and look at that correspondence to philip roth. you actually, i needed philip roth's permission. and i managed to acquire philip roth's permission formally in an email the next day he died, which actually muted the point because it said once he was dead could look at it. but it was so that was i killed. philip roth. and i thought, you know, alison lurie lives in ithaca. i wonder what would happen if i just got in touch. and, you know, she was, i think, in her early nineties at that point. and she incredibly gracious and invited me into her home and served tea and we had like she you know some of the stuff ends up in the book she told me something she had just she was really close friends with roth. so when i talked to her, she had just back from the funeral and she talked about how she was in roth's apartment and there was this plant stand that had a hat on it. and that had it been there for a long time, ever since saul bellow got back from his nobel ceremony and gave philip roth the hats that he could wear to his nobel some day and so i had this is this incredible conversation w

. >> yoel roth. >> you may not know yoel roth, but you need to.know about george soros a long time ago. >> jacoby: were these people getting filtered? were they gettg... you know, was... >> jacoby: were these systems used to basically downgrade their reach? >> yes, and twitter said it would do that in the help center in the twitter rules. when accounts violated the twitter rules, whether it was posting covid misinformation or election misinformation, if they did it repeatedly, they might get a label like "do not amplify" on their account. >> jacoby: would they know about that? >> they wouldn't. twitter didn't disclose those labels publicly, because it didn't have the tools for doing so, and i, i think that's a reasonable criticism. but people act like the whole practice was a mystery and was a conspiracy. it wasn't, it was in the rules. the rules explicitly stated that accounts that violated the rules would receive visibility filtering, and they did. >> jacoby: but, i mean, address the point directly if, of that you were secretly suppressing speci

here. >> reporter: it's roth's first city council race. in rainier, washington, a small town on the east side of -- county. only one third of voters who are submitted a ballot. >> i was 30 ahead, ten to head, then 30 behind. >> watching the result suspicious for, especially since candidate roth almost did not bow in his own election. >> i was like, what is one vote? whatever happens is going to happen, i am not super worried about it. my wife was pushing it, so. >> i am a busy man. opponent damien greene at the work while the recount was going on. >> what they have, it they'll have. it >> reporter: that was his philosophy during the campaign to. he worked to convince voters that did not vote in his own race. >> i did not feel accountable voting for myself. at the it was kind of narcissistic, so i did not. >> reporter: his one vote would have made a difference. >> you have no changes to the results. >> reporter: the final tally, brought, to 47, green, 2:46. >> looks like mr. roth officially is leading, and it will become official this after

. >> joining us now is the president of wesleyan university, michael roth. president roth, we appreciate you coming in. >> yes, the answer is yes. >> would that -- that actually -- your school has had a very different experience with some of these universities, want to get into why in a moment. to start with, as a university president if you're in that chair, what are you answering there? >> yes, of course it's a violation of our rules. >> why didn't they? >> i think that by this time, and the hearing, and i'd watched only some of it, didn't watch all four hours but by this time in the hearing the segue was from, if somebody yells intifada, the end of the occupation, and then it became if someone calls for the genocide of jews. that was a line of congresswoman stefanik who has a long history of promoting white nationalism, no friend of anti-semimites but they were going down this slope, what could you say? if somebody says i want all y jewish people dead, or all black people, or armenians. it's obvious that creates an environment that's not safe enough to le

in the past if you had a roth ira different from a employer sponsored plan, roth ira was not subject to rmd, but employer plans were. to meet the that requirement the plan has in place to automatically deduct the amount required for the rmd specific to that person every year and make that in the form of a check. now with this recent change of secure 2.0, those rmd are no longer required. for those retirees who don't need that additional income or prefer to keep it invested for capital preservation or legacy, they now have the option to not take those distributions. we wanted to make sure that these retirees were aware that this was happening, so in the instance they did not want to take r & d in 2024, they would have to convert their account to a roth account prior to the end of the year so they do not have to take r & d in 2024. as a result of that, as you can see in the memo, we did send out a specific direct mail postcard to those specific retirees or terminated employees to inform them that should they want to do a roth conversion by the end of the year to mitigate 2024r & d, the

if you don't have a roth, consider dipping into your 401(k) by taking out a loan from yourself. >> i't know about you but i would much rather pay my self interest than play interest to a credit card company or to a bank or a personal loan. >> another last resort, make a hardship withdrawal on your 401(k). in that case, you will need to prove that you have emergency like major medical bills, a death in the family or you are about to lose your home. >>> new at 6:00, a major announcement from the catholic diocese in sacramento. the bishop sacramento is saying the diocese intends to file for reorganization of its debts in bankruptcy court by march. the bishop said the decision will allow him to resolve the claims of sexual abuse victims as fairly as possible, there are more than 250 lawsuits against the diocese alleging sexual abuse by clergy or other church staff. under chapter 11, a court would oversee the district to satisfy those claims. >>> dozens of people gathered at the break of dawn in san francisco this morning for a special pilgrimage. >> the annual pilgrimage began at all sou

samantha jo roth, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> all right. israel believes thousands have fled in fear after many were killed or taken hostage by hamas during the attacks on october 7. nic robertson spoke with some farmers who are struggling to keep their farms going after the ex exodus. >> reporter: in a safe room on a dairy farm, a respectful recovery is under way. ten foreign workers murdered in here by hamas october 7. the farm's camera recorded others taken at gunpoint later found executed 23 foreign workers on this farm mostly thai, some nepalese, brutally killed. some of them taken through this door. >> every time i come out, i see the safe room where ten foreign workers were slaughtered and others, six or seven, were killed. always there. >> reporter: and stevie runs the farm. gaza close across his fields. his surviving foreign workers all fled. and that is a problem. >> basically the foreign workers run the farm. >> reporter: and he has 730 cows, 350 producing milk. a shortage of skilled labor is limiting productivity. >> four volunt

to you, jessica roth, to put this in sperspective. what can the court do to keep him from repeating these lies after he already owes from last week? >> so, injunction, here is a court order that directs a party not to engage in behavior that the court has ordered the person to refrain from engaging in. if the court were to go ahead and grant that injunction as the plaintiffs have requested, then if giuliani violated the injunction, he could be subject to additional penalties, fines and potentially imprisonment for contempt of court. because that's the significance of an injunction issued by a court is that it has the force of a court order. >> evan, back to you. you've been a very busy man today because there's another case rejecting mark meadows' attempt to move the case to federal court. >> no dice. this is something he's been trying to push for his case to be brought to federal court. the play here is to get this case dismissed and so that meadows doesn't have to face these state charges but here, we have a conservative leaning pan

the farther from schroeder, the closer to anton roth, the head of the canadian parliament, who...the program, which. shows more than others. pavel, what is known about the president’s plans for the last working week of this year? tomorrow work in st. petersburg. 25-26 meeting with leaders of the cis countries. the president has already announced this event several times. back in november, he invited his colleagues to visit. take part in the now traditional informal meeting of eu and cis leaders. he is leading a meeting on the development of the city and its suburbs, well, the president is planning a state council in moscow on the role of teachers and mentors. a mentor is like a pilot, to follow the right courses between exile and charybdis. this week, putin has several working meetings on his schedule, about key presidential events, you can learn about key presidential events earlier than others from the publication in the zarubin telegram channel, subscribe. well , the new episode of our program will be aired in the new year and we will show you again more than others. thank you.

bush, "wall street journal" columnist bill mcgurn, we have wall street pro and author carol roth. bill. "the wall street journal" reports former president obama is worried that biden will lose and will not be automobile to stop donald trump. washington post reports the president is angry and blaming his team but, bill, he just hit another new lower of 34% in a new monoif mouth poll. voters seem to be saying, you know who's to blame? joe biden, look in the mirror. >> yeah. i think joe biden should say to his predecessor or say to president obama, come on, man, you're reading the wrong polls. it seems that everyone in the democratic party is reading the wrong polls instead of whatever mythical polls that joe biden believes are showing him way out in front. elizabeth: yeah. carol a, to what bill is saying, that's been the president's narrative. i mean, the post reports, carol, that behind the scenes biden is complaining that his economic message is not stopping his plunging poll numbers. jill biden and joe biden are telling aides and friends they're frustrated. democrat pollster stan

stephanie roth had a very busy weekend.nto the soft landing narrative. do you have a more optimistic view they can achieve a soft landing after yesterday? then the day before? >> i just have more conviction in a soft landing. our base case was q3 of next year and heading into yesterday we posted into q2 and that makes the runway even wider for a soft landing. lisa: for you ok with how chairman powell responded to his questions yesterday? stephanie: he did not talk about market conditions, financial conditions because they fees. tom: i have really failed at the core theme that was alluded to by the chairman we will go to michael mckee before we get to christine lagarde in frankfurt. you're quite good at this which is interpreting a free ratio productivity dynamic of capital and labor and the pixie dust of american efficiency. how would you determine better productivity? do they have confidence in productivity? stephanie: i think there is real scope for that. the economy has learned to operate with you were workers than what

does this make you feel like david lee roth?>> jimmy: is there anything better than that? >> no, this is crazy. i don't even know -- i started doing stand-up again maybe five, six years ago, and now we're doing all these fun places. it is great. >> jimmy: i saw a video of you and your daughter. i think sunny. she was singing a song about your mood swings. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it was very funny. >> daddy goes up and down very quick. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, well, daddy is with us. his name is adam sandler, and his movie is called "leo." we'll be right back with adam sandler. >> right on. [ applause ] se allstate. the service road is faster. gps: turn left. not happening. he knows better than any gps. and he'd point you in allstate's direction. go all the way down the road, past the big gray warehouse. gps: take the next exit. you're not from around here, so you don't know the back roads. i don't want to be late for the party. i'm gonna save us five minutes. some people just know what road to take. gps: you're o

so retirement plans and roth retirement plans, there's still time to do something with that.d ow -- you're on a cash basis, accelerate your expenses. if you can prepay some of those bill, you can get them in under the wire in 2023 and take the deduction for. that. cheryl: good. >> also if you want to buy some equipment before the end of the or year, software, hardware -- chr e cheryl least make the order. >> get it into service, and you'll get a bigger deduction the year than next year. cheryl: that's interesting. jeep, it's always food to talk to you about this stuff. small businesses especially here in new york, praying for them. that's all i can say. >> especially in this city, man. it is tough. cheryl: gene marx. we've got a lot more coming up, everybody, as tensions in the red sea ease, oil prices are coming down a little bit, but is this just temporary? i'm going to ask the cow guy, scott shellady, at 2:45. but first, my next guest has made some pretty accurate calls. don luskin is here with his greatest hits and his biggest misses of 2023. that's next. ♪ ♪ it's the fin

does this make you feel like david lee roth?yeah. >> jimmy: is there anything better than that? >> no, this is crazy. i don't even know -- i started doing stand-up again maybe five, six years ago. and now we're doing all these fun places. running around. it is great. >> jimmy: i saw a video of you and your daughter. i think sunny, she was singing a song about your mood swings. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was very funny. >> daddy goes up and down very quick. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: daddy is with us. his name is adam sandler, and his movie is called "leo." we'll be back with adam sandler. ♪ slide in strong wow ♪ ♪ turn around and stick it up wow wow ♪ ♪ fine fine specimen wow ♪ ♪ drop it down now pick it up wow wow ♪ ♪ ♪ wow wow ♪ ♪ drop it down now pick it up wow wow ♪ ♪ ♪ wow ♪ ♪ ♪ let's go let's go let's go ♪ ♪ ♪ wow wow ♪ ♪ ♪ wow wow ♪ ♪ drop it down now pick it up wow wow ♪ ♪ ♪ wow wow ♪ ♪ wow ♪ you know, it doesn't matter if you choose left or right ♪ wow wow ♪ because they're both chewy, crunchy and delici

venezuela, that resulted in us sanctions, the same thing is happening against eritrea in africa, ken roth was the head of amnesty for 27 years, rabit right-wing fanatic almost, he has since stepped down. uh, but been replaced by by one of one of his minions, and uh, so this finding is not surprising, it's just that uh, the predictability is frustrating because the general public sort of persist in viewing these, these organizations as impartial voices of the underdog and that they are, they are helping victims uh around world, it's simply not true. i mean, it's just simply not true, and they are, they are profoundly selective about who they will uh defend. uh, we saw the current peace prize winner, was was vetted by the state department, and is somebody who has relationships with the heads of amnesty and human rights watch, this is, this is a whole, this is the human rights industry, the the the machine that selectively creates a narrative for the public to... follow and in this case is that hamas are evil terrorists and they they crawl around in tunnels and they need to be exterminated l

he says he's fine with ryan roth winning. apparently they're friends.cus, they have very similar positions, so he's okay with it. >> okay for him, maybe not so much for me. >>> members of hollywood's a-list made a pit stop in san francisco. the sffilm awards last night made a star-studded night in the city. among the honorees, greta gerwig, who picked up the award for film direction, the first woman to direct a billion dollar box office movie. ryan gosling, who played ken, presented the award. >> i'm so excited to be here because i'm so glad that they're honoring greta. i think she deserves all the awards. >> it's so meaningful that the audience received it in the spirit that it was meant, which was so joyful to make. >> job well done. last night nicholas cage also picked up a lifetime achievement award for acting. he once lived in san francisco. spent some time in the city as a child. >>> happening today, a drive-thru holiday light display opening for the season. it is the 25th anniversary of fantasy of lights in los gatos. some 25,000 cars are expecte

i am going to have a nice steak dinner. >> councilman elect roth assesses he is cripple his wife made him vote. candidate greene says he has no regrets about not voting in the race. the last time that there was a tie in the county election, it was decided by a coin toss. in olympia, drew mickelson, nbc five news. >> that is right, you heard that correctly. one of the candidates did not even vote, so remember, we've got to believe in yourself, if you want others to follow suit. it's confidence, not narcissism. because every single voter counts, and here is the thing, it might just come back to yours. and on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with me. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. ow >> i want to start off tonight with cynthia playboy magazine, just an article, so did not worry, this is still a family program. in 1990, donald trump did a sit-down interview with playboy. he teased a future in american politics. there is something he said back then that we all probably should have taken

he says he's fine with ryan roth winning, they're friends and have similar positions. >> if you don't believe in yourself, who do you believe in? >> i think it's okay to vote for yourself. >> i agree. >>> we've got a story to get you talking. >> bosses, i want you to listen up because you may be sending out invitations to the company party as you want to congratulate your team for all they've done this year. we did talk to one hr expert who wrote a book called "employalty" and he tells us a shindig may not be the way to go. >> folks want four things more than anything else, they want a little more time, a little more money in their pockets, they want a little less stress, and they want to feel appreciated. >> so he's saying, really, the better way to show your appreciation, ditch the party altogether and spend the money directly on the employees instead, like gift cards or a donation in their name to a charity of their choice, and pair that with a personal show of appreciation, like a note or a card, detailing the employee's contribution to the company. and if you do p

roth, the head of the canadian parliament, who sympathizes with the nazis and so that they can hear meom the point of contact they will have to find common ground with us, because they will have to reckon with us, and the most striking shots are always only in the program that shows more than the rest. pavel, what is known about the president’s plans for the last working week of this year? already tomorrow. in st. petersburg. twenty fifth, twenty sixth meeting with the leaders of the cis countries. the president. this event has been announced several times already. back in november, he invited his colleagues to visit. participate in the now traditional informal meetings of the leaders of the european union and the cis. also in st. petersburg, putin will hold a meeting on the development of the city and its suburbs. well, in moscow, the president is planning a state council, and the roles of teachers are mentors. a mentor is like lutzman. to follow the correct courses between exile and charybdis this week, putin has several working meetings on key you can find out about presidential eve

rolling in terms of this project of establishing a jewish state, this project that got rolling with roth child bankers, this project that has lot to do with the same dynamics of the larger depopulation initiative in the world, which is a banking cartel thing to further the power of banking, which is closely interacted, which is closely intertwined with this thing called zis, and it seems to me that when we put the focus there, we're talking about israel, we're talking about the united states, both are in under the authority, the control of the same. of command, which is chain of command, and it's perfectly appropriate that biden be considered every much and even possibly more so responsible than netan, we have a system of zionism, which is a system of supremacism, which is is a system of talmudic sort of breeding of hatred towards all kinds of people, of supremacism, of chosen peoplism, of the idea that some kind of people are more... privileged in the eyes of god and the palestinians are clearly uh in the the school of this thing called terrorism and you know netan who is master of usin

started with a lie." um, you only have to look at the trajectory since the the gift of uh israel to the roth charles in exchange for getting uh america into the first world war, um, through to the nack bar in 1948, not to mention the atrocities of the king david hotel where they blew up british servicemen, and numerous terrorist attacks and then you go on through all the wars that we've seen subsequently. they are war crimes. but these are war crimes that aren't exclusive to israelis, they they're the feature of the structure under which we live, so whether you're talking about mosulting the iraq war or what they did in libya, syria, i mean in syria they were targeting civil civilians, women, babies, children, using them as as hostages and and don't tell me that was isis or daesh, it was basically the... another weapon in nato's armory to destabilize countries, so um israel is just focal point for this structures abusive destruction and it is terrible um and one ought to protest, i'm not saying people shouldn't protest, but protest isn't going to stop it, the only way it can stop is when we

i want to ask that from our guest who rejoin just alice rothchild, author and filmmaker, um, alice roth chile, welcome back to the program, i think it's a proper time to address what needs to be addressed, i think it's something that's somewhat maybe forgotten in between the uh awful and shocking uh scenes that are coming out of the gaza strip, and that is how to deal with this, the root cause of it to be tackled, what do you think, is that being discussed enough and how should that be addressed, right? so the root causes of this crisis are the ongoing occupation of the occupied territories and the siege of gaza. um, it is not a a reasonable expectation by israel and the israeli government and military to think that you can uh suppress and oppress a group of people endlessly, and that that somehow keeps uh israeli citizens safe. um, ultimately oppressed people will uh react and try to fight back their oppressive situation, so unless that oppression, the siege, the occupation, the second-class citizenship of palestinians in israel, unless the refugees are addressed, uh, then this conflic

. >> reporter: following magill's resignation, elise stefanik wrote one down, two to go, michael rotht of wesley university. >> i hope they don't lose their job, because then they would be subject to the outside forces, the republican congresswoman on the one hand, but also these big donors trying to throw their weight around. and that's not good for the long range health of these schools. >> reporter: before liz oh magill's resignation, one donor threatened to pull a $100 million donation, and a harvard alum says that they are missing out on $1 billion in terminated donations in light of the controversy. harvard's president has apologized for her testimony, norah. >> norah: nikole killion, thank you. well, now to some breaking news from new york city. first responders are on the scene at an apartment building in the bronx that partially collapsed this afternoon. you can see a corner of the seven-story building crumbled to the ground exposing several rooms to the streets. officials say they have evacuated everyone but continue to search through the rubble for any victims. so far there

phillip roth's novel the plot against america is a counterfactual american history of what would havehappened had charles lindbergh run against fdr in 1940 and had a one. if you want to imagine what that's like i commend it but don't read it late at night. >> i can attest to that by the way but i was reading that for, the first time in the spring of 2017. my husband said can you not read that book anymore? syndicates worthy of a book club selection but only if the book club reads -- meets in the morning because you never sleep again. but the chosen leader for some face folks i think -- of canada may have put himself forward and huey long was described as america's hitler the best candidate to be america's hitler. not because he was in trafficking anti-semitism that we would match them with that sort of part of legacy. because of the type of demagogue he was, the kind of appeal that he had in the political skills that he had. under huey long huey long as governor of louisiana mounted and armed invasion of new orleans and got away with it. he got elected senator and cast his job as gove

yesterday and today we eliminated the commanders of the roth brigades of many militants, yesterday morningza strip. it will be carried out with no less force with no less results. hamas commanders will meet the israel defense forces everywhere. they will be given a very decisive rebuff. we have the ability to do this in the most thorough manner. just as we did it decisively and thoroughly in the north of the gas sector, we are doing it now in the south and continue to consolidate our gains in the north. meanwhile, relatives the hostages who remain in the gaza strip are demanding immediate solutions from the government to return their loved ones home, they fear that the large-scale operation is daily endangering the lives of israelis who remain captives of the islamists. we can destroy hamas later. but many hostages will not live another week or month, they must return home now. i hope this ends soon, that in a few days there will be another ceasefire and hamas will begin to understand that it doesn't matter whether you are a man, a woman or a child, everyone is needed release. with the res

it is not like this money was going to otherwise end up in a roth ira.er an nft of trump or a second pet snake. in fact, the popularity of these nfts makes me think that biden should run this video as a campaign ad. because if you can afford -- right? if you can afford to blow five grand on a piece of a suit with mustard stains, the economy must be doing pretty good. [cheers and applause] and i will confess something to y'all. i actually think these are all really pretty cool cards. they've got trump as a soldier. trump with lightning hands. trump as a robot. but, like, why don't any of these cards show off his amazing policy accomplishments? like, where's a card showing trump tackling a doctor who was about to perform an abortion? where's the one of him heroically catapulting a refugee child far away from his family? was that too much for you? or how about one of him patriotically lighting a tiki torch for a neo-nazi? oh, yeah, those was the days, y'all, there was was the days. second term is going to be great. all right, let's move on from something th

michael roth is president of wesleyan university. >> i hope they don't lose their job because they would then be subject to these outside forces that republican congresswoman on the one hand,lso these big donors who are trying to throw their weight around. i think that's not good for the long-range health of these schools. >> reporter: before magill's resignation here at penn, at least one major donor threatened to pull a $100 million donation and a prominent harvard alum claims the university is missing out in over a billion dollars in terminated donations in light of the controversy. harvard's president has apologized for her testimony. norah. >> nikole killion, thank you. >>> well, now to some more breaking news from new york city. first responders are on the scene at an apartment building in the bronx that partially collapsed this afternoon. you can see a corner of the seven-story building crumbled to the ground, exposing several rooms to the street. officials say they have evacuated everyone, but they continue to search through the rubble for any victims. so far, there are no report

with at least two or three israeli divisions being gauged preventing them from applying their full roth on the palestinians, the iraqi resistance has also been knocking at the doors of the us bases, so this is this is a war, of course the the asymmetric war is is is is part of it and these uh these targeted killings are are part of that uh, i think israel is really regards. self in a desperate bit for survival, i think what we've seen in october the 7th is the beginning the of the end of the israeli uh illegal uh occupation as we know it, i think that it will never return to the same same levels of if you like uh authoritarianism, yes it will take time for it to die, but it will die at the hands of the axis of resistance in my opinion, and the palestinians are now integral part of that axis, with the the the the losses that they've had, with the marters that they've given, they will not go back every... palestinians heart is burning even more uh for the utter and total implementation of real justice in that region, which means a one state solution which all palestinians are allowed to r

a special presidential prize was awarded to the first second roth and the honor guard band of the minsk, public holidays, visits of high delegations, and also soldiers with carbines proudly carrying the national flag abroad, about how ordinary military men helped to open belarus to the world with high art, in the disposition project. disposition is on air, this is gagarin, let's go, sometimes you're lucky, you're lucky, i was lucky enough to touch the history of the company. guard of honor, and to the international page of the chronicle. i wanted to immediately say that i was impressed and delighted, but here something else is on the verge misunderstanding of what i saw happened to me. now, i hope i can explain. so, rota’s first foreign business trip. april 2010. let's go. april 14, early morning, minsk national airport. for the first time, the honor guard company does not meet or see off anyone here, it flies away on its own. the longest one is ahead. day in the history of the unit. they made a forced march to venezuela. the unit was invited to the parade in honor of the bicentenary of

alicia roth says it's not necessarily a negative thing.he specializes in behavioral sleep medicine at the cleveland clinic. >> if you're sleep deprived for any reason, if you're not getting enough sleep, your mental health is going to suffer. your physical health is going to suffer. >> couples may choose a sleep divorce if they have different work schedules or perhaps one of them snores. another possibility, one person may enjoy staying up late while their partner prefers to go to bed early. >> they need a nicer name for it. >> yeah, it could be something other than soften that edge a little. >> all right. all righty. let's turn our attention to that fog we've been talking about. >> yeah, let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya yeah, ama and dan. >> it's right down on the deck, so be careful. let me show you a live picture right now of that fog from our golden gate bridge camera where it is pretty thick at this hour. visibility is poor. tomorrow morning, areas of dense fog with hazardous driving conditions, actions use your low b

richard roth has more. >> ladies and gentlemen, the smothers brothers. >> reporter: the smothers brothers were a counterculture comedy sensation when america was on fire in the late 60s. >> it was passionate. there was no hiding how we felt about the war in vietnam and the voter registration and civil rights. all those things were happening. we get a lot of complimentary letters and a lot of derogatory letters saying we're communists. those are the good letters. >> reporter: cbs gave tom and dick smothers an hour of prime time programming following their earlier career of folk singing and rivalry humor. >> you smell love, censerty, gentleness and caring and that came out every single show. >> reporter: however, the show changed dramatically with the times. but cbs began to sensor the humor, feeling it was antiestablishment. >> you got to watch yourself, tommy. no more nixon jokes. >> cbs would like to give us notice, and some of you don't like the things we say. >> reporter: the show was very different than traditional network fair. broadcasting before cable and streaming. big named stars

alicia roth says it's not necessarily a negative thing.zes in behavioral sleep medicine at the cleveland clinic. >> if you're sleep deprived for any reason, if you're not getting enough sleep, your mental health is going to suffer. your physical health is going to suffer. >> couples may choose a sleep divorce if they have different work schedules or perhaps one of them snores. another possibility, one person may enjoy staying up late while their partner prefers to go to bed early. >> they need a nicer name for it. >> yeah, it could be something other than soften that edge a little. >> all right. all righty. let's turn our attention to that fog we've been talking about. >> yeah, let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya yeah, ama and dan. >> it's right down on the deck, so be careful. let me show you a live picture right now of that fog from our golden gate bridge camera where it is pretty thick at this hour. visibility is poor. tomorrow morning, areas of dense fog with hazardous driving conditions, actions use your low beams and le

richard roth has more on their impact. >> ladies and gentlemen, the smothers brothers! >> reporter: the smothers brothers were a counter culture comedy sensation when america was on fire in the late '60s. >> it was passionate, no hiding how dick and i felt about the war in vietnam, vote rernlg administration, civil rights. >> we get a lot of complimentary letters but a lot of derogatory saying we're communists. pinkos.those are the good letters. >> reporter: cbs gave tom and dick smothers an hour of sunday primetime programming following the brothers' earlier career of folk singing and sibling rivalry humor. >> you smell love, sincerity, passion, gentleness, caring. and that came out every single show. >> reporter: however the show changed dramatically with the times. ♪ ♪ pollution, guns an poverty surround us. no wonder everybody dropping oo out ♪ >> no more nixon jokes. ♪ cbs would like to give us notice and some of you don't like the things we say snoefts. >> re ♪ . >> reporter: the show was very different than normal fair. big name stars appeared in skits. >> keep t

shares are double in the s&p gain the last month following the upgrade from roth following the headline with don't think too hard, just buy. calix provides software systems and services is a long-term beneficiary of government spending and broadband. joining me is the ceo. thank you for being here. >> good morning, frank. >> give us a sense of what reve? >> 20% of our revenue is tied to spending. we partner with customers to simplify business which is drive operational efficiency and excite their subscribers which is the launch of new service which is allowing them to differentiate the market. >> you launched your a.i. chatbot last year. how are you using a.i. in your business now? >> we have been using a.i. for over five years. this is leveraging the partners with the a.i. engines. we use that within the cloud to analyze 50 terabytes. if you are having a problem, the a.i. engine can identify it and the call center can do an outbound call. frank, you are having a problem. there is something wrong with the wifi or application you are running and let us fix that. >> how is a.i. impacting

. >> joining me now to discuss, michael roth, president of wesley university.hot topic. what is the situation like right now on your campus? >> hello, i'm my campus right now, the situation is tense, because people are so concerned about the war in the middle east. every day, we see horrible images of innocent civilians being killed, of combat in the streets, and people are feeling very beleaguered by the news. they feel that they want to take sides in a conflict that is on the other side of the world. some of them have allegiances to israel. some of them have allegiances to the struggle of palestinians for freedom. on our campus, we have seen that people have the ability to sit together in the same room and listen to lectures about the history of the conflict, listen to reports on what is happening now, to ask tough questions, to sometimes get into charged conversations, sometimes just to grieve because of all the suffering that they see, and some of us have families in the region. but on the whole, i have been very pleased with the ability of our faculty and

here to explain are kevin mon, cnbc's very own dominic chu, and we're joined by stephanie roth, chief economist at wolf research. welcome one in all. dom, outline some of the maybe positive surprises around the corner. >> one or two of them are kind of consensus ones that are happening carrying over into next year. one is maybe a contrarian type play, opposite of what we saw. point number one is the world's second biggest economy, china. it's been an underperformer, they've had economic problems no doubt about it. but could there be a scenario where the economic data shows signs of life? we saw it with regard to tech manufacturing. that could be a big point there. the second one is about an earnings catalyst. right now, the consensus is for fourth quarter earnings growth in the s&p to be about 4.7%. not bad, and we saw better numbers in q3, as well. that could be a catalyst. remember, earnings season starts in a couple of weeks after the new year. number three, and this is an interesting one, because it's just seasonality. november, december, january, have been good months for the sto

and that putin was saying that that means americas this knock receives roth? >> look i think we have a real issue in this country. when you see these agencies are being weaponized, they're going after individual simply for political beliefs. that should never occur in the united states of america. i think it unfortunately we've seen it in a, doj in the fbi, there is been a two tiered system. where there is been a double standard. we're showing that right now with the way hunter biden was treated, and all of a sudden when we're exposing all of this. all of a sudden we now see the doj bring nine charges against hunter biden, for what the whistleblower satiated brought along time ago, but were surprised by the doj. so we always want to make sure that we have a system where we can't believe in justice. think it's fair for anybody to. say >> turning to the other part of the presidential race that's underway right now, i believe you have not made an endorsement in. this >> i have not. >> just play real quick this ad from nikki haley. >> i'll just say it, biden's too

whether it's hudson bay or whether it goes back to steve roth, which started with the big purchase oflexander's. some of our viewers may remember that store. this is a theme that's gone on for many years. we'll see whether macy's has any interest in that potential deal, and to your point, very important whether they have all the financing they need to get it done. >> and we'll get to oxy. >> that was, you know, big headline, but a lot of that is debt. over $9 billion in debt, oxy's deal to acquire crown rock. it's a permian deal, though. lot been going on there, obviously. hess and pdd being the largest of them. pioneer. >> vicky on "squawk" this morning. >>> still to come, td cowen names delta one of its top picks for '24. we're going to talk to the analyst behind that call. >>> take a look at the premarket. very busy week on tap, not just the central banks and eco-data but an s&p rebalance on friday. futures pretty plat. back in a minute. >>> looking ahead to 2024, our next guest picks delta as her best idea in the airline sector, saying it's set to differentiate itself from its pee

joining us is tony roth. me. >> a positive 2024 capital markets forecast. you talk about the u.s. in terms of its economy and our ability to sort of deliver economic growth and disinflation the rest of the world can only envy. what does that mean from an investor's standpoint? >> from a long-term investor standpoint, the u.s. is in a super cycle right now we look at labor, technology and innovation coming together, the u.s. is creating a set of conditions for sustained economic growth. next year we have about 1.3 to 1.5% growth. it doesn't sound spectacular but compared to europe which is probably in a recession right now. as we get through that period of time without seeing excessive unemployment next year we'll see a period we have accelerated economic growth and an invest standpoint, the rest of the market is not extended multiples. we're seeing more trade expand, more breath in the equity market and playing catch up around the seven names and achieving growth in the equity portfolio here in the u.s. >> we

at the research institute and i'm so pleased today we have new york times best-selling author carol roth . who produced a new book called the war on small business. it is available online at your favorite bookseller and having read it i cannot praise it enough. it raises so many important issues. one that is so important is the assault that is being waged before the pandemic and during the pandemic. it's partly small business which is grown to a less possible stature and i would love to dive in and start discussing what's wrong, why is this at the heart of our economy so keep talking, i was why is this such an important topic to our kids? >> it's interesting when i talk to people about big business versus small business people don't have a good sense of the scope . they think there are millions of big businesses but it's the reverse. we have somewhere between 15,000 large businesses in the country and before covid we had 30.2 million offices, 6 million of which had employees and accounted for half the gdp and happy employment of the country. it really is a very significant part of the ec

his christmas message to anyone who disagrees with him, roth and -- he calls a riot on capitol hill,burnham air at the ground to help themselves. every republican leader says that in private. i'm the only one saying it in public. what kind of president do we want? a liar or someone who's got the guts to tell the truth? >> moments like tonight with haley. it you can see why chris christie's not eager to just get out and pick her. >> even that aside, chris christie, i think, in particular is not the kind of person who is going to quit, as opposed to being fired, in this case by the voters, when it finally gets to the point. but i think it's a little bit of a circular argument to say that haley needs kristie to drop out of that race to do well. for haley to do well, it implies kristi has voters, which, why would he, effing his voters, leave? if he's doing so poorly, and what's the difference if he leaves? haley has to run her own race. you cannot base your strategy on what five other people do or don't do. yes she could say i would like for vivek and asa hutchison and ron desantis and c

. ♪ got it bad, got it bad, got it bad ♪ ♪ i'm h hot for teaeacher ♪ ♪ i g got it bad d so bad ♪ rothding that this is too obscene for me. so, the next witness will be mr. frank zappa. zappa: the establishment of a rating system, voluntary or otherwise, opens the door to an endless parade of moral quality-control programs based on things certain christians don't like. i think you should leave it up to the parent, because not all parents want to keep their children totally ignorant. you and i would differ on what's ignorance and educated. [ laughter ] simpson: the women didn't get the rating system they wanted, but they did get a commitment to begin applying a printed inscription on the packaging of albums, cassettes, and music videos warning that they contain blatant explicit lyrics. good rock and roll breaks all the rules, okay? thatat's just ththe way it i . that's the way it always has been. elvis presley was not good for the children either. good mororning, evererybody. i'm very pleased to announce live aid which, without a doubt, will be the largest pop concert ever held. majewsk

looking far think you for joining us today let's move ahead to this, doctor wall street pro, carol roth gop strategist model and he did not go well on site at the republican debate is watch the playmakers and insults by watch this. >> this is a problem using identity politics, more effectively than kamala harris and is a form of intellectual fraud. >> i have not done yet. [inaudible]. >> this is the poorest debate come the fourth of may, would be vetted the first 20 minutes, is the most obnoxious blowhard in america so shut up vivek ramaswamy. >> your version of foreign policy experience come that was closing bridget to new jersey to new york so everybody in favor just lock yourself up at that stage enjoy a nice meal get the heck out of this. >> you better kennington other getting sucker like me kelly and she caves any time the left comes after earning times the media comes after her. >> i would be happy to all of the attention fellows and thank you for that. liz: the first to what did you think carol. >> will i think that the wwe could not have scripted something as well as what we saw

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