wonderful, kevin o'leary. and great kevin hassett.lly i'll a manufacturing, index was down, manufacturing fell half a percent. it is down 1% from the last year. business equipment investment barely above water for the past year. kevin, you have lousy retail sales number. but it look like the government stimulus hitting consumers may be coming to an end? the so-called biden boom, that was temporary, is it over? is or what? >> well, you know i think you know this. there are parts of country in january where sun never comes up. and that is what the january data are like for me. the seasonal changes are so massive that when i see big numbers, positive or negative. i'm always scratching my head, wondering if will reverse in february, market has had a crazy few days because it is reacting to january data. i think that the economy not as strong as it looked a week okay, -- week ago but gdp says around 3%, i think that economy is stronger than i expected, give up the terrible policies. and i would say that this is really food for thought. som

they're all crazed about that kevin o'leary, kevin has sit, john carney, thanks heavens so much.p is up 30 points in south carolina based on likely voters from a "cbs news poll." joining us alex marlow, editor-in-chief of "breitbart news," ned ryun of american majority, ce something, must be the ceo of american majority. alex marlow, give me some wisdom on this insane, i want to talk about why, why nikki haley is going to lose south carolina but the insanity of fani willis and her boyfriend prosecutor and lying and democrats corruption, you know, alex? here is how i conclude it, that democratic party was not always this bad but as it has become a big government, socialist, collectivist party, it has become corrupt through and through, alex marlow, that is my take, one indian's take. what do you think? >> this is the whole nature of politics right now in america unfortunately, which if you're on the left you can get away just about anything. that cnn promote the reporter who was the main russian collusion hoax instigator. you fail upwards. this is the culture on the democrat side

wonderful, kevin o'leary, i don't know, why should the fed cut interest rates? teresting to me today, kevin, the bond market sold off, the 10- year was up, whatever, 10 or 12 bits. i think it closed around 4.10, 4.12, okay, but the stock market continues to rise. so, or kevin, how do you see it? >> two things, larry. number one, why is this the happening? speck iflating that it's the digitization of the american economy because during the pandemic margin all across the board in the s&p 500 companies and small business have improved about 2.5% because they cut out the middlemen in distribution through direct to consumer models and direct b&b model. you look at nike or anyone doing business in america. number two on the fed issue, this puts a nail in the coffin of anybody thug they're going to cut rates in may. you had a 75% productivity there of people betting that they'll cut rates. in fact, the market thinks there's three cuts, 25 bits each, coming right after march which is a zero probability of a cut. i don't see it. i think the problem is -- and you said it's

wonderful, kevin o'leary. a quick thought. elon musk met all of his targets.hy are judges telling the board or corporation what to do? that is corporate governance. and i think that vivek ramaswamy is right, you will throw capitalism out the window. what do you think? >> i agree. the should go to the supreme court and be challenged. remember shareholders made 800 x on this. they agreed to this package. he has proven himself to be an extraordinary individual, you think about what the man achieved in his early to mid career, no one has done what he has done, no matter what he pursues. whether tesla robot or brain implant or spa spacex. why would you want a judge, a single individual to decision what that is worth to society and shareholders, that is everything that is wrong with bureaucracy, i hope this gets challenged, this is not about the money, he is rich already. you want to align yourself with shareholders, that is all he has done, he said don't give my cash, give me no cash, i will grow the business, i make money when you make money. the essence of capita

kevin o'leary calls it "an atrocity." what do you call it? cannot identify the victim, the crime was reverse engineered. if a crime is organic, the victim will begin the process, but the process was, find me the man, and then we will find the crime. $335 million is a bit excessive for the amount owed to the banks is none. in the end, they agreed to the loans. if he probably wanted another, i'm sure he's going to get it because he pays his lungs back. so if there is no victim, it was reverse engineered. as long as you are politically in-line and you don't upset us, you won't have a problem. i'm beginning to learn this is happening in a lot of places. i was on the wrong side on surveillance. and then there is livelihood. with surveillance, they said there's nothing to worry about if you're not doing anything wrong, so you won't mind if we spy. until they spied on americans. then it was freedom of speech. you have nothing to worry about. i just hate speech. that disinformation, misinformation, stuff they did not like. now your ability to make a

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i agree with everything kevin o'leary said.e shouldn't be making it harder to have a business in new york city. there's certain blockses where there's no business on the entire street. it's not like someone wants to be the first to move in. it's so expensive. there's so many regulations. no you have to worry about this? i don't know why anybody would have a business here at this point. >> greg: trump is below the law. he's not above the law. now we're all below the law. huh? you like that, don't you? your silence tells me that up next, how a financial writer lost a pile of cash in a flash. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ hey. you seein' this? wait... where's the dish? there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? oh, i used to love doin' my business on those things! you're one sick pigeon. them

joining me now, kevin o'leary, a shark tank star and investor. he will never invest in new york now. he calls it a loser state. great to have you with us. thanks for joining us today. i want to start with a quick look at this from "the view." here's what sunny hostin had to say about the punishment value against the former president that he thinks is embraceable in this. watch. >> he had his name over every building here in new york. now he looks like one big loser and he doesn't -- people will know that he doesn't have the money, that he doesn't have business acumen. he's not a great business person that's going to hurt. >> martha: that's what hurts, kevin. that's the goal here. what do you say? >> i listen to the governor of new york's words in the last 48 hours to try to quell the concerns of investors like me. what she basically said was it's okay to do business in new york as long as you're not donald trump and you behave properly. now, i don't know what that means. but i'm asking myself why take the risk? who is next is what everybody is as

wonderful himself, kevin o'leary. he's the chairman of o'leary ventures. look at that smile. ant kevin's reaction to democrat senator joe manchin rattling the biden white house, stating what everyone elysees, that the it has -- else sees, that it has gone too far left. >>> plus, the new big problems why the president's electric car push is stalling out. plus, congressman jeff van drew is joining us. gop senators warn about an unprecedented democrat senate effort to stop the impeachment trial of dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas on "the evening edit," next. ♪ there are many ways to do things. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for quality. for us, this way is the right way which is why it's the only way we go. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood whit

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holds in personal assets while sort of the money man himself diving in which arc tanks, judge >> kevin >> o'leary, otherwise known as mr. wonderful, and chairman of o'leary ventures. kevin good to see you back. here every time i think about this number, it's beams astronomical to the average person frankly, it is an astronomical figure and between the penalty, in this case, the 83 million to e jean carroll. that's more than half 1 billion. and you got this recent forbes estimates saying that he hadn't had the cash. so how is he going to come up with that money? >> well, even if you're a billionaire having half 1 billion liquid is kind of unusual, but by the way, laura, this bond, like everything else in this case, is unprecedented. i don't recall a bond issuance anywhere near this ever for a personal situation ever. i mean, usually each thing things in real estate and of 2030, $40 and you basically get an aggregate of your portfolio and you stake it. the bond phi itself to put the agreement of places anywhere from one to two-and-a-half percent. so you're gonna lose that right out of the gate so t

kevin o'leary calls is an atrocity what do you call it? >> greg: well, two obvious o points.n the crime was reverse jeered. right? usually if a crime's organic, therede victim would begin the process.th about you the process was, as aa old stalinist ploy, find me the man and thend me we'll find the crime. $335 million is a bit excessive when the amount ode to the banks is none. they, in the end, agreed to loans which heto then paid backe if he probably wanted another pr loan, i'm sure he's going to get it because he pays his loans back. so if e heays there's no victim reverse jeered. what hochul said. >> as long as you are politically in line and you don't upset us, we won't have a problem. and i'm beginning to learn this is happening in a lot of places. i mean, and i was on wrong side on surveillance, and then there was speech and thervn your livelihood. with surveillance they said th there's nothing to worry about if you're not doing anything wrong so you won't mind if we nd spy. until they spied on americans. then it was freedom of speech.ic you have nothingan to worry abo

i, i, i agree with everything kevin o'leary said in termree w. of just take him out of it formg a second. we should be making it even to to have a businessther in new york city. i mean, there are certain blocks where there's juse's kset business on that entire street and it's like someone's goinntg. to be the first one to move in. yeah, it's so expensive. there'ive.s already. so many regulations. and now on top of it, you have to worry about this. hav w aboi don't know why anyba have a business here at this point. you know what it is? are yo gu?reg: t trump is below the law. yeah, he's not above the law. and now we're all below the law. huh? you like that, don'tyo you? yeah. silence tells me that. yeah. oh, ye tat us how a financial wa lost a pile of cash in ash he'll in the new york area with, in the new york area with, like, tickets to see gutfeld goo to foxnews.com slash gutfeld to foxnews.com slash gutfeld and click on the link to joi n our studio audienc e. >> sometimes john wrestles with falling asleep so he takes nyquil, the world's number

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i want to play more kevin o'leary from shark tank you know who he is he said this about the whole trumpgment thing. watch. >> i would never invest in new york now and i'm not the only person saying that. do you think any foreign institution or any private equity firm or any pension fund would touch new york? no. and that's why new yorkers should be concerned. >> trace: what about you, jared? would you invest? would you do commercial real estate in new york. >> i would not, only because the margins are too tight in new york city. but the reality is, is there is so much equity in the brick and mortar, in the buildings of new york city. there are internationals who are invested in the city. it will always remain a strong city because of the amount of equity and the low debt that we have on the properties. it makes it a very safe investment. that is an extremist point of view. i absolutely don't agree and i've been developing in the city for decades. >> it's interesting because jonathan turley writes this about trump's judgment, and then i'll get your take on this, abe. watch. >> part of it

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kevin o'leary says he will never invest in new york of the decision.oser states because of policy high taxes competitive regulation, already in the top list of being a loser state. i would never invest in new york now. stuart: the wealth of wall street agree with that? is in the studio if you will walk over to my set and in we will interview him right after this. ♪ ♪ will the dow is down ten for the methadone 170. reading from the left-hand side of the screen, walmart which i think is a winner. >> shares hit a new high of 181 moments ago so the report card, tropical among high income consumers for $100,000 in in income, sales, dividend up by 9%, thus the most in more than a decade and buying up tv people visio to billing dollars. stuart: home depot is not doing well. >> soft report card, sales fell 3%. it was down 2% earlier and now a little higher because numbers work better than expected even though they felt. that sometimes is how it's interpreted. the bad news is the number of transactions fell and amounts on each transaction declined. he. stuart:

>> california is the worst run state following off what kevin o'leary said. he's 100% correct.ey, they play the games on their spread sheets and move money around to pretend there's a surplus in the budget, they don't. they can't prosecute crime, and the state itself is falling apart. but the thing is it's an absolutely beautiful state and there's a reasonable subset of people that have good values and good perspective on things but they're being ignored and if they speak out, they get prosecuted. the only people getting prosecuted are the people that have good opinions. stuart: when i go out to eat, i'm astonished on the high prices and are they driving them away from your restaurant s? >> yeah, what happens is that if you maybe have like a visit once or twice a week, that person is going to come once every two weeks at best and prices are so high. everything is being priced out of the market and it's eating out even in fast food is becoming a luxury experience as opposed to something that can keep jobs on the vet sheet and can keep restaurants going day in and day out. stuart

kevin o'leary is chairman of o'leary ventures. due diligence. first on fox business, i want your thought on whether it's daniel loeb or sequoia who has backed his newer venture called flow, if they're making a big mistake on this guy or give request him another chance. or give him another chance. >> i doubt this deal happens because of softbank's experience. it's hard to lose billions in the collapse of what weworks was at that time and then back the same guy that made you take that mark-to-market hit. other lps, other investors in softbank probably wouldn't like that, so politically it's probably not a smart deal. and, by the way, weworks is just another real estate play, and the challenge there was they bought long-term leases from all kinds of buildings in every city, notably new york is where a lot of the trouble started, and then every single weworks rental is a very short-term lease. so you have a huge mismatch, much in the same way that idiot management is driving down these regional banks. they're not bad beam, they've jus

joining me right now o'leary ventures are chairman kevin o'leary your reaction, how do you think trump'stors and businesses in new york? >> developers are all asking the same question is this fine penalty interest commensurate with the act the crime so to speak. remember there is no money lost no victim here, essentially under half a billion-dollar fine for a situation where no monies you were o lost farmed pate supposed banks fully paid back we are wondering do this make sense asking ourselves how long for the appellate court to bring down to a reasonable number i have no idea what that is. meantime, while this is going through the system, none of us want new money to work in new york analytic gets resolved not just governor's words about behavior none of us understand, i don't understand what she said there wasn't, to me one investor but very concerned about next step of seizing assets capital comes to america because of the civility of the justice system, and this is not stable, in terms of many people's ice, domestically and s internationally seizing assets happens in venezuela doesn

let's bring in kevin o'leary, chairman of o'leary adventures and mr. wonderful. great to see you.hanks for being here today. i mean, that's that pretty scary chart going back to 2018. it takes off like a rocket in 2021 and hits levels that we have never seen before. >> this is the number 1 question i get on social media today about this situation. remember, 2021, height of the pandemic. most people stuck it home. started to use these credit cards to buy goods and services direct from manufacturers. they bought a lot. consumer market exploded back then. you recall. the real issue here is that the same time this is occurring, the fed did something historic. raised rates in terms of pace never seen before. credit card debt was 18%. now at 23%, 24%, 25%. so you're servicing smaller amounts and high interest rate payments. this is a big problem. >> martha: so i just want to go to this flashback. this is president biden stunned back in the middle of last month at the price of a smoothie. watch. >> by the way, anybody want a coffee? it's on me. you'll take a smoothie? they're $6. i'll do

i don't disagree with kevin o'leary at all.nk about the trillions of dollars in assets that already left the city for the reasons you've mentioned. we created an environment not conducive to business. not doing anything to draw new business in. when i looked at what happened to president trump it with as a personal assault on him. they wanted to go after him. he is a very wealthy man but they don't know how his money is tied up. it may not be liquid. this could present a speed bump for him having to sell properties or putting up that $3355 million. it is more like 450 million including interest waiting for an appeal. he will have to deal with that. the way democrats are spinning this and michael cohen who used to be on his team. he turned around and said something to the effect of yeah, you have to watch out for president trump because this will put him in a cash crunch. all of a sudden you could have a potential president on the ticket that is up for sale. i started laughing because i said to myself the only conversation we've

does this bode well for places like florida as kevin o'leary said, are the businesses going to look athis and say it's time to go to a free state. >> i remember posing this question to jason yesterday whether the ruling would have a chilling effect on other developers and financiers, donald trump certainly is not the first person to use the tactics to get better loan rates and more favorable conditions. i think people are going to look at other places, why wouldn't they. i want to go back to the new york times calling the truckers violent. there is basically stating a boycott. i want to call out the new york times we seen plenty of protest in the last six months, pro-palestinian protest shutting down major train stations in the city, shutting down entrances to universities where jewish students and other students are trying to enter and intimidating people, where was the new york times calling out the protesters as being violent. >> and entire summer of blm we have that quote the both of you alluded to the tsunami of maga threats that is different and the intimidation is systemic and e

shark tank's kevin o'leary says he will never invest in new york following the ruling, calling new york a "mega loser state." like the rest of the cases against trump, but $355 million judgment, more than the gdp of some countries. it's completely unprecedented. based on an analysis of 70 years of civil cases done by the associated press -- not a right wing publication, a wire service. "trump's case stands apart in a significant way. it's the only big business -- threatened with a shut down without a of obvious victims and major losses. unprecedented." meanwhile, this case. here's a "new york times," liberal "new york times" review. they concluded that "new york state prosecutors have never before filed election law case with -- but they will trump." after listening to oral arguments, the supreme court was skeptical of the left's attempt to remove trump from the ballot in colorado. even natalia brennan jackson, even elena kagan. this is before we get to the case in maine before unelected secretary of state -- one person remove trump from the ballot. here's reaction, former acting attorn

i don't have anything else to add. >> curious -- >> sandra: so kevin o'leary is still with us here, really important we took the second question in its entirety and the answer in entirety as well, kevin. because it's an important question, right, that edward lawrence from fbn was asking her, after the hur report and the release of it, why not bring the president's medical doctor out to take questions from reporters in the room, considering a majority of americans are concerned about his ability, his mental ability. she did take a question earlier on whether or not the president should take a cognitive test as part of the physical she just mentioned. she said obviously on a physical, which is the president that he proves every day how he operates, how he thinks, by dealing with world leaders and making difficult decisions. that's the cognitive test, apparently. on inflation, what did you think. saying the president is working every single day to bring prices down, pointed to milk and eggs, prices are coming down. i don't know, i don't see it. what say you? >> that's not his problem. obvious

neil: well put, always good chatting with you, kevin o'leary following all of that. were following how this is sorted out politically, nikki haley has been making a big deal saying the money that the president, former president has to raise to pay for this could be coming from campaign coffers and a lot of those that donate to his campaign are unaware of this. he says the rnc itself could be picking up the tab for a lot of us come alexandria hoff has been following that side of the story and she is in south carolina. >> overall she is saying the former president is distracted and not here somewhere in south carolina because he stuck in courtrooms or focusing on other things like selling stinkers but the former governor as far as surveys has been adamant this is not the final battle in the large event last night she talked about some of the calls for her to drop out of the race and she said she's not doing that. i will never give up, haley maintains she will prove competitive this saturday during the primary major focus on the trails is foreign policy with criticism t

kevin o'leary issued a warning for new york business owners. watch this.w york was already a loser state. i would never invest in new york now, and i'm not the only person saying that. stuart: all right. does the wolf of wall street -- that would be jordan belfort -- does he agree we mr. wonderful? he's going to be here. >>> and then we have prince harry says he would be willing to return to his royal duties but only if king charles asked him to. the a is a royal return likely? hope not. we'll dish out the drama with neil sean. >>> trump's legal team is preparing to appeal the $355 million civil fraud ruling against him. we have a full report on that coming to you next. ♪ hey, big spender -- ♪ hey, big spender -- ♪ hey, big spender, spend a little time with me. ♪ stuart: former president trump set to appeal the ruling in his $355 million civil fraud case. kelly o'grady is right there at trump tower in new york city. here's the question, if trump has to pay, what assets might he have to sell? >> reporter: well,ing stuart, the one behind me, for example. [la

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wonderful himself kevin o'leary on "fox & friends weekend" yesterday warning that businesses won't wantst ruled against former president donald trump in that huge civil fraud case. >> carley: new york governor kathy hochul is attempting to give businesses reassurance. law abiding rule following businesses in new york have nothing to worry about they are very different than donald trump a and his behavior. >> steve: that's a difference according to her. meanwhile a "new york post" editorial board article argues democrats should be weary of celebrating trump's civil trial outcome. and, of course, he got the bad news, going to have to pony up a gigantic amount of money, combine that with the e. jean carroll settlement and, you know, they got to figure out where that money is going to come from. >> carley: yeah it, really is interesting that kevin o'leary who knows more about business than anybody reading a "wall street journal" article they are all warning, guy, the same thing. that this case could have greater implications for other businesses. business people saying wait a second, that d

wonderful himself, kevin o'leary kevin, great to see you tonight. what's going on? >> let me explain what happened. pre-pandemic, interest rates were practically zero as you recall and regrowth of the pandemic and we have a massive increase of basic rate so mortgages went from 3 and a half to 7 to 8 percent. affordability got tougher in rent and prein and gas and othe issues increase with inflation rates of 33 percent but the average wage in america barely budgets about 62,000 you have this massive squeeze on people who all of a sudden leave college and say is it ever expensive to live? what happened here?life happenedti. every generation is looking back and saying can i do better than my parents? this cohort is in trouble because they got whacked by some hard-coreur inflation that has not gone away.em >> what does this mean for the belief in capitalism in the american dream if you think no matter how hard i work i can't onheget ahead and i'm still liv with mom and dad what does thath mean for the future belief in our system? >> our system always survives this debat

kevin o'leary from a shark take came to visit oklahoma couple weeks ago. as he explores places to make new investments, he says he would never invest in states like california, new york, because of their overregulation and their taxes. oklahoma has the business environment he is looking to tap into. to be the best estate for business and attract top level ceos we need to keep pushing business friendly policies and reducing burdensome regulations. i am calling on the legislature to take a page out of delaware and texas playbook let's set up a system of courts specifically designed to address business disputes. businesses need assurances that disputes will be adjudicated by courts with expertise in business law. next i am calling on local governments to join us in the effort to be the most business friendly state in the nation. if our own local governments are levying huge permitting fees or delaying projects it will show investments and causing in causs to look elsewhere. we have to match our competition in dallas, kansas city, denver, houston, to make okla

shark tank co-host kevin o'leary joins me now. n, does tweeting something like that make her look like, you know, a dispassionate lawman? >> i think the challenge of aftermath of decision is two fold. one is will it stand? because it's probably not good for the environment in new york to attract capital for real estate development. it seems a little excessive and obviously when challenged in the appellate court. many assume that it will be adjusted downward and maybe not eliminated but be more appropriate for the fact that this was a victimless crime in the context of moneys lost. there wasn't any so also this law was used for the first time in 75 years too get this outcome. and so i think that would be examined as well by the appellate court in new york i find it, you know, really what i care about, my kids live in new york i want people to go there and invest in it. every day passes environment more toxic as far as traffic in capital. investors don't have to go new york. they have other choices. and that's clearly what is happeni

. >> th-will: that's what kevin o'leary said in new york and tournament of a person and making it clearonald trump trial that turned into fani willis prosecutor and corruption scandal and nathan wade, her special prosecutor she appeared and appointed donald trump and said he made only so many visits to visit fani willis in the neighborhood and have cell phone data suggesting he went much -- many more types to visit fani willis and now we have this, trey, as well. another special prosecutor with the team and john floyd made something like $4300 through two donations to fani willis' campaign. i mean, that seems like another conflict of interest; trey. >> if i'm donald trump, what i want is a delay and i want this after the election. do you really want to kick nathan wade off the case and want him to get someone that actually knows how to prosecute a case? no offense to mr. wade, but he's not a criminal prosecutor. i want to be by someone that, i mean, someone who's a real estate closing attorney. not a former prosecutor. will: yes, really quickly, trey. i only have a second or two. i want

nicole saphier and kevin o'leary is here. turn back to georgia. today's hearing focuses on fani willis's relationship with the man she hired to hire donald trump. not sure why the prompter said alleged, they both said they were. the two were not at a certain point, he traveled with willis in 22 and 23. if judge decides otherwise, it could uproot willis case. live for latest reporting outside courtroom in atlanta. steve, this went on and back and forth, who was in the courtroom? >> well, i guess most imposing figure was nathan wade and he had to suffer there on the stand for several hours. couple bombshells, attorneys from both sides came out swinging basically calling each other liars. one key point is not whether the two had a relationship, they both say they did. the key question is when the relationship began and is anyone lying about it. defense attorney said nathan wade is lying about it. this happened well before nathan wade got hired. he got hired when he was already fani willis's boyfriend. they brought on former employee of d.a.'s office,

. >> individuals you need to listen to make the city hum kevin o'leary individuals look at this say why take the risk, to go into that city, and if i one afoul of the body politic could have all assets in new york city seized juice not worth the squeeze a lot of places you can make a pretty penny investing in those cities that is bad news for new york city, because if we lose any more taxpayer dollars where do you see money going to migrants we see tax base dwindling if we loss business -- >> mayor adams says he needs billions facing massive holes in the budget already people leaving new york because of ineptitude in terms of good morning new york. >> a complete betrayal of trust that laws are going to be applied evenlyly fairly even if ruling judge engoron acknowledged this is sort of everybody does it more reason to example of donald trump this is a selective prosecution to send a message i think a possibility democrats overplayed their hand there is plenty of time for appeals process to play out before election donald trump would have last laugh on this if headlines that is closest t

kevin o'leary sounding the alarm. what is to celebrate about a judgement that has negative impact on the economy of the city and state? >> lisa: these people clearly hate trump more than they love america. by the time they get him, what will be left of the country? think of the damage threats of democracy people have done trying to get him? no one values an election. there was covid with mail-in balloting, no one trusts the rule of law anymore, it doesn't exist. media debased itself lying about donald trump. people don't trust the system, they have broken it to try to get donald trump. new york will end up bankrupting itself trying to bankrupt trump. top 1% of taxpayers pay for 42% of tax receipts. they are losing millionaires. this will drive people away. who is crazy enough to do business in the state of new york and clearly governor hochul has concerns about that. she tried to dispel concerns saying this is specific to trump. people are smarter than that and it will drive billionaires and rich people away and decen

wonderful kevin o'leary on tomorrow or next day to talk about, that they are all issues, art, what is? what is the impact on the average typical family on working folks, okay? middle income, working folks, blue collar and maybe lower income, what do the price increases do to them. >> it raises the cost of living for them, that makes it really bad, people buy on prices not on inflation. but when inflation goes higher and higher the prices get high or and higher, it just irritates and aggravates making it worse off there are other reports that jobs held and jobs creatcreated and all this about biden administration has not gone to same group of people and jobs for nonimmigrants have not risen much. and median income has also not risen like it should have, and wages are real wages from beginning of biden to today are lower than they were when biden took office. you know, it a cacophony of problems flowing down, that in con junction with rest of stuff on news, that you conservativeo well. it is -- cover so well, making for a tough week for biden and i think follow continue to be tough econ

>> greg: great show, kevin o'leary.se: you like the fani willis saga. you are going to love my book. each chapter is like a mini chapter on fanny. people like her. their personal drama. why their personal lives are so chaotic and why they believe what they believe. >> dana: also watch his show. that's it for us. have a great night. >> greg: you are terrible. >> bret: this was like the courtroom dv version of the

wonderful kevin o'leary tomorrow or the next day, theset ar ie all issues, what is thety impact opin the average typical family on working folks, middle income working folks, blue-collar folks and lower income folks to come away to the price increase is due to t thems >> it raises the cost of living for all of thee m in that makest really bad. e is notd hin pric inflation. but if inflation goes higher and higher, the prices get higher d higher as well it just irritates and aggravates the family makes it worse offar there's other reports that have been out that the jobs held and created in all oalf this about e biden administration hasn't gone to the same group of people in the jobs for non- immigrants have not risen very much at all in the median income has also not risen anything like it should have in real wages fromhe the beginning the biden took today are lower than when biden took office.opho it's a cat funny a problem slowing down and that in t conjunction with the rest of tho stuff on the news which yous cover so well is really makingd it for a tough week for biden and i think

shark tank investor kevin o'leary reacts, next. ♪ >> raw power. >> dad, what are you doing?shark week. >> here's the deal. you have one month to find jobs you are on your [bleep]. i will arrange interviews for monday and you will go. >> dad, why are you talking to me like this. i'm your son. >> i'm not buying that crap anymore. >> laura: well, scenes like that are playing out in households all across biden's america because adult kids, many of them, are still living at home and for some of those who finally do move out, well, mom and dad still pay the bills. 59% of parents tell pugh research that they're paying for cell phones, streaming services and groceries and some even hand over cash for their kid's mortgages and rent. this all comes at a cost. 36% of parents say that bailing out their kids has hurt their own personal finances. joining me now mr. wonderful himself, kevin owe leary. chairman of alerey ventures. kevin, great to see you tonight. what's going on here? >> >> affordability here. pre-pandemic, rates, interest rates were practically zero, as you recall. we go t

kevin o'leary!cheers & applause] as a former miss florida citrus, she never has to worry about skurvy. morgan ortega. if he gave a eulogy, a corpse would walk out. actor and comedian, jamie lissow. and she's the first author to weigh less than her book, fox news contributor kat timpf. [applause] kevin, how you doing? >> great. >> greg: always good to see you. >> happy to be here. >> greg: i'm happy that you're here. >> thank you. i feel wonderful. >> greg: you should be. let me ask you this. coming from canada and you see how the media pushed this story and now the story is no longer there, they don't bother to correct it. are they as bad or worse than the media in canada? >> we're not allowed media in canada anymore. are you aware of this? justin trudeau said no media. canadians walk around in bliss. i'm not kidding. it's crazy over there. >> greg: they target citizens, try to freeze bank accounts. over here they tried to take a president off of the ballot. >> yeah. this story is interesting. there

thanks to kevin o'leary this is "the ingraham angle." as always thank you for joining us. fani lines blurred. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." today over several hours in atlanta courtroom, we saw why allowing county d.a. to bring charges against former u.s. president is absurd and destructive. fani willis as they leftist who thought this case would catapult her to political fame, maybe even the senate or governor's mansion because it would be fani, the trump slayer. she was so full of herself that she thought no one would notice when she hired her married boyfriend as lead trump investigator. now, just to refresh everyone on the timeline here come on new year's day 2021, miss willis started as fulton county d.a. in the next month or two days later, february 10th, she opens the criminal investigation into the trump election interference claim. then months later, november 1st, she hires her friend, nathan wade is a very special prosecutor. then, the next day, he files for divorce from his wife. now of course, willis and wade didn't expect his divorce proceeding would

kevin o'leary says he would never invest in new york because it is a loser stage.ll street agree? i will ask him in the next hour. twin brothers getting millions of viewers online for their new york style takes on inflation. here's a sample. >> these haircuts are mandatory $40, just paid $40. my car insurance in the last two years went from $220-$270. stuart: it's the accent that does it. the tiktok twins are here in the studio. put them on camera. they are going to teach me there accent and a few other good things about tiktok. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ opportunities are everywhere you turn. do you charge forward? freeze in your tracks? or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we ask smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare and how these innovations will create a healthier world tomorrow. better questions. better outcomes. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great produc

r kevin o'leary is the chairmano of o'leary ventures. kevin, this is really audacious .what not only are governments doing, but what these migrants are doing? ar well, clearly, the 2016>> cle election that had this, as a as you pointed out earlieraron, a number one issue, it's changed a little bit thisne time. first of all, it's policy unresolved that's turning back into politics. and that's a little unusual because right now in a biy partisan basis, this is the number one issue, but now nu's ak to and that the state le the cities that have turneduse h into migrant sanctuaries are burdenedties tha with thisnd incredibly expensive metric that you're detailin g here. but it's not just new york. chicago's got issues. many cities have issues and ally of a sudden the peoplew that votale and here we are, nine and a half months, ten months away from the election are realizing the impact of this unresolved 16 issue now, hitting them now right in their own jurisdiction. and so i predict this probably s the number one and maintains that status as both sides turn this into a huge f

kevin o'leary, same thing, why would i do business in new york when they penalize someone on a real estate very you fluid. there's no right or wrong when it comes to valuing a piece of real estate in new york city. floss right or wrong because there's no playback on this. >> you're exactly right. and governor hochul's statement kind of gives up the game here if you think about it because it's like oh, no one else has to worry, this was just for donald trump. but we're not targeting donald trump. i mean, the whole thing makes no sense. it's utter nonsense. the fact of the matter is, business people want predictability and if you see -- you can get in the cross hairs of some rogue prosecutor, some rogue state agency that will give your company the death penalty if they don't like your politics, it's very scary for anyone and even people that don't like donald trump still don't like this because there's something inherently awful about this, about targeting people. if you don't like his politics, vote against him had. but don't try to crush his business and eg and he's done at more for new yo

. >> neil: leave it to kevin o'leary earlier talking to me about this.esses of any type, whether they like donald trump or not. take a look. >> just leaving the whole trump thing out of it, seeing what occurred here, i'm no different than any other investor. i'm shocked at this. i can't understand or fathom the decision at all. there's no rationale for it. live me give you a real-time experience i'm having regarding this. i'm not the only one. it doesn't matter what the governor says. new york was already a loser state. like california is a loser state. there's many loser states because of policy, regulations. i would never invest in new york now. i'm not the only person saying that. here's a real-time situation. in development in real estate, the hottest asset class is very high end data centers. they cost anywhere from 2 1/2 to 3.5 billion each. they're very expensive. they acquire low power. you need permits. most of the major institutions in the world need more data centers. that's why developers like me are doing this. now, you need power. so new yo

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>> greg: great show, kevin o'leary.ie lissow and kat timpf. >> jesse: you like the fani willis saga. you are going to love my book. each chapter is like a mini chapter on fanny. people like her. their personal drama. why their personal lives are so chaotic and why they believe what they believe. >> dana: also watch his show. that's it for us. have a great night. >> greg: you are terrible. >> bret: this was like the courtroom dv version of the five. >> dana: it was a good one. bye. >> bret: good evening, breaking tonight. two legal proceedings involving cases against former president donald trump now the frontrunner for the 2024 republican nomination. one prosecution. that is in danger of falling apart with major courtroom drama today. and another that has now been scheduled for trial. in atlanta, a dramatic hearing to determine whether the democratic district attorney prosecuting the election interference case should be removed over her romantic relationship with a colleague and the money they spent on vacations togethe