your reaction to the book and what you make of liz warren. >> elizabeth warren does see a real opportunitynd right. congressman schiffed her vice presidential rivals, too. this is politics, brutal ruthless in every direction. there are going to be no restraints on any of them. i think when you take a look at elizabeth warren, what you are seeing here is the progressive wing that runs the democratic party now. she said we are basically in a rolling constitutional crisis. the president of the united states has severe cognitive challenges, which are getting worse every day, not better. this is a progressive disease. and the vice president of the united states can't even form a coherent thought never mind a coherent sentence and she appears so in over her head that she is always looking like she is in a constant state of nervous breakdown. nobody in their right mind believes joe biden is going to be on the ticket in 2024. and the vice president is certainly not up to this job. so you have got people like liz warren who are making all kinds of noises about taking the leadership reins of the dem

how can we don't hear anything from liz warren, or bernie sanders about breaking up the big cartels.bout breaking a big tech, let's break up the big cartels. we can do that because i think that the cartel wages are rising faster than inflation. they don't pay any taxes there. present joe biden does he know it two is. he confused it with the mask mandate on the plans. so this guys out to lunch if the things are bad wait till the end of the month. it's can be so ugly when you see these visuals because that's what changes the country's perspective the visuals of them pouring across like that. and having no plan and no system are not saying we don't want to illegal immigrants geraldo, just want to process and some of them are deadly one of them just murdered someone here in new york over the weekend. but that right there if you see that right there over, and over again for the next month this country is going to revolt against the administration. >> dana: greg let's get your thoughts on it and a sense of over you. >> greg: the infuriating thing about this is victim preference the democra

one is hillary clinton, the other is bane sanders, and now your friend liz warren.l three on the record are saying if biden chooses newt run again, i will run. then there's all of these people that are on background and all the mainstream media, have you noticed this? it's like joe biden is leading us to a terrible place. the question becomes would it be comma law harris kamala harris. would be the wednesday before thanksgiving or the wednesday after. immediately the question is, will you endorse kamala harris? i think that is really the question and unlikely. i think sees a lot of his son, bow, in mayor pete. i also think that stacey abrams, if she were to somehow win the governorship in georgia, she's an automatic entry into this race. jared polis is the governor of colorado, people are interested in him, he would be a way out of the box choice, but a governor would be probably a better bet for the democrats. i think they are in for not only a bad 2022, but to me it looks really hard for me to understand how they would turn it around by 2024. >> it feels, it sure

do a total bruce wayne batman, my friend is going to look at the algorithm, and all of a sudden liz warrenevery day. >> like i'm -- here's the deal. facebook marketplace is a god-sent to me. i want to be in the flea market but i'm a little bit too well-known to go. if you develop an algorithm to where facebook marketplace puts a used version of what i said i wanted in life and puts 10 versions of it up there, you should be able to click on twitter what you would prefer to be engaged in. >> greg: on that note, let's move on. get him a belt sander. i don't know what that is. sounds kinky, though. start wearing belts. >> it'll be like $50. >> greg: oh shut up. he may have committed battery and now he's leaving the academy. unlimited cashback match... only from discover. (children giggling) hey, i was, uh, thinking about going back to school to get my masters. i just saw something that said you could do it in a year for, like, $11k. hmm. barista: order eleven! yeah, see you at 11. 1111 masters boulevard, please. gonna be eleven even, buddy. really? the clues are all around us! some things are

. >> remember when liz warren was confronted by a parent who paid back his kids' loans.ost would be a trillion dollar if aoc gets what she wants a full pay back. schumer is fighting with aoc and the left wing of his party in new york for his seat in the senate. she wants that seat. he is going as far to the left as possible. so it may not -- there is -- >> harris: onof this is genuine. everything you just described is so disingenuous. it is not even funny. >> it's politics. i'm afraid, the lies we see with regard to the energy problem we have now and the gas problem. it is fit into the same thing. we are going into an election year and they're getting desperate. >> harris: i have 30 seconds with you. the ruble bounced back. not all the way back but russia allowed to sell its energy. your thoughts. >> that's the bottom line. the reason the ruble came back they are still making a ton of money because we aren't producing enough here. if we cut the price of oil by producing more in america they wouldn't be able to have the money for their war. >> harris: thank you. "outnumbe

liz: i would only say, mario, it takes four people right now in the future to do what warren buffett if did -- >> well, don't ignore charlie munger, he's 98 years old but a rookie. [laughter] and he's an l.a. guy like some people are. liz: like me. it's good to see you, mario ga abeli. warren buffett owns planes, he also owns trains as in burlington northern. yes with, he owns an entire railroad are. and, of course, as you see, he does car insurance. but did you know he bought just a couple of years ago the nation if's largest privately held automotive dealership group? yes, it was called -- [inaudible] coming up first on fox business we've got the ceo and now, of course, berkshire automotive. we're going to ask him about prices of cars and is the this the death of haggling? we're live in omaha, nebraska. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ 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 (heartbeats) introducing icy h

if liz warren doesn't approve, you know it's probably a great idea.s afternoon the main lord himself weighed in on all the hyperventilation tweeting, quote: the extreme reaction from those who fear free speech says it all. so where is this severe allergy to free speech coming from? let's talk about it tonight with our party panel. independent women's forum senior policy analyst annette. stephanie: fan is back. former aide to senator chuck schumer, host of the aggressive progressive podcast, the always demure christopher hahn, and the president of the -- institute, jeff geist, is back. this is all anyone can talk about, certainly, on twitter. ines, i thought the sky is falling reaction might have calmed down a little bit today, but it's only gotten worse. it's as though their hysteria is feeding itself. [laughter] >> yeah, and it's not just on twitter, right? it's inside the company. 98.7% of twitter employees, to the extent that they have donated to either party, donated to the democratic party. so elon musk has his a hands -- his work cut out for him

may 1st but liz warren says, because of the big dry spell the last three months, this storm won't be enough to reopen lifts that are already closed. usually some of our base areas last longer, but because we have had such rapid snow melt, and these warm days we did lose some of those a bit earlier than we were expecting. a marketing expert up there tells us a number of other big resorts are starting to think about maybe staying open longer. it's not about making spheres and riders super happy. it's what you get to keep. at the end of the season like this, they're worried about working its top. they're worried about injuries on the mountain and like he talked about base right there, so we're going to have to take a really close look at it, and i think this is when they removed the marketers out of the group. and they're like, what do you think, guys and they bring the cfos and they really sit down and crunch the numbers this new snow is making for the best ski experience right now since december, it's not a lot but will help elongate this season if you're planning to head up to the si

may 1st but liz warren says, because of the big dry spell the last three months, this storm won't beed. usually some of our base areas last longer, but because we have had such rapid snow melt, and these warm days we did lose some of those a bit earlier than we were expecting. a marketing expert up there tells us a number of other big resorts are starting to think about maybe staying open longer. it's not about making spheres and riders super happy. it's what you get to keep. at the end of the season like this, they're worried about working its top. they're worried about injuries on the mountain and like he talked about base right there, so we're going to have to take a really close look at it, and i think this is when they removed the marketers out of the group. and they're like, what do you think, guys and they bring the cfos and they really sit down and crunch the numbers this new snow is making for the best ski experience right now since december, it's not a lot but will help elongate this season if you're planning to head up to the sierra for the weekend, you should already be o

democratic senator lis liz senatorelizabeth warren is here. and republicans face more internal turmoil after the house minority leader criticizes former president trump in a leaked audio tape. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we have been told repeatedly that the next few weeks in ukraine will be crucial, so the urgency for more support for the country is no surprise. but the official announcement of a top-secret trip on part of the biden administration officials as we go on the air has not been confirmed by the u.s. but word is out. cbs news foreign correspondent charlie d'agata is in ukraine. >> reporter: good morning, margaret. it came as a surprise, to say the least, when president zelenskyy said that the u.s. secretary of defense would be arriving here today. saying it is no big secret. what tops the agenda: more weapons and fast. in a marathon press conference held deep underground in a subway station, pausing at times for passing trains, zelenskyy struck a defiant yet

david: how did liz warren respond to your explanation. >> she looked at me like i had something on myed to her it's been more than a dozen places particularly in europe and almost all of them have gotten rid of it because it did not work it led to getting less revenue as a result of people leaving or under reporting their income. >> that's exactly what happened in europe where people can move freely across country borders to avoid these types of taxes you see that happen a lot, that's why the number of countries that have the wealth taxes has shrunk considerably over the last two decades and only a handful do now. you have to remember those taxes in europe are very, very small relative to what elizabeth warren is proposing to increase taxes on wealth. i don't mean to sandbag you but i want to throw something at you which is the idea, we now see joe biden 2021 return, he's always going on how the rich are not paying their fair share. i pay 37% federal tax, 37% of my income, he paid 24.6% and federal taxes. i paid 50% more than that rich guy did. who is he to point fingers at people not

. >> john: and remember what liz warren said about it when asked by a fella, if he could get his studentlready paid off given back to him, she said no. covid lockdowns have thrown off children's routine vaccine schedules globally. world health organization and unicef says this has led to a spike in measles cases. from boston with more on this. molly. >> hi, john. you said it, covid-19 at least partly to blame world health experts believe, they point to disruptions not only in the distribution of healthcare but also in the campaigns to get children vaccinated, all contributing to the rise, and it's fairly significant. measles cases have jumped 79% globally in the first two months of this year compared to last 9,665, to more than 17,000. somalia, yemen, nigeria, ethiopia, the most reported cases. the u.s. has only seen two cases of measles so far in 2022. but health officials fear the spike in fiercely contagious measles cases is a harbinger of what's to come with potentialout breaks of other preventable diseases on the horizon, leaving children vulnerable. >> they are real and can come ba

liz: patience, not a virtue that a lot of investors have but they should which is exactly what warren buffett always says. eric, tom, great to have you thank you very much. we're nine minutes past the hour , 51 minutes before the closing bell rings, fox business alert when the second- biggest global oil producer invests in a certain electric vehicle, investors go into overdrive, over shares of that company and it is lucid. lucid right now up 3% at this hour, after the luxury ev maker announced saudi arabia is going to purchase up to 100,000 of these vehicles, and has agreed to invest in lucid air and other models manufactured at a future saudi arabia facility. keep in mind, the price begins at $69,000 a piece. i saw my first lucid on the road today, on the west side highway. elsewhere in ev world general motors ceo mary bara announcing her compensation is going to be tied to how many ev's general motors sells. this as gm beat first quarter profit estimates and raised full year guidance the stock is up today about 1.5% but down about 33% year-to-date amid rising interest rate and suppl

liz claman's traveling today. she's headed to omaha, nebraska, to spend the weekend with warren. overing the berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting all weekend long. claman countdown gets things started at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. liz is going to be broadcasting live from the floor of the chi health center omaha with a special guest and the ceos of berkshire-hathaway, and she will stick around for the big meeting on saturday. you can watch her tweets at liz claman and live tik-toks on red fox liz. she's got the best handle on tik-tok. you want to follow her this weekend. fox business alert, qualcomm looking chipper at this hour, after the semiconductor maker's bottom line topped expectations by nearly 10%. the firm's revenue exceeding analyst consensus by 600 million. qualcomm also gave a forecast. taking a look at the chip group, you have amd, intel, nvidia, all those stocks are higher. today is a big tech rally. as you can see, the biggest winner on your screen is nvidia corporation, up about 8 1/2%. align technologies tumbling after the maker of invizaline missed on adjus

warren. that's his godmother, so to speak. she wants the woke stuff passed very fast. liz: charlie, thank you very much. cryptocurrency, mixed picture, you also have rob. hollywood down. we're going to explain why, and also warren buffett shoving software to the side and diving into tech hard ware. how big is the buffett bounce in the stock? the oracle of omaha similar. my could not -- simply could not resist gobbling up. dow is up 130, we have green on the screen all across the board. stay tuned, we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ or confidence. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. ♪ ♪ the future you imagine. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. ♪ ♪ because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or caus

you you should if no other reason than to get liz claman's show to get incredible guests and one of the most successful invests, arguably, you know him as warrenery time he gathers shareholders and this is the first time in two years, the annual shareholders meetings have been disrupted by covid. you know our liz claman there. it's up 8 or 9% this year and opposite of about 10% falloff in the s&p 500. so, he's doing something right. >> yes, he's beating the s & p. and you know we had a falloff on wall street yesterday, neil. it's a cultish kind of pilgrimage and what else do they hope to see? who else has a meeting with a giant geico gecko. he just took a swipe at wall street and the big boys on wall street who try to game run it ahead of the average investor. they make their money by swooping up the crumbs off off the capitalism table that fall to the ground and he sauls the market the gamblers and those are the nuggets that people line up pr pre-dawn to line up and here. and 4:00 in the morning. i can't quantify the crowd i'm thinking 38,000 to 42,000, but covid protocols, you have to be vaccinated to come here and get inside the door. they

liz: i get it because when the market chills, it really chills fast. i think it was warrenthe light goes from green to red and sometimes without pausing in yellow, so so i get it but of the 77, i believe about 70 went to the nasdaq. tell me exactly why you think that's happening and what you plan to do to get that leadership position once again. >> well i think of the statistic you just mentioned i think only seven of the companies actually qualified to list on the new york stock exchange so that's a relevant context there but what we really look for is high-quality companies that are looking to go to the public market, & compan ies that value certainty of execution, companies that valueless volatility, particularly in this environment or being amongst great global well-governed companies that place their trust in the new york stock exchange. now that said if we look at the companies looking to go public in 2022 or in that first half of 2023 they are from all around the world so you'll see a lot of activity coming out of southeast asia, latin america, companies from europe

liz: yeah. and, charles, you know why i'm here, obviously, berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting which, charles, two years of a a hiatus, and charlie munger and warren looking at all their pearls of wisdom, and warren buffett once said there are only three ways that a very smart man can lose money; ladies, liquor and leverage. [laughter] ladies, liquor and -- charles: some have i all three, but, you know -- [laughter] liz: well, he's done none of

famous lines for warren buffett the stock market is a device for transferring money from the inpatient too the patient. right now we will hang on to see what happens is that handed over to lizows this last hour it's going to be dynamite speak what is going to tell an important truth. will we enter the bottom, working to watch this carefully, no way around it were looking at big tech getting bombed this hour. the first quarter could hit the tech titans and all the momentum's, we have the nasdaq with the worst month since the financial crisis october 2008, at the moment down 2.5% that is off the lows of 3% losses, this is after earnings "after the bell" from microsoft and also but you

famous lines for warren buffett the stock market is a device for transferring money from the inpatient too the patient. right now we will hang on to see what happens is that handed over to liz claman. there is a mini affect we came off the lows this last hour it's going to be dynamite speak what is going to tell an important truth. will we enter the bottom, working to watch this carefully, no way around it were looking at big tech getting bombed this hour. the first quarter could hit the tech titans and all the momentum's, we have the nasdaq with the worst month since the financial crisis october 2008, at the moment down 2.5% that is off the lows of 3% losses, this is after earnings "after the bell" from microsoft and also but you have a surge in covid cases in china possible locked onto beijing fueling growth concerns that it did not help that the russians are rattling the nuclear war once again. you have elon musk, twitter takeover, that's not helping the situation, the richest man may not be the richest prior. can they handle the demand of running another high profile company, tech guru ever core is here to tell us the free speech is ready for all the privacy problems in