peter navarro was a trade advisor during trump's first term. have you. you're an ardent china hawk, you always have been. what do you make of the president's linking of tariffs to tiktok's fate? >> first of all, liz, it's great to be baa back with you after a long hiatus, let us say. feels really good to be back here in the white house. it's incredible, the team president trump has put in place, and it's this lovely coming in being at the top of the learning curve rather than at the bottom. so we've got a lot of good things going. i was the oval last night when he was asked that question and gave that answer. all i could think about, that's actually "the art of the deal" in action. tiktok's not my lane. what is my lane though is presidential memorandum that got, i think, lost in the beautiful shuffle of everything else that was going on which was truly amazing. it was the second to last thing he signed a last night before heading out to attend the balls that he was committed to. and it's this presidential memorandum that essentially is, i think

peter navarro, jeffrey clark, the people that went to the capitol to take up arms against the unitedtes government, because the president at the time lied to them, that's what happened, those are not patriots. what donald trump did last night is a disgrace to the country and constitution, and the fact that they didn't tell anybody about it let's you know that they knew what they were doing was untoward, and they wanted to do it anyway. vaughn, how in the next iteration of what some are calling trump 2.0, how can people hold this administration accountable? i do think it was not a small thing. it was not just a party. they are letting you know where their values shall and what they think and frankly the president-elect was not successful in his last election but they would have done it again. >> i think when you look at the -- symone, leading up to the last four years, people like john eastman and jeffrey clark, they have sort of been -- i guess kept at a distance to a certain degree, michael flynn as well. they have definitely remained allies and visited mar-a-lago here and there. la

he is good at this and utilizing it for a stronger base. >> we had peter navarro, who was just here, were talking trade and tariffs with him. my understanding from that conversation with peter is that basically, this 25% tariff being threatened against mexico and canada on february 1st is a negotiation, on the fentanyl front, to try to get something done on that. >> i would say fentanyl and border. >> okay, so it's a negotiation tool. >> but you cannot have a fentanyl discussion without bringing china into it. fentanyl comes from china. >> exactly. it goes through mexico to come through this other side of things. everything is this one big piece that has to be mended on all of these different levels. >> but have you ever really discussed? fentanyl is the number one killer of americans between the ages of 18 and 45. think for one moment. the ages between 18 and 45 are your most productive years. the years you reproduce. the years you serve in the military. >> i don't think is going to be to say -- >> it's a direct assault on our country. >> and i think china looks at it as such. and i

trump's once—jailed former aide peter navarro is a trade adviser. us trade rep. he played a key role in imposing tariffs on china during trump's first term. like their boss, these guys love tariffs and protecting us industry — not always to everyone's taste. and then, there are the newest faces in trump world, the cool kids — or are they the geeks? — the tech bros. elon musk and vivek ramaswamy aren'tjust running the so—called department of government efficiency, they're also from the heart of silicon valley and reflect donald trump's fresh enthusiasm for the tech sector and crypto. so, how will these very different agendas be made into one? he's notjust getting one echo chamber but actually having different views about what to do, what the impacts will be and then, he's gonna make the decision — as is rightly his decision. we know from his first administration that donald trump likes a white house full of different factions, struggling in loud disagreement. it seems that when it comes to his economic team, he's done that again — which could lead to

trump's once gelled former aide peter navarro is a trade adviser.layed a key role in imposing tariffs on trimann de wintere's first term. like their boss, these guys love tariffs and protecting us industry, not always to everyone's taste. and then there are the newest faces in trump world. the cool kids, or are they the geeks? the tech brose. elon musk and vivek ramaswamy are notjust running the support department of covenant efficiency, better from the heart of silicon valley and reflect donald trump's frech enthusiasm for the tech sector and crypto. so how are these very different agendas be made into one? in agendas be made into one? i“! automatic echo chamber but actually having different views about what to do, the impact will be and then he will make the decision as is likely his decision. the decision as is likely his decision-— the decision as is likely his decision. ~ ~' ., ., , decision. we know from his first administration - decision. we know from his first administration that - first administration that donald trump likes a white house

among those at the viewing was eastman, peter navarro, jeffrey clark, and michael flynn. >>> in atlanta, the long public goodbye to former president jimmy carter is underway. thousands of mourners waiting in line to pay respects. >> jimmy carter and his wife and the family, and the carter center, and what he has done for the community has brought life back into northeast atlanta. >> we have julie tsirkin and vaughn hillyard in place ready to go over these developments. vaughn, we will start with you in west palm beach. what do we know about this very interesting gathering at mar-a-lago last night, the who and what was going on, and then the reaction to it? >> reporter: well, the timing of all of this is i don't think coincidental. let's be clear. tomorrow is the january 6th certification process in which kamala harris will be the one overseeing the counting of donald trump's electoral college votes and her own defeat. it is also the four year anniversary of the capitol attack that led to the criminal indictment of trump and the convictions of more than 1100 individuals. last night at ma

president trump understands peter navarro will finally take it serious again.will protect our interests. thank you. >> this will be the last question. >> i lost my voice yesterday. what is one of your favorite memories of trump? >> well. favorite memory of trump. [laughter] the proudest moment of my career every six months we have to do decide it was time to decide in the called me into oval office and had the whole government called us heavy you tell these guys why iran deal. he knew why the week told him. that was my proudest moment. merry christmas. [cheering and applauding] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> of parallel economy of diversity, equity and inclusion. >> they don't belong in there. we've got to get them or fight. ♪♪ >> an amazing opportunity to be here with you and the next. i will give you five minutes, and then i will give a 90 minute talk to explains the monetary system will we have to do to make money again in america. you already know this but the fed does it, too. i wrote a book called hybrid money a year end a half ago. 42 trillion and debt and 46 trillion now. 4

people like rudy giuliani, michael flynn, jeffrey clark and peter navarro were in attendance as well. you know, on one hand, who cares what donald trump shows at mar-a-lago, except that in a few weeks he's going to be in the white house and this -- this wanders into the territory of things that the president is actually doing as president as opposed to the president-elect is doing with his friends. >> well, you know, criminals always return to the scene of the crime and they can't get over january 6 because they understand that that was the moment where their big lie exploded into full public consciousness and everybody could see where their lies were leading. they acted in the face of more than 60 federal and state court decisions repudiating every assertion of election fraud and election corruption that they were advancing about the 2020 campaign. and yet they can't leave it alone because they understand that this whole history that we are living through to this day has been warped and distorted by those lies and their attack on us. you know, at the swearing in on january 3rd of the

john eastman, rudy giuliani, peter navarro and michael flynn. trump giving each man a shout out from the stage. >> rudy's going to come out on top. it's just a question of time. >> our thanks to vaughn for that report. >>> chilling new details in how the suspect in the deadly new orleans truck ramming prepared for the attack. shamsud-din jabbar wore special glasses. >> were the glasses recovered? and did jabbar wear them? >> we believe he w wearing them throughout the evening. >> he was recording the entire time? >> we don't have a indication he he was recording, but he was wearing those glasses. >> jabbar placed two homemade bombs in the area before the new year's day attack. though neither detonated, one moved out of the way by unidentified people. today the white house says president joe biden and first lady jill biden will visit louisiana to grieve with the family as community members. >>> antony blinken has arrived in seoul meeting with south korean officials to discuss how they can, quote, strengthen efforts to promote a free, open and pro

those allies included jeffrey clark, john eastman, rudy giuliani, peter navarro, and michael flynn. trump giving each man a shoutout from the stage. >> rudy is going to come out on top. it's just a question of time. >> vaughn hillyard is joining us now. vaughn, we talked about the weather heading to washington. what if that snowstorm keeps some members of congress from making it to the chamber to vote. >> reporter: there is a minimal chance of impact. even then, there is no widespread plan among democrats to object to these results. hallie? >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. >>> in atlanta tonight, thousands of people are lining up to pay their final respects to former president jimmy carter before his national funeral service later this week. priya priya is outside the carter center. >> reporter: a line of people have filed through to pay their final respects. his final journey began saturday morning with a procession ending here. mourners i spoke with say he was a role model. >> if any of us can be a fraction of that kind of contribution to mankind, we will be very blessed. >> i think

peter navarro. here we go, dow 44,000 is back with this 528-point gain. green on the screen. that's going to do it for us. "kudlow" is >> hello folks. welcome. president trump comes out with an avalanche of executive orders and reforms on day one. he has optimism, energy confidence, unprecedented popularity persuading people. we really can be a shining city on the hill once again. the trump pump is back in the markets. we have senator ted cruz and tommy tauber vale, senator marsha blackburn on all of that and more in just a few moments. giving us a quick primer on these canadian and mexico tariffs. first on fox news, live on capitol hill. >> it is ongoing. we have a picture at the white house waiting for those folks to come out of the oval office. i was where some of these folks made their way to the white house. a short while ago. they seem to be in good spirits. this is probably a temperature check by the new president to find out if they are still on the same. he probably wants to know where they are at with that and how quickly that will get done because as of right now,

peter navarro's going to break it all down.hat's happening with china on the a.i. front. they're making big moves in a lot of areas, and we should be concerned. next. ♪ ♪ it's time to grow your business. create a website. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing... nope. ai, done, built. let's get to work. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. (traffic noises) (♪) the road to opportunity. is often the road overlooked. (♪) at enterprise mobility, we guide companies to unique solutions, from our team of mobility experts. because we believe the more ways we all have to move forward. the further we'll all go. charles: all right, so as the united states prepares to enter into the trade war with china, president xi is getting significant public relations help from an odd assortment of americans, right? there's old school conservatives and conservative economists and these kind of thinkers, and they simply hate tariffs. and then, of course, the liberal media openly rooting against the trump administration. these

economic growth and partnering with other global powers, that is the quote in as far as materials go peter navarroecutive actions all of it has been laid out in as far as a february 1 deadline that there is discussions about this but you think about it it's a blueprint for the foundation of how the tariffs will be implemented. we have comments from president trump in the next phase what will go down in writing but the official rules, that is tbd right now. maria: of course president trump put in a point in the usmca deal when you first put it together in the last administration that he would be allowed to redo it six years later in that's why he's redoing it i asked him specifically in my interview why would you redo a deal that you put together and he said because i could i put that in there specifically is a dealmaker that if i wanted to redo it i can and now he sees the issues of the day ended in fact he wants to redo it because he wants were revenue from the countries. >> things change and we have to adapt and that's effectively what he saying i love the flexibility and the dealmaking aspect b

you also had peter navarro who served four months in jail for denying the january 6th subpoena. also michael flynn. jeffrey hart, the doj official who urged other officials to put out false statements. they were there for a movie screening featuring john eastman. this comes four years after the capitol attack which led to trump's criminal indictment. i want to let you listen to bennie thompson, who was the chairman of the january 6 select committee this morning talking to our colleagues about the event that took place here in florida. >> obviously, he's trying to rewrite history. we stand by the work of the committee. obviously, the department of justice, who finally decided to move forward, brought a number of indictments and people are in jail an now this president-elect wants to call them patriots. that's so unfortunate. >> reporter: in those remarks last night, donald trump, despite winning this 2024 election and about to be sworn in just two weeks from now, continued to admonish mike pence as former vice president for not rejecting electors four years ago. donald trump cont

those acts but john eastman was joined by peter navarro, michael flynn, rudy giuliani, all inside of the ballroom down at mar-a-lago for the film presentation. donald trump spoke highly as the italian prime minister watched on. of course, all of this coming on the heels of the anniversary of the gentry sixth attack but now as we are about to be on our way from the certification of donald trump victory ahead of his inauguration on january 20th. jose? >> vaughn hillyard, barbara mcquade, thank you so much. that wraps on social media at jdbalert. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on andrea mitchell reports, the congress braves a blinding snowstorm to fulfill a constitutional mandate, to certify the election results, a peaceful transfer of power, far from the violence from trump supporters trying to stop the process four years ago. >>> also this hour, president biden is scheduled to leave washington for new orleans, where he and the first lady will meet with those affected by the bourbon street attack. >>> canada's

john eastman was indicted for those acts but john eastman was joined by peter navarro, michael flynn,giuliani, all inside of the ballroom down at mar-a-lago for the film presentation. donald trump spoke highly as the italian prime minister watched on. of course, all of this coming on the heels of the anniversary of the gentry sixth attack but now as we are about to be on our way from the certification of donald trump victory ahead of his inauguration on january 20th. jose? >> vaughn hillyard, barbara mcquade, thank you so much. that wraps on social media at jdbalert. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >

suffered their incredible patriots we had people that suffered her hue had been put in jail for q had peter navarro that suffered and far worse they have lost their fortunes and whatever text their nest egg paying it to lawyers. people have said they wouldn't have even taken a pardon. this guy went around giving everyone pardons. and the funny thing may be the scent thing is he didn't give himself a pardon -- sad thing. if you look at it it all had to do with them. >> reporter: president trump had a few more elected republicans over today we expect there could be more executive orders as far as they do in show thanks he is waiting to do while congress gets their act together. >> martha: that's another issue we will talk about in a short time period peter think you. obviously it's a big moment win the vice president gets a look at the oval office for the first time in his life. house speaker mike johnson shot this video yesterday. you will hear and watch. >> this is jd vance's first time stepping in the oval office. it's incredible. >> martha: i mean what an incredible story the life of jd vance is.

peter navarro, served four months in jail for defying the january 6th select smith's subpoena. also had michael flynn, who the january 6th select smith outlined allegations he was port of an oval office meeting before the january 6th attack, he met with donald trump and there was discussion about potentially imposing martial law as well as seizing voting machines. jeffrey clark, the department of justice official who allegedly urged other doj officials to make false claims about the 2020 election an to donald trump who been actively considering to make acting attorney general before the certification. of course, all of this is up against the anniversary. january 6th attack four years ago that led to the criminal indictments and curriculums of more than 1,100 individuals who are a part tv that mob that descended on to the capitol and notably this is coming just before tomorrow's certification proceedings in which vice president kamala harris will be the one to go before the congress and count and certify the election results that will make donald trump the next president of the

admonishing mike pence for not rejecting electors, he had the likes of jeffrey clark, rudy giuliani, and peter navarro on the grounds of mar-a-lago inside of ballroom, praising each of those men, rudy giuliani as well. there was another social media post which in all capitals, he said, quote, congress certifies our great election victory today, a big moment in history. maga! i think if i may here, there's one other social media post that was not from donald trump s specifically, chris. but instead it was the former vice president of the united states mike pence who is now residing in indiana. he just moments after vice president kamala harris formally certified the election results inside of that chamber, instead of both congressional bodies, mike pence, he posted on x, quote, the peaceful transfer of power is the hallmark of a democracy and today members of deboth parties in the house and senate, along with the vice president certified the election of our new president, vice president, without controversy or objection. i welcome the return of order and civility to these historic proceedings. those e

were also in attendance last night, including rudy giuliani, jeffrey clark, michael flynn, and peter navarro. while trump offers absolution for supporters, he promises retribution on their behalf against those who tried to hold him and his supporters accountable. in a post on truth social two days ago he once again attacked former republican congresswoman and january 6th committee member liz cheney as, quote, a war monger of low intelligence, end quote. referred to her and other members of the january 6th committee as, quote, dishonest thugs, end quote. tomorrow will be remarkable for how ordinary it will be. congress will meet to certify the results of a presidential election for the first time stins that dark day four years ago and it will be business as usual because there has been no effort to delegitimize the results of the election like four years. we will hope there will be a peaceful transfer of power it despite the person coming back to power tried to block that important democratic tradition four years ago. joining me is the democratic congresswoman stacey plaskett of the virgin is

among the guests, were other key trump's allies involved in those efforts, like rudy giuliani, peter navarro, and michael flynn. what do you take from that, with this anniversary looming tomorrow, congresswoman, that he will show that documentary last night and have among his guest those were part of it? >> you know, president-elect donald trump is still obsessed with what happened in the 2020 reelection and i myself -- and i think my colleagues -- we strongly oppose, obviously, any efforts to deny what happened that day and officer done is exactly right. when i was impeachment manager, we presented our case to the senate and at the end of our case, mitch mcconnell went down to the senate floor and he pretty much admitted that president-elect donald trump had committed these acts, but he said he would not vote to impeach or to convict because he thought the court should do it. then the courts did not act fast enough. what i think we should do is not be like president-elect donald trump and living in the past. we shall look forward, to see what president-elect donald trump and his allies say

>> i went to peter navarro yesterday. he's doing a lot of things but peter would be a leader on what is going to happen with the actual intellectual property because he taught me the idea that intellectual property is something that can't be trusted once you give it to china. i would say that i come back as putting my hat on and say, all right, nvidia has not been able to break out since june. a lot of people feel the stock is over. and then you wake up this morning and you realize that larry [ inaudible ]. >> yeah. i do wonder, deirdre has been doing reporting on this chinese large language model or a.i. chat bot and the like, deep seek which they say they have financed with a fraction of the money that they do not have access, obviously, to the high- end compute that are a.i. players do, open a.i. and on from there and yet, it's putting out numbers or performance numbers that are very similar. what is going on with that and what does that mean? nobody seems to have the answers. >> when you are as visible with nvidia as

those allies who also spoke included jeffrey clark, john eastman, rudy giuliani, peter navarro and michael flynn. trump giving each man a shout out from the stage. what they've done to rudy. but rudy's going to come out on top. it's just just a question of time. i don't. that was nbc's vaughn hillyard reporting in new york city. a controversi traffic plan went into effect today. it is now the first city in the country to have so-called congestion pricing. that means drivers have to pay a $9 toll to drive on city streets into the heart of manhahattan. that toll drops to 225 during off hours. now, city officials hope it will reduce traffic gridlock while raising money for public transit. the fight to stop the rollout continued in court until late friday, when a federal judge ruled the manhattan toll could go forward. i think it's just a tax. it's not going to alleviate any congestion. places like chicago and los angeles, which also have pretty severe traffic congestion, are watching to see what happens here in new york. the program launched without major hiccups early this morning, but offic

other election denitser were also in attendance though including peter navarro, rudy giuliani, and michael played pivotal roles in keeping trump in power. we heard a lot about them in the january 6th select committee hearings. alan dershowitz also spoke on a panel about lawfare while trump stood in the back of the room and listened. italian prime minister georgia maloney was also there, and she's seen as a potentially strong partner for trump given her conservative credentials. >>> president-elect trump will be sentenced for his 34-count felony conviction just before he's inaugurated as the 47th president. judge merchan denied the motions to dismiss the case. he will appear either in-person or virtually. the judge wrote in the order that he will not sentence trump to prison time. in response, president-elect trump blasted the judge on social media once again. additionally a spokesperson called it a violation of the supreme court's decision on presidential immunity. >>> we've got live pictures from atlanta where the late president jimmy carter is lying in repose at the carter center. six da

you peter navarro put in jail and lost their fortunes and lost their whatever their nest egg paying itey wouldn't have even taken, most of them people wouldn't have even taken a pardon. this guy went around giving everybody pardons and you know the funny thing, maybe the sad thing, is he didn't give himself a pardon, and if you look at it, it all had to do with him. liz: he didn't give himself a pardon the full interview with president trump will play at 9:00 p.m. eastern time on shawn hannity's show. when you hear president trump speak it sounds like house and senate republicans may start to end the trump administration, may start to crack open the books on what really happened. don't you think america deserves the truth once and for all like a truth and reconciliation commission to get to the answers and the bottom of what really went on with president biden. >> i think there are two things that trump says are important there. one is biden didn't pardon himself which means that the door is certainly open on investigation to the extent that the pardon represents of his family members

those allies who also spoke included jeffrey clark, john eastman, rudy giuliani, peter navarro and michaelmp giving each man a shout out from the stage. what they've done to rudy. but rudy's going to come out on top. it's just just a question of time. i don't. that was vaughn hillyard reporting. amazon is working on a documentary about melania trump. amazon prime video announced today that it's licensing a documentary film about the incoming first lady. jeff bezos is the founder and executive chairman of amazon, and today's announcement comes after bezos said that he plans to donate $1 million to the inaugural fund of president elect trump. bezos also met with trump at his mar a lago club in florida after his election win over vice president kamala harris. up next, not a day to day injury. who? steve kerr with an update on warriors forward jonathan kuminga. anthony flores has details ahead in sports. and right now we're starting to see some patchy fog around the bay area. you see it there near the golden gate bridge, also near santa rosa. the latest on this. and when gusty wind z's bakery

and so for donald trump, he this weekend had john eastman, jeffrey clark, rudy giuliani, peter navarro in attendance at a ballroom in mar-a-lago where they were watching a feature film focused on john eastman, one of the lawyers indicted in part of the fake elector scheme. for donald trump, today's certification was just as important as continuing to justify his actions from four years ago. >> so he had them over. what was the intention and what does that mean for when he gets sworn into office? should we expect to see more of these characters again, vaughn? >> i think it was a note to those who are loyal to donald trump that to the extent that you continue to be useful and stand by him to the end, that you will have a place at mar-a-lago in palm beach, and these are individuals who, right, jeffrey clark, individuals who could have testified against him, provided the grand jury, a grand jury information that could have been detrimental to him. could have flipped, right, could have pled guilty down in fulton county. these individuals chose not to do that. where are they at this crucial

peter navarro was there in the ballroom saturday night.here was also michael flynn, the committee outlined in its allegations he was inside the oval office before january 6th, part of conversations about potentially seizing voting machines and imposing martial law. there was also jeffrey clark inside that ballroom with donald trump, the doj official who urged other doj officials about the 2020 election and was the man under consideration by the then president who was acting as attorney general before january 6th. rudy giuliani was in the crowd as well. rudy giuliani of course indicted as well as found liable for defamation of two election workers. donald trump merged two events, jonathan. the italian prime minister was there to meet with him in mar- a-lago and ended up sitting between donald trump and marco rubio to watch the film about john eastman and watch trump as he stood up on stage and praised the likes of those individuals at the forefront of the efforts to overturn the 2020 elections. quite a stark contrast from four years ago but

you had peter navarro put in jail. you had people that suffered and far worse than that, they've lost their fortunes. they've lost their whatever, their nest egg, paying it to lawyers and those people and people said, and they don't even they wouldn't have even taken most of those people. they wouldn't have even taken apart. this guy went around giving everybody pardons. and, you know, the funny thing, maybe the sad thing is he didn't give himself a pardon. and if you look at it, it all had to do with him. i mean, the money went to him. >> should congress investigate that? >> well, i don't know. it's you know. >> you ordered the doj. >> i've always been. look, he didn't give himself a pardon and he didn't give some other people a pardon that needed it. and i heard schiff went to him and just begged him for a pardon because schiff is a crook. schiff is a crooked guy. he's a crooked politician. he made up the story about russia, russia, russia totally made it up. you know, he's a storyteller. and then after he made it up

peter navarro is critical on china and trade.has shown an impressive ability to overlook all of that and hope for the best. the fact we have this rally leading up to monday into the inauguration, some 20 basis points. you don't see that fear in market at this point. maybe this is an event risk. we literally need to get past monday, whatever it may be, then we can be off to the races with the bond markets. jonathan: it's not bad for equities, either when it comes to trade. stocks have moved up and to the right since 2016. even with the pandemic, we are higher than we were back then. they kept these tariffs on china and the economy is doing pretty well. annmarie: what i found interesting is maybe they will use tariffs with adversaries more so than sanctions. they talk about it can be both. you might use this as a negotiating pool and for some countries it might be a blanket. jonathan: scott bessent signaling full alignment with trump, urging congress to extend 2017 tax cuts and warning expiration would mean economic crisis. we know

for example, others, sarah huckabee sanders. >> peter navarro kicked it off here. >> these orders arey incarnations, there are things here that he has said repeatedly, he's told america what many of these orders are going to be. many of them are things that speak to his core base of supporters and what they had asked for him to do but there are also instances, that we of course focused on things like mass deportations and what that might need for some families, but it is worth noting, immigration is an issue where many people say, more than half the country says they trust republicans, it was a message they sent to the democratic party, you've seen mcgrath like fetterman saying democrats need to listen, many of these executive orders will be explicitly undoing what were some of the first executive orders that biden made when he took office, which were to roll back some of the things in title 42, that was what prevented many migrants from coming into the united states in the covid era because of some of the restrictions. think many democrats i talked to said that is something they may

you had peter navarro put in jail. you had people that suffered and far worse than that, they've lost their fortunes. they've lost their whatever, their nest egg, paying it to lawyers and those people and people said, and they don't even they wouldn't have even taken most of those people. they wouldn't have even taken apart. this guy went around giving everybody pardons. and, you know, the funny thing, maybe the sad thing is he didn't give himself a pardon. i went through four years of hell by this scum that we had to deal with. i went through four years of hell. i spent millions of dollars in legal fees and i won. but i did it the hard way. it's really hard to say that they shouldn't have to go through it. also, it is very hard to say that joe biden has very bad advisers. somebody somebody advised joe biden to give pardons to everybody but him. >> a lot to unpack there. >> so joining. >> us now, white house. >> correspondent for politico. >> adam cancryn. >> adam. >> thanks for. >> waking up. >> with us. >> i guess le

. >> hey, david, yesterday we had peter navarro on and had a long conversation about these tariffs, ands and think this is the art of the negotiation to a certain extent. but if you talk to peter navarro or talk to stan druken miller who we spoke to earlier in the week, they are counting on some revenue potentially coming out of this, and those revenues are going to be pay fors to not only extend the 2017 tax cuts but perhaps enhance and offer other things. president trump made a number of promises on the campaign trail about no taxes for tips, any number of other areas that they would like to pair back the taxes americans are paying, but you've got to pay for it some way. we've been watching the higher yields in the credit marks and treasuries, and i just wonder how much of you think is the higher yields we're watching sticking inflation, how much is it concerns about our debt and deficits and where all this revenue is going to come from, what you're anticipating this year from credit markets and from the buyers of those treasuries? >> becky, look, i think you're asking the right quest

peter navarro from the next administration, even he as hawkish as he is on china without more respect business people in this country -- by the way, the people who have played by the rules are being treated as if they are trying to fund chips to the prc. it is the opposite. they have done everything the government wants and it's time for the government to come out and explain why jensen huang is doing what is wrong. he is doing the most to advance us as a country when it comes to technology. all right, musk? those two -- i am upset about this. >> [ laughter ] >> january 7th came and they are still issuing things? >> he did, jim, knocked down the quantum name a few days ago with his comments. and now you've got this microsoft blog and nvidia today announcing a quantum date in march. >> that's good. great. quantum -- i don't know. i am busy trying to figure out what jensen huang will do with quantum. i love the people at microsoft but the idea this is quantum's hour? it is easy to say it so i will say it. the problem isn't commercial. there isn't anyone who thinks the company is current

now, he did appoint hardliner peter navarro for trade, peter is no friend of china, but i was shocked. the biggest take away from my interview, we said, listen, stay tuned with china. there are things we can get out of china that would be terrific. i think that president trump is a negotiator and you don't start the negotiations by saying we're not talking to you. >> no, you invite them to the inauguration apparently. >> exactly. we make them pay a million? >> when yellen was in china they talked about tiktok, they brought it up. >> everyone talked about tiktok because they captured the hearts and minds of anyone who is 12 in this country. >> it's a real issue for them. >> you bet it is. >> i wonder what he told him. megan casilla, thank you. >> many people in the media don't have kids or are too old to understand the hold that tiktok has on people. it's almost -- it's -- it's infurial but it's doctrinare. >> that's the fear. before we head to break let's hit the bond report. a midweek rally helped give stocks release after what has been a persistent climb higher in yields. the 10 yea

the president said february 1 we're talking about it, peter na navarro said there is time that will be threat, negotiating tool or going to be put down in paper? for business communities for wall street, we need it in writing on the page from the white house. there is difference in what business groups are seeing. >> todd: you can't be predictablen this the other country knowing how to respond. next story could be story that dein foos our lifetime and ana, talking stargate. >> cheryl: stargate, props for you talking about the energy component, this issen mooingful. you have to have energy for data centers. smart money on wall street, they have been investing in data centers overseas, they power ai. you want these facilities in the united states, not other countries and you don't want china to get ahead of the united states when it comes to ai technology. they are going to try to steal it. it is 500 billion investment, called stargate, this is oracle chairman larry ellison. he appears happy. >> under construction in texas already and turning them over to sam to start training their next

i think this is something peter navarro and president-elect trump are not going -- >> it's always worth mentioning how active the chinese are when it comes to cyber espionage. i think there were some reports. what they do in a given day is the equivalent of all the other agencies around the world in one day. >> terrible. terrible for the country. >> they are very much focused on it. it's been a strategy for them for 15, 20 years ago, to steal corporate secrets and to spy as best they can in so many different ways on our government and to infiltrate our key systems as well. >> i think they picked the wrong president to elect. >> that may be true. salt typhoon being able to infiltrate so many telecommunication companies, jim. we hear about it, but the background noise -- boardrooms know about it. we talk often about the cybersecurity firms that have benefitted greatly from the actions of the chinese. >> where's crowdstrike, where aren't they in there? i don't know who they're using. i saw a piece -- >> who using, the treasury or -- >> the treasury using. >> i don't know. >> i saw a note s

look, if peter navarro got his way, yes, i speak to peter a great deal, i think it would be tough to do business because there are people in the administration who regard -- we're in a cold war with them right now that we just don't want it to be hot. >> yeah. i thought it was interesting that jensen mentioned byd there. >> yes. yes. >> that he can sell the byd. and got ahead of himself saying it's the largest ev company in the world. as of the last numbers, not quite. tesla was still ahead on evs >> we do have tencent down as a chinese military company. >> i think that that's -- that's the new world which is that we find that these companies that spy on us, companies that have any sort of technology can be used military, we're taking them out. >> yeah. although speaking of spying on us, the incoming administration i think is not going to try and shudder tiktok, and we're -- shutter tiktok, and we're waiting for the supreme court to rule. >> what did you think about the battery, ford's battery company? i think that's significant that that, too, is on the list. we don't know what the

there is a sense of vindication among the supporters here where you heard it from peter navarro on the stage. you're seeing it in the immediate actions that they have taken. then the commutations for people who did much more than that, including hurt police officers on january 6, 2021. you have seen as his address unfolded, as all the people here in this arena, their energy feeding off of each other. they will add up to this overarching sense of feeling like they were pushed off into the wilderness and they came back. >> yes, as we're watching here, where the president is going to be having a lunch with obviously members of congress, going to be there, and expected to come here. also the somewhat parade performances of marching bands. he's going to essentially review from the stand behind where casey and i are sitting, all of that. and there is a sense of vindication. this is our moment, we are back. that's the feeling in this room. there is no question about it. >> you lost, we won, and we're going to do it our way. and honestly, you know, what president biden has done today as well,

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i think what is happening is there is a debate that's going on between the peter navarros and jamiesonthere are opportunities to unleash amazing things for the united states economy and tariffs are part of it but let's do it in order that does not negatively impact the stock market and negatively impact the american people. annmarie: there's been a barrage of executive orders. did any surprising? ed: the creation of the department government efficiency, doge, taking over another agency within the executive office of the president. an agency that was created by barack obama, the u.s. department of digital services, after the field launch of health care -- failed launch of healthcare.gov. it's an agency with staff, with a budget. president by requested $35 billion for that agency in his fy 25 budget. on march 14 when have to extend government funding, republicans tkibuli plus -- can immediately plus up a budget. elon musk will have a budget and directive. increase the i.t. capabilities of all government agencies. there was a big selloff when doge was announced we would have been cuts to

but when it comes to the cast of rivals, how much is he going to potentially have to fight the peter navarro'sck's when it comes to policy? dani: it works until it doesn't. the reason we say the adult is in the room is because what we heard from trump is different than a campaigning trump, different from trump on a campaign when he said day one he will take action and slap on tariffs, the fact it has not happened quickly has pointed to this, that scott bessent is having the ear. so it works for these markets until it doesn't. annmarie: under surveillance, tesla and filling an updated version of its model y in the u.s. and europe. tv maker reporting its first annual sales declined in over a decade earlier this month. elon musk does a lot of business in china, but they are also making a lot of competition for him in other places. dani: it is so interesting that he is posting -- focusing efforts on the u.s. and europe, but doesn't show shift to focus more on u.s. and europe than china, a place where he has an ear of policymakers? he came for the inauguration. but he is in this scenario where help