let's bring in mike murphy, he's with us for the hour. lucky us. , you're calling this a relief rally. what kind of legs does it have? >> good morning, ashley. i think there's a lot of legs here. so we saw the cpi data, and it wasn't -- better than, basically call it in line. but i think the market was concerned about inflation being too hot. so when -- immediately when you saw that number announced this morning, futures ticked eyer. we had a little bit of a selloff once the market opened, but i think the markets are looking for new highs. i'm looking at the s&p 500, this data may be enough to push it to a new all-time high today before we close. ashley: which is interesting, because at one point people were talking about seven rate cuts this year. now we're down to some people saying we may not get one. >> the experts, huh? if you have to be careful. ashley: yes. >> it's really tough to time this stuff. it's one thing with the fed, you know, they're doing what i'll say is the right move and that's being data-dependent. so unless something really sp

stuart: mike murphy would never. i suspect you'd not invest in that. >> possibly the worst idea i ever heard. stuart: that's okay. we share a opinion. jimmy, we'll watch you on fox news saturday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for being with us, jimmy. check the markets, please. the dow is still very nice and must be a couple of stocks in the dow 30 doing particularly well. it's up nearly 150 points right now. mike murphy, the afore mention second-degree with me now. the fed decked off two-day -- kicked off two-day meeting and do you see any rate cuts at all coming in year? >> this year, yes, for sure. this meeting, no. i think the market has come to grips with where the fed is and i think they understand the fed unless there's outlandish news where the economy is overheating, we're going to get the fed to begin to cut interest rates, probably in june, that's what we're looking for now. if it's pushed out a bit, that's fine. as long as the direction is not rates going higher, it's rates coming lower and that's wh

kids behind me - i worked with mike murphy with my son at bayview station a small town and it's amazing i get to honor people like. so thank you, (clapping.) and as always have to thank my wife i get a lot of phone calls she looked me and roles her eyes okay, honey. the support i get from here is amazing. and i appreciate and love my wife and want to shout out also to every board member they in the same boat so thank you, (clapping.) this is the season to celebrate being irish and i invite everyone to become irish for the season and let us unit san francisco. thank you. (clapping.) thank you, liam. >> this concludes this part of ceremony and irish coffee or two i know again, the generosity of supervisor stefani down the hall you on your doors we appreciate that thank you. . thank you. >> um, thank you, mayor london breed and i was going to say i want to congratulate tom hunt a your family as grand marshal the wonderful experience and mike murphy thank you, ferry the attracts to our city before we conclude mayor, i the president to briefly count the voices have you come up for a certific

kids behind me - i worked with mike murphy with my son at bayview station a small town and it's amazing i get to honor people like. so thank you, (clapping.) and as always have to thank my wife i get a lot of phone calls she looked me and roles her eyes okay, honey. the support i get from here is amazing. and i appreciate and love my wife and want to shout out also to every board member they in the same boat so thank you, (clapping.) this is the season to celebrate being irish and i invite everyone to become irish for the season and let us unit san francisco. thank you. (clapping.) thank you, liam. >> this concludes this part of ceremony and irish coffee or two i know again, the generosity of supervisor stefani down the hall you on your doors we appreciate that thank you. . thank you. >> um, thank you, mayor london breed and i was going to say i want to congratulate tom hunt a your family as grand marshal the wonderful experience and mike murphy thank you, ferry the attracts to our city before we conclude mayor, i the president to briefly count the voices have you come up for a certific

kids behind me - i worked with mike murphy with my son at bayview station a small town and it's amazing i get to honor people like. so thank you, (clapping.) and as always have to thank my wife i get a lot of phone calls she looked me and roles her eyes okay, honey. the support i get from here is amazing. and i appreciate and love my wife and want to shout out also to every board member they in the same boat so thank you, (clapping.) this is the season to celebrate being irish and i invite everyone to become irish for the season and let us unit san francisco. thank you. (clapping.) thank you, liam. >> this concludes this part of ceremony and irish coffee or two i know again, the generosity of supervisor stefani down the hall you on your doors we appreciate that thank you. . thank you. >> um, thank you, mayor london breed and i was going to say i want to congratulate tom hunt a your family as grand marshal the wonderful experience and mike murphy thank you, ferry the attracts to our city before we conclude mayor, i the president to briefly count the voices have you come up for a certific

kids behind me - i worked with mike murphy with my son at bayview station a small town and it's amazing i get to honor people like. so thank you, (clapping.) and as always have to thank my wife i get a lot of phone calls she looked me and roles her eyes okay, honey. the support i get from here is amazing. and i appreciate and love my wife and want to shout out also to every board member they in the same boat so thank you, (clapping.) this is the season to celebrate being irish and i invite everyone to become irish for the season and let us unit san francisco. thank you. (clapping.) thank you, liam. >> this concludes this part of ceremony and irish coffee or two i know again, the generosity of supervisor stefani down the hall you on your doors we appreciate that thank you. . thank you. >> um, thank you, mayor london breed and i was going to say i want to congratulate tom hunt a your family as grand marshal the wonderful experience and mike murphy thank you, ferry the attracts to our city before we conclude mayor, i the president to briefly count the voices have you come up for a certific

kids behind me - i worked with mike murphy with my son at bayview station a small town and it's amazing i get to honor people like. so thank you, (clapping.) and as always have to thank my wife i get a lot of phone calls she looked me and roles her eyes okay, honey. the support i get from here is amazing. and i appreciate and love my wife and want to shout out also to every board member they in the same boat so thank you, (clapping.) this is the season to celebrate being irish and i invite everyone to become irish for the season and let us unit san francisco. thank you. (clapping.) thank you, liam. >> this concludes this part of ceremony and irish coffee or two i know again, the generosity of supervisor stefani down the hall you on your doors we appreciate that thank you. . thank you. >> um, thank you, mayor london breed and i was going to say i want to congratulate tom hunt a your family as grand marshal the wonderful experience and mike murphy thank you, ferry the attracts to our city before we conclude mayor, i the president to briefly count the voices have you come up for a certific

kids behind me - i worked with mike murphy with my son at bayview station a small town and it's amazing i get to honor people like. so thank you, (clapping.) and as always have to thank my wife i get a lot of phone calls she looked me and roles her eyes okay, honey. the support i get from here is amazing. and i appreciate and love my wife and want to shout out also to every board member they in the same boat so thank you, (clapping.) this is the season to celebrate being irish and i invite everyone to become irish for the season and let us unit san francisco. thank you. (clapping.) thank you, liam. >> this concludes this part of ceremony and irish coffee or two i know again, the generosity of supervisor stefani down the hall you on your doors we appreciate that thank you. . thank you. >> um, thank you, mayor london breed and i was going to say i want to congratulate tom hunt a your family as grand marshal the wonderful experience and mike murphy thank you, ferry the attracts to our city before we conclude mayor, i the president to briefly count the voices have you come up for a certific

mike murphy's here with me for the hour. why do you think the market's down so sharply today?o big deal. >> so, no, i think there's a lot of concerns there, and i think they start at the top, stuart. apple has been selling off, and the selling has kind of picked up a little bit of pace. and then tesla started to sell off and got hit with a factory closure today which led to some additional selling. i think your seeing money coming out of the market. we talked about a it over the last few weeks, we're not going to go straight the up forever, so there's going to be some profit take. these giving you an opportunity or a reason to, for certain people to sell. stuart: this is the breather, the market's taking a breather, which you wanted to see. >> absolutely. stuart: the good stuff's come down a little bit, it's a buying opportunity. >> you look at something like apple at $170, and you could say, or you know what? if at 200 i wasn't in there and i was thinking about buying it, here it is now at 170, same company. there's the opportunity at a much lower price. stuart: i wouldn't be

and long-time republican strategist and nbc news political analyst mike murphy. on "morning joe." it is so good to see you, mike. >> thank you. >> good to be here. >> yeah. great to have you. let's start with our pop story this hour, both president biden and former president trump easily swept up more dwell delegates in last night's primary races. it's worth noting the warning signs continue for both campaigns. in florida roughly 200,000 republican voters cast ballots for nikki haley or governor ron desantis, instead of donald trump, despite both of them dropping out of the presidential race. ohio saw similar results with another 200,000 gop voters choosing haley or desantis over trump. when it comes to the biden campaign 10% of voters in kansas, chose none of the names shown instead of voting for the president. in ohio about 13% of democratic voters cast a ballot for dean phillips who suspended his campaign earlier this month. oh, what a great panel we have for this question. so mike murphy, i'll start with you. what do you make of these specific voters and the

. >> and republican strategist mike murphy. all are msnbc political analysts. u agree with that assessment of pence not endorsing trump? and how big a deal is this right now? >> well, it -- the problem for trump is every single serious person who worked for him is horrified at the idea he'd come back. the problem is in the current populist rage republican party they don't have as much swat as they would have back in the good old days when we were a serious grownup conservative party. the other problem is that joe biden's political strength is so weak right now, you know, we know from history that people want to fire the incumbent president, they put up with a really weak opponent sometimes. i'm glad to see it. these people are patriots. it is the collapse of the old vichy wing of the party that said we put up with him, we can kind of handle him. they're coming to their senses. but i don't think it's enough to necessarily stop him unless biden can have the political comeback he really needs. >> so i guess, alexi, the question for me with what pence has done, that

mike murphy stock.d set and the information they did not do it with google's android platform. they want to own this. stuart: okay. neil: what is beyond your phone, a head set getting you to the meta-verse. stuart: is tesla moving above $200 a share? lauren: getting $1000, crazy prices on some cars but do you think tesla is more of a public way to measure what their ceo elon musk is doing? so many are private minus tesla. this could be judgment on what elon musk is doing, suing open ai. musk says open i -- open ai breached contract by refusing to make its technology available to the public for the good of the public. and says it's research its research is only helping its financial backing and microsoft's financial interests. stuart: some of the stuff elon musk those outside tesla rebound onto tesla on occasion. lauren: it is a distraction from one of his companies. stuart: i see the words ai again, that would be hound, voice ai. lauren: last month this stock surged 850%. we will take a 15% decline. the

mike murphy. >> glad you came to me first. the answer is number 3, 702 pounds of force. ashley: lahren seminary? lauren: why would they ever record that? i will go with 440. ashley: i would have gone with number 2. the answer is what? one hundred 75 according to the guinness book of world records, achieved by richard huffman in 1986. that might more than six times the normal biting strength. we tell you everything on this show. thanks for joining us, see you tomorrow. neil: one of the more fascinating develop into this day, main street focused, saying president biden isn't being prosecuted over his documents because he is old and feeble. wall street doesn't care. it is ignoring it. we are not even covering it because we are covering something else. a big rally at the corner of wall and broad. not necessarily political infighting that is anything but. i am neil cavuto. that's the number that got wall street going. month over month a lot of this was we've got an uptick here. looking at core inflation which drop from the prior month, it looks a little good and a little bit

some of your colleagues like mike murphy have said i never thought in my lifetime i was he republicaner who won't stand and clap for stopping russian aggression into your. >> in the state of the union, the president is king. he controls the room and it's difficult to be anybody else being in that room or even as we are about to see the follow-up speeches, difficult thing to follow. he was in control and he had a lot of energy and it was tough to understand, is this a campaign rally or was this a state of the union speech? i think he took a lot of republicans flat-footed. he certainly got the energy but i'm not sure that it was traditional, as you said, norah, much more political speech than a normal state of the union. he seemed to be trolling a lot of the republicans looking to engage them in a dialogue morsel and give a typical state of the union speech. >> norah: terry o'sullivan bringing up the word trolling. he was engaging with them on many different occasions. i want to go to scott macfarlane in the room, he covers congress. what did you see? >> two different people removed dur

at the brewery, he had a bunch of irish-american people who reported to him dan flynn, mike rorty called the murphy at german brewery. irish, irish leadership. and he said, well, patrick, i don't know what being irish really means, but i know that i'm very proud of it. so i thought the best way to approach this whole subject of being irish was to write a book. it's about 80 different stories right from the beginning, you know, to, to to today, each one of them focusing on some aspect of irishness or being irish. and i went back to the very beginning. i thought, well, why did we all come here in the first place? and that was that that was that was very interesting. i learned a lot. i, i was always surprised talking to the older people in my family and hearing their stories. and it was, as i said, a very storytelling family about how it used to be, because i grew up in a st louis where everybody loves the irish once a year, everybody dresses irish and pretends that they're irish and kiss me, i'm irish and we're the only city our size that has a baby of any size that has to st patrick's day parades an

. >> you write in part, quote, as the political strategist mike murphy said many moons ago, biden's agee in ukraine or whip inflation. people can't stop staring at the antlers. but you argue joe biden is the strongest candidate democrats can field against donald trump. unemployment is low, real wage gains have been led by the bottom quartile. and the post-covid soft landing makes us the envy of the world. he has no major scandals. his handling of american foreign policy has been stronger and defter than any recent presidents. moreover, he is a known quantity. voters are not being asked to take a chance on him. i'll add to that. he, unlike any other democrat we know, has beaten trump before. >> he has. jonathan, the handwringing, it continues, but it's been going on for a couple of years. in fact, it's been going on since joe biden has been in politics. we hear it, oh, biden's too old after iowa 2024, after new hampshire, open mocking and ridicule, nevada, it's over. he goes to south carolina, jim clyburn endorses him, boom, he sweeps through it and he wins. then he's president. we heard

has exclusive interviews with some senators on both sides of the aisle, democrat chris murphy and republican mikends, plus, jon speaks with chef jose andres about his work providing humanitarian aid to civilians in gaza. janai. >> janai: we head overseas now to the israel and hamas war and the first u.s. airdrop to feed the people in gaza. abc's tom soufi burridge joins us live from jerusalem with the latest. good morning to you, tom. >> reporter: good morning, janai. the first u.s. airdrop completed, but u.s. officials planning more saying they are also pressuring israel to open more crossing areas for aid trucks into gaza as aid agencies warn of a potential famine there. this morning, u.s. airdrops of food into gaza now under way. bundles containing 38,000 ready-to-eat meals parachuting into the strip where half a million people are on the verge of famine, says the u.n., and some children are starving to death. this weekend, the desperation for food all too clear. with a mass of people converging on an aid truck in northern gaza. calling the need in the north absolutely critical, suggesting gaz

friday to remove house speaker mike johnson just five months after he took the office after the ouster of kevin mccarthy. in other political news, new jersey first lady tammy murphyas dropped out of the democratic primary race for robert menendez's senate seat , clearing the way for andy kim and others in the democratic primary. menendez, who is facing multiple corruption charge, has announced he won't run in the democratic primary but hasn't ruled out running again as an independent. if he is exonerated. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, isis-k claims responsibility for friday's attack on a russian concert hall that killed at least 137 people. we will look at how putin is responding. stay with us. ♪ [music break] this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in russia, the death toll has risen to 137 from an attack on a popular concert hall in moscow on friday. authorities say gunmen opened fire inside the crocus city hall during a sold out rock concert and then set part of the venue on fire. more than 100 people were also injured, man

mike johnson at his house republican caucus. >> they are hoping by partnering with beloved online personalities the algorithm might work in their favor. >> they are on social media. >> hannah murphyer at financial times covering technology and social media. >> the general wariness, distrust of traditional media. the politicians themselves to this is a way of reaching out to the people, that young people relate to, who look like them, who they trust above all. finding trusted messengers to speak on your behalf. >> despite the ongoing scrutiny around tiktok including legislation that could be on the up if it fails to separate from its chinese parent company, the biden campaign is cranking a viral content. >> trump or biden. >> are you kidding? >> since there tiktok lunch on super bowl sunday, the campaign has been leaning in. capitalizing on pop-culture moments and filming with regular people are all part of the strategy. unvarnished, relatable and genuine. >> the president came to my house to have dinner. >> in 2024, celebrities with millions of followers have arguably less sway than the micro influencer who has earned the trust of their smaller base. >> working with micro or nano

we have andy kim and tammy murphy in the first new jersey senate debate presented by the new jersey globe. our panelists this evening are david, joey, mike. we will get back into the questions. i am impressed everyone has stayed in their time limits. it is going quite well. a lot of respect throughout the debate. the first question of the round goes to tammy murphy. >> the solution calling for a green new deal has been introduced in the senate by ed markey and has 11 cosponsors, including cory booker. if you were in the senate right now, would you cosponsor this? tammy murphy: thank you. david, call it what you want, we have got to deal with climate change urgently. new jersey is the second most susceptible in the country to sea level rise and we have seen the disasters from superstorm sandy, ida,, the loss of life and property. we have to move on this issue immediately. after ida i remember going to irvington and sitting down with a woman named joan mcgee who lost her husband and daughter. we have to start moving in a direction where we are not being reactive, which we are right now. the storms happen and we call fema and we have damage