my name is scott adams. i am the deputy director of broadband and digital literacy at the california department of technology's similarly named officer broadband and digital literacy. for those of you who don't know me, our department and our office share significant responsibilities for broadband in the state of california with the california utilities commission who are joint partners and implementing the state's broadband for all program. i think drew, you teed this up and we learned during the pandemic today's technology driven society, having access to broadband and internet is the difference between being able to fully engage in modern life and being cut off. as will have experienced it is critical for access to education, health care, essential services etc. it is my pleasure to be working in this space and be sharing thoughts with you today. a bit about the state's broadband for all program. it was really you know, something the state has been working on for a long time but it acknowledges access and

you eat a burger on tv and as you said let grease drip down your chin, you can see that, like, scott adamseat job of hiding his inte elect because he's not seen how smart pete is. i've tried to hide it in my humanity. st been harder this week. [laughter] what i'm getting at is we're all going to miss him a unthe -- rachel: we love you, pete. you hang in there. the bad guys who are going after you with, everyone concern can see right through, they're afraid of what you're going to do when you're actually nominated, when you're actually confirmed. joey: he'll be back on the couch and in the studio giving good news on the military. i have full faith in that. will: turning now to your headlines. the daniel penny manslaughter trial will resume on monday morningal a medical examiner who conducted the autopsy appeared yesterday. former prosecutor katie cherkasky joined us earlier to react to this development. >> the defense is raising this issue because, of course, the question about the reasonableness of daniel penny's actions is at play here, and the idea that minute was under the influence of

adam scott and i are going to do a podcast to accompany the show. to be genius. [ cheers and applause ] do you have a name for it? >> yes. we are calling it "the severance podcast with ben stiller and adam scott." >> jimmy: that's amazing. i don't know how you -- [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: but can we talk about the film you're currently working on. >> yes. >> jimmy: 'cause this is -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- i'm very excited about this. >> well, yeah. it's -- you know, i mean, like right now the nation is really divided. >> jimmy: oh, don't bring down the room. yeah, i'm sorry. >> yeah. yeah. and you know, it's almost like we have two different countries, you know. it's the tennis players and the pickleball players. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, yeah -- interesting. so this is about pickleball? >> this is a pickleball movie. yeah. >> jimmy: this a pickleball movie. >> it's about the tension between tennis and pickleball. and it's starring -- i'm in it, but jake johnson's in it. and ed harris. and mary steenburgen, and andy roddick is in

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scott: adam schiff has spent a lot of money helping garvey get the second place spot because he knewuld defeat him. he's had a lot of confidence he was going to win and he will get the six-year term for a seat once held by dianne feinstein, who died in office. no surprise. i think he's been spending weeks leading up to the election kind of making relationships with people he is hoping to be his colleagues when he gets back and joints the senate. geoff: quite the campaign war chest and has been using it to boot other democrats. california is an unlikely battleground, i put that in air quotes, in the sense it is key to which party will control the house because democrats and republicans are battling over a handful of house seats that could swing the balance of our pure bring us up to speed on that front. scott: there's the central valley, the agricultural part of california. we have republican incumbents. one of them is a somewhat moderate republican running against a democrat. those were close races last time and democrats hoping with a larger turnout they could get themselves over th

look at the bottom of the list and adam and i did scott initiative to jo, us name foss, with name in your b. i saw report found that while meta to quote many appropriate actions during the may 2021 crisis, hate speech and incitement to violence against the palestinians, arab israeli, some jewish israelis, and jewish communities. a code on metro platforms. it highlighted that its actions that had an adverse impact on the ability of palestinians to share information and insights about their experiences as they occur the. this is the next chapter for our services time or on this home. i'll just say right arrow big examined facebook's policies before the war. one goes that took social media or activities to another level that on the phone lines, i'm not gonna zoom out on fall off the. i'm gonna shoot for an item according i had a missed call from adams. yes, that's a be a, a, a, the land and cost me a call you about how come with him? the see, i'm an old with him the morning cuz we had one. lynette has been having them half of a month to hardly walk out that, that acted on the monroe hal

>> he is absolutely adamant that it will be tight. asked him scott was saying about donald trump, he is a democrat fighting for kamala harris and he believes that kamala harris is going to win, but he is under no illusion that he is anything other than a nailbiter race that he has seen, but when it comes to voter fraud that has not been disapproved by local officials in pennsylvania, what he said is that desperation is the worst cologne. >> i would like to remind everybody that biden wrecked his fight 80,000 votes and we will be back in the same situation. he will try to lie and claim these baseless things, but now we are going to have a new team-leading america, which will be harris and tim walz, but it will be close. >> he was on the ballot two years ago, so he has recent experience of what it's like statewide in pennsylvania. he helped hillary clinton in 2016 and has talked openly about the fact that he saw during the campaign the pockets of voters who had never really come out for a republican and were connecting for donald trump. they definitely

the last american aristocrat, the brilliant life and improbable education of henry adams and paradise lost a life of scott fitzgerald and richard hofstadter, an intellectual biography. of course, tonight at the new book, we are here for to celebrate is titled a hell of a storm. the battle for kansas, the end of compromise and the coming of the civil war. we've got to be just one blurb. this one's from a dr. alan kelso, who i'm sure we all know. he writes, quote, no one who encounters david brown's new retelling of the infamous nebraska bill will be in any doubt that it was the most toxic piece of legislation ever to pass a u.s. congress with a sharply ironic pen. brown walks us through the terrible unfolding of the year 1854 and the deadly ways it pointed the nation toward civil war. a tour de force and quote, it's an honor to host david and jeffrey here in harrisburg for the official book launch. so without further ado, please join me in giving them a warm round of applause. well, thank you, everyone. it's a pleasure to be back at the midtown scholar and thank them for hosting this wonderful event tonigh

scott. >> it is a test for them any test for our democracy. adam, thank you for joining me tonight, my >>> i don't care if it takes every second of our time and every

scott. >> it is a test for them any test for our democracy. adam, thank you for joining me tonight, my >>> i don't care if it takes every second of our time and every ounce of our energy. we either get this government back on our side or we defund and get rid of abolish the doj and every last one of them if they do not come to heal. i don't think it's too much to ask. i don't think it's too much to ask. a department which once investigated matt gaetz for sex trafficking allegations. now president-elect donald trump has selected gates to potentially leled the lead the . we will go through that and his cabinet picture in a moment. trump made an off-handed comment on capitol hill this might not bring his final term in action and bring the reaction to that remark. >>> on capitol hill, both chambers held their leadership elections and we have the results and what that means for the incoming congress. ♪♪ good morning. welcome to "way too early" on this thursday, november 14th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting you're day with us. we have a lot to

adam, as well. see you soon. >>> to pippa stevens for the biggest names moving into the close. >> scott, bitcoin topping 87,000 for first time ever as the post-election rally continues with president-elect donald trump and other pro-crypto candidates set to take office. bitcoin has climbed about 29% since the election and has more than doubled this year. >>> and shares of block are up after piper sandler assumed coverage of the stock at overweight with an $83 price target. analysts said they are impressed by the company's margins and expect it to benefit from the continued shift to electronic payments. shares also getting a lift from post-election enthusiasm for payment stocks and block is up 11%. scott? >> all right. thank you. pippa stevens. >>> we're just getting started here. next, driving in the fast lane. tesla shares, as i said at the top, surging more than 40% in the past week. star analyst dan ives is here. he has a new title, he's going to give us his new views. he thinks tesla's just getting started. he'll make his case next. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) everyone has goals and dreams. and everyone deserves a way

scott did to hit him hard. paul: it's interesting running against progressive governments in the state of government that similar in some ways dan in new york. where governor hochul and mayor adamslly popular. >> that's true. as well -- the democratic party the progressive wing of the democratic party is not very popular if these races are any indication because you know, like mike is running against jones westchester county, and the issue that is being run against most of the republican candidates in new york is, in fact, abortion. >> abortion, abortion, abortion -- paul: every five minutes it is on tv. >> that's right and mike waller running as the democratic monitor jones accusing him of being in favor of defund the police which is amusing because jones says that is something stupid i said when i was younger. wait a minute, what does he mean by younger defund police e mirnlged 2021 well he was younge democrats are running away from those kinds of positions and they're trying to run towards the center and a lot of these -- elections in new york are in westchester county catskills central new york a lot of working class people have moved up into those areas. and though may have

scott's house out of town. mcdougal us here. we had dinner together. he asked us if we wanted to have breakfast together and, it becomes almost exhausting. and adams is keeping this diary primarily for the benefit of his wife. abigail because he's not writing to abigail at this time. mcdougal starts to build anticolonial bonds. this is something that the alliances never do. they really look outside of new york. they don't really look outside of manhattan really. they think about manhattan as the center of the universe to them as for some of the orchids and like that today. and so as things progress. so the continental congress happens. the continental association is passed. new york has all of these various committees that are formed, and they're all kind of humorous named there's the committee of 50 and the committee of 51. committee 60, the committee of 100. and the last. he's really pack the committees early on. more of more members delancey ates than people who support mcdougal. but the balance shifts as people are added to these committees when it comes to the spring of 1775, the new york assemblies refuses to adopt proceedings of the contine

let's send it over to scott wapner, a panel of all star investors, help us navigate what might be next. back with josh and adamis record setting rally. let's talk about positioning. where our viewers want to think about investing, no matter who wins, tech, the trade of the year, a big proponent of the mag 7, obviously. what's your view now? >> i think tech still works into your end, but with the election behind us, i do think investors are going to be looking for other areas on a bet that market breadth is expanding. i think one place they'll turn to is, oh, where would animal spirits come back. things that could benefit from mergers, or where are multiples low so i can see pe expansion, and that would take people to small caps, financials, basically the rest of the market, actually? >> that is courtney, where you do have wolf research talking about tonight, financials being a big election winner, talking about the regional banks as well, do you see that as a space, if former president trump is reelected tonight as president once again, that that is a space to keep your eye on? >> yeah, regional banks specific

would like to see tim scott i believe from south carolina or north carolina as treasury secretary, commerce, or transportation. i would like to see monica crawley in one of those. adam take the job that dr. ben carson has had. dr. carson to be the head of the cdc. ronny jackson be attorney general of the united states. i approve of everybody trump has picked so far, but go to other states and stop amount of congress. the last two callers, i feel sorry for them. host: are you still there? you mention that you made suggestions for who you would like to see in the cabinet. why do you like those people? caller: because they are honest. they know the job. they're not like the cabinet up there now. those people up there now are joke. biden's picks, they are jokes. we are talking about real americans who stand up for america. host: pennsylvania, line for independents. good morning, wally. caller: i would like to make a quick comment on the department of education. jimmy carter created that in 1980. apparently, the public school system flourished before the bureaucracy was created. the more salient point that i would like to make is under the 10th amendment, the federal gov

would like to see tim scott i believe from south carolina or north carolina as treasury secretary, commerce, or transportation. i would like to see monica crawley in one of those. adam take the job that dr. ben carson has had. dr. carson to be the head of the cdc. ronny jackson be attorney general of the united states. i approve of everybody trump has picked so far, but go to other states and stop amount of congress. the last two callers, i feel sorry for them. host: are you still there? you mention that you made suggestions for who you would like to see in the cabinet. why do you like those people? caller: because they are honest. they know the job. they're not like the cabinet up there now. those people up there now are joke. biden's picks, they are jokes. we are talking about real americans who stand up for america. host: pennsylvania, line for independents. good morning, wally. caller: i would like to make a quick comment on the department of education. jimmy carter created that in 1980. apparently, the public school system flourished before the bureaucracy was created. the more salient point that i would like to make is under the 10th amendment, the federal gov

adam posen of the peterson institute with a range of things to think about. the guiding light is just away way for the cabinet positions. if you see the likes of a scott more weight to the argument in the near-term. annmarie: 2.5% for 24 months. personnel is policy. that is why reading the tea leaves out of mar-a-lago is important to the financial market. jonathan: coming up, we will catch up with steven cook as world leaders react to donald trump's win. ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. jonatha