michael ryan, for another. thank you very much indeed because i want to take a view as back to what's happening in the, at the security council in the united nations and just got a sense of what's happening with the thing here. this is nicholas bear, javier, who is the representative from funds that the security council i'm talking about last, you know, goal capitulation of the victim for you. we call for a peace which should be found it on the transfer of the united nations and on international law. which should markets a distinction between the aggressor russians and the address state, the victim, crime of that will be no peace and security anyway, if aggressions rewards it. and if the law of the jungle wins the piece that we want must respect the sovereignty territorial integrity. and the independence of ukraine. thank you. well guys, here are what i found crypt, somebody from 2nd floor tooth reps and not to keep them. and today marks 3 years since rushes unprovoked. full scale invasion of ukraine. today we

hill correspondent ryan nobles, nbc news investigative reporter dan deluce, and former special assistant to president george w bush and a member of his national security council, michael allen. ryan, i'll get to you in a moment on the dynamics on capitol hill. but first, i want to go to the panel here. dan, your reaction, as you and i both, we were all reading the president's truth social post about his call with vladimir putin. several things struck us in that. what was top for you? >> i mean. >> first of all, what's. >> interesting is he doesn't make any kind of threat. >> or. >> warning that russia needs to a, you know, halt the fighting, or b fear that maybe there will be u.s. sanctions or more weapons going to ukraine. so there's no mention of that. i think if you're ukraine, if you're zelensky, president zelensky, you have to be concerned. are they talking are russia and the u.s. talking without me, without ukraine? will they be excluded? i think that's a concern. another thing that jumps out is there was no mention of the envoy to ukraine, general kellogg, who's heading to europe this week for the munich conference and is supposed to be the point man. so that w

nbc news justice reporter ryan riley and former fbi agent michael clark, who is a 22 year veteran of the bureau and is now the president of the society of former special agents of the fbi. ryan nobles, i want to start with you, because we've got double ryan duty here today. but talk to me about the fact that, once again, we see mitch mcconnell hanging out there on his own, making the lone no vote from the republican side of the aisle. >> yeah, i don't think it's surprising, but i also would argue that. >> it is irrelevant. mitch mcconnell. >> does not have nearly the sway that he once had with his fellow republicans. and ultimately, while it sends a very. strong symbolic message about his. >> own personal story. and his. >> connection to the polio vaccine and how he believes it saved his life, it does not change the outcome even a little bit. robert f kennedy jr has been confirmed and will be the next director of the agency of health and human services. and so i think in many ways, it's not so much a story about mitch mcconnell bucking donald trump as it is about mitch mcconnell not h

mike schur: and then i wrote a christmas episode where michael had bought ryan a video ipod, which hadez mike schur: and about four days later, apple announces that it has made content deals with nbc. steve jobs: i'd like to show you the tv show here. this is an episode from the office... noooooo! you'll thank me later... mike schur: the first episode back was the highest rated episode because everyone had spent weeks doing nothing but watching the office on their video ipods. rainn wilson: and this was astounding to the people at nbc. these are high school and college kids watching this show in droves, and they've never set foot in an office. greg: and eventually i realized, ok, well this is because this is their experience in school. jim: i mean, everything dwight does annoys me. dwight: did you get your tickets? jim: to what? dwight: the gun show. greg: you know, they're put at a desk next to another kid who they may or may not like. that must be what they're identifying with. kelly: i manage my department and i've been doing that for several years now and god, i've learned a lot of

we have michael j. fox. ryan reynolds, ryan gosling.eeves is a canadian. >> greg: jim carrey. >> if it wasn't for these jerks, i might have a career in show business. >> greg: canadians are stealing our actors' jobs. that's right. wow. i bet they suppress your wages, too. send them back, i say. apparently the fights were planned before the game. did you know that? thachuk? what do i know? they planned the three opening fights. >> contrary to what you were saying, canada, they live for hockey. that's all they care about, is hockey. for us, it's our fourth major sport. so we didn't just beat them up. we beat them -- it's a beautiful day. >> greg: yes. [applause] this should settle it. their little made-up sport, we came in, we whooped them. if it continues, i'm prepared to start curling. >> greg: yes. all right. we must -- >> they'll have nothing! >> greg: we'll take your curling, your maple syrup and your putentang. >> greg: puteeng? oh, you're laughing with me. i get it. [laughter] >> greg: up next, will musk open the locks and audit fo

we got like michael j. fox, ryan reynolds, you know, he's a canadian.es is a canadian. >> yes, jim carrey. jim carrey. come on. if it weren't for these jerks, i might have a career in show business. >> canadians are stealing our actor's jobs. yes. that's right. wow. and i bet they suppress your wages, too. yeah, send it back, i say. apparently the fights were planned before the game. did you know that the two brothers. tkachuk. how do you say tkachuk? thank kuchuk. kuchuk i don't know. what do i know? they they they planned the three opening fights. >> i also just like contrary to what you were saying, canada, they live for hockey. that's what they that's all they care about is hockey. for us it's like our fourth major sport. right. and so we didn't just beat them up, we also beat them. i mean it's just a beautiful day. >> that's what. >> this this should. >> settle it. >> they're little made. >> up sport. >> we came in, we whooped them. but listen, if it continues, i'm prepared to start curling. >> oh, yes. all right. we must. have nothing. we're going

. >> because we're basing that theory on a photo of gamestop ceo ryan cohen, as well as the ceo of microstrategy, michael just over this. weekend from ryan. >> cohen's account. >> microstrategy is the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, and gamestop has previously did offer crypto wallets, but they removed them back in 2023 over regulatory uncertainty. so the two of those guys together maybe signal something about crypto. maybe not. >> but that's why. >> shares are high. switching gears, a controversial hims and hers commercial from sunday's big game is generating buzz. shares jumping about 5% of hims. the ad, though, criticized the $160 million weight loss industry and claimed that competitors were priced for profits, not patients. two senators, expressing concern that the ad may have misled patients. however, you can see shares still climbing. scott. >> all right. christina. thanks. christina. partsinevelos still ahead on semi getting slammed in today's session. we'll tell you what's behind the drop. plus what to watch for when lattice semi reports in ot. we're back on the bell right after this break.

the ceo of gamestop, ryan cohen, posted a photo with michael sailor, the executive chairman of formerlyte holder of bitcoin. they have about 2% of all bitcoin outstanding. that sparked rumors. and so now, again, further rumors about maybe they'll put some bitcoin on tear balance sheet or -- their their balance sheet or expand into cryptos. i keep you posted. a. ashley: thank you. fascinating. [laughter] we talked with mark mahaney about airbnb just with issuing their latest report card. based on the stock price, up 13%, they did pretty well. >> yeah, they did. you know, fourth quarter revenue and earnings per share beat estimates. they had a little bit of light guidance, but in a letter to shareholders they said they made a lot of changes to their technology. it's helping conversion rates. so they're doing well and, basically, they're teasing new unfortunately aing that -- offerings that they're going to the launch in may. we don't have details, but shareholders seem to like it. ashley: very good. moderna reported before the bell with. what was the story there? >> this is a struggle, ri

. >> michael: the reaction to ryan murphy's show "monsters." >> rebecca: miracle newborn heart surgery. how the doctors performed the first ever open heart surgery on a baby while he was being delivered. >> george: emotional reunion. >> oh gosh. >> george: after a heart pounding rescue on the highway. the mother of three pulled from the burning pickup, reunited with the first responders who saved her. >> thank you so much again. ♪ >> michael: shaken and stirred. you know his name. >> bond. james bond. >> michael: but now bezos, jeff bezos. on the move for the next 007. someone else is on the move, going on an overnight mission, agent spencer, lara spencer. she's got a golden eye for cuteness from nashville with love, hamish stealing her heart with a license to cute. >> announcer: live from times square, it's friday. "good morning america." >> george: what got into you? >> michael: there was a lot in there, george. i'm going, did i say all that? [ laughter ] good morning to you all. hamish is cute. >> rebecca: so cute. >> michael: lara made it down to nashville to hang out with hamish.

ryan. he's also an msnbc political analyst. and michaelector for congressman hakeem jeffries. now, brendan, some are comparing these justice department's resignations to richard nixon's saturday night massacre that led to the downfall of his presidency during watergate. but this is a very different president, a different congress. do you think there's anything to that comparison? >> well, look, i would imagine in the long, you know, full picture of the trump presidency, this will probably just be a blip. i can't imagine that this will be the most extraordinary thing that happens, certainly with with the doj. let's remember, this is a president in one of the first, if not the first acts of taking office was freeing hundreds or more than a thousand people who stormed the capitol on january 6th. it's very clear that this is a person who does not have any real sense for what the word justice means, or any any respect for our system of government checks and balances and basic norms. this is not he's not going to take a political hit for this, b

last weekend, ceo ryan cohen posted that photo on x with michael saylor, co-founder of what's now knownne of the biggest holders of bitcoin. two of the sources tell cnbc. saylor is not actively involved in gamestop's discussion about crypto investments. gamestop has soared as much as 20% in extended trading on that report. it's up 8% this morning. >> coming up, maryland governor wes moore introduced a new budget with some major tax changes. i added in some of the like the baltimore search, and it's close to 11 for the populist. >> in maryland. >> yeah. >> yeah. so he's almost i may go down and meet with him and see and talk. and we're going to i'm going to ask him if he if i'm welcome, we're going to talk to him about his plans for the him about his plans for the (♪♪) car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, ris

gamestop ceo ryan cohen posting a picture of himself with michael saylor. that's it. that's enough to get gme up 8%, but it's still only a $26 stock. oh, and microstrategy did announce that plan to drop micro from its name and become brian. just strategy. speaking of strategy, let's hear from the president shortly who will impose 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, including those coming from canada and mexico. the new tariffs would be on top of existing metals duties, and shares of u.s. aluminum and steel makers are surging today. cleveland-cliffs is up 18%. other names like nucor, alcoa and u.s. steel all posting solid gains as well. canada big supplier of aluminum, more than 80% of it into the us market. joining us now to discuss what impact these tariffs might have on his province and country is the premier of ontario doug ford. premier ford it's good to see you again. welcome. >> well it's great to be. >> on. >> again kelly i appreciate you. and brian having me on today. >> and it's been on again off again for tariffs. but it sounds like now steel tari

nbc's ryan nobles is back with us from capitol hill. also joining us, michaeler for the hill. doctor zeke emanuel, an oncologist and vice provost of global initiatives at the university of pennsylvania. and doctor kavita patel, a physician and former obama white house policy director. ryan, from the beginning, rfk jr. was seen as one of trump's most controversial picks when he named him back in november as his nominee. but now his confirmation looks pretty likely. where do things stand? >> i think. you're right. >> to characterize. >> it as very likely, and in fact. >> the strongest voices raising concerns about robert f kennedy jr. during the confirmation process from the republican. >> side have. >> basically all stepped aside, saying that they are. now feeling comfortable with the idea of voting. yes for him, the chief among them being bill cassidy, the senator from louisiana who is a. >> physician himself. >> who chairs the health, education, labor and. >> pensions committee, who asked. >> kennedy a number of. pointed questions during two different hearings

following that picture without a caption that we saw ryan cohen post. >> with michael saylor. >> yeahor. >> yeah. >> i mean. >> you know. >> this is now kind of the one of the follow on bull cases for bitcoin is that it's going. to become. >> a routine thing that a lot more. >> companies are going to start allocating. >> their. >> treasury cash to bitcoin. bill miller the. >> fourth was on. >> closing bell yesterday talking about this. now when it. >> comes to gamestop i mean i. >> guess no retail. >> trading meme stock frenzy. >> phase is complete unless. >> gamestop somehow. >> gets involved. >> and raises its hand and. >> says we're going to. >> do something, there's like 4.5 billion. >> in cash on gamestop balance sheet. not really much debt. presumably there's leases. >> on the 4000. stores they still have. >> the business. is has. got declining. >> sales and is being run kind of break even right now. so essentially if you did something with that. >> few billion dollars in cash, i don't know, it's an $11.8. >> billion market cap right now. >> so what are you going to pay. >> for

minutes, conversations with representative janelle bum of oregon, ryan mackenzie, george latir of new york, rally mora of west virginia, michael bumgardner, and herb conaway of new jersey. >> representative janelle bynum of oregon is one of more than 60 new members of the u.s. house. the democrat is an engineer, holds and m.b.a., has served in the oregon legislature and has been a mcdonald's franchisee. she talks here about her background and the distinction of being the first african-american elected to congress from her state. ms. bynum: i come from a family where my mother graduated in 1970 from one of the last segregated high schools in the state, in the country, rather, in south carolina. and i think about all the opportunities that weren't afforded her, you know, coming out of segregation. and i bring that perspective to oregon, saying my mom was a rural kid that haven't a -- didn't have a lot of tuns but i'm going to make sure i bring that forth for all the kids in oregon. host: let's go to your background. i understand you were born and raised here in washington, d.c. ms. bynum: i was. host: what was that like, what wa

ceo ryan cohen posting a photo to x over the weekend with michael saylor, chairman of microstrategy,branded as just strategy. no additional context given in the ex post strategy shares also finishing the day higher. so is a picture worth a thousand words or a few percentage points? well. >> i mean, what saylor is probably doing is trying to get them to convert part of their balance sheet, right, to do that. and you tell me, is it going to start to trade at a multiple relative to the crypto that they own on their balance sheet? i mean, that's been the microstrategy sort of thing. so you keep selling, you know, shares or debt in which to buy it. i just don't think that's going to end particularly well for someone who doesn't have, like, a michael saylor and that sort of commitment to it. the last thing i'll just say on this is like, look at roku, look at a firm, look at carvana. there's a lot of meme stocks like picking up their heads again here. so again, it just seems like like a squeezy sort of market right now. >> yeah. >> we've we've heard of multiple. >> different strategies at g

michael: thank you so much, stephanie. appreciate it. we're gonna turn now to the latest on the "it ends with us" lawsuit that don't seem to end. blake lively and ryanwomen on set raised concerns about justin baldoni. >> good morning again, michael. it continues opinion blake lively this morning is saying she wasn't the only woman complaining about justin baldoni's behavior on the set of "it ends with us." in a new amended complain in the on go legal battle lively's legal team saying the experiences of ms. lively and others were documented at the time they occurred starting in may of 2023. going on to write, mr. baldoni acknowledged the complaints in writing at the time. the alleged conversations about how uncomfortable they were both feeling. her legal team alleging this all happened a year before lively got involved in the editorial process. lively's attorney accusing baldoni and other defendants of a false narrative that crumbles under the indisputable truth. they are suing him for alleged defamation. this started in december when lively filed a suit alleging he sexually accosted her on set. baldoni counter suing for $400 million alleging the cou

ryan reynolds for civil extortion and defamation. both actors deny the claims maids against them. lively's lawsuit michaeltlieb requested a gag order accusing baldoni's attorney making inflammatory comments against the actress' character and motives. freidman though fired back claiming lively's team quote, unquote, started it by working with the "new york times" to publish an article attacking baldoni. baldoni's lawyer claims the actor is devastated financially and emotionally by this legal battle. the judge yesterday urging both sides to follow new york state rules that limit public statements about the case even threatening to move the trial date up if the case continues so be, quote: litigated in the press. baldoni's attorneys giving out this statement outside the courtroom. watch. >> we're going to move as quickly as we possibly can and prove our innocence in a world where sometimes people judge you before they give you a chance. >> todd: now just days before heading to court baldoni launched a website that klute included a timeline of events and texts and emails involving the actor and blake coordina

michael stovall was one of seven friends returning from a duck hunting trip. and chief warren officer an degree eaves and staff sergeant ryan'hara both husbands an fathers were two of the soldiers on the helicopter. for the pbs newshour i'm john yang. jeff: and there are many more questions about the safety of the u.s. aviation system and whether other changes might be needed. for a pilot's perspective we're joined by les abend. he's a contributing editor to flying magazine. thank you for being was. >> glad to be here. geoff: the altitude is coming under scrutiny. the "new york times" is reporting today that the helicopter that collided with the passenger jet appears to have been flying too high and outside of its approved flight path at the time of the crash. add to that president trump posted on social media the helicopter was flying too high by a lot. as we await the findings of this investigation based on your experience and your review of the new videos of the crash, what's your best assessment of what transpired? >> well, listen, everything is pure speculation at this point. none of us should be making conjectures or

it comes after ryan cohen, the ceo of the video game retailer, posted a photo earlier this week with michaellor, the chairman of microstrategy, which is the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, one of the first to do this crypto investing strategy. although two people did tell cnbc that saylor was not involved in this decision. gamestop has tried to expand in the past into digital assets with crypto wallets at one point, but it shut that down in 2023, citing regulatory uncertainty. gamestop has had a volatile few years since it was front and center of the wall street bets and meme trading mania. the stock was up as much as 20%. it's up closer to 9% now. back over to you. >> all right, kate, thank you. kate rooney. >> it seems. >> that for anybody who saw that picture on twitter, you would have known that this was going to be the next step and that the stock would pop at least this much on that news. >> and didn't we just i think we had a conversation about it. and i think one of the reasons you get in this fate is because people that are taking advantage of this, but i don't well, i don't se

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michael bay. it's expected to air on the jumbotron during the pre-game show in the superdome. cnn's senior national correspondent ryanyoung is in new orleans, where security has been ramped up even more than usual because of the president's attendance. and, of course, because of that new year's day deadly attack. so what's happening now? >> i'm hiding off camera, fred, because you can see the amount of people that have hit bourbon street even since the last time we talked. the big concern is, of course, people talk about security. but, look, this is one of the biggest parties in america when it comes to the super bowl and how much it means it's america's game. quite honestly, you see fans coming from all over. look, i had to ask because i saw your son. how are you? first of all, how excited are you to be here for the super bowl? first of all. >> we're so excited. my son was dreaming about this in july, promised to take him in the super bowl. and we're here with my cousin. this is amazing. it's all about the kids. >> security wise, how do you feel so far with your family here? >> totally safe. the national guard is he

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michael bay was tapped to produce the ad. sources telling cnn it's expected to be played on the jumbotron in the new orleans superdome. cnn senior national correspondent ryan young is in new orleans, where security has been ramped up even more than usual for super bowl game because in part of the president's attendance, but also because of that new orleans deadly attack. ryan, hopefully you can hear me. i know there are a lot of people there. what's happening with security? >> yeah, fred, we're going to yeah, we're going to try to pull this off without having any youtube moments. fred. the crowd is energized about the super bowl. people have been on the street for hours partying already, getting plenty of that liquid courage, better known as liquor in their systems before the game. one of the reasons why we're on this corner, in particular, because that deadly attack that happened, of course, at the beginning of the year, this is one of the areas where one of those coolers were placed with those ieds. and that's why they made sure no coolers could be left behind anywhere in this area. you see, the national guard members behind me, and every now and then th

michael bay was tapped to produce the ad. sources telling cnn that it's expected to be played on the jumbotron in the new orleans superdome. cnn senior national correspondent ryan young is in new orleans, where security has been ramped up. of course, because the president's visiting and because of that new year's day attack. but right now, it looks like they're just having fun and feeling very safe. right? >> well, that's the good news. so far, no significant security updates from authorities because everything has been really chill so far in terms of the security posture. it's the fans that have really been having a good time here and enjoying some of the extra security as we're standing here. i mean, look, you even have famous people like rob lowe's standing across the way over there, having a good time and throwing beads down to the fans, and you look down the street here you can see the line of people just going everywhere. this is more than 75 blocks going in either direction in terms of people just having a good time and coming out for the fans. now look, the security here is increased with drones in the air, radiation detection devices. they're also look