el archivo indica que ezra kramer autorizÓ seis acciones...portero: el presidente citÓ a una reuniÓn de emergencia para discutir el escÁndalo sobre un supuesto programa de asesinatos del gobierno, denominado "blackbriar". el director de la c.i.a., ezra kramer estÁ bajo investigaciÓn criminal por autorizar el programa que, en muchos casos, tuvo como objetivo ciudadanos norteamericanos. ya han arrestado a dos jefes de la agencia: el dr. albert kirsch, la supuesta mente maestra del programa "blackbriar", y el director de la c.i.a. noah vosen, jefe operativo del programa. mientras tanto, el misterio rodea el destino de david webb, tambiÉn conocido como jason bourne, la fuente que descubriÓ el programa "blackbriar". se informa que le dispararon a webb y cayÓ desde un edificio de diez pisos en manhattan hasta el rÍo del este. sin embargo, despuÉs de una bÚsqueda de tres dÍas, no se ha hallado el cuerpo de webb. [♪] c:etapmu >> para largo y ancho de la labahia los detalles en instantes donde en el país hay nuevo entrenador del pgnse los preserve 1 ra

, do we have the very kramer out there today that we need to get this right? fauci: it is a different situation now, when you have an outbreak that is involving virtually everybody in the world. i don't think there is anybody that can sit back and say, realistically, this outbreak has no impact on me at all. even people who call it fake news, their life has been changed i this outbreak. namely, we can't do many of the things we have done under normal circumstances. steve: brad pitt played you on saturday night live, there were night before christmas tributes to u.n. there is even a hamilton parody out there. is it more fun, or is it hard to be the tony founauci that has become a big shot in pop culture today, or is this outside your world? dr. fauci: the latter mostly, steve. this has been nice in some respects, it has been amusing, but i can't pay attention to it. because it will be a distraction. just as i don't pay attention to threats on my life, the harassment of my family, which goes on continually on a daily basis, i don't pay attention to those other t

do we have a larry kramer out there today that we need to get some of this right you know it's a different situation now when you have an outbreak that is involving virtually everybody in the world i don't think there's anybody that can sit back and say realistically say oh this is this outbreak has no impact on me at all even people who call it fake news be a life has been changed by this outbreak namely we can. and do many of the things that we've done under normal circumstances doctor found she brad pitt brad pitt has played you on saturday night live there are now twas the night before christmas tributes to you and there's even a hamilton parody out there is it hard is it more fun or is it hard to be the tony found she that's become such a big shot in pop culture today or or is this something you feel is sort of outside your world. well i think the latter mostly steve i mean this is kind of nice in some respects it's amusing to see that but i can't pay attention to it because it will be a distraction so just as i don't pay attention to the threats on my life they harassment of my famil

kramer, welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, good to talk to you.ppy new year to you okay so i read the -- your excellent presentation and jessica fry is a great analyst, says you got three main service pillars of development, drug substance manufacturing, direct product manufacturing and, of course, development and i think it's important that we start talking about that trilogy i don't like to just pin you down to vaccines so why don't you tell people about all the things you do because a lot of your profits are coming from other things, too. >> yeah, that's right, jim so i think when folks look at emergent, they should recognize the fact that we have a vaccine business unit, device, and drug device combination products, therapeutics and importantly as you point out a very broad contract development and manufacturing business unit which has nine different manufacturing sites offering drug substance manufacturing, development services, drug product and packaging, to all types of customers, large and small and we couldn't be more proud, jim, of the f

and deranged you might remember one of the most infamous examples from north dakota senator kevin kramerered joe biden the president-elect after the electoral college certified joe biden's win, and this was kramer's full answer "well, it seems to me that being elected by the electoral college is a threshold where a title like that is probably most appropriate, and it's, i suppose you can say, official, if there is such a thing as official president-elect or anything else elect. and there's an inauguration that will swear somebody in, and that person will be the president of the united states, but whether you call it that or not, you know, there are legal challenges that are ongoing not very many, probably, not a remedy that would change the outcome, but so, i don't -- again, i don't know how a politician refers to another politician, but it does look to me like the big race is really between the inaugural committee and the justice department at this point, so we'll see how the emails turn out. oh, my god that was like if gary busey body swapped into an 8th grader who was just about to do

i know he's been thinking a lot. >> kramer did it he writes the tweet. short selling is dead. there you go jim kramer, short selling is dead that's all we needed my friend, jim cramer. >> i'm reformed short seller i use to short as much as anybody. but here's why i don't do it anymore. it's too difficult markets go up 90% of the time. so to think that you could pick these names where you can, sure, you've got to identify the catalyst and then you've got to identify the time frame of when it happens so look at some of the core shorts we've had on the network last week short sell tesla and now in puts. shorting is very, very difficult and shorting exists so hedge funds could justify their fees because they're being short. it really doesn't make that much sense because the must remember of c number of companies out with true shorts. gamestop, more than 400% is short. not going to go into the technicals of why you can do that but that's a flaw in market regulation that should not be allowed. so i appreciate what herb does how hard he works but there are anomalies there. do you kno

senator kevin kramer, always a pleasure, sir., i've got to get to north dakota. >> please do. we would be happy to host you. dagen: i'm on the way, eventually. thank you so much. coming up, what you need to know about the more contagious covid-19 variant and how to protect children from the spread. we discuss. plus, kim-ye headed for splits-ville. the breakup making a buzz this morning. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ a migraine hope from aimovig. to show up... ...for the sweet. the hectic. the tender. the tense. and the fiery. but for many, migraine keeps them... ...from saying... ..."i am here." we aim to change that... ...with... ...aimovig, a preventive treatment... ... for migraine in adults. one dose... ...once a month... ...is proven to reduce monthly migraine days. for some, by half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. severe constipation can happen. sometimes with serious complications. high blood p

if you remember last time they had a plea deal before they went to trap judge kramer and alameda county the same deal nine years. the families came in and testified in front of judge kramer, he said, i'm not going to accept this plate. it's sent this case to trail. al meena. there was a mistrial. it was 10. jurors said he was guilty, too, said he was not guilty. the jury hung harris was found not guilty, so he's out and about. all right. so you you bring up the last time that l met a was offered a plea deal. and then, of course, the judge tossed it out, as he said after facing a lot of pressure from relatives of the victims in this fire complained that that plea deal was just far too l do do we do that the same thing happens here on this deal is pulled off the table at some point before next week. absolutely it could be pulled off the table. the trial judge, i assume we'll be hearing this trina thompson and she may set there's a sense that i'm not going to accept this plea deal. which would leave the district attorney having begun and trails. i will tell you when i was a district attorn

kramer? mr. kramer, no. mr. krepo? no. mr. cruz? mr. cruz, yea. mr. danes? mr. danes, no. ms. duckworth? >> no. >> ms. duckworth, no. mr. durban? mr. durban, no. ms. ernst? ms. ernst, no. mrs. feinstein? mrs. feinstein, no. mrs. fisher? mrs. fisher, no. mrs. gilibrand? mr. grassley? mr. grassley, no. mr. haggerty? mr. haggerty, no. ms. harris? ms. hassen? ms. hassen, no. mr. hawley? mr. hawley, yea. mr. heinrich? mr. heinrich, no. mr. hickenlooper? mr. hicken loop evlooper, no. ms. hirono? mr. hoeven? mr. hoeven, no. mrs. hyde-smith? mrs. hyde-smith, yea. mr. inhofe? mr. inhofe, no. mr. johnson? mr. johnson, no. mr. kaine? mr. kelly? >> no. >> mr. kelly, no. mr. kennedy? >> no. >> mr. kennedy, no. mr. king? >> no. >> mr. king, no. ms. klobuchar? ms. klobuchar, no. mr. lankford? mr. lankford, no. mr. leahy? mr. leahy, no. mr. lee? mr. lee, no. mrs. loeffler? mrs. loeffler, no. mr. luhan? mr. luhan, no. mrs. lomis? ms. lomis, yea. mr. manchin? >> no. >> mr. manchin, no. mr. markey? mr. markey, no. mr. marshall? mr. marshall, yea. mr. mcconnell? mr. mcconnell, no. mr. menendez? m

stanley kramer. nurse molly miss ellie and her team work almost around the clock to administer the biotech pfizer vaccine here in a town south of tel aviv about 150000 people are being vaccinated daily throughout the country. so an e-mail with a miami now business owner and i really believe in this vaccine also got it in this week to get the 2nd dose. we didn't have then got any allergic reactions it's like a flu shot it is a very gentle vaccine it's good. that they make. mail it still. the culture a center turn makeshift vaccination point is run by clearly to one of israel's 4 house management organizations which provide care through their own clinics as every citizen has to be registered with an h.m.o. using the highly digitalized infrastructure has proven decisive for the fast rule out 1st priority where people over the age of 60 health care workers and people with underlying health conditions now it is the turn of the over fifty's. word order is great i didn't even feel the shock of a bit i work

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news of the day and discuss policy issues that impact you in coming up tuesday morning kylie jane kramer discusses the proton for rally in washington challenging the 2020 presidential electoral results and director of the election law program at the ohio state university we talk about challenges to the 2020 presidential election. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern and be sure to join the discussion on social media. >> tomorrow's runoff election in the two georgia senate races will decide the balance of power in the u.s. senate. join us at 8:00 p.m. eastern as we follow w spt atlantis coverage of the races between republican senator david perdue and democratic candidate john ossoff and the republican senator kelly loeffler and her democratic challenger rafael warnock. watch, beginning on c-span, c-span .org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> monday british prime minister boris johnson addressed the nation on the pandemic and announced the new nationwide lockdown in england following the surge of cases of the new strain of covid-19. >> since the pandemic began l

stanley kramer nurse money and her team work almost around the clock to administer the biotech pfizer vaccine here in a town south of tel aviv about 150000 people are being vaccinated daily throughout the country. so an e-mail with a mommy now pretty soon as. i really believe in this vaccine they're also got it and this week i get the 2nd dose. we didn't have then got any allergic reactions it's like a flu shot it is a very gentle vaccine it's good. back. mail it's still. the culture a center turn makeshift vaccination point is run by clearly to one of israel's poor health management organizations which provide care through their own clinics as every citizen has to be registered with an h.m.o. using the highly digitalized infrastructure has proven decisive for the fast rule out 1st priority where people over the age of 60 health care workers and people with underlying health conditions now it is the turn of the over fifty's. with all of its great i didn't even feel the shock of it i work as a special needs teacher and we're all kind of in the line of fire it's an absolute must to be v

have doctor sarah pittsburgher, at the institute for security policy, we also have doctor matthew kramer, who is the director of strategy and a doctor at the event counsel, and we also have the director of the center of the united states and europe and a senior fellow from the brookings institution. also i would like to set up by asking one western. ando then we will talk about the next panel, and then i will ask her a few questions. with about 15 minutes remaining on the panel i will open up to questions in the audience. please feel free to do this and use the hash tag on twitter. so sarah, i would like to start with you. so how severe is the challenge that china poses to the international system? >> thank you to the center and also to those that are hosting this. i am thrilled to have you able to come here and give you a little bit of information that you reported. [inaudible] and i think that this reporter isis really able to demonstrate what the challenges like and what the nature of the challengs is. so if this is one answer to the question, part of the problem is agreeing with the

stanley kramer. nurse molly miss her dearly and her team work almost around the clock to administer the biotech pfizer vaccine here in bad a town south of tel aviv about 150000 people are being vaccinated daily throughout the country. so an e-mail or the money now based on are there any better i really believe in this vaccine or also got it and this week i get the 2nd dose. we didn't have then god any allergic reactions it's like a flu shot it is a very gentle vaccine it's good. that they make will soon mail it will they mail it still. the culture a center turn makeshift vaccination point is run by clergy to one of israel's 4 health management organizations which provide care through their own clinics as every citizen has to be registered with an h.m.o. using the highly digitalized infrastructure has proven decisive for the fast rule out 1st priority where people over the age of 60 health care workers and people with underlying health conditions now it is the turn of the over fifty's. or the organ is

kramer -- ms. kremer. trump. for i still think he was the best person. have a lot of power, young lady. you are the executive director women for america first. we need term limits bad. and they forget about us. they have people behind them with millions of dollars. -- aof these people challenger does not have a chance anymore. you have the power. you have the power with the ladies, especially the new ones who have been voted in to change this. we need term limits. guest: thank you so much. i could not agree more. it is the one job you can go to, congress and have no money, no experience, and come out a millionaire. whenhappened to the time people went to d.c. to serve then they went back to their families, their successful businesses back in their state? the wayappointed to see the country has gone. most of the politicians in d.c. are career politicians. they have lost touch with what goes on across the nation. that is something that should be addressed and i appreciate your support. let's look forward to tomorrow and hopefully we get another four years

then in october, kramer on cnbc says that is a mistake. cohen doubles out and now owns 12%. he keeps putting it youtube videos as part of wall street bets. he watches youtube videos. roaring kitty is amazing. hello? if you keep looking at it, they gets more interesting. he's happy when i got to 20. then it gets to $60. then he puts at a big youtube video. he's all happy. that is when it took off. host: i think the person the caller was talking about is profiled in one of the papers this morning. this individual investor, roaring kitty. talk about how individual investors are moving these markets. guest: there is real paper value on it. i'm looking at the 52-week range on gamestop. when the market crashed it hit three dollars a few weeks ago to open the year. the stock was at $18 or so. he closed at $325. the market value is $23 billion. you are not talking about a couple of hundreds of thousands of dollars of market cap on a stock among friends. at some point the physics, the gravity of fundamentals have to reassert themselves. if we get past this and the malls open up again

last fall, senator kramer and i introduced the hospitality and jobs recovery act. it provides refundable tax credits to businesses and individuals to boost demand for travel once it is safe. i am curious what your thoughts are. can tax credits be effective tools to incentivize spending, help certain sectors like travel , recover and economy turnaround? dr. yellen: i would be glad to take a look at that and work with you, examine the details more fully. sen. cortez masto: i appreciate that, thank you. as you said in your introduction, you know the service sector has been disproportionately impacted. we need to continue to provide relief and investment in this sector. i am hopeful that you and the biden administration will work with us moving forward. housing -- i know i have a minute left. nevada is literally dealing with an affordable housing crisis. that started even before this pandemic. i know it is happening across the country. could you really address how the treasury department can work with us, as well as the biden-harris administration, to address what we s

news up next to the point with my colleague melinda kramer asking about donald trump and the inauguration of joe biden thanks for joining us. to the point. clear position in the international perspectives. after urging on the angry mob the storm's the capital last week donald trump continues to claim he's the victim of a witch hunt how dangerous does he remain that's our topic on to the point. to coincide with the story up next a lot of jugglers. in good shape. what effect stuff climate change have on our house for me is the g.p.s. it's a very important to real lives. teach in the future and want to balkanize a temperature to the house of bodies. in 60 minutes on d. w. . young moroccan emigrants. they know the police will stop the. the road is no solution. they know their flight could be fatal. but barack is not an option shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. . nico is in germany to learn german. to look beneath. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to shaft the w e learning course nico speak. the u.s. is preparing for a presidential transition like no other in hist

amy kramer is a woman who has this amazing organization called women for america first but she was alsoy. we've been in the streets the past two months. there is a movement that has been born. i come from the tea party movement and i'm asked all the time what happened to the tea party. we are still here. we just grew and morphed into something bigger and better, the mag movement and were it not for the tea party movement we but not have president donald trump today. he has fought for us and he, unlike any other president in our lifetime has put america first and how refreshing is that? we love him. i know you do. i just heard you chanting it and he loves us. he is putting our country and the american people first and washington doesn't like it, why? they are in the back pockets of china and russia and ukraine. we got there number, we know what they are doing and i don't care what they say, sleepy joe biden did not win this election. i come the great state of georgia that we are learning just how corrupt we are right now but sunday night before election day i was in this little northwest

last but certainly not least, and i've been in your position before, senator kramer, senator kramer. >> thank you mr. chairman. and i don't mind, frankly. it means i don't have to ask about rural veterans, telehealth, covid-19, community care networks, we can get right down to the business of the stadium, football and how about that? >> i like that. >> we will get to that when you stop on your way to alaska. you and i did have a wonderful discussion i want to tell you how much i appreciate the meeting we had earlier this week. we drilled down on a number of these issues as well as one of my most important issues that's probably a little more unique to me and that is of course alternative forms of therapies, treatments, particularly oxygen treatments and the reason i'm such a proponent of hydro barrack oxygen treatment and therapies for veterans is because i've seen it work so well. a number of veterans i know have had their lives changed and in some cases saved by this important therapy as well as others that have had injuries that come from sports and particularly head trauma, traum

the aids community, the late larry kramer, greg gonzalez, i mean everybody worked together. to know is that president-elect has put together really an incredible team here. this isn't about me at all. there's dr. murty, there's dr. wilensky, there's dr. kuchair, there's dr. o'connor, jeff zients. andy slavic was named today, absolutely brilliant. it is a real team, and that's what it takes. to your question, you remember, you know, in 1990 when we got there, there was one drug for hiv. it was azt and it didn't work very well and people were dying. there was an intense focus. we set out the policy together. it was called accelerated approval. we gave the pharmaceutical industry a roadmap and we sat there in 1996 when the inhibitor data came. there were small molecules and they changed the course of that epidemic. the important lesson, it wasn't just one anti-viral, it was combinations. you have to get companies to work together. there will be, the president-elect in the plan has an effort for a national anti viral program. it is absolutely essential. there will be people with

appreciate the rancor and the feeling of of losing power and not being in their lives which cap in kramer at the university of wisconsin wrote a great book called the politics of resentment. she interviewed a lot of people before trump got a real good pulse in reading where these folks were coming from and the resentments that they had. jaisol that echo in your book. that is still out there. i hear it a lot from white guys. yeah, i just think it is important to listen to people where they are at. and gradually try to bring them around spring that's all i am doing these days is nudging people, nudge, nudge, nudge. >> i feel there's a shared grief in this country. we are not acknowledging. almost 220,000 citizens are dead. we have not properly acknowledge that, grieve them or had a ceremony that honors them and their families. and i think if we don't have these conversations about grief and have a national grieving, that grief comes out sideways. and in many ways that can be violent. again i think about what great eyes said, we have to think about what is going to heal this nation. what is

mr kramer. esther crepeau. mr cruise. mr days. yeah. this duck worth? mr durbin. you've been listening to the certification of electoral votes from the senate floor tonight. we want to welcome our viewers on ktvu and ktvu. plus i'm heather holmes. good evening, everyone. i'm alex savage. we want to get you right back to our coverage from the capitol

our culture is evolving but not because amazon is pat kramer things down her throat give you one example, whole foods tends to make previously the merger i would say we were more intuitive in our decision-making. amazon is a very, very data-driven in their decision-making process. so a lot of times to be talking to amazon giving our opinions, our theories, it's a show us the data. were not going to make the decision unless you show the data. liver practice their rewrite of the scalia six pager submits your arguments with data supporting that. if you do a good job of that you're going to get decision that you want. if you don't do a good job you going to be sent back to the drawing board and told no. so whole foods has begun to think more that way, more data-driven nr decision-making. that's it positive for us great still not her intuition and her entrepreneurial take on things. but we are more data-driven. so how is that merger going and getting back to that? it's going pretty well because whole foods is evolving, amazon thinking long term. working on her fourth price reduction something

kramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. >> no. ms.ernst. >> woodruff: we are listening to a vote on the objection raised by senator cruz and house members to counting the electoral vote from the state of arizona. so far the only no that i've hear-- or yes, i shld say, the only yes i've heard t

our chief political correspondent linda kramer.let's get you up to speed now on some other headlines from around the world moscow and tehran have called for renewed efforts to rescue the 2050 nuclear deal between iran and world powers talks between the 2 countries top diplomats came days after iran urged the biden administration the u.s. to lift sanctions and reverse what it called the failed policies of the previous administration. police have arrested over 8180 people after a 3rd night of rioting in cities across the netherlands the unrest started after a nationwide curfew came into force on saturday with participants mobilizing over social media police say many rioters are teenagers the government says it will not overturn the curfew as that would mean the future lady to violence. in south africa parts of the kruger national park are flooded after tropical storm louise brought heavy rains the storm is passing over southern africa after making landfall in mozambique on the weekend kruger park management is urging tourists and peo

senator kramer an why he's breaking with president trump. >>> and what today's election tells us aboutre that the leader of the proud boys facing several charges here in washington this morning. among other things, police say he stole and burned a black lives matter banner from a historic black d.c. church last month. he's charged with weapons possession after high capacity assault rives were found during his arrest. later proud boys members expected to -- there's anticipation of widespread demonstrations, possible confrontations in the days ahead. we'll be right back. e days ahead. we'll be right back. ♪ you must go and i must bide ♪ but come ye back when su-- mom, dad. why's jamie here? it's sunday. sunday sing along. and he helped us get a home and auto bundle. he's been our insurance guy for five years now. he makes us feel like we're worth protecting. [ gasps ] why didn't you tell us about these savings, flo? i've literally told you a thousand times. ♪ oh, danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling ♪ i'm just gonna... ♪ from glen to glen >>> we are turning back to georgia now. ch

to continuing our strong partnership and working relationship with our federal delegation, senator kramerssman armstrong but working together this year we saw that at the local, state and federal level we have an opportunity to empower people and improve lives and inspire success and help our great state reach its fullest potential. [applause] that fullness of potential, that collective potential, resides individually within each of us and each citizen of the state and this past year has shown us the power of individual action, individual responsibility and the difference it can make. here in state government agencies came together with a whole of government response to prioritize saving both lives and livelihoods in the department of health labs scaled up to a level never imagined and processing 2000 samples per day-7500. the last staff grouped of a small team of 18 to a team of 140 team members from the department of health and from the north dakota national guard. with the national guard, by the way, and the general is right here it is now the longest serving ever in-state operation an

. >> kramer working from his hospital bed so how does all this play out? cnbc's bob pasani is here.e mavths better than this guy. you've reported on the dot-com bubble what's next for hedge funds and the platforms that everybody's using to trade >> thanks for the kind thoughts, shep the hedge funds are going to survive, but the trading platforms and the retail trading is changing very fast. what we're seeing is this combination of zero commissions, the gamification of trading where betting on stocks and betting on sports events is practically the same thing to all these people combined with social media platforms like reddit and even tiktok that have become supercharged. so the old get rich quick idea, it's very much alive that's not gone away but there's a whole new technology wrapper that makes this very different than past manias shep >> hey, when this is all over, whenever that is, will this retail investor movement change the markets forever? lasting impact or flash in the pan? >> no, i think there's going to be some changes for sure so we're going to likely see heads of broker

this place is awesome. ...and was reopened in 2010 by mike fleming and paul kramer.his is really what you guys are known for, giant ice cream sundaes. paul: it is. lemonis: the new owners wasted no time in opening up new locations. when i arrived, there were five -- buena park, brea, riverside, sacramento, and rancho cucamonga. paul: farrell's is part of families. it was part of mine, and it's part of millions. lemonis: but while the restaurants generated more than $17 million a year in revenue, they were starved for cash. mike and paul were sucking out the cash from the two profitable locations to prop up the three that were losing, and to pay down massive debts. the total amount of debt -- $1,940,000. equipment was failing, the food was lackluster, and the key iconic feature of farrell's, the candy store, had disappeared. i'm not really sure that the theme is clear to me. so i made a $750,000 investment to revive the brand. part of the money went to me buying 51% of the trademark, with the other 49% held by mike, paul, and other investors. the rest went to remodeli

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kevin kramer of north dakota agreed. >> i come from a red, small state. don't want to have our votes overturned by other members of congress in other places. i don't see in the constitution where we have that authority, quite honestly. >> reporter: but president trump slammed republicans like him yesterday dubbing them the surrender caucus. >> people will remember the people that don't support us. >> reporter: he even upped the pressure on his own vice president who will preside over tomorrow's joint session of congress. >> i hope that our great vice president, our great vice president comes through for us. he's a great guy. of course, if he doesn't come through, i won't like him quite as much. >> reporter: mr. pence made it clear he won't disappoint. >> we'll have our day in congress. we'll hear the objections. we'll hear the evidence. >> reporter: but vice president-elect kamala harris argued none of it will change the outcome. >> let me just tell you something. we are going to be inaugurated, period. >> reporter: here in washington, more than 300 natio

then in october, kramer on cnbc says that is a mistake. cohen doubles out and now owns 12%.keeps putting it youtube videos as part of wall street bets. he watches youtube videos. roaring kitty is amazing. hello? if you keep looking at it, they gets more interesting. he's happy when i got to 20. then it gets to $60. then he puts at a big youtube video. he's all happy. that is when it took off. host: i think the person the caller was talking about is profiled in one of the papers this morning. this individual investor, roaring kitty. talk about how individual investors are moving these markets. guest: there is real paper value on it. i'm looking at the 52-week range on gamestop. when the market crashed it hit three dollars a few weeks ago to open the year. the stock was at $18 or so. he closed at $325. the market value is $23 billion. you are not talking about a couple of hundreds of thousands of dollars of market cap on a stock among friends. at some point the physics, the gravity of fundamentals have to reassert themselves. if we get past this and the malls open up again and

. >>> let's get to cnbc headquarters jim kramer is standing by.eek we've seen, it is going to be 13 dow components, s&p components, which trends might set the tone for the markets this week? >> i think that apple and tesla, i mean we already have kimberly clark, the overwhelming thought on wall street is that this is the week where we see all of the techs do well. no one is really talking about anything else but tech and i kind of have been keeping with what i'm seeing happening here, which is that people just say listen, i want to own microsoft, and i want to own it because it's going higher, because x box will be good i want to own apple because it is a super cycle in the 12 i want to own tesla because it's a hoe lift ig situation where he might be coordinating -- holistic situation where he might be coordinating solar power. i don't see any negative people. there is nobody downgrading anything everyone is raising price targets ahead of those quarters. >> it sounds like you're concerned about, that they're setting themselves up for potentially d

evidence, last tuesday, this past tuesday, kylie kramer, women for america first was on c-span and she just repeating what the president was saying. there was no truth to it. i did not understand what she was bringing to the table. the second thing i would like -- and i will end with this -- some words from barack obama who said , the forces that divide us are not as strong as those that unite us. thank you, c-span. host: timothy is in draper, utah, republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for having me. i am solution based and i want to say to my fellow republicans, it is our fault. if we had an issue with the electoral college or the procedures, we have a house and a senate, when trump first got elected, for 13 months. i would like to look at the glass as half-full and i'm glad capitol hill will get the security it deserves. last, i just want to say that to my fellow americans, we live in a global village and it is time to unite by love and get back to work. let's release the private sector. host: kevin is next on the democrats line, connecticut. caller: thank you for taking

there were others, like kevin kramer who voted against the objections he said trump, quote, bears some responsibility. and liz chainny, in house leadership, she said there are serious questions about the president's involvement and his responsibility. anderson, saw you some members take to the floor last night. senator lindsey graham, somebody who's been at the president's side time and time again saying, look, i'm done. count me out. enough is enough. >> lauren fox, appreciate it. >>> president trump's deputy national security advisor has stepped down. more resignations could be coming. there was a deputy at commerce that resigned a few moments ago. you're seeing it play out this morning. let's get to barbara starr at the pentagon. you have covered the pentagon for a long time and we have seen an unprecedented event. what more are you learning? >> reporter: actually, we have had an interesting development in the last few minutes. a part of the uniform u.s. military called africa command, this is headed by four star general steven townsend they oversee all troops in africa. a four star

. >> on behalf of the chair man, .senator kramer. >> thank you, general, for your decades of service and willingness to continue in this new way and congratulations to both you, and your wife and your entireo family. i want to tell you how pleased i was with the specific answer of affirming the chairman's question to the triad includes the platforms of layer air, land and sea and the national defense strategy. that was very helpful to me and i appreciated that conversation that we had about it and several other things last week as well. with that specific answer to that specific question i want to draw down a little bit because as you know we talked about two of the three legs of the triad. youof were asked in the qualifid previous questions about the assessment of the past secretaries of defense and you said i agree the highest priority mission and updating and overhauling is a critical national security priority. today you specified the words triad. in your advance request you did reference the nuclear deterring overall and updating but you never used the word replaced you did say

and i have not had the ability to do that to this point senator kramer to this point i would love tohave a discussion with you. >> i look forward to on your way to alaska you could stop and we will have a dialogue there if that works but senator sullivan thinks the arctic starts and ends in alaska and i like to remind him every now and then there's a land between here and there . i was asked about the comprehensive plan of action iran nuclear deal there have been questions about their under the agreement, the restrictions on iran's uranium enrichment sunset beginning in 2025 and that's obviously only four years from now so i want to know your you are the risks of his written agreement under the same conditions anthat would allow iran tosignificantly increase its uranium enrichment only four years from now . what with some of the risk is that themusic ? >> i think the president-elect has been cleared the preconditions for us considering to reenter internet agreement would be that iran meet the conditions outlined in the agreement so back to where they should have been. i would hope th