clean, but he doubled down. he tweeted, quote, ftx has enough to cover all klein holdings, we don't invest client as sets. the prosecution then showed this chat

we bring in kelly o'grady outside the federal courthouse. >> this marks the one year anniversary thatrticle came out that started all the questioning that maybe something sinister was going on at ftx. before the jury can deliberate the prosecution is giving their rebuttal now to combat the defense's closing from yesterday. they argue sam bankman-fried was acting in good faith and the prosecution is trying to put him as a villain. they used his own words against him. hail mary decision to testify seemingly gave the government the final piece of the puzzle to stitch the narrative together. they identified six times bankman-fried could have come clean and he doubled down. ftx began to unravel tweeted this, they have enough to cover all client holdings. we don't invest client assets. the prosecution showed this chat from that very morning proving ftx knew 8 billion in customer funds are missing. the jury will take the case. how the judge approaches sentencing. dana, this is -- it can be a wild card. sometimes it takes days or hours. >> bill: let's roll back to the speaker of the house. mi

closing good arguments underway in the sam bankman-fraud trial, don't know where it is going but kelly o'gradysing arguments always a dramatic time in a trial, both sides of the last chance to convince the jury, the prosecution is going right now i they posed at the beginning a simple question to jurors, where did the money go, what happened, and who was responsible? they are answer sam bankman-fried, painting an emotional picture of him lying to the public and congress, stealing billions from customers and investors while at times the trial itself was in the weeds, today the prosecution is laying out why this isn't about crypto but is a simple fraud case. they are highlighting the secret back door he ordered so that alameda could siphon money from ftx. they are harping on the fact that his lieutenant who he tried to blame everything on wouldn't have had the access to make and execute those decisions. the prosecution is also using his testimony against him saying he lied to jurors and highlighted how he was a completely different person on cross-examination. hard to believe an mit grad couldn'

here is fox business correspondent kelly o'grady. >> over a decade ago the hyper loop was perceived as faster than planes, immune to inclement weather and zero emission. >> hyper loop would connect major cities vacuum underground tunnels, pods would transport goods making a journey from los angeles to san francisco just 35 minutes. today, it has yet to move beyond concept. elon musk was championing the effort, creating an open source design and even building a one mile prototype with spacex. the project was recently put on hold though and the model turned into a parking lot. big barrier engineering the right technology. maintaining an air tight tube for hundreds of miles challenging as is keeping passengers comfortable at super sonic speeds. cost is the biggest factor. >> building a huge network of perfectly air tight tubes around the country turns out that's pretty expensive. so, if anything, it's been a real factor. it's just been a capital necessities. it would be hard to do that without billions of dollars. [applause] >> the biden administration's infrastructure bill allows for hyp

kelly o'grady was there for the sentencing, i believe. no, there for the verdict is.actually, so we've still got some time. and of course the government -- the defense is going to the file an appeal, as they always do this these cases. we also might get a march trial where there could be further charges, but the government could decide to forgo that. how many years he gets depends on a couple of factors. he is facing up to 110 behind bars, but that is up to the discretion of the judge. bernie madoff got 150, elizabeth holmes, she faced 80 years, only got 11. spf, he's only 31, so some legal analysts say throwing the book at him could look like 20-25 the years. however, this was the first major crypto trial. they could try and make an example of him. and his performance on the stand really could hurt him with judge kaplan, and that hail mary testimony, stuart, was what did him in with the jury. much of the prosecution's case drifted into the weeds at times, so much of it hung on the words of his cospear co-conspirator -- co-conspirators. but he took the stand, and his

will know that those advertisers killed adverti company and wet all documented in great detail kelly o'grady's a fox business correspondent have you ever heard a ceo talk you eve like tg >> no, jesseht, i haven't. but at the same time, you know, musk runs a private company when he took twitter, now ex twi private, he doesn't have answer to shareholders. and he was really up front. aihe paid $44 billion for it. but he said he wants to make wan monetsy, but that's not his primary objective. so you hear him say if advertisers don't advertise on the platform that tracks, i don't think the bankf s that e owes billions in loans loved hearing that. but my reactiothn to this is, okay, you know, people are going to watch our segment. people are going peopl to hear that it's already going viral. you might not have advertisers who want at this very momenty in time to advertise on the platform, thouggoing vih they're fine. going to tik tok, where anti-semitism is all all over the place on the platform, but it is going to get people to get on the platform. they love him or they hate him. and engagement. at

kelly o'grady thank you. we had interesting colorful ideas. dagen: did you hear that papering? it would be me and a backhoe, bulldoze the entire house. now you can move in. jackie: brian: i had something else in mind. but i like that. >> i like that too. i have to go to charles payne. charles: two words, watch pacific heights, watch pacific heights, that is all you have to do. i'm charles payne, this is "making money". stocks are on the track for the longest winning streak in two years. why are investors still in the fear zone? i will ask ed yardeni. it is a stock-pickers market. wait until you see how much it is. nancy tengler tells us how you find the names you want to be in in this particular period. also, maybe it is short squeeze season, folks? isn't a delicious way to beat the hedge funds, shorting things they heavily short? you have to learn how. we have the best in the game on that. wall street fed guessing game it has hit a fever pitch. one of the best proxies for the state of the economy is flashing warning signs. well-teal you what he missed. we have ahmad back from

kelly o'grady's outside the courthouse in new york city.stifying. do experts think it paid off? >> reporter: no, they don't, stuart. you know, the whole point of sharing his narrative was to build credibility with the jury. it was a hail mary, but maybe it could have worked. but that brutal cross-examination by the prosecution may not have been worth the risk. now, yesterday marked his final day on the sand. -- stand. he showed even more signs of cracking. he had a defiant tone, even argue mentive. the judge said is numerous times, quote, just answer the question, sbf began talking in circles as the prosecution tried to trap him. one particularly something moment came when the government dug into sbf's role at alameda research. when he discovered $8 million in customer funds was missing, he admitted to doing nothing. the dramatic exchange lasted several minutes where government lawyers hammered away as he tried to the evade responsibility. finally, prosecutors pressed him on whether he even asked who spent the money. he said, quote, i wasn'

fox business correspondent kelley o'grady is outside the courthouse in new york with the latest. good evening, kelly that's right. in closing arguments today, the prosecution systematically used sam bankman-fried's own words against him. sbf hail merry decision to testify seemingly gave the government the final puzzle piece to stitch their narrative together they went count by count lighting how media would you haves, tweet proves criminal intent. the prosecution underscored the secret relationship between alameda research and ftx arguing sbf hid the connection because he knew it was wrong. six succinct times bankman-fried could have come clean instead doubled down sending fake balance sheets to lenders and spending, quote: like he won the lottery. one example came october 7th as ftx began to unravel he tweeted ftx has enough to cover all climate holdings, we don't invest climate assets. showed a chat from 3:08 that very morning proving sbf knew 8 billion in customer funds was missing. they also debunked his defense arguing the claim he was acting in good faith but had bad luck does not dismiss he k

tonight, fox business correspondent kelley o'grady tells us the demands they are now making from los angeles. good evening, kellyployees take sides in the israel-hamas war. in an open letter, muslim palestinian, arab and anti-zionist jewish employees are accusing leadership of targeting individuals that sympathize were palestinians. staffers even allege executives have been tracking their activity in an attempt to get them fired. they write, quote: our collective grief is exacerbated by campaigns of hate, abuse and retaliation inside google. the impunity by which google executives have allowed this behavior to continue speaks to the culture ha has developed. sources share with fox business that hate speech towards both palestinians and israelis had been censored internally. we are hearing growing concern from usual staffer about that growing sentiment. the letter also demands google stop doing business with the israeli government and calls for the end of a $1.2 billion contract. google pushed back on the charge, sharing this with fox. quote: our work is not directed at highly sensitive or classified military wor