pete: thank you. >> thank you so much, pete.em somewhere compound in the infield read some headlines. i don't know where you, rachel. rachel: i'm down here. we begin with this a 4-year-old boy is now recovering after being shot in the leg while playing outside. police say the boy was playing in an apartment courtyard when his father heard him scream out in pain. police have not said where the bullet may have come from and no arrests have been made. khou reporting he is the third child shot in houston in just this month. los angeles county's embattled d.a. george gascon backtracking on soft on crime policies as he faces a recall effort. critics say that these minor changes are just smoke screens for the progressives. as crime continues to soar under his watch. memos obtained by the "new york post" show gascon's office plan to form a committee to view some of his most criticized policies. and those are your headlines. pete? oh, we have a little bit more here. coming up, piers morgan will join us live. but, first, we will introduce

pete: oh, boy. one -- ♪ will: oh, no. pete: two -- [laughter] pete: three. rachel: come on, pete.ks to betty's bounces. rachel: good-bye, everybody, enjoy the football game tonight! pete: see you in day known that next weekend -- daytona next weekend. rick: enjoy the super bowl today, everybody. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. today, on the brink. vladimir putin expected to invade ukraine within days despite a saturday phone call with president biden. as the state department raises the rhetoric all weekend long. >> any american in ukraine should leave as soon as possible and in any event, in the next 24-48 hours. maria: the u.s. now deploying 3,000 troops to poland this week as a war in europe is

pete, over to you. pete: thank you, rachel.e the show rape, genocide, slave labor. american companies are entangled with communist dictators and propping up these genocide games staged by the chinese commune ifest party. and what can we do? >> stand for freedom. defund the kick today to haves. -- dictators. when yo see made in china -- >> put it down. pete: "sunday morning futures" anchor maria bartiromo is here to react a. does it surprise you at all that nbc would not allow an ad like this? maria: unfortunately not, pete. good morning to you. this is all about money, you know that. i mean, these companies are making so much money on the expectation that they can sell their wing gents or whatever they want to sell to 1.4 billion anemia china. and if you say anything against the the commune chinese party, you will have repercussions, and you will get locked out of selling to those people. so it's all about money. but i think we also have to go one step further. companies are going to do whatever they can do under the law. so th

not that i know anything about it. >> steve: on a school night, pete? really pete? there. >> steve: the pacific northwest is beautiful. >> pete: it really is. >> steve: the reason it's beautiful because it gets a lot of rain. brian. >> pete: no clouds in seattle see mount rainier beautiful landscape when you can see it. >> ainsley: bainbridge island my cousins live there. really pretty. >> pete: one of the army bases in our country fort lewis in the state of washington. salute to you out in washington state. you didn't know you are getting a shoutout but you did. >> steve: a blue state. >> ainsley: very blue state. >> pete: too blue not if you go to southeastern washington super red. that's why some want to split the state up and say let's have two different states. >> ainsley: speaking of blue states. >> pete: speaking of blue states. blue state governors are finally backing down on mask mandates in school. >> ainsley: white house giving those governors a pass on the change. but, is refusing to let virginia's republican governor off the hook for his mask mandate ba

pete: mr.d about as well. i want to go to our other border if we can, mr. president. and the idea of truckers and the trucker freedom convoy that's happening there. not just in ottawa but now on trade roots routes on the canadian border. you heard him justin from canada. what justin trudeau has said about them. characterized them as racist. as bigots. but their message has been clear from the beginning, mr. president. the list of their demands has been terminate vaccine passports. terminate vaccine mandates and stop the divisive rhetoric. they have been straightforward. they want freedom. what's your message to both the freedom convoy and justin trudeau? >> people all over the world are watching and they have respect for what they are doing. they're tired of being pushed around by incompetent people. being told what to do. being forced with the mandates. the mandates should have not happened. i'm very proud of warp speed. everybody has given us credit. nobody thought it was possible to do what

pete: very cool. that someone you want to sing the national anthem at daytona? we'll have him later on. will: you know who you want at daytona? richard petty, the king. seven-time daytona 500 winner on set. i feel like a big boy. we'll have richard childress racing. cory lajoie is driving the "fox nation" 77 car. pete: his teammate lan done. 77 car. rachel: after the show we hung out. out. they played the national anthem, at the end of the national anthem everyone around me said "let's go brandon". i looked around. somebody said, you're in florida right now? pete: true. he was leading the infinity race, 68 car. that race ended in a massive crash on the final lap. once the last lap goes, you know this will, all bets are off. all teammates are off. will: reshuffling. a lot of nascar today. ricky stenhouse, jr. will be with us. we get to the big news of the day as well here. tune into the daytona 500 on fox at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. here is the news of the day we need to get to. starting with a fox news

pete? pete: rachel, that is how putin sees it, rachel. the encroachment of nato has been his rationalization or justification. he wraps it in ridiculous rhetoric at this point. but, of course, he is saying that at this point, all -- if we have made that decision to allow them to apply to nato. if we have amid a that decision to supply them somewhat was blankets under obama but other weapons under other administrations then you either support ukraine or you don't. in this case what i'm really interested in here and i know will and joey you guys are going to break it down on the map. what is happening on the ground is a product of russia attempting to thinking it was going to be easier than it really is and as a result not putting enough forces on the field to defeat ukrainians, will many which are civilians armed? is that the reality sore it that the ukrainians are better equipped, thankfully the javelins and the stingers have been effective in blocking the russian advance. but what russia -- what ukraine is so frustrated about right now.

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that is where pete is.s and some friends as well. >> brian: pancakes and friends, you can't beat it. we are in tampa bay at mom's place. good morning, everybody. a quiet crew. is thursday. a lot of people heading up the work. it's been an amazing group. we talked a lot about tom brady. we might get to that a little bit what comes next year in tampa bay from the fans. at this hour, we want to get to the economics of florida. the policies in florida, dealing with covid in florida, and how businesses have successfully navigated it here in ways that haven't happened elsewhere. how the supply chain and a lot of things that have happened over the last year including inflation in energy prices as well. we are going to talk to some business owners and others and industries here are just a few minutes and get the pulse of the people, of people doing the heavy lifting in the economy. what are they facing down here in tampa, florida? i'm going to hit the beach when this is all done. that's one of the perks of the job.

pete pete reports of so many more. >> steve: there are reports of explosions all around the country fromast to west as well. we have been talking about the military. now let's talk about the money. this is a fox news alert. financial markets worldwide essentially are tanking right now. feeling the impact plaintiff putin's aggression. dow futures plunging as the moscow exchange suspends all stock trading because people are trying to short the stock. >> pete: while markets drop, croyle now surging above $100 a barrel for the first time since 2014. >> ainsley: here to break it all down for us what it means for you, your family, your pocketbook. the host of varney and company on stuart varney. >> good morning. >> ainsley: dow futures are down plunging. what does this mean for the american family. gaffes prices up. >> let's look at the impact of us here in america. first off gasoline prices will go up. the price of oil at $100 a barrel this morning. currently we have got about 3.50 for gallon of gas, regular across the country. i think it's going to go to $4 fairly quickly. i would not be at

joey: pete pete leg joins us from -- pete hegseth joins us from orlando, mike tobin in lviv, but firste harrigan in kyiv. >> reporter: we are hearing artillery, at least 15 artillery shells over the past several hours hitting within 2 miles of where i'm standing in the city center. you can see black smoke rising, most of them in the north and west of the city. at least one police headquarters has been hit, and oversight we saw huge explosions including an oil depot, a fuel depot, that burned orange brightly into the night. as far as the president, zelenskyy, he is complaining that the russians are attacking everything, apartments, hospitals, electricity. here's ukraine's prime minister. >> translator: they are fighting against everyone and everything alive, against kindergartenerses, against businesses, against -- [inaudible] they are using rocket artillery, missiles against entire city districts which never has and doesn't have now any military infrastructure. >> reporter: ukrainian officials say that russian fighters are now inside kharkiv. there is desperate street ballots going on

say hi to pete and ainsley and steve. >> hello, good morning. >> pete: still ahead, the u.s. the hour. i follow you on twitter. oh, my gosh, your precious dogs. everyone has to check it out on the park bench. >> oh, yes. that was the sofa. >> peter did one of those things where you make a noise. girls can do that my guys can do it. i wish he would've booked me for the usfl. i know a lot about that beat. maybe tomorrow i can come on. president biden levying sanctions on russia, when u.s. senators says they are too little, too late as rushing troops continue to push into ukraine. general kellogg will be here for the president warning america's gas price could go up because of the conflict. they were already much higher than a year ago. what can he do to bring gas prices down? plus a homeless drug addict is reunited with his sister after two years. she didn't even know he was still alive. we will talk to her about that experience and a young running for veterans will steal your heart this morning. we will introduce you to him. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-oth

i love it. >> pete: phyllis, how are you doing. >> great. >> pete: first of all, you are an army vet is overseas? >> is he. which we will talk about in a element no. first, what are you concerned about. when you think of our country today, what are you most concerned about. >> i did not vote for joe biden; however, he is our president. and i was hoping he would do a great job. but i was very disappointed to see that in the first year he has reversed so much of what president trump did. our borders are nonexistent. he has made us less energy independent. he botched the afghan withdrawal, inflation is at a high we haven't seen in decades. crime is rampant. it's just a sad world right now. a sad country. we are very weak on the world stage. so, i have a lot of concerns. i don't know which ones is my ton one there are lots of them there. >> pete: real quick. you told me your husband swatching from overseas. you had a quick message for him. give him a hello. >> hi, john, love you, can't wait to see you backs on march 1st. >> pete: pretty cool. they both work here by the way. phenomenal re

pete hegseth. >> "new york times" again. gets more latitude to share intercepted communication in final days of obama administration. it is expanded power of nsa to share globally intercepted personal communication with government 16 other intelligence agencies before applying privacy protection. >> where do this on the way out, march be on, obama administration rushed to preserve intelligence of russian election hacking in obama administration last day some, white house officials scramble to spread information about russian effort to undermine the presidential election, and about possible contacts between associates of president elect trump. cross the government i'm not done, exhibit 7, "new york times," flynn said to have talked to russia about sanctions utrump took office, where did they get information fisa court they're always monitoring the russian ambassador and so -- how do we know? maybe they are, maybe they are not. mark: they sign an order going out the door, the white house, president i assume signing the order,

pete, you and i. [inaudible]. >> pete: it was electric. it was excitement.ition that conservatives may have been knocked down but we had the right ideas. the excitement and the belief in america, which the left is completely abandoned. and so, this is an honest question. i thought about it a little bit. if you are a democrat running for the house or senate right now, what are you running on? honestly. it's a crime, covid, the schools, the border? is it fuel, inflation, curriculum? is it build back better? no one knows what that is in the infrastructure bill. you have almost nothing to stand on any don't have orange man bad, which is what they had before. so it is really tenuous. and thank you bloomberg, all we can count on is that once the republicans when the majority, he will become a republican again. that's all he does. >> he does. he totally does. michelle, to pete's point, that's exactly right here they are running on these toxic cultural issues and mandates. they are really just running against something, which is freedom, movements, et cetera. >> mic

levin." >> welcome back, pete hegseth.ral contractor had access to servers at the white house was monitoring the internet. when donald trump was president of the united states gleaning data from the internet. sharing that data aspects of it, with on outside parties, perhaps media, perhaps hillary clinton but sharing data with people he called vips, given his links to democrat party i doubt it was shared with republicans, this is something that durham is looking into. then media is basically either silent or pretending it does not advance the spy story, while they chase 15 boxes in mar-a-lago and said pe. >> my question to you. are you not disturbed by lack of interest my mitch mcconnell, john thune, john cornyn. he said, you know we want to slow biden down, and work out bipartisan deals. does he understand that is going on here i'm serious about this. i fear for this country even if we take the senate, the house understands, what do they do? >> i agree, house seems to understand, i believe the house will pursue this. i thi

pete najarian. you sold microsoft calls, right?ah, i did i'd hold on to the stock position, scott, but i trade around it all of the time with the options and with microsoft it's got ups and downs and i'm happy to trade the options themselves and that's exactly what i did, and i'm out of the position, now. scott, i want to mention one thing. you were talking about kohl's when we came back on we see option paper and not necessarily today. we have been seeing that for quite some time in there i think the disappointment that people have in kohl's and why we're seeing so much option activity over the last month since the stock was 49 all of the way up to where it is right now is they're being looking back and saying, you know what here's our value we've hit 78 on multiple occasions and people are expecting to see kohl's at some point and maybe something does happen, but i think they'll have to push that level up from where it was and where that a original bidding was, and i think that's why we're seeing so much option activity over the

>> pete. oh, you know what? pete's mike is having a problem. if you can read lips you're in luck, but otherwise we'll go to kevin o'leary whose mike actually works kevin, same question to you. you've been feeling good because you actually added to your etf and the tech giant's etf that you've got >> yes ogig because it reflects the overall tech space a lot of volatility, but looking at the paypal situation versus alphabet and google, you still have to take into account executional excellence this is a case in paypal's situation where they've reset the second quarter in a row and they're getting punished very badly for it the whole idea of resetting quarters is to throw everything including the kitchen sink in and then start to perform again. when you reset twice in a row like they've done here you go into the institutional penalty box. these guys aren't coming out any time soon. they'll be in multiple quarters and they'll be badly punished so the pain isn't over, but that's the nature of tech and when you can grow and you can show that you can

pete, what do you say? >> that's a tough question because we're just starting into this earnings season and we're already looking ahead. when you look at the majors in terms of who's reported so far from the tech industry, we've heard pretty much great earnings from the megacap names microsoft, that was outstanding. look at apple. i thought that was great i thought amazon's today were fantastic. obviously, meta, not so much i think they've lost their focus and i think that's really part of what we are seeing as far as the technology front but it looks like people are willing to dip their toe back in once again at least for now we'll see how long that lasts. we know there's volatility we know we have invcredible volumes in the market. so i think there are a lot of positives now and obviously with that jobs report, that did give a little spike to a will the of different areas. not just technology, but look at the financials today having a great day as well up well over 1%. so i think there's a lot to read thr

people who get it. >>> let's do unusual, pete, what do you have?g to start with tesla. a couple weeks ago a 29,000 lot was bought again, today 29,000 of the march 4th expiring 900 calls bought again same traders out there they paid about $3.50 up to about 8 for the calls. short timeframe, but this is a stock that looks like it can make a move like that quickly. second oneis amd same thing march 4th expiration that's friday. so watching this one, we're also seeing 16,000 of the march 4th expiring 128 calls here. $0.77 up to $1 is what they're paying i'm in both these trades the tesla trades are working i have to decide if i take it off now or wait until the end of the week >> all right you give us an update when you make that decision >>> final trades after thisj■y■ check out this vrbo. oh man. ♪♪ come on. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ trading isn't just a hobby. it's your future. so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim® is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. wi

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[laughter] >> pete: will is on it. >> will: i intend to ensure that is the case. >> pete: first one toin the stands. >> carley: i don't think there will be many masks. pete, i was looking at the menu, best burger on the beach, half pound burger, shrimp po boy sandwich, barbecue pulled pork sandwich, what are we going with first here? >> pete: carley, it is not a breakfast joint, they opened for us early, whoever came this early, what they said, here at the beach, we don't get up early, that is a problem for "fox and friends," that is what we do. that is why they are quiet, they are not used to being out. we will talk about the race, we have a few things going on in our country and the world we'll ask the folks about. >> rachel: we will be with the pit crew, they will give us tips, there is a lot going on. >> pete: we'll do a contest, how fast the crew can change a tire. the mclemore brothers are here. we'll be eating well. i got in a nascar race car couple days ago and drove around the daytona 500 track, it was absolutely mortifying and you will see it in a package. so much fun, what t

we'll have more of pete's exclusive interview coming up.nterview coming up. >>> welcome to "meet the press daily." i'm chuck todd, the u.s. has put itself on firmer war footing as ukraine and our nato allies brace for this possible russian invasion of ukraine. the pentagon announced it's deploying thousands of troop to eastern europe, repositioning thousands of troops already in the region as well. here's where the new deployments are going, romania, poland, germany. include a mounted cavalry and brigade teams. in total, it adds up to 3,000 soldiers. this is in addition to the 8500 troops placed on alert to deploy. this is in addition to nato troop already there. this morning, pentagon secretary-general john kirby addressed it. >> i want to be clear about something, these are not permanent moves. they are moves designed to respond to the current security environment. moreover, these forces are not going to fight in ukraine. they're going to ensure the robust defense of our nato allies. >> the movement of american troops coincides with russi

pay for play pete certainly one of them.who also wants joe's job. but who could that be? we don't know anybody in washington who would want the sabotage their friend, right? joining me now "fox & friends" co-host ainsley earhart. ainsley, this has kamala's fingerprints all over it. >> ainsley: wait a minute, jesse, i didn't think they were rivals. they denied that they're patting themselves on the back and shaking hands and being friends and hugging. who knows it could be hillary clinton, too. because we have so many women in the field that want to run maybe against pete buttigieg or take over for joe biden. there is hillary clinton, there is klobuchar, there is kamala harris, pete buttigieg wants the position possibly in 2024 or 2028. why didn't this come out when he was running against all these other democrats? but, let me tell you what this is all about because it gets really convoluted if you read the daily mail's article. they have explosive charges. and, if this is true it could be extremely problematic and very serio

pete buttigieg is also corrupt.w reporting in the daily mail pete buttigieg excepted $250,000 in gifts from mayoral campaign donors when he was "running" south bend. mayor pete then awarded those donors with $33 million in city contracts. wow! that's kind of old-school corruption! where's the doj? right. josh boswell is a senior reporter a dailymail.com which is trying to keep this man honest. thanks so much for coming on. this is such an old-fashioned example. he's taking cash and then handing out contracts? >> yeah. it's -- i mean it's not sort of a direct one to one like that but the pattern is pretty clear here. you've got 23 companies who are donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to his mayoral campaign, his dnc campaign, and even some to the presidential campaign. and then those same companies are awarded these big multimillion dollar, in some cases, contracts and the city of south bend. the city told me look, pete didn't have anything to do with awarding those contracts at the time. he's the mayor and it'

pete, thank you.ves from our investment committee coming up their latest buys and sells. we have them from kari, from u ve tl farr and rob sechin. yohao hear the names they're either buying or selling. we'll go through those next. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >> let's go through some more investment committee moves kari, i'll start with you first. ldos, you sold it. why? >> well, it's a cheap stock, but it's a defensive government contractor that part of the market has not been acting well we thought we could use the cash and deploy it in other ways as we did when we sold some fisher, and it adds to the cash position and so we just think we can find better places. >> michael farr, you bought paypal speaking of stocks that have gotten hammer said because of that very fac

>> pete: i think this is a reckoning moment, ashley, great point. as they should be, for service and willingness to sacrifice and paying the ultimate sacrifice. in new york cityats this moment with crime spikeing and violence spikeing and car jackings spikeing and cops being shot at and killed at record pace, these funerals back-to-back last week with jason rivera, today at 10:00 with wilbert mora, are a reckoning, a wake-up call for so many new yorkers issue mrit cat leader necessary this city who have for too long pedalled policies that are soft on crime and not had the backs of cops. you might have one act ris that has a very small world view and is inconvenienced by traffic, that doesn't represent the vast majority of people who feel this nonsense will be over and we'll stand by police, give them everything they need. it starts with mayor eric adams, he will be here today, the question is what happen necessary weeks and months to come. >> todd: it was a beautiful turn out last week, xeblth the same today. thank you. >> ashley: tom cotton placing

>> pete: you are right, steve.e know a lot more today about what the russian military plans to do yesterday a lot of arrows pointing of speculation, north, east, south. it's becoming a lot clearer today and break it all down right now. first of all, these are the airstrikes that's happened other the last two nights. when you are looking at these airstrikes it, doesn't give you great sense of exactly where ground troops would be going. across the country. many shock and awe. this is taking out communications, air defense assets of the ukrainian military assets. demoralization is what they are attempting to do and ground ukraine's ability to control the skies. surface to air is dangerous to russian jets as we have seen. other defense capabilities, dangerous to russian helicopters. russia believes in order to be successful they need to control the skies. and much of these preparatory attacks were meant to do just that but it doesn't tell you a whole lot about where the ground assault will happen. which is what we did

you could call him a self-made man, but pete would disagree. different parents, different peers, different skin color, been raised here on chicago's west side, he most certainly would not be the multi-millionaire he is today. >> this country was built on the notion no matter where you come from you can become successful and wealthy. that just factually is not true. >> reporter: is college a dream of yours? >> yes, a big dream of mine. do you have the money for this? to pete's point, this school full of kids with big dreams... nothing? ...bridled by harsh realities. >> you can't let that stop hope. >> reporter: meet armani barber. >> reporter: meet armani barber. >> i was thinking about being a lawyer. >> reporter: armani is a junior, near the top of her class. she knows she can make it through college, but doesn't know how she'd pay for any of it. enter pete kadens, who, along with former chicago public school c.e.o. janice jackson, hopes to fight inequity with a mammoth initiative called "hope chicago." >> there's never been anything of this s

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>> live nation. >> pete?ow. >>> melissa, thanks. welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly evans. standing by for president biden who's now expected to address the nation in about 30 minutes' time, and issue new sanctions against russia in coordination with the g7 members he spoke with this morning. we'll bring you the speech soon as it begins a check on the market meantime quirky picture for stocks. dow negative, s&p, though, d

pete hegseth let's get to this before i let you go. white house national security advisor jake sullivan warns russia is ready to invade ukraine possibly any day. how do they know? they have 70 to 80% of the assets in place for a full invasion. president biden is suggesting that vladimir putin cannot be reasoned with. watch. >> we are in the window. any day now russia could take military action against ukraine, a couple weeks from now or russia could choose to take the diplomatic path instead. >> anything putin is looking for, sir? >> president biden: i think things he cannot get. >> harris: the u.s. military determined if russia invades it could seize the ukraine capital within 72 hours and leave 50,000 civilians wounded. you served, you've been to some of the toughest places in the world. is it alarmist to you or what do you think? >> clearly vladimir putin has ambitions to reestablish some orbit of the former soviet union. no doubt about that. i don't have any confidence in jake sullivan or joe biden the architects of the afghanistan

what will the doj do if anything, and joining me now is nbc news justice correspondent, pete williams, and the hill correspondent, leon caldwell, and josh dossy and former obama white house press secretary, robert gibbs. we're wondering what will be happening at doj given the request by the national archives? what can you tell us? >> i think it's just too soon to tell. there doesn't seem to be a high level of concern about this at this point. it's clear that archives did ask justice for the reviews on this and they said have your inspector general look at it and that has been done and there's some kind of referral to justice, but it's a long way from saying there's going to be an investigation or the investigation would lead to anything. it seems especially difficult to think this would be an investigation of donald trump because it's unlikely he was the one that loaded up all the boxes from the white house. presidents don't usually do the moving chores when it comes to leaving the white house. for all those reasons, katy, i think at this point it doesn't seem like it's going to lead

it was pete buttigieg of mckenzie and ko.blem with the roads in the bridges is they are racist. here he was in november. >> i am surprised some people were surprised when i pointed to the fact that if the highway was built for the purpose of dividing a white and a black neighborhood or if an underpass was constructed such that a bus carrying mostly black and puerto rican kids to a beach or that would've been in new york was designed to go for it to pass by, it obviously reflects racism that went into those design choices. >> tucker: racist bridges. we wanted to hear more from pete buttigieg. he is the transportation secretary. he is breastfeeding stay semigood and join us. he wanted to know what his record on infrastructure was as mayor of south bend. it turns out buttigieg doesn't have a very good track record. the keystone traffic initiative. he reportedly led to the death of an 11-year-old boy. the initiative deactivated in nonessential traffic light and the boy was struck by a truck. host of "the burning truth" in south b

i think pete is 100% right.send your kids to a public school or woke private school, you will spend your time fighting school board or deprogramming your kids at dinner every night. find a school that fits your values. your kids are worth it. >> sean: i don't think i will look at pizza at same way again. that's stuck in my head. more "hannity" straight ahead. stay with us. (girls giggling) ♪ (fun music) ♪ the comfortmat from weathertech offers support where you need it. mom's gonna love this! grandma's gonna love it! (girls giggling) comfortmat provides anti-fatigue cushioning while you're standing. and won't slip against your floors or under your feet. perfect throughout the home, or on the job. the weathertech comfortmat comes in three colors and finishes. (girls giggling) mmmm... it's so good! order your american made comfortmat i recommend nature made vitamins, at weathertech.com. because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp, an independent organization that sets strict quality an

we want to bring in nbc's justice correspondent pete williams. pete, this is a name not unfamiliar to people who have been watching this process over the last few weeks. >> right. she's been a federal appeals court judge in washington for the last eight months. confirmed to that post with three republican votes. before that she was a federal trial judge here for eight years and she served on the federal commission that recommends sentences in criminal cases. she knows her way around the supreme court because she was a law clerk for stephen breyer. that's the man she's been nominated to replace. she's a native of washington, d.c. but she grew up in miami. she's a graduate of harvard and harvard law. at age 51, she would be the second youngest supreme court justice. amy coney barrett is the youngest who turned 50 last year and judge jackson is distantly related to the former house speaker. >> we will see her here. she will be accompanying the president in a few moments. she will, as we are told, speak also. the president is about to make his appear

mayor pete: the point of transportation is to connect.also know that sometimes transportation assets have a history of dividing. literally the expression wrong side of the tracks, right, tells us something about how a physical piece of transportation infrastructure has sometimes been socioeconomic or racial dividing line. and sometimes that has happened in very specific and intentional ways. if a discriminatory housing policy or hiring policy is changed, that takes effect immediately. but when you have the legacy of a decision that was made even if it was generations ago when it comes to physical infrastructure, neighborhoods and families a communities live with that for 100 years and more. we have a responsibility to use federal dollars, to reconnect, especially in places where the same federal dollars were used to divide before. and so many of you have, i know, on the top of your mind right now specific examples of where federally funded transportation assets did cut off one neighborhood from another or literally remove a neighborhood.

he picked pete buttigieg, first of some time.t deterred by his total demonstrated inability to deal with infrastructure. he has a new plan. he has just announced that he's going to ensure that no one in this country ever again dies in a traffic accident. watch. >> another thing that it's going to take in order to change the trajectory of roadway safety in this country is a single, emphasis shared goal. and today we commit that our goal is this. zero. our goal zero deaths. a country where one day, nobody has to say goodbye to a loved one because of a traffic crash. >> tucker: why stop there? why not just eliminate death itself? it is sad when people die. if you worked at mckinsey you would think the guy could figure out how to human suffering and death. there's no reason life should end, and if your god, and clearly pete buttigieg is, or considers himself to be, why not do that? i'm sure that goal is coming. but in the meantime, he has a very specific plan to a limited all traffic deaths, and that's putting a lot more robot cops o

to sort of echo pete, nvidia traded down to the january 27th low. that's coming off an all-time high a few months ago, 346 and the amd intraday move then the announcement of a stock buyback. >> here's the question i have tonight and i asked this same question on halftime report, but i think the market rally into the close is more sort of you know, credence or weight to this notion that maybe we've seen a bottom in technology maybe we've seen the worst of it did we, tim? >> i think we were oversold. we've talked about investor sentiment. we've talked about some things though yesterday the technical picture didn't repair itself today. and it was nice to see a close on the high after a day where we closed on the lows, but theoretically, again, i think it's a lot easier to own, especially in a world where there are geopolitics and while megacap tech companies have inflationary exposures certainly on labor side, but not related to oil and gas per se directly, and to the extent these are businesses boom ing in this country. businesses that haven't been al

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pete williams is back with us. bring us up to speed, pete. >> reporter: okay.ed against president trump and others alleging that the people in his orbit and he himself set in motion the factors that ended up resulting in the january 6 riot by continuing to claim that the election was stolen. the judge's ruling today applies a lawsuit filed by democratic members of congress. the original plaintiff is bennie thompson but after becoming the chairman of the january 6 committee he took himself off and now filed by other democratic members of congress and the judge is not dismissing the lawsuit against the president in total. some counts against the president have been dismissed but not a negligence claim or a civil rights claim or violating the anti-bias laws or aiding and abetting an assault. however, the judge also dismissed claims in this same lawsuit entirely against donald trump jr., against rudy giuliani and against the oath keepers so the lawsuit against the president lives on in a somewhat diminished fashion. this was the first big hurdle for the people that

that's what makes it so harrowing. >> martha: yeah, you know what, pete?hed vladimir putin and up xi of china. they released a huge statement saying that they wanted to do exactly what year talking about in terms of east versus west, power changing in this power setup that governs the world post world war ii. if you're right, we're about to see the first kinetic phase of that it's a scary development. may be where we're headed. mark penn, let's bring you in quickly. the president just took off for camp david for the weekend. puts him in close proximity to be on call obviously for all of this. he faces very difficult polling numbers at this point. what do you think that should be kept in mind as he looks at the job that he's be been doing and the situation we're in now. >> this is another test of presidential leadership. if russia acts and we're putting sanctions on after the fact that will be seen as basically a joke and i think another notch down in the notion that they wouldn't have moved if the president wasn't weak and if the president can fore stall t

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joining me now co-host of "fox & friends weekend" pete hegseth. all right. pete.fficially dead. that doesn't fly here now. but they are confused because the media wants more. wants war. they like war. they think they can be tough. fantasizing and fetishi zemplet. i have never seen the media so confused on what to say, you? >> pete: no, i haven't. they want to talk about the war, you are right. they do fetishize it don't have to cover the domestic side of joe biden's presidency not to mention afghanistan. and when you look ultimately -- i'm a simple guy on stuff like this. you laid it out in 2014 that was obama, that was crimea. now it's 2022 and now it's eastern ukraine and that is biden. it was 2018 and 2017 when donald trump said you shouldn't do this whole nord stream 2 thing. not a good idea that you would be dependent on russian oil vladimir putin is going to use that as leverage and they go ahead and kill the keystone xl pipeline and approved the very pipeline that makes europe more vulnerable. here is the reality. the vladimir putin lives rent-free in the m

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pete is right. there are republican senators who are saying that they are open to meeting with justice jackson, talking with her about her potential nomination or her potential confirmation as we move forward. there's three specific people we're looking for on the republican side of this. when white house officials spoke with members this morning, the white house officials said they still feel like they can make this a bipartisan confirmation. so just in the last few minutes we're hearing from some of the people on the republican side of this who had previously voted to confirm her just in the lavt year or so when her nomination to the d.c. court came up. specifically i'm talking about senator lisa murkowski here, not telegraphing how she might vote here but making clear that we now know what she voted for in the past doesn't mean that this is how she's going to vote now. she says i've been clear that previously voting to confirm an individual to a lower court does not signal how i will vote for a s

due to their, shad paused but both a foreign ministers at the is ready for a minister ya, pete. we seen that in the report and on and in about book, you know, they had a very cordial meeting. was a very friendly and warm and meeting. they also talked about their differences and mainly, ah, israel concerns when he comes to the are nuclear talks in vienna that are ongoing debt. but the german foreign minister also used the occasion to criticize israel settlement policies and also, you know, said there's a need to keep the 2 state solution life. so some continuity, but she also said her own agenda to raise an issue that for you, she don't hear so much. on these occasions, the climate crisis, skyrocketing prices are squeezing the budgets and purchasing power of millions of people in turkey. inflation soar to nearly 50 percent last month. contrary to mainstream economic wisdom, president righteous tire our to want has been demanding that the central bank maintain low interest rates. ah, we can't pay the bills anymore. the sign says 15 people in the east humble district of chic touch