reddit, from a reddit perspective this is a liquidity event that drives the desire to go public. >> redditas founded in 2005, this is an 18-year-old company, look at shein they are 11 years old, they are not young either. when you look there over 1200 of these unicorn companies. valued at over 3.8 trillion, a lot of value that has been tied up in the private markets. while platforms like equityzen enable investors to access the market and some shareholders to achieve the liquidity, there is not a wide scale liquidity. these companies are feeling intense pressure from their investors and early employees to get some liquidity and venture capitalists are not looking to pump more money into these late stage companies. the ipo is really the expected next step. ed: the reported target valuation for reddit is $15 billion. the last active user number are reported as between 50 and 60 million daily active users. which of the grand scheme of things does not seem like that many. you talked about the motivation being liquidity, but what about the demand side of the equation? is anybody interested in a

the meme stock frenzy of 2021 put reddit on the map.propelled reddit to the front of social media platforms and then bloomberg reported january of 2022 that reddit plans to go public and when i was reading back over the reporting, i was like january of 2022, how long was that and they never pulled the trigger. so why now? who knows. we thought now was the time, that's not the only name preparing. >> what is the recent lessons that should be learned on ipo's and are they basically saying we could be part of that bracket. is there a coattail effect here? the only bit of the market that's working consistently is technology stocks. >> and largely mega cap technology stocks. the s&p 500 communications, of information technology subsector it's up year-to-date. you guys correct me if i'm wrong. let alone i thought -- the lesson learned from september that i thought based on the ipo's, instacart we shouldn't get overexcited. they've all had underwhelming performance since then. >> what's the business model for reddit. does it deliver some kind

your thoughts on a reddit ipo? >> you know, reddit, people love reddit and reddit is a juggernaut.een harder you know, for them to find their advertising footing at sort of super high-priced cpms compared to you know, a meta and what they're able to get or a google. they're an internet darling. they're note going anywhere. more and more people are consuming media that way. i think the question is how much can you get for a media company in 2024 because that's a category that oh all hasn't done super well. charles: right. kim kardashian and skims. apparently a four billion dollar deal, four billion dollar company. my radar immediately goes up and says stay away but maybe i'm wrong? >> i like the story. i like the product. you know, if anybody can pull this off it certainly the world's first billionaire famous for being famous but the reality is you know when you look at that four billion dollar valuation against the 750 million of reported revenue, they're on track to do this year that is really, really rich compared to comps like the haines and bfs of the world. they will keep doin

cleedz class testing water holding talks with potential investors you may remember reddit helped feel valuation 15 billion another rubric backed by microsoft could hit first quarter a potential ipo will those of tonation kim kardashian consistency underwear label valued four billion company discussing, options said consistency quote deserves tube a public company >> "sports illustrated" scrubbing a.i. generated content from site used a.i. to produce poorly written reviews from made up reports with fake photos, also generated by a.i., real reports started to ask about content it was immediately pulled from the site one writer described enjoying camping hike back on parents' farm yep a fake everything he wrote fake, a.i. at work. >> now we have to start worrying what was real fake before this but only gets worse, with a.i. cheryl: yep, they did get caught reviews the writing was bad yeah there is fake, not, for -- the real reports this is not a person did not write this, there is no way they got caught. >> thank you cia director burns meeting with israel spy chief qatar's prime minister

amy, on those high-profile ipos, shein and reddit.fence to -- hon hai plans to invest $1.6 billion for operational needs. they've been making apple products in india for several years. the firm planted double the size of its business there. shares of irobot fell sharply after the european union's antitrust arm issued a warning against amazon's plan to take over. the proposed deal could hurt the market for the manufacturing and supply of automated vacuum cleaners. the companies could avoid a veto by addressing the commission's competition issues. alibaba has closed its quantum computing research lab in a sign that it is considering more cutbacks. the company will donate its equipment to the university. the closure will result in the loss of about 30 staff. earlier this month, alibaba killed the much anticipated spin and listing of its cloud services division. coming up, world leaders, headed to dubai for the cop 28 claimant talks, but it seems joe biden and xi jinping will not be among them. we will discuss what to expect from the meet

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-- how long has reddit been thinking about that, right? has been years and years. that is not a new company. i think that for some of these names, partially it is that the investors need them to go public. and come what may in terms of the stock price, but they are taking money back, and they are able to count that as a win to their investors. i think the ipo piece is a little bit different, although i am very interested to see what shien does. that is going to be a huge name, i think. overall, i think we are not going to see a ton of craziness through the end of the year. there is not a lot of fundamental stuff going on. it is kind of driven by trends. names i like on that side include things like booking. i think the travel plays a really interesting toward the end of the year, because we are seeing insane strength in the consumer and it comes to travel. i think sunday was the biggest travel day for aviation ever. i think that is going to continue through the end of the year. alix: what else do you like and not like in this environment?

reddit may be best known on wall street as the social media platform whose users have fueled the memeack in 2021, making it a banner year for equities. sources say reddit which has been working with morgan stanley and goldman were considering a valuation of as much as $15 billion. you could say they lead the class of 2024 ipo candidates that are testing the waters. rubric, a microsoft-based cloud and data security start up, also considering an ipo and we are told kim kardashian's schisms, valued the summer at $4 billion, and undergarment company, is discussing options that include going public in 2024. the companies that have been planning first timeshare sales in the u.s. have been frustrated for many months by volatile markets and a relatively weak showing for those closely watched debuts in september and october that all but shut the door on big-ticket ipos in 2023. we also have the issue of this year's total volume for debuts barely surpassing 20 and that was the worst year in over a decade for ipos in the u.s., so there's a lot of thought 2024 could be a major year and some of th

the movie is -- the center of this film is the guy named keith gill who would go on this reddit pagep stock. it's a complicated thing, i won't get into all the details of it. but reddit rose up to kind of defeat the man and to support these little video game stores that are in the mall. >> yeah. my guy, roaring kitty. >> roaring kitty, his god-given name. [ laughter ] >> roaring kitty. i really wanted to meet him. he had to sort of disappear. i felt like he was a samurai who walked off into the distance and didn't want to be found, didn't want to go stand outside his house like a creep. so i just sort of -- in fact, after reading the script, which was wonderful, i looked at just one youtube video of his, and i was like, okay -- it would be so good for me to spend time with that guy, so to speak. his energy was so positive and honest. and he was one of those people who is just like able to be like, this is me. i'm wearing a cat shirt and a bandanna and what's up? where i don't think i'd be able to do that. i'd be too nervous what jimmy kimmel might think of me in a cat shirt. >> jimmy

. >> the 49ers are downplaying the rematch but not eagles linebacker was on reddit. >> a lot of cryingnd a lot of what if and a lot of this and that. if they get a chance to come back here , we will prove it again. >> for the "red & gold report", i am vern glenn. >>> u.s. presidents and first ladies are making their way to georgia right now. to pay their respects to rosalynn carter. what we are learning about the guest list and the service to honor the legendary first lady. >>> a truce between israel and hamas is extended for two more days . what this means for americans still held captive and palestinians who desperately need aid . >>> the latest on a wild crash in novato that sent a car into a 7eleven and four people to the hospital. if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn

everyone on reddit is amarket genius.his talking points, which were kind of bullshit. - your first question you haveto ask yourself is, why is therehigh short interest? this is a failing mall-basedretailer. their current businessis just drowning. you cannot argue. - and i've never seenany reaction like that. all of a sudden, we're buyinggamestop because andrew left posted this. - you can get mad.you can hack my account. you can go to twitter.you can sign on. you can call me everyname. if you want to savethe company, take your energy, go out there,and actually buy something from gamestop. - andrew leftof citron research. reactions, desk? - [humming "wolf of wall street" money chant] [music - "wolf of wall street" money chant] a day after left postedthat video, gamestop went from $43to $65 a share. [music continung] in addition to that,ryan cohen joined the board. reporter: shares of gamestopsoaring after announcing chewy former ceo ryan cohen. - cheers to ryan cohen.this is sick. reporter:stock, an unbelievable jump,60% hi

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remember, this is the same us on reddit, not purdy out of the game. here's what he had to say. leading up to the match up. >> there's this season and going not much talk is cheap. you know, they get to come back in a >> was a lot of moves. there. sure are a lot of crying. a lot of what if a lot of a lot of that, they get a chance to come back in here. >> lining up and prove it again. >> no. the extracurriculars have started now. honestly, i get the sense that this game means much more to the niners canada's. they're like they chip on their shoulder because of what happened last year. obviously they felt like they didn't get a fair shake because their quarterback got hurt really early into that game. but from my point of view, these 2 teams are probably going to play again in january in the playoffs. so i won't even be surprised by so one or both of the team's kind of have a vanilla game plan because they don't want to tip their hand. one day know they might play each other again. but the niners had several days of rest to before they hit the practice field. so that's pretty goo

. >> lo que hice fue internet y me fijé y fue a la página de reddit y por mi suerte pues ya había muchao norberto hay más personas que dicen haber recibido llamadas fraudulentas o marcha con es 1 de ellos y dice que las llamadas de este tipo no han parado, pues esas llamadas y son mensajes que no recibe, pues a veces en el irs a veces lo recibe en mensajes de texto, a veces te dicen que pongas tu información 1 pues le empieza a poner la información, empieza a poner el nombre y número de teléfono, dirección de casa y el peligro donde 1 puede ser estafado. >> en el primer semestre del 2023, la comisión federal de comercio asegura que más de 1.161000000 de víctimas reportaron llamadas fraudulentas. la policía recomienda que nunca se debe de compartir información confidencial con personas o entidades sospechosas, como tratan de estafar a las personas para dar o ofrecer dinero u ofrecer joyas o giftcards y nada en la vida es gratis. las autoridades también dicen que ellos nunca van a llamar para exigir o pedir dinero y que si usted ha sido víctima de estafa repórtelo las autoridades desde el

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he's trafficked conspiracy theories more suited today the dark web or a reddit page. >> covid-19 is targeted to attack caucasians and black people. the people -- i don't know what happened on 9/11. i mean i understand what the official explanati is. i understand there's the -- >> so there's no doubt in your mind that al-qaeda is responsible? >> well, i know. i don't know -- i know there's strange things that happen. >> despite the ethno immunity theories and 9/11 trutherism, there are still people in this country who thinks rfk jr. belongs in the white house. a poll of six key battleground states. it found in a three-way race 24% of registered voters in those swing states picked rfk jr. 33% chose joe biden. 35% chose donald trump. digging a little deeper, that same poll found rfk jr. beating both joe biden and donald trump among voters younger than ha. that was most pronounced among americans age 18 to 29. kennedy at 39%, biden at 30% and donald trump. now, it is not that voters are all of a sudden true believers that 9/11 was an inside job or that covid is a government bioweapon, but it doe

we have kim kardashian's company, reddit, a microsoft backed cloud firm. look at various ipo indexes. it is slightly higher. still not up to its heyday, but the talk is there at least from dormancy the past two years. sonali: thank you for your time. now we bring in galaxy digital ceo mike nova gratz. we will talk about the markets. you have seen a slight downward in yields. do you believe in the pivot the market believes in next year? mike: i do believe the economy is slowing. i think the economy will slow a lot in the first quarter. the fed will be cutting rates. who knows exactly when but end of the first quarter beginning of the second quarter. when you have a shift from the tightening to the cutting mindset you don't know if they will cut 50, 25, a hundred if things look bad --. if inflation settles at 2% real rates are too high. so the uncertainty around the bullishness of the fed -- the dovishness of the fed and the bullishness for market will create spirits the same way bearishness did. the yield curve still negatively sloped, 230, i think -20 goes

fans have called themselves bogeyleheads, but a presence on reddit, calling them long-term investors,shift amid higher rates more flows are going into things like money market funds, bond etfs with less appetite for some of the momentum stocks >> one of the really interesting things we've seen over the past couple months robinhood being mentioned and being discussed in sort of these traditional passive investing forums like bogleheads on reddit. >> we spoke to some who say they feel vindicated by their long-term strategy is working out. they avoided the meme stock era. recent data backs up what we've been talking about robinhood has been seeing it too. schwab's survey showing millennials are embracing bond etf than older generations and vandtrack, flows into treasuries as well to capture higher yields call the moves t-bill and chill. >> what does this mean for the business modelrs of the rhodes of the world don't they want their customers to be trading frequently and having order flow and all that >> it's a double-edged sword they've been able to capture some of the benefits of higher

they go on reddit, and they find places to fuel their belief in things that aren't credible. - joe bidenso do the democrats. - i actually got into q the very beginning of this year. - q is everybody. we don't know who particularly q is. q is a movement, okay? it says, "think for yourself." - qanon is really sort of baffling. i still find it hard to believe that people really think the basic tenets of qanon are true. but apparently some people do, like that guy who showed up at the pizza place in washington. - edgar welch, 28, of salisbury, north carolina, has been arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. - police say welch was self-investigating a false news story that circulated online during the presidential campaign. - this case shows how fake news can lead to a dangerous situation. an utterly bogus story about child abuse promoted on the internet. - human beings, in general, and americans, in particular, have not necessarily been trained to have an enquiry around the truth. how to figure out whether what we're watching is true or not. - you know, it sounds totally a

usual i bring a spate of ipos eager to go public, but nothing is happening mayor ipo candidates, like redditputting off their ipos into 2024 if at all. first, we have this terrible performance for stocks in o october. we have higher interest rates and the poor after market performance from the recent spate of ipos and the prospects of lower valuation that's causing a lot of candidates to rethink or delay their ipos you contrast that with november, december of 2021 we had the biggest ipo of the year, livian, hertz, sweetgreen, door dash, you see, there's nothing here after all these big deals. and there was mtsdz n't anything last year, easter. so there is a small window in december something could happen if market conditions improve but if not, the 800 or so tech unicorns have been very unpalatable options. you go public with a substantial haircut. option two, stay private and you hope that your venture capital source will continue to fund you. or three, you merge or go out of business there's a fourth problem here, and that is ai is what is exciting, but the ai companies are still too small

reddit, kim kardashian's skims and rubrik are considering ipos. considering the 2023 performance, is that the best idea? this year's ipo market barely set to surpass 2022, and this have disappointed. arm stock has recovered this month, but more or less flat from the post-ipo bump. instacart has fallen more than 15% and birkenstock has recovered a bit but still fallen from its $46 price offering. remember that one? overall the renaissance ipo etf is down 10% from the peak in july. more than 50% off 2021 all-time highs. not the best setup for ipos. but if we do see this continued interest rate stabilization, we just heard from the city of citi's investment bank, he expected there to be more m&a next year with this kind of environment. that should bode well for ipos. >> we named all the significant ipos of this year. it's a small sample size. you can't really generalize, except to say the market in general has wanted nothing other than what it perceived as sure thing. that's the magnificent seven and clear winners of those companies, free from balanc

a viral reddit post is asking people born before 1990, what trivial skill you possess no one uses anymore top responses, remembering phone numbers, physically recording your favorite songs or shows to replay and refolding maps. greg, what about you? >> greg: how many men lost the skill with horses when cars came into being. i probably couldn't change a typewriter ribbon right now and that's all i did growing up. with progress, your brain unloads unnecessary knowledge. what's going to happen with ai as it takes care of all of your questions? your ability to think will decline because thinking requires predicting outcomes but when ai sits through the accumulation of knowledge through the entire world, it's going to do that for you. it's going to predict all outcomes which means we'll no longer be conscious in 30 years. >> dana: jesse? >> jesse: i went for a hike. i had to take my phone. i was terrified to get lost. >> dana: harold? >> harold: i read the newspaper. >> dana: old-fashioned. i like the newspaper, too. judge? >> judge jeanine: memorizing telephone numbers if your phone dies and

a viral reddit post is asking for those born between 1990 what school do you possess that no one usesses, remembering phone numbers, ordering your favorite songs or shows to tape from the tv and refolding maps. >> greg what do you -- >> greg: this is silly. how many people lost the skill with horse when is cars came into being? i probably can't change a typewriter ribbon and that's all i did growing up. with progress, your brain unloads unnecessary knowledge so what will happen with a.i. when it takes care of all of your questions? your ability to think will decline because it requires predicting outcomes but when a.i. sifts through accumulation of knowledge in the entire world it will do that for you, predicting all outcomes which means we're no longer be conscious in 20 years. >> i went for a hike this morning and had to take my phone because i was terrified of getting lost. >> i read the actual newspaper. i like the newspaper. >> i like the newspaper, too, judge? >> judge pirro: memorizing telephone numbers if your phone dies and you're in a pickle. you don't memorize numbers anymo

. >> traditional fact-checkers don't exist on sites like reddit, tumbler, instagram or tiktok.u typically get another like it. yet, according to surveys up to 80% of gen z gets their information on social media. >> their number one trusted source of news is not television, it's not print, it's not radio. it is by far social media. >> which translates into action on campus. at the university of kansas, graduate t.a.s call israel quote a colonial project. university of iowa democrats said on instagram they fully support the palestinians and call for an end to israel. at the university of texas arlington, pro-palestinian students took over a lecture on the conflict and the professor who put it all together says he was forced to resign as department chair. >> we know where they are getting their information but it's not being counter acted in the way that universities are meant to perform. and this is the great problem. >> israel may be winning the battle but they are losing the tiktok war, which is important because, as we have seen, public opinion influences policy. bret? >> will

he is trafficked in wild conspiracy theories that are more suited to the dark web or a reddit page. >19 is targeted to attack caucasians and black people. the people most immune are ashkenazi jews. i don't know what happened on 9/11. i mean, i understand with the official explanation is. i understand that there is the scent. >> so there's that in your mind that al-qaeda was responsible. >> well, i know, i don't know, you know. i know they're strange things that have happened. >> and yet, the spite the f no immunity theories and 9/11 trutherism's, there are still people in this country that think the rfk junior belongs in the white house. this week, the new york times and cnn columnist released a poll of six battleground states, arizona, nevada, georgia, michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. they found an f3 white race, 24% of registered voters in those swing states pick rfk junior. 33% shows joe biden, 35% shows donald trump. digging a little deeper, that same poll found rfk junior beating both joe biden and donald trump among voters younger than 45. that is most pronounced among amer

. >> so the conversation then migrated from tiktok over to reddit and twitter, hundreds of thousands agreed with the video and posted similar views on the anti-american letter, with no context on bin laden, 9/11, or beheading celebrated by al-qaeda. >> at that point of media consumption, it becomes hard for young people to know that there are disconfirming views out there and so they tend to believe narratives that they are exposed to through social media and through each other. >> tiktok has since taken down the influencer's video saying it violates rules on supporting terrorism. it happens on every platform, not just ours, so tiktok is getting a lot of heat on this. that influencer, by the way, told the l.a. times, she makes about $15,000, or $200,000 a year doing youtube videos on make-up, diet and fashion, not history. >> sandra: william, thank you. >> john: democratic squad members facing backlash from their own party over calls to end u.s. support for israel and now "the new york post" reports they have received campaign donations from a non-profit under investigation for poten

here how easy this goes viral because they did finally take it down from tiktok but then it was on reddit and on twitter. it most quick ily if we're not going to ban tiktok why don't we have control over the content or be able to review the content and decide what gets into the consumer's hands in the u.s. 70% of gen-zers on tiktok. i'm on aol dial-up. for the younger jen d generatio- that was a joke, by the way. that use it as their google. it's powerful for the younger generation. for us not to have a i say on the consiste content the young u viewers are seeing it's you huge weapon for the chinese government. maria: they spew out propaganda, see our political debates and they pile on. it's coming out of social media and the propaganda sites out of china. certainly tiktok in this case. >> yeah, and unfortunately, again, they're finding willing -- i want to say victims but i can't say victims because these are people who are choosing to put this content up, choosing for it to aallow and encouraging it to become viral and be out there so, yeah, tiktok is a primarily to blame, the ccp is pr

the stock has seen a huge uptick in trading volume and increase on sites like reddit.es ahead of the third quarter earnings report a week from today on december 6. gamestop up roughly 30%, which would be the best week since march. and foot locker is having its best day since august of 2022 after smashing the earnings estimates on revenue that also came above expectations. the company raise the full year same-store sales outlook and issued earnings guidance above analysts' estimates. they said that customers remain discerning about discretionary pend spending but are willing to pay full price for new and trendy products. shares up over 15% today, mike. >> yeah, shows you how beaten down expectations had gotten with foot locker. thank you. >>> up next, banks outperforming on the day. a top analyst to break down the action in the financials and what it might mean for the sector as we head towards 2024 that and much more when we take you inside the market zone. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help you find and unlock opport

>> by the time it did, however, the conversation had migrated from tiktok to reddit and twitter where viewers no mention of 9/11. a recent pugh study found 30% of gen z gets news on tiktok compared to 3% of those over 65. >> at that point the media consumption it becomes hard for young people to know that there are disconfirming views out there. and so they tend to believe narratives that they are exposed to through social media and through each other. >> tiktok did take down the video and says it, quote. proactively and aggressively is removing this content and investigating how it got on to our platform. well, that shouldn't be a mystery. the "l.a. times" profiled this influencer two years ago where she bragged of earning six figurers a year for posting on tiktok and youtube. moments ago she said on instagram that she did not praise bin laden but admits being banned from tiktok, bret. we reached out to her to find out what she was told. nothing back so far. back to you. >> bret: okay, william, thank you. up next we talk to west virginia democratic senator joe manchin about his decis

> this wasn't a kind of exchange that was on the black market or something that somebody found on redditsomething that was ranked as a power index, essentially that, people would invest in and encourage their friends continue to vest in as well. there is a loft guilt for those who told others this is a way to make some good money. >> brian: tom brady, shaquille o'neal. gizelle. >> steve: it seemed legit. at the end of the day, not legit. >> brian: $400 million tom brady was his best friend. >> they were hanging out together. >> steve: alexandria a thank you very much from our capitol. >> ainsley: do they have to give the money back? >> brian: i don't know if they got paid or not. >> ainsley: veterans day is around the corner and in honor of our nation's heroes, fox news is once again partnering with u.s. vets in the camo for a cause campaign. >> brian: nice. >> lawrence: fox news branded products are now available including shirts, mugs, hats, and even ties. >> steve: now through november the 12th, 20% of all the proceeds will be donated toward u.s. veterans. we know you are already buyi

investing robinhood's founder have told us recently he's seen more chatter about robinhood in the redditd a mentality shift to longer term investing and flows into bond etfs bond etf bil was the third most bought fund last week after the qs and spy as they put it income seeking retail investors are trying to take advantage of the high rate region called it t bill and chill. >> what do we know if anything, kate, i don't mean to put you on the spot, about flows into index funds which were kind of a bogle innovation and part of his trademark? >> don't have it in front of me, but overall, passive investing, bond etfs especially, money market funds are seeing an uptick we've seen a resurgence and anything that's offering higher yields a lot of yield chasing going on and the new regime, a lot of retail investors have gotten into the markets in the last three or so years, really during the pandemic when interest rates were zero, so they're trying to adjust and figure things out here i think there's long-time investors who might go the old 60-40 rule, new investors who maybe bought a meme stock,

it's -- it's a subculture, but it's like 8 million people strong on reddit who sort of rose up againstknow, on these firms and these hedge funds now, they have to hire people just to track what people are doing online, people they used to make fun of, would think were shark bait for them and now they actually have to pay attention. >> seth: we had the writers on during the actors' strike because it's very hard to promote a film like this that has such a wonderful cast -- nick offerman, seth rogen, yourself, pete davidson, obviously, shailene woodley. [ cheers ] >> yeah. >> seth: but we had lauren schuker blum and rebecca angelo they're former journalists did it feel when you were reading the script, oh, cane tell they're sort of great script writers but also have a journalism background? >> i don't know that i knew that, but it was -- it was really thorough, and -- and thorough in a concise way, which is not -- as you can tell, the way i'm telling this story, that's not my forte. how do you sort of make that information -- also, how do you make that information like action so it's supe

. >> i told you what desperate i'm that you can readhe whole paragraph ensure your reddit meantime becau y rely on this case extensively. do you agree, or a you asking us to disagree with that what the sprinkls it was a sufficient predicate for some action, not the order in the case, but for some prophylactic action by the district court to protect the criminal process? >> i believe the court to flow -- >> including that part? >> i disagree with that. >> mr. sauer, can ask you if it thisd entered an order restricting criminal defendants from making comments about individual jurors, and the defendant were a candidate for public office, would thatrd violate the first amendment. >> it would depend o aan tax but i do see the good effects it canusfy an order like it's worth it would depend on the context? >> i think so. >> the situation in which let's take a district geoe like particularlyas a very powerful and vocal defenda - district judge -- inhe case and jurors are, it is their civic duty toarticipate. as a more on measure than having a sueered jury, the district judge wants to protect th

last friday when moody's announced they lower the united states reddit rating -- credit rating, citingontinued polarization as one of its reasons, that proved to be true. the answer for aborting a government shutdown is what i have said all along. bipartisanship is necessary. i have said on multiple occasions that if we are going to work together to keep the government open, speaker johnson will have to avoid pushing steep cuts or poison pills that democrats cannot support. for now i am pleased that speaker johnson seems to be moving in our direction by advancing a cr that does not include the highly partisan cuts that democrats have warned against. the speaker's proposal is far from perfect the most important thing is that it refrains from making steep cuts while also extending funding for defense in the second tranche of bills in february, not the first in january. host: again, if you want to follow along what happens on the senate, particularly when it comes to discussions on funding, keeping the government open, you can do with a couple of ways. go to our website, c-span.org. if yo

he knows that this economy is getting ready to take off and he is trying to come in again and take reddit -- and take credit from it. what is wrong with you people? where do you get your polling from? i did a survey and 60% was republican. only 38% were democrats on your polls. i mean, what is -- my goodness, people, what is wrong? host: we got it. guest: the color describes a really interesting phenomenon happening now -- the caller describes a really interesting phenomenon happening. the economy by some metrics is doing well but people feel as though the economy is not doing well, so when you look at the poll we did, biden does not get a lot of credit for things he has done. you recall biden passed a big infrastructure package, made the bipartisan deal in congress a couple years ago. trillions in spending. but trump actually gets better approval for handling infrastructure even though he never passed a bill. this is a real conundrum for the biden people. how did they talk about the things they have passed -- how do they talk about the things that have passed? they passed a big semicondu

the ipo's, class of 2024, it could be reddit, skims, shein. that could value the company as much as 15 billion u.s. dollars. elsewhere,shein looking at a valuation at much as 90 u.s. dollars. it has been quiet for this part of the banking industry and there is potential to come into next year. tom: are they legitimate ipo candidates? are they essentially almost micro caps that should not be looking at an ipo? the froth is let's cash out, get the equity going. where will we be in six months? lisa: we haven't seen any froth. this year has been so quiet when it comes to ipo's. not just in general going back, but there is a question if this will be some kind of private equity exit. our founders exiting some kind of investment? or do people see the market thawing in a concrete way and want to move forward with investment? i'm not sure. to me, the idea that things are coming out is a positive sign. tom: i think that the exit pressure is tangible. rubenstein with this wonderful show on bloomberg, this goes to apollo. when we visit apollo next week, w

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