lauren was made of honor. then back to macon for the final hurdle, the bar exam. >> a scary time for a young lawyer. >> first. >> it was everybody's last hurrah. >> it was buddy night june 2011, the graduates gathered at a local bar for one last blowout before hunkering down to study. the closed the bar. went to ashley's boyfriends place. ex-boyfriend joe was the roommate. >> we decided to go to sleep. there was alcohol involved. >> lauren stayed the night in joe's room and the next day everybody was moving slowly. >> i did not see lauren or joe that morning. we assumed they were in the room together. >> then it was time to buckle down. all of the friends joe included went off to cram. >> you just go into this hole in study constantly any do not have contact with anybody. >> it took a few days to realize nobody had heard from lauren. >> no reason yet to assume anything was wrong but soon there would be. coming up. >> this is not right. >> alarm bells for one friend while another steals herself to enter lauren'

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lauren: good.e republicans in michigan are calling on merrick garland's department of justice to investigate those activists. in a letter they write -- [inaudible] the palestinian cause. these events were, instead, platforms for inciting terrorism and violence. adding that it's evidence that terrorist sympathy, i think that's a good word, sympathies exist here at home. and i don't know if i'm going too far in saying that could people who are willing to chant to the country that you live in, death to america, be sympathetic to a terrorist act here on our soil? stuart: i would suggest you're right. lauren: i never thought i'd say words like that especially after 9/11 and what we just witnessed. but these young people don't even learn about 9/11 in school. stuart: the young people demonstrate thing yesterday against iran have no clue what iran is up to in its own country. it's extraordinary to me, young women supporting iran are where they torture and kill women if they're not wearing a hijab. lauren:

lauren -- lauren: do you want me to comment on that? stuart: why not? lauren: captain no fun.u don't set an alarm clock at all in. stuart: no. lauren: not even for security? stuart: i've never set one. i just don't need it. this is from mary ellen. what to you view from your news desk besides the cameras and how has it changed over the years? lauren: that's a good question. stuart: can we put that the up on the screen? that's -- lauren and i sitting on the set, that's what we look out on. lots of monitors. i've got one, two, three, four, five monitors -- ashley: duct tape. stuart: no, no duct tape, ashley. lauren: if you look this way, you see people walking on the streets -- stuart: yes. and if we they get rowdy, we close the screens. >>> i think we're done. keep them coming, please. now is the time when we go to the friday trivia question. what is the longest amount of time monday's solar eclipse will last? 1:54, 2:49, 3:31, 4:228? the answer when we come back. ♪ ♪ .. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed

lauren a lauren i know.ligence with chip, not the more data centers and pc chips that are intel's bread and butter. they're spending $100 billion to build up factory es in four different states. they have all this money coming from the government, but the turn-around under ceo pat gelsinger, it's stalled, and and investors are showing -- david: and i would add, again, it shows the a failure of government industrial policy. when you have government in the mix, they usually make the wrong decision because it becomes political, not based on market action, but based on political push here and there. meanwhile, microsoft-backed rubric had its ipo yesterday, and it was a pretty good first day, to say the least. lauren: okay. i'd never heard of this company. a cybersecurity start-up, so it makes no money. shares priced at 32, that was higher than expected -- david: backed by with microsoft. lauren: closed 5937. this -- 37. this company, because it's in the sweet spot, it's got microsoft's backing, it's got cybersec

lauren: yeah?e's not going to be the vp, but he's started putting her out there as a proxy with certain groups that she would be better with than, say, other people. stuart: gotta do it, got to get out there somehow or another. check the markets, please. it's a 23reud morning and we're down 300 on the dow, down 180 at this moment on the nasdaq. ken kenny carry with us today. -- kenny polcari. jpmorgan reported before the bell, jamie dimon is warning of headwinds, possible wars and the fed, he says they could hurt the strong any. you know -- economy. you know, that's a big negative to get us going on a friday morning. >> well, it is a big negative, but that's not new. jamie dimon said that in his annual letter which came out two or three days ago. so that's not new to the market in terms of what they heard. now, today the earning came out, which i loved. jawm emy dimon never if disappointed. but i think what we're seeing happening is lock in these profits mental i, right? jpmorgan's up 15% year to d

lauren: yeah. stuart: all right, lauren -- lauren: it's true. stuart: how many bones in your foot?e feet. [laughter] lauren: i have number 4, 26 bones in my foot. stuart: 26? lauren: sure. stuart: big foot. lauren: size 7, possibly 7 and a half because of children. stuart: we've got a minute to go. tepper in. >> i'm going to go with 20. stuart: any special reason why you would go with to? -- 20? >> i'm -- no. absolutely not. [laughter] two and each toe, right? this gets us to 10, and i think all four answers qualify. stuart: ashley is not with us today, so he couldn't go first. lauren: he gave it to me. stuart: i'm going to go with 26, lauren. i'm with you. the answer is 26, thank you very much, indeed. >> good job. stuart: well done. the foot has a total of if 3 joints, and it's -- 33 joints and separated into 3 distinct point, the hind foot, the mid foot and the fore if foot. and you've got 26 bones in all of that lot. lauren: i always put my foot in my mouth. [laughter] i do. stuart: mark, thanks for being with us. "coast to coast" starts in 5 a secs, 3 seconds, it starts -- lau

thanks, lauren.e attorney general of the state of missouri, ann andrew bailey. mr. attorney general, welcome to the program. you just filed a lawsuit to stop biden from forgiving more student loan debt can. on what grounds are you suing? >> first of all, this is personal for me. i paid for my school in service with the united states army and with the -- awed a awed a tiff -- [audio difficulty] i paid for my school in blood, sweat and terrace. we can't leapt joe biden saddle families with ivy league debt. missouri has an instrument thalty of state government, the missouri higher education loan authority that administratorss -- administratorss payment and reat the same time of student loans, it would is have cost missouri taxpayers $44 million, more than a half trillion martially, and we anticipate this plan is going to cost missourians exactly the same amount if not more. we know nationally it costs more, so we can't let joe biden saddle hard working missouri families with debt. we're -- stuart: biden

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lauren: everything in the store. stuart: you pit on the tray? lauren: yes. it's the all predone. it's all -- they have your information ahead of time. so i guess you scan something or log in in some way. it sounds amazing. you can save time. now heir selling the technology to -- they're selling the technology to third parties meaning other retailers are use it. but i'm kind of at a loss here. are they trying to move the whole retail industry into doing what they do best with, automation, self-connectout or is it really not -- self-checkout or is it really not working because of people stealing stuff? >> that's what i was thinking, you could steal stuff -- there are cameras all over that thing, and if you back out, you know, if it's in your cart, you are charged. so or, you know, in fact, if you pill pull it off the shelf, you are -- what if you put it back on the shelf? does it often tract it? if i don't know -- subtract it? they're now the back office, in effect, for the internet, right? if they handle something like -- i don't know the actual number, but i

lauren a lauren and that's helping them.brids, you can slowly transition a customer into an ev. so that's -- david: and an old favorite in tech, ibm. software company. lauren: the deal is valued at $6.5 billion, and hashicorp is up 4%. they're a cloud software company. ibm is doubling down on their cloud business. they know that companies immediate to manage and store day in their a.i. programs, so ibm is aa quiring them to help companies do that. ibm, yes, it's a software provider, but it's also a consultancy. and you have their client pulling back on their spending because of a slowing economy and super high interest rates. david: two big names reporting after bell, google and microsoft. what are investors expecting? lauren: let's do google first. obviously, both names are down today. about the two as, ads and and a.i., and how do they intertwine. will the google chatbot steal from google's bread and butter, which is their search business? if you can ask a.i. everything, what happens to search? if expect revenue of around

lauren: yeah. stuart: lauren, thank you very much is, indeed. lauren: one more. where is it going? if. lauren: what is it doing now? up%. it's basically flat on the week. the news is the ceo, devin nuÑes, sent a letter to the nasdaq where it trades asking the ceo of the nasdaq to help enforce short selling rules. to go through this, short sellers borrow shares, then sell them back at a lower price later on. but trump media is concerned that what's happening is naked short selling, and that's illegal. what's also happening, because this has been so sol till this week, rump -- volatile this week, trump media is an emotional stock to own. a lot of people just don't like the fundamentals, they're short selling. you have a lot of people that don't like president trump, and then you have a lot of people who call themselves patriots on social media that love president trump, and they're going at each other. this has become an emotional trade. stuart south it sure that -- ha. check the big board, we're up 75 points. oh, what a difference two hours makes. look at the dow

lauren: agreed.s one of of the reasons biden and is down so much among those key gripes, right? 68% for blacks -- groups. 50% under 30-year-olds going for biden. those numbers were all 20 mrs. points higher four years ago. stuart: for some time, lauren are, we've been bringing you polls showing trump leads in key states. first lady jill biden, she's having none of it. roll tape. >> these policy like "the wall street journal" one land in the white house and he's losing all the battle ground states -- >> no, he's not losing in all the battleground states. he's coming up, and he's even or doing better. so, you know what? once people start to focus in and they see their two choices, it's obvious that joe will win this election. stuart: well, well, well, all right: sean duffy with me this morning. it sounds like the first lady is not going to met her husband quite a bit. what -- let her husband quit. >> i agree with you. can i just comment, first of all, what you were talking about with lauren about? the

lauren: yep.ith the president of indonesia to think about building a manufacturing plant there. if diversify out of china. apple has been building its presence in indonesia for five or six years now. they have these training centers, and they are building a fourth one in bali, and maybe we'll see a factory there. stuart: i've often said that i'd never invest in an airline. lauren: okay. stuart: and i won't invest in an airline even though united is doing particularly well. they reported, what was it, after the bell yesterday. lauren: 7% pop. stuart: how good was the report? lauren: they are betting on spring beak and summer travel. so, yes, united sees better times ahead. but first, they have to deal with a major headache, and that is boeing. boeing's plane production is capped while authorities invest if its quality. united was forced to cut its deliveries of jets by boeing by 25% this year. so now it's actually leasing from or arch rival airbus to fill the gap. the boeing whistleblower, the one

lauren, trump media. lauren: up in a big way. up yesterday and today and the market is selling off and rest of the social media sector is down because of meta's ai spending warning. look, yes, this is a social media tock and getting money from advertising but they're in their own group. it's an emotional stock. a retail sort of stock. david: i wonder if what he did this morning has anything do to that with? lauren: could be. trans-union lifted four year revenue forecast and posting the first billion in revenue and growth internationally like india and canada and stock up over 8%. david: how about southwest? lauren: down big and they have to cut boeing delivery and cutting their operations at some airports. david: lauren, thank you. federal officials concerned about no return of productivity and the tight labor market could be the impeak spltous we need and arizona -- impetus we need and the power to evict squatters. wouldn't that be nice. what oklahoma's governor kevin stitt makes of that decision and what he's doing about squatt

what are they saying, lauren?y cant vote for -- can't vote for biden this time around because of israel. >> if there is no substantive policy change when it comes to the general side in gaza, then -- the genocide in gaza, then there's not really a discussion for me. >> i think what biden has done in aiding and abetting genocide is just something i cannot stand for. >> would you not say that also the people who are not voting for one of the two people who are the likely people to really be in this race have a role to play in kind of giving the race to donald trump? in a state like georgia where it's going to be, like, razor thinsome. >> i'll do you one better actually i think that just means that's why the democrats should listen. lauren: i think they are listening. i think biden has shifted his strategy on israel, it's just not fast enough for some of those voters in georgia. biden won georgia by 12,000 votes four years ago -- stuart: they bought the line that biden's engaging in genocide in gaza. lauren lawyer re

morning, lauren. what's the latest? lauren: my alma mater.ess to campus is restricted for those who live in the dorms expect essential staff. those are the ones who are told they should go to campus. this of after a group of anti-israel protesters barricaded the doors, they used zip ties to keep them closed, they covered security cameras and then formed a human chain around hamilton hall. these students are emboldened. they are not getting what they want. they want columbia to divest itself from companies that do business with israel, and columbia said they're not typing that. i mean, there are no repercussions here that they're facing, so they're not stopping. i was reading reports this morning that several in masks got into one of the dorm rooms, john jay, that building, through the windows while the kids were sleeping. but that's okay. because the icing on the cake in all of this is that the protesters are demanding don't call the police, amnesty for our actions. this is peaceful protesting. stuart: so at this moment, we're waiting to see

lauren: yeah.here's a group of house republicans, they are reluctant to spend more money even on disaster spending without cutting spending elsewhere with. as far as we know, it does not appear that senator cardin,'s bill will have any spending cuts to offset -- stuart: of course not. this is vote buying. maryland's going to go democrat anyway, so what? spend some more money on them. lauren i lauren he is the democratic senator from maryland, so i understand where he's coming from. stuart: vote for me. why not? lauren: we spend so much, what's another 10%? seriously. stuart: don't do that. wrong today for that. president zelenskyy says ukraine will lose the war if lawmakers in the u.s. do not pass more funding. nebraska senator pete rickets will respond. dhs secretary alejandro pie your car accident impeachment proceedings delayed. this as biden reportedly plans to sign an executive order limiting illegal border crossings. chad pergram has more on that, and and he's next. ♪ muck i just can't descri

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lauren does. lauren: i don't really either. now the other side of the coin, a number were in favor of pet bereavement. janet, i whole heartedly understand the idea of pet bereavement and this may seem crazy to a person that doesn't have or never had a pet, the loss of a pet very often feels like the loss of a family member. they're likely to be less productive in the first few days and makes more sense to let them stay home and grieve. this is from jay, a 68-year-old man that never cried till my beloved dog died a couple years ago and up till then i would have agreed that pet bereavement is ridiculous but since the death of my pet, i'd agree with lauren that a couple days away from the rat race would have been good. this is from rick, as cpo, chief product officer for our organization, we're looking for ways to show care for our staff and not burdening the organization for extra cost. giving one day of compassionate leave for the death of a pet seems like a low risk win. lauren: what's cpo? stuart: chief product officer? lauren

lauren: okay. julian assange facing 17 charges for the wiki leaks military documents and faces 175 years behind bars. right now, julian assange being held at a prison in uk and won't extradite him to the united states unless he's guaranteed not to get the death penalty. he's an australia citizen and that's why they're pushing for the charges to be dropped and the president is considering it. stuart: i'm leaving that one entirely alone. that's a dangerous ground for me. more than a dozen republican lawmakers blocked speaker mike johnson's bill to renew the fisa surveillance rule. congressman cory mills is one of them that vote it had down and joins me now. why did you vote against the bill? because trump told you to? >> not at all. >> noodle rod one going after the president on election inter-mean and they've not changed and the idea of reauthorizing for five more years something that's been grossly abused for this long, i couldn't in good conscious do so. stuart: some people say we lost an importan

lauren: she said one other thing.uring that interview no matter how skipped it was she could tell biden's mental acuity was awful. she called it -- that's a one-2 punch. stuart: that is remarkable. thank you very much. to the markets, complete turnaround, dow is up 76, s&p up 10. show me bitcoin. it was $66, still is. you think bitcoin hits one hundred thousand, one hundred 50,000 by the end of this year. make your case. >> reporter: great to be with you. i think it is going to get 100,000, 150,000. that's my least exciting prediction. these are the other coins coming out right now that are starting to catch a lot of trend. new institutional money going in now, we are seeing an appetite here to invest in technologies that could lead the future as we go forward. stuart: i want to talk about ethereum. that is really done very well recently. why would that be, what is so special about ethereum? i own a little. >> full disclosure. with ethereum, the algorithms and how the world in the future, this is the money that is tra

lauren is looking at meta. lauren: almost 3%.in may they will apply made with ai labels to any audio, video, or image that contains artificial intelligence. stuart: will everything be labeled ai? lauren: that's the direction we are headed. stuart: pulte homes, the homebuilders. lauren: they are higher because citigroup in pre-sing, pulte going to 137, lennar to 198 and told, 138 shy of one%. of the one how about in phase lauren: downgrading to neutral off 6%. they see a slower pace of inventory reduction meaning not much demand for solar equipment. stuart: back to the economic news of the day, the jobs report. 330,000 jobs added to the economy in the month of march, the employment rate did come down to 3. 8%. grady trimble at the white house, what they had ministrations saying? i assume they like it. >> reporter: we move to the labor department and we get president biden's statement when this is a sign that is economic plan is working. he didn't use the phrase bidenomics. bile accounts this was a strong jobs report and beat wall

lauren: not yet.event bystander, 29-year-old and looking at chips when he got shot in the leg by a stray bullet. i looked at some video and two men seemed to be wrestling over a gun and one appeared to be trying to mug the other and then there was a it's l and the bystander was -- tussle and the bystander was shot and died at the hospital this. died on easter. you have all of this crime and shoplifting and guns in new york city that this innocent guy on a holiday gets shot by a stray bullet? stuart: yeah, one story after another and it's new york squattered and bystanders shot in a bodega. lauren: subway system. no wonder people are leaving. stuart: yeah, they are. i don't have the numbers on it. but people are leaving this city and that's a fact. lauren: happened at 4:00 a.m. but even in broad daylight. stuart: highlighting biggest threats for small businesses and what's in the top spot? lauren: it's cyber attacks and 60% of small businesses say malware, ransomware are a big concern and cybersecurity

lauren: brent is close to $90 a barrel.e fed meets, not expected to make any decisions with everything going on. you have a nice rally. stuart: coin base, crypto stocks are falling. bitcoin is down 66,000. lauren: you are seeing coin base, but also robin hood, digital currencies. down 5% too. stuart: actor michael rappaport lambasted progressive lawmakers and democrats. the new yorker says he will not be voting for joe biden because he is anti-israel. we have the story. democrats are reportedly stressing over losing support from young voters and minority votes. james carville says they are leaving the party in droves because they can't afford anything. hillary vaughan has that report next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (other money manager) you can't be that different. (fisher investments) we are. we have a team of specialists not only in investing, but also also in financial and estate planning and more. (other money manager) your clients rely on you for all that? (fisher investments) yes. and as a fiduciary, we always put their interests first.

good morning, lauren. lauren morning. stuart: what else?rior two months revised higher, they're typically revised lower. this time higher. let's look at where the jobs are, health care adding a lot of jobs. government adding 71,000 the workers in march. there you go, health care and social assistance combined, 81,000. construction, 39,000. retail, 17,000. the unemployment if rate dropped, surprisingly, to 3.8. wages, they're up as expected, 4.1% on the year. the average worker making $34.69 an hour, and now the cannes of a fed rate -- the chance of a fed rate cut in june dropped to 53%. stuart: why am i not surprised? look at the market, the numbers out 33 if minutes ago, and the markets dub the stock market all higher. dow up 50, s&p up 12, nasdaq up 62. david bahnsen with me in new york this morning. the most important part of in this report, i think, is inflation. what did this report tell you about inflation? >> it tells you absolutely nothing about inflation -- [laughter] because this is manager i want the right and the left to underst

lauren, thank you.mitted that its covid vaccine can cause a are rare side effect. that is known as tts. doc siegel joins us this morning. what exactly is tts, doctor? >> well, that's blood clots with low platelets, but let me tell you, this is a business segment. let me tell you why, because this information has been known since march of 2021 when all the western european countries pulled this vaccine off the market, stuart, and it was never approved in the united states by the fda. so this is not something that we don't know about a, it's something we knew about and it was associated with what's called an a a dno virus vector vaccine. this was not an astrazeneca seek seen, by the way. it was created at oxford university university, and astrazeneca marketed it. my point is a business point. if your a company marketing a vaccine with a known side effect and countries are pulling it off the market, would you please get out in front of it and admit it, not wait three years? that's bad business. very bad bu

lauren, where's the first stop? lauren: atlanta, georgia.ore than 40 states. she's going to tout how each area is benefiting from the $3 billion reconnecting communities and that's part of the inflation reduction act and it's the goal to convince the communities that the biden economy is working for them. could be a tough sell. biden polls are underwater on the economy and has even stopped using the term bidenomics. these are swing state voters, pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. overwhelmingly you can see they say the economy was better under donald trump. so that's what the vice president is up against on this tour. stop one atlanta. ashley: well, she's such a great communicate -- oh, wait. thank you, lauren. sarcasm is not a great thing for me. but can be effective. show me a sense of dow 30 stocks and a sense of the markets seems evenly split between up and down i believe beau asking up there finally getting good news. app and will verizon, microsoft and intel at the bottom. all very muted so far. all right, israeli fashion wedding d

good morning, lauren. lauren: good morning being.points in north carolina, 5 points in arizona a, 4 in nevada. when we pull the numbers. , it's much closer in pennsylvania and in michigan where he leads by just 3, and it's 1 point ahead in georgia. take a looked at wisconsin. head to head matchup, dead heat. 46-46. wisconsin held its primary if yesterday. todd's going to get into it. but remember, joe biden's only won wisconsin by about 20,000 votes four years a. stuart: that's important. lauer lauren it's going to be razor thin election. stuart: and speak of wisconsin, that is a big problem for biden. primary yesterday, the uncommitted campaign hit their goal and then some. you've got to take us through that that one. >> she stole my key line, but met he do the setup, simonetti. the latest totals out of wisconsin show the uninstructed movement beating its own expect takes. they wanted 20,000, they got, stu, more than 47,000, and to lauren's point, remember, biden only won wisconsin by 20,000 votes in the 2020 general. as a you menti

lauren: it implies businesses are ordering loss. what amazon say the same thing? lauren: exactly.- lauren: the sleep apnea machine at eli lilly says its weight loss drug reduces the severity of the sleep disorder by two thirds. lily is up 1.6%. it is amazing. stuart: thank you very much. president biden marked trump on the campaign trail in pennsylvania yesterday. what did biden say a? lauren: he made fun of donald trump. shares of the president's former media company had fallen sharply. listen to this. >> president biden: i have to say, if trump's stock in truth social, his company, drops any lower, he might do better under my tax plan than his. [applause] lauren: ashley: biden was touting his tax plan vowing nobody under $400,000 will pay extra in taxes. the trump campaign responded to biden's job saying seeing as president biden regularly posts to his campaign account on truth social, we have faith he sees the value of free-speech, social media startup that has no depth, $200 million in the bank. stuart: thanks. seven jurors have been seated in donald trump's hush money trial,

lauren: i hope we will. public, experts in this area are going to get started putting some pressure on the white house, this is not acceptable. iran, this is the same regime that started with terrorism. they took over our embassy in 1979. they are upset israel attacked there facility, it is preposterous. stuart: if there is an attack, israel will defend itself and we will help them defend themselves. that will not go down with democrats on the left. lauren: we've seen a mixture of palestinian liberation, pro-hamas, i say this as someone who should be a liberal but i am fed up. this is not okay. stuart: why should you be liberal? >> i think the historic enlightenment, if we are going to get to what traditional liberalism is, both sides, all sides of ideas, we need to have a debate back-and-forth but when it goes from let's be concerned about humanitarian conditions which we should be but excuse terrorism, hamas, they are not combatants, they are not legitimate fighters. they are terrorists. stuart: this is wh

thanks, lauren.e a look at this headline from paul krugman write manager the new york times "will maga republicans block baltimore's rebuilding? congressman darryll issa republican from california joins me now. congressman, this complicated maneuvers politically going on here, but will you try to block funds for the bridge reconstruction? >> well, certainly we'll do what's necessary to stand behind full faith of the united states to get it done, but let's remember the federal government is not responsible for this. a shipping company insured by lloyds of london is. the state of maryland is. when you look at why do we write a check? well, it makes about as much sense as saying we're going to write a $60 billion check as fore giveness of college loans that the -- forgiveness of college loans that the president keeps doing. the fact that making sure it gets done in a timely fashion, that's leadership. paying for it is it aerodynamic qualify who ultimately should pay for it. if we're putting money out, i

lauren: ready. a new warning that mining for renewable energy materials could threaten more. lauren: that's ashley. i'm the next one. ashley: that's okay. we're all in this together. listen, we're talking about, stu, gorillas and chimpanzees among others, the great apes as they're known. the shift away from toes silicon-based sill fuels has led to massive demand for minerals like copper, nickel, cobalt and those can be found in abundance in africa with the world's largest reserves and that the expression on the gorilla's face says it all. mining boom threatening the habitat of apes and researchers say not enough is being done to measure the impact on wildlife and preserve the environment. there's estimated 180 apes that are considered under threat as these mining operations expand and especially in butts wanna and democratic republic of congo and in an effort to rid the world of toes sit fuels, they're de--- fossil fuels, they're destroying the world of the endangered species. stuart: thanks, ash. i

lauren: we have the post and we are distorting her views.id: we need to get back to the markets which are down big time, 664 points on the dow. let's check meta, plunging after mark zuckerberg warned about volatility due to their ai push, down 12. 4%. gary, you, i don't know what kind of crystal ball you have but you sold met on friday, what did you know that the rest of us didn't? gary:we started selling artech march 11th when we thought march 8th, technology on top and friday just by luck meta broke some important support levels we followed and we said let's get out of the way. to be clear, it's just pure luck that they coughed one up today and watching here, i went through all the numbers on meta. i'm not so sure it will stay down for too long, but when you get down like this it will be a while. david: do you have a get back in number that you are looking at? >> get back in action. it has to show, not just this morning where it's bouncing up a little bit. i have to see institutions defending it for more than a couple hours. that is what w

lauren. lauren: cathy and tom are so right.cline, make them actually recline. they go back ever so little. and you have no room if you're in the seat behind them. i'm cellly challenged and -- vertically challenged and hurts my legs. stuart: this is from john, fun seeing varney's grand kids t oday. please ask lauren to bring her daughter back. she was great. going to do it? lauren: no, because i'd have to bring all three this time around and you don't want that. stuart: that was me yesterday. lauren: just yesterday. such is life. i want to thank everybody for friday feedback. now is the time for the friday trivia question. how many [inaudible] in america? the answer when we come back. nt to mi .. ♪ you don't want to miss it ♪ ♪ it's your moment in the spotlight ♪ all your ambitions. all in one app. low fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. sofi. get your money right®. we love being outside, but the sun makes our deck and patio too hot to enjoy. now thanks to our new sunsetter retractable awning, we can select full s

lauren: bob iger.ournal" is reporting more than half the votes have been castedded and activist, nelson peltz, if may not get the two the board seats that they're looking for. the annual shareholder meeting is tomorrow, so, look, this could all change because with you can change your vote day of, and it's entirely possible that we don't have an answer a tomorrow and and it's like a hanging chad moment and they have to recount the votes. but "the wall street journal" is reporting so far iger has been able to stave off melson pelts' proxy fight. he's got institutional support, blackrock, what is that,s second biggest shareholder? also 26789 roe price. stuart: if bob iger wins and peltz loses, does walt disney's stock go up? >> no, absolutely not p. i've been watching nelson peltz since the '80s. don't bet against him. he may not win this vote tomorrow, but he's playing the long game. disney' stock has gotten crushed through a good market over the last two days. pellson pelts knows what he's doing -- nels

lauren. lauren: yes. stuart: that's you.'re looking at movers and i think tesla is seriously moving. lauren: this is one of the worst performing stocks this year. reportedly they're cutting more than 10% of global work force. ev demand is down, competition is up. elon musk sends e-mail to employees and said the company needs to reduce cost skin crease productivity and stock on another 3.5% one more thing. two key executives announcing resignation on elon musk's x. stuart: oh, really. that's interesting. lauren: in charming of battery division and something else. stuart: spirit airlines in a lot of trouble. lauren: stock up 7% and up 3.5 now? out with preliminary first q uarter results results and cosc oming down for labor and rent to the airports and that'll help boost margin when is they report for the first quarter. stuart: earlier this morning and trump media dropped below 30 a share and down another 16%. they are selling millions of additional shares in coming months including donald trump's stake. he owns a 58% stake an

lauren: they embrace crime. about the migrant influencer who encouraged border crossers to squat in homes across america. what do we have on this guy? stuart: he could be facing firearms charges. he crossed into the us illegally in 2022 but was allowed to stay on a biden administration approved parole scheme. he has come to fame since his social media posts boasting about government benefits, wads of cash he loves to show on his posting and encouraging illegal immigration squatting. that went viral. incredible. the new york post is reporting he could now face gun charges under the gun control act which prohibits people on parole from processing, shipping, transporting or receiving firearms, remain -- morano remains in custody in ohio but another example of the fine upstanding illegal migrants who are allowed to stay. stuart: sarcasm is a low form of wit but very effective on occasion. thank you, good stuff. listen to what the white house had to say about the raid. >> an 8 person crew border crossers with drugs a

lauren: and design for microsoft and amazon, just saying. stuart: thank you, lauren. up his stock pick. very good, very good. star bubs is next. what's on that? >> just coffee in this country is bigger than ever and management here is quite woke and happy to announce they are and the stock is down 10% year-to-date, down almost 20% in the past year, but i think here in the mid 80s, it's starting to get oversold and now starbucks company as a whole under $100 billion market cap. here maybe it's oversold and looking for a bounce. stuart: invest in any coffee company or in the past? >> we have in the past but not currently. stuart: did you do well? >> we did okay. but i think the market as a whole is huge in the country and getting bigger. stuart: got t thank you, mike. governor of wisconsin verne toed a bill that would have let more teenagers go to work. lauren: nothing's wrong but he doesn't want employers exploiting kids and allowing 14 and 15 year-olds to work without parent consent or state permit. that permit costs $10 and red tape and republicans want to eliminate

lauren: yes. fourth quarter of 2025, it'll be the first fully electric super car, but china might beat them to it. byd is also working on this. bloomburg is reporting that ferrari is opening a new lab for lithium battery cells to launch the world's first full ev super car. stuart: byd is not ferrari. never will have the name. lauren: they unveiled high performance evs to take on ferrari and lamborghini. stuart: i can't wait. thank you, lauren. coming up, la laura trump said there's five key states donald trump is zeroing in on for 2024. which states they are. the coach of the university of south carolina women's basketball team says trans athletes "should be able to play". jennifer se launch adeline of clothing to protect women's sports and she'll respond to that coach's comments. speaker johnson preparing to unveil the ukraine aid plan. what's in it? a full report from the state department is next. how do you transform your outdoor space into your favorite room? simple. keep the blazing hot sun a

lauren is looking at the movers. new annual low, whistleblower has said the dreamliner has structural flaws, sections of the fuselage could break apart midair after thousands of troops, obviously boeing is refuting that claim citing its confidence in testing but another bad headline. stuart: how about robin hood. neil: popular with retail investors causing them to sell. stuart: they said sell it. lauren: shares have gotten ahead of fundamentals, robin hood a 40%, the issue is crypto currencies are falling back. that a risk, 13% overall revenue. stuart: 8. lauren: bitcoin minor, jpmorgan is giving the sec approval of a spot in may of 50% chance of improvement. i thought that would be good for bitcoin if it's not approved. that 50/50. we when it would be good for ethereum. lauren: it spot was approved for billions of dollars. stuart: okay. now, i am not -- don't influence my judgment. an israeli airstrike killed three sons of a top hamas leader in the gaza strip. has hamas responded to this? >> reporter: good morning.

lauren: yeah. >> i like those bed things and the little pod -- lauren: oh -- stuart: get me out of thisit's easily done. preponderance of sellers, by the looks of it. the dow's down 115 points, 37,682. if -- charter schools under awe attack in maryland. an education expert will tell us exactly why politicians are so posed to school choice. that's next. ♪ 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 product. it's going to help a lot of patients. this small thing, is the next big thing in diabetes. woah. it shows your glucose, and predicts where it's headed, just like that. it's not magic, it just feels that way. i wanna make you go wow, make you go wow, make you go wow. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire the all new godaddy airo helps you get you

lauren, you're looking at specific movers. lauren: if it is down 13% it is down 11%. david: all the government money. lauren: intel late to the game. it was lower than anticipated. david: the government is always late to the game. m phase energy. lauren: solar panels, green energy company up 5%, they say the stock is going up $20 to 134 a share. california where there are a lot of cheslers on the road they can use their connectors to charge up. david: sketchers. lauren: sneakers popular with kids, often light up. a 30% jump in earnings, for five straight quarters. stocks are up 16%. when it comes to sketchers. a bigger share of the wallet. david: the lit up shoes. thank you very much. antony blinken meeting with china's president xi jinping for closed-door session in beijing which joins me now. what are they talking about? lauren: >> reporter: there was a list of complaints that is grown over the past year. antony blinken says one thing they did not discuss was tiktok. officials have discussed it with chinese counterparts, blinken captive 3 date her up to china meetin

lauren: a 5% cut or more. it is strange to me.he campaign says they want to protect small donors from misleading messages that could come in campaigns using his likeness, name, image, the campaign needs cash because biden has more. stuart: to the markets, jonathan hoehn egg joins us with all lies on iran and israel. >> open warfare between iran and israel and what worries me is a meager response. iran kept mass murder in israel, and responded with military strength against military target, that is good but ensures another response from iran and this is warfare against israel continues. stuart: what do you think is the stock? >> the short-term is down. they lit the market for so long. and these are leaders, they are lacquers and looking off the radar screen, the exotic name in a difficult environment. they want to make money no matter what the market is doing, bull market somewhere. not innotech stocks. stuart: you brought with you base metals. tell me more. >> rising tide lifts all boats. you can talk about gold at an all-time hig

lauren: they did not say that and that's how it appears. lauren: down 46. reddit priced a week ago at $34 a share and never traded at 34 and opened at 47 and reached a high of almost wall street very skeptical on old, unprofitable unicorns and a 19-year-old company that's never been the profit. data is training large language models and big ipo and suffered since. stuart: never made a profit in 19 years. ouch. younger people looking for ways to afford buy ago home that includes splitting the cost with friends. good story and we've got it. democrats in illinois pushing to give summaries don'ts $1,000 a month in guaranteed income. can illegal migrants in the state qualify for payment s? you might not like the answer. you can reportedly expect to see more presence of obama and clinton on the campaign trail stumping for joe biden. david weber takes that on next. ♪ 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 gre

our thanks to lauren good men -- lauren goodwin.will look at the companies making the most social buzz in our social climbers segment. this is bloomberg. ♪ do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo >> it's time now for social climbers. a look at the stocks making waves on social media. losing weight and gaining sleep. new study suggest eli lilly's weight loss drug also helps improve breathing for patients with sleep apnea. if it were to be approved for the condition it would open the door for more patients to access the drug through insurance. next up we have urban outfitters getting a downgrade to and underperform.

lauren: it hit 150 moments ago.oogle is introducing a new armed design ai chip, 30% better performance, the fastest chip available in the cloud today and much more energy efficient to google cloud customers. it is a 2.5% gain at a 15 month high, citigroup, get ready for explosive price upside over the next three years. bank of america raising freeport mcnamara into a 3. 9 price target. copper supply crisis. why? copper is used in the wind turbine, the generators, the components the power green energy, we don't have enough of them. it is a winning issue. stuart: a cannabis company. lauren: quarterly revenue disappointing. with free cash flow this year, look at this, raising 21%, taking the other cannabis down too. stuart: the black market is killing legalized weed. lauren: looking at earnings report, you see the confused alcohol drinks, that market is doing very well. the weed is hurting. stuart: jewish faculty at ucla feeling after freshman medical students were forced to sit through a structural racism course led b

lauren: nope.t: senate republicans c alling for investigation into the popular app temu, t-e-m-u. it's owned by china. what the concerns are. a judge in el paso begging state officials for help. he says that jails are near 100 capacity and no other resources to hold more migrants. the full story coming up. military analysts say iran's strike on israel was largely unsuccessful, reveals they're sitting on massive pile of munitions and next attack could be deadlier. we have insight on that next. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. t

lauren: border stuff absent i guess. lauren: ship roy very angry about that. the ftc suing to block the merger of two luxury brands, the deal would limit competition and lead to higher prices. they don't mind that. lydia has the story. the administration set a new several for title ix that would release the number of trump era policies, riley gains will tell us what it means for female athletes. riley is next. ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) this small thing, is the next big thing in diabetes. woah. it shows your glucose, and predicts where it's headed, just like that. it's not magic, it just feels that way. i wanna make you go wow, make you go wow, make you go wow. the need for domestic lithium production is crucial. surge battery metals is filling the demand and reducing our reliance on foreign sources with its best in class lithium discovery. surge battery metals, energizing our future. stuart: on the markets, the dow up 140. look at the nasdaq go, 200 points. a modest bounce back. apple announced a special event, let loose, expected to be new ipod hardware and accessori

lauren: they reported stronger earnings, by $2 billion.r case, and it was a problem for the whole year. stuart: it is 7%. 3m. lauren: the reason the stock is up 5%, they were a dividend, 64 consecutive years. after they spun off their healthcare business, what would happen with the dividend? they will target 40% of its free cash flow. stuart: i tend to be a dividend investor. do pay power for some of it. lauren: more people are using paypal and reported 84 basis point improvement in their margin. stuart: miguel cardonea, they want colleges to lose funding if they can't get the anti-into the real -- anti-israel protests under control. madison, i want to know about the hearing but given the latest from columbia please. >> reporter: good morning. the latest on that, students broke into hamilton hall, building on campus, taking it over. i will show you some video of that. after midnight, early hours of the morning, students broke into the building, they brought barricades to barricade off the doors and formed a human shield taking over the bui