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lee carter, would you actually buy an lek are trick vehicle?t one. it sounds so great, but in reality, the practicality, my brother got one and faces many of the similar issues. it's hard to get anything put into your home, and if you're taking a road trip, what do you do? we're a long way away from it being a reality for he anyway. maria: adam, what about you? >> well, i just got a car about 18 months ago, and it was decidedly not electric, so i guess the answer is, no, maria. [laughter] lauren, is there think kind of secondary market, you know, used electric vehicles, or is that kind of like charging, it's not ready for rhyme time? -- prime time? >> well, some of the numbers aren't do -- well, the best cars for being used would be a toyota prius because of the fact that they go forever and people like it. the electric part of it, if it's no longer functioning, you can still drive it. for some people it works and for some people it's free. if you buy a volkswagen id4, it's free charging. maria: lauren, what about you? would you buy an electric

definitely look to rotate out of the defensive staples as well as utilities. >> i will bring in lee carterhis is on the backdrop of the academy two thirds is u.s. spending that is the consumer in how americans are feeling and that's what you do. >> there's no doubt the consumer is not feeling good we have the lowest consumer confidence rate we've seen in a while nine out of ten of americans say the economy is a number one issue on their mind. most people feel like the dollar does not go as far as it used to and it's having a huge impact. everywhere they go the not feeling good i can't help but wonder what that means and often what i've seen over time the market follows the sentiment at the end of the day and people aren't feeling good they start pulling back. cheryl: we've seen that a little bit were getting it retail sales later this week will get into that and a little bit that's going to show us are people still spending and after spending are they charging? it's great to see you, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. morning mover you know the name well tesla the stock is up almost

juan williams and lee carter. welcome to you all. joe, to you first. it seems like the media says the gop is pouncing on joe biden's fall. let's play a little montage and get your response. >> okay. >> his age is an issue here. the republicans immediately jumped on this. they blasted it all over social media. >> givening voters concerns, this is not an image that his critics are pouncing on. >> this is not pouncing, this is relevant to this campaign. poll after poll shows that people are concerned about joe biden's age. >> as you said, other polls showing 2/3s of voters saying that they don't believe he has the physical or mental fitness or the the job. let's compare some headlines for you. shall we here? when donald trump walked gingerly down a ramp at westpoint when he was president, here's the headlines. trump's halting walk raises health questions. cnn, why donald trump's story matters. now fast forward to the story that joe biden got. "new york times." biden falls on stage at air force commencement. president biden was feeling fine. cnn. white hou

lee carter on all of that, gop pollster. good read on stuff. o are back all the other guys play this, but what do you think? >> so it's really hard to say how this is going to impact things because donors don't necessarily indicate where votes are going to go. we saw in 2016 the money went to jeb bush -- neil: right. >> -- and he didn't go anywhere. hillary clinton got all the money in 2008 and still ram a ma won. barack obama won. so i think what we need to make sure of is that we're not chasing the money and following what american sentiment is, and american sentiment specifically with republicans still seems to be with donald trump, and it's fascinating. you look at the polling, and 63% of americans will say that this seems like a really serious issue, a serious crime. but when you break it down, that's 82% of democrats, 62 percent of independents and only 42% of republicans. so what's this say? republicans are standing by donald trump. and if that's the case, he could still go the distance no matter where the money goes is and no matter what

. >> lee carter is here with us congressman with all things going on in america right now wide-open borderng, across the board, in our big cities, inflation, not where we want it even if off 40-year highs we are talking about, banning pizza ovens. lee: we need pizza -- >> in new york. >> o here is the thing, i think people are -- one of the things that i am seeing americans are afraid, freedoms are going to be taken away, over 40% americans say they don't believe their freedoms are being respected, they don't trust the government agencies to -- to protect their freedoms, it is issues gas stove bans a lot of esg making people feel this way what do you think is different if we had a complete republicansweep in 2024? >> how do you -- >> you could completely reverse this if you look at what joe biden has been doing most crazy ideas affectinging families not just idea that somebody came up with, everybody laughed got telescope in the trash can, these ideas are being implemented in rules hurting families and raising cost of everything we bought a president on day one signing executive version ev

well lee carter tiana lowe doescher, adam johnson with me we've got ppi coming up in about 12 minutes now markets moving right now, as you can see, the dow was down 83, all of that could change, in 11 minutes, because may ppi does come out final, final read on inflation the fed meeting decision coming out tai 2 pm eastern time, we've got all hands an deck panel coming uply numbers coming to you as they cross, greg faranello here are with what he is expecting from inflation the fed, of course, a lot more. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ bridgett is here. she has no clue that i'm here. she has no clue who's in the helmet. are you ready? -i'm ready! alright. xfinity rewards creates experiences big and small, and once-in-a-lifetime. of may ppi report out 7 minutes from now economists expecting decrease in month-over-month prices, by one-tenth of one percent yearly increase one one-half% annual, joining me amerivet securities head of u.s. rates gregory far nela good morning to you faranello what are you looking looking at the last report fed having coffee right now. >> good morning, cheryl, in ge

pollster lee carter, welcome to you both.l have you kick this off for us, what does this push for the dnc to hold primary debates -- what does that mean for joe biden? >> i think for joe biden commit means he's really at risk. 70% of americans don't want him to run again, they don't want him to be the candidate, we've seen rfk, he's gotten a lot of momentum, some polls have him as high as 20 points, that's something worth discussing. in a country that is really focused on hearing from everybody and giving everybody a voice increasingly, it's going to be hard for joe biden to say he's not willing to enter a debate and there is precedent for such a thing. jimmy carter debated ted kennedy in 1980, the challenger for him. i think this is something we've seen before, not something we frequently seen but the pressure might increase for him to get on stage. >> sandra: really interesting. i'll ask you the question as well, is this something that would help or hurt joe biden? >> i think it's important to first ground ourselves in the

as you can see our panel, lee carter, -- josh perot and coleman hues are standing by with their analysismuch more after this a very short break. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. ( ♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. art, our panel is here to talk about donald trump caught on tape talking about those classified, secret documents. okay. let me start with you, coleman. what do you hear on that tape? >> we do not know whether he is necessarily really risking lives, i think that will come to light as the -- >> in revealing and iraq -- iran, a top plan put together by mark milley it sounds like something that should not be disclosed. >> absolutely wrong, it causes a obvious red line and we will see what the potential consequences of that could be. we'll see about that. but the key point about this is that he is shooting his own best defense in the foot. he had these legal defenses that i could have classified it, which there is a truth to, he could have declassified it. now he is actua

i heard from lee carter this morning, the pollster, she says the most recent polls she's looking at hasd crime at the number one and two issues for voters right now. do you think people understand that part of this is political? we're going to get into the detailses of the indictment coming up with alan dershowitz, but you say it is political. >> well, i think certainly almost half of america believes that. but, again, the come licit, compliant, corrupt media, they're not covering this thing honestly. maria, i also have to point out, you talked about precedent-breaking. president ford decided not to pursue prosecution against president nixon. president trump pretty much made the same decision, decide ed not to pursue prosecution of hillary clinton. you know, joe biden could have made the exact same decision, but he didn't. he allowed a s.w.a.t. raid on the very secure residence of president trump over federal records even though he was holding classified records himself. so that record, issue should have been handled civilly. we never should be even in this place. but this, these are de

i want to bring in pollster lee carter into this.his is more impact than just anyone facing federal charges. >> i mean, look, the republican base is supporting -- it's supporting trump through this. there's no question about it. 76% of republicans say they believe it's politically motivated, 12% believe that anything here presents a security risk. they're okay and want to move forward. and 96% of republicans say they want to hear the republicans talk about the plans for the country. they say 90% want to hear what they'll do about inflation, 78% want to hear about lower taxes and very, very few want to hear about these investigations, relatively speaking. so how do you address the american people right now? they want to hear about your plans for the future, what's going to be different should a republican take over the white house, should the republicans win back both sides of the house and senate, what do you say to them when so much focus has been given to these investigations. that's not what they want to hear about. >> i think it'

we have lee carter, cnn legal analyst joey jackson, and our senior political analyst john avlon, great, legal reaction when you heard this statement? >> under the state was one of those moments, is not what he said it matters as much as what people are going to hear. and my big reaction here is i am not sure it is going to move the republican primary voters all that much. and again and it's a democrats are going to be outraged in many ways. they are gonna hear that this is the proof that we have been looking for. this is the fell in, he is a felon at this moment. i think republicans have an opposite reaction. if you think, about 18% of republicans were more likely to consider donald trump post indictment. they hear this kind of thing and then there is a double standard that applies to donald trump. when you look at polling around what they say about hunter biden, versus donald trump, you think that donald trump, that's all politically motivated. they need -- hear you hear him offering up what he says -- i really don't think most voters thought that the classified documents weren't ther

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bull's-eye american ingenuity fund manager, adam johnson, fox and friends first co-host, todd piro and lee cartere. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ summer, summer time. ♪ summer, summer, summer time. ♪ time to sit back and unwind. ♪ summer, summertime. maria: hunter biden not expected to serve any prison time after reaching a plea deal on federal gun and tax crime charges. president biden praising his son after being questioned about the charges. watch. >> mr. president, have you spoke with your son today? mr. president, any reaction? >> i'm very proud of my son. maria: meanwhile, former president trump reacting on truth social, calling the plea deal a coverup, likeening the charges to a traffic ticket. joining me is wisconsin congressman, member of the house judiciary committee and financial services committee as well, congressman scott fitzgerald with us. what is your reaction to the hunter biden charges? >> listen, maria, if that was my son or any other american son, guess what, they would have been in jail two years ago. president trump's right. this amounts to nothing more than a

with me now is pollster lee carter and republican strategist ford o'connell. great to see you both. thanks for being here i appreciate it. lee, let me start with the closest races. georgia, arizona, wisconsin less than 1% margin for president biden. could they swing the other way in 2024 if the matchup is biden vs. trump again. >> they absolutely could. we were so close within the margin of error here, and it really is going to come down to a couple things. number one if people vote with their pocket books they vote on the economy they are more likely to vote republican if that's the issue but the thing we are seeing is there are some folks that say more important than the economy, most important in my life, my voting decision is impacted by how i feel about abortion. nine in 10 democratic women say that's the primary reason they are going to vote, and certain in 10 independent women say that thes the primary reason they are going to vote so that makes it tough to win the suburban women that are really so important in these swing states to the republicans. david: so ford, how are rep

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i'm melissa lee, this is "options action. mike khouw, carter worth, and brian stutland the feds meet next week on a highly anticipated decision on whether to take a breather from rate hiking campaign the volatility fell, carter, kick it off. >> right, before we look at the charts it's important to note, of course, that the real data point on the week was the inverse of every week for the last two or three month, which is to say the top 50 index, top 50 s&p was down. and then up, but only slightly, was the oex, the top 100, up 25 basis points the s&p, 500, up 39 basis points the midcap up 147 and the russell up almost 200, the exact reverse pattern we've seen week after week with the larger you are, the more you've outperformed so finally, some participation from laggers but let's look at a chart or two. the firstchart we have is the s&p 500, what's so important is how precise today's high was relative to the august high, in fact they're within pennies as you can see, and we hit our head there, and closed poorly, for all intents and purposes the

lee. this is ""options action." on the desk, mike khouw, carter worth and brian sullivan the fed is expected to meet for a highly anticipated meeting the markets rally and the volatility index fell before turning higher some ma o say it could be good carter, kick it off. >> before we look at the charts, it's important be to note the real data point was the inverse of every week the last two or three weeks. the top 50 index, top 50 s&p was down up but only slightly was the oex. then the s&p 500, up 39 basis points you keep going the midcap up 147 and the russell, small cap, up almost 200. that is the exact reverse pattern we've seen week after week with the larger you are, the more you've outperformed finally, participation from laggards the first chart is the s&p 500 what's so important is how precise today's high was relative to the august high. in fact, they're within pennies as you can see we hit our head there and closed poorly for all intents and purposes the second iteration puts in lines to sort of depict the circumstance and the issue is d

lee. this is "options action. on the desk, mike khouw, carter worth and brian stetland the markets with a much better than expected employment data. the nasdaq leading the way notching its sixth straight winning week it wasn't just the megacaps this week the russell 2000 logged the best day of the year closing above the 200 day moving average for the first time since march, but an internal indicator we'll talk more about in a moment, the vix, hitting its lowest level since july of 2021 carter, you were taking a look at this market through the lens of weightings. explain. >> right so we have with the ongoing strength of the largest cap names versus the average stock, we have a spread now that it was only seeing basically during the financial crisis and at the covid low. so the way to think of it is this, either the high flyers, the market in general is going to sink and the high flyers are going to sink more or the market keeps advancing, in which case the laggards start to play catchup. but the reading would he have now seen only during the fina

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lee, ktvu, fox two news. oakland police have kicked off a series of block parties to try to improve trust with neighbors. the first block party of the summer community tour took place at verdi's carter east oakland this afternoon. skyfox was overhead and it appears as though the event didn't have a very high turnout. the acting police chief says the police department is holding these kinds of events to better engage with the community in different neighborhoods. coming up tonight at 11, a major milestone for a santa cruz based aircraft company. today's announcement bringing it one step closer to electric flying taxis. get ready, 104 degrees is in. the five day forecast. will show you where and when the forecast is ready to roll. also ahead tonight, the nation's highest court is preparing to hand down several highly anticipated opinion. what's at stake next right now. debris from the lost sub is being brought to a port in newfoundland. and what was found twisted chunks of that 22 foot submersible, including what appears to be the nose cone with its circular window. the submersible imploded last week, killing all five people on board. it was on a voyage to see the wreckage of the tita

lee: mr. chairman, my time has expired. i yield back. mr. garbarino: the gentlelady yields back. i now recognize the gentleman from louisiana, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: mr. chairman, thank you very much. director easterly, thank you very much for being here. thank you for the incredible work that you do. in my home state in louisiana and around the nation, far too many higher education institutions are experiencing data breaches. what steps does cisa taking to protect the privacy and integrity of our institutions and combat critical infrastructure cybersecurity issues? ms. easterly: it's a real scourge across the country. one of the focused areas we did based on being asked by the congress to take a look at the k-12 cybersecurity act, was we spent a lot of time putting together a guide for k-12 schools and school districts across the country and we worked with a lot of experts to ensure it was a guide which schools that were resource poor could take advantage of. so we created this guide. very simple steps about things that can be done to prevent data breaches and ransomware attacks. we've seen a lot of that. and then w