>> raymond: that's someone else. cojones, laura, nancy pelosi was asked about her feud about the bidens, and offered up her own word of the day from the first lady joe biden has spoken out saying she was patch that up have you spoken to him? >> i certainly hope so. no, i haven't, but the fact is we're all on a mission for the american people. my whole passion about being in politics is for the children. so what is it that we are doing for the children? i think that it would have been important for the children to not have donald trump be president of the united states. >> laura, you remember that refrain from the radio show. used to play it all the time. >> for the children that we haven't aborted, you know, for the children -- always for the children except the children that got locked out of their schools during covid. for the children who got proselytized to in the classroom by the leftist. they always hide behind the children. >> raymond: but we can't apologize to the bidens to show the children what forgiveness

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all right, raymond.understand im maj is k and the anti-trump vaccinate what she is in again. >> madonna wrote on x i thought this country was built by europeans escaping the rule of a king. currently we have a president who calls himself our king. if this is a joke, i'm not laughing. now, laura, this is from a woman who calls herself madonna. she is no virgin and no one calls her blessed. check if this is actually still the artist formerly known asthma donna. what has happened. is she running a library now? she posted this -- well, that's not the image. the image she posted with the x post. she looks like a librarian or something. very odd. she went from can a badge patch kid to librarian so i guess we should just take it. >> laura: i don't even understand what she has done to herself. she is an attractive person i don't agree with anything she says or does. she was always an attractive person. and i don't understand what happened to her. she looks good there. >> raymond: this is a reaction to a white ho

we turn to raymond arroyo.ll right, you told us last week that kamala harris got an agent, gone hollywood and collecting awards. >> raymond: not exactly a golden globe, give her time. instead kamala harris accepted chairman's award at the naacp image awards. did she win it for her image? i'm not sure. she offered first public speech since losing the white house. word of the day is do and done. >> some see the flames on our horizons, the rising waters in our cities, the shadows gathering over our democracy and ask, what do we do now? but we know exactly what to do. because we have done it before. and we will do it again. >> laura: now, what? >> raymond: does that mean they are going to vote against her again? they have done it before, do it again. okay. i'm sure donald trump is smiling ear to ear listening to that. see the repetition, circle, none of it makes sense. >> laura: before she took home that participation trophy, is that what we're calling it? she could not resist hitting trump and hitting musk. >> whi

raymond arroyo h has answers.m g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on your phone. what if you're heading low at night? [phone beeps] wow, it can alert you?! and you can even track your goals. manage your diabetes with confidence with dexcom g7. the most accurate cgm. ♪ learn more at dexcom.com >> laura: time for "seen and unseen" where we reveal the stories behind the headlines for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, it's a curious word that keeps popping up this week no matter where you turn. >> it's not a pretty word. >> for whatever reason we are becoming crasser and crasser. i hate it when people yell in public the f word or speak on the phone loudly and they are cursing. it normalizes moronic communication and it dumbs everybody down. use better words. that said, this was democratic congressman robert garcia today. >> in the l

>> raymond: it's so low, laura. >> this is where we are right now?veals and i know people talk like this and we have podcasts that are unhibitted. but we as a culture, we should do better for our children and we certainly should show a more expansive vocabulary than in the familiar curse words of the day. >> laura: back to garcia though when they put that picture of elon musk up in the white tie, i mean musk looked great in that picture. if you are elon musk, okay. show that all -- he looked fantastic in that photo. why -- such a dumb move. so stupid. >> raymond: this is congress. you know, this is congress. we can do better than this. real argument. in anderson cooper's defense he and his producers at least felt contrition over his d-move. >> i want to apologize i was rude to you and i never. >> are you kidding? i grew up with seven brothers and sisters i'm a sununu. >> no, no. i apologize. i don't know why i said that i really do. >> we are all friends. >> laura: time to de-lete it. >> president declassified all the government files related to the

that's my personal preference, raymond. >> raymond: let's move to hollywood where it looks like the oscaros sophia gascon, the first biological man nominated for best actress at the oscars is going up in flames. gascon was the odds on favorite to win for playing a drug dealer who gets a sex change operation with songs. >> raymond: but the nomination went south, laura. >> laura: so stupid. >> raymond: real fast. >> laura: turns out the actor has posted like these controversial comments about i mean what was it on x calling george floyd a drug addict swindler, trashing islam oh, wait, then he gets in real trouble if you criticize islamists. that's the real crime. >> yeah. the an tore deleted that account and went on cnn to try salvage the oscar nomination. the actor is saying here, laura, i believe that i have been judged, condemned and sacrificed and crucified and stoned without a trial and option to defend myself. translation demi moore has nothing to worry about. she will probably get best actress, laura. >> laura: as she should by the way. as she should. just phenomenal. i read where ne

we will have more from behind the scenes later on in the show with raymond.nt trump back at it again with another big action president trump tariffs to protect american industry. >> this is the beginning of making america rich again. putting on a 25% tariff without exception on all aluminum and all steel and it's going to mean a lot of businesses are going to be opening into the united states. but we will be talking about other subjects like cars. we'll be talking about drugs and pharmaceuticals. we'll be discussing chips. and we're going to be doing some other things in addition to that all which are bring in a lot of jobs into our country joining us ned ryun. if anyone thought he wasn't serious about tariffs he brought that concern. what is going to mean going forward? >> well, i was encouraged to hear him talk about terrorists in regard to pharmaceuticals and chips which i believe are national security issues. this isn't a mystery, laura, he made it clear on the campaign that he was going to use tariffs to protect and build our manufacturing base and i thi

and for that we turn to raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. all right. raymond. it can.is like a dream come true? because i understand math is back, and the anti-trump racket is what she's into again. >> yeah. madonna wrote on x. laura, i thought. >> this country. >> was built by europeans escaping, living. >> under. >> the rule of a king. >> currently we. >> have a president who calls himself our king. if this is a joke, i'm not laughing. now, laura, this is from a woman who calls herself madonna. she's no virgin and no one calls her blessed. and can we run a check to see if this. is actually still. the artist formerly known as madonna? what has happened? is she running a library? now, she posted this. well, that's not the image, but the image she posted with the x post. she looks like she's a librarian or something. very odd. she went from cabbage patch kid to librarian, but i guess we should just take it. >> okay. i don't even understand what she's done to her. i mean, she's an attractive person. i don't agree with anything. she. you know, she says or does, but she wa

>> laura: raymond.o be a steward on that thing. >> laura: on certain airlines you don't get a pillow. you don't get extra for air and a little extra if you want to breathe. you have to pay another $25 surcharge. all right, raymond. awesome stuff. always great to have you on. that's it for us tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. thank you for watching. we'll have special behind-the-scenes looks on gitmo on instagram. jess -- jesse watters takes it next. >> welcome to "jes

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we turned to fox news contributor a raymond arroyo appear to all right, raymond must we talk about theic was secondary to the costume. when a woman was not nominated to, his wife, stole the show by showing everything, it is over. there were reports she could face jail time for indecency, laura. i know that is something you would support, but the entire grammys was an exercise of the public indecency, laura. did you see those barely outfits? i wasn't sure if grammies are only -- convention so much side for life boob, but his wife just completed what these people were promising all night long basically all of the striptease with side dancers. so it is kind of sad to see, but i am glad will smith's son found a place to lay his head. >> laura: raymond, i love all of these women who are dressed with fortification of the culture and i said it 20 years ago in my book, point book, fortification of the culture and they get what they want but the men are dressed the same as they were basically in 1985. they look exactly the same. but the women now objectify themselves. so i guess that is okay. t

okay, raymond. >> final wish. >> that's one i won't be watching. >> now, what's your last wish? >> since. >> since this is all about love, laura, i wish the penfield central district school board would show a little more love to the people who pay their salaries. the parents of the kids in their school. on tuesday, parents packed a school board meeting to complain about a book displayed at an elementary school elementary school library called the rainbow parade. the book reads, everyone is wearing whatever makes them feel most like themselves, even if that means wearing hardly anything at all. when parents tried to object, they were shut down. watch. >> excuse me. that's not. that is not how you object. so if you cannot again follow by what we have asked you to do, we will ask for you all to. we will ask those people who cannot do that to be removed. we are we are here at our board meeting, right, conducting our business. we are going to go into a recess. can i have a motion? so moved. thank you. we

raymond in new york, republican line, your next. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to know is term limits a possibility in this country? it seems like people are in office too long. there should be an age requirement for congress and the senate. just my question. host: which you want to see those within your party be term limited as well? caller: everybody, yes. host: why is that? caller: i feel like they been in office for so long. they always bicker and back-and-forth. politicians, that is what they do. it seems like they are in office too long. host: that is raymond in new york. gallup taking a look at issues of the republican party. here's a question they asked, saying if you had to choose, would you rather see the republican party become more conservative, stay the same, or become more moderate? conservative republicans as they identify themselves, 38% say they want to see the marty become more conservative, 45% say they want the party to be the same, 16% saying the party should become more moderate. amongst moderate republicans, 10% of those saying they

and for that we turn to raymond arroyo, fox news contributor.ll right, raymond, you're in new orleans. of course, super bowl mania. everyone's going nuts. everyone's having parties. nothing new for new orleans, really. but history is beginning to play out. yeah. >> well. >> as you know. >> president trump. >> is. going to be. >> the first. >> sitting president to ever attend a super bowl game. and taylor swift is likely to be here to support her boyfriend travis kelce. but she probably won't be joined by her bestie blake lively. laura, after being referenced in that justin baldoni lawsuit against lively, swift has now said she wants to stay uninvolved in the lawsuit. interesting. >> what's their connection again? refresh my memory. >> well, she allegedly showed up at a meeting. yeah, she showed up at a meeting with blake lively and her husband, ryan reynolds. and the director of. it ends with us, justin baldoni. it sounds like lively was using her husband and swift to pressure baldoni to accept her script rewrites. that's the problem. >> oh, and

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for that we turn to our fox news contributor, raymond arroyo. happy valentine's day.es. >> oh, my goodness, think you owe powerful one! firstly, i wish that people would focus on the true meaning of valentine's day and not on the cheap confections that have destroyed the feasting. how did we go from a third century priest was clubbed to death and beheaded for secretly marrying people to a man in his 23-year-old girlfriend celebrating their me to anniversary. that's what they call it, that's where we are. >> laura: that is a new one, i have never heard of that one. i think it's nice that she is wearing her bathing suit to the super bowl, whatever that is. now some of these valentines cards might be a little much. >> yes, like those you can find in your local card aisle. or look at this one. to my work husband or wife on valentine's day, i finally found someone as inappropriate as me. each card comes with a fast pass to the hr department. this is horrible. if your actual husband or wife, this is not what you want your spouse giving to some stranger in the workplace that

raymond james, you have raymond james and also a bank of america., you know? but it's a great -- i think it's a really great firm. >> yeah. i think it's a solid name, and they're big in the individual financial advisory business, and that's a great kind of high margin business that they've a got a really, really strong regional and national footprint in. charles: and so you've got utilities. what's your name in utilities? >> sempra. sre. charles: you liked this for a while. >> yes. charles: how does it benefit from the a.i., the small modular power thing? you know, i was in baton rouge yesterday -- by the way, shout-out to louisiana. great stuff the business leaders are doing down there. this seems like a moment in time for this industry. >> yeah. i mean, we're getting kind of a secular move in energy usage moving forward just because of the data centers, the artificial intelligence. and sempra's based, their base is southern california. it's texas, it's that part of the the world where they're fueling a lot of data center ises. they're not in nucle

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ed mills from raymond james on musk's influence. up, wells fargo writing that the combination of tariffs plus the suspension of that de minimis exemption, that's for little packages and imports below $800, that could have a material impact on prices here in the us and in the e-commerce space. etsy and amazon, wells says, could be best positioned if those tariffs stay in place. they have less. cross-border competition could even improve etsy's marketing efficiency. google and meta could be hit the hardest due to their exposure to both china based sellers and advertisers, and we see alphabet shares fractionally lower but meta powers ahead, as it always does lately, up 2% today. we'll be right back. >> techcheck is sponsored by comcast business. powering possibilities. >> individually. >> each of us is great. >> but from. >> here you can see we're one big team. at atlassian, we believe real progress takes all of. us working together on new sources of energy. cars that drive to the future, even pizza deliveries. together we can go beyon

coming up this half an hour, raymond james is editor mills. he helps break down a whirlwind of headlines coming out of the white house and what it means for wall street. but first, we're going to get you ready for the trading day ahead. we begin this half an hour with a look at the markets, the s&p and the dow closing lower. the nasdaq basically flat after that hotter than expected cpi. read investors also digesting president trump's threat to place reciprocal tariffs on every nation that puts tariffs on u.s. goods. take a look at futures. right now. you can see the s&p and the dow. they're both down fractionally. the nasdaq off of its highs of earlier but up fractionally right now up about 19 points. we want to take a look right now at the nasdaq premarket laggards. first we're gonna take a look at those first right here at the top list we see trade desk. those shares down almost 27% off earnings. globalfoundries, pdt holdings, analog devices and ansys rounding out the bottom five of the nasdaq 100. then the other side of the coin, the nasdaq

for that we turn to raymond arroyo. kamala harris has signed with the hollywood talent agency caa which makes a lot of sense when you think about it. when you are dealing with a major talent like kamala harris you have to find the right opportunities, the right venues. this week she visited a broadway show and then she herself took to the boards. watch. >> the way that i see it, when we think about these moments where we see things that are being taken, but also let's see it -- nature of pores a vacuum. where there's a vacancy, let's fill it. we are seeing a u-turn right now. we have to keep fighting. for those rights to be maintained which means we have to be vigilant. it's just the nature of it. >> laura: what on earth? >> with that delivery i see a veep reboot any day now. none of it made sense. >> laura: think about that woman across the table from vladimir putin. negotiating the end of a war or trade deal. with that intellect she could get us the best deal out there, right? she's so talented. embarrassing. >> look

raymond james downgraded stock to market perform and the analysts say there'll be per sis taint challengersistent challenges because of the tariffs we've been talking about. all the big airline names heading south after trump's announcement and don't forget about transportation secretary's comment on faa systems following multiple accidents this week they're all down 1.5 to jetblue down 6.5 bernards healthcares. take a look at mattress company temper-seally and rare winner up 4.5% and won approval for buyout of mattress firm following that news, they have received several price target boosts on the likes of bank of america, key bank, which is raising to $70 and part-timer sandler. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. still ahead, vice president jd vance visiting east palestine, ohio, marking two years since the toxic train derailment, watch. >> people ask is the water clean to drink and air clean to breathe? we have a great ep administrator that can answer those questions. stuart: vance said this is personal for him. a new poll shows americans do not think the democrat party shares their priorities.

>> laura: raymond. i wouldn't want to be a steward on that thing. >> laura: on certain airlines you don't get a pillow. you don't get extra for air and a little extra if you want to breathe. you have to pay another $25 surcharge. all right, raymond. awesome stuff. always great to have you on. that's it for us tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. thank you for watching. we'll have special behind-the-scenes looks on gitmo on instagram. jess -- jesse watters takes it next. >> welcome to "jesse watters primetime." >> president trump: this is a disgrace to our nation. >> jesse: the first cabinet meeting of the golden age. >> president trump: for the most part i think everyone's not only happy. >> i think the email perhaps was best interpreted as a performance review but actually it was a pulse check review. do you have a pulse? >> are you alive? doge wants to know. >> are these people real? are they alive and can they write an email? >> we're shaking uch washington in more ways than one. >> the p

these men and one woman raymond moley, louis douglass. henry wallace, harry hopkins and frances perkins did not necessarily have the biggest in the administration. they weren't all members of the cabinet, and they were not necessarily the closest to roosevelt. they were simply people who, by virtue of their jobs, talents, rapport with the president, enforced personality, were able to leave the greatest mark. so remained just to start. he was at the center of roosevelt's inner circle. he's up from the bootstraps rise to taken him from small town in ohio to columbia university. and he was there. the head of the famous roosevelt trust during the campaign and as chief speechwriter fdr became more he became fdr is most white house aide and he played a particularly important role in helping to solve the banking crisis. pragmatic, not ideological. molly, was fdr his closest, most intimate advisor. time magazine. according to a popular vote, roosevelt was so powerful he could get you a meeting with raymond moley. so that's moley. then there's lou

the a this is a specially designed to hide your phone that we use when we do our raymond will surveys. it picks up the bio acoustics of predominately cetaceans. so wells and dolphins. right. now hold it okay, the height, your phones out. when we can observe these animals in the wild, we're able to establish a baseline. and then when we have dolphins in our sanctuary, we can monitor them and record their vocal characteristics or vocals with photos and behavior. we're able to figure out how they're adapting to their new environment because we have this baseline data of how they interact in the wild. the i heard about 4 individuals. so we really need to be keeping her eye out, just scanning the surface of the water, see if we can see them when they surface, you notice the blow y'all, so it's big white. so that's what you need to look for. the bed is quite far away by 18 inches away. we've got the data size. it's the plastic. alright, thank you. we have another 15 or 10 minutes left of the day. like, you never know. maybe you're going to see some flashing in the last one. let's see, there

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systematic strategy that has been widely used and implemented during this 1st phase of, of the slide. raymond, the lippard, of destruction, of the entry of the quick, showed his mobile homes alongside with the numbers of mates, shift tents. we understand that according to the a c score agreement, $200000.00 midship tens, must have caused about what has coming to this trip. since the onset to this phase of only 19000, that makes shift tons that have been distributed to many geographical locations. that could be a fraction of the basic necessities of causes population. these really military is expanding its offensive across be occupied, westbank. its forces are reading the city of novelist where a gun fire has been heard. there are also reports of soldiers storming a mosque and blowing off at stores israel's military res, across the territory and recent months a force tens of thousands of palestinians, the fleet. israel's assaults has been particularly focused on the janine refugee camp in the north, where things have been deployed and ordered to remain french presidency matter and back home an

jay raymond deserves incredible credit for taking all of the bullets. all of the silly stuff people care about, the uniform, the song -- what i care about is the technology and if we are beating china and russia. the latest google quantum development, so often we do roof -- we do research for them because they've stolen it before we can get it off the drawing board. there are some neat things we are not even aware of their capabilities. they are mounting. it would really take an extra ordinary effort, no more do we need six to 10 year procurements, we need it tomorrow. you look at kelly johnson and development of the blackbird. skunk works. lockheed didn't know about it but it happened. we need people who are our engineers and understand the stuff and not just management there are wonderful works on the change in air force, because benny freeman new stuff, he wasn't just telling people they were smart what to do. getting back to the ethic of capability, the best job any human being can do to put in that direction and god blessed them. god bless him and

ed mills of raymond james joining us on the latest doge efforts in washington, d.c.nd a sprinkle of a little bit more. those who ignored president trump's executive orders to return to work have not received a month's warning. this week, those who still fail to return to office will be placed on administering of leave, the latest from elon musk this morning. lisa: this is the threat that if you don't get back to the office, you will not have a job. i think about 60% of current employees, federal employees are already back to the office. there have been others that are part-time in the office and part-time not. a key question about how much resistance as is and also what kind of growth period if people are not working near their offices? annmarie: they've made a mandate that they want everyone back in the office appeared work from home is not going to work under this administration, and you hear that time and time again from the oval office but also the head of his agencies. they want to see their employees, especially if you are dealing with national security concern

police arrested 21 year-old raymond nunez in connection to both of those incidents. but today, the sonoma county d.a. said right now he will not be charged in the deadly overdoses. >> knowing the magnitude of the investigation that needs to happen. our detectives are very thorough. santa rosa will look at everything that they that they need to look at to decide whether or not there's evidence of a murder charge there. >> nunez is expected to be arraigned tomorrow morning. in the other overdose cases that resulted in those two teens being hospitalized. experts, though, say this is a reminder about just how prevalent fentanyl is right now and how deadly it can be. now we go to the east bay and a violent few days and nights in oakland. in fact, just today, two officers were injured after being rammed by a fleeing suspect vehicle. and then highway 24 was shut down for hours following a freeway shooting. our henry lee joining us now live in the newsroom with more on all of these incidents. and definitely, henry, an uptick in criminal activity. >> yeah. heather. busy, viol

raymond vargas someone that might have a good shot at computing for helping job potential lefty spot.ue tuviera minutos, por lo que el rebaño decidió que tenga esos en la liga de estados unidos. el traspaso es solo a préstamo por esta temporada. lo que barajas será el traspaso más caro del equipo el semestre pasado y entonces el partido entre las chivas rayadas del guadalajara y el pachuca se lo tendremos precisamente este sábado en punto de las 17:00 de la tarde para que nos acompañe aquí en telemundo 48. chivas que necesita ganar en casa ante un pachuca que tampoco le ha ido nada bien. ahí está la invitación para que nos acompañe aquí en la casa de chivas. hasta aquí los deportes. paso the dons domina la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama totoya todo quedó captado en cámara. vamos a estar hablando de eso hoy en vivo a las 11, pero nos vamos con temas más agradables. y es que el festival de los almendros en flor regresa a rippon. es precisamente en el condado de san joaquín y se celebra el último fin de semana de febrero. este festival honra las tradiciones y l

raymond goines is on the executive committee of the silicon valley chapter of the naacp. he says the mural, painted in the 60s, showcases colonialism and belittles local indigenous people. so while we want to endorse or have on view a portrait that reminds the native population that they were enslaved by their captors. the chairwoman of the muwekma ohlone tribe wrote in a letter to the court. this artwork, draped across the walls of an institution meant to uphold justice, serves as a grotesque reminder of a history steeped in trauma, violence and dehumanization. the unique thing about this situation is the court doesn't want the mural, either. administrators say it doesn't support the court's mission to serve the public, and say they asked the county to remove it four years ago, but also say they can't do anything without the county's approval. we reached out to the county for comment, but got no response. but the san jose spotlight reports the county has taken a position that the mural is an historic piece of art that cannot be painted over. the spotlight also reports th

pero consultamos con raymond robertson, quien es profesor de economía, acerca de cuáles serán las consecuenciasu precio serían las frutas, verduras, carnes y hasta la cerveza. también la empresa automotriz, electrónicos y equipos médicos, entre otros. pero en méxico sentó muy mal la retórica del presidente trump sobre que las organizaciones criminales tienen una alianza con el gobierno mexicano. la presidenta claudia sheinbaum rechazó dichas acusaciones y en su plataforma x declaró en parte y cito si estados unidos quiere combatir a los grupos delictivos que trafican droga y generan violencia, debemos trabajar en conjunto. y terminó diciendo nada por la fuerza, todo por la razón y el derecho. sheinbaum también anunció medidas arancelarias y no arancelarias para estados unidos en defensa de los intereses de méxico. announcing canada will be responding to the us trade action. de igual manera, el primer ministro canadiense justin trudeau, también respondió este sábado a la imposición del 25% de aranceles de parte del presidente trump. de hecho, anunció que su gobierno adoptará represalias y gravar

i'm pleased to introduce sunaina, the global head of private capital advisory at raymond james. great to have you on the show. what an interesting topic to discuss this morning. before we look at the outlook for 2025, i would like to understand if you notice any sort of sectors where investors were particularly falling out of love of last year. >> i think the sector that started seeing. >> the most. headwinds pressing. >> against it in. 2024 was discretionary consumer. >> especially as you thought about trump winning the election. >> then trump. >> won and. >> the transition. plan that continued to announce tariffs, anything consumer related started seeing this uncertainty being priced in of, well, what are the cost of goods if we have to think about tariffs, how much, when? and so that sector became out of favor very quickly. and i think the other thing in the us, the other sector that started getting downplayed, was anything energy transition related in the us markets in the second half of the year, again for very similar reasons. >> so as we've now started a new year, you're

joining me is raymond james senior analyst. srini. srini, welcome.ic idea or just the idea in general of splitting up design from manufacturing? >> yeah. thanks, kelly. >> so i think one of the issues. >> with intel. >> is that, you know, they have two major segments, one, intel products, which is in a, you know, pretty good shape. it's, you know, they do about 50 billion in revenue at 25% operating margin. and you know, that business is not growing as fast as it used to be. but it's a very stable business. the problem child for them is the foundry the manufacturing side of. things and where they're losing. you know, last year they lost 13 billion. this year they're probably going to lose about at least 5 billion or so. so that has been the issue. and that's the reason for the stock you know underperforming. so if there's a split we think that the product business alone could be worth, you know, around $32 a share. and you know they have other assets as well. they own altera which is probably worth about 15 billion. they also own about 85% or so of m

>> i'm just kidding. >> john ransom, raymond james, thank you very much. i think it's called. >> pinot noir, right? >> yeah. pinot noir. there you go. i like that. that was good. corny. i'm going to give you the final word on this one. yeah, i think this is something we're going to have to continue to watch these headlines, because i think a lot of good points are brought up. but no real new news was out today. this is something that has been out there. but i think the question that people have is, is this new administration actually going to take some action on it? because what you're seeing is they are trying to cut costs and do a lot of things that previous administrations haven't. so thing is, should they take this administration more seriously? i don't know the answer to that, but that's what the markets are trying to figure out right now. fascinating stuff. well coming up, consumer staples the only market sector higher today. the names doing the heavy lifting in the grocery aisle. that's up next. and the homebuilders on shaky foundations. what a week

he's the chief investment officer at raymond james. first of all, why exclude tesla larry. >> well. >> we just view that more. >> as a consumer related company. >> not as much your traditional technology company. and then when you do look. >> at the earnings. >> of that particular company, there is a little. >> bit. >> more volatility associated. >> with it than. >> the typical. >> mega-cap names. >> that. we see. >> so for the most part, we've excluded it since. >> we've been doing this for the last couple of years. >> well, i mean, i'm not going to get into a whole thing about it, but they do with all of the robotaxi self-driving stuff. i think probably more of the market cap is tech based than consumer based. >> i mean, that might. >> be the case. >> but ultimately. >> they sell cars, and that's the number that most, you know, when wall street looks at, you know, how many are being delivered, etc. >> so we just feel that if you look at the broader scope of where tech is going with with. >> ai and the. >> and not. >> just looking at

i know mount veeder and napa had 15.5, and i think our observer, raymond and casadero, had 14.5. my goodness. san anselmo, woodacre, san rafael and sleepy hollow and marin county. just knocking the, you know, the rain gauge off. they're all over six inches of rain in the most of these were in 36 hours, but i use 48 hour totals here. casadero 741 west of healdsburg 685 ben lomond, santa cruz mountains over five yeovil almost five boulder creek and saint helena four. and a third sonoma 4.20 and woodside, 3.42. san francisco set a record rainfall yesterday for the date at 3.02. that's that's impressive. santa rosa downtown three and a third. tilden park over three. oakland, two and a half belmont. good rain inch and three quarters. san jose. finally got over an inch of rain. brentwood three quarters in livermore just over two thirds. get a break today. would not be surprised if some buildups happen with that system. to the left of your screen. will be here tomorrow for another round of rain, cold morning sun and afternoon clouds. only 50s on the temps day. >> all right, steve, thank

the youngest is riley raymond, but just stood on the bus station use other people, innocent people that just waited for a bus and the terrorist game visit vehicle. and there's one purpose to as much as possible people he doesn't care for. they are just wanted to do as much as possible jewish people. and that, that puts right there, the terrorist is that jeanine, the citizen is the residents of the city of janine and the west bank. and he married, who is riley, are a woman. that's why it was easy for him to pro. so israel, although he is a lot fully in israel, he is illegal, is here, but there is no blood that were real border between the west bank and these roads. and that's why so many to our attacks are cats in indian youths route in the last year about $1000.00, the charts x food happening is really about this. riley, she bad secret service interrupted most of them to retire attacks each day, drives to do the terrace and sometimes like today unfortunately they succeed. so that service the day was killed. it was the eliminate that by the forces he crashed in to add police cars and the

if a seaside, raymond collapses the thread assignment, i think, as long as you get a budget now, because we've got now 3 weeks of bread and food across and so those, the salvation levels are down from where they were before the sci fi. i mean, that's been a great success of the last 3 weeks is because we've been getting 70800 trucks a day through. we've been able to, to reach over a 1000000 people with food are but the conditions are still terrible. you know, people are still hungry, they're still a limit of the supplies that they have. and if the cease by fools, deceased, by breaks then very quickly, those conditions will come back again. when he was president, donald trump has reiterated his thoughts of taking up a garza. he says, other countries in the middle east could be allowed to develop positive. it's are committed to buying a gas as far as us rebuilding it. we may give it to others, say 2 sections of it. other people may do it. our offices, we're committed to owning it, taking it and making sure that license back is nothing back. well, i mean, while i'm honest, has condemned fro