tim said he left around 7:30.was the last time he saw karen alive. >> wouldn't it have been your routine to stay the night? >> not on a friday night. she had to go in work the next day. >> after saying good-bye, he said he ended up spending the night with friends, about an hour to the north. >> is he saying anything, he can't do it? i know boyfriends are figured suspicions, i want to talk to a lawyer? >> no, he's being more than cooperative. >> while tim says he was off with his friend, there appeared to have been a frenzied struggle at karen's house. forensic specialist, anna cox, assessed the aftermath. >> she put up a heck of a struggle. >> what are you looking at? >> she had defensive wounds, the way her body was contorted. i just remember thinking, she put up a heck of a struggle. she really fought for her life. >> do you think oh my goodness or have you seen anything different at this point? >> i can't believe what people do to each other. it was terrible. it's terrible. >> around back, cox, the crime scene

and later in the programme, tim's going to see if i've got what it takes.arter's been to germany to find out how to make the space race cheaper and more achievable for all of us. paul: what does it feel like making something that's going into space? it's like a boy's dream, right? here at exploration company, we're building a capsule to go to space and return safely back to earth. so, at the moment, space is felt as for the lucky few. we want to develop technologies so that other people can get closer to space, so we're looking already with the capsule that we're currently launching to launch a payload that has been built by students to give them a feeling of what it means to go to space, to develop something for space, so to bring it closer to the people. they've called it nyx, after the greek goddess of the night. it's currently in development with the mission into earth's orbit planned for 202a. hey. wow, this is where the magic happens. exactly. welcome to our facilities. and this must be nyx? but should i say... this is a model, right? exactly. this is

>> yes thanks, tim. everything shim said i agree with we talked about the medicare, who's going to be eliquis? which is a pfizer product, right in the crosshairs. a lot of negative sentiment around that. of course the covid falloff. that as well also in the health-care space this year, all of the oxygen, more than 100% of the oxygen this year is in novo nordisk it came from the pfizer atm. yeah i mean, it's been not good. >> we talked about before the vertex painkiller that's in development, the nonaddictive opioid like painkiller, big concepts it's going to displace treatments all over the place. >> with somewhat binary outcome, as opposed to keytruda which has 25 indications. what's interesting about the xlv is unh -- xlv has been rolling since april. the question i guess is what happens if those stocks start to give it up then you start to see a cascading xlv. cbw might be on to something here. >> i agree one thing that jumped out to me in terms of shorting or selling the health-care space and buying

raise your hand, please. >> i think it can go to 162. >> all right, guy and tim. tim? >> look at the top. again, if i'm carter and i couldn't even walk half a foot step in his shoes, but 176, 177 was the top of the channel. i don't like the price action. more importantly i just don't like the need to jump into apple here, and based upon the trend, some of that guide, the consumer that's yet to weaken, i'm going to get apple lower. >> julie? >> yeah, i think it doesn't make sense to be adding aggressively. i think you can be a long-term holder on apple as a core holding but i agree they have near term head winds that are going to be difficult. we still don't know exactly what's going on in china for this business, and i think that's the key to understanding the longer term outlook. >> apple's up 37% year to date. apple shook off that post market sell-off yesterday. so i agree with julie. you don't have to be aggressively buying it, but you can hold apple. >> if you're a believer in the max seven, which it sounds like you are going into year end. is this the top -- is th

this is tim peake, only the uk's second astronaut. he spent six months aboard the iss in 2016, living, this is tim peake, only the uk's second astronaut. he spent six months aboard the iss in 2016, living, working and walking in space. coming out. 0k. he's one of only 628 humans to have left our planet. and in his latest book, he's written the story of some of the other 627. all of them are special, a rare breed. and i met tim at imperial college london's data observatory to talk about a few that mean something extra special to him. yes, so this is bruce mccandless. 1984, out of the space shuttle challenger. and it's an iconic photograph. it's the first untethered spacewalk. we do lots of spacewalks today. they're never without risk, but they have become more commonplace. but we're always tethered to something in case we fall off. but to go outside on a spacewalk with no tethers whatsoever, just floating away from the shuttle, is incredible. why did he do it? well, he's been working on this manned manoeuvring unit, as it was called, w

the voters is been clear telling me not now, tim.on't say they are saying no, i think they are saying not now. i will respect the voters and hold on and keep working hard and look forward to another opportunity. >> trey: you are suspending your presidential campaign? you have plenty of numbers, highest approval numbers of any candidate and couple states away from coming to a state you are beloved and you are suspending your presidential campaign? >> romans 8:20 says all things work together for those who love god. i think the message is clear right now, i am indeed suspending the campaign. i will remain as committed to making sure this country chooses the right person by enjoying the journey of just helping people everywhere throughout south carolina and our country. we have an amazing country, i'm thankful to be an american. we should be proud of this country. i was a kid, nearly failed out of high school as a frsh freshman and here i am running for president. >> trey: i'm trying to process this on live television, forgive me. you a

tim scott's whole thing was that i was the nice guy.y going to get into the mud with donald trump or any other candidates they would have these weird fights with each other. he tried not to do that. again, it did not give him any place to be. it's like he didn't understand the party that he is part of. the ways that he completely embraced the things that his party was about. in not going against trump, he just so fell by the way to side. he just gave himself no place to be. i don't even know if that tim scott endorsement would make a difference at this point. he just never got traction. he never figured out what kind of candidate he needed to be. >> it would be interesting to see what he does do going forward from here. as we started this segment, with tim scott, the senator from south carolina dropped out of the race after just appearing on the debate stage on wednesday trying to make a full-throated attempt to win some votes. that does not seem to have worked. former senator barbara boxer, renee graham, thank you both for reacting to

i appreciate that tim keeps calling me out for this. tim, there was a bill last year.dsey graham sponsored it. you did not even cosponsor the bill. when you are first interviewed on this when you ran you would not even say you were 15 weeks. what i'm saying to the making people, let's see what we can agree on. let's bring people together and decide what we can agree on. i will sign anything where we can get 60 senate votes but don't make the american people think you will push something on them when we don't even have the votes in the senate. host: last night's third presidential debate. five candidates minus the former president. the wall street journal opinion page today. are republicans tired of all the losing? the sobering message for republicans as they are losing on abortion. the choices are unpalatable compromises or more nights in the political wilderness. the result suggests the gop's nikki haley who set a federal 15-week limit on abortion is political fantasy is right if the gop is going to win among suburbanites and independents. if you agree with the wall s

bonawyn said it, tim said it, in terms of revenues.on't know what they're doing to the consumer. clearly, i just learned -- margins -- operating margins were 23.2%, up from 218.5%. >> how much extra do you pay for your soy almond milk? >> i don't. >> he barely drinks coffee. >> i buy drinks for other people. with that said, how sustainable is that? that, to me -- that's the story. margins are great. comps in china weren't terrible. valuation's not ridiculous. this stock doesn't move 10% in a day historically. >>> all right, let's head to break here, we are still watching apple, down now after giving some guidance here. the latest headline here on services revenue expected to grow at a similar double-digit rate in fiscal first quarter as in the fourth quarter. we'll continue to monitor these headlines and the stock reaction. here's what's coming up next. >>> weight loss winners. obesity drug sales fueling eli lilly and novo nordisk earnings. we'll give you the skinny on the beats that were anything but slim. >>> plus, crunch time for th

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tim?rnational paper, the number one container board producer in the world is pushing through prices as are its competitors. i think the stock is going to continue to move higher. >> karen? >> yes. even though i liked ulta, i love the valuation even here, but wait three days, a lot of analysts are going to come raise targets. >> dan? >> yeah, i've been bearishly positioned in the u.s. dollar via the uup. i want to flip that. >> two goals in the garden last night. >> magic. >> we had a great conversation. you and i. >> i know. >> mpc continues to trade well. >> thank you for watching "fast money." "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. "mad mey" wi jim cmer starts now. >>> my mission is simple. to me you moy. i'm here to level the playing thers alwa aulmarket . somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" star now. >>> hey, i'm cramer! welcomto "mad money." other people want to make frnds. i'm st tryg to make you some money. myob n jt tonterta but to ecate and teach y. so

we'll ask tim scott donor andy saban. and vivek ramaswamy more on what he makes of the smaller field. "your world" starts right now. welcome, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. first to david spunt in washington with the latest. david? >> good afternoon. tim scott is out. but not forever. insisting he may return to the ticket one day. he made the surprise announcements on this network last night. >> i love america more today than i did on may 22. when i go back to iowa, it will not be as a presidential candidate. i'm suspending my campaign. i think the voters have been really clear that they're telling me not now, tim. >> scott wanted to restore optimism to the white house. but this caught campaign staffers by surprise. a fund-raising e-mail asking for more money went out about 20 minutes or so before the interview. reuters reports two of scott's major donors will support nikki haley. scott now considering perhaps a role as vice president. watch. >> i'll say this. that the vice president has never been on my to-do list

i was in iowa in august at a tim scott event and a lot of people there were like, i really like tim scottm still voting for donald trump. >> speaking of donald trump, the contrast here could not be more significant or visible because we've noted tim scott tried to run the sunny -- i'm a friendly conservative kind of campaign. the electorate is not in the mood for that. what they are in the mood for is honestly very, very dark. what donald trump had to say in a rally used language that echoed hitler and musilini. >> in honor of our great veterans on veterans day we pledge to you that we will root out the communist, marxists, and the fascists left thugs that lie and steal and cheat on elections and will do anything possible, they'll do anything whether legally or illegally to destroy america and to destroy the american dream. >> so the biden/harris headquarters tweeted about this or xed about this over the weekend as well. i mean, this -- i just -- i honestly sometimes am on the fence about playing stuff like that in terms of circulating it. in this case i think it's important to underscore

tim scott has suspended his campaign running for president. according to politico, the news came as a shock to his own staff. he did not give them a heads up before he said it on live tv. he had canceled a swing through iowa over the weekend. he said he had the flu. next thing you know he pops up on sunday night in america with trey gowdy. >> ainsley: one of his best friends. >> steve: and called it quits. here's tim. >> one of the things i would recommend to every single american and i know it's not possible by the way, if you ever want to love your country more, run for president. traveling this country, meeting people has been one of the most fantastic experiences of my entire life. i love america more today than i did on may 22nd. but, when i go back to iowa, it will not be as a presidential candidate. i am suspending my campaign. i think the voters who are the most remarkable people on the planet, have been really clear that they are telling me not now, tim. i don't think they are saying, trey, no. but i think they do saying not now. so i

senator tim scott abruptly drops out of the republican race for president, surprising his donors and campaign staff. >>> first, gaza's largest hospital under siege. heavy fighting raging outside of what israel calls a hamas command center. the hamas-run health ministry says it's putting the lives of dozens of premature babies at risk. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. right now israeli forces appear to have gaza's embattled al shifa hospital surrounded. the world health organization said it lost communications with contacts there. the israeli military released a video they say shows soldiers dropping off fuel. they say hamas blocked the hand-over, which they deny. u.s. officials say negotiations to free the more than 200 hostages are intense and ongoing. as we learn, a 3-year-old american girl is among them. >>> the u.s. carried out a third round of air strikes in syria targeting iran-linked facilities in just over two weeks. doug williams starts us off now this morning in tel aviv. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. the situati

so tim, thank you very much for ing with us tonht. our former chief historian, my great polish brother, chris koehler koski. chris got his start here at fredericksburg, spotsylvania national military park ng, long ago when the polish still had horses for cavalry, which i think was last week actually right there. that right now he's the director, the veterans museum for the stat of wisconsin. soave more than cheese there. they have veterans, too. and he tel a wide story of the involvement of wisconsinites in the armed services. it's a fantastic museum of the things that he'd like randomly email me, like, hey, look what i today, you know? and it's like, oh, jeez. so it's kind of neat. he's off oan adventure of a lifetime that he was made for. they're they're very lucky to have him up there in wisconsin. and then last but not least, our friend tim smith, who's been gracious enoh to stuff cakes and books and answer questions tonight and so i actually want to start by kind of framing the discussion here, the great task bere us, which of co

so'll of lure the microphone backn this direction for tim and just sort of in geral tim, the idea of the eat task before us when what meaning does that have for you? well, i think it militarily, it obviously means that the war is not done yet, that we still have more to do. and we've got to win this thing. it's i don't really have a lot more to add than what these these folks have, but being a military historian, i think more in terms of the military aspects. and and as i mentioned before, you know, lincoln certainly couldn't pinpoint a certain time, oh, this battle won the wa gettysburg, you know, was the beginning of the end. he's he's looking at this and absolutely saying there's still a whole lot more to do. and we haven't put a bow on this yet of that's the great task. so is there a key moment in the year of 63 where the you as a might kind ofocus in and say like this something that's overlooked as this moment in is conrt potential year and it doesn't necessarily have to be like a turning point moment or anythinlike that, but something that maybe is unappreciated this march towa

gop primary field narrow says as senator tim scott drops out.ion in the war, five iranian proxies killed in a strike. jack keane on what this means and antisemitism on the rise especially on college campuses, is there way to stop it and get kids back in class? and clay travis will explain the university of michigan scandal because i don't know what is going on. see you at 9:00. amen. lord jesus, come to us now. help us to surrender ourselves completely to you. help us to listen to your voice. even when we're distracted or tired, we pray this in the name of the father and of the son of the holy spirit. amen. thank you so much. i just want to encourage you that if you want to join me in more prayer, check out hallow it's the number one prayer app in the world. i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years in active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial h

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so, does thisdy verve jens, tim, give you reason to pause? i assume you would be more comforted if all stocks were taking part, not just a few. >> well, we've been debating this over the last couple days. do you want the bred breadth in the patient, do you want to see it outperform the market weighed? owning the market, you've been succe successful. you talked about the nasdaq, it's within 1.5% of the all-time highs, if we look at the qqqs and the nasdaq 100. a relative cycle high to the s&p. this move -- i believe that market leadership coming from the nasdaq 100 and then really that being lead by the semiconductors is what investors should want to see, to take the market higher. but we want to see breadth here, and we've talked about that underperformance, if you look at the rsp etf. underperforming by 14%. and you had some good news last week for that outperformance, it really hasn't. so, that's probably a negative tell, i'm sure dan's got a view on this. we've talked about this over the years when nasdaq stocks have outperformed. >> 39% o

tim scott dropped out of the 2024 republican primary for president. he did that last night.t announcement you heard surprised his donors and stunned many, i would say most of his staff, want to bring back our panel in on that. carl, it was interesting he did it with trey gowdy. >> south carolina. >> two besties from south carolina, two very close friends. what do you make of the fact that he decided to do it now? let me say as you answer that question, i was in miami last week for the debate, which turned out to be his last debate, there was no questions in most people's minds, including privately, people who work for him, that that would be his last debate. maybe the timing of him doing it so quickly after that debate. >> the endorsements in iowa were going against him, didn't leave him much chance. the truth is he was never going to be the nominee. he started out, and know, it was about raising his profile and honestly running for vice president if that is a possibility f he could be that kind of candidate with trump and trump never really went after the senator, did he? m

take tim scott.last night about tim scott, somebody who donald trump has not spoken an ill word of to date. tim scott could be a potential vice presidential pick. there's the question, the longer he stays in and the more difficult reality that he faces with poll numbers that aren't going up, suddenly there are serious questions in play of whether somebody like tim scott would be an exciting vice presidential pick. nikki haley has gone all in on donald trump. for donald trump, we have seen a republican party over the last eight years coalesce around him because of the peril that folks who counter and cross him face. there's the potential of donald trump serving four years in the white house again. for anybody who is looking at their own political capital and political future, including those folks on that stage there yesterday, there are serious questions each of them will have to be looking at whether they are on that debate stage or not come december 8th in alabama. >> december 8th in alabama. thank

tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thank you. highly anticipated meeting between president biden and china's president xi jinping took place earlier today in woodside at the filoli estate. much as we saw in san francisco, a large group of protesters gathered outside the venue. clearly not all of them shared the same views because we did see a scuffle. the two leaders met for around four hours and afterward, president biden shared details on some new agreement. >> s we are restarting cooperate between the united states and prc on counter-narcotics. more people in the united states between the ages of 18 to 49 die from fentanyl than from guns. car accidents or any other cause period. so today, with this new understanding, we're taking action to significantly reduce the flow of precursor chemicals and pill presses from china to the western hemisphere. >> president biden openly admitted the two don't always see eye to eye, but it is his responsibility to make the best of the situation. >> we're in a competitive relationship. china an

don't take the tags off, tim!pplause] anyway i'm a tim scott is out of the race because when it comes down to it, he just couldn't compete with donald trump. which is crazy to me because trump is the dude that is saying shit like this. >> donald trump echoed the dangerous language of infamous fascist leaders. trump vowed to root out the "vermin within the country." >> we pledge to you that we will root out the communist, marxist, fascist, and a radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country, that lie and steal and cheat on elections. >> meanwhile, donald trump is essentially confirming reports that he plans to get revenge on his critics if he wins a second term. >> yeah, it could certainly happen in reverse. they've done something that nobody thought would happen. it they've done indictments in order to win an election. it certainly happen. what they've done is they've released the genie out of the box, you understand that. [laughter] >> leslie: wait, wait, wait. am i tripping? did he

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breaking overnight, senator tim scott has dropped out of the republican presidential primary. the sudden announcement stung his own staff and donors. >>> gaza's largest crisis says it's of the of fuel with three newborns dying as a result. israel says it offered to provide fuel, but hamas blocked the delivery. also the pentagon say it is carried out new deadly airstrikes against facilities in syria. >>> donald trump's legal team set to begin its defense in the high had-stakes civil fraud trial here in new york. first, the witness stand, donald trump jr. >> and house lawmakers returning to d.c. to consider mike johnson's plan to avert a shutdown. major questions remain with four days left until funding runs you. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> certainly a prize when i woke up, senator tim scott suspending his run for the. he made the announcement during a live television interview. we're told it caught many of his own staff members and donors by surprise. you can see it caught the tv host off guard too. >> when i go back to iowa, it will not be as a presidential candid

yeah that's right, and i think the thing about tim - and i think the thing about tim scott is he came he came in with this sort of charismatic, positive argument for what the future of the republican party should look like. itjust didn't republican party should look like. it just didn't translate republican party should look like. itjust didn't translate into votes as we saw. he consistently polled lower than some of these other top candidates were seeing vie for second place against trump. he could never really get started. he struggled to gain momentum and get into some of these presidential debates. ultimately it didn't matter how much money he had, the voters just didn't seem interested in the message that he had launched and ended his presidential campaign with. , , ., , ., with. interestingly he has not endorsed any _ with. interestingly he has not endorsed any of— with. interestingly he has not endorsed any of the - with. interestingly he has not endorsed any of the rival- with. interestingly he has not - endorsed any of the rival candidate just yet, has he? he has also ruled o

. >> what do you think, tim? >> if i think about the most important last week for the equity rally and at least those that were driving rates down we had three things. the option announcement and the size of long-term treasury issuance, we had a fed meeting and a fed commentary and a weak payroll number and a weak ism. of those three things, i actually think the refunding announcement and the technical announcements of what was being issued or not issued was the most important ingredient and getting hedge funds who had record shorts going into this week on treasuries, on rates to quickly reverse course and scramble. and of all those three things, that's the one thing that actually doesn't change, right? we still have a lot of debt to issuance. and if anything, i think it gets worse. i think it gets worse as the deficit gets farther out of control. do i think rates could come cascading lower? i don't, really. but i do think that last week's rally for some of the technical reasons katy is talking about, also in ter

if the market is -- >> tim, do you think steve's all-clear is accurate? well, mel, i think -- i think the collar is another ingredient here, and again, it's a perception, the dollar will sniff out whether the fed was or was not today, when you have the boj dynamics and you have what's going on, i think the dollar is going to help. >>> coming up, a wage wipeout. shares of paycom bringing the whole space down along with it. what the weak outlook could mean ahead of friday's big jobs report. >>> but first, solar edge and qualcomm. solaredge tumbles, qualcomm jumps. the numbers next. mo "stwhe.nyer refa money" until two. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back to "fast money." big night of earnings movers. check out some o

tim. this is the security adviser re. >> please maintain yeah dan almond. >> now just moments ago we saw a stream of passengers walking besides us here at the sfo departures hall. they were escorted by authorities. they told us that they could not stop to speak to us. however, one woman did say they were going to be searched by police. now the sfo duty manager says a passenger on board this flight did make a bomb threat of some sort and that is the issue at play here. now, the flight was flying from lax to vancouver when it landed here at sfo just before 930. flight tracking data shows the flight made it almost to oregon before turning around. the plane was able to land at a terminal here at sfo, although not in an isolated area after it was determined that the threat level was low. we spoke to one man on board the plane earlier by phone. i want you guys to have a listen to what he told us as we had left. >> they said they were doing an emergency landing and they didn't tell us where or an

. >>> later, tim scott out of the 2024 presidential race.s the resuccessful turn up the pressure on donald trump? thanks for joining us, it's 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera. dire warnings from gaza, the largest hospital in gaza has stopped functioning after three days without power according to the world health organization. doctors at al shifa hospital says at least three but northerns have died there because they didn't have the electricity to keep them alive. also tracking a potential new deal to free hostages. an israeli american toddler is among the hostages. nbc's jay gray is live from tel aviv with the latest on the situation in gaza. aaron gilchrist is also with us. jay, what can you tell us? >> reporter: i can tell you the fighting has been intense over the last 48 hours, several hospitals in gaza to be frank. it continues with strikes from the air and with troops moving further into gaza and into these areas that are really now urban areas, dense urban areas. we have heard from the idf that they believe that hamas has very importan

tim allen is here tonight!my: he's great >> steve: come on. buzz >> jimmy: great stand-up too, just -- legend love that guy. she is a successful designer and style icon who you can see in "the real housewives of new york city," which is streaming now on peacock jenna lyons is joining us! >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: she's cool too and we've got great stand-up from derrick stroup, everybody [ cheers and applause stick around we'll be right back with more "tonight show. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: go on, git, wishbones. you're the least enticing way to get a wish. blowing out birthday candles easy rubbing a lamp weird, but then you get a genie. but snappin' a slimy turkey pelvis in half no thanks. wishbones, i got three wishes for you. go on and git. ♪baby don't forget it's the holidays♪ ♪give me something sweet let's celebrate♪ (♪♪) ♪oops, oh, it's gettin' late♪ ♪and i almost forgot to celebrate,♪ ♪we snackin'♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: all right everybody. welcome back

tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thank you. highly anticipated meeting between president biden and china's president xi jinping took place earlier today in woodside at the filoli estate. much as we saw in san francisco, a large group of protesters gathered outside the venue. clearly not all of them shared the same views because we did see a scuffle. the two leaders met for around four hours and afterward, president biden shared details on some new agreement. >> s we are restarting cooperate between the united states and prc on counter-narcotics. more people in the united states between the ages of 18 to 49 die from fentanyl than from guns. car accidents or any other cause period. so today, with this new understanding, we're taking action to significantly reduce the flow of precursor chemicals and pill presses from china to the western hemisphere. >> president biden openly admitted the two don't always see eye to eye, but it is his responsibility to make the best of the situation. >> we're in a competitive relationship. china an

david plouffe and tim miller -- you're always welcome to do your yoga on this show.blicans spent months and months and months showing about hunter biden. and today, they got their wish. hunter biden officially agreed to officially testify before the house committee investigating him. so i need somebody to help me figure this one out, why are they rejecting his offer? when the 11th hour con when the 11th hour con this is stella. sfx: [ding] she has big ideas for this year's tree. real big. so they went to michaels and found inspiration in the one holiday shop as expansive as stella's imagination. because sometimes the best way to find a little holiday magic is to make it yourself. together they turned that little holiday magic into a seven foot tall... [roar] untraditional tradition. turn ideas into i-did-its. sfx: [ding] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hunter biden said he is open to testifying publicly before the house oversight committee. but republicans? they rejected his proposal, demanding he appeared before a closed-door deposition. they are accusing him of trying to play by his o

>> i'm going xbi >> tim >> nice having kristen on the desk tonight >> yes >> and her accent.e baba, you have -- >> you have a marching band -- >> that's what i was going to say. >> sounds like the fleetwood mac tusk thing >> palo alto, i would wait to 220. >> guy >> let's just listen to the marching band real quick just a moment. >> appreciate the music. okay, final trade. >> gdx, them back to you. >> thank you for watching "fast money. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more "fast. do not go anywhere "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. go anywhere. mmd mmd with jim krrm starts right now. play us out. >> my mission is simple. to make you money. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now welcome to "mad money. other people want to make friends. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimkrrm.

tim scott fading a bit because he is more on the train in iowa than in new hampshire. host: mr. steinhauser, it was reported last week--if you can inform our viewers about it -- president biden for his part will not be on the ballot in new hampshire. can you clarify that? guest: you are absolutely right, his campaign made an announcement. this goes back a year ago when the president came up with a new calendar for the democratic nomination schedule, which moved new hampshire in the democratic calendar out of its first place position. we have the first in the nation presidential primary for over a century here, democratic national committee in february overwhelmingly endorsing that calendar. that has got a lot of people angry in new hampshire, as you can imagine. because of that, new hampshire is going to follow. we have state law have a century rolled -- old that says we have the first presidential primary. we will have a primary from the democratic side that is not sanctioned. because of that nonfiction primary, the president is not on the calendar. that equates trouble for him

we're going to continue this conversation with tim, susan, and miles. miles, what going to talk about the danger of a.i. in the next election. i have a question for you about. that all panel will be back after the break. after the break. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. all right, my all-star panel is back with me. so, miles, you've been part of an initiative to get the word out about the dangers of a.i. and our elections. here is an exclusive preview from a public service announcement. everyone watched this. >> it's tuesday, november 5th, 2024. it is election day in ame

congressman tim burchett. alleged incident happened tuesday morning outside the conference meeting while talking to a reporter. the report er captured the audi of the aftermath. >> i think it went all right. >> sorry, kevin, didn't -- why did you elbow me in the back, kevin? kevin, you got any guts? jerk. >> the reporter said it right there. what kind of chicken move is that? you're pathetic. you're so pathetic. what a jerk. you need security, kevin. >> mccar denies he elbowed the congressman, but the back and forth between the two continued. >> it was a clean shot to the kidneys. you just don't expect a guy who was a one-time three steps away from the white house to sucker punch you in the hallway. >> i would hit him in the kidney. i did not shove him. >> tensions are clearly still high in the republican party since his ousting. this happened hours before some positive news. the house passed a bill to avoid a government shutdown. relying on democratic votes. tim burchett of tennessee joins us now for his week

thoughts on tim scott and his girlfriend? >> i don't like it, sarah.ial at a presidential debate is too much pressure on a girl. i had a guy run for president once just to impress me. i was like, how about you win an actual state first? then you can take me to red lobster, dennis kucinich. >> i don't know who that is. and look. i love seeing the sequel to "get out." but i don't care if he is a senator. any 58-year-old man who has never been married is not a catch. he's a liability. he's like one of those couches that's been left out on the curb. you know, it might look good, but he's got bedbugs are all kinds of stuff and him. you gotta think twice before you sit on him! >> sarah: okay. [cheers and applause] so what is the big take away from the night. >> honestly come before me, i was depressed by the diversity on that stage. you had all kinds of people coming together to advocate for total war. you had a black man, a south asian woman, a south asian man, a short king, and a piece of shit from new jersey. >> my take away, i'm accustomed to a president

tim scott, just 18% of republicans in iowa had a very favorable rating of him. compare that to donald trump, 42%. but again, he was liked. look at this. they had a 43%, somewhat favorable rating, so his favorable ratings overall were into the 60s. the fact is, when you're trying to stand out in a primary, you need to be loved. you need to stand out from those other republicans, and simply put, tim scott was basically the type of guy to say, yeah, i like him, but, no, i'm probably not going street for him. >> it was also interesting, a couple of things, one that he is not endorsing explicitly. but also, too, the fact that he said he didn't rule it out in the future. he said, not right now. that these feelings would change going forward. >> yeah, i think, you know, look, when we go forward in a campaign, i think, you know, this is just 2024. we'll see what happens in 2028, 2032. tim scott is a relatively young guy, especially the front-runners for the gop and the democratic nomination. so this isn't his only chance. i'll also note, another big problem tim scott ha

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