larry: look at this special edition, joining us new lee carter. and karoline downey. the education department. mr. trump wants to end it. >>y i -- so true, since biden administration it has been corrupted. here is the problem. i think fundamentally, because so much of department of education money foes to the teachers union there is a cabal between the teacher union and this department, unless you destroy, that department will always be a problem. this comes on the tail of new academic performance outcomes, that we just got, national report card, lateralture, ready prefish read -- they still expect more handouts some money to be sent, there is no other product in market that looks like this, if you fail r yoroutinely you don't get rewarded for it. it has been caught, peddling radical curriculum. in k-12 schools and hostile to parents. larry: lee carter, i have a dream, treatment is education department is skinnied down to barest circumstances that includes promoting school choice, and loans, they cannot be canceled, according to supreme court, they are moved out of th

larry: lee carter, i have a dream.s education department skimming down to barest essentials including promoting school choice across the country. the loans, the $1.7 trillion loans, which cannot be cancelled according to the supreme court, even though the bidens tried, those loans are moved out of education department >>> the treasury and working them out over the taxpayers and education department and all the let congress fig your out a new education department and downsized education department and good values and promotes school choice. what do you think about that and what would folks think? you're an ace pollster? >> a, preach it but, b, how you talk about it and we're going to disrupt and end the department of education as we know it. everybody wants our children to succeed and get ahead. the problem is we are failing we're failing our children and talk about blowing it up and going to get people upset. if you talk about improving it, bringing up to modern standards and making us competitive again, all in. larry:

[laughter] lee carter, final thoughts. >> so is i am really excited to see the common sense applicationment. i can't wait to see how many people take the package tonight. i'm loving watching the doge count. i think this is really, really exciting times to see efficiency come back. cheryl: yeah. i mean, look, there's a lot of payments going to be hitting federal workers, jonathan, fair enough. at the same time, this is what -- these are campaign promises that are being fulfilled. donald trump said he's going to bring fiscal responsibility back to government. now, he needs the house to, of course, make that happen as well. but the eo so far seems to be effective. >> it is pretty interesting when you think about the stuff donald trump is getting grief about are the things he campaigned on. lee trying to fulfill his promises -- he's trying to full fill his promises and doing quite a good job. i agree with lee, it's interesting watching how this is unfolding because it's very interesting many if realtime, and i'll be very interested to see how many people do take the buyout to. one final tho

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liz: lee carter, always great to talk to you. come back soon. love having you on. cbs did not commit so-called news disturbs and didn't commit interference. >> surprise surprise. nothing, nothing. liz: just utter nonsense. really, big debate breaking scout media, msnbc, cnn pundits protecting democrats and going full on attacking trump. now they're trying to whitewash cbs's deceptive editing of 60 minutes interview with kamala harris and evidence is out there and footage out there for everyone to see and looking more presidential than she was. we'll break it down after the break. morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! back into play and... -oh no, it's in the water. wait a minute. are you kidding me? you got to be kidding me. rolling towards the cup, and it's in the hole! what an impossible shot brought to you by comcast business. —hi! —hi! ♪ chocolate fundraiser. ♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more

the lees, the carters. his father was, henry light horse, harry lee, who was a revolutionary war hero. light horse. harry served under george washington. in fact, it was light horse harry who famously washington as first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen and his mother was and carter, she was the daughter of one of the largest landowners in virginia but due to light horse harry's misadventures the family it ran into hard times when robert e lee was only years old. his his father was sent to prison. and when robert e lee was six. his father left home for the last time and died abroad. so at a very young age. robert. robert was raised mostly by a single mother. her health was rapidly declining. he became her primary caregiver, the young man of the house, when he was only years old. so his mother had a profound impact on him, given light horse. harry's shortcomings. she into young robert the importance of self-control, self-denial, frugality and honor. she couldn't afford to send

lee coming to you. >> live from studio b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight. >> carter worth, karen friedman, dan nathan and guy adami. we start off with a volatile move in. amazon after earnings. the tech giant beating top and bottom line estimates posting cloud unit growth in. line with estimates. but a weak sales forecast for q1 is weighing on. shares in the after hours. the conference call. kicking off moments ago. cnbc's kate rooney has more. kate. >> well, so amazon did beat for the quarter on top. and bottom line as you mentioned. but underwhelming guidance. and in this foreign exchange impact causing what we saw that knee jerk reaction in shares after hours. the initial drop was around 5%. it has pared back some of those losses. amazon's cloud growth rate was really the key item investors were watching. it was right in line with the street's estimate of 19%. but if you look at the pure aws revenue number for the quarter did come up just a hair short of estimates at $28.8 billion on guidance. amazon's q1 revenue range was light. same thing with operating income, the company clarifying in the pres

lee, coming to you. >> live. >> from studio. >> b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight. >> tim seymour, steve grasso, carter wirth. >> and guy adami. >> we start off with gold's. record run, the safe haven asset hitting a fresh all time high as. tariffs on china raised the. >> real. >> possibility of a. trade war and higher inflation. gold miners benefiting. >> from the move. >> higher today. the gd etf that tracks the space up more than 20% already this year, more than doubling the metal. and that same pressure, pushing bitcoin even. further below. >> the $100,000 mark. >> so-called digital. >> gold falling. >> victim to investors moving. away from riskier assets. all of these. >> moves coming against. >> an uncertain interest. >> rate backdrop. >> the ten year yield at its lows of the year and down nearly 30 basis points. >> from its january highs. so guy. >> has been pounding. >> the table on gold. as you all know. >> for. >> some time now. here we are. >> yeah tim. >> as well. and we'll both talk about it. but you know it's all time high. miners are starting to participate. you mentioned gdx. >> i think october. >> traded up.