>> yeah, i love raytheon as well and raytheon makes us somewhere the stinger missile systems and they're going to be needed more and more as all of these global potential conflicts start to pick up and it has had a pull back to a perfect place and i love buying it right here in the mid 80s. stuart: you make a lot of sense, dr. you really co. especially on the defense stocks because it surely is a dangerous world. thanks very much, dr. we'll take note of lockheed and raytheon and get back to you later. thanks a lot, dr. lauren is looking at mover, and we've got victoria's secret. lauren: awful report card. wider than expected and quarterly loss and brokerages coming out and downgrading the stock and wells fargo is one of them and took the price target to 34-18. why is it up 9%? everything they're saying about the stock is favorable to wall street and they can right the ship. they sell lingerie and athleisure. stuart: okay. online pet products company called chewy, i believe they're moving down big time. lauren: 11%. noticing signs of customer caution, less spending on their pets and a tra

classic example the merger break-up of the old united technologies and raytheon.es spun off these two really boring companies, air-conditioning and elevator. that's carrier and otis. two storied brands that nobody wanted to have anything to do with because their growth rate seems to be stalled or nothing just like kellogg's cereal right now. as i used to say at the dotcom, wrong. otis under the leadership of ceo judy marks has become a totally different nice growing elevator company. the numbers have been terrific the growth is episodic because they make so much money off the services side. in fact despite what you hear about the office towers and work from home, otis has continued to deliver excellent, excellent numbers. since the break-up the stock's up more than 85% over a period where the s&p's rallied 79%. everybody thought it was going to be spun off it's been an outperformer. you know what's been impressive? the heating ventilation and air-conditioning company that is carrier. the ceo has re-energized a business that got no love at all under the umbrella of

, caci, dell technology, ernst & young, lucky -- lockheed, noble reach foundation, oracle cloud, raytheon, rebellion, ssic, strongbox cyber solutions, texas a&m university. the bush school of government and public service. join me in a round of applause. also, a special shout out to insa chairwoman the teacher along for moderating the conversation this evening. during the moderated discussion, we ask you submit questions via note cards on your table, compliments of rebellion. the incredible insa graduate student interns, many of who are looking to work for your organization will pick up cars after dinner and share them with our moderator latisse along. this event is on the record and being recorded. it is open to the press. it will be available on our website early next, compliments of dell technologies. now, we are going to hear some prepared remarks by dr. stacey dixon. please welcome asked to the stage. ash is the director of national security at amazon web services. thank you >> good evening everyone. it is an honor to be here this evening in support of insa. at aws, we are proud of o

raytheon, rebellion, fdic, stem software, strong cyber solutions, texas a&m university, the british school public service. join me in giving a round of applause. also, a shout out to the chairwoman tish long for moderating the conversation later this. during the moderated discussion, we ask you submit questions via the note card on your table, compliments of rebellion. the incredible student interns, many of whom are looking to work for your organizations will pick up the cards after dinner and share them with our moderator. as a reminder, this event is on the record and being recorded. compliments of dell technologies . it will be available on our website early next week. now, prepared remarks by dr. dixon. please welcome asked to the stage to introduce our speaker. ash is a director of national security at amazon web service is. thank you for your support. >> good evening. it is an honor to here in support of insa and the work they do for collaborative approaches to national security challenges. we are proud of our partnership with the intelligence community which began 10 years ago. tog

it's really all just going to us military contractors, raytheon , general dynamics, boeing , lockheed and the other ones, well, who owns those companies, 100% of them. black rock, vanguard, and state street, and if you look at the generals who are on tv, telling us the narrative for the ukraine war, which is complete baloney. if you actually look at where they work, the retired generals who are now working for those companies. so this is another way they strip mine the country. i'm gonna ask dennis kucinich to come up here and make one little other point. [applause] he's like my van, he's like my vanna white. so i'm gonna tell you the biggest boondoggle of it. these pipelines that are now planned for the state of iowa. these are not oil pipelines. these are carbon pipelines that are taking carbon from ethanol plants and supposedly, and then they're bringing them supposedly for deep well injection. but if you look at this, this plan which is owned by the, these pipelines which are owned by bruce, these plans end in north dakota near the well sites. but north dakota has said you can't d

. >> you have a future career depending on the lockean and raytheon.ou've been pushing this lie all week. >> you want to defund israel. c-span.or -- [indiscernible] >> you have no foreign-policy experience and it shows. host: that from the debate last night. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> you for taking my call. i watch that debate, there was some chaos, and the clip you played a of showed that. they were really hooting and hollering. i believe this is a christian nation and there is one candidate up there who i think really express that and has defended free speech in their mind and everyone else, and that was doug berger. you heard that expression speak softly and carry a big stick. that's what he did up there. i suppose i will end my call by saying that is what's on every call right now. how does it taste? >> barbie, good morning. >> good morning. how are you. >> went well. >> i was calling about the debate last night. i thought out of all of them, she was great. she had common sense. but she was the only one with common sense, and she told us why t

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there's ads by raytheon and boeing and these others that are selling on military equipment and airplanes. it's not because folks watching at home are going to buy an f 16. they're wanting to, to make sure that the media is reporting the size of the story. they want the somehow we have to be and you pray. we have to continue a war that never was necessary from the beginning. and i think americans are starting to wake up to that, and i think you're starting to see some in congress and also the few in the senate start to push back from the sort of blank check approach to ukraine as well. i know, and russian and politicians don't read the polls and then stick their finger in the way and, and kind of go with where the people are. but in the united states as exactly how it happened. so i think that with these holes, maybe you're going to see members of congress and the senate start as the tougher questions about how many. busy or billions, we're going to deliver to zones. whereas america getting all this money from, by the way, steve, i mean, you can keep raising and i've, but that ceiling. uh

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of course, the arms manufacturers, raytheon, everyone else and those. the two primary reasons and the protest actions by moscow of which there were many were just dismissed and ignored promises were broken, i think 14 countries now we forget ukraine after 2014 when they and there were certainly u.s. complicity there that's without question we know from a leaked phone conversation. victoria nuland, with the ambassador, they overthrew a government in, ukraine, that was good relations with moscow and that precipitated started the conflict in ukraine thing from 2014. but it's also a heavy infusion of nato equipment and in many ways ukraine became a facto narrow country along with military advisors. and so i wrote a column which is in the book called chronicle of a war foretold. now, that does not what russia did, preemptive war under post nuremberg laws as, a criminal war of aggression was a crime but so was the invasion of iraq. and i've often said i have no problem with carting vladimir putin off to the hague. i just want george w bush to be in the cell t

would like for him to pick kim reynolds but nikki sounded like she was auditioning for president of raytheonine but desantis i wanted to send out a missing person bulletin and when he did reappear out of the backdrop he had his indelible debate moment when he had to look around the stage to see what everyone else was doing when he was asked if he would support trapani halfheartedly raised his hand way to profile political courage of their, chief and 2003 called in one of the foreign policy backfilling woman got it right was desantis and twas vivek ramaswamy the go base is done on the issue of ukraine. spinning that moment when the hands went up and people were looking around actually right now before we get to you we see the former president leaving the suv approaching reporters. let's listen. >> it's a sad day for america. to challenge an election he should be able to challenge an election. i thought it was a rigged election a stolen election and i should have every right to do that. you have many people you have been watching over the years to the same thing hillary clinton stacy abrams ma

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. >> congratulations to your future on the boards of lockheed and raytheon. you've been pushing this lie all week. >> you want to defend israel? [applause] >> i will address each of those right now. there you have it. >> you have no foreign policy experience. [applause] host: nikki haley and ramaswamy last night on the stage in milwaukee. nikki haley making reference to this news yesterday out of russia -- this is andre, weatherford texas, independent, you are next. caller: i appreciate it. i watched the debate last night. everybody was trying to get their word in and the moderators didn't moderate and let everybody talk over everybody. you are a moderator, you're not a newspaper reporter that will write stories. some of these people they said appear and they think hunter biden is running for president. he didn't put his name in. people need to check the fact. i am an independent but i lean democratic. when the republicans come in and they leave office, unemployment is high, inflation is high and our economy is on the down great. when the democrats come back

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one, boeing is one of the largest companies that is a winner raytheon had a single stock, out of thee event. it's going to cost them some money in the long-term i think for a countertrend purchase, investors could use defense as a hedge against these events so i don't think it's necessarily a bad place to be. they're two of the three biggest holdings >> lockheed martin, down 6% all year it fits that narrative, kelly. so owning a name like that is essential. >> you still feel comfortable owning it when it feels like the stock is telling you, despite all the great narratives and the positive tail winds, this isn't their moment there's too many head winds. >> that was the exact narrative for boeing you have to be patient with some of these naming and own them when the rest of the folks don't want to. there's a buyer for every seller and a seller for every buyer >> mark, jeff, thank you both. really appreciate your time and thoughts on the markets today. >>> coming up, child care spending accounts for a fifth of a family's income. the former fed president says we have to make it more aff

. >> first of all -- [indiscernible] >> i'm not on the board of lockheed and raytheon. >> you been pushinge all week. >> you want to defend israel? you want to give -- >> false lie. [indiscernible] >> you have no foreign policy experience. >> you mentioned the territorial dispute. >> it is not a territorial dispute, either. >> your first obligation is to defend our country and its people. and that means you are spending all of this money but you're not doing what we need to do to secure our own border. we have tens of thousands of people who are being killed -- >> [indiscernible] >> i'm going to declare it a national emergency. i'm not going to send troops to ukraine but i am going to send them to our southern border. when these drug pushers are bringing fentanyl across the border, that is going to be the last thing they do. we are going to use force and leave them stone cold dead. nermeen: that was ron desantis. before that, nikki haley and also vivek ramaswamy. john nichols, your response? >> it was very remarkable exchange. you could write books about just those few minutes. you clearly

. >> i wish you well in your future career on the boards of lockheed and raytheon. >> john: the fur was flying last night, the first spirited republican primary debate, most pointed attacks toward vivek ramaswamy and no shortage of president joe biden's policies. how did ramaswamy handle the repeated attacks, grady? >> he went after everybody on the stage, john. you know, he took on a lot of the attacks and created some of his own fireworks by going after all of his opponents, all seven of them, calling them professional politicians and you just heard there, bought and paid for by special interest. at least based on their positions in the polls before the debate, florida governor ron desantis and ramaswamy were the top two candidates on that stage. desantis, for his part, pointed to his record in florida, while ramaswamy touted his lack of political experience. >> i made promises and i delivered on all of those promises. 2024 is make or break, we are not getting a mulligan, no excuses, i will get the job done and as your president i will not let you down. >> do you want a super pac pupp

. >> congratulations on your future career on the boards of lockheed and raytheon. >> you have been pushinglie all week. >> you want to define israel. >> i'm glad you brought that up. >> you want to defund israel. >> you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. host: let's see what some of our social media followers are saying about their top news stories of the week. here is one post x that says fanni willis ruins the constitution by charging trump for freedom of speech. no one tried to overturn the election but give states a chance to remove illegal ballots. from facebook, top story, there were six people wednesday night who pledged their support of trump even if he was found guilty of multiple felonies. how would anyone of them take the office have already they are against the constitution? how can trump take the office when he is broken is open to the constitution? -- his old the constitution. >> anyone who takes pride to what is happening in our country should be ashamed. sneaky things went on in past elections. 2020 was the first time i used mail-in voting and received three ba

. >> wish you well on your future degree on the boards of lockheed and raytheon. >> when asked if theport the former president if he is the g.o.p. nominee. christie and former arkansas govgovernor asa hutchison did nt raise their hands facing a chorus of boos from the audience. >> here's the bottom line, someone has got to stop normalizing this conduct. >> desantis is still polling second in most polls. the gap between him and former president trump has been growing but the candidate who took the most heat was ramaswamy. his campaign has been surging in recent polling, suggesting candidates may no longer see desantis as their most immediate threat. bret? >> bret: all right, mike. thank you. more on this with the panel a bit later. president biden's campaign has had plenty of time and plenty of things to say about the debate, all of it, as you can imagine, negative towards the candidates and their policies. white house correspondent peter doocy also a that part of the story tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: bret, president biden's long dormant re-election

defense contractors like raytheon too.ftc is probing elon musk's twitter, the sec is going after tesla on self-driving claims, the transportation department is investigating musk's neuroto -- neuralink. you wonder how this is going to affect starlink. musk wanted to take that public. so you're saying this is political payback, this is biden's government going after musk because they don't like musk. >> oh, yes. this is the politicize9 doj with attorney general garland and kristin clark. we knew this was coming. you see what's happening with president trump and the politicized prosecutions of him. anybody who disagrees with this liberal left regime is a target. this is a scary time in america. again, this sort of if there's a technical foul, it would have been taken care of with simple negotiation, but they're dropping a ton of bricks on him with a lawsuit to try to go after elon musk. again, doj does not hire people with green cards. elon musk does, and they should actually follow their own advice especially when it comes

about a company headquartered right down the road from me in arlington as a long-term growth stock, raytheonou, it did screw up, it had a problem with manufacturing, taking the stock down ten points, it's time to buy. let's go to peter in connecticut. >> jim, how are you? >> not bad, how about you? >> not too bad my stock is stay safe. >> no, payment processing, i've had it even though it's profitable, i don't want anything paying unless it's visa or mastercard beau in alabama, beau knows. beau >> jimmy chill, how's it going, man? >> my wife made 65 jars of tomato sauce, so i'm all good. how about you, beau, what's up >> there you go. not all heroes wear capes, right. >> okay. question, i know you don't like two of my top holdings, but i'm setting up something for my 4-year-old, it's cross fit capital. >> we have no idea what prospect owns we can't do it i know it has that big yield we have no idea what's in it we're going to say no to that. how about like a good drug company, how about that. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the lightning round >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by

i am not on the boards of lockheed and raytheon. go and define israel. >> i'm glad you brought that up. >> the false lies, there you have it. >> you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. >> things got very fiery. they did not like what he was saying. ron desantis tried to find a middle road, demanding europe has to pitch in more if the u.s. is to give more aid to ukraine. the white house tells ukraine they believe congress will approve an additional $24 billion of aid but that is taking off a lot of conservatives. they are saying if you want to tie this aid to funding for fema, we don't want to be part of it. that is not fair. we are in for a spending showdown. >> here we go again. you don't want to predoomed this but if i am president zelenskyy, i would start getting worried. >> i don't think so. a majority of the candidates are supporting aid to ukraine. there are some other poles out there that are not as credible. i think the argument can be made on both sides of this and should be made. the reality is, we have a dicta

from their covid era there's also a snag with jet engines from rtx the company formerly known as raytheonis not getting the money it needs to expand fifth the consumer package goods company cpg they have gotten the bent of an improved supply chain but it appears that's one and done making it hard to support higher valuations for their stocks and by the way their dividends aren't big enough to support against how much bonds pay for you right now. so even the best ones are going down nobody cares they're making fortunes right now because it's perceived as a blip especially when you can get 5% on short-term money six oil and gas has a limit on it because president biden is the furthest thing from pro fossil fuel president i've seen in my entire life. hard to invest in a group the white house is gunning for even if they're doing it to save the environment. sure there are some special situations that are working but not enough to keep the proverbial index balls near. hence the default to tech. nearly every other major sector is so hard to own and tech's so easy well, not today p but you know w

. >> i wish you well on the boards of lockheed and raytheon. >> have you put down everybody on this stageu want to give taiwan to china. you want to go. >> i'm going to address it? >> under your watch you would make america less safe. you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. >> and do you know what? >> it shows. >> ainsley: lee, he doesn't want to fund ukraine and he wants -- he said china can take taiwan. some of the few things that he said. >> yeah. absolutely. so, you can see there, the dials were a little bit glat, but that's because people weren't exactly sure who to react to at which time. what was said in the comments was clear republicans, and independence and democrats gave hale an a on this exchange. she pointed out a weak spot in vivek. vivek got a d in this moment.eyo grind with her. didn't feel like his punch landed and really at the end of the day, her foreign policy experience shined and she put a big cast of doubt right across his weak spot. >> ainsley: you know it, really helps when you hear his story. tim scott has great story. he has a great story. his parent

governor desantis -- >> i wish you well on your future careers on the border of raytheon -- >> i'm notw what? we want to go and defund israel? you want to -- >> let me address that. i'm glad you brought that up. >> you want to -- >> i'll address each of those right now. the false lies -- >> you make america less safe. you will make america less safe. you have no foreign policy experience, and it shows. it shows. >> you know what? >> frazier is down. frazier is down. >> yeah. >> welcome to "morning joe.

you are choosing a murderer over a -- >> i wish you well on the boards of lockheed and raytheon. >> you's lies. there you have it. >> under your watch, you would make america less. you have no foreign policy experience. it shows. it shows. >> she wasn't the only person on that stage last night, michael steele, an amateur -- rookie was the word chris christie used. >> she owned that moment. she owned him in that moment. i think that speaks to the challenge that someone like vivek has. when you go up against people that have done the work, you better bring your game. he showed that the shoe salesman pitch was not going to be enough to get around nikki haley last night on foreign policy. >> michael steele, tim miller, thanks to both of you. >>> power boost, the impact that the presumed death of wagner chief prigozhin is going to have on vladimir putin and the war in ukraine. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. ep rc (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. t

[applause] >> i wish you well on your future career on the boards of lockheed and raytheon.ng came off of it. you have been pushing this lie all week, nikki. >> defined israel. >> let me address that. i'm glad you brought that up. the reality is. >> you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. [cheers and applause] >> that you are now shows -- >> ainsley and brian, that was really demonstrative of two people with two polar opposite views of foreign policy in the country. it will be interesting because the two of them for the most part it dominated when you look at the exit polls and essentially people and their comments from last night. we sent a couple of weeks ago that two weeks after the first debate, we wouldn't be surprised if the poll standings in the republican party change. trump on top followed distance second by ron desantis. i would not be surprised if those do wind up in second and third place in no time. which suddenly means i wonder if donald trump is going to wind up -- >> maybe nikki haley hit him yesterday. several times talking about the debt that he

. >> i wish you well on the boards of raytheon. >> have you knocked down everybody on this stage but know what? you want to go and defund israel. you want to give taiwan to china. you want to go and give u.k. to russia. you will make america less safe. you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. it shows. >> the foreign policy experience that -- >> brian: yeah. i mean, vivek knows there is a part of the republican party that wants nothing to do with doing anything except for, maybe, to a degree, confronting china unless it has anything to do with defending taiwan. nikki haley couldn't wait to defend her position. we will see where the american people stand. i also thought it was interesting, too, that she was called out by mike pence too on the foreign policy area. steve, where the american people fall on this, i think donald trump agrees more with vivek ramaswamy than he does with his former u.n. ambassador. so we will see. i'm sure he will use his truth social to weigh in. >> steve: you never know. you know, the good thing about last night, without donald trump there, we co

. >> congratulations to your future on the boards of lockheed and raytheon.ou've been pushing this lie all week. >> you want to defend israel? [applause] >> i will address each of those right now. there you have it. >> you have no foreign policy experience. [applause] host: nikki haley and ramaswamy last night on the stage in milwaukee. nikki haley making reference to this news yesterday out of russia -- this is andre, weatherford texas, independent, you are next. caller: i appreciate it. i watched the debate last night. everybody was trying to get their word in and the moderators didn't moderate and let everybody talk over everybody. you are a moderator, you're not a newspaper reporter that will write stories. some of these people they said appear and they think hunter biden is running for president. he didn't put his name in. people need to check the fact. i am an independent but i lean democratic. when the republicans come in and they leave office, unemployment is high, inflation is high and our economy is on the down great. when the democrats come back in

i wish you well in your futureh career on the boards of lockheedyo and raytheon. but the fact of the mattern yo raytheon and boeing came ouyt it. >> but you've been pushing this line. you've been pushing this lie all week not to gou y and define to israel. >> you want to get. let me address that. i'm glad you brought that. >>m gladg to give you to address each of those right now. >> this is the fourth voice of a professional politician. there you have indert. >> you're right. so the reality, america, let's say you have no foreign policy and then some you know what the chairman is experience that you all have chosen to practice law because that means you have to address that. so our relationship with israe] l ,we have never been stronger than by the end of my first term. but it's not a client relationship. it is a friendship. >> and you know what friends do? friends help each othe whar stad on their own two feet. so i will lead abraham accords 2.0. iendi partner with israel to mae sure iran never is nuclear armed. >> but you know what i love about israel? and i've

ramaswamy, you have 30 -- seconds >> i wish you -- in your future on the boards of lockheed martin and raytheon -- >> -- >> you have been pushing this lie all, week nikki haley. >> you want to go and defund israel -- >> -- >> the false lies of a professional -- >> -- make america less safe. you have no foreign policy experience! and it shows. it shows. >> you know what? >> that was a moment. >> that was a real moment. look, nikki haley's oh mantra is, i don't back down to belize. and she had to show that in that moment, that she could come back at vivek and, frankly, talk louder than him, which, sometimes -- i can say that, as a woman, sometimes it's not always the easier thing to do. >> -- >> but she is raising something about the policy here that is really an issue for ramaswamy, which is that he is putting on the table policies that, even in this sort of america first republican party, there is not a lot of support for. this idea that she raised about kind of pulling back on support for israel is not popular among republican voters. and sometimes it seems like he puts those things on the tab

. >> i wish you well with your first year on blockade of raytheon. >> you want to defund israel, >> i'm going to address that. you would make america less safe. you would make america less safe, no foreign policy experience and it shows. host: let's see what our social media followers are saying about their top news stories of the week. here is a post from x, fani willis charges trump with freedom of speech. no one tried to overturn the election but give state to remove illegal ballots. from facebook, there were six people that expressed support of trump even if he was found guilty of felony use. how can they take the office when they're against the constitution? how can they take office when he broke his oath to the constitution amendment 14, section three. here is another post that says anyone who takes pride at what's happening in our country should be ashamed. i feel stinky things and past election, 2020 was the first time i used mail and voting and received three dollars. the mounting evidence, emails exposed from the disd with ukraine and hunter cced. what was your top news story

governor desantis -- >> i wish you well on your future careers on the border of raytheon -- >> i'm not. you know -- >> you have been pushing this lie -- >> you know what? we want to go and defund israel? you want to -- >> let me address that. i'm glad you brought that up. >> you want to -- >> i'll address each of those right now. the false lies -- >> you make america less safe. you will make america less safe. you have no foreign policy experience, and it shows. it shows. >> you know what? >> frazier is down. frazier is down. >> yeah. >> welcome to "morning joe." i'm joe. it's really great that you've chosen to be with us on this first of our hopefully many shows ahead. that was some kind of debate last night, but nikki haley had some moments. she did. there was another moment, willie, where she basically said, let's stop lying to everybody. it's not joe biden that caused the deficit. it's not joe biden that caused the debt. it was donald trump. you went along with it and said nothing. it was a fascinating debate. ramaswamy was insulting everybody. everybody is bought and paid for. wha