what was he doing with him was he carrying his briefcase or backpack and then he's got ryan miller, themer counsel at the cftc and then became general counsel. this guy is sitting at a bar, can barely pick his head up saying, why won't you let us grow so you can see there was so many different red flags. and then when i got to washington, you're looking at people like mike conway, former head of the ad committee who was an ftx lobbyist. and i heard all these different things come out of members of congress, were they putting pressure on the cftc i don't know but there's a meeting coming december 1st, and i hope somebody has the courage to ask was somebody putting pressure on the cftc and let me say one more thing, which i think is really important. i told my team this had nothing to do with crypto. when he wanted to do was list all asset classes, mine, the intercontinental exchanges and everyone else's under his model, which, as i have said, would have been a biblical disaster. >> is it your allegation, terry for lack of a better term that he had lawmakers in his pocket looking back on

miller going into the break. let's go to nbc news white house correspond monica alba and ryan nobles. you talked to trump world. as said publicly that he advised the president to not make any announcements on november 15th but instead wait until after the georgia runoff. >> yes, that does seem to be some of the advice that he is giving, he has been getting from people he trusts and it doesn't seem at this point that the former president has any plans to back away. he just told fox news in a story that posted just a fau few minutes ago, that he doesn't feel any reason to back away from that planned announcement next week. he feels as though his endorsed candidates had a really good night last night. of course, he's not providing all of the necessary context to his endorsement. because he endorsed in many, many races that weren't really considered to be competitive. and then had a rough go of it with some of the most important races on the map last night. but donald trump pointing to the victories that his candidates had in places like wisconsin, there's still the possibility that his endorsed candidates in arizon

ryan. lauren: yes. okay. he also said something similar, there's other rising stars in the party. he mentioned ron desantis, maybe we should focus on them and then you have jason milleradviser to former president trump. he said, look, you have this big announcement coming on tuesday. just wait and delay till after georgia is sorted out on december 6. full disclosure, paul ryan on the fox corp. board of directors. stu: the anti-trump sen sentimes rising. i believe so. lauren: we gave you examples. stu: if you have to sell your house in a tough real estate market? how do you do it? we have ideas. adam laxalt and cortez-mastro are neck and neck in the governor's race. we have the race from nevada next. ♪ >> the markets show a mixed picture and nasdaq up 137 points and up 7% yesterday and up another 1.2% right now. the dow slightly lower, 63 points off. looking at some movers and we're starting with nike, solid gain. lauren: yeah, it's a dow stock and up about 6% now. it's also up 10% this week. i want to tie this to the reopening or the start of the reopening that we're seeing in china. stu: how about ralph lauren. my daughter used to work for them, she doesn't now but

. >> ryan, the other big news that we were just talking about with katelyn polantz, her reporting, is that former top trump aide stephen miller now testified today before the federal grand jury investigating january 6th. and miller was really tight in there. he has first-hand knowledge on some key moments, preparation and intent of the speech, the intent of what donald trump was looking to do in presenting in giving his speech to his supporters who then turned around and then attacked the capitol. where do you see this going? >> so he is the kind of person who can get into the mindset of donald trump on january 6th. according to the select committee, he has a conversation with trump for over 25 minutes about the speech and introduces it does sound like some of the language of mike pence. then stephen miller says, get that stuff out of the speech. and then after trump has a confrontation with pence, even more of it comes in. so i'm sure he must have had some conversation with trump over those 25 minutes plus to say what are you trying to get at, what are you trying to produce here. we know that he said that to the committee. t

ryan nobles. let's talk all things trump. you covered him in 2020, and back dab ling into that world which has sucked everybody back in, too. jason millerhe is saying he is telling mr. trump to wait until after the georgia runoff is declared. what a difference a day makes. >> it is like a fluj in a certain direction. >> he had a talking to. i do get that. >> because he was so emphatic about it, just a little more than 48 hours ago, that he thought the former president should hold off, until the georgia runoff, to make the announcement. and he said the complete opposite this morning. and even quoted the former president himself, during this interview on steve bannon's podcast explicitly saying that donald trump wants people to know that his plans are on tuesday, to announce that he is going to run for president again. and this of course complicates the lives of lot of republicans here on capitol hill because the elections in both the house and senate are not yet settled and of course we have this runoff in georgia, of which donald trump will end up playing another big role in. and i covered the runoff in 2020, where he was peddling all o

miller with the story. >> nasa's orion capsule has reached the move with epic shots of the lunar surface and even more impressive. breathtaking looks back at the earth. >> ryanoking back at earth as it travels toward the moon, 57,000 miles away from the place we call home. >> this marks the first time capsule is visited the moon since nasa's apollo missions 50 years ago. unlike those manned missions, the crew inside a ryan r 3 dummies. it's all a test run for a planned lunar landing in 2025. that will make history with the first woman and person of color walking on the moon. >> as it emerges from behind the moon and earth rise of our pale blue dot. and it's 8 billion human inhabitants now coming into view. what have you it is. but why go back and do something we did 50 years ago. again, why are going back because our call is we're going out to explore the heavens. these are just the first steps of an ambitious plan to establish a long-term presence on the moon and then use what we learned there to make the next giant leap sending the first astronauts to mars. 3. >> 2, what boosters? and it just. and liftoff of artemis one mars won't happen till sometime in t

miller with the story. >> nasa's orion capsule has reached the move with epic shots of the lunar surface and even more impressive. breathtaking looks back at the earth. >> ryanng back at earth as it travels toward the moon, 57,000 miles away from the place we call home. this marks the first time capsule is visited the moon since nasa's apollo missions 50 years ago. >> unlike those manned missions, the crew inside a ryan r 3 dummies. it's all a test run for planned lunar landing in 2025. that will make history with the first woman and person of color walking on the moon as it emerges from behind the moon and earth rise of our pale blue dot. >> and it's 8 billion human inhabitants now coming into view. what have you it is. but why go back and do something we did 50 years ago. again, why are going back because our call is we're going out to explore the heavens. these are just the first steps of an ambitious plan to establish a long-term presence on the moon and then use what we learned there to make the next giant leap sending the first astronauts to mars. 3. >> 2, what boosters? and it just. and liftoff of artemis one mars won't happen till sometime in the 203