northrop and lockheed.to the vulcan launch system all engines for the flyout are safely stored the factory in alabama this puts focus on the american rocket engine manufacturers like blue origin and aerojet rocketdyne >> i was going to ask more from the idea of elon musk and the cooperation that it requires just to get into space or servicing the international space station is a different issue. >> sometimes there's intersection military side where space is concerned. commercial space where spacex is falling into that bucket with a broadband service rolling out in ukraine right now and so key as we have seen issues around service interruptions in the region in recent days and then the third is civil question marks because the u.s. and russia have a longstanding relationship what does that mean for the iss? >> crucial thank you so much. that does it for "the exchange." "power lunch" picks it up right now. ♪ >>> thank you very much. welcome to "power lunch. is the global economy walking a tightrope without a

is some pushback, but the military corporations have a way of wielding their influence. raytheon, lockheed martin, and general dynamics fund. something called the center for strategic international studies, paying academics big money to plan out foreign policy and advise politicians. the top 5 military corporations spent roughly $60000000.00 to lobby congress and politicians back in 2020. now that's a lot of money, but it's a drop in the bucket compared to the billions they make from war. everyone in dc knows that weapons manufacturers are helping skew us policy towards militarism, but they usually try to be less obvious. they are caching in on tensions over ukraine and the u. s. pores weapons into the region. 18 members of the u. s. congress actually have personal stock ownership and military manufacturing corporations ever notice how hard some on capital hill will fight against government funding for health care for food stamps. other programs. we've got to stop this spending, they say, but not when it comes to tanks and drones and tools of death years ago. us marine corps general smedle

when russia moved in to protect dunbar, military contracted companies like raytheon, boeing, lockheed, martin, and others have seen their stocks sore. joe biden sent a $1000000000.00 worth of weapons to kiev in just one week, and he had to buy them from somebody. plus this war has got us military corporations, some new long term contracts. germany is spending over 1000000000 euros to boost its military. it's committed to spend at least 2 percent of their g, d, p on the military, each year by $2024.00. russian president vladimir putin created a new reality with his invasion of ukraine. it's clear we need to invest significantly more in the security of our country in order to thereby protect our freedom and our democracy, against shooting new commitments to buy weapons are coming in from romania, denmark, france, poland, the netherlands, and italy. the nato countries are planning to build their own many army for western europe. we have to be able to react. and one of the ways to react rapidly is the e u rapid deployment capacity that has been agreed. we cannot act alone. we want to act

records show she bought stock in the defense contractor lockheed martin just one day before the invasion started last month. lockheed martin and raytheon jointly make these missile launchers called javelins, united states already sent thousands to ukraine and president biden just promised the country thousands more to help defend against the russian forces on the same day congresswoman green made the lockheed investment also tweeted in part, war and rumors of war is incredibly profitable and convenient later responded to criticism of the investment saying our investment adviser has full discretionary authority over our accounts we have owned this american company for years and this small investment was part of our overall investment strategy. the critics say lawmakers should not be able to trade individual stocks they receive all sorts of information the rest of us do not, and there's a new push to pass a bill that bans lawmakers from doing exactly that. cnbc senior congressional correspondent, elan, now, this is isn't just congresswoman green. >> well that's right, shep, she might be th

you mentioned raytheon and lockheed.ocks in mosaic that supplies phosphate and potash for fertilizers just as we sanctioned russian and bella rugs phosphate and potash oh, by the way, mosaic stock has gone up 40% in the last three weeks. at a certain point, jesse we would go to jail or get significant fines for insider trading. at some point we have to actually demand of our elected officials and quite frankly anybody involved in government, you have to put any investment into a blind trust. your members can't have insider information. you can't have insider information. but we are basically -- we are asking the fox who is guarding the hen house to actually behave themselves and i don't see it happening any time soon. >> they just say these advisers they are independent, ned, they rs just these independent financial advisers. they never talk to each other they are just i understand. all right, we're requesting to continue to cover who is making money off this war in congress for the rest of the week. thank you so much fo

you have a new position in lmt lockheed martin?tor globally the driver is here for the catalyst it produces the f-35 aircraft, and it produces 150 of those a year the u.s. department makes up about 71%. it has in international sales of 28 % and unfortunately with the russia/ukraine war, germany is going to be increasing their military spend from 30 billion u.s. up to 100 billion u.s that's going to be a market driver for lockheed martin we like the company. and that's why we purchased it this week. >> good stuff. give me a quick final trade, if you could. >> yes cadence design systems it has a 20% earnings growth rate >> thank you joe, what you got? >> amazon. it's not a matter of if. it's a matter of when. i will get into this stock this stock has the most potential for up side of the faangs obviously it's going to be splitting here at the end of the quarter, and it's about to retake the 200-day moving average which it hasn't been above since the early days of january. >> let us know when, not if you buy. >> i will. >> doc >> gues

24th when russia moved in to protect don boss military contracted companies like raytheon, boeing, lockheed, martin, and others have seen their stocks sore. joe biden sent a $1000000000.00 worth of weapons to kiev in just one week, and he had to buy them from somebody. plus this war has got us military corporations, some new long term contracts. germany is spending over 1000000000 euros to boost its military. it's committed to spend at least 2 percent of their g, d, p on the military, each year by $2024.00. russian president vladimir putin created a new reality with his invasion of ukraine. it's clear we need to invest significantly more in the security of our country in order to thereby protect our freedom and our democracy. i'm to get some shooting. commitments to buy weapons are coming in from romania, denmark, france, poland, the netherlands, and italy. the nato countries are planning to build their own many army for western europe. we have to be able to react. and one of the ways to react rapidly is the e u rapid deployment capacity that has been agreed. we cannot act alone. we want to

and so this decision to buy f, 35 combat aircraft from lockheed martin in the us is really the 1st big, big decision, big project as part of the renewal of germany's armed forces. unwise germany gone for those plans. yeah, they've been looking for a while to find an aircraft to replace the tornadoes, which have been around for more than 40 years and becoming increasingly difficult and expensive to maintain as so they've looked at different options. i think the things that speak for the f 35 is considered the most modern combat aircraft. in the world. it's capable of delivering a nuclear payload, which is key for nato because as a strategy of all the native countries on many of the many ways sharing that capability. and also key, very importantly, it's operated by a craft operated by many nato air forces. so that increases interoperability. it means that different to member countries can, can easily work together using this aircraft. and the other thing very important, it's market ready. it's ready to go. that means that it can be purchased and put into operation relatively quickly. and

we hope that does happen i think we are all praying for that, but lockheed martin will sell off 8 towill think they trade at a discount to the broader market with earnings growth to back it up countries won't make the same mistake twice. you saw the announcement out of germany. if that were to happen, i think you buy lockheed on the downfall >> karen, you came up with this game or whatever you want to call it. >> i was talking to natalie about this, peace train. she had never heard of the song. that was amazing to me i would look to wheat. the knee jerk -- guy talked about the knee-jerk reaction might not be the right thing in the long run, but energy down, oil down even though i think we will continue to export to europe and i think we will drill more than we were. i think oil will be down i think some european bounce, so airlines, like delta that has more exposure. i looked at the dax who has more exposure and they were roundtrip before the invasion. so i wouldn't do that. >> i would look at fed ex, things that are deep value being negatively impacted by some of the supply train is

well, us company lockheed martin, which makes the f 35 leaves the way with cells of 66000000000. but as you can see here is followed closely by your service and 2 more american companies, raytheon technologies and boeing. now the stock home international piece research institute trax military expenditures and we've been hearing from its senior researcher lucy barbosa to drop the european countries had been already increasing their meter expenditure for the past few years. picture since 2014 in russia's annexation of crimea, but destroyed is actually accelerating. so there were increases that had been announced, but now their increase on top of increases, so to speak. so companies that say france like sweden or prudent were already saying they were going to increase the richer expenditure, but obviously they're gonna increase even more. so we're going to see europe as one of the read the key regions driving which is spending for the coming years. well, let's take a look at some of the other business stories making news around the world. these g d p won't grow by 4 percent. this ye

lockheed martin.hese are the things to benefit with dividends higher than the market and beneficiaries of these thematic shifts in the market. >> let me ask you a question here we can pinpoint three at least sectors where you think profits can be made. but against that, do you think that the broader indexes, the s&p 500, the dow, the russell 2000, nasdaq 100 will make progress this year can someone who is broadly diversified or in a broad index fund expect to make money this year or not? >> it's going to be slow going over the coming month. you have seen that the market has taken several day hits over the last couple months relating to rising rates, inflation and now the conflict for ukraine that's going to be significant opportunities. under the hood of the s&p 500 there is significant movement. energy, positive up 20% this year areas that have done well the last couple of years like technology is struggling what we are saying is there's big dislocations under the hood and you need to be nimble. >> a

s. company lockheed martin makes the f $35.00 is one of that's where the largest net is industry with sales of 66000000000 dollars last year. it's followed by europe's air boss and 2 more u. s. companies, raytheon technologies, and boeing. now the stock home international piece research institute tracks military expenditures around the world. i asked their senior researcher lucy bl, road suits role to put recent events into perspective. we are a sing at the moment, throwing up since all across europe, in particular for increasing the trees furniture, but also in canada, which is also in natal member. and of course countries are reacting to the outbreak of the war in ukraine. countries have, are actually not making decisions through the dormitory expenditure and reaching the 2 percent target said by nato. something that has been us to do since 2014 but are now really making a move toward one of those countries. of course, germany announcing that it wants to stay with a 2 percent of gdp level for defense expenditures. so are we saying that we're seeing more countries that are spending t

she disclosed she bought shares of lockheed, chevron a day earlier.erson for greene said her investments are handled by an outside adviser and did not know about the trades until she read about it in the media lockheed is an american company and that stock is up 11% since the day she bought it. this scenario is why many members are calling for a ban on congressional trading. we reached out to every lawmakers on the list and the ones who got back to us said they are not directly involved in managing portfolios brian, some said they support a ban on trading back to you. >> okay. they say they support a ban on trading. where do we stabnd is there anything happening in cons congress to ban stock trading by congress >> reporter: there have been a bunch of bills already proposed on this. the house supposed to hold a hearing on that this week. that was postponed because the chairman of the committee got covid. ironically, this activity and this momentum has been delayed and postponed as well because of what is happening in ukraine that is taking up the oxyge

lockheed martin, raytheon, some of these names. but where do you see a chance that, obviously, today they're all down, but other sectors that you at least can find, i guess, a safe haven? did we just lose scott? >> no, you didn't, i'm here. i'm sorry. no, here's what i think, right? if i'm going to give you a gimme and a little bit of a stretch. the gimme is when this market starts to come back, and it's going to come back, the war won't last forever, conflict, whatever you want to call it, but i can tell you technology will still bounce back hard, and that's a good place to be. that's not going away, that's quality. i still like that sector. but another one is i'm not giving up on fossil fuels. i still say we've got an energy and food crisis here, the energy crisis is not going to go away anytime if soon. fossil fuels are going to come back into the fray if especially with what might happen this november of '22. so i love the energy sector, especially fossil fuels, and i think that once we finally get done with this war, conflict,

martin their shares are up 2% lockheed martin getting some help in part due to reports from reutersmay look to use lockheed martin's jet flighter flight to join is aging fleet of tornado aircraft. that is helping lockheed martin shares, up by 2% remember, since the start of the conflict between russia and ukraine, you've seen the defense contractors move sharply higher. >>> the bank stocks in focus, certainly always on a fed decision week, but even more so today given the move higher in long end rates especially for the 10-year treasury moving up about 2.07-2.08 mark some of the regional banks, citizens up, near 50%. fict third, keycorp, bank of america and jpmorgan and then a check on the most popular tickers searched on our website on cnbc.com from friday's full day session. i would point out the ten-year full-day yield returns to the top spot and wti crude remains in the top five it ooh te it's the most searched ticker. amazon one of the top ten. rivian automotive, tesla, and docusign also in the top ten, as always, guys, the top ten, top 50 on my twitter fe feed @thedomino. >>>

beginning to see some of that this announcement, they will be ordering f-35 stealth combat planes from lockheedartin in the u.s. they are also going to order 15 more euro fighter jets. this is part of a project for renewal of germany's armed forces. brent: why hasn't germany gone for the f-35's -- has germany gone for the f-35's? simon: they've been looking for a replacement for the tornadoes for a while, and service for over 30 years, difficult and expensive to maintain. the f-35, i think it is recognized as the most modern combat plane in existence. importantly, it is capable of carrying nuclear weapons, that is significant within nato because there is a policy of nuclear participation with nato members committing to be able to deliver a nuclear deterrent. it's also used by several nato air forces, which makes things easier in terms of coordination and different countries operating with this. also, it is market ready. it should be possible to deliver and put this aircraft into service relatively quickly. brent: does that increase the significance when we are talking about the current war in u

but if you look at the real safety bet, the defensive names are defense stocks, lockheed, raytheon, general dynamics, noc, all up 20 to 30%, in the last three months so where does it stop? do you think the spending on defense is going to be curtailed next couple months or ramp higher it's going to ramp higher. nato countries are going to be investing largely in defensive stocks >> so defense is the way you go. >> sure. >> in terms of the signs for the broader market, jeff mills how do you interpret this? some might say it's a precursor to recession or do you look through it, there's other things moving the dollar and bonds. >> i don't feel you can look through it just yet. i keep coming back to the idea the market is a little bit complacent i know everybody is talking the amount of bears is outweighing the bulls but if you look at put call ratios, the amount of put buying relative to call buying is not as extreme as we'd typically see in a real market panic. we haven't really had that freak-out moment yet not necessarily that we need to have one but there's so much going on out there it fee

all blog lockheed, although grew the seal every day that you can understand the ukrainians. but you also have to understand the russian and some bottled i'm shells would run over them bottled on your chin. i or no one is really talking about the fact that it was actually america that ignited aspire. chickasha, nacken kish, also ahmed. equal. and that they did it on purpose and i'll make sure shank and i'm gonna keep. then victor or bon made his appearance like most independent media. we were given a seat far away from the podium. that state was barely visible to the naked eye. but his rhetoric about hungary role in the ukraine more came across all the more sharply fog. russia has russian interests. movie ukraine is looking after ukrainian interests. neither the u. s. nor brussels will sink with the mind of a hungarian folk that will not feel with the heart of a hungarian. he's while you are see that we must advance our interests ourselves. soberly and courageously khaki for shouting he got on his bottle. the ukraine more has become a political football in hungary election ca

with this announcement, they're going to be or ordering f $35.00 stealth combat planes from lockheed martin in the us. there was a go orders 15 more of the euro fighter jets that the boat is very also use it. so i think this is the 1st big project as part of the renewal of for germany's armed forces. and so, i mean, do we know why is germany gone for these planes for the f 30 fives? yeah, they've been looking for a replacement for the tornadoes for a while. they've been in service for over 40 years. they're becoming increasingly difficult and expensive to maintain. so they chose the f 35, i think it's recognized as the most modern combat plane and in existence. also importantly, it's capable of carrying nuclear weapons that is significant within nato. because there's it's policy of nuclear participation with various nato members committing to be able to deliver that nuclear deterrent. it's also used by several nato air forces. so that makes things easier in terms of coordination and different countries operating with this. and the other key point, it's market ready, in other words, i

near term, raytheon and lockheed could see a bump as more missiles to ukraine mean more replenishmentell not to be swroefr looked increased cyber efforts and spending on intelligence could according to jeffreys benefit government i.t. services, names like leidos and booz allen hamilton also business jet makers companies are navigating dozens of pages of sanctions that will likely impact everything from titanium components, other areas of supply chain to aircraft, the ability to reclaim planes as maybe laid out within the sanctions and helicopters from russia also, tomorrow an insiders view of defense if ukraine, among other things have an exclusive interview with the ceo and chairman of honeywell and, david, honeywell is trading up 2% today because it is holding the first investor day since 2019, reaffirming first quarter and full-year guidance, upgrading the long-term financial framework and talk about the new tech and innovations that the company has been investing in, what they call future drivers of growth from quantum and cyber and software to esg. this is interesting. the indust

the potential for surgeon sales of all types of weaponry has lifted lockheed stock 8.3 percent and raytheon shares 3.9 percent be a systems. a largest contractor in the u. k. in europe is up 26 percent of the world's top 5 firms by revenue li, boeing has seen a drop. well to discuss solar that's i'm joined from still come by ph visa mon, who's a senior research or the stock home international piece research institute. mr. batesman, welcome to the program. so 1st of all, do you think this harold a global rushed to by arms as nations defense budgets? or is it just driven principally by european concerns about the russian invasion? the russian innovation a new ukraine definitely is going to push european states to acquire more alms, exactly how many we have to see something which we can expect, which really so in the previous 5 years that there is an increase, for example, in arms imposed by european states but also the rest of the world. there are plenty of other regions where the tension so high and where countries have and also will continue to invest in, you know, the mit is an obvious rea

the foreign ministers of the united emirates bahrain. morocco and egypt to join foreign minister, lockheed and u. s. equity state blinking in the negative. does it that starting this evening? the main meet that will be on monday? it is something that they are keen to sort of show as a result of a normalization process, but also again part of this iran question. it's not but unity for these various countries to show something of united front on the question of iran. and it's to clear weapons or nuclear weapons program and the idea that they are against the resumption of the deal. that is something that is where i was trying to push as for blink. and he will be listening to that. presumably he's also here to talk more broadly about the crating question. there's been some criticism of israel and other middle eastern nations on whether they have been supportive enough of the u. s. line. these are the russia and in terms of sanctions, especially. so there is that issue to lincoln also must be said meeting with the palestinian president. would have us anytime now. there are also serious question

shortly to go to visit the grave of david ben gurian with the current israeli foreign minister, yeah, lockheed in terms of the substance though this has been put together, we understand pretty quickly capitalizing on the presence of the secretary of state, antony lincoln and the region. so they're bringing these, these full foreign ministers into this round table with him as well. as that this is also about regional security. they say trying to set up a new regional security architecture. a lot of this is really to do with iran and the fact that israel very publicly and certainly there is a similar feeling elsewhere in the region as well. on the part of these are states that sir, the joint or the j. c. p. o, a, the iran nuclear deal should not be revived, which is the current u. s. policy. israel is very concerned about that that will guarantee them on revolutionary god called being taken off of its her perilous service as well as being an opportunity to show the normalized relations with these arab states. it's an opportunity for all of them to try to persuade anthony blankenberg of their cas

in anyway. besides your military, industrial complex or neo cons, like the dick cheney's and the lockheed martin's of the world. no one wants a war. because at the end of it all, we don't want another world war. and another 2nd last on that doomsday o'clock. we begin tonight at the european union, where e u. lawmakers are weighing in on slapping more sanctions against russia as the conflict and ukraine rages on. for a more in depth look at what could be in store. here's our t, charlotte davinsky and paris. views this war in ukraine from very different i used to how it's being seen in moscow. we know that you is said to be preparing even more sanctions against russia in the wake of this war. this invasion as they describe in you, in ukraine. and they said that the sanctions have already had a massive impact on the russian economy. we know that the rubel has tanked in the last few days and that there are many people trying to get hold of a savings that banks and saying that they can't do that. however, the euro pins have also wound that the sanctions while they are heating russia right now.

which is encouraging, you probably shouldn't take it really seriously unless the saudis do live, lockheed and allow food and fuel to get in to yemen, which there's been on essentially no fuel has gotten in for all of this year so far the. ready who's made clear when the talks were announced that they were not interested in having he's talks held by one of the aggressor states that they would be willing to engage with the neutral party. and both kuwait and online in the past have successfully served as mediators to the conflict because the saudis insisted that the talks needed to happen in riyadh. the who these had made clear that this was not going to work for them. another thing to keep in mind is that a lot of the many actors that are currently needing and re odd, aren't actually based in yemen. many of them are based in saudi arabia. and so it's unclear that, i mean, from my perspective, i think the saudis are trying to recapture the narrative of themselves as the seeking piece and the who uses the aggressors. but when the who is brought forward their own unilateral cease fire, that so

, when russia moved in to protected on boss military contracted companies like raytheon, boeing, lockheed, martin, and others have seen their stocks sore. joe biden sent a $1000000000.00 worth of weapons to key of in just one week and he had to buy them from somebody plus this.

. secretary of state antony blinkin is in israel where he's met with the foreign minister, jerry lockheed both sides say they're committed to preventing iran from guessing nuclear weapons. despite differences on efforts to revive b. 2015 nuclear deal around with nuclear weapon or the capacity of bruce when a short notice would become even more aggressive and would believe it could act with a false sense of impunity. the united states believes that return to full implementation of the joint comprehensive plan of action is the best way to put aroused nuclear program back in the box that it was in, but has escaped from since united states withdrew from that agreement. but whether there's a j c feel we are not our commitment to the core principle of iran. never acquiring a nuclear weapon is unwavering. and one way or another, we will continue to coordinate closely with ours really partners on the way for while israeli foreign minister jerry le p that said his country will work with you as to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons. we have disagreements about nuclear agreement and conseq

but astro lab is convinced they have a head start against giants like northrop grumman and lockheed martin back on the moon and one day even mars where they will definitely need some very experienced drivers. >> you're a natural. >> building my resume already. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, hawthorn, california. >> that ride is out of this world. and that is "nightly news" for this thursday. a reminder, a brand-new "nightly news" kids edition is streaming right now. i'm kristen welker. thank you for watching. stay safe and have a ♪ ♪ ♪♪ why does the sun go on shining ♪ ♪ why does the sea rush to shore ♪ ♪ why do the birds go on singing ♪ ♪ why do the stars glow above ♪ ♪ don't they know ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world ♪ ♪ it ended when i lost ♪ ♪ your love ♪ ♪ i wake up in the morning ♪ ♪ and i wonder ♪ ♪ why everything's the same ♪ ♪ as it was ♪ ♪ i can't understand ♪ ♪ no, i can't understand ♪ ♪ how life goes on ♪ ♪ the way it does ♪ ♪ don't they know ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world ♪ ♪ it ended when you said ♪ ♪ goodbye ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkso