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. >>> coming up after the break, t-mobile ceo mike seifert, his first interview since the company's results. we'll dive into that outlet. display massive move for shares of abercrombie & fitch this morning, up 20% as other retailers have seen retailers pull back, abercrombie says the company is in a position to actually chase demand. we've got anxcsi eluve interview with the ceo coming up "squawk on the street" will be right back >>> welcome back one of the hottest sectors of the year turns out communication services up around 30% since january. and one of the biggest players in the space joins us here at the ceo council. t-mobile posting mixed earnings, marking three years since the company's polblockbuster merger with sprint. mike, nice to have you here. >> good to be here, thanks >> so we're trying to gauge what's going on with the consumer and for you, it's in terms of subscriber growth. how does it look right now >> it's on track and ahead of schedule it's been an amazing story since we were able to put this company together three years ago and create this version of t-mobile. and you

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and spots on so coming up the head of the company behind chat g p t. answers questions in the us congress, sam hoffman, toaster low. mike is how not official intelligence can take the kip checked on the government. and the world's biggest film festival is officially underway. start of count has been overshadowed by questions of the prominence. one particular stuff, the anatomy. how it welcome to the program. leaders of the 46 men, the countries of the council of europe making in iceland for the 1st summit. in 18 years, you'll get as ation was set up off to the 2nd world war to uphold human rights across the confidence as it meets for just the full time. it's offering full project support for you crime while holding russia accountable for the damage done by its invasion or the and some of you rep, run out some great cubic. as leaders from the council of europe met for the 1st time in almost 2 decades, sped on by the russian invasion of ukraine. the summit is only the fault of its kind since the inspection of the post will bold a 70 fall years ago. as leaders gave the opening remarks, it was clear what was top of the meet

t do twould mike morell be tempted to write the letter in 202ha0, misconstruing the laptop as russian disinformation? no one got punished in 2016. n that's the danger of what we atn this moment that we stand out in american history. >> you know, sarah , you spent so much time digging, unpeeling. every layer of the onion. >> w e all talked about it often behind the scenes. we got to the trutscenesh. it was out there, it waselse g available. everybody else got it wrong. shippeotn company was lying through their teeth and getting away with it, with the american people. clinton got away with it. comey you know, mr. hire loyalty got away with it struck and page got away with it. mccabe got away with it. they all all get off scot free. so is it any surprise in 2020n 0 we see more shenanigans from the fbi as they pre bu g the laptop story that they knew would drop because rudy giuliani had a copy of what lapo they had shot, not just the fbi, but the cia. thmean, what we're actually watching is the fbi, the cia, working in collusion with hillary clinton, going all the way back to twenty sixte

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numbers from our senior security policy on, listed in the office of the us secretary of defense, mike maloof told r t that budget control loopholes in washington are designed to favor the pentacle, the overseas contingency fun uh is, is, uh, is another hidden, uh, boon dog or for special operations. and, and it doesn't have to be reported to the congress and as a cause. and that, that, that in itself is tens of billions of dollars, not to mention the fact, the pentagon, every quarter goes back for the so called supplements. and by the time it's all said and done, the, it's well over a $1000000.00. and frankly, this is why procurement and the bunch of people have never been able to get their hands around what the actual costs are, or to delineate in any way to congress, how much is being spent. let's say, for example, in, in afghanistan, they don't want to tie their hands and, and, and, and in many cases or as i say, waivers, to implementation and to the, even to deadlines. so while i'm not a budget expert, i, i've seen from the inside certain ways things are, are completed, how they're then calculate

also coming up the head of the company behind chat g p t. answers questions in the us congress. sam open until slow. mike is how artificial intelligence can be kept checked on the government. and then one of the biggest cost in modern history. 5 gang them. this sentence, the prison stealing centuries old jewels. ken, let me see the i'm anthony howard. welcome to the program. you crime is patting it's a defense systems for shooting down old russian missiles in the best buy's early monday morning. gift code, an exceptionally intensive attack, but reported no casualties. head of keeps military administration says the russian military use drones christmas off and probably ballistic missile debris fell across several of the capitals districts causing a fight. and one non residential building racing dies, have seen a flowery freshness strikes. a dw sneak on the lake and cave has no on the early morning of tax work, and about 3 in the morning local time buying old mag cheap bang. and it went on with incredible density and kind of intensity for about 1015 minutes, and then it was over. so normally when these att

and foster also coming on the head of the company behind chat g p t. answers, questions in the us congress, send off mattel's little mike is out. official intelligence can be kept in check by the government. and the world's biggest film festival is officially underway. started to come has been of a shadow fund questions of the, about the prominence and one in particular, the math and the how it welcome to the program. late is the 46 member countries of the council of europe making in iceland for the 1st summit in 18 years. the organization was set up after the 2nd world war to uphold human rights across the continent. as it mates for just the 4th time, it's offering full throated support for you. try on holding russia accountable for the damage done by its invasion on the i'm some of you are up run out seeing reg cubic as leaders from the council of europe met for the 1st time in almost 2 decades, sped on by the russian invasion of ukraine the summit is only the fault of its kind since the inception of the post will bought a 70 fall years ago as lead as gave the opening remarks. it was clear what was top of the meetings

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do you think they get it over the line and maybe you align with bill gross and saved t-bills on the shore and? mike: it's difficult to get a gauge of how complacent or not markets are. i would say we have measures of how institutional investors are behaving and right now they are quite defensive and broadly defensive. some of that might be banking stresses but also investors being wary that actually we don't get the outcome that we are whole for. francine: stan druckenmiller has caused a recession -- called for a recession in the u.s.. most executives and money managers have said we make a recession but it will be a soft landing. this is a view that it will be more dramatic than that. what is your sense of how much of a slowdown we could be getting in the u.s.? mike: i agree with my friend cameron who wrote a nice piece which i agree with which is that cash holdings in the economy are relatively high right now. the consumer has still got access cash and savings. corporate also have access savings. if you put those two things together, it is difficult to imagine why you have such a hard landing give

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r af it puts together the letter after the letter is used for what mike morrell told was, dene i want to help joe biden inim t the debate. i want joe biden to be the nextn president . expresidafter that, debates over mike morrell gets a call fromalr the fromom the biden campaign,od from steve ricchetti. and he says, thank you forit. doing that. the campaign chair,at i steve ricchetti. thanks, morelle. so that's all what wat we e nont covered and put out in this report. do you have any idea what james comey is going to reveal to the country tomorrow? he's he co e has asked the ag. asked he has l asked law enforcement,t tot to indict hunter biden until information is released tomorrow. are you awar are you awe what that information is ? >> they're going to citeis. everything that the committee has looked at relative to bankra records. and again, understannd thed the basics here. one hundred and seventy suspicious activity reports, thousands of pagesuspi bank records. twenty else sees that the biden family formed that got allom kinds of money, millions ofentis dollars from foreign entities. that money was pai. w

the chinese and response have levied sanctions against mike crohn and mike crohn does not produce the same high end advanced chips, the t as m c. and taiwan does the difference being the china has other sources for those same chips as the american company, mike crohn and they, and the americans of already told the south koreans oh, provide some of those chips to china. hey, you should join with us and not providing those ships because the chinese are hitting us and you know, the danger is you don't want to go too far from to use. technology is where there are legitimate national security concerns to broader containment policy on the economy, because then you end up hurting yourself. you end up taking away from the inter dependence of the us china relationship and not only ensures that you continue to behave in a civil fashion towards each other, but also creates more growth, more well, reduces the cost of goods. i mean, remember those, you asked me about my crime, but you could have asked me about the trump carrots on chinese goods. consumer goods, which the chinese then also levied in return against american goods and

you can see these playoff t shirts now the warriors have actually been giving them away since the playoffs in 2007, and since then , julian mikeion t shirts. that's a sign of how strong dub nation is, and a lot of people are going to be wearing them as they go forward into this series . oh, yeah, you bet, and with tonight's win golden state, guaranteed a game five at home wednesday night, so dub nation will be back for another game there at chase center. jan. appreciate it. thank you. it was a star studded affair at chase center tonight, with a number of celebrities showing up to watch to california teams face off actor danny devito was sitting courtside. oakland natives india was also there with her boyfriend, actor tom holland. and several past and present 49ers were in the building. george kittle and christian mccaffrey. we're together to watch tonight's huge win. also in the crowd tonight, you'll remember him. joe montana was there for the action as well. the oakland school district expects to see teachers back on picket lines again tomorrow for day two of a strike teachers too. three watch justice. for what unites states

at's wha mike , go ahead with t >> him you're quite liberal. get published. you're going to be punishe>> pef you're if you're a secular zealot and that is your religion. >> zealot it's a zero sum game, whh means the ends justify the means, which means you destroy corporations that give people jobs. you destroy institutions that used to give equal justice in service of that religious zealotry. and where the carnage leads, nobody knows. >> nobody clarifies it bettery than you . victor davis hanson, thank you for your time. we appreciatclarife. >> all right. the phrase you go woke, you go broke. >> it'broke.s never been more t. as victor pointe bd you . coming up, we'll tell you abouty the staggering amount of money mar corporations have loste fa by bowing to the far left. staystay wit with ron desantis n to make you pay more with the sales tax. >> they're here. they corporate attacked everywhere in congress. ron desantis wanted to replace the current system with a national sales tax, a twenty three percent tax hike on almost everything you buy from the gas stat

the hell away from mike doyle on election day, don't vote for this manan, mike doyoyle -- no, wawait that's me.e. avavoid this t is that me or him? [ bleep ] i don't even know anymore. >> this has been a message from the mike doyle against mike doyle pac [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: mike doyle, mike doyle well, get this guys, i heard that pfizer is being investigated for allegedly hiding more than a billion dollars in profit by transferring money to other countries. yeah, not good well, in response, pfizer went ahead and released this statement. and they said, "pfizer is nfot gfuilty of thfese chfarges and will oppfose them in cfourt! unftil then, stfay sfafe and rfemember to gfet vfacinated not mofderna pffiziferf pfight me! [ cheers and applause sounds serious >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: pfight pfight -- pfighting, sorry, yeah well, some entertainment news. henry cavill says that in his next performance as superman, he'll be playing a, quote, "enormously joyful superman. enormously joyful superman we actually have an early clip of enormously joyful superman. take a look at this. >> i know you're trying to fin

t. but the third i mean, iron mike's career was pretty much parallel to almost those red lines. next slide, pase. and then i wouldn't he wanted to be the third division commander in eye corps in korea, because that w that, the apple of iron mike's. i luckily though they had a series of good division commanders. he was pleased with their service and this is him visiting division after thetook one of the hilltops along the dmz in the battle, the outposts, d just aittle note, the guy at the bottom there, the first lieutenant, that's his aide de mp. he was a 1949 all-american tackle footbalteam, joe steffey. i had a chance to interview him about, his boss, iron mike, and it's the book. nextlide, not too many generals, the opportunity to go on insctn tours, ring elephants through swamps and, bayous. he got to do that. vietnam. next slide, please. and this is him with presents. he had a very good close relationship with presencia. every commander he ever met had every oira ever received. he is noted as being loyal to seniors and to his subordinates, and he remained loyal to president

t says these industry needs to be regulated. some all funds misquote open. i every and he told us little mike is in washington for the good artificial intelligence office, many opportunities. so law thought he said he shares the public's consent about how it could change lives. she said, i, i pauses serious risk that need to be manager proud of and suggested a us, so global agency be set up to reserve that much. i take sides very deeply and broadly they definitely step in simon's was at the senate hearing and told us about what kind of regulation the industry might see. and that's the problem that nobody knows. and there are a few scenarios, right, or ideas out there. what do you, how do you do it if you know a, i, out of houston, texas be, can become a problem. so where can it become a problem? how can i become a problem who is over seeing, overlooking you, do you create something like an agency, a government agency who has not just the current but also are sick? who can and floors regulations, codes loss is that drugs can be a scenario office. let's say 8 and do you know we're talking not j

mike done all the prep. he would hand-cut his steaks, like his ribeyes and t-bones. >> deborah: by most accounts, debbie and me how to cook. like, he taught me my multiplication tables. when mike was at purple cow, you know, he sent everybody on cruises, and he would pay for it all. >> there i am in the ocean at nassau. he made sure you were taken care of. they were in love. like, you just look at debbie and -- and tell she loved him. she has that sparkle in her eyes. every time she would look at him, she wou they d raing mansion on a lake in the blue ridge mountains, steepled house, brick, very fancy with a boat dock out front. and the two of them were known in this very tight knit community as a happy, fun, very close couple. >> it was just a real relaxed relationship. we all just enjoyed being in each other's company. >> you could tell they cared about each other. they'd hold hands some. >> a very loving relationship. >> deborah: but other neighbors say they see a different side of that "rough around the edges" former used car dealer. vicki and john chittester say they had a nasty run-in with michael warr

and what doesn't make it t easir when politicians talk outt of both sides of their mouth, will the real mikeence please stand up?up >> because i remember monthsi ago when hree wentme and spoke to the federalist society and he was so laudatorto the soe fbi, he was like drinking their bath water on stage. at h and then he shows up to thennit hannity audience and he wantsced to act like he's so exhausted, t operated that they exceeded their authority and turned against the people. >> you know whatsperated i , mike pence, is going to run for president . but if he does, folks like mknel will be out there pointing out his inconsistencies to the vp. i do make i make a distinction s between the rank and file, the 90% that do a good job and of course, and fight the whistleblowers. right.do a good job. >> of course thejob. on the seventh floor>>, for example. yeah, well, he gavample.e all ol a cat bath when he spoke to one audience and he gave a different reaction to your audience. and if there'son anybody encouraging them to run force. president , it's probably just the grifter consultants that want

maybe that's because the biden campaign, it turns out orchester to the letterwith t with the help of formeher cia chief mike morrell, accordingin to new reports in an email,n morrell told another cia chief, john brennan, that the purpose the intel letter was to help let joe biden in the upcoming presidential debate. tewahelp him with a talking poit meanwhile, earlier this week, a shocking new claim from a whistleblower against the bigb guy, joe bidenid himself. here's oversight committee james colmer. >> we take our whistleblowers very seriously. as you know, there have been two very credible whistleblowers come forward in the last two weeks. whistle-s comewe're doing everyn to protect these whistleblowers. and to tand to try to encourage. more whistleblowers to come forward. but we hav have credible evidence exact and we want to know exactly.lyth okay, let me ask you didt to verify this. you talk about a foreigna national do you know what country this foreign national was from a and i b , you talk about the exchange of money fore policy decisions. do you know how much money and what the policy decisionsate

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up next, mike santoli breaking down what he'll be watching when we take you indeheart nesi t mke i thinkrade you're ready for anything. marriage. kids. college. kids moving back in after college. ♪ finally we can eat. ♪ you know you make me wanna...♪ and then we looked around and said, wait a minute, this isn't even our stroller! (laughing) you live with your parents, but you own a house in the metaverse? mhm. cool...i don't get it. here's to getting financially ready for anything! and here's to being single and ready to mingle. who's ready to cha-cha?! ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ >>> we're in the "closing bell" market zone. mike santoli here to break down crucial moments of the trading day. plus lauren goodwin on why trouble at pacwest may change the game mike, it's the day after trying to process what we witnessed yesterday and what we're feeling today with the banks. >> we are. with everything that's cooking right now, i think we've gone from being frustrated to, i think, being grateful that we remain in this range a lot of what's going on, two-year yields plunging, regional banks setting new lows

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mike: performance, did you get to hear from him? >> i say desantis is speaking to one of trump's biggest insecurities. he's talking about losing and we've heard from senators like cornyn and todd young tment. he again tried several times said that he didn't lose. he's worried about the narrative going into this election for sure. mike: i want to look at numbers from the washington post poll, on the president's job performance, down to 36% and then the question do you think mr. biden has the mental sharpness to serve effectively as president only 32%, matt, what about those numbers? >> they're not great. the poll is outlier. it's much lower in all kinds of ways. reelect numbers, favorability numbers for biden than most other polls including some that come out since. i don't think it's a particularly accurate snapshot but there is no question that this is going to be a tough road back for the president. people like me think that he can do it, incumbency is advantage for him and he has real record to run on, he passed a bunch of bills, most with bipartisan support. rallied the world against russia in ukraine and he had a really good midterm. so i think things are going to start looking u

mike. >>> raising awareness about mental health among our youth. >> when yoyou see t that youour childrdren are struruggling, s talkining. >> t this menental healthth a a month, we begin ourur conversatn arouound the heaealth issues by addressingng how w we all can b >>> welcome back. it's 5:25 right now. may is mental health awareness month, and a recent cdc report shows our nation's group are in crisis. >> more than 40% of teens and preteens reported feeling sad or hopeless and nearly a quarter of kids say they've seriously considered suicide. that's why a spokesperson says the ad council started the sound it out campaign. so here is a clip from one of the ads that highlights the importance of talking about emotions and mental health with children. it also gives those tools to have for those conversations. >> we really need for our parents and our caregivers to have that relational connection with them so that they're able to voice what they're feeling. because we know their emotional well-being is just as important as their physical well-being. >> experts say there are signs you should w

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t they -- until recently, have been told to stand down and not engage. >> ashley: who told them to stand down, mike? >> i don't know exactly, i suspect the previous mayor and council people. we have a new mayor and he's interested in changing things and i want to support him. ic >> ashley: the police told you they believe homeless people are the ones being hired to break in and do work to break in to steal things. what do they suggest you do when this happens? >> replace the glass. >> ashley: that is the solution they have? that is interesting. what about the other business owners? what are they saying? >> well, crime has been terrible during times when there was a lot of rv's on our street. it comes in waves. seven years ago, we had a three-year wave. it was awful. it cleared up and a few years ago, it started again. it has now cleared up. we want to stay on top of it this time and we're going to report everything that happens and get it to the city officials. we believe the mayor is backing us and we want them to know. >> ashley: what solutions do you have? if you were put in charge of stopping w

something ahead o this date to think about ways t make sure we didn't have a humanitarian crisis and a crime crisis center in southern borde picking. >> mike yalch in when he says derrick lancaster the border, for a long time acarr that spencer, ever since he came in office. what happened since he came to office? we had 350,000 children, children, smuggled across the border and sold the modern-day slavery by these human traffickers, by the cartels. joe biden has let it happen. you reported on this. he has stood by him that it happened. we are going to see that now at another scale that is just unbelievable who. so marquel lee knew this was coming, they want to chaos. they want collapse of the immigration system so then they consider an answer oh, now, now we have to let in even more people, now we've got to lead and even unlimited numbers of workers. now we can drive down wages eve further. now we can continue to intimate or digital basically break the back of blue-collar workers in the country and carry out the globalist plan. i tell you what, is going to be a disaster. and you are right, the only way to stop this is to reimpose title 42.

mike huckabee? >> well, if it's anything othert than outrage that the systemro t is determined to destroy donald trump l he', because they don'e what he's going to do to their petty little institutions, then we probably don't deserve a president that will go and clean house. but frankly, i don't know oftrua anyone who can handle the distractions that donald trump can handle. hownhe's shown time and again te he still wakes up in the morning and keeps joe biden . most of us would have curled up in a fetal position, crawled under the bed. a fi >> it would have taken a fire truck to get us to think of what we just gotf what in the d a report that we now know. crossfire hurricane never should have been opened as anene investigation. we nown as know that the fbi gae hillary clinton favorable treatment. we hilla all know that the fbi with unverifiable information as the bulk of informationte to spy on a presidential candidate and a president . oud nobody was hely wad accounte . that is , we might as well shred our constitution if we allow these deep state bureaucrats to influenceelec and impact our future el

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