my own a duke of all of that in and actually looks like the main one on today was to talk to mike with long when i looked showed seemed wrong when i'll please just don't oh, i mean you oh, yes, to shape out disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. lou needs to come to the russian state full narrative. i've stayed as i'm phoning most landscape div estimation. i'm not getting his house lot send up with eclipse in the 55 when. okay, 09 is the final speed you one else calls. go ahead with. we've will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine. the state aunt rush up to date and school ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest, and we could push it. did you think it would twist with? ah, it should kick me to reach you, dickie. you were yesterday's. the joe i got on. seems like good. it was motionless . i won't put i had so the minute or 2. this is the vehicle story, split the ways to some way more says joe, some we trust the spiritual are you.

former vice president mike pence so, if you've ever wondered what an hour-long interview withpence is like, watch a five-minute one. [ laughter ] the cdc last week named several states in its worst category for flu levels, including alabama, georgia, mississippi, north carolina, tennessee, and south carolina basically, if your college football team is any good, get your flu shot. [ laughter ] an illinois couple recently got married in the aisle of an aldi grocery store, and then they splurged on the honeymoon. [ laughter ] and finally, the rockefeller center tree arrived in new york city this week, and to signal the start of the holiday season, which means it's time for a segment called "getting to know the rockefeller center tree." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: it's a norway spruce. it's from queensbury, new york it's 82 feet tall, but its tinder profile says it's 83. it will entertain your kids for an entire two minutes before they beg to go to the lego store. it's almost as tall as john fetterman it thinks that air freshener tree in your car is cultural appropriation. it

mike bettes is tracking it all with our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: nancy, good evening. winter storm diaz has plagued us all week longblizzard conditions in the plains, in the midwest, and now hitting us hard in the northeast. how about the conditions here in utica, new york, a winter wonderland, but awfully slushy on those roadways and hard to get around. and there's a lot more snow where this came from. take a look at some of the totals we've seen in many spots double digits, a foot or more in vermont, new york, massachusetts, pennsylvania has picked up good snow. as i alluded to, there's a lot more snow to go right through the weekend, especially in new england. another foot to a foot and a half of snow is on the way. and then we watch for the cold air, really plunging in over the weekend and early next week. and check out some of these stats. monday, wednesday, friday arctic cold air, nancy, leading right into the christmas holiday weekend next week. >> cordes: sounds like a good week to stay inside. all right, mike bettes at the weather channel, thank you so much. former russian prisoner brittney griner headed h

metals, but, you know, mike's option trade makes a lot of sense if you wanted to find your risk, if you wanted to have some upside exposure to mesh s metals. the problem for me is with longm rates at 3.5% and the fed funds yield march above 5% i think they have a go higher. >> mike, with that in mind i mean this is the silver trade. any thoughts right now we've seen similar price action in gold as well. is gold or silver, which do you think the better way to do this? >> interesting up until about two weeks ago i was long both. i subsequently pared my gold position actually carter can speak to the gold silver ratio better than i can. my thinking here silver may have a bit better near up term near side on a relative basis to gold, although i do like both. if you happen to have a gold position i wouldn't necessarily be paring it >> what do you think, carter >> silver is the more dynamic sort of beta trade within the precious metal, so if one is bullish -- we are -- silver over gold, that's the winner. >> all right let's now turn from metals to musk elon unveiling the production version of the new tesla semi-truck last night. though several years late the ev maker did delive

first month of the year, especially those not adverse to going long in the stock mike what would that be? >> i'd probably be inclined to pay withthey're pretty expensive so look to turn into spreads if they do that. >> all right guy, just quickly? >> a lot of smart people think it's got a lot lower to go that includes danny moses of the big short fame, so i'm in the danny moses camp. >> all right this is time for the final "final trade" of 2022. brian sutland, thanks for joining us tonight wham do you say? >> berkshire hathaway jan 3 call buy. >> guy, thank you as well for joining us what will be your "final trade"? >> i am happy for your are our friendship, our continued hopeful success with "fast money" and "options action" and the entire team. >> mike khouw. conagra into earnings. happy new year. >>> that does it for us here at "options action. happy new year happy, healthy don't go anywhere. cnbc special taking stock starts right now. - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation for power xl duo nutrisealer, sponsored by empower brands llc. do you hate throwing away food that's gone bad? moldy cheese, limp veggies, an

precious metals, but mike's options trade makes a lot of sense if you want to define your risk, if you want to have some upside exposure to precious metals the problem for me, with long-term rates at 3.5%, and fed term above 5% i hadv a tough time seeing rates stay here. i think they have to go higher and that would probably hurt mike's trade. >> mike, with that in mind, this is silver trade. any thoughts we've seen similar price action in gold as well. gold or silver -- which do you think is the better way to do this >> interestingly, up until about two weeks ago i was long both. i subsequently pair by gold position i have a feeling -- and carter could probably speak to the gold/silver ratio better than i can. my thinking is silver may have more near-term upside on a relative basis to gold if you have gold i wouldn't necessarily be pairing it. >> what do you think, carter >> might have some silver charts here basically, silver is the more dynamic, the beta trade. if one is bullish, silver over gold, that's the winner. >> all right let's turn from metals to musk elon unveiling the tesla version of the semi. delivered its first semitruck with a promise of 500 mile of

very long conversation with him next. >> tucker: mike tyson is not the sort of person that we generallyview. he's not a political figure. he's not still boxing. why do we talk to him? because mike tyson has spent almost 40 years at the pinnacle of american society. and at the bottom. he's seen everything. he's when to prison. people that lead lives like that are destroyed by them. they become numb and incensable. a rare few become wise and fascinating. and able to communicate. tyson is in that category. we sat down with tyson and we began by asking him what was it like growing up? here's part of that. >> i'm proud of my childhood. >> tucker: but no advantages? >> yeah, my disadvantage was my advantage. >> tucker: what do you mean? >> my adversity. inspired me to be more than what i was. >> tucker: i believe that. so you are inspired by ali. you go to a different reform school. they have a former fighter there that trains you is. that the point that you realize you're going to do this for a living? >> yeah, i came there. i was on another campus. i don't believe i stabbed somebody. i had

i'll take you through the timing of this and how long this is expected to last in a few minutes. first, let's check in with mike. >>> vianey, the same look at the golden gate bridge you showed. we talk about fog and we always say the golden gate bridge is socked in but it's not. look at the map. remember our traffic and weather system tied together. we're using the weather data vianey has. here is what we're talking about, the fog north of there. san rafael along the bay, 37, across the benicia and carquinez bridges. chp calling for the dense fog. a note for folks traveling i-80 up into 680 as well. the entire north bay. coming down along contra costa county over to 205. folks coming in out of tracy and stockton will get hit with the dense fog. things are calmer. watch for pockets drifting around. our commute along the bay on either side for us moving smoothly. it will impact your drive, lower the speeds. we should have lighter traffic flow. again, more awareness is necessary. back to you. >> very much so. thanks, mike. >>> 4:34. a live look at sfo this morning. according to flight aware which tracks flights in

afternoon and with me is white house correspondent mike memoli, capitol hill correspondent ali vitali and i don't know why you said goodbye because you've been with me for the last hour. >> the long haul. >> and foreign correspondent matt bradley is with us from kyiv, ukraine, and msnbc contributor helene cooper. and chief international analyst, admiral james stradvidis. i will start you with, mike. give us the latest on what you're hearing from the white house. >> it is really remarkable to see the pictures that we're seeing out of the white house today. think back to the last time president zelenskyy came here to washington, to the white house, in september of 2021, and compare that to now, and what the scene is today, as these two men walking along the colonnades at the white house, sitting down by the roaring fire in the oval office, the first time president zelenskyy has left his country in the 300 days since the invasion from russia. and really obviously, this is a meeting all the more remarkable considering it only came together in a matter of 10 days, and the white house officials say president zelenskyy was keen to come to washington, understanding as president biden mig

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. >> all right, we'll see how long this pendulum swings mike, thanks >> now let's kick things off with two important earnings movers after the bell. mongodb and sentinelone. starting off with sentinelone, cybersecurity has been interesting lately to say the least. sentinelone is down about 25% over the last three weeks. and that has happened as crowdstrike and zscaler reported these quarters where the sales cycles are longer. the guide was cautioned and had investors questioning whether cybersecurity is as much of a safe haven as a lot of the analysts on the street had been leading folks to believe this quarter, i think, raises the question when is enough caution enough given that it's down so much along with the others, does it get a bounce here if it's not worse than the others were >> remember that good enough approach you know, chief information security officers would have to convince their ceo, cfos that wasn't good enough you can't just have all of those old systems so there was this thinking if budgets are caught, at least it's not -- cut, excuse me, it's not cut in the suber s

with his friends, willing cameroon, to fight back. once again. mike, hannah, august, era, columbia, maryland, i will have long days, while complexion and all special coverage, whichever nation's samantha lucian, straight up to the break. ah . with, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide, and to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shake come out award for translation and international understanding was founded to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledge they rode and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. lou with her hello, i'm gemini. sure, welcome at to woke up today, actually try to make sense of an incredible night, a drama, which sent japan into the knockout age and germany crashing out celebrations of homer. okay. they wanted us to reach the last 60 for the 1st time in 36 years. but belgium, i'll talk to, they failed to get the, when they needed against croatia and coach about se martinez called that a day and found out how much were joined by usher clarissa, to help build up t

californians helped with the georgia runoff and analysis from a political expert on whether congress will be able to get things done, jenna julian mike. many democrats in california worked long hours calling and texting people in georgia, georgia to get out the vote in that critical runoff. now, with this wind locked in people in both parties spent today trying to lay out strategies and messages for what americans can expect in the new divided congress. senator raphael warnock's runoff victory in georgia is being celebrated by democrats nationwide. we were here all day, usually between 10 am and i'd say about six or seven p.m. at night because of the time zone change. it's a relief for hundreds of san francisco democrats who worked up to the wire calling and texting georgia voters. it was definitely a payoff for all of the hours. everybody put in. the question is how much can congress get done? now that democrats have locked in a 51 49 majority for the senate and republicans are taking the house one of the things i hope to do as leader. is even in this new electoral climate is reach out to republicans. there's basically three things that the senate does it passes legislation

mike glover is now with us. he will be talking a little bit more about legacy expeditions, which is organizing this effort. he has worked with a lot of these guys for a longtime. we had some mic problems earlier, but they're fixed now . so i'm glad mike could stick around and tell us more. mike , thank you so much for coming back to talk about the significance of what these guys are doing. i know they're starting in antarctica. they're on their way there. if they're not there already, where do they go next? >> so they're there are going to antarctica and making their way to chile. it's all seven continents culminating in florida, in tampa, florida. the overall objective is to take veteran special forces and special operations skill sets and inspire americans to never forget the sacrifice these special operations and and people who who never had the opportunity to come back that we should never forget about them. and offer the educational benefits, the scholarships through fields of honor for their family members. >> so people can follow along on this historic event. and help support this amazing nonprofit, an effort to support those who have lost their lo

fan of precious metals but mike's option trade makes a lot of sense if you want to find your risk and have upsaid exposure to pressure she is metals the problem with me, with long term rates of 3.5% and fed trends typically in march above 5%, i have a tough time seeing rates stay here. i think it would go higher and that would hurt my strength. >> mike, with that in mind, this is the silver trade. any thoughts right now, we've seen similar price action in gold as well gold or silver, which is the better way to do this? >> so, interestingly, up until two weeks ago, i was long. i've subsequently pared my position carter can probably speak to the gold/silver ratio better than i can. my thinking here is silver may actually have more near term upside on a relatively basis to gold i do like both if you happen to have a gold position, i wouldn't necessarily be paring it >> what do you think, carter we might have charts here to look at on the screen, but silver is sort of the more dynamic trade with precious metals if one is bullish, we are silver over gold that's the latest. >> all right >>> let's turn from metals to musk elon unveiling the production version of the n

long term. >> congressman-elect mike lawler of new york, thanks so much for being with me. >> thanks for having >>> it seems as though some folks might have skipped the chapter on the u.s. constitution in civics class. perhaps a lesson from school house rock. my panel next. ♪ hey, do you know about the usa♪ ♪ do you know about the government ♪ ♪ can you tell me about the constitution ♪ (bright music) - [announcer] what if there is a hearing aid that could keep up with you? this is jabra enhance select. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. it connects with your phone so you can stream calls and music. with jabra enhance select, better hearing doesn't have to start in a doctor's office. it starts with a free online hearing test you can take almost anywhere, so you can get your hearing aids custom programmed for you and lire ds. from there, you can fine tune your settings with your remote audiology team seven days a week, so your hearing aids work when it matters most. take it from more than 95% of our customers who report hearing better with th

if you knew mike you would never have guessed him to do something like? >> michael swango seemed to get long withine. he had and odd sense of humor. it would turn the stomach of most people. >> he had this intense fascination with death and dying. >> i recall one time i'm on a call with him and he says brent was your favorite or ultimate ambulance call. he said mine would be a busload of children hitting head on with a tanker truck, the blast blowing kids up against barb wire fences so he's graph nick detail about the call. >> you hear someone say things like that you know he's not right. >> he was obsessed with violence from early second grade. >> she is scrap books had articles out of magazines. he was taking a high lighter and highlight the details about that individual's death or the scene. >> scrap books of disasters, the more gory the better. >> i think his interest grew and over time just became part of who he was. >> i want you to understand how demeant i think this gentleman was. greg and i are working watching cnn and it was the mass shooting that occurred in san diego at the mcdonald's

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long throughout technology. what is your take on the jobs market, mike? >> well, look, you know, it started with housing.ay of this year, it made a dramatic turn for the worse and it's gone from 80, mid-80s in the home builder confidence index, down to the mid-30s. manufacturing, philadelphia pmi came out a couple weeks ago giving us covid low type numbers. then earnings, we've seen the earnings be revised for fourth quarter growth, 9.1%, we were expecting on june 30th. now it's down to minus 2.8, probably go lower. so the shoe to fall after that is unemployment. and so you're seeing it from goldman sachs and morgan stanley and a lot of the technology companies, having massive layoffs and ask yourself who has got better insight into the economy than a lot of these financial firms and if they're betting with their own wallet that it's time to tighten up, what do you think that means for what is coming next. i kind of agree with katherine's thesis that we're going to see a contraction, most likely a heavy one in the first and second quarter of next year with unemployment spiking. if you look at what's happ

with them. >> mike barnicle, it wasn't so long ago that steve king had his committee assignments taken away from what marjorie taylor greene said this weekend. and again, you're something talking about an insurrection, talking about how it should have been armed. >> you know, joe, there seems to be a consensus that kevin mccarthy is of limited ability, and he has made so many deals thus far, just listening to brendan reminded me of this, he has made so many deals in the past three or four years in his pursuit of becoming speaker, he can no longer remember what deals he made. if you want to know the future of the republican party as you were discussing articulately last hour, take a look at the cover of the "new york post," "eyes on the spies," the intelligence community is pursuing the hunter biden story. if you're out there worried about your heating oil bill, your grocery bill, the status of your kids in school. >> they can't help themselves. >> we have to get to the bottom of the hunter biden story. we have to bring in clapper and brennan and find out why they lied. >> haven't we seen this be

mike, the players, he has to do his best work in the next 90 minutes. keep holcome been was give a complete cushman and could give either with where look hello was war long beyond the war. as a kid. always love a police look like an um book its mouth. those a la monica price, a fixed for how much weasel for had you had a world of pipeline in a marketplace. alex nice of the overhead. yeah. hey, sierra for happy keyboard. mean it, he, it got a devlinson key po he been, this has caller id than who they are. kevin, can i ask marks that debbie cocoon, a. l. e v. when helena, salvatore knows it's a privilege to be pitch side. but on the corona virus restrictions, it's just not the same mission. very luncheon to guess. full cup. but the more the fuck blessedness, one was a more excuse. she came, shook was more recently fixed. kim should have our kitchen. we'll see. we'll look in the rise of a school level. bless more key can also had come see me from in the home covered 19 costs. a long shadow over the city. use unemployment already severe. has become an epidemic in itself. use it for germany. had to leave university after his 1st year. he says, this is common

long. agents have to deal with that. they are only groining to get more they predict after title 42 ends. mikeant context at the bored. thanks a lot. the royal family under microscope, prince harry and meghan released trailer of documentary. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms. choose change, california, and find medically proven treatment options at choosechangeca.org. mike: meghan and harry are spilling the tea in netflix documentary the six-part docu series will dive into challenges that ultimately led to departure of the royal family as kill yum and kate returned home from first international trip from prince and princess of whales. kitty logan live with the latest in london. hi, kitty. kitty: hi, mike, so, yes, this was the first visit by the royal couple since 2014 and very much focused on issues close to their heart. of

long have you been a manager there. why a year now. >> okay. have you been in touch previously about regulation. >> okay. >> no, i know you spoke with my inspectors. mike and. andrew you attribute the incident in violation of the permit to prior employees no long are work there? that's correct. a few still work there we have staffing issues but getting rid of them. why and was there an on sight manager during that time or were you their manager. >> i was partly responsible i was not there when the violations occurred but it is kind of someone that was operating the business with me that was w thering at the time and it is kind of they will be out of the picture. >> besides change the staff are there specific policies that you will create within the operations and business so this problems will not occur anymore? >> yes, i will have a strict code of construct. they are not suggestions they will be hard rowels to follow and ghan does not follow the rowels will not be employed there. >> what stopped you have having that hand become and the rowel in place during the last year. it was not my business. i was strict low a manager. without authority to do that

long time as well. if i guy asked me on a hike for first date, i mike carry an air tag with me so people knew where i washanks to inflation. kennedy: the pandemic, and inflation, all boils down to big government and probably unions at some point, they arewrecking everything. katie will not go on a hike, after watching dahmer no way. >> what semico what is more risky, mattress thing or hike is a stranger. kennedy: i am choosing mattress, i am loosey goosey, i will take bedbugs over des member am. memberment. >> again, laser tag has code names and lasts 15 minutes and well lit the rest of the time there are snacks and air arcades and a leader board. kennedy: stop, you know. >> a bot bottle of raid. kennedy: i believe capitalism and creativity, do you have a laser tag facility, you are pushing that robby soave tag and shop. >> i'm competitive. >> live that you are bringing creativity, marie, i hope when you get home your husband has a list of 15 new things, you will do it is good to call someone out to live tv. ha is that is how real change happens. >> maybe dinner will be made for me. kennedy: kevin wallin

long been saying. >> leaders point to recruitment and retention struggles in the military and calling for this change. >> thanks, mike emanuel withthanks much. dana. >> dana: today marks 300 days of war in ukraine. president zelensky visited troops on the front lines at vladimir putin admits military struggles. let's check in with nate foye live in kiev. hi, nate. >> yeah, president zelensky visited one of the most dangerous places you can be in the country today. the eastern city where he gave soldiers some awards and they presented him with a gift meant for the united states. i'll have more in a second. i want to show you how dangerous this trip was. as zelensky was speaking you can hear explosions going off in the background and he barely flinchs. watch. >> first of all i would like us to thank those not with us with a moment of silence. let's honor all heroes who died. >> ukrainian soldiers mentioned presented zelensky with a signed ukrainian flag and asked him to pass it along to the united states congress with soldiers writing on the flag thank you messages for the military aid and weapons provided to ukraine by the united

long december, so, mike, what you are seeing there? >> as you would expect on a week line this one, we did see a lot of bearish activity but there were a couple spots withbullish bets in the retail space macy's is one of those names we saw a buyer of the january 23-25 call spreads the company is going to be reporting after that expiration. we get a lot of retails sales data ahead of that i think what's going on here is there is some optimism, some people hoping for a retail bounce this is a way somebody's able to risk less and going out and buying a million share of stock, which is how much this trade represents to make a bullish bet. >> carter, what do the charts say to you >> if there ever were a gambling chip i would say that it that way, macy's is it. the price is the same as 1995, but consider the fact it was $4 on the covid low it hit $38 this year in january. here it is at $20. this is beta, this is speculation. some people think it will go out of business. but the truth is, we've worked into a wedge, you can see it there. i would do nothing here and then wait for a resolution and then go with the move, which is to say you break out above that li

peace across europe and leading into that very neatly, we've market strategist mike ingram here with us too. and of course , long energy bills are going to stay extremely high, according latest data we the highest price of consumption, the world. how we see that developing in 2023, is the situation going to get any better better ? well, olivier, better better? well, olivier, it's certainly not going to get better any time soon. mean the situation we're in at the moment is even if gas flows for instance from russia stay at their current level, they're still next to be some something like 50 to 60% on where they were during 2022 as a whole . and were during 2022 as a whole. and if you look at oil , we know that if you look at oil, we know that opec's is unhappy with oil pnces opec's is unhappy with oil prices at the moment. opec's is unhappy with oil prices at the moment . there was prices at the moment. there was a speculation they would be actually going to further cut production. and earlier this month that didn't happen. but it's very much on the table now for early next year. and then, of course , got the an

expected to pass, senator mike leaves effort to get an amendment vote on keeping title 42 in place failing with 47 in favor and 50 against, joining the conversation all morning long business dagen mcdowell enter the cycle president john lonski, great to see everybody this morning, what a christmas present the democrats are giving the american people, i thought chemistry also eroded well in the journal this morning, your thoughts on the omnibus passing. >> can we put those republicans up there, do we have the photos we should just keep that up as a graphic, is that senator richard shelby we should blow his face up since walking away with the most earmarks coming out of the omnibus bill. i think that's the second time in a row $650 million in earmarks just for his state that is a going away present because he's leaving the senate, this is an old boys club i do see three republican females, shame on them to but this is something i was talking about earlier in the week on "mornings with maria" with you and everybody how we can say this is the democrat spending spree but this is really a republican problem as well which chemistry also writes about. i was talking about

ahead in our next hour, mike inouye shares where to find some of the cheapest gas. he breaks it all down at 6:08. the long-term outlook withproposals in place for more sanctions on russian oil exports. >>> police in antioch are investigating the third deadly crash along the same stretch of roadway. the latest happened yesterday morning on james donlon boulevard when a truck flipped over killing one man. the person who died has not yet been identified. a follow-up this morning, still no word of arrests in the weekend crash that killed a big rig driver transporting u.s. mail. this happened early saturday in oakland. investigators believe two cars were racing. one of the two cars struck the truck that crashed into the center divide. investigators believe another car picked up the speeding driver who was involved in the crash and then sped off. >>> 5:36 right now. a live look at interstate 80 all quiet near donner summit. drivers this morning will still have to take extra care. chain controls remain in effect there for both directions of highway 50 as well. the latest storm a welcome sight to skiers and snowboarders. here is h

so i know that mike says, you know, listen, he's not a crypto guy, but the guys he had dinner with last night, they're bullish on crypto. and and i'm a longguy in crypto. stuart: you'd never feel? -- sell? >> listen, if it goes down much further, i might as well hang on with with my fingertips. stuart: well, you can take the tax loss. >> i think it's going to go back up, i sold a little bit to take some of that loss, but i'm long-term holder, i'm looking out 10 years. and i do think we're going to come back and especially bitcoin. stuart: i need somebody to explain to me why with all in the turmoil and all these the suggestions of fraud and whatever else goes on, absolutely turmoil, bitcoin is now at $17,700 a coin. it's gone up. susan: because it's in tandem. end when the nasdaq 100 goes up, you have bitcoin and cape toe -- crypto going up as well. 60% of the bitcoin in the world hasn't moved in the past year despite the downturn. stuart: what's your explanation? >> also you see on the exchange finance, the largest exchange in the world, you see investors saying, listen, i'm not going to hold my crypto on the exchange. we saw it happen a

with him. there have been a number of republicans who have come forward and announced it. but it has taken too long. the fact that mike pence took a number of days before he denounced trump for holding this dinner is disappointing. and there are a number of republicans who still have not responded and announced trump for dining with a white nationalist. that should be concerning to all of us. the other thing i will say is that whiteationasts are sin this lk of denciion, the refusal denounc trumpr this dinner co as tacit endorsemt. we he to be very carul. the ino rm, no exce for iteationali, anti-mitism , d it suld be problematic -- we should hold every elected official who has dinner with somebody like that accountable. amy: nick fuentes was at the riot on january 6, though he said he did not go inside, he were of yuppie badge to trump's speech and addressed supporters outside the capitol during the insurrection according to the southern poverty law center and was subpoenaed by the january 6 committee. kristen doerer, thank you for being with us, managing editor of right wing watch. we will continue to cover these tri

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the door of the oval office in order to stop people like mike flynn from getting in there and advocating martial law in a five hour long meeting with donald trump, which actually happened in december of 2000 when he went. meadows, in the words of one of the people we quote in the book was serving as essentially a matador in that time, just waving the crazies into the oval office and those who were burying conspiracy theories, lies and recklessness. i think it really does matter who surrounded donald trump, but it is important to note that there were many who did, in their own way resist trump at various points along the way. that doesn't mean they are heroes. that was literally a quote the white house official from the trump white house said to us -- there are no heroes in the story. that's an important point to make. host: there's a -- peter: there's a great story by john kelly when he's being forced out and he says to trump you don't want to yes-man and trump says yes, i do. i want a yes-man. he wasn't looking for some buddy to disagree with him, he wanted people to do what he wanted them to do and it took a while to find them. h

the door of the oval office in order to stop people like mike flynn from getting in there and advocating martial law in a five hour long meeting with donald trump, which actually happened in december of 2000 when he went. meadows, in the words of one of the people we quote in the book was serving as essentially a matador in that time, just waving the crazies into the oval office and those who were burying conspiracy theories, lies and recklessness. i think it really does matter who surrounded donald trump, but it is important to note that there were many who did, in their own way resist trump at various points along the way. that doesn't mean they are heroes. that was literally a quote the white house official from the trump white house said to us -- there are no heroes in the story. that's an important point to make. host: there's a -- peter: there's a great story by john kelly when he's being forced out and he says to trump you don't want to yes-man and trump says yes, i do. i want a yes-man. he wasn't looking for some buddy to disagree with him, he wanted people to do what he wanted them to do and it took a while to find them. h