despite the surge on monday, trump media suffered its largest percentage decline last week, but the stockore than 100% over the past month. some analysts explained the recent plunge as a reaction to the latest poll showing kamala harris gaining ground, resulting in a fade of the so—called trump trade, when markets had been betting on him donald trump victory. others attribute it to short sellers who profit by driving stock markets —— stock prices lower and target overvalued companies. but the indication is the main assets are trump and his political prospects come up with trading detached from its day—to—day business fundamentals. on the stock is majority owned by donald trump and is at risk of high volatility post—election. meanwhile, a judge in pennsylvania has allowed the tech billionaire elon musk to continue his daily million—dollar giveaway to registered voters in battleground states. the district attorney for the city of philadelphia had argued that the scheme was an illegal lottery and an attempt to influence voters. thejudge, however, gave no reason for his decision not to ban it

that halted training and trump media is slightly down but factors higher this morning. toynbee ceo brian armstrong on monday weeks after the president-elect announced a new crypto coin as part of his new project world liberty financial. donald trump jr. going all in on the anti-woke economy and vesting in companies with conservative values. he joined 1789 capital venture capital firm that aims to invest in the republican parallel academy. they have a goal of raising $100 million and invested in areas like the globalization and sectors impaired by esd mandates, the trump accused himself from deals with companies that government business, his spokesperson saying this he owned operated and invested in multiple companies over the years none of which to recurring favor from the government. he is a sincere believer in the economy and put his money where his mouth is. there is this the harris campaign under fire for boarding to $1.5 billion reportedly donating large groups run by interviewers ahead of their sitdown with harris. fcc filings show the harris camp made $250,000 don

trump media is down 6% in the pre-market. berkshire hathaway is up .50% following earnings. we'll talk more about that in the show. we'll talk more about boeing. shares up .13%. nvidia, the market waiting on nvidia. up over 2% in the pre-market. we'll talk a lot about tech as well. we want to look at treasuries. we start with the benchmark ten-year. it pulled back five basis points from the level it was on friday after a poll in iowa showed harris in the lead within the margin of error. the two-year still well above 4%. the long bond at 4.5%. we'll be talking about the bonds and the market and the trump trade. we want to talk about oil. moving sharply higher that opec will postpone the plan to increase output throughout year end. crude right now. wti up 2.75%. trading at $71.45 a barrel. brent just a tick or at $75 a barrel. moving a few pennies. up over 2.5%. a key level for brent. >>> that's the more than setup. we'll have more coming up later this hour. there are two monumental events this week that can move the markets. the fed decision on thursday which is the second mo

that may include trump media. the company that runs truth social. another guest will join us at the table to discuss that. >>> mexico first pick in a report from propublica and reveals the truth about truth social and taking jobs out of the united states. why does that matter ? donald trump owns truth social and also his been on the campaign trail promising to punish companies that do what he apparently did. >> i heard it recently. they will not move to mexico. if they do, they will pay a big price. >> justin elliott joins us at the table. he's a reporter and helped on earth this new reporting. what's happening with truth social ? >> what we found is trump media which is the company the mix truth social has outsourced coding jobs to mexico and also to other countries. the recently heard about this is that the truth social staff and these are not liberal kamala harris supporters. true believers trying to build this alternative social media platform. wrote a letter to the board of the company complaining that the company let by that ce oh is betraying

media now." that's his message. to some americans, i guess a vote for trump was a vote against the media. nstream outlets as fake news for years. what should journalists take from what elon musk and donald trump are saying? so i think there's a huge amount to take, and i think there's a huge amount within the us, but globally, too. so the elon musk phenomenon, and to an extent the joe rogan phenomenon, is about new media. x, formerly twitter, joe rogan's show on spotify. for a long time, people in the media thought the platforms, the publishers have the power. this was an election where it was very clear the personalities have the power. if you think about it, spotify is a scandinavian podcasting and music platform, butjoe rogan gets to make his own calls, probably quite different from what many of the people in that company might think. elon musk operates entirely as a law to himself, without any of the requirements or responsibilities expected of the media or even the culture ofjournalism. and i think one of the things that we've seen is that for a long time we thought there were rules a

despite the surge on monday, trump media & technology group suffered its largest—percentage decline lastck is still up more than 100% over the last month. some analysts explain the recent plunge as a reaction to the latest polls showing kamala harris gaining ground, resulting in a fade of the so—called trump trade, where markets had been betting on a donald trump victory. others attribute it to short sellers, who profit by driving stock prices lower, and target overvalued companies. either way, the volatility indicates that the company's main assets are trump and his political prospects, with trading detached from its day—to—day business fundamentals. and the whipsaws could continue with the stock majority owned by donald trump at risk of high volatility post—election. ajudge in a judge in pennsylvania ajudge in pennsylvania has allowed elon musk to continue his daily1 million giveaway thread no voters to register in battleground states. it was like at this game is an illegal lottery and attempt to influence voters. the judge gave no reason for his decision not to ban it. elon musk�*s fr

you see trump media, which owns truth social, down another 8% today.ll sharply yesterday on wednesday, it lost more than 20% of its value. the worst day for this stock since it went public back in march. you can see how it was going straight up and now it's going straight down. >> look trump media is probably harder to make sense of than even the jobs report because these numbers never really made sense. we're talking about a company that brought in just $1.6 million in revenue so far this year, million with an m i think there's some local pizza shops near where i live that bring in more sales than that. and yet, even after today's drop, this is a company that's still worth more than $6 billion. for some context, that's worth more than macy's is worth that's about what your washington numbers really never made sense, jim. but we do know that traders are looking at trump media as a way to bet on who's going to win this election. and perhaps there's some nervousness now, because the polls do indicate, jim that this could still go either way absolutely ri

shares of trump media have plunged by more than 20% in the united states. social platform, recently reported losses in the third quarter. but its shares briefly surged when mr trump won the presidential election earlier this week, securing his historic return to the white house. has sparked �* because both lean better because both prime minister modi and donald trump share a mutual admiration and have had a good report. prime minister modi was one of the first to congratulate donald trump on his reelection — but the geopolitical situation is on similar lines, which would mean it's betterfor india. also, the tariff push on chinese imports that try to trump has been talking about could benefit india. it increasingly looks like the white house sees india as a counterpoint to the china's influence and are trying to push more commerce deals. by the concerns is that this tariff could hinder india too for some because in the past, trump has also highlighted how india puts the likert levy is a lot of tariffs on us imports as well and... lot of tariffs on us imports

shares of trump media have plunged by more than 20% in the united states. th social platform, recently reported losses in the third quarter. but its shares briefly surged when mr trump won the presidential election earlier this week, securing his historic return to the white house. here in asia, donald trump's re—election — fuelled by his immigration and tariffs agenda — has sparked some concerns in india. the country is one of the largest trading partners of the us, even rivalling china. let's bring in archana shukla, our india business correspondent to tell us more. archana, what has been the reaction to trump's re—election, and what impact could his trade policies have on india? it's expected to be mixed. on one hand, because prime minister modi and trump have had a good rapport, mutual admiration since its first term, it's admiration since its first term, its expected that the two leaders would take it on a very positive note, and there he continued to be a good association like they've had for years now. also, trump's focus on increasing tariffs on chin

trump media is reportedly in advanced talks to acquire the crypto trading firm, backed. backed skyrocketing yesterday by more than 162% on repeated trading calls due to volatility around this, speculation around it. president-elect trump meeting with coin base ceo brian armstrong yesterday as well, talking about personnel appointments for the second term and this is the first time that the two have met since election day as trump continues filling his cabinet, mike. interesting that trump media wants to acquire backed. this is the firm that kelly loeffler runs and her husband, they're the owners of the stock exchange. she also has a separate business, running backed. trump media wants to acquire this, mike. your thoughts? >> so kelly loeffler's husband, the ceo of i.c.e. that owns the new york stock exchange. this is a great deal for truth social because, look, the point of truth social was that the censorship overlords dominating social media, you need a place to go which promotes free speech. fortunately for i think a lot of us, elon musk bought x or twitter, converted

shares of trump media have plunged by more than 20% in the united states. he truth social platform, recently reported losses in the third quarter. but its shares briefly surged when mr trump won the presidential election earlier this week, securing his historic return to the white house. china's top legislative body has been holding meetings all week, where hopes are on additional stimulus measures. earlier this week, chinese premier li qiang reiterated that the country is on track to hit its growth target of around 5% this year. lily mcelwee, from csis, says the return of donald trump could make it more difficult for china to meet its economic goals. first of all, before beijing even knew who had one, there had been announcements about stimulus measures. so i think there's recognition in beijing that the chinese economy cosmic issues go beyond us policy measures. that said, trump has one, his administration has announced over the course of their campaign trail that they are intent on and plummeting major tariffs on china, up to 60% on some chinese goods. we

so they are trying to find surrogates or outlets, which is why i think president trump's media strategyw, independent media, podcasts has been brilliant. if they are a truck driver may be or part of the gig economy, podcasts when they have a break, they different time to come home and watch television, this is been great. so they are reaching them and you think about all of the outlets on sunday night, i was actually out at a family event and i was just clicking around at different sites that were all carrying that rally live in the thousands of people on each one and i thought to myself this is brilliant. this isn't just about trying to make sure cable news carries it. they got all sorts of different channels connecting with their audience. host: a call in florida, supporting the former president. caller: actually i'm glad to speak to two different hosts. i've only called in one time, and it was good. but what i want to say real quick is people forget to think that the most important thing that we have is our children. that's the most important thing between men and women. they should

trump announced on his social media platform, truth social, that the wall street veteran will lead theand trade agenda, with additional direct responsibility for the office of the united states trade representative. as commerce secretary, he would be responsible for enforcing the sweeping tariffs that trump campaigned on, for which lutnick has expressed fervent public support — yet many economists forecast that trump's tariff proposals could cause inflationary effects for consumers. lutnick, whose domain stretches from brokerages to real estate, had previously been considered for the role of treasury secretary. he's been one of donald trump's biggest promoters from the business world in recent months. and wall street is keeping a close eye on lutnick�*s positions on various policies. he's advocated for more jobs for americans and criticised the us—canada—mexico trade pact as hurting us auto manufacturing jobs. lutnick is also a big supporter of cryptocurrencies, with cantor fitzgerald launching a financing business that provides leverage to investors who hold bitcoin. he's also a staun

donald trump himself was not a target, according to us media. e at least ten nominees for president trump �*s administration who have seemingly received these threats, either bomb threats or threats, either bomb threats or threats of swatting, which as you say is when someone will call the police, so perhaps there's been a violent incident in the hope of prompting a major response from the authorities perhaps a swat team will go to the home of the person who is targeted on the threat and you can imagine it would be very frightening, and quite dangerous for anyone in that particular property. so we have people like the least of our nick donald trump �*s ambassador to the united nations who said she had received a threat for her family home lee selden the head of the environmental protection agency said he had received a bomb threat at his home and a message which was a pro— palestinian themed message. the list goes on. more than ten people. we heard from the white house, president biden has been informed of this and keeping in touch with it, and h

trump media, there's a lot of questions about sort of legit nature of this company. have a lot of employees, do they have a few employees? >> aren't they losing a ton of money? >> it is definitely not possible. but paradoxically it has become one of these meme stocks where the company is now worth six or $7 billion on paper. so it is actually now again on paper something like half of the president trump loss entire fortune . >> it has almost no revenue . >> i think it has been said that it has a revenue of like a chick-fil-a. like a single chick-fil-a. but i will say >> did pretty well, though. >> exactly. i think this company, though, especially if trump wins on tuesday, i think going to be incredibly important. not only is it a huge part of this fortune but even though they have almost no revenue right now, you could easily see a scenario where if trump is president again, people could buy $10 million worth of ads on truth social as a way to the president. this is coming up, the numbers we are talking about with the company are much larger than anything we talked a

how do you see things if trump wins with the media? true that trump saved a huge number of their jobs. you look at 2014 and 2015, almost every msnbc and cnn host was on the verge of getting fired because nobody wants them. trump saved their jobs and saved the industry and gave those shows a sugar high. so while of course they do hate trump and they are praying every day that he loses and doing everything they can to make sure that happens, they do know in the back of their mind that democrats are boring and nobody wants to hear about... he attracts a lot of attention. i think he was... >> jesse: they have this twisted symbiotic relationship where they need each other but they hate each other but they need each other and hate each other. i don't want to get any deeper than that. good to see you, stay healthy. >> good to see you jesse. >> jesse: hulk hogan joins prime time. before apoquel chewable for allergic itch. giving dogs pills was a battle of wits. oh, maria, i'm wise to your foolish game. is it gone? totally gone. itch relief just

but most people saw freedom in the trump campaign because everyone knows how they were censored during social mediandictments that were pointed at president trump. speak to that for a moment. and all of the negatives around trump and i'm done with this. >> going back to the primaries what was competitive at first it got bigger every time. what we found people that were telling us i don't particularly like trump but i'm sick of this. and it's like i want to stick it to them for doing this to trump even though i'm not crazy about trump that's what people were telling us, they were angry. this was their way to get back. maria: we will leave it there. robert cahaley, ford o'connell. great conversation. we'll be right back. ♪ nner monologue) seriously, look at these guys. they are playing great. meanwhile, i'm on the green and all i can think about is all the green i'm spending on 3 kids in college. not to mention the kitchen remodel, and we'd just remodel the bathrooms last month. with empower, i get all of my financial questions answered. so i don't have to worry. so you're like a guru now? oh here it

because it's not just trump media where he owns a $3.5 billion stake.licly traded company. but he and his family members also own other companies, including some that are in the crypto industry. so he's going to be in a position to make decisions, including about regulation for crypto. and those decisions could impact the financial interest that he and his family members have, including in trump media. i talked to former george w bush ethics lawyer richard painter, and he told me that presidents they are not criminally at risk when it comes to conflict of interest. but there are obviously ethical issues. and he said president trump ought to do what every other president has done divest personal assets. trump organization assets, everything that creates a conflict of interest with his official duties and that includes truthsocial and crypto. but kate, he didn't do it first time around. and he's not likely to do it this time around. in fact, he's specifically said he has no intention to sell his true social stake. >> yeah, i think you could probably put m

trump has now appointed him to be transportation secretary. fox news media sean duffy providing valuable analysis and that fox business network. the bottom line as sean sean duffy fox news medium we wish him the best return to washington. >> sean duffy great guy or has been at rachel. >> carley: he has both of those things. we need a invitation to next year's christmas party. >> todd: on my market says todd/sean. >> carley: that is right! that is so true! i wish the camera could get you in on this. i guess it will say todd to. >> todd: also, by the way i have no horse in this race for the treasure secretary. you know what i feel bad for? the assistance across the world to the manager's office for saying walsh and not warsh. >> polymarket has picked this up as a bit. and the next treasury secretary. >> cheryl, thank you so much. have a great day. >> todd: payment will be testifying for questions of alleged anti-trump bias in the agency and calls out alleged political bias within fema. watch. >> it appears this is a pattern, a pattern of misbehavior by fema em

hasn't paid off so far with sirius shares down 50% this year >>> the volatility in the shares of trump mediated more than once yesterday the stock is a proxy for trump's chances at winning the white house. closing down 12% yesterday and down 20% on wednesday after a cnn poll showed vice president harris has a lead in swing states of michigan and wisconsin. even with the declines, djt has still more than doubled over the past month >>> let's look at the earnings movers this month. taking a look. uh, we're going to show them apple first. we have been talking about it all morning. guidance is weighing on apple shares amazon shares up big cloud refvenue growing 19%. that does it for "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" starts right now. have a great weekend. >>> good morning tech stocks on the move. amazon and inn tel are higher after quarterly results even though intel posted the biggest loss in its history. >>> big oil reports are on deck. we will hear from exxon and chevron in the next 30 minutes and bring you an exclusive interview with darren woods. >>> it's jobs report friday. it's november

trump media on the downside today. but the rest of the market still going strong. certainly the dow industrials and i'm looking at 130 point gain. right hand side of your screen, that's the way out for the president elect. he leaves the white house. i'm not sure what happens when he leaves. does he walk down the drive way and answer questions from the media? i don't know who set up there, but we're going to wait and see because if he appears in front of the media, well, we will most certainly take a look and listen. back to djt. down this morning but i do want to show you if i could just show you what it's done over the last months. this is a djt rally and a half. it's down today, okay. now show me the one month performance. that's -- okay, not that great. lauren: down 17%. lauren: yeah, that one was up 21. go with the one on the screen. stuart: all right, got it. bitcoin, that's the play of the day. bitcoin reached $93,000, $100 a coin. crypto plays, most of them are on the downside. coin base, marathon digital, riot block chain are down. gray scale and micro-stra

trump media technology and tesla. see trump media and technology actually pulling back a bit right now down 15%. tesla pulling back. both got big jumps yesterday. 6% and 15% respectively. again, bupulling back in the pre-market. >>> that is the money set up. let's turn to the federal reserve. jay powell and the latest policy decision today coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the central bank expected to cut rates by another 25 basis points as the fed looks to recalibrate policy with the softening labor market. i'm joined by the federal reserve economist for the journal. >> good morning. >> i know the fed is non political and stay away from politics. i have to ask you, does the election have any impact on the fed decision today or going forward? >> i don't think it has an impact today. i think the fed is going to cut by a quarter point as has been widely broadcast. it could have an impact going forward. we saw in 2016, the first time trump was elected, the december meeting following the election, they talked about it at le

. >>> and we are watching shares of trump media and backed holdings after wild moves yesterday that saw djt close 16% higher what it gained more than 60%. a report that trump media is in talks to buy the crypto platform that is own i had ed by intercontinental exchange. djt's nearly $7 billion market cap has given management value equity for deal making. bakkt is set to open more than $470 million market cap. frank. >>> thank you. we will turn our attention to the developing story and the donald trump ing cabinet. naming former congress member turned fox news host sean duffy as his transportation secretary. reports this morning that the president-elect is considering pairing former fed officials kevin warsh and scott bessent. they are among the many times floated, including cantor fitzgerald's ceo howard lutnick. >>> healthcare select sector is down more than 1%. it did turn red for the year. down .13% for the year. among those losses are novo nordisk and amgen. could a turn around be taking shape? here to answer that question and more is anjelica peebles. >> that is right, frank. the f

last time around, it rained for the media when trump was in office. it was a huge boone. ot our media climate right now. i don't think we'll see the huge amounts of money pouring in. i don't think anyone thinks the "washington post," especially after what just happened, is like the savior of democracy here. so those are two problems that i think it is almost like the media could quiet itself and that worries me. >> i don't think the media will be meaningful constraints on trump, nor do i think the minority in the house, in the senate, are going to be meaningful constraints. i think the one real constraint on him, because he loves ratings, will be the bond market and its impact on the stock market. when it comes to deportation, when it comes to excessive tax cuts, when it come to excessive tariffs, all that will be wildly inflationary. the bond market won't tolerate it. the bond market driving interest rates, mortgage rates, et cetera, will have a real damaging effect on the stock market. that he will pay attention to. >> but beyond just the media, right? so during the trum

we've got an earnings alert here i think on trump media. shares down after hours. julia boorstin has those details for us if she's ready. julia, might not be there. >> yes, i'm here, courtney. shares are down now about 1% this after the company reported its quarterly results. of course reporting on election day here the company reporting $1 million in revenue for the third quarter in addition to $4.7 million in interest income. the company also reporting net operating loss of $23.7 million and a net loss of $19.2 million. the company stating in the release that it, quote, continues to explore additional possibilities for growth such as potential mergers and acquisitions from companies that would benefit from trump media and technology and branding including in the realm of fin tech. shares now down 2%. courtney, back to you. >> for now let's bring in political advisories peter. really appreciate you being with us on a very, very active day for markets, of course, as well as for the world and our political landscape. what do you think investors should be positioned

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trump media technology group soaring. tesla soaring. trump media technology group is up 39%.soaring going into the election. and tesla, elon musk's company, also higher. trump said he would make elon musk the ceo of -- i'm sorry, tesla's ceo as the head of a government efficiency commission if elected. he told me he's going to be the secretary of cost cutting. adam johnson, your reaction to all these moves. >> markets are up big because a trump presidency, possibly even a red sweep, means we will likely have lower taxes, we will most certainly have fewer regulations and we will also have drill, baby, drill which means more oil and that's good for everybody, that's like everybody getting a tax break. lower oil prices. so that's all incredibly positive. maria: i think you just hit on something that we need to underline and that is fewer regulations. because you remember during president trump's first term, he came out, made a big thing about deregulation, had a stack of papers up and said cutting the red tape is a beautiful thing. and that is really important because when you h

caroline, i can certainly understand why liberals wouldn't be comfortable on a social media web site run by trump'sve counterprogramming. if we want to compare social media platforms, tiktok has many more millions of users than x, and it's.com can nate by liberals concern dominated. he inherited a company that blacklisted conservatives -- howard: we gotta go. >> so it's a good thing. howard: wish we had more time. that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz. you can subscribe to my daily podcast, media a buzz meter. we have a lot of fun there. you see the graphic. and it does seem to get a lot more attention these days than legacy media. we're back next sunday at 11 a.m. eastern. hope the see you then. ♪ ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪ >> woman: safelite came to us. >> tech: hi, i'm kendrick. >> woman: replaced our windshield, and installed new w

this week on the media show — how will the mainstream media evolve after donald trump's victory? th x and podcasts being central to the national discussion, legacy media is looking at ways to stay relevant. we'll speak to different outlets on how they're going about tackling that challenge. and the man behind the global tv hit taskmaster, which sees comedians undertaking weird and wonderful tasks. that's all coming up on the media show here on the bbc. but first, what are the challenges and opportunities for the legacy media following donald trump's win? back in 2016, donald trump's first victory proved a boost for audiences of cable tv news and newspapers. some outlets even took an anti—trump stance, even positioning themselves as the resistance. what will happen this time round? we speak to three outlets with different approaches. firstly, edward luce of the financial times. it's been going on for quite a while, since long before musk bought twitter. 2017. well, 2016, i think virtually every single newspaper in the united states endorsed hillary clinton, and trump won anyway. so

this is a conversation this morning about comments about donald trump and lose cheney, we've been talking about the media'se's another angle here and that is that there are reports the arizona attorney general is looking into trump's comments. off of false representations of trump's comments but an investigation by the arizona attorney general? >> i wrote about this this morning on the blog because there is no basis at all to allege that there's a criminal threat. it's not a closed question. this is political pandering of the worst kind, the attorney general knows there is no basis at all for a criminal complaint and any type of prosecution would collapse within minutes of making it into a courtroom, threatening another round of lawfair two days before an election is really concerning because i can't understand any ethical basis upon which a prosecutor could allege that this is a criminal threat. the entire quote makes it clear that this was a political statement. if you could prosecute statement like this you could criminalize most of the rhetoric in presidential campaigns when they involve these types of

it's his appeal that the media can't be trusted only trust trump. that's been his aproetch from day one. here the final stretch we've seen this for three cycles now he seems to bash the media the most intensely in the final days before an election. maybe he's superstitious. he's getting frustrated. in the past week he has sued cbs. he filed a grievance against the washington post. then this comment yesterday. >> you say yes it's his final day of campaigning and i do take your point, i feel like i've spent a lot of my professional career covering donald trump running for president after three rounds of this. but at the end of the day 2020 election day was not the end for him. it culminated in these two things colliding. mistrust of the media, belief in donald trump and inclinations to violence in that rally on january 6th. how do you look at this rhetoric in the context of what could be a very tumultuous period in the wake of tuesday? >> that's right. in 2020 i don't remember the same level of fear and anxiety in the country that i do this year. yes w

trump they will. despite what you hear from the hysterical legacy media, the incoming a administration is confident trump's cabinet will get confirmed. not only will republicans have a 53 seat majority in the senate, but the president-elect is also ready and willing to use another tool at his disposal. it's not the ideal way to do it but if he has to he will like other presidents have, and like everything else the don trump does this will send the state run legacy media mob into a fit of hysteria. here are some facts. let's look at reuters is the source. the u.s. constitution says that a president can make recess appointments to fill vacant positions when the senate is not in session. the supreme court ruled that a president can make those appointments once the senate has been adjourned for at least ten days. the first ever recess appointment, that was made by the first president himself during the very first congressional recess. more recently ronald reagan made 240 recess appointments. president george h.w. bush faced ebony seven. including secretary of state. bill clinton made 139 recess appointments. g

like they said, like in the 1st case coming directly from late to when a donald trump, he claims on his own social media platform to social. that there was a mass of cheating in philadelphia that law enforcement is coming. but this is false. donald trump, for rights, no evidence, and the law enforcement authorities, i'm not taking action. they have denied any allegations of full defraud, the appellate philadelphia, city commission assess blue star and stated that there is no fraud. that there is no evidence for it. he called tom's claim, another example of this information, and he also insisted that the voting in philadelphia has been safe and secure. and we didn't found any evidence for an alleged vote of fraud in philadelphia. okay. yeah, said, but what about all the online comments on manipulation? ballots through the facts. i what the facts have to say on this a well, we all know this narrative and it has been around since the 2020 elections already . there was now a mess of wave of this information again about the legitimacy of the election process, but very awesome. the allegations are based on fa

now the media's starting the blame game, joining in on why trump won. losi and biden and not kamala harris' bad policies, not biden's bad policies or their flip-flops. watch the media here. >> i think we have thing acknowledge the that donald trump knows our country better than we do. >> jen, has the conversation begun yet about joe biden and about the decision the ask him to step aside? >> it will begin -- >> if that ends up being, being the case, then i can't help but wonder if the american people have given up on democracy. >> we've never had a woman president. there's sexism in this country -- >> i'll just say really quickly too, democrats need to be a mature, and they need to be honest. and they need to say, yes, there is, there's misogyny, but it's not just misogyny from white men. it's misogyny from hispanic men -- >> right. >> the it's misogyny from black men. elizabeth: okay. so democrats have to be honest and claim that black and hispanic voters are racist and sexist? so the media's not saying, hey, am i out of touch because of biden and harris

shares of trump's media also jumped 15% today.american airlines and jetblue are no longer allowed to work together. that is according to a ruling handed down by a u.s. court today. the two airlines began an alliance two years ago. they coordinated flights to and from new york and boston and pooled the revenue. but last year, the department of justice ruled the alliance was anti-competitive and violated antitrust law, so the companies terminated their partnership. american airlines filed an appeal last year. today, a u.s. court rejected the appeal, upholding the original doj decision. american airlines responded, saying the decision takes away the cheaper flights and better quality services for travelers. okay. a close encounter with a bear. why a black bear rently stopped by aec bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare ca

shares of trump media have plunged by more than 20% in the united states. but its shares briefly surged when mr trump won the presidential election early this week, setting up his historic return to the white house. artificial intelligence influencers are a growing industry, with some ai models gaining hundreds of thousands of followers and getting increasingly lucrative sponsorship deals. aitana is one of the world's most popular ai models — known for her stylish pink hair. the bbc�*s cyber correspondent visits her barcelona—based creators, who are responsible for curating aitana's life. a photo shoot with no model. she's not late, though — she doesn't exist. aitana is an ai model. since she was created around a year ago, she's amassed a big following and is making thousands a month for her ba rcelona—based agency. we intend to always try to make it as similar as what any influencer would do. we take a picture with me in the image — and we have to replace it with al, so we have to play a bit with the lights and shadows to make it as possible. maybe barcelo

trump white house could mean for the company and broadly speaking for big tech. >>> plus, shares of trump media, and as we pointed out earlier, not near recent highs. still, what does president-elect trump's victory mean for overall all his assets and net worth? >> bitcoin, all-time highs following the election results, what crypto regulation may look like from here as a big issue show. "squawk on the street" continues after the break. let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families, like my own. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. ♪ ♪ that ultimately could pay dividends for tesla in a huge way for the coming years. i think 40 to $50 per share, it adds, just for beginners, not just because of what could happen from a tax credit perspective. i think leveling the playing field, you take out the detroit automakers, and then that's really going

donald trump always a master media manipulation. all of the election postmortems how trump won the presidency again, we have to acknowledge despite being the oldest man ever elected president, donald trump was ahead of the curve in ever-changing media landscape. instead of subjecting himself to fact checking from the likes of 60 minutes, trump was able to reach tens of millions of american voters in eight fact- free, safe space, casual mixing talk of golf, drugs, whatever his campaign message. it paid off big time, not because of the sheer amount of voters he was able to reach but the type of voters he reached, younger voters and particularly younger men, the so-called bro vote. according to exit polling, trump picked up a larger proportion of voters under 30 that any republican presidential candidate since 2008 with men under 30, trump beat harris by two points after losing to joe biden with this very same group 11 points in 2020. the trump strategist credited with this idea is 18-year-old, barron trump. two sources familiar with th

trump media back higher today. it dropped 20% yesterday. resident trump could sell off some of his earnings. he said no, he fights back and says he is holding. up 9.5% on the day. i am looking at pinterest, up 15%. we are seeing pinterest with double-digit revenue growth. 40% earnings growth on adjusted earnings per share. the forecast looks a little bit weak. we are worried about advertising trends and spending on ai that my top $500 billion. spending is also a worry for airbnb. they are managing to show pretty good numbers for their fiscal quarter. not so for paramount. revenue on the downside. down 5% year-over-year. a company in transition. we understand the deal with edison will be tied up by the second half of 2025. good tv results relatively speaking. ed: let's get some team coverage. if you go under your bio on the bloomberg terminal, literally every single company and taker is listed so i do not envy you. many names reported. is there a common theme between the technology sector names that posted results? ryan: good morning and than

the lady, the gentleman there was always the sort of the fake news allegation by donald trump, the fake news media at the back of the hall. and what trump is doing, he sort of aligned himself with this sort of new media pod cast media x being the village, square, hundreds of millions and use it. we also do something very interesting regarding political back to steve attracted the sectors, if you like, from the democratic party, that people like tools. he gathered a very well regarded woman to be on foreign affairs and or f, k, robert f kennedy. the nephew of john f. kennedy and you know, the irish american political, the royalty, this dynasty, he managed to nobody remove robert f. kennedy from the race as a potential opponent. but to get them on stage and back him why i was the democratic party, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me when a president comes to the end of their turn, normally about a proven waiting ghost. i'm joe biden to seeing it now historically. but that's another thing, trump has to his bow because he's not president 45 and 47. when was the last time not having gro

siloed and the fact that so many americans bought into lies told to them by donald trump and donald trump's media allies and congress. essentially saying the same fictional stories to david's point. about donald trump's plans for the country and what he would do if he were reelected. and i think now, i feel like i went into a time machine to the bad place. and it is important to brace yourself for what's to come. it is important we do the fact checking. the lies, that donald trump essentially has run for president three times now. putting forward ideas, not policies that won't do anything to solve the problems he is complaining about. and unfortunately, too many americans bought into lies being repeated to them in those media environments on the right wing that are not telling the truth about his plans, and the real consequences for the american public. >> so let's drill down on those policies. you have exit polls showing trump's victory is due in large part to voter anxiety about the economy. and immigration. telling to me on something like mass deportation, you have heads of ag coming out sayin

we've reached out to both companies, but you can see shares of trump media up by more than 8%. 40%, but is now halted for volatility. separately, "wall street journal" now reporting that president-elect trump is meeting with the ceo of crypto exchange coinbase, brian armstrong, "the journal" here citing people familiar with the matter. they are expected to discuss person appointments to his second administration. trump has been an avid backer of crypto. he's showed up at some of these crypto conferences, and talking to brian armstrong about the fcc commissioner, in particular, armstrong has backed publicly hester pierce as a potential fc kplirks, mike. a couple headlines to bring you there. we don't see shares of coinbase moving on that. >> we have bitcoin itself up close to $92,000, a couple of percent. good to get that. and we'll sure check in with you on that a bit later. it's a big week for retailers on wall street. gap and ross stores all getting ready to post results. joining me is jpmorgan's matt boss. good to see you. >> great to be back, mike. the backdrop is, i guess

trump media in talks to acquire the crypto trading platform.hich company and why are they doing it? lauren: the financial times reporting dj t in talks to buy all stock acquisition. they are aware of the reports but do not comment on market rumors. i spoke with crypto expert anthony popliano, the most consequential part is media and finance intersect. that gives the president-elect more exposure, uses more exposure to infrastructure services, products. media finance, all crypto coming together and becoming more mainstream. stuart: back to walmart earnings. what are they saying, looking forward, about holiday shopping? lauren: the tone is positive. even though groceries are basic, 60% of walmart's total sales of $169 billion last quarter, walmart keeps the shoppers coming in for value and choice. >> we have more opportunity in fashion in areas than basic areas. relating to price versus convenience, everybody wants to save money and time but it is a continuum and those that have more discretionary income and want to save time are liking what we a

to put it in a very cynical way for the legacy media in trump's victory.nd you talk about facts when you describe things accurately, as of course you do on the financial times, do you get accused of being biased when it comes to your descriptions of, for example, what donald trump is saying or...? yeah, for my own mental health, i've stopped looking at the comments beneath the pieces. um, because, you know, there's a lot of id in those comments and there's a lot of allegations of bias. but i'm a columnist in terms of our reporters, we have a very rigorous fact checking machine, and we correct when there is an error and x, i think it's fair to say, although it has this thing community notes. x has become an extraordinary sort of on steroids purveyor of disinformation since musk took over. yet if we think about, you know, you are in a very different era from x, your financial times, people on trump's side might well be calling you the mainstream media. and that's not they're not using that term in a positive way. but do you think it's time for some soul sear