jennifer nelson: everything here has been rescued from what would be a destination in a landfill. johnny devenanzio: that's amazing. [music playing] jennifer nelson: in addition to making art, we also obviously have collectivized living. and one of the ways that you can really help us is today is vacuum day, and we'd like you to give us a hand vacuuming, east jesus style. look, ma, i'm cleaning. jennifer nelson: in general, artists and residents are expected to participate in the communal housekeep. so this is our living room. this is the communal space for everybody. at any given time, we have between six and 12 resident artists, and any number of guests from zero to 100 who are staying overnight. oh, boy. ah! yeah! steven caputo: it's like the first time you were ever on a seesaw. it's twice as tall as you were, and it still is. follow me, guys, this way. we're going to go see walter, the sunken bus. the most popular selfie location is the tv wall by flip cassidy. is this your only window to the world? [music playing] what about east jesus has made you want to call this place ho

nelson peltz coming up taking aim at disney again. the activist investor increasing his stake in the company is another proxy fight looming there? we'll find out how the committee is navigating that trade next. icy hot. ice works fast. ♪♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. >>> we're back. so is nelson peltz. he's upped his stake in disney. we made its our chart of the day. stock up 1.5%. said to now have 30 million shares worth $2.5 billion. >> lot of money. >> might seek multiple board seats including one for himself. probably looks at the shares being down 17% in the past six months, more dramatic over a longer period of time, of course, so as a shareholder what do you think? >> it makes me wonder if he's looking at it the same way we are. a couple reports out recently too and one was barclays that said they're still looking for a bottom. when we look at it we think disney found its bottom and here's why. the market cap is $150 billion. the parks earn $10 billion, generate

detectives bernie nelson had investigated hundreds of murders.earned to keep the recurring images of death at arm's length. but this case was different. he was a father to a teenager around karissa lofton age. >> ma'am i have been shot. me and my mother had been shot. i am bleeding to death. >> that poor little girl. in her bedroom, she has the gumption to get on the phone and call you. >> it hurts to listen to the 9-1-1 call because you can feel and hear the fear in her voice. >> even though nothing was taken, it seems clear that the color broke into the house. in, fact the burglar alarm had gone off but it was disabled in under a minute. and that put karen's son, keyon lofton, at the top of the police's person of interest list. he lived in the house, he knew the code. police brought him in for question. >> does your mom set the alarm for the house? >> yes. >> all the time? >> every day every time. one of the detectives plainly said everyone in the room thinks it was, you you are the only one who had access to the pin code. >> would you ever hur

he talked about dialogue and you quoted nelson _ civilians.a, l civilians. he talked about dialogue| and you quoted nelson mandela, is civilians. he talked about dialogue i and you quoted nelson mandela, is it helpful, do you think, to make this intervention publicly because i talked to the elders a few years ago when we had them all on the programme here, the former president jimmy carter, others, they were all about quietly working behind the scenes with global powers to have a sort of influence to try to get the sort of influence to try to get the sort of influence to try to get the sort of things that you were talking about, but was crucially, behind—the—scenes, not going publicly as you are. the behind-the-scenes, not going publicly as you are. the statement was made in _ publicly as you are. the statement was made in the _ publicly as you are. the statement was made in the name _ publicly as you are. the statement was made in the name of - publicly as you are. the statement was made in the name of all - publicly as you are. the statement

and that is something that nelson peltz was concerned about.erms of the share price and market cap in general, i think there are so many different pressures that are at play here and one is the fact that we have to remember that there was a writers strike that rely shut down hollywood for months. you have all the questions about the future of hulu, disney and comcast are in negotiations about how much disney will have to pay to buy out the stake in hulu. so still a lot of questions looming over the company. >> okay. we'll watch and see if there is an announcement. julia, thank you. >>> coming up, growing uncertainty in the markets and around the globe. should investors be avoiding any risks and going all defensive with their portfolios? we'll get some technical support next. that time to reflect. to be like wow... what did i do to get here? (city ambient noise) right. work. you worked hard and it's time for a bank that'll work hard for you. everbank brings security and a guarantee. that you'll earn a yield in the top 5% of competitive accounts.

today there is a statue for nelson mandela outside parliament. now human rights watch, amnesty international, salim and even the harvard law school have said that israel practices apartide against the palestinian people. do you know what the anc struggle against apartide entailed? are you aware that the anc are believed to have very unfortunately, horrifically and terribly taken the live lives of children and civilians in their struggle against the apart? so, you seem absolutely content to not only compare yourself to nelson mandela, 27 years in jail for what they describe. terrorism at the time, but yet you cannot see what the vast majority of human rights organizations in the world see they look at the palestinians, when you look at un resolution 194, 11, the palestinians have the right to return home, almost million of displaced in 1948 with the foundation of the state of israel, and what we are now on the brink of is manufactured humanitarian catastrophe in gaz, there is a 23%, let me say something, i completely agree with you about the pales

nigel commentator nigel nelson.'t it sensible all to get a tax system that actually has lower rates and fewer write offs because we know from experience that that raises more money and has lower economic impact? >> yes. well, i agree with you. is it's absolutely right to try and take some of the complexities out of the tax system. that's fine . where i system. that's fine. where i don't agree with you is that we should be cutting taxes now . i should be cutting taxes now. i mean , two reasons for this. mean, two reasons for this. firstly, that i agree with jeremy hunt that inflation has got to be got under control before we actually get rid of. we start lowering taxes. i don't agree with jeremy hunt that a 5% de increase in inflation is somehow a five pee in the pound boost to the income. if we had zero inflation at the moment, that food has still got up 25% since 2019. it's still that much more expensive . five but more expensive. five but certainly get rid of the complexo ities equally , i think complexo ities equ

yes, most certainly, that is why i said we can relate, and that is why nelson mandela could say that south africa will never be considered free until palestine is free, because we lived under apart, we lived in, we were reduced, non-white south africans stayed in what the palestinians are staying in now, bantostance, when the mainstream of the country was reserved for whites only, and that's what's happening. in palestine, occupied palestine is dominated by israelis and when our people resisted, when the movements resisted, when people felt that enough is enough, the globe also, the same america, the same britain condemn the likes of nelson mandela, condemn the armed resistance, we always seen as the aggressive, but look at it today, nelson mandela is honored, he's a nobel peace prize winner. so there is, we want to say to the palestinian people that there is most certainly hope, um, they must just continue the resistance, the world is with you, and us as south africans in particular, we felt the height of racism and apart, we can relate and we are with you, and you must not compromi

, i everything. >> well, nelson, i can't everything. >> well , nelson, i can't say >> well, nelson, iwell spent. i don't know about you, but we'll have to leave it there. nelson thank you very much for your time today. now, folks, what i want is this want to talk about next is this really intriguing article that appeared the big issue appeared on the big issue website this week. now, this was anissue website this week. now, this was an issue that was highlighting another consequence of a cost of living crisis. it was discussing single people who've recently broken up with their partners, and they're being forced to continue living together for simply because they can't afford to move out . well, could think to move out. well, could think of no one better to discuss this than the psychotherapy artists from tavistock relationship . dr. from tavistock relationship. dr. marianne o'connor. dr. marianne , marianne o'connor. dr. marianne, thank you very much for your time today . can i start by time today. can i start by asking you, have we had a real insight into what this does to a person

and commentator nigel nelson.party putting the champagne on ice? >> i would think that the labour party are actually looking at the champagne, but not quite putting it, putting it in the bucket yet. there's a long way to go . there is a year. anything to go. there is a year. anything could happen in if you're putting if the labour party was a racehorse , it's worth putting a racehorse, it's worth putting a racehorse, it's worth putting a bet on them to win the next general election. but nothing is certain and i think that the results that came out of mid beds and tamworth , especially beds and tamworth, especially mid beds there was there would be a grain of hope for the tory party if the lib dems had taken the seat and shown it was a protest vote. reform obviously cause a bit of a problem in marginal constituencies , but marginal constituencies, but again not a huge one. we're making the assumption that all those reform voters in tamworth would have gone would have been conservative voters othennise wise, and the

nelson. great to have you in here in the studio with me. why do you think of china is commitment to a 2 state solution for palestine and israel is been met with such resistance from the us, which previously has supported the 2 state solution as well. where i think it actually shows china's foreign policy as always, being the same in a sense that uh, it dues weighs all international affairs. was its commitment for peace and development for the well actually for the what's going long in israel, the conflict between israel and palestine is quite devastating a moment. but you see, this is how china reacts to anything that is happening around the world child that doesn't support. take a side child that doesn't take a side whenever there is a conflict, it's always the to call for peace 1st. yeah. how do you explain the different approaches in that where you say, you know, china is calling for talks, calling for peace. and washington, meanwhile, is supporting israel as military response and even sending a carrier strike for us to the region. yeah,

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. >>> nelson peltz gets help in his fight against disney and ceo bob iger. >>> and after a whirlwind 72 hours, general motors is the lone holdout and they are paying a high price. >>> it is monday, october 30th, 2023 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. hope you had a great weekend let's check on the u.s. stock futures after the worst day for the dow in four weeks and worst day since august futures are in the green looks like the dow would open up 140 points higher. nasdaq .50% higher investors waking up with a lot to chew on for the week. 30% of the s&p 500 reporting earnings just barely a tick below last week where we should hit the earnings season by the end of the day today. names of berkshire and mcdonald's and caterpillar and apple reporting. also the bank of japan rate decision and the uk rate decision on thursday all that capped off with the october jobs report on friday. ahead of that, we are looking at the bond market. ten-year yield at 4.85%. the two-year yield above 5%. 30 30-year yield abo

nelson going. thank you so much for your time. i'm sure you're going to have a busy day here. well, mr. nelson, one vice chairman for the sean hi center of a room pack corporation and international relations here with me in the russian city of sochi. and again, this is just the opening day of the ball, the discussion club again, the anniversary 20th event for the club. and this is just the beginning. and i will be standing by here to bring you all the latest and more interviews about with the participants of this forum. very much looking forward to that r t correspondent segers down logic are thank you. the demonstration is turned violent on sunday and the iraqi capital and hundreds who came to the streets to mark the 2019 anniversary of the anti government protest flashed with police. it all unfolded, in fact, dead to rear square where local officials were for at least 86 people have been wounded with that casualty number split between security for slaves. and what they've labeled as shown is showing riders, please say rubber, bullets, tear gas, and sun for an age were used t

nelson: sÍ, muy fÁcil pero es mucho trabajo.ntables es un reto profesional. es ganador de premios grammy por sus proyectos en la industria de la mÚsica es amigo de las estrellas y cÓmplice de sus sueÑos. nelson: durante la pandemia nos tuvimos que reinventar, hicimos un especial de juan luis guerra y nos ganamos un latÍn grammy por ese proyecto. marcela: serÁ un concierto en la playa, fue precioso. nelson: siempre desde pequeÑo me dado muchos golpes pero siempre soy positivo. detrÁs de cualquier problema siempre hay una soluciÓn y una oportunidad para seguir adelante. marcela: nelson, el hecho de que sea su nombre la tiene con tanto Éxito de estados unidos crees que precisamentete ha dado la posibilidad de triunfar? nelson: creo que sÍ, y artÍculo que escribiÓ una periodista que siempre recuerdo porque me preguntÓ quÉ es lo que yo quiero hacer y yo le dije quiero regresar a miami y trabajar con la comunidad hispana, quiero tener una familia y quiero enfocarme en el mercado hispano porque estoy muy orgulloso de mis raÍces hispana

he didn't compare himself to anyone, but to nelson mandela , wait, i don't understand, but who are the this is joe joe biden. and his government, these are fascists, leftists who want to oppress the american people, increase taxes , do everything to make life as bad as possible for the american people, and at the same time enter into various wars, give a lot of money to ukraine, well, like that, but if you think donald trump stopped there, he would n't be donald trump, he's fine demonstrated, on the eve, to the whole world, how beautifully he orients himself in geo. politics and boasted about his acquaintance with prime minister viktor orbán, but something went wrong, either he was written incorrectly in the prompter, what he had to say, or it was another impromptu of his, in a word, it turned out like this, let's listen trump in direct speech. there is such a man viktor orban, anyone ever heard of him, he is probably one of the strongest leaders in the world. he is the leader of turkey, which borders russia. ot i am interested to hear now what viktor orbán will answer to this, and by

is there any chance that nelson peltz gets a board seat?e would be the biggest share shareholder, but not big enough to warrant a board stake. these things have a habit of gaining momentum. the habit of developing momentum particularly if the investor is putting forward a tangible plan for driving shareholder value. you mentioned, joumanna, the problem here is the stock is underperforming. it has performed for some time. it is incumbent on the company for shareholders to create value and reinstate dividends. >> they paused dividends back during the pandemic. that will be a big question mark for investors. let me ask you about streaming and the challenging with streaming. we have netflix earnings this week. that will be a bellwether for the sector. what are you watching out for there? >> i'm looking for more messaging around content spend going into 2024 because that's the variable cost which they have control together with marketing. they have less control over sub is de growth. the other issue is advertising in general will remain soft. th

our former president and found. of our democratic project in south africa, nelson mandela oce said that south africa cannot be considered to be free until palestine is free. now he says that because he understood that as south africans we have experience decades of apart and for that settlerlism. palestinians are experiencing the same under extremely brutal conditions, so it demands of us who can relate to an. that reality, us so can relate to settlelism and its brutality, which has also been supported by the west, remember the same americans, the same british supported the apart government. until the very end uh as they are supporting israel now. shaheed bolson concurs with the south african president, the israeli regime is intent on committing genocide against palestinians. they'll never be allowed to return to their homes ever again. uh, what the israels are actually doing is threatening mass murder, they're threatening genocide, they're threatening a palestinian holocaust, because obviously uh, expelling over million people in the time frame that they've stipulated is logistically.

nelson mandela cover wraps up uh basically uh south africa stance regarding the recent developments inne is occupied by israel. they are occupiers, they have to be treated as oc empires and of course the human rights of the people of palestine has been completely ignored over the past uh more than seven, nearly eight decades and of course she did point to the fact that it seems that uh people are not equal when it comes to enjoying human rights, so the people of palestine have not uh have been deprived actually from uh their uh rights as humans, whereas we see different countries advocating human rights now offering their full support for the occupy side for the occupiers israel. thank you very much for that, we appreciate it. that'smed talking to us from the foren ministry. thank you for that. uh, which gives us just a couple minutes time for a quick breather and we back with uh international news, i believe, unless we're going to cross on over for the scene that we're seeing to the left, which is the um a site of where um unfortunate hezbollah marters, and the funeral that's taking p

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nelson and peter are both very engaged, going out with their boots on, so to speak.e right thing to do. but just finishing up on my last thought, it's amazing how the industry evolved. i thought of it back then as reimagining the role of the public shareholder. when i was running an equity capital markets desk in the '90s the way the world worked was if you were an institutional shareholder in a public company and didn't like what was happening your only option was to sell. think about that, right. think how wrong that is. what we did was galvanized the other owners around a point of view on the company and brought world-class work product, we brought more capital, and, you know, it's really exciting to see how the industry has grown? all right. to the extent you've been part of the evolution of activism, what now? you've got this family office. is there where it's going to stay? are you going to raise outside capital? what's your plan? >> my goal is to compound capital v fun doing it and hopefully be innovative and creative doing it. >> what does that mean? >> i thi

our former president and founder of our democratic project in south africa, nelson mandela, one said that south africa cannot be considered to be free until palestine is free. now he says that because he understood that as south africans, we have experience. decades of apartate and before that settler colonialism. the palestinians are experiencing the same under extremely brutal conditions. so it demands of us, us who can relate to an apartate reality, us can relate to settler colonialism and its brutality, which has also been supported by the west. remember the same americans, the same british supported the apartted government up until the... very end uh as they are supporting israel now. shaheed bolson concurs with the south african president that the israeli regime is intent on committing genocide against palestinians. they'll never be allowed to return to their homes ever again. uh, what the israels are actually doing is threatening mass murder, they're threatening genocide, they threatening a palestinian holocaust, because obviously, expelling - for million people in the time fr

former south african president nelson mandela famously stated that we know too well our freedom without the freedom of the palestinians. this statement is enough to eject israel from africa and gallinize all the people of africa and beyond in their support for the freedom movement in palestine and particularly. gaza, tell what you think about the statement by mandela at this juncture? the statement is powerful and during expression of solidity with the people of palestine, underlines the interconnectedness of struggles and freedom around the world. um, some of my thoughts about the statement shows that there is solidarity in shared struggles. mandela's words emphasize the idea that the struggle for justice and freedom is not only confined within borders. and they reflect the belief that the fight for human right self determination is a universal cause that transcends national boundaries. um, in this sense it resonates with the idea that the struggle of the palestinian people is intimately connected with the producer global struggle for justice and human rights. mandela statement remains

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now evidence suggests nelson. covid has now become yet another bug for us to contend with once winter arrives. even the beeb is reporting it. of course they are large winter. there were estimated to be more flu deaths than covid ones in england just over 14,000, compared with 10,000. so is it time to treat covid like a cold kulveer ? kulveer? >> yes and no, mark because i think at the moment there is so much anxiety that's been built up through what we've all collectively been through that it's hard to put covid in that that bracket of a common winter cold or the cold, the flu, everything else that we've all been used to for generations . been used to for generations. and i think it's more emotional and psychological than it is almost about the actual virus. i think people find it hard to understand because we were so pummelled with information about how deadly this virus is. and it has had a psychology effect on the collective nation . so the collective nation. so i think even though the scientists are saying to

hamas rally taking place in the south african uh city of cape town, the uh grandson of the great nelson mandela was also addressing uh... gathering uh little earlier, and now we're also turning our attention to the yemeni capital sauna where you can see uh pro-palestinian demonstrators have taken to the streets as far as the eye can see. activist in political commentators joining us now on the line from the emmy capital sunna to tell us more about first of all the demonstrations that are taking place mr. welcome to the program uh give us uh give us first of all your perspective. the massive demonstrations that are taking place right now in the yemeny capital so millions of yemenes have taken today to the street not only but as well in all cities like in huda in damar in hajja and showing a full support for the palestinian resistance against the latest israeli occupation and attack and there are as an example there are a huge pressure here in san'a from yemen towards the yemen army to take a serious step to stop junicide against palestian people we all know that palestinian are well equi

nelson is good to have you join me right now. thank you. now we have, we're seeing how the belt on road summits has kicked tough you'd be doing today, and it's about top meetings have been ongoing so far. but what is your assessment of how it is going so far? well, i think it is going quite well actually, even though it is right at the beginning, but very mind this is already. that's a good uh, some of the bell to wrote. the 1st one being in 2017 . the 2nd one punch of 19. so and then we have and that makes so this is actually the 3rd the 3rd time. and i think china is now more confident in its implementation of this global initiative as well. and by looking at the participants this year, john has gathered up over a 100 countries and that president's and the leaderships or coming to beijing. so i believe this is an event that a lot of people should be expected and looking forward to amazing. yeah. well, what we talk about the, the, the belton road. it also seemed the whole world understands what the bathroom would this, but talk to us, how

donald trump's latest down right deranged comments from the campaign trail, comparing himself to nelson mandela and fantasizing about punching president biden in the face. >>> good morning, and welcome to "way too early" on this tuesday, october 24th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. hamas has released two more civilians being held hostage in gaza. two elderly women were freed yesterday. they were handed over to israeli defense forces custody, taken to the hospital, and then reunited with their families. the women's husbands who are both in their 80s are still being held captive. they were kip nped from their homes when hamas first attacked on october 7th. the military wing of hamas said they made the decision to release these two women due to humanitarian reasons. this is the second hostage release since the war began. an american mother and daughter were freed late friday. still israeli officials believe that more than 200 people remain captive in gaza. hamas, qatar, egypt, and israel have been negotiating a proposal to release a larger group of hostages in e

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, the family writing, "we are thrilled that she is hope, and we understand down 46-year-old craig nelson ross jr. after that the outcome is not what every family gets. the major break coming after a two-day-long search, when authorities tracked down 46-year-old craig nelson ross jr., after a ransom note was left at charlotte's home the intent to get money, according to the arraignment memo >> fingerprint was found that matched what was found on the ransom note. >> reporter: authorities say that critical clue was linked to a 1999 dwi, and allowed s.w.a.t. teams to move in on the suspect's camper, roughly 20 miles from where charlotte was last seen. immediately the little girl was found in a >> after some resistance, the suspect was taken into custody. and immediately, the little girl was found in a cabinet, covered she was rescued. and she knew she was being rescued. she knew that she was in safe hands. >> reporter: was the suspect known to the family? suspect the family. >> reporter: the >> it has not been determined that the suspect was known to the family >> reporter: the suspect was a

, 2020, e wca crim 1615, cleveland, 2020, e wca crim 906, nelson, 2020, e wca crim1615, and walker, 2023fied that on the defendant's anticipated release from custody, particular circumstances of the case and its gravity are such that his state of mental health and the arrangements to monitor it are likely to receive the most careful attention. of course, there can never be absolute certainty, but i am as confident as i can be that this is the case here, and i am reinforced in that belief by the opinion of professor blackwood. the defendant is as candid as he is able to be about his psychotic disorder and its symptoms. treatment will be still further established by the time of his transfer to custody, and there is every reason to suppose that he will continue to be compliant with it. conditions can be attached to any grant of a parole licence. it is likely that any community monitoring process would involve multi—agency arrangements, as professor blackwood explained. i am satisfied that proper public protection can and will be achieved in this particular case by the sentence i shall pass.

we have joins live, find a cozy is where the value montela, the grandson of nelson mandela. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's a great pleasure to have you on the show. now, as you know, we've see these a large protests in pretoria. nivia is really embassy and a show of solidarity with palestine. how wide spread is that sentiment among the public and south africa for the many assaults offered, tends to understand what it is to leave and all to patient. and for many, e as the re in south africa lived. and they're put on, you know, lives them for 350 years and predict the 60 s and i dial up updates regime. so we can probably identify and relates to what the parties begins with nothing. and this is wise. you have seen the salt offer trends on right across the landscape of our country in all cities. the big protests from cape tom to deb been drawing his back in pretoria. and we have seen the order numbers coming out and stuff for to the point has been struggling a gauze that has frequently being referred to as an open at prison, suffering from moulton day, a pause.

the 2nd son of about this story is beyond the headline world in progress. dealt with utah, scott nelson mandela. catch the site isn't the most of journey into the legacy of an open monday that's through sort, provide the exhibits and inspected displays. visits has get transported into pivotal moments of my people's lives, gaining a deeper understanding for this remarkable man. but 1st, we see how he makes this, and guy will kind of guy uses his colleagues to encourage tourism in rwanda phase, the melting pots of flavors that kenya has to offer. and then we meet the phones massage, see a hyper real mirrorless who makes his mock into his face. south africa, i'm finally said dan b and this is at re max the the sites of 14, your jail saints is for homosexuality, nigerian way to explain it to him is courageously challenging the eligibility to i press narrative in her country. and as a now many of the bbc, $100.00 women of 2020, she is fearlessly taking the stones. the one that's being, this is there is a 14 year jail sentence for being gay and nigeria, but the feeling make it well. yeah, i d

nelson way he doesn't match. nelson mandela he hasn't mandela is that he hasn't endorsed violence.cidal wife? yeah. yeah and a football team . yeah. yeah and a football team. well, he is and he is. >> well, i guess he is fighting against the apartheid towards rich . yeah. yeah. so rich people. yeah. yeah. so >> well i think people, you know, especially when the world is in such a state, people want a strong man leader , or at least a strong man leader, or at least somebody can up some a strong man leader, or at least someiand can up some a strong man leader, or at least someiand well, up some a strong man leader, or at least someiand well, i up some a strong man leader, or at least someiand well, i thinksome stairs and talk. well, i think there some truth that. there is some truth to that. although second term, although in his second term, after he may after four years away, he may not ideal person for not be the ideal person for that. but he to have that. but he seems to have convinced americans that convinced the americans that he's position than he's in a better position than i

nelson mandela, 22 u. s. law was a terrorist. so was amc and so he wants position on palestine is the same, is what it was back to then for the south africa, you run up to says the israel as an apartheid state is illegitimate. there are no chosen people. sod has not chosen any particular group of people. i'm not a chosen person, you're not a chosen person, no one is chosen. and this has to end in palestine. the 2 state solution is not enough either. what they've done in gaza has shown that they have no more legitimacy. the only solution is a is where the land of palestine as a land where, do's, christians, muslims, and others live as an equal that's, that's the only way forward and nothing else has. i think he has and his regime, they have cause more damage to the regime itself, themselves than anything from us or iran, or has or law or any other group has done. well, professor said how many were on the of the university of to around. it's been a pleasure to have you in the studio today. thanks very much for your time. thank you.

. >> i don't mind being nelson mandela, because i'm doing it for a reason. from these fascists, these lunatics that we're dealing with. howard: i think maga republicans dismiss all of this as political persecution, but interesting that he is bringing up nelson mandela. >> i don't think he really wants to be nelson mandela, i be he's benefiting from these cases because he's showing strength in how he's pushing back. and it's just amazing, we have a republican primary going on, and a lot of days it's possible to forget it's actually happening -- howard: it really is. >> -- what we're all focus focused on is this big episode of law and order -- howard: well put. all right. we've got to go. rich lowry, thanks very much. >>> still to come, chris christie on the 2024 race and why he's so far behind donald trump. ♪ ♪ so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. so many hotels... [ding] aargh! aargh! aargh! trouble boo

activist announcer nelson peltz his short-lived role as disney agitator acquiring more disney sharesouse to to an applicant others. it is expected to request multiple seats on the board including one for nelson peltz he attempted to get a seat on disney's board earlier this year after the privately rebuffed his request to become a director, he withdrew his nomination in february after disney unveiled the organization a cost-cutting plan that sent the stock up but it's been down since them in today with the news that nelson peltz is back in or ready to agitate is up 2%. a week after writers picked up the pins again the actors are back at the negotiating table with the studios. how much longer can the hollywood strike go one. billionaire haircare products turned tinsel to as a whole host of content he wants to produce. he is waiting on this. he is next on "the claman countdown". closing bell 27 minutes away, down industrial 174-point whether market much more comfortably above the flat line that they were earlier. s&p of 26, nasdaq better by 50 cents. ♪ (woman) what if my type 2 diabete

is nelson peltz the answer? tim? disney shareholder, what do you say?> i don't know, because it seems that the last catalyst that peltz was bringing on was aggressive cost-cutting and trying to get to profitability, and that was good for a rally in the disney stocks, but we're stick around the big issues around disney. i think you do get back to valuation on disney. you get back to the parks business. the trailing parks numbers are fantastic. so, the trailing parks means that disney's trading, you get the entire rest of the company for free for what the ebitda historically -- actually cheap for the parks ebitda. i don't love some of the challenges ahead of them, but the assets are worth a lot. >> you ask the question, is he the answer? i don't know, but he's not the problem. he has an interesting history of being an activist that is really in it for a long-term. >> right. >> and so, he's done that a number of times. mostly with success. occasionally not. ge is one. but -- proctor & gamble, very successful one. so, i think -- i don't think disney can loo

pellpoint chief strategist -- bellpoint chief strategist david nelson.ke that sounds insensitive, but the bomb line is that we just -- bottom line is we just had this conversation with the prior guest, this rise many yields particularly the velocity of it has really been tough for the market. >> the -- it begs the question whether will the financial system has passed the point of no return. she brought up some great points because talking about servicing our debt, we're going to reach a trillion dollars, it'll cascade further than that, then we see a disfunctional washington. and i get the two arguments that are going on in the house, but we can't have a continuing c.r. after c.r. that ends up in a giant omnibus bill, 4,000 pages long that nobody will read but everybody will pass. it screws the american people. charles: i mean, the kabooky theater, to you are your point, i've lost track, 60, 70 times we've done this. it's ironic, because with the debt ceiling was put there to enforce a sense of discipline. instead it's just another political tool more th