guy going to shoot warren. he took the bullet himself. he survived. but that was another he didn't get the medal of honor for some reason the the guy who marched with warren did the casualty of the battle were lops sidedly in favor of the union forces. but because the battle came so late, it's a little hard to get accurate numbers. in fact, nobody kept numbers except the corps. sheridan kept numbers from beginning of the campaign to the end at mathematics. so he has a lot of numbers, but they don't know which is and where they occurred. the federals reported that they captured approximately. 4500 prisoners. now, if we listen the other day to the battle of chattanooga big battle. the union captured, 6000 prisoners. so at this relatively small. they captured almost as many 500, which you can, having lost several on the other side of the line and now losing 4500 on this side of the line. we saw lee's chances of staying in petersburg are gone, which is, you know, he knows it. he tells jefferson, we've got to get ou

senator warren, thank you as always for your time. senator warren: thank you. -- ♪ geoff: earlier this month nicaragua exiled hundreds of , political prisoners to the u.s. all of them, and dozens of other nicaraguans, were stripped of their citizenship by a government that has become increasingly authoritarian. at washington's dulles airport, a day of joy. d a moment of relief and reunion. juan sebastian chamorro is one of more than 200 nicaraguan political prisoners freed earlier this month, and flown to the u.s. >> i was sentenced to 13 years in prison, without any proof. geoff: nicaragua has been under u.s. sanctions for decades, but officials say the release was a unilateral decision by president daniel ortega. >> we are not asking for anything in return. it is a matter of honor and for them to take their mercenaries away. geoff: the people he calls american mercenaries include students, human right defenders , and opposition leaders, who wererrested for challenging his rule. they were released, but forced into exile. the government revoked their citizenshi

warren: this is why i said i am concerned.here is to bar people from being able to apply for help that international law says they can apply for, then that would be a terrible mistake for our country. i want to see us meet our moral responsibilities and our responsibilities under international law. but to try to do it in ways that do not force people to take long, dangerous, expensive trips where they put themselves at risk, and that is what the president i think is trying to find that line that would be better. it would be better if congress were willing to take that out. amna: i want to ask you about junk fees. there does seem to be shared by partisan over things like families having to pay more to fly together, have seats together, paying too much for taylor swift concert tickets. is there a bail, though, that is the question, is there a b ill, and can it get through congress? sen. warren: let me push back a bit. i am not sure we need a bill for this. i want to upload the agencies who are starting to step up in this area --

and so grant basically directs me to order warren to attack and warren makes his attack, which doesn't very well but this is grant now getting very frustrated with general meade and intervening in the details of battle. the next federal forces attack the confederates down on one of the other roads and the confederates are driven back. actually, the first confederates to retreat are the north carolina units. i hope we don't ever want to hear from north carolina, but i do know that north carolina celebrates that retreat. when you look their license plate, it says first in flight lost to talk it. the. minute i don't see any guns coming out, i'm going to be okay. all right. hey, man, let's roars on at the end of two days, though, grant finds himself stymied. lee has basically. well, lee's gambit has worked. what does grant do to to keep pouring men needlessly against the confederate lines? no. he decides i'm going to maneuver. so what? what he decides to do is pull the union army out of the wilderness, drop to spotsylvania courthouse, which is a little town about ten miles to the south. an

but four people are now doing the job that warren buffett did all by himself.abe bell, we were able to talk with him. that's a couple of years ago at the shareholder meeting. what are your thoughts about greg abell, and will you hold on to the stock when buffett leaves? >> well, i don't know greg abel very well. i've seen him speak at the annual meetings the last couple years, and he comes off certainly not as charismatic as warren buffett, but who can do that? he could take some clues from charlie munger, for example, had very high praises for greg at the daily journaling meeting that charlie munger posted here about a week ago. and, you know, i will continue to hold the stock. i i think if you go back and read the 50th anniversary letter from berkshire hathaway and reading warn -- warren buffett's meter, you'll feel very comfortable with berkshire after warren buffett and charlie munger. it feels like it could have been written yesterday. it'll be a strong company with a strong culture, and greg abel's going to keep the culture. liz: any company that owns see

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what warren buffett does, take strong businesses holds on to them fora long time.businesses they can hold on for a long time and a depressed price. charles: what about buffett principles, do you incorporate some of these buffett-like principles in your own work? >> definitely i do. i love to pick up stocks on companies i love the products. that is something he always mentioned. i look at companies with increasing etfs, revenue numbers, particularly increasing dividends. companies like these backbones of the american economy will be around regardless what bull or bear market we're in. when i look at long-term stock picks i absolutely use some of these principles. charles: the dividend aristocrats. let's talk about earnings season. it is wrapping up. the results came in below consensus by the way is very, very rare. why do you think it has not had the sort of impact on this market? could it have been built in before earnings season? >> question, definitely. i think we went into this earnings season knowing that we weren't going to see really strong numbers but i woul

as you mentioned, warren gatland _ to go ahead? as you mentioned, warren gatland did _ to go ahead?ostpone his| to go ahead? as you mentioned, - warren gatland did postpone his team announcement today so that he could give more time for the players to have negotiations with the union about this pay dispute but make no bones about it, welsh rugby is in turmoil and chaos. if you're remember at the start of the year, allegations within the union led to the ceo having to step down. the first team can't seem to win a game and of course these contract disputes mean that the welsh players have said they will not take to the field on saturday against england unless the dispute is resolved in the next 24 hours. at the heart of the next 24 hours. at the heart of the dispute is this new pay offer, it will be lower but 80% of it will be set, 20% will be performance—based and it is that variable aspect that every player is resolutely against. this is £10 million on the line and if it doesn't go ahead it's a big loss to the welsh rugby union and to the game as a whole in wales.- the welsh rugby u

it's a nonprofit that works with warren and other communities to find money for child care.ll towns and big cities need to see good, affordable child care as the heart and soul of their futures. >> the community needs to really look at child care as an economic driver, not just a women's issue, not a parents issue. it's an employer issue. it's a community issue. >> reporter: a teaching moment from a small town, reaching a much wider audience. john lauritsen, cbs news, warren, minnesota. >> such an important service. >>> well, still ahead on the cbs weekend news, the social media community that became a cultura stic sial sial ice. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max-strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe. people remember ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. ♪ customize and save. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. l

that's are numbers that warren and charlie said for a long time you should not pay attention to. pay attention to the swings in profits and losses they said when it benefitted them and with the bigger profit. they own so many stocks and when they drop in value and the market down 18% last year and when those dropped in value, that is effected revenue up 9.4% to $302 billion. earnings rose to $31.8 billion berkshire is in american express and bank of america and coca-cola and moody's and occidental and paramount global. it pushed back on the criticism of the buybacks. you are told that repurchasing are harmful or beneficial to ceos, you are listening to an economic illiterate or a silver tongue demagogue the 92-year-old buffett said at berkshire, there is no finish line berkshire will have a boatload of cash with u.s. treasury bills with the wide array of businesses cash pile at $130 billion at the end of 2022. the fight over the fiscal spending, berkshire offers modest protection from run away inflation, but this is far from perfect. fiscal deficits have consequences >> i see we

is for warren gatland and wales there was no fairy tale return for him.iff winning 34—10, and showing everyone why they are the number one side in the world. ollie foster was watching at the principality stadium. , ., , . stadium. there is always such huge o timism stadium. there is always such huge optimism and _ stadium. there is always such huge optimism and hope _ stadium. there is always such huge optimism and hope and _ stadium. there is always such huge optimism and hope and passion - stadium. there is always such huge . optimism and hope and passion around opening weekend of the six nations championship. all of the six nations have a clean start. they start french cardiff really needed a game of rugby. when you considerfrom french cardiff really needed a game of rugby. when you consider from a welsh perspective, what the sport has been through for the past few weeks. the union has been laid bare. those allegations that it has a toxic culture, misogynist and sexist. the work they are doing their to address those allegations, to try to fix those iss

warren buffett is about to release his much-anticipated letter. he will finish by 9:00 a.m.y morning. before we get to what you are looking for how has berkshire stock been doing? andrew: it is high in the market. it marched up 6% last year. it is a defensive stock, does better in weaker markets and worse in stronger ones. jack otter: his favorite holding period is forever. berkshire hathaway has been doing some buying and selling recently. what do you make of that? andrew: he sold most of taiwan semiconductor which was only purchased in the third quarter. turnover in verizon stock, bank stocks. his investment -- they manage 10% of the portfolio, they trade more actively than he does and they may be behind these moves. jack otter: paramount mobile out-of-favor, berkshire is doubling down. free cash flow is negative at the moment. is it valuation, takeover potential? buffett might be a huge evis and butthead fan? andrew: it is a $2 billion holding for berkshire, traffic in the bigger stock. i think they see this is a turnaround story that will get more rational and cut costs.

three grand _ return of warren gatland.n his first spell in charge, — grand slams in his first spell in charge, but that smile was short lived~ _ charge, but that smile was short lived. could wales match the pre—match pyrotechnics? not even close _ pre—match pyrotechnics? not even close i _ pre—match pyrotechnics? not even close i and — pre—match pyrotechnics? not even close. i and the best pre—match pyrotechnics? not even close. land the best side in the world _ close. land the best side in the world and — close. land the best side in the world and were two tries up inside the firet— world and were two tries up inside the first ten minutes, boast from the first ten minutes, boast from the forwards, as wales went backwards. island's last six nations win backwards. lsland's last six nations win in_ backwards. island's last six nations win in cardiff was ten years ago, a .ift win in cardiff was ten years ago, a gift from _ win in cardiff was ten years ago, a gift from the hosts. james lowe had a solo _ gift from the hosts. ja

elizabeth warren, any ideas? well, if you actually did tax above the average income, 100% of the access, and if you did actually subsidize everyone below the average income up to the average income, i'll stipulate tonight counselor that everyone be equal at zero. that is math this is not left wing right wing liberal conservative republican group. it's just plain math. and that is the theorem, i think really is important. steve, for the coming debate. why do you want to cut government spending? because it hurts the economy. you don't want to do it because not nice to some people. others, it kills the economy. we've a decline in the economy from what is it, 1999 to the present, just a secular decline of incredible proportions. we are the japan ification of america i mean, all of this purely simply because of redistribute in this society. and the more you put up with it, the longer it's going to last and the worse it's going to become. let me turn it over to brian. brian, can you just a couple of minutes talking abo

warren buffett releasing the annual letter to shareholders. among observe ations were those against buybacks >>> and pfizer is in talks to buy seagen the deal would bolster pfizer cancer treatments. seagen was in talks with merck last year, but they failed to reach a deal >>> and the house is getting ready to hold talks about the train derailment in east palestine, ohio. among the issues how the government supervises large rail companies, frank. >> silvana henao, thank you. >>> back to a very busy trading week ahead with the slew of corporate and economic data on tap. that includes retail and home sales. fear may be making a return back to the market. we are watching the vix rising above 23 last week this as the latest cboe data shows call options betting the vix will rise or trade at the highest rate since march 2020. joining me now is robert schein. great to have you here >> good morning. >> let's start it off. we mentioned the vix with the spike in february. down 11% in january. up 11% in february what is creating the fear in the market >>

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senator warren: they are being denied rental housing. the bureau warning to clean up their practices. will the cfpb's work reduce barriers to affordable quality housing? mr. chopra: yes and good for landlords who want to find a tenant that works for them and not be shutout. senator warren: making markets work better and making them for consumers. one more example. many people pay more for car loans, and mortgages because they have unpaid medical bills that tarnish their credit rating. in march, the cfpb showed how severe this problem is and here's what i love, before you even deliver some kind of rule around this, a few weeks later, the three big credit reporting agencies announce they would eliminate 70% of medical collection debt from consumers' credit report. director chopra, how many families will this change impact? mr. chopra: millions, i think. inaccurate credit reporting on medical debt can be a block aid to so much and our work on credit reporting will continue to pay diferredz for families and the economy. senator warren: junk

his warren is one thing but then you have "the washington post."y don't take random calls from democrats who want to feed them things. "the washington post" has to assign a reporter to go out and talk to democrat officials all across the country and ask them if they think kamala has what it takes. and then they have to frame that story the way they framed it. this was a designated hits. what does that tell you? >> just like the classified document scandal on joe biden is also an organized hit on him. you would not know about joe biden's classified documents, jesse, if the deep state didn't want you to know about them. likewise, with these stories, they are being seeded in the top newspapers about what a chronic mess kamala harris is. so she should be very worried that he is not just being pulled the in a vaudville like move but so is she. and so the question is what are the left's power brokers going to do? who are they going to replace not one but two people with. and you and i have talked about this before. i think that the most dangerous choice

what warren buffett is selling our countdown closer is bullish on the semiconductor sector.billion in assets. ci. of horizon investments. good to have you here. taiwan semiconductor you're very bullish on it. berkshire hathaway pulled away from it. charlie monger spoke about an hour ago, still made somewhat positive comment about taiwan semiconductor. it is very strange to me. can you explain that? >> yeah. look i can't really speak specifically to taiwan semi but the semiconductor space over all it is pretty hard to make a bearish argument with that, with everything going on in artificial intelligence, the boom we all know is coming there, with the supply shortages we know we got. long lead times to get supply up in that space. coupled with pretty booming demand. makes semias pretty nice spice for us to invest the next six to 12 months. cheryl: we'll stick with semis. poll i was hoping for a what charlie monger was thinking but what other ones are you really like now? >> the other one we like in the u.s. is consumer discretionary space. those stocks were absolutely throttle

the other question -- host: the warren commission. lance: the warren commission. i am mistrustful of conspiracy theories, and i see the criticisms of the warren commission. but again, it is not something i have gone into in detail. it has been argued over the grassy noel and the trajectory of bullets and so on, it has been so exhaustively gone over. i confess i have not gone over it in years now. i used to think about it and felt unease about the warren report, to be honest about it. i have not felt i had enough time in my life to try and sort it out. i remember oliver stone's movie called "j.f.k." everybody but the new york giants implicated in the murder of j.f.k., he just included everybody. i don't know is the short answer to the question. host: every author we invite on "in depth," we ask his or her favorite books and what they are currently reading. here a answers lance morrow gave us. favorite books "the last chronicle of darset," "patriotic gore," and "the multivolume life of lyndon johnson." mr. morrow currely reading "the man without a face," "getting re

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warren air force base is the only operational b2 bomber base in america.they didn't fly a balloon down south or up to go look at boston. they moved it right through the heartland of where our nuclear capabilities are and joe biden waited until it got here to soot it down. it raises the question of how much were they able to push back to beijing that's actionable for them in the future because the balloon at 60,000 feet is more granular and detailed than a satellite orbiting that goes over one particular location at a time. rachel: can i ask you something that's tangential to this. you're a former military guy. think about the mindset you had when you wanted to join the military and when you see this kind of weakness, maybe there's a great reason why the biden administration didn't act sooner but when you see this kind of weakness, you know, lack of action, how does that affect recruitment? we're in a really bad place recruitment-wise. pete: i would call it risk aversion. there's a disease of risk aversion inside our pentagon. the pentagon's job is not to b

alix: how does warren buffett feel about this? vicki: i never like to speak for warren buffett. have him as a shareholder and giving us good advice as we go along. alix: we have heard you will be in omaha soon for the berkshire weekend. is this true? vicki: i have accepted a invitation from the university of nebraska to speak at one of their conferences, so i will be there on friday evening of the berkshire shareholder meeting. alix: coincidence, you happen to be there. the other thing everyone wants to know about is, will warren buffett by you guys, will you ever buy up warren buffett, is one of the big majors by you because of this direct air capture stuff? give me insight to the conversations. vicki: i would say we want to create the most value for our shareholders. in whatever way that happens. we work every day to create more value. alix: is anything off the table? vicki: nothing is off the table for occi. we look at everything. we are determined to make sure we get the most value for our company. alix: such a pleasure, it has been such a long time. back to you. kailey: tha

and fintech failed and what impact it could have on the ceo's future plus, a buyback battle royale, warren buffett firing back calling critics economic illiterates or silver tongue demagogues later, tesla's electric action the role retail traders and options are playing and the ai frenzy gets a new friend snap launching an ai chat bot. is this a real use case for artificial intelligence? i'm melissa lee. this is "fast money. on the desk tonight -- we start off with the countdown to g goldman sachs' first inves terror day in three years. it takes place tomorrow. what is is ceo's plan for growth as questions swirl over the collapse of the company's consumer finance business? hugh put out a report today detailing that many of solomon's decisions led to the ultimate failure of the marcus arm. shares of goldman rose half a percent today and are up more than 6% this year. so can solomon deliver a strategy that will get investors back on board? he's got a lot of convincing to do, tim, when it comes to the ability to create durable r revenue streams and whether or not to trust him on like a consum

tÉa scott and warren, thank you all. president biden and the congressional black caucus say they are nearing a framework for federal policing reform. but what does that mean actually? what does meaningful reform look like? and next hour, governor desantis is held hell-bent on whitewashing history. from banning books to banning ap course on african american history. is this the new republican agenda? i don't think so. ahh maybe i'm just hungry. something smells great. don't i need to sign something? oh yeah over 12 weeks of freshness. you gotta sniff it to believe it. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ listen, i'm done settling. because this is my secret. i put it on once, tno more touch ups!. secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so pull it in close. secret works. more accountability this week in th

it's 'knopp profit that works with warren and other communities to find money for childcare.th small towns and big cities need to see good affordable childcare as the heart and soul of their futures. >> the community needs to really look at childcare as an economic driver, not just a women's issue, not a parents' issue. it's an employer issue. it's a community issue. >> reporter: a teaching moment from a small town. reaching a much wider audience. john lauritsen, warren, minnesota. >>> today is presidents' day, a holiday set aside to mark the birth of both george washington and abraham lincoln. both of these giants have their likeness carved into the stone on mount rushmore in south dakota and both have memorials in the heart of the nation's capital. the cornerstone of the washington monument was laid 175 years ago. faith salie reports on the long road to get it finished. >> reporter: in a town full of monuments there's one that stands above them all. >> the tallest, the simplest, the most straightforward, the most direct. very much like washington himself in that way, actual

amna: senator elizabeth warren weighs in on the economy, immigration, and her plan to shore up socialwarren: if we simply said that you will pay social security on all of your income, even if you are a millionaire, we can extend the life of social security to 2095. geoff: and judy woodruff begins her series "america at a crossroads", looking at *some of the country's political divisions. ♪

you had a chief justice warren who was a republican. he was from bakersfield, california, republican governor california and came on the and wrote the brown decision. that was for civil rights. justice brennan, many people like me who are more liberal have always considered him one of the greatest justices. he was a republican and president kennedy appointed the football star. he was very conservative and some liberals didn't like that and he was one of the two that voted no on roe v. wade. we used to say it looks like these guys get on the court and they decide they have to act like judges. the problem is, that has changed and that has changed and now we have people on the court who clearly are showing they have a political agenda. it's so unfortunately predictable what they will do. that was demonstrated in the dobbs case, the abortion case where they throughout 50 years of president. there was aperiod where president could appoint more people but in my lifetime, there has never been a democrat appointed and confirmed as chief justice