>> tyrus: probably in the back of a walmart. cams. >> i would be more concerned about whatever grave digging he was doing. >> black widow. >> tyrus: he escaped. >> yes, he escaped. >> tyrus: that was the tranquilizer in hand. >> like a kill bill he was getting out of being buried alive. >> tyrus: listen, put these aside i think for the fellows a few of us maybe came drunk every once in a while and the wife says how many beers or how long have you been drinking with your buddies and you try to look her in the face and lied to her? i felt like i have been there before like a look, it was a guy thing. how many did you have a? [laughter] don't judge me! >> i also think we are missing the point there is no such thing as a professional [bleep] drinker. we are debating how many drinks he had there is no such thing no matter how many drinks he had. >> tyrus: wouldn't that be a great job at? what you do for a living i get [bleep] faced. if there is a dr. joe biden there can be a doctor tyrus whiskey. do not go away we will be right back.

walmart it is one that we own.is being able to go to one place and get everything and have much more of an experience- type of situation. necessities and desires and then i like ultra beauty. it is something that you are going to need to repurchase on a ongoing basis. when i look at the life cycle of customer retention and return to store i think that continues to propell forward. we all care about how we look and present to others. especially after you have been released from the covid lock up. i think that is the lifeblood of what it is to be here. >> and every preteen in my life is obsessed with skin care right now. i could not believe the requests for christmas from preteens, they have beautiful skin. >> and guy is a preteen, doing it again. >> yes, facial scrub. >> yes. you talk about walplater and talk about bj wholesalers and costco, they are up. bj is up. costco up 79%. so you can see where the sam's club value is in there. that is going to be a winner, walmart. dollar stores, probably the margins are still

just flip on 24 hour walmart. >> it's a threat to me. would i go to walmart?'m not camera ready. >> to be fair, nobody is. >> yeah, i also don't think i'm unique in that when you go to what you go to walmart looking like away, you won't even look in front of your own mirror at home. yeah. and they can say what they will about the footage, but like there's always a risk it gets out. yeah. and i think it could really has the potential to truly destroy lives. because when you're in when you're when you're in walmart, you're not looking good. you're not feeling good. there's nothing that is good except for the savings. and now i would i think i would take a sponsorship from walmart. i know everybody wants to do like all the fancy i would. i would gladly be the face of walmart. i wouldn't have to put on any makeup. >> well, most people there are pregnant. >> yeah, well no they're not. you can't ask either because that'll start a walmart fight. >> that's true, that's true. yeah. >> when you ask somebody who's a deuce and a quarter if they're expecting. yeah. and the

more customers going to walmart. the grounding of our thesis is really in and this started up 18 months ago and identifying the opportunity at walmart in our view one of the most transformational evolutions in the company's history. this goes back to when the company was founded by sam walton. they unveiled the super center in 1988 which allowed them to sell general merchandise and grocery and rebuild the online business in 2000. now today, walmart has the ability to grow the ancillary revenue streams to help drive profit growth faster than sales. that means investing in lower profitability and it means investing in waging which means lower profitability, yet still because of the items i mentioned, expand margins. >> margin expansion, but eps contraction. that sounds like what you're talking about, but a broad based business. i want to hit on the themes. the use of artificial intelligence in the business. i heard a lot of people talk about the use of a.i. in the marketplace business. when we talk about the general re

on a walmart that has walked back dei.is -- feels like there needs to be a part two, three and four to this conversation. i'm planning it right now. thank you to both of you. i appreciate your time. "inside with jen psaki" begins with right now. >>> welc

walmart does want to diversify.bout the idea that when it comes to financial services, it has been punching below its weight. it is a market that exists for them. why would they not want to tap into it? they have to execute well, that there is a very clear and apparent opportunity for them right now. sonali: so the work is being led by a former golden partner. a lot of interesting former golden partners in the wd of fintech. omar ishmael, what is he doing? >> 2021 when goldman sachs was doing its own foray into online banking, the time when walmart hired, it was an audacious poaching because we were going to the heart of goldman sachs and saying yes, you have these two people who will -- who will build your consumer banking effort but we want them for our effort. but the thing that i would like to point out is that omar's success or failure is not going to determine the success or failure of this fintech. ultimately it depends on walmart and whether it is given the keys to the castle. will it with enough resources?

>> anniversary sale coming up. >> walmart for the shopper. do you like walmart for the investor?> i like it for both and the reason why. i think this is a new, younger modern walmart. look at the revenue growth from other categories they have gotten in terms of advertising and look at the gains they have seen even from their what their terms is of their higher end consumers is where the dwaynes ait's comingfrom. >> you've got to think that those physical stores are a help, not a hurt. >> dana telsey, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up we've got three big moves, you should make ahead of 2025 to get your financial house in order. don't go away. confident. measured. ready. the markets, like life, will turn and challenge us. but when emotions run high, we stay grounded. with the hcm buyline, we work to empower investors, in navigating market volatility and complex conditions. we provide a diverse portfolio with proprietary mutual funds and etfs aimed at growth and preservation. so you can invest with confidence. visit howard c.m. funds dot com. it's our son,

walmart says 95% of their u.s. thanks to facilities like this one. using artificial intelligence and robotics, walmart cut down on the steps it took for a package to leave its facilities. right down to the sticker. this is where we apply the shipping label. >> i almost got clocked. >> reporter: this is a custom cutter for boxes? >> that's right. this is a small factory. >> reporter: a smart machine churning out boxes specced out just for you. >> we optimize the right size box for that order. >> reporter: the goal, cut down on waste and time. to get the gifts to you faster than ever. >> customers want speed, great prices, value and convenience. >> reporter: a cyber monday battle for your dollars, playing out behind the scenes. brian chung, nbc news, green castle, pennsylvania. green castle, pennsylvania. >>> when we co me so, you're 45. that's the perfect age to see some old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer soc

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>> we have a large business with walmart. >> what do you charge walmart? level it. let's be candid and transparent instead of rhetorical. what do you charge walmart? >> senator, as i sit here, i don't know what the walmart rate -- >> what do you charge mr. callahan? miss kirkpatrick, what do you charge walmart? >> i don't have the information. it's also -- >> what do you charge mr. callahan? >> i would have to look -- >> you negotiate -- you both negotiate with walmart, right? because they're big. >> walmart's a big customer. >> if there callahan wants to get the walmart deal, does he have your phone number, how to get it, and say let's make a deal? we're having tough times here in cambridge, and i want to keep selling books to my community. can he call you? can he call you? >> i would welcome the opportunity to talk to mr. callahan. >> please -- >> and connect him to third parties that can help him exercise his rights. >> how many millions of mr. callahans do you have? >> there are 33 million u.s. businesses -- >> do you have a business unit where you have lots of

right now walmart is a $93 stock.o $120 in the middle of the year. at the moment, it is a very strong stock with incredible momentum. i would like it more fit spent the next couple of weeks marking time in order to cool down. that is what i'm hoping. i hope it goes like this before . i love what is known as consolidation. finally, the daily chart of long-term cramer faith and costco. back in late october, costco made what was described as a perfect balance of of a 50 day moving average. perfect balance. and has not looked back since. a short move higher after two have month-long period where it was pretty much trading sideways. that is the consolidation. now that costco has broken out, there have been some bullish times in november and the stock making higher highs and lower lows. when you look at the money flow, cmf at the bottom is robust. like this. even during that long period of consolidation, you can see there was a lot of institutional buy in. you can see in the rsi, relative strength index, you can see how hig

walmart remains the top idea for 2024, up 70%.g a great job offering both value to the consumer as well as being a digital powerhouse in terms of what's happening. what's been weaker, joe, is department stores and target, as well. consumer discretionary has been tougher as the consumer is still facing inflation challenges and has mixed consumer confidence, despite having a lot of spending power. a mixed bag in terms of what's working. what's working is value, scale, as well as those taking share, and both costco and walmart are taking share from a higher household income customer. on the other side of the coin, department stores, apparel, beauty, it's been a lot choppier for both target and macy's. >> two favorites, bath and body works. is that part of the beauty you were just talking about? >> yeah, bath and body works has a mall presence. it is a unique category in terms of fragrances, as well as hand sanitizer and candles. it's a highly giftable item. they're going a lot more digital, too. it's covered by my colleague. it's a s

walmart's not that. walmart is a serious business, not to say that cava isn't, but the point is walmart also reversed. so, a lot of big extended names are vulnerable. >> so, when you patch this together, what does this indicate to you -- >> the question is, i think -- there's consensus and rightly so, that this is a good period seasonally to be long. people don't want to book the gains, take the taxes. and money flow is there and so people typically run things until the end of the year. but that is not -- that's not a strategy. that's not a thesis. okay maybe, but maybe not. consensus, it's just fine, it's going to be fine. markets reverse for no reason and perhaps today's an important day. it wasn't a big day for the market. but it was a big day for where the fever is really high. >> uh-huh. >> and fever broke. >> are you looking toll pare any gains at this point? >> i think what's happening right now, if you haven't made changes this year, people are say, things are doing well, i don't need to take pro

to the care and walmart? since they got rid of the greeters i have never seen a walmart employee.y own stuff i check myself out a leaf. it is wonderful there is no human interaction. i don't have to worry about anybody's feeling. it is great. but i had a friend of mine said the same thing that he did not put for trump but he is relieved that he won. i do not know what you say to that person i think it shows you how bad things got that even people who hate the man they know that their lives will improve with him in charge. >> tom: i mean this is what we are seeing. kennedy, or you surprised that some of these companies like harley-davidson, they were the most awoke and now they have turned like you are ready two get on a hog? >> like go awoke go broke. i don't know why i said that because i found that to be offensive and unnecessary but harley-davidson received huge backlash from talk about an incredibly loyal customer base. and talk about completely misreading them and marketing to the dei crowd which does not by hardly. >> or bud light. >> yes! what yes absolutely right. we want

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i thought, normally that's outlet shopping. >> chaps at walmart. who new? now. >>> and welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli. this make or break hour begins with stocks finding traction after a morning skid brought the major indexes within sight of their december lows. the s&p 500 was off more than a percent and a half before the dip buyers showed up. nvidia has been instrumental to the intraday recovery, rising at one point above that 140 level. the stock's been shopping ar

a walmart in el paso.y employ 1.6 million people, just as many, a little bit more than amazon does. massive stores all around the country. we want to feel safe. we all shop at walmart. we want to go there and feel safe. >> brian: i would just add one more thing is that this is long overdue. number two this has got to be combined with a mask ban. in new york the mayor is saying you have to -- when you walk into a building at least take your mask down. and can we get the governor to go with that? so all these people who still think the pandemic is happening and who want to walk around in a bubble or stay inside, you got to get the mask off. because, if they come in with a mask, they will still be able to get away -- walk away with their identity. >> lawrence: can i add something to that the mask, of course we need the body cams. we need a massive pr campaign to hire cops. the criminal activity across this country people just -- i don't remember when kids stole, right, when i was growing up. there was some la

>> walmart is the same, james. i like walmart.elieve the buys, we love going to walmart. a lot of rich guys in new york don't even know what walmart is that's how we got the edge on them. jack in north carolina. jack? >> hey jim, how you doing? >> i'm doing well. how about you? >> i'm living the dream. i've been an investor for a while, rtx? >> disappointing stuff, i can't believe it. in i don't know what to say, i don't know what gets it going. it's healthcare with a great earning stream and it just does not seem to matter. i want you to stick with it. i would not get rid of the stock. they are too good of a company. let's go to dale in louisiana. dale. >> glad to have you on the show. >> hey, i'm thinking i may have the next american video for you >> you read my book, my dad lost everything he had on a company called national video. >> partner, what i've got for you, a stock that i bought about three years ago, i bought it when it was down 40%, near five year high, i bought it for 65 over the last 2 1/2 years, it hasn't treated

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you look at walmart, they use dynamic pricing and the ability to change the way they do logistics usethat into use. if you look at who were taken to a wide batch which a driver adds more rise and more fares per ride in the actually joys of profitability. the companies that are starting to use a.i. will be the next way that you will want to bed and like a walmart or costco or cooper putting into used to get the other piece when we start looking at the software companies that will benefit from all of this investment just like we did on the internet we have the infrastructure, we finally put in the computing and the hardware are building out in the software companies that meet the most, the sass companies that took advantage of the revolut revolution. there will be a.i. companies that will take advantage of that and they might not be the st. paul companies that we know today. jack: how do you think the a.i. race between the u.s. and china will develop. the u.s. has nvidia the top chip designer and china claims taiwan has its own anti-one has taiwan semi that's the best chip manufacturer.

i want to start with the winners, walmart, costco, dick's sporting goods.hy did they do better than others? >> because they're just better at what they do than anybody else. walmart is arguably the best retailer in the world right now. costco is probably second. and home depot is probably really third but they're not in a good spot right now from where the consumer is and dick's sporting goods is probably the fourth best retailer in the country right now and they're just executing better than anybody else. sporting goods isn't even all that good at the moment and dick's is doing very, very well. ashley: okay. on the other side of the coin, the losers, target and kohl's. why are they under-performing? >> same problem. well, target's got a big problem, right. it's name is walmart. and they're also not doing as well at the store level. in don't look as good. they are not as in stock as they should be. they have inventory troubles in general. they're not running the business well. the bigger problem is when walmart has 5% gain in store for store sales, somebody

but walmart is tuning into an acquisition worth tuning in for.teve sedgwick has details. >> vizio, what do they do? founded in 2002, leading vendor of value-priced hdtvs, what walmart thinks it will do is bring to market new and differentiated ways for advertisers to meaningfully connect with shoppers. they brought us together on a day of record spending for americans. i'm proud of america for spending a record $13.3 billion on cyber monday. but that's not all. there's something called cyber week. i hadn't even heard of cyber week. that's from thanksgiving through to monday. that was $41.1 billion. also a record level, up 8.2%. the discounts, frances, they were everywhere, 30% on electronics, apparel, 23%. computers, 21.5%. strong demand for personal care, appliances, jewelry and apparel. >> i know. it's tough to keep track of all the packages coming in, thanks, steve. >>> and with all those online records being broken, we could see a rise in porch pirates. there's a growing number of thieves swiping gifts from porches. >> reporter: porch pirates

at walmart than this.l go to get the extra dollar going to walmart versus dollar general. >> with the execution that it provides? >> i'm with you on this one. i would rather have that upward income consumer, because it's not clear that things will get better if at all for the lower income consumer. we might get a couple of rate cuts, but we have four between today and the end of next year, which feels optimistic, so they will not get a lot of love there. the job market is doing fine and getting harder to find a new job, which is hitting that part of the consumer. i would be happier in walmart despite paying premium. it is a safer bet with the risks of tariffs, as well. >> when you think of retail analysts, what comes to your mind? that was unbelievable. >> i knew even before you asked the question that you are looking. >> she always dresses in black. go ahead. >> you didn't even flinch. their advisory group just lowered the price target on the back of this. i go with what they are saying. still a price tar

from amazon to walmart, walmart joining other companies to stop thieves with employees wearing body camerasood idea? >> walmart is piloting this program putting body cameras on employees, they are saying it is not just for theft, it is for employee safety. customers can get intent tense, and there is impatience and st stress by customers. they want to record what is going on and maybe customers will behave better. >> todd: i see that argument and agree with that urma, there is the other side, why is it up to a cashier making minimum wage or slightly higher to have to then add this to their plate? responsibility to deal with theft? when i hear theft and protecting the brand and yourself, shouldn't security handle that and be shouldn't laws in the states be protecting workers? >> this is true and they have cameras in stores already, you are making excellent point. they feel like it customizes it down to an individual experience. effort to make customers behave better because they are seeing the camera on the employee. >> todd: hope we can understand humanity, that person is not trying to prev

i've never even seen a walmart employee. i walk in, i pick my own stuff, i check myself out, i leave. it's wonderful. there's no human interaction. i don't have to worry about anybody's feelings. it's great. but i do think i had a friend of mine say the same thing that he did not vote for trump, but he's relieved that he won. i don't i don't know what you say to that person. i think it shows you how bad things got, that even people who hate the man, they know their lives are going to improve with him in charge. yeah. >> i mean, this is what we're seeing. kennedy. are you surprised that some of these, some of these companies, like harley davidson, were the most woke? and now they've turned out you're ready to go get on a on a hog. what do you think. >> well like charlie gasparino likes to say go woke go broke. >> yes yes. >> and i don't know why he said that because i found that to be offensive. yeah and unnecessary. but yeah harley davidson received a huge backlash from i mean talk about an incredibly loyal customer base. ye

many lower income consumers shop there, and it's easier, more convenient than going to walmart.k there may be a growth story and and a good investment story. >> yeah, i don't know, i still like target. s it is true that a larger share of its inventory is discretionary, so it does get hurt when the consumer's more pressured, but they have been on the essential front lowering grocery prices. management knows what it has to do. it's trading at a record discount to walmart, and i don't think all that possess nhl is justified. -- pessimism is justified. jack: i was there last night, long lines. andrew, one of the ugh -- uglier charts is intel. you think they're too cheap to ignore? >> it's a very controversial stock. stock's been trading around 20 now which is a near multiyear low. the u.s. government wants it to succeed. the market cap's under $100 billion right now which compared to nvidia, around $3.5 trillion. so you may have -- you'll have a new ceo, you've got more technological expertise on the board. the knock is that they're so far behind taiwan semi, nvidia and some of the

walmart employees wearing body cameras. while your favorite chocolate costs more or new movies added to national film r to receive a record setting federal loan to upgrade its grid and infrastructure. the utility is finalizing a $15 billion low interest loan that will go toward boosting projects tied to climate change, hydroelectric power, and modernizing power lines, and it will be paid out over several years. pg&e and the department of energy are not commenting at this time. all eyeses are on the federal reser, and an anticipated interest rate cut tomorrow. cut is expected despite inflation starting to rise again after a steady but slow drop over the past two years, this will be the fed's final policy meeting of the year. they are expected to make their third cut of this year. however, even if inflation cools, economists say prices could still rise. incoming president trump is promising tariffs on all imports, but especial those coming from china and mexico. we've talked about this over the past week. and economics profes

preached at about a political agenda they just want to buy good services good products you write walmart have withdrawn from controversial scorecard more like lowe's caterpillar boeing committed to scaling back diversity in favor of neutral policies that don't alley innate most workforce walmart says good-bye to dei announced no longer returning to human rates campaign corporate equality index for score you write american corporations don't have to yield governance do any activist group era is over entering new age of good sound business decisions walmart trashg supply john deere as you write led the way how does this happen were they bullied by activists to change practices. human rights again got a foothold in companies that they've done said if you don't sign this survey this corporate quality index you are not being good to employees, meanwhile, folks waking up to reality that you don't to sign a survey to treat people well you can treat people well, you can make good products, you can make sure to have maximize return on investment to shareholders without bending the to me to far le

in the video, he takes a can of bug spray around a walmart store, spraying produce and meat.th posted two update videos claiming he threw the contaminated food away, but he is seen gathering just some of the fruit and vegetables in a cart, then rolls it onto a walmart trailer parked behind the store. he has since deleted all three videos. >> like regardless of you doing a prank or not, you just really messing with the community at that point. >> a lot of people do anything for attention, and it's pretty low to do something like that to endanger other people. >> it's bug spray. video isn't the first time he's caused trouble in the valley. his tiktok page is filled with similar videos, including this one in april, where smith is seen sticking a sub sandwich in the air fryer at a whataburger restaurant. court documents show smith had a warrant for his arrest from tempe police, but smith told investigators he decided to turn himself in only after seeing comments on his videos about how, quote, horrible the act was. in a statement, walmart said the contaminated produce was removed

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she also went on a shopping spree at walmart, target, and a cabela's sporting goods store. so there's this security footage of her at walmart buying men's clothing and a lot of snacks that, like, a teenager might want, like twizzlers and chocolate-covered donuts. they see her at cabela's buying men's clothing. andrea canning (voiceover): more than that, camping and survival gear and maps. when investigators asked her husband about those purchases, he told them the family didn't have any trips planned and toby hadn't bought him any new clothes recently. michael mooney: the clothing that she was buying at walmart and cabela's would not have fit her husband. andrea canning (voiceover): there were other items that clearly weren't for toby's husband, black hair dye and an electric razor she bought at target, and two burner phones she bought at walmart. the next day, police got their biggest break yet. they learned toby had rented a storage unit on the outskirts of town about a week before the escape. michael mooney: they discover her van inside the storage unit. they discover ti

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