p. robert general. he says the old countries of the empire should be grateful. they were able to inherit democratic institutions from the british. i'm not ashamed of our history. may not feel like it, but many of our former colonies made the complex realities of empire. i was a debt of gratitude for the inheritance. we left them. well. this comes from a drawing demand from former british and western colonies for reparations. after centuries of slave trade and imperialism, become involved the senate last week highlighted the importance of the matter, emphasizing that time has come to discuss compensation to restore justice, former indian ambassador, rajiv deborah advised the m p to take a proper history lesson to you to listen to the history and he also needs to watch his words because what you said is absolutely sure for sure. uh, let me start with what not done. uh, during the $200.00 plus he is offered to occupational senior uh fast. india was considered one of the greatest, the realizations in the way to the british came in there was considered as one of the

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tulsi gabbard, matt gaetz, p had and robert f kennedy jr.. predictions following speaker mike johnson's to suppress an ethics report on sexual misconduct and drug use allegations against gaetz who denies all of it. one former trump white house insider says while these choices may shock experts she believes these are serious proposals from trump. >> i think it is hilarious all the discourse out there about donald trump is playing chess, he's putting up a crazy nominee knowing it will fail so he can put up his second choice and the senate will have no choice but to confirm them. that is not what's happening. he knows he's drunk on power right now because he feels he was given a mandate by winning the popular vote, he has control of both chambers of commerce and doesn't have to worry about running for re- election. >> as democrats regroup and look to political policy battles ahead congresswoman says she is not ready to give up on progressive ideals. >> it's not just one election. i don't think we can just blame the candidate who had 104 days to

so robert f kennedy. net case p a heads up at the department of defense until he gathered as director of national intelligence. and i think the big question is, what kind of test to wells are we about to see between donald trump and send it republicans? so, will they fight all 4 of these controversial pix and any others, or are they going to pick their battles and confirm some um, and then go to the nominations of some of these other candidates. and so, you know, it's very likely that senate republicans may pick their battles. so some of these controversial people make it in, and then it becomes a question of whether or not they're fit to leave for all 4 of these candidates or questions of whether or not they actually have the requisite experience to lead these massive bureaucracies. and then there are questions about whether or not they would put loyalty ahead of national interest. and what does that have to wait to see who actually can make it through the the confirmation process, and then how they perform. if they actually are confirmed for the job, we do have to wait and see who a

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like to thank the alan y cole lectureship fund and the honorable joseph geraci and samuel p rossi, esquire. robert h. jackson lectureship fund for enabling us to bring this to you today. for the benefit of the non-lawyers and the audience. and i know that that small but there are some robert h. jackson served as an associate justice on the u.s. supreme court from 1941 until his death on october 9th, 1954. today, we are marking the 70th anniversary of his death, but more importantly, for our purposes today we are also marking the 80th anniversary of korematsu versus united states, which was argued over october 11th and 12th of 1944, and for which robert h. jackson wrote one of three dissenting opinions. this is one of those cases that most people feel like they have a good handle on. but the technical details are not as deeply ingrained. and you'll hear some of those today. for example, i do not recall learning the korematsu was one of a series of cases of escalating restrictions that the court heard in this time frame, and it has been such fun for me to continue my education alan morrison and i st

larry: i think robert f kennedy jr., will bring a real p p p p tone to it, he wants people to be healthieres of h hs may have given it lip service, i think about it do you think he will stop president trump from eating mcdonald's fries and burgers and milkshakes. >> that is impossible. >> that would be a tough task. >> i thought i would throw that in. you came late today, the riff i said, if you look at -- i'm going back to this. fire decide chat, with biden and trump, joe biden looked happiest he had been in 4 years. >> i said this morning is joe biden joining the america first family. larry: joe biden voted for trump i'm telling you, and kekellyanne pitched in and said jill did as well. >> i would not be surprised. there is a transformative re recolbration of the political system, all these new people are coming up big tent that president trump inspired. and jill and joe biden come on in. you want hopefully freedom, safety, fairness, opportunity for all americans. we're your people. larry:e chad wolf, back to when you did run dhs, how quickly with t tom he tom homan and. >> they can send

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and the s&p 500 also climbed into new record territory. and a passing of note. robertixon, the last known remaining soldier from the all b lack unit known as the buffalo soldiers has died, according to the new york times. the buffalo soldiers were formed after the civil war and continued until 1948, when the u.s. army was desegregated. during world war ii, corporal dixon was stationed at west point where he trained cadets to be skilled horsemen. after retiring from the military, he went into ministry. robert dixon died in albany new york in mid november. he was 103 years old. still to come, new york city removes the outdoor dining spaces that became a hallmark of the pandemic. notre dame cathedral is rebuilt five years after a devastating fire. and joe boyd pens a book on how pop has been shaped by global sounds. >> this is "pbs newshour." from the david m. rubenstein studio at weta in washington and our bureau at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> the ruling party of the country of georgia has suspended talks to join the european

robert jen. rick has drawn waves of criticism at home and abroad. even u. k. media are disapproving of the m p's. comments we spoke to academic and independent journalist, jason michael, who says britain seems to have forgotten its own past. this is deeply and bought a thing from britain to be so ignorant of its own past and that phone history, a history, to some degree, that former practice governments have been forced to acknowledge and make apology for so a can't deny the history of men to make these comments is deeply embarrassing, but from an irish perspective, considering that this history is still so recent that you know, this is a deeply heart, full comment. and i think one that the irish people buying logs and plenty of buttons, former colonies have risen above we are not going to spend the day crying a bit well, future potential. but these prime minister said, we have had a very long history of listening to invite us saying that the alter, ellen formed savings the future, but it's a funeral. but at the hopefully i'll try to say in the past. so we're not going to cry about this, but the

p. the vaccine makers, biotech and pharma in general, negative on that move to nominate robert f.ennedy to the health and human services secretary role. but moderna off 7% beyond tech, which was the partner in the covid-19 vaccine, off 3.5% viking down 6.5% large cap names, pfizer, eli lilly off 4% as well keep an eye on the health care sector vaccine makers very much a key back over to you. >> thank you very much >>> as the trump white house begins to take shape, tackling every angle of the transfer of power to his reported plans to kill the tax credit. what rfk jr.'s department of health nod means for future and pharma let's begin with semis shares are down nearly 8% after soft revenue guidance overshadowed the q4 e.p.s. beat. they are not the only one in the red. nvidia still near all time highs, trading lower 3.5%, awaiting q3 results next year. the managing director of mizuho, welcome. for those of us whose brains are fried from the past ten days, why is it down today >> so i think the quarter was in line, but the guidance modestly down, and there is some headwinds in china t

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p 2 absolutely disturbing to see those images. we want to give our director a chance to pull up the second. robert holden is a new york city councilman on "fox & friends" earlier this morning. he's making the case that these democratic governors and mayors and sanctuary cities. this is a democrat saying that they are shielding criminals and terrorists listen. >> we have to remember especially in new york city, 9/11. we didn't communicate. nypd didn't communicate with obviously federal agents. that is how the terrorists got in. we need some communications. what we are doing is shielding them. they governors, democratic governors and the mayors of the sanctuary cities are shielding criminals and terrorists. >> sandra: that is quite a warning from a democrat here in new york city. we want that dovetails into what tom homan was telling us. if you are a sanctuary city, i.c.e. is coming for people who have detainers against them. that have been filed against them don't try to stop us, because you will be breaking the law. i don't know if tom homan could actually have charges pressed against them. i thin

robert kennedy junior to head the department of health and human services. these are all nominations, requiring senate approval. the republicans will control the senate, but will all g o p senators fall in line and say yes to trump fix, or will the president elect find a way to bypass the approval process altogether? wrong data, just a moment. first, this report started in florida with the president of the legal team done the banquet hall full of the staunchest supporters. donald trump took to the stage for his 1st public speech since the election welcomed by actors sylvester's to load the president elect couldn't hide how much he's been enjoying. he's come back. you have to start my term from november 5th. okay. or november 6th, if you want november 5th, because the mark is going through the roof. enthusiasms doubled. it's doubled in the last short while. the florida gala comes this trump and he's transition team continue turnville their peaks for the next administration. another controversial figure tap to be us health secretary is for my independent presidential candidate, robert f. kennedy junior. he dropped out of the race and all goes down in doors, trump realisti

robert kennedy junior to head the department of health and human services. these are all nominations, requiring senate approval. the republicans will control the senate, but will all g o p senators fall in line and say yes to trump picks, or will the president elect find a way to bypass the approval process altogether? wrong data, just a moment. first, this report, starting in florida with the president elect the okey and done the banquet hall full of he's going to supporters. donald trump took to the stage for his 1st public speech since the election welcomed by actors, sylvester stallone, the president elect, couldn't hide how much he's been enjoying. he's come back. you have to start my term from november 5th. okay. or november 6th, if you want is november 5th, because the market is going through the roof. enthusiasms doubled its doubled in the last short while. the florida gala comes. this trump and he's transition team continue turnville their peaks for the next administration. another controversial figure tap to be us health secretary is for my independent presidential candidate, robert f. kennedy junior. he dropped out of the race in august. endorse trump. we are

p. what are we going to do about health care? my friend, robert f. kennedy jr. who has been nominated by the president talks about making america healthy again. he's right. much like the corruption in our energy world where big corporate america and the big wind and solar are getting big subsidies from the government to build big efficient energy and so, too are hospitals and pharmaceutical companies getting rich off taxpayers and getting subsidies and mandates and getting monopolies to roll right over the american people while we have alcohol resolution between usda and n.i.h. and c.d.c. and all the rules and regulations they make that's subsidize through the snap program, subsidizing sugary drinks and intusing processed food and making america unhealthy and overprescribing medicine and overvaccinated where you get 20 shots before you're 20. overmedicating people for depression. then taking away their ability to go to the doctor of their choice because you've given all the power to insurance bureaucrats to tell you what your health care looks like. you've given

s&p futures up by 16, the nasdaq indicated up by about 75. robert us on set today, and robert, you've been taking a closer look at charitable giving by some of the world's richest people. what are you find something. >> this started with that letter that you read earlier in the week from warren buffett, and that was because he was announcing that he's giving another 1.1 billion to his family foundations. he's already given away $60 billion, which according to forbes makes him the biggest giver in dollar terms of all time. and he's just getting started. his plan is to give away all of his berkshire shares to his two sons and daughter to distribute to charity. he has given away more than half of his shares since 2006. if warren buffett had never given any shares to charity, he would today be the richest man in the world worth over $335 billion. that would top elon musk by about $10 billion. by the way, if bill gates hadn't sold or given away a share of microsoft after the ipo, he would be the world's first trillion trillionaire today, worth $1.4 trill

p 502.2%. and the nasdaq 3.3% drug stocks were especially hard hit today after president elect trump vacacacacaccine skeptic roberthuman services. now let's and shift gear and look at the self-driving vehicle division of general motors has agreed to pay a fine of half a million dollars after apparently misleading safety investigators about an accident in san francisco last one of those crews vehicles cacacacacame clean about that t authorities. what it neglected to mention in its report, however, is that the vehicle then dragged the woman down the street, causing severe injuries. gm has reportedly agreed to pay the woman about 8 million dollars for troubles. but the fact they didn't tell safety authorities about that. that's a no-no. and hence that big find. in any case, cruz is expected to start offering its services via uber beginning next year. back to you. >>coming up from 4 is officially celebrating. 75 years here in the bay area. after the break. how one institution is helping us keep institution is helping us keep our stories alive. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain

robert frank. >>> meantime, nice opening rally here to start the week. a lot is headed our way, of course, not much in the way of earnings. i think 90% of the s&petting a cpi, ppi and retail sales later in the week on friday which will be key inputs for the fed in terms of the next meeting and where we stand. >> rhtig now, s&p 6,009. don't go anywhere. net ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to another hour of "skwaub" "squawk on the street" with carl quintanilla and david faber. the dow is the leader today up another 1% higher than 44k. goldman sachs, salesforce, caterpillar, those are all of the big contributors to the dow move. gold g goldman adding and financials in the lead as well as des correctionary. weakness in the chip names and nvidia is giving some back, broadcom, apple, amazon and tesla is helping with another strong gain post-election, but most of the other information technology names are a little bit weaker. remember, the bond market is closed which is why we're not showing you treasurys for this veterans day. we are 30 minutes into the trading session. here are big movers, tesla, shares coming off their best week for the per

robert kaplan, we appreciate your time, sir. >> good to see you. >> you too. >>> stock futures reacting to donald trump's electoral victory. you can see the dow futures up by about 1,270 points, the s&por, mike santoli, there's a lot to run through here. >>> the market just in general sees green lights and dry road right ahead of it for now, and it was somewhat spring loaded. i have been talking the last couple of days. the market got hedged up into the uncertainty of the election. the average stock correcting. we have the tension release, and the market is trying to execute the 2016 trump trade, once again, across the board. now, we can argue about whether the preconditions are similar or not, but right now, you see the russell 2000 futures on a one-year basis now about to overtake the nasdaq 100. the s&p is going to open at a new high as well, even if it's up 20% already year to date. now on a two-year basis, importantly, the russell 2000 is lacking the nasdaq 100 by 60 percentage points. in other words, there's a lot of catch up for small cap, for value, core cyclicals, things left behind and banks making a big move today. here you go. you can see that's a two-year version of that