he'll be the scott walker of 2024. i owe governor walker an apology.than scott walker. let's not blame the staff on this one. we have to blame the talent. the highlights, many reasons why it was i flop. one of them is the talent. the talent. >> okay, having dealt with talent -- >> the talent is the -- >> having dealt with, talent there is a way you can prepare and lift talent up. they did not work to their advantage. no one took the time to pull him aside to deal with the fact that you just laid out, and that is part of the problem. >> well, coming up at the top of the hour, maryland senator joins us to talk not about ron desantis's campaign, but t latest in israel and the role for peace and the region. folks, we'll be right back. s, we'll be right back with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. a force to be reckon with. n

let's send it out to scott walker who is live from the american express pga tour event at like kentucky, california. hey, scott. >> a mic. good to see you. thank you so much. new forges energy founder and ceo west edens has his hand all over the economy. infrastructure spending, energy, and of course, through sports. he's the owner, after, all of the milwaukee blocks. we started a conversation today talk about energy. talking about natural gas he's a big believer in. if i asked him about the tremendous collapsing prices. that is where we started. >> you look at the u.s., the u.s. has 13 billion barrels of oil per day right the? most amount of any country in the history of the world. with that comes a lot of associated gas. you have the byproduct of all the oil production a lot of increase gastric shun. if you can't evacuate you do not mantra locally prices go down that is what has happened. >> how long do you think it takes four to recover? >> i think the oil companies have become so good at extracting, right? it is not really a question anymore, it is just processing. i think it is goi

." >> the closing bell starts right now with scott walker. >> i'm scott walker here from the new yorkns with a bull run for stocks. we will watch the market with ed here in a moment. in the meantime, 60 minutes to go in regulation. looks like a new milestone for the s&p today. crosses 4900 for the first time ever. it has peeled back a little bit. why? i will show you what yields have done. they have moved higher a

. >> closing bell begins right now with scott walker. >>> i'm scott walker live from post nine at the new york stock exchange brick this hour begins with the state of the rally and whether the market is once again too crowded at the very top. ably too much money chasing too few names. whether it is going to have an unhappy ending. we will ask tech investor glenn. in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation and it does look a little bit different than it did a while ago. yes, we are agreed across the board but some of the wind has come out of the averages as the day has progressed. the mat nasdaq was negative and as easy at the bottom of your screen, barely positive now. there's no debating what tesla is doing today. is having an awful day following its earnings report for that stock no longer one of the so-called magnificent seven because as its market cap continues to shrink, it has dropped out of the top 10. humana, another of the days worst s&p stocks and that after its guidance came in very disappointing today. we are watching yield too following that much

." >> the closing bell starts right now with scott walker. >> i'm scott walker here from the new york stock exchange. this make or break our begins with a bull run for stocks. we will watch the market with ed here in a moment. in the meantime, 60 minutes to go in regulation. looks like a new milestone for the s&p today. crosses 4900 for the first time ever. it has peeled back a little bit. why? i will show you what yields have done. they have moved higher as the day has progressed. bond auction today so yields were moving up. there is the 10 year at 418. stocks like netflix nvidia and microsoft continue to search. microsoft going for $3 trillion in micro cap as a close today. we have to watch it now as it slips a little bit. apple has been in that rare air. that stock as we speak is now read as i look. it is towing the line. keep an eye on apple. modestly negative today. tesla shares have been choppy too. they are negative ahead of overtime. we have a lot to look forward to now. let's euro and on our talk of the tape, they are rally. wondering whether stocks are starting to look too l

. >> closing bell begins right now with scott walker. >>> i'm scott walker live from post nine at theith the state of the rally and whether the market is once again too crowded at the very top. ably too much money chasing too few names. whether it is going to have an unhappy ending. we will ask tech investor glenn. in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation and it does look a little bit different than it did a while ago. yes, we are agreed across the board but some of the wind has come out of the averages as the day has progss

jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio, chris christie, the list is long. and people who've embarrass themselves trying to kiss up to donald trump after he embarrassed them as long as well. it's like the, you know, political cowardice greatest hits volume to. but ron desantis was a dead man walking. his campaign was, since he launched. and i will say that we at the lincoln project predicted that he would be an epic fail from day one. we predicted this a year and a half ago. we sat back and said, okay, just watch. just watch. ron desantis does not have what it takes. and you could see the way things were lining up, that where pressure on, predictive of how he would handle the national spotlight. first of, all he allowed himself to be defined by donald trump four months before he was able to respond. because he wasn't declared candidate until may. so all that fawning coverage was going on, and he wasn't really able to defend himself against trump's attacks well that funding coverage was going on, because trump said, no no, we're gonna blunt that right away. a

>> big fan of scott walker's, i think. my issue is this.ling data, people who say they'll vote for donald trump if he's a convicted felon. i think that may look very different after we actually see him on trial, after we see his chief of staff testify against him, likely vice president pence testify against him. it will be a relitigating of the worst day of his presidency, january 6th, the insurrection we all saw with our eyes. i think while that may be the position now because there's fatigue with joe biden, people want to see someone wearing their jersey back in the white house. i could see those numbers precipitously drop by summer of this year. >> i think there is a cohort of voters, some republicans, a lot of independents, who really don't want biden, would vote for trump, but would abandon ship if he becomes a convicted felon. they won't associate their franchise with it. at the same time, i was taken aback by this abc news "washington post" survey, joe biden at 33% job approval nationally. huge majority of americans say he doesn't ha

jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio, chris christie, the list is long. and people who've embarrass themselves trying to kiss up to donald trump after he embarrassed them as long as well. it's like the, you know, political cowardice greatest hits volume to. but ron desantis was a dead man walking. his campaign was, since he launched. and i will say that we at the at he would be an epic fail from day one. we predicted this a year and a half ago. we sat back and said, okay, just watch. just watch. ron desantis does not have what it takes. and you could see the way things were lining up, that where pressure on, predictive of how he would handle the national spotlight. first of, all he allowed himself to be defined by donald trump four months before he was able to respond. because he wasn't declared candidate until may. so all that fawning coverage was going on, and he wasn't really able to defend himself against trump's attacks well that funding coverage was going on, because trump said, no no, we're gonna blunt that right away. and, so that was months of th

figure former governor scott walker, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> our panel is here, what you make of what he had to say there>> a big fan, issue is this, polling data, they will vote for donald trump if he is a convicted felon, a plurality, but it might be different after we see them on trial in his former chief of staff testified against him and likely vice president might hence, relitigating of the worst day of his presidency, january 6, the insurrection that we saw with her eyes, there might be that this now, fatigue with joe biden, people want to see some with her jersey in the white house but i could see those numbers precipitously drop by summer of this year. >> i think there's a cohort of voters, summary couple that republicans and independent don't want biden, would vote for trump but would abandon ship if he is a convicted felon, but at the same time i was taken aback morning by the same scene is washington post survey, joe biden with 33% job approval, huge majority sa y he doesn't have the mental acuity right now to serve as president, let alone for second term. whe

i am scott walker here at the new york stock exchange.ht to your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation to see exactly where we stand right now. that is where it is. we are in the green across the board. dow trying to close above 38,000 for the first time ever. goldman sachs, united health, and caterpillar lead the way there. take a look at those stocks. nice in the green today. we will watch the indexes there over this final and most important stretch. apple, a big story today. it is back towards $200 a share. a few positive mentions today on the street as well. i don't know, three downgrades

i'm scott walker live from close nine at the new york stock exchange.the major averages can resume their rally during this critical week. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch. in the meantime, there is your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. pretty nice move today in the mega caps and that is helping that nasdaq perform today. nvidia is leading, there makes a new a.i. related announcement. what does that mean? well, a more than 5% gain for that. coming, up we will ask tops chip checker stacy rasgon what it means going forward.

. >>> thank you, i am scott walker, here at the stock exchange, this hour begins with selling, a sign of things to come in this market. we will ask about experts. the scorecard, with 15 minutes to go, nasdaq, the big decline, with tech taking a big tumble. a downgrade for apple sends shares sliding meta, getting back some of those outsize gains. deep, elsewhere, the major averages are lower. it takes us to the talk of the day. a new trading year gets on the way. is the bull market safe and sound or taking on a different look? let's ask david greenhouse and lauren goodwin, portfolio strategist for new york investments. they are here at post nine. do you think, david, the bull market is intact but you showing it's face a little bit differently? right now, it is a frown. we are giving a little bit back, as we start with the nasdaq. >> i do not know that i would be reading too much into one day. you could talk about the santa claus rally, and january, february, strong months, and the change in the calendar, as a function, they does not really make a difference. there is little reason for

that is not for scott walker has in and clearly things trump was on the way to beat the nominee he isdanger to republican -- >> how do you see there when you are talking about -- the decision not to endorse, and obviously not told him i, we're, haley a desantis, the republican party identity is so closely aligned with trump that it seems like maybe haley and desantis are -- not him. >> yes, indeed. it is interesting as well that you see a lot of the people -- into worse, started to come behind donald trump, because they see where -- going and calculating the ultimately donald trump will very likely be the nominee of the party. you see the leadership on capitol hill just in the last couple of days, as republican leader starting to fall behind a little, trump and -- not lining himself with -- electability concerns because he also sees what is going to likely have been here that donald trump will likely be the nominee, and the party needs to get behind, him and in the white house you are seeing that more and more among have overcomes as well. we'll see how much more it begins to shift as

. >> and scott walker from the new york stock exchange. the road ahead for big tech. nasdaq outperforming for the second straight day. still seems a bit thin. are they the best bet in this market or not? asking experts over the final stretch. take a look at your scorecard here with 60 minutes and regulation. the nasdaq still hanging on. not that strong. microsoft is okay. not as much is earlier. we will watch this closely over the final hour here. tesla is in the red, too, by about 2.5%. not much going elsewhere, not much for the snp sectors. a drug with materials and financials. you see them sliding across the board. bowing in the red again, as well. the company facing more fallout from the door incident over the weekend. the ceo is hosting an all employee safety meeting right about now. the stock is down about 1% as we speak. we will watch for any headlines that come out of that meeting today, as well. quick check on interest rates. hovering around 4%. the outlook for stocks in the new year. why one closing bell headliners is the risk reward for investors is now ske

most of the times, scott walker when he was supposed to be invincible. it didn't happen.trump, whatever you want to say about him, democrat or republican is one of the best political athletes that we have seen in any era. he has shown that again. i come back to how he was so conciliatory and magnanimous the night he went back in iowa. the question came out again as he watched desantis. i thought his exit from the race, his speech was the best speech i'd heard him give during the campaign. campaigns are funny. if you can't raise money, you think you're going to be threatened, you get out of these races. we are about to come tomorrow night see the beginning of the longest presidential campaign in the history of the country. >> can i ask you something real quick before we go to break? what is wall street thinking right now about these cand candidates? >> i can't speak for all of them. i saw where nikki haley has a fund-raiser planned by some of the great minds on the street and some of the great financiers of early next week. and she doesn't do well, there are going to be a

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. >>> thank you, i am scott walker, here at the stock exchange, this hour begins with selling, a signet. we will ask about experts. the scorecard, with 15 minutes to go, nasdaq, the big decline, with tech taking a big tumble. a downgrade for apple sends shares sliding meta, getting back some of those outsize gains. deep, elsewhere,

in the end, ron desantis is more scott walker than he was ronald reagan in the situation and that's whyd trump, on policy aligns much more with him then he does nikki haley, it only made sense that he did that. >> are hardly contested gop primary is not for the presidency is actually for the vice president. trump said he is highly unlikely that nikki haley would be his pick, watch this. >> i don't know i just can't say it but i don't want to roll people out, there's no reason to roll people out but i think it's highly unlikely. i will say this a lot of people on the base, maga is 95% you have some rinos left but there on a recessive tater, do you know what a recessive tater is, you probably don't but they're barely breathing. we will see what happens. i think we can have a tremendous tuesday and we can have a great result just like we did in iowa. stuart: joe burgum, vivek, tim scott and now desantis they drop down all endorsed trump, do you think they're all vying for a vice president spot? >> i think the deck yes, i think burgum, yes, i think obviously tim scott yes and i think those

if you google lance scott walker who wrote this incredible bio, for long time he's also been a scholar of houston hip-hop and is put up these incredible playlists. i think they're on spotify or unsound cloud. if you really want to immerse yourself in the culture i will look him up, , too. but yeah, you can follow me. >> okay. i think with that we will in our session, and you can join langston in the authors tend to get a signature on your books and continue the conversation. >> thank you all. [applause]

i'm scott walker hear from the new york stock exchange.ket is too stressed or just right. we'll debate that in just a bit with two well-known wall street walters on two different sides of the debate. in the meantime, your scorecard was 60 minutes ago and regulation looks like that. dow is trying to get off its worst levels of the day. moving that way. 3m has been dragging the dow all day long . that stock is weak

because scott walker had ignored that roles for years after years after years and refuse infrastructurebarack obama. donald trump promises infrastructure money, that sits on his hands when he's being begged by congress to actually do an efficient, will he does nothing. then joe biden puts and bipartisan bill for. through. every single wisconsin republican votes against it. they have now contributed billions of dollars to wisconsin alone. replacing every pipe, every lead pipe, this bridge. these are changes that will affect people's day to day lives and if you've ever had to sit for ever trying to get through the bridge, when lanes are being closed for appears, repairs, when that limit on the number of cross they can go across from the load of truck has gotten so its slow down everything, and it's driven units, you know how much of a difference this approach replacement is going to make. >> i hope the audience understands, i'm trying to convey this before. ben wikler is one of the really top talents and the history of democratic party politics, okay? this is not just limiting it to wisco

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. >> and scott walker from the new york stock exchange. the road ahead for big tech.aight day. still seems a bit thin. are they the best bet in this market or not? asking experts over the final stretch. take a look at your scorecard here with 60 minutes and regulation. the nasdaq still hanging on. not that strong. microsoft is okay.

i am mike santoli infer scott walker. this make-or-break our begins with stocks -- ten when week at the last 11 as the big cap index published just below record highs. encouraging news on wholesale inflation, sparking a strong treasury rally today as the market grows more shower of fed rate cuts coming months. the two -- that's the most dramatic. it's actually below the 30 year yield for the first time in about eight months. we had mixed reactions to bank results. city announcing it will be cutting roughly 10% of its workforce. that's in the next two years. it reported 1.8 billion dollars in losses for the quarter. the cfo joins us exclusively this hour. plus, concerns over airline fundamentals crop up in a kickoff to earnings season. united health care ways italy on the dow after its own report. it all brings us to our top of the tape. so our investors right to declare virtual victory over inflation? and is the stock markets to beat pause a routine refresher? maybe a warning that the late 2023 rally rent a bit too far? l

>> i could tell you is he's the ted cruz of scott walker's, the least likable candidate in arrays who this is a guy who was never good at this work, he was never good at human beings, never good with that -- connecting to people, and listening to them in appearing as if they're not in their head processing a piece of software that says, all display a motion 17 of interest. he couldn't connect with people and that's why the campaign impart was doing. but he was also diet trump, offering, i could be trump without the constant stream of embarrassment and humiliation. but maga voters don't want to diet trump, they want all that, all the caffeine, all the sugar, all the preservatives and alcohol. they want everything that trump gives them. and desantis wasn't at the end of the day -- unemotional barometer that was out of whack. and he never could give them a case why you'd want to elect him beyond, i won in florida a red state. >> right, he didn't just win in florida, rick, he blew the doors off when he ran for reelection. in 2018, when he won the first time he only beat andrew gillet by l

close scott walker is live from the american express pga tour event in look into, california.we begin here at this make-or-break hour with the most important u.s. stock market on track for a new all-time high fo

i'm scott walker live here a the new york stock exchang discredit the make-or-break ou begins with a countdown to tha critical week ahead. fed, the mega caps, maybe just the fate of this rally we will ask the wharton school jeremy siegel what it is likel to happen and where your money is likely to go from here he joins us in just a moment we can't wait for that in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that s&p is close to 4900, ye again. it is trying to close abov that level we will see over this fina stretch efficient at there nasdaq, somewhat muted today out of those key tec earnings you can see negative bias. scooch intel, knows gucci. it is mauling -- one of the worst talks in th market today, down 12% as far as rates go, take a look ten year, after, that better than expected read on inflatio today. a pretty nice realtime look at the economy this quarter, as well i this takes us right t our top of the tape. what stocks are likely to do i the weeks ahead. how the next five days will be critical to that outcome let's ask wharton professor of fin

i am scott walker here at the new york stock exchange. the make and break our begins with a rally in stocks. let's get right to your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation to see exactly where we stand right now. that is where it is. we are in the green across the board. dow trying to close above 38,000 for the first time ever. goldman sachs, united health, and caterpillar lead the way there. take a look at those stocks. nice in the green today. we will watch the indexes there over this final and most important stretch. apple, a big story today. it is back towards $200 a share. a few positive mentions today on the street as well. i don't know, three downgrades or so in the last weeks seeing but a distant memory. keep an eye on microsoft also. it tries to top three trillion in market cap for the first time ever. it has been in the red though for most of the day. of course, we will see what happens here over the last hour. it is the russell that is outperforming small cap stocks getting a boost from the markets broadening. and probab

i'm scott walker live from close nine at the new york stock exchange. this make or break our begins with the bounce. whether the major averages can resume their rally during this critical week. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch. in the meantime, there is your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. pretty nice move today in the mega caps and that is helping that nasdaq perform today. nvidia is leading, there makes a new a.i. related announcement. what does that mean? well, a more than 5% gain for that. coming, up we will ask tops chip checker stacy rasgon what it means going forward. apple slipping two points this -- year but it's a big drag this hour after that incident over the weekend grounding 737 max jets. stop trying to recover a little, bit down 6%. speaking, of interest rates, there's the tenure. write a 4%. they're declining today following a positive report on inflation expectations and ahead of this week's cpi report. that takes us to our top of the tape, with the road ahead for your money might look like with learning seas

i'm scott walker live here a the new york stock exchang discredit the make-or-break ou begins with a maybe just the fate of this rally we will ask the wharton school jeremy siegel what it is likel to happen and where your money is likely to go from here he joins us in just a moment we can't wait for that in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that s&p is close to 4900, ye again. it is trying to close abov that level we will see over this fina stretch efficient at there nasdaq, somewhat muted

i'm scott walker hear from the new york stock exchange. beginning with the recent high for stocks, and whether the bull market is too stressed or just right. we'll debate that in just a bit with two well-known wall street walters on two different sides of the debate. in the meantime, your scorecard was 60 minutes ago and regulation looks like that. dow is trying to get off its worst levels of the day. moving that way. 3m has been dragging the dow all day long . that stock is weak. weakness as well for goldman, home depot, travelers out of the insurance base. they are all in the red at this hour. on the flipside, united airlines a big winter after beating expectations. we are also watching microsoft here making a bit of a mid-day run, trying to hit $3 trillion in market cap. you see it steadily creeping higher through the session. we are watching yields pretty closely, too. the ten-year hits for 15, the two year moved above 440. we had a pretty good bond auction earlier and maybe that took the summer off of rates today. it takes us to our t

i am mike santoli infer scott walker.th stocks -- ten when week at the last 11 as the big cap index published just below record highs. encouraging news on wholesale inflation, sparking a strong treasury rally today as the market grows more shower of fed rate cuts coming months. the two -- that's the most dramatic. it's actually below the 30 year yield for the first time in about eight months. we had mixed reactions to bank results. city announcing it will be cutting roughly 10% of its workforce. that's in the next two years. it reported 1.8 billio

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laura woods, gabby logan or alex scott on football focus. she replaced dan walkered a ball in his life . never kicked a ball in his life. but i don't think that men should encroach on the women's game. and similarly, i don't think women should encroach on the men's game either. as punst the men's game either. as pundits now, itv have entered the storm, putting out a statement on twitter condemning barton's remarks and insisting that football is quotes for all. although given the fact that they disabled comments from their post on twitter, it seems that football is for all except those who don't agree with them. the reality is that kevin keegan and even that prize numpty joey barton are getting slated for what many people are thinking , what many people are thinking, which is, of course, the norm now in the clown world of 2024. if you're foolish enough to point out woke politically politically correct box ticking in sport, all you'll have to show for it is a red card and an early bath. sadly the truth these days will get you sent off. even var won't save you. what's