brand of elon musk as this sort of wise-cracking billionaire genius, kind of this generation's tony stark. this twitter transaction, i think, threatens that. this was just a blunder from start to finish. a bad investment followed by a bad takeover process followed by a bungled attempt to get out of it now, the geopolitical tensions that come with twitter probably threaten his other brands and portfolio. >> you mentioned tony stark. i'll go d.c. and mention harvey dent and the "dark knight. >> i thought you were going batman. >> i am. you either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain, right? this is the moment for elon musk he's had so much success, maybe as a brand, as a marketer. he took on the auto industry he took on nasa. can he take on social media? you would think this might be an easier cast, but many have stumbled before. when it comes to twitter, in particular, carl, his idea to create this sort of super app, is he going to be able to do that again, this has been tried many times with meta, paypal, uber even, and it is not the same landscape as a pl

because the father in architecture is also tony stark, who is, in general, iron man and in architecture in all parties and a very cheerful person. eh, in general in the world and indeed, but this path that we are going through is thanks to him and therefore we are here in general, it is not in vain that i became an architect and am very grateful to everyone else. i think they support me. hooray got acquainted with the team of the sector got acquainted with the team of reproductologists. we are waiting to put down. shock game flew. and back is a simple single game, that is, each point is earned by the human team and say goodbye to one point. i 'm waiting for the channel of the captains, simple commands about the captains. come here. i don't know how you are with shipbuilding. it's just that there are people who, well, as a hobby, but like something about ships, what kind of ships? no, not especially to me sometimes. we go on a yacht. well, this is normal for architects, of course, their own would still have a question that we asked people, uh, on the internet and on the streets. eh, the

new york harbor flight in jet suits that look like they could have been made by marvel super hero tony starkere created by gravity. technology summit hosted by the uk, very cool. now this. two animal rights activist might have learned a painful lesson after charging the field during monday night's game. one protester got tackled by bobby wagner who told espn he was trying to help security keep things safe and this is something you may have experienced, it never gets old, this tennessee man gets spooked by display at local halloween store. his wife posted the video saying she had been laughing for 30 minutes and had to share it. i laughed for 10. if you haveun are out of date night ideas, these new york newlyweds rented a uhaul and took to a drive-in movie, they said it was more affordable than other options. vladamir putin's gas hike would have kept the uhaul at home. hit us up on social media, take a look and we'll use the best ones. >> trace: the world's richest man is interested in buying one of the world's most popular media platforms, elon musk, who faced backlash over backing out of pu

. >> i said we were promised tony stark and we got a bond villain. >> oh, doing it for humanity is note words out of elon's mouth at face value, we would have chased a lot of deals. maybe this one will. >>> switching gears, the oil stock now up 77%, mike khouw has the action. >> right now implying a move about 3.4% higher than the 2.7% averaged over the last eight quarters calls outpacing puts and it traded at about 1.3 times the average daily call volume. the weekly were most active. but we saw a buyer of a 1,000 of the december 120 calls paying $1.60 and betting that the stock could rally 12.5% or month by december expiration. >> exxon-mobil, guy. >> i think it continues to go higher crude to stay at this prices for next year and conico and chevron will go higher so stay with the name. >> thank you more more opt"options action," e in, when is that, guy? >> 5:3torr0 moow >> see you then. >> up next, meantime final trades ♪♪ the only thing i regret about my life was hiring local talent. if i knew about upwork. i would have hired actually talented people from all over the world. instead

is it tony stark is iron man or steve rogers, captain america, we have capitalism on one side. the strong independent industrialists and. on the other side, we have this clearly virtuous ideological character with steve rogers. and then the last thing is our review for today. we saw last lesson and had a conversation about core values and who decides those core values, who decides who determines what it means to be an american? and how do the comics contribute to this question? and for the superheroes who were supposed to be demonstrating, exhibiting these aspirations and values, they're doing so in a way that also transcends the law. and so we had this conversation of how do you represent a society's values? you're transcending its laws. these are vigilantes, aren't they? this is what the civil war comic and then the more recent mcu movie is all about. right. who represents society? if you're not operating within its laws and with all of this obviously is a conversation leads us to today about where from where the major threats come and how we define and how much of national i

. >> we all agree on that, jonathan >> you know what, joe, people liken him to tony stark, life isn'tomes great responsibility. >> i like both of those, you said a lot but i thought -- that was uncle ben. cliff robinson thank you both >> i want to mention because this just cross, it goes to the idea when people talking about stuff, how things can actually met stiez which is earlier this morning, this is coming from nancy pelosi's office, an assailant broke into their home. mr. pelosi was taken to an hospital where he's receiving excellent medical care, the speaker was not in san francisco at the time. it goes to what's happening in america. the idea that we have people -- >> cause and effect. >> a specific tweet. we don't know if it's political or not the idea we're having these situations violent situations in america that seem politically motivated and some of that comes from what is happening in our culture. and what do you about that >> i don't use hellscape and i use cesspool, but i block people sometimes i mute people. >> once again, people have different ideas about how to hand

they were airing out his text messages and he was about to testify under oath he's a real-life tony stark way he has to buy twitter but with tesla stock, he cashed in at a much higher price, having another global brand in his portfolio isn't such a bad thing if musk can conquer electricity cars, space and twitter, maybe he really is iron man. >> but, social media new york city h-- social media networks come with a lot of baggage it could cramp his style, don't you think? >> on the other hand, owning twitter is going to be a nightmare for elon musk to the point where he might want to give it away why? because even though twitter will be one of his least profitable ventures, it's going to be the most distracting elon, you were offended, you weren't invited to the white house for tesla, you're going to be invited to the white house all the time with twitter. you have to explain to eu regulators who think twitter is fueling extremism. and there's china where twitter is not allowed to operate. the dance of advocating for free speech around the world and building and selling teslas in china is