weiss makes a solid point, it is expensive.g to stay in this name long term >> i am for now. i'm glad weiss is still in it. for me, he makes valid points. the stock is trading at 50 times forward and price action has been really strong, over 25% year to date i just think there's some earnings appreciation. i think that will still play out in the stock i think billings is strong we'll see billings numbers that are strong from the fed perspective, they have strong contracts coming online i think it's just not something that enterprise is willing to cut at this stage from a cyber security perspective that's why we own it >> price target of 200 in today's note >>> straight ahead we're talking deere. we have ownership on the committee. >> announcer: grade my trade send us your latest stock move and we will debate it and grade it (vo) verizon has the epic new phone your business needs on the 5g network it deserves. boost your team's productivity with samsung's fastest processor yet. switch and save up to $1000 on the new galaxy s23 u

weiss, this is yours this is your stock what do you make of this call? look, i did some moderna what i've done to the other stocks. the catalysts were the rsv vaccine, fast tracking that and the data and the personalized cancer vaccine if you look at their pipeline, not a lot is expected. i took the opportunity to shave it i still own it i still believe ultimately it will be the most valuable health care company out there so i'll keep the position. >> i know you've talked about this stock for a while now >> right >> advising people who don't own it since you've been reducreduc would you enter now or no? you make a bullish long-term thesis but not necessarily in the long term. >> i have no expectations near term but you never know what will happen to data on their pipeline i probably wouldn't put new money in it today. take the long-term view, maybe if your position is $100, you could put $10 or $20 >> i asked you the question because now that the covid sales boom is over, a lot has to go right from here forward. >> another reason i shaved it. you're not

>> weiss, that was fun that was steve weiss i will end with a question to you. if things are so great, as you suggest, and the economy is soap good, as you think it will continue to be, why haven't these stocks matched the optimism you feel in the economy? are you only going to tell me what you tell me when i ask you the same questions about airlines and autos because the overhang of recession fears are overhanging these stocks, too? >> i differ with the premise of your question, look at goldman sachs, citigroup they are doing quietly kind of well one thing i just want to say, let me make this point on the economy is good now, but how is it going to turn out it was june of last year jamie dimon issued the hurricane comment. it was june of last year that's eight months ago, and we're still seeing atlanta fed gdp, the most current -- >> the labor market has remained stronger than people thought it probably would >> how can you just toss that out there without focusing that is exactly why the economy is strong because the labor market is strong >> the housing marke

i am rabbi eric weiss m honored to be your host. across the country, faith communities are changing and making an intense effort to know themselves. what we would like to do is invite you into a conversation this morning about a jewish population here in the san francisco bay area. we would like to introduce you to julie goal, the director of community impact at the san francisco-based jewish community federation and endowment foundation and also to rabbi andrew kastner, also a director of the community director foundation of east bay. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> let's just jump in an ask you, what is the jewish population study? >> right. this is a study about the demographics and so much more of the bay area jewish community. there are many things that are exciting about the study but the most exciting i think is the first population study that has ever been done that includes the entire bay area, that is 10 counties. it looks, not just that demographics, but more sort of like social demographics, about the population.

. >> i say weiss should be there they are still betting the farm on metaverse which we don't know -- >> in fair tness they told you maybe we will go back and focus on the core. we seem to be more focused than we have been in 8 to 24 months >> right >> we have also, you know, tried to right size ourself and focus on what got us here in the first place while still keeping an eye on the future where we are investing? >> what got them there in the first place was a more competitive spot they have to monetize that you have plenty of ways to monetize away from facebook. facebook is not a company going bankrupt it was 130 or 118. was that the right price for it? >> i don't believe so. is $180? >> i don't believe so. despite a real slowdown in cloud, do i think that's the right praice for it no i think people bought it for fundamental reasons. >> can i tell you what i think is going on here thank you. what i think, people are cherry-picking good news when we look at the big tech, the fang complex, a lot of people are saying with the fed pivots and blah, blah, blah, and none of these were pro

bill added a couple of names, weiss trimmed one. we're back after this. with apple music seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. see your dealer for exceptional offers on mercedes-benz electric vehicles. you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. >>> all right. we're back with a bit of a street fight on target we bring it up it's a sort of rough day for some consumer stocks whether you got to see what's happening with pizza name, pzza, domino's getting hit hard wayfair is down, dollar general and now target weiss, i go to you first you used to own it bank of america reiterates neutral. they basically get to the same place on the stock but this is all ahead of earnings with questions about the consumer what do you think? >> i think the company is due to make a quarter three or four that they've missed i

so, weiss, apple is now positive, right? the market's come way off its lows you're buying more of the qs today. steve weiss bought more of the qs why did you do that? >> i'm trying to guess what the lemmings are doing and be a lemming myself. >> you're just jealous you weren't in on that action, my man. don't be a hater >> no, i'm not a hater i'm a realist. and i'm an analyst >> market is going up -- >> i think the market is still going to go up look, i didn't count on this, even though i'm short bonds, i didn't count on this big move today. i get it in the jobs report, which is one inadded -- >> monster >> i saw monster but what i also saw was labor participation rate increased and that was critical to me. it's occasioned by people running out of the money that the government so graciously gave them that helped fuel inflation. hey, our savings are being depleted because i spent too much have to get back to work there are more than 11 million job openings number two, our borders have opened up as well over the last year so y

how do you respond to that >> look, weiss, listen, i totally get that i own them both. the reason i say it's overdone, google -- they have controlled this space for so long this is a win for microsoft absolutely i think they win the first set of the match, but i think going forward there will be opportunities here, and i think there will likely be more pullback in google as an innovative company that they are cost containment structure going forward, i do think there will be a chance to get back in this and see some steady growth. that's the way i see it going forward. >> so let's try and get some moves in before we take our first break. brenda, you sold intel i know you were looking at it for a long time. why did you do it now? i'm sure you wish you had done it then. >> that's right. i think we said that too many times over the last few years, and we sold it before the company reported earnings in earlier january, and it was just a function of too many quarters of overpromising and underdelivering and not being able to execute. we said good-bye finally and we did buy a

to walk you right up to that event with the investment committee today joining me liz young, steven weiss, jenny harrington, josh brown and, of course, steve liesman is with us, too. let's show what you the markets are doing right now in this wait for powell the dow down 66. s&p positive do you have the ten-year note yield at 3.64. all right, mr. liesman, i begin with you which powell shows up today? the hawk or the dove last week it was the dove who apparently showed up, or at least that's how the market took it so what happens today after the jobs report on friday? >> i don't think powell was all that dovish last week. i want to push back a little bit. you're right, the market took it as dovish, and he did use the term disinflation causing the two year to decline. >> he use it had like 15 times >> let's look at what happened after the jobs report. the fed didn't say nothing what did the market do the market tightened itself, and it tightened dramatically. the market took, i don't know, mother may i, like eight giant steps towards the fed, and the fed didn't say anything. it took a few m

michael weiss, great reporting. thank you for joining us. that's michael weiss.ter president biden visited kyiv, vladimir putin made an ominous announcement. we are going to talk about it from the perspective of what it means for the bounds of geopolitical powers, coming up ahead. ahead. i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my a1c was still stuck. there is a better way to manage diabetes. the dexcom g6 continuous glucose monitoring system eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i couldn't enjoy a single meal. i was always trying to out-guess my glucose and it was awful. (female announcer) dexcom g6 is a small wearable that sends your glucose numbers to your phone or dexcom receiver without painful fingersticks. the arrow shows the direction your glucose is heading: up, down, or steady, so you can make better decisions about food, insulin, and activity in the moment. it can even alert you before you go too low or when you're high. oh, the fun is absolutely back. after dexcom g

michael weiss, great reporting. thank you for joining us. that's michael weiss.den visited kyiv, vladimir putin made an ominous announcement. we are going to talk about it from the perspective of what it means for the bounds of geopolitical powers, coming up ahead. ahead. realtor.com (in a whisper) can we even afford this house? maybe jacob can finally get a job. the house whisperer! this house says use realtor.com to see homes in your budget. you're staying in school, jacob! realtor.com. to each their home. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure.

weiss united states a number two of -- weiss united states number two of imported oil in the country?ould make it right here and do the things to keep jobs here is that of off shoring the lumber and things like that. it will help our communities to thrive in the poor populations we have, it gets all of the social problems that happen in poor areas. lots of those mountain communities in my district and like my should not be subjected to that. there are good people and doing a good thing so that environmental waste of the 1970 shut them down. host: congressman >> hosted by cato institute in washington dc. live coverage available online or with c-span name now -- c-span now or video app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by the still mission companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it is quite more than that. it's >> -- >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers even you a front row seat to democracy. >> the name of america which belongs to you and your national cap

gerstner joining me and the committee joining me for the hour, brynn talkington, rob sechan, steve weiss and josh brown it's a nasdaq kind of day today. look at that more all big caps are up in anticipation of what may come. the dow has given back 163 the yield on the ten-year note, we're going to get to everything i do want to bring in our "halftime" headliner, an investor who went public months ago with his growing frustrations over meta spending and its focus. brad gerstner is the founder and ceo of altimeter have times changed i guess they listened to you >> it's great to be here, scott. far from listening to me, as you remember, i said at the time this wasn't just a message to meta or to facebook or to mark but a megsssage to all of us out of the zero rate world where we hired excessively, this age of excess i have to start by saying credit where credit is due. that was an incredible call, incredible turnaround in terms of management by mark, by susan, the team, by the entire board, by mark andriesen. you don't see companies of that scale with this agility. what we heard last night

an estimated 700000 settlers live in the occupies weiss bank. israel has also built several enclave in palestinian neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem home to more than 220000 is really satler's. a settlements violate international law and the large numbers of israelis living in the occupied territory. complicate efforts to establish a palestinian state. ly, corey is a senior fellow at harvard kennedy school, is as israel won't be intimidated by western condemnation, you've got 2 things going on here. you got the big western powers really coming to the crunch of the question that they've never addressed for the last 3040 years, which is, are they serious about implementing international or equally for palestinians and israelis or they're just gonna issue statements when israel is do something illegal or criminal, but they take strong actual on the palestinians. do something the other one is for the israeli really implementing this policy are taken from the palestinians of settling it's colonizing it with their own people, mostly coming from brooklyn and poland and other places and

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so please pick up copies of both books and help me welcome andrew weiss and ambassador yovanovitch. so welcome to everybody here tonight. i think we're in for a real treat and finding out more about this book. so when andrew told me that he was writing a book, his first book, and it was going to be a nonfiction graphic novel, i was kind of shocked, to tell you the truth, because, you know, here he is, this expert on russia international affairs, and he's doing a graphic novel. and i thought, you know, am i the only one who is so uncool that i've never read a graphic novel? but i can and i'm not going to make you show hands as to who else has not read a graphic novel. but now i have read one andrew's, and i'm telling you, you should line up and buy it because it is great. you will learn about putin, you will learn about russia, you will learn about the last 30 years of international affairs. and, you know, i kind of consider myself to be an expert in some of these things as well. and i learned a lot from this book. and so i highly recommend it. so my first question though, since we'r

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this have been the defense weiss have mentioned that they wouldn't give up so on because it's the entree bank and they cannot work anymore. hoping to find people that was young son, shockley, theo, of the moran foundation from ghazi and tape in turkey. this is the w news is a reminder of our main stories ukrainian president thought of miss zalinski. his renewed his appeal to join the e. u in brussels, he said that long term peace in europe will only happen once you came to fix russia and becomes a humana european commission. president joseph, on the line, said there was no rigid timeline on you. great joining the block and the death toll from the recent earthquakes in tokyo, syria is close to 20000. international rescue teams have joined local emergency crews in the was the fact that areas but hopes of finding more survivors i've been pursuing. thank you very much for joining us here on t w bank off. we'll have you on news for you next out. i'll see you tomorrow with the stories that most people of the world over information they provide.

joining me for the hour today, there's joe terranova, steve weiss and amy raskin and sarat the dow is good for less than 70 points, and s&p 3,987, and the nasdaq positive as well. joe, i go to you first, and i look at the series of trades, more call options bitting on the rise changed hands on an average day in february than in anytime since march of 2000. what does that tell you about what may lie ahead for volatility in this market? >> tells me where the sentiment is sentiment right now is back to being uniquely bearish like it was in the fourth quarter. i would not get too excited over the bounce we are having today s&p has to get to 430 to reverse a lot of the momentum from last week it's in the financial adviser community, and if they are sitting on cash what is the incentive for them to be compensated to take the risk where the runway right now seems longer with monetary policy. there's so many unresolved answers, whether or not the earnings we saw is going to evolve into a earnings recession? why step in? it's just a very difficult environment and that is extrapolating into thi

attorney david weiss who is out of delaware. david weiss was a trump appointee.n can't replace him given the existence of the investigation. we learned the fbi is still looking into this. they were looking into tax matters and potential lobbying violations by hunter biden. we know that there is an open investigation currently. now, with the house taking control, and issuing subpoenas and asking questions about this, i'm sure that the u.s. attorney will move a little bit faster in the investigation. neil: now the fact that hunter biden confirmed this laptop in question, was in fact his, does that change anything? >> well it certainly does. he disavowed ownership of the laptop just long enough so the press would die down n a letter issued by his attorneys i understand he claimed ownership of the laptop now. given ownership has been claimed, the contents are not just the product of russian disinformation, it can certainly be used as evidence against hunter biden in connections between chinese companies and the ukrainian energy company as well. neil: if i could switc

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weiss we will begin withth you. >> thank you very much. thank you for allowing me to contribute to your deliberations. i will talk about the evolution of the russia china military exercises. and some of the skills practiced brieflyki touch on how this migt support greater military operations in russia and china and the application of the knowledge gaps and some recommendations. it's clear russian and chinese armed forces have become each other's most important exercise partners. these exercises began over a decade ago. they were became more important in recent years. you now have very frequent sometimes a couple of times a year large ground exercises maritime drills and there are smaller drills in partnership with additional countries. they think age and tabletop exercises and joint naval and strategic aviation patrols which are in anyway if one of exercises. in a way in my view they have become a core pillar of the relationship and they do this in more locations than ever before. there are some innovations. facing china contribute regular

bari weiss free press she has done.erview because it just shows that you can stand up to the mob. if you feel a principle so strongly that whatever the forces coming against you, you just say, you know, i'm not bending to the. >> brian: dave chapelle, too, right? >> absolutely. it's not the case you have to bow down to the mob. >> ainsley: she said i'm misunderstood did. she explain that more? i know it doesn't tropic until february 21st, the podcast. does she apologize? does she change her views? >> no. not at all. the point is that the people who criticized her were so incredibly monovalent in the way they did so. they said just for saying men are men and women are women. >> brian: like they were drunk. >> you are trying to kill trans people. these outrange just allegations outoutrageous.the mob does thise who doesn't believe. killing people. endlessnumbers of claims like this. j.k. rowling of course wasn't doing any such thing. she says in this interview. these people misunderstood me so badly. she is absolutely corr

angeles is already serving a $23.00, a sentence for separate sex, chrome conviction in new york. weiss's of healing against both convictions. a series of allegations against him in 2017 or to the creation of the meat, to movement that campaigns against sexual violence. ah, this is out there, and these are the main stories. it's been a one year since russia launched this invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflict in europe since world war to thousands of people have been killed and millions forced from their homes. ukraine's president, mr. lensky has addressed the nation as a commemoration service in keith. the president said the country has withstood everything, rushes launched its way and come out stronger. said miss ruby has more now from keith. emotional at times, but a stirring speech meant to project strength for what he predicts will be an ongoing conflict ahead. he also define what he thinks victory is all ukrainians back in ukraine. that means territories being returned from the don bos, p. o w's coming home. he said, and every one living outside the country as a refuge

joining us now senior correspondent for yahoo news michael weiss. be lashing out after zelenskyy got support from the allies or perhaps the beginning of the long rumored russian offensive. what's your assessment about this attack that everyone seems to think is coming from russia? is this the beginning? >> well, i mean, the ukrainians have been bracing for a massive escalation for quite a while. i mean we're exactly, it's february 10th. we're two weeks to the day out from the one-year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. so everyone assumes that putin is going to do something massive whether it's a barrage of cruise missiles, iranian drone strikes or indeed a major push to retake or to just take, frankly, all of donbas. western intelligence officials i queried say that by march he has given the deadline to capture all of the eastern regions of ukraine. however, there's a bit of a debate among analysts as to whether or not this massive russian offensive is already underway. estonian military analysts seem to question in fact this offensive se

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these are more extensions on my solo show that i did in february this year called weiss of blue boy. that collection was quickness and she the birth of this conversational body motion, vulnerability, masculinity wanting to speak about societal norms and societal conversations against men and men's mental health and prove and show that they always for men to deal with emotions in a natural and healthy way. as opposed to substance abuse and violence, we can express ourselves to conversation and vulnerability. so these are extensions all of my almost vulnerable sol for the most intimate parts of myself being displayed, exhibited in i have the read privilege to be backstage of the annual showcase. the body of school, of fashion posted at the mall of africa was i think, is quite appropriate. i'm sitting here with shepherd who is one of the young designers that will be shepherd how i have them. but at the same time, i'm a bit excited to finally being here and i'm grateful for the journey bit of a believer saying this is what's going on. yeah, all of this is what slide the connection that w

weiss. it's a waste of money, it's obvious that there 's a huge amount of money laundering going on. the pentagon admits that it can trace only 10% of the us weapons supplied to ukraine. steve fought in vietnam quite a few veterans of that war when he returned. oh, then they came here to the lincoln memorial to express their protest. i've been fighting american wars since the 1960s when guys like george bush joined the national guard because it was a safe place they would not be called to war, and then george w. bush comes to power and invades rak bomb and rak bush ordered in march 2003, and already in may he stood on the deck of the aircraft carrier abraham lincoln magic the main combat operations in iraq were completed in battle for iraq, the united states and our allies won 43 us president lied war. in iraq, it will last another 8 years and claim hundreds of thousands of lives, but the title of wartime president was done for any head of the white house, as well as electoral steroids for b

south, we'll continue what they will think about the ongoing support with ukraine because we've heard weiss is saying, let's stop this war right away. this is the most important thing to happen. and even if that would mean that ukraine would lose some territory to put him w's in his poll there at the un headquarters in new york, waiting for that vote on a resolution calling for the fighting to stop one year into the russian invasion of ukraine in his thinking as in his was, are mentioning germany's foreign minister handling a bare bach. she was among the speakers to day at the you when and she has said that it is time to bring the fighting to an act each and every one of us here to day has an opportunity to contribute to this piece plan. by telling the aggressor to stop, by making clear that it's not peace, if an aggressive talents it's victim to simply give up, that it's not peace if an aggressor is rewarded for its ruthless violence. this would run counter to the very essence of our united nations shot him it was the german foreign minister speaking just hours ago in new york or the fight

also label it some sort of like a logical terrorist act that was all the direction by some force weiss's back in september. and tremendous amount of mass on gas was released. them was kind of crime against the environment. so we will see you maybe that will be some people are going to court and the court at stake, the one that has universal jurisdiction in that case is the international court of justice, which was established by the un charter of the united nations. and i will go that far and consider what has happened here as latin preach of the united nations charter. it's an act of off the stores of wire lamps. and so i would say, legally speaking, certain things could happen beyond the political level. wow. okay. what did you make then of seymour hersh, his investigation, his leading source stated of the mission was signed off by the by did ministration . joe biden? essentially some big claims being made. yes. and for people who have been following that case, the more attentively always came back to that famous quote that was also in your previous report. i chose biden's, stating alr

but it just effect that every single person in the society is affected. mental health weiss, we know for our latest health survey that one out of 10 who claim people affected by the war has a mother it's or severe mental health condition. one out of 5 of people are affected by the war, some kind of mental health condition going from depression anxiety up to psychosis . so what will the country need for the w h o to help it cope with this mental health crisis? right, actually we do have tools 1st and foremost i would say the key issue is to de stigmatize, and that's why once again, i was very inspired. meeting the 1st lady, madame all in us. lensky, who herself is championing the mental health program to speak about it. to give the people a sense of but a place to give children an environment where they feel safe, even if they're separated from that parents, that that is someone they feel comfortable to talk to. that's one. second is, as the 1st lady is telling every single person in the okay, in society to become a psychologist. so we're doing a lot of self help training course that