>> and as he figures out wha to do with twitter, he tweet less about tesla there's more to grab onto. we had this discussion yesterday, carl. and the fundamentals have no changed all that much for tesl over the last few months what is changed again is elo musk sort of leaning into th story and providing a narrativ for investors. however today, 6%, top gaine on the nasdaq 100. >> yes, interesting to watch jonas frame it not just as consumers may be hiring of the musk brand, not so much th tesla brand, but also the list it brings to governmen partnerships and certainly his relationships to say, capita markets, the >> speaking of china relationships there, in that country. meanwhile, hp not the only nam making headlines this morning, as grumbles grow of layoffs in google buy more and more employees ar getting worried, that's next tech chet is just gettin started. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. techcheck sponsored by comcast business powering possibilities with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you ca

at this hour republican senator candidates is holding on to wha is a narrow lead. no one seems to know what many votes are left in how long it will take to count them. clark county is hoping to be done by saturday, maybe sunday, maybe tuesday. your guess is as good as any. in arizona the situation just a chaotic and disjointed. small batches of votes they kee trickling. have another 10,000 votes. from here, from there, from everywhere. 7.5 million votes literally counted less than five hours, and where between 40,600,000 in arizona votes remain and outstanding. we have learned different numbers in different times frankly, if i hear one more set of numbers that contradicts the previous set of numbers i'm going to burst a blood vessel. there is no tally detailing how many votes were made although according to our sources, at least half of the uncounted ballots are likely day of votes hand-delivered which would heavily favor republicans, that definitely wanted their vote counted and don't trust the system. half of tonight's upcoming 80,000 vote dump we expect to b day

and that's wha t candidates have to focus on . >> all right. i think you'll make great points and we'll find outt on one week from tonight. we'll be talking about the results at least r the results that we have. probably not all the results,al diich is a national disgrace also. thank you. all right.sg thank you, mark.race alsan k you almeadows. thank you, laura .comi good to see you.ngid now coming up, biden'sen economt disaster, it's going from bad to worse. no end in sight. the administration zero idea, i. no clue how to fix it. we'll check in with charles payne next as we continue the great beatrice bs going on now. and michael, all trees are on sale. get 50 percent off trees installing online and get black friday prices. now, electric plus earn up to six. and michael's rewards for in is november 12 . >> hi, i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, and i'm here today to tell you about a hidden health crisis currently affecting nearly every american. sleep deprivation. and that's why you need to know about relaxium sleep. you see getti

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kraie is that really wha at biden tai wants? woul would it make him happy?e it certainly would make this so-called historian happy. >> we could be six days away from losing our rule of lawsinga and losing a situation where wel have elections that we all kind of rely on . a historian will say what was at stake tonight and this weekan was the fact whether we will be a democracy in the future, whethe, whetr our children wille arrested and conceivably killed. we're on the edge of a brutal authoritarian system. being if being a blowhard is a qualification for winning the pulitzer, then beschloss definitely deserves one . and before you say, oh, those are just the words of one historian, laura , big t deal . remember, beschloss was invitedh to the white house along with other thinkers, and augustb was invited by biden himself to craft messages aboutes a democracbouty so far on the edgf a brutal authoritarian system where our children could be arrested. that would lead many left wing. activist to to extreme measures. and i mean , extreme measures should perhaps be

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whaing our great governor is done is kept state open during covid. you know really focus on family.he safe they need over their kids lives and really focus on freedom. i can't speak to the rest of the country. all i know is it is important for us to put -- protect the sovereignty of the great state of florida and that's what i was elected to do. >> sir it sounds like voters want strong decisive leadership. am i feeling that correctly? i think you're absolutely right and proven here in the great state of florida. you know, it's that's what folks are looking for. i think the weak kneed approach is not working. i think our governor here, i think our elected officials here have done and amazing job of really pouking on things that matter to american people and people of this state. >> sir can we expect you to be on the campaign trail all across the country? i know there's a lot of candidates that are running they want inspirational leaders you have some success. would you be out there on the campaign trail? >> no. i won't. i will focus on -- what folks of this district focused on and th

>> it is sad to hear people lik him say that because really wha the democrat party leaders have solds the promise that they made to uphold and defend the constitution. the promise they made to stand up for everyone of us as americans and that is the main reason i left the democrat part because this party is not only not defending our freedom they are taking every opportunity to silent incidents are those who challenge or differ from views they are pushing, they are hostile towards people of faith and spirituality, attacking every bit of our god-given rights to and for them to tease partisan politics over standing up for the foundation of this country when it is under threat by those in power every american , i hope takes notice of that as they are looking at who they are going to go and vote for. it's not about party we are talking about the. >> our freedom, our pragmatism, our sovereignty. herschel, and opinion contributor from usa today called you that black puppet of the gop in an article today. i worked for clarence thomas went of my favorite people on the whole face of the plane

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brian wha do you tell this person? >> a little heads up about this tweet.p the prices on it, and basically no risking about 350, just to make about $1.50. so i don't love the risk/reward on that particular spread. however, i do love exxonmobil. i think it's an area that has strength, even for the next decade. you brought up microsoft. you look at microsoft, exxonmobil, those two actually switch off every decade going back to the '90s of who's in favor. right now i think the 20/20 is exxonmobil. so i like the trade on exxonmobil, maybe not that particular spread, but something a little different. >> mike, do you like exxonmobil as well? >> not really. this is not a multi-decade trade as far as i'm concerned. and, you know, this is sort of steep and uncorrected. that's carter's language, not mine. but we were pairing some of our energy exposure today. >> steep and uncorrected. is that a good thing? couldn't that be a good thing, carter? aren't there god-like charts in the market? >> there is such a thing as too much of a good thing, you know, like 25 cookies

i think wha's identifiable is my palette. then also, i would say a lot of my work is figurative and it's emotional. all of that playinto, or is heightened by l the tools that i use -- lighting, composition, color, and so forth. so it's harder to describe my style, but i think it's pretty identifiable. geoff: and this was the cover of rolling stone in the summer of 2020, inspired by the famous delacroix painting. and at the center of your piece, you have this heroic african american woman wita flag bandana around her neck and a little boy. what was the intention, the idea behind that? kadir: i had heard someone describe my work as very american. i think that's very true. it's certainly a theme that often comes up in my work. of course, being in america as an african american, i think very much informs my work. and i think a lot of it kind of came to a head during the pandemic when, you know, a lot of my work used to be very historical. and then became more contemporary as i began doing paintings that were set in real time. so,

wha[jordan] as we approachs, this election on elections, we wait to see not who wins, but who acceptss. it's scary to see how damaged our democracy is, and even scarier that we don't seem to have any ideas on how to fix it. -how do we save democracy? -put kid rock in office! there you go! that guy can't mess it up. so, are we gonna make it? well, i don't know. i do know i have a lot of faith in my country. but just to be safe, i'm heading over the border to mexico before the [bleep] goes down. [music] [male singer] ♪ mtv ♪ [angelic voices] ♪♪ -from comedy central, this is "stephen colbert presents tooning out the news." ♪♪ -tonight on "tooning out the news," "big news'" james smartwood sits down for an exclusive interview with new york city mayor eric adams to discuss whether he's the man to sweep democrats to victory as effectively as he can sweep a homeless camp. and "inside the hill" covers liz cheney saying a trump run for president could cause more republican infighting than when they fought over who gets to boot her out of the party. but first, as the battle for congress tighten

tomorrow >> wha nt do you see happening a week from tomorrow night? i think ari has nailed it pretty well. and i want to make sure you understand i didn't say obama was effective. i just said he wasntertain entertaining. there's a big difference. and i hopein h he e continues t out there because he reminds everybody that his policies and the things that he did setee up for the republicans to take power in twenty pu , sixteen . and he may remind them thatit's maybe it's time to goto go back to the republicans yet again. i thgink the s what we're goin to see. and going i second the motion tt ari had to say and i think he may be spot on . >> i hope ari is ari, if you'reo right, you're going to get g the gold star. >> you get the last word. well , the other thing about president obama, because i just can't resist. he was remember, he endorsed hillaryd when he was a sittindig work president . and how did that work? out.out? gh so he was at the height of his power and incumbent in office. he played an active role campaigning for and hoping for hillary clint

>> whaing b of a is doing they're looking at $15 billion as marketable spendture to get their dei scoreo be better or esg score to be better because it says a lot about diversity inclusionive equity so this is one way of doing it. it is not for everybody toipght say markets are only detroit, dallas, l.a. charlotte, miami they're not doing this across the board but specifically to decrease d.i. score if they did this to everybody else then we have a problem. but one thing we have to consider is bank of america can't afford if this doesn't work because they're signature on 780 billion of cash that's a lot of money for them so this is purely a marketing effort to go out there to have nice scores and be on the good graces of maybe -- the court congress not coming after companies like them. >> so patrick just to kind of reiterate to audience what you said because it is important point. this is not about finance here or economics, this is strictly about woke culture diversity eangt inclusion scores and basically making an appeal to the woke community hey leave us alone look what we're doing.

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to did wha do who they can to save this great country. i personally am thankful for you.ing to watch this program, in huge unprecedented numbers and i am grateful to upeople in this audience, i never take you for granted, i respect you and i dlanc thank god you are there and you can spread world of liberty, remember liberty dud no does not come easy, it can be easily lost, tyranny takes advantage. i know these are daunting times, i know sometimes things seem overwhelming. sometimes it seems that clouds are always dark. but always remember this, god is on our side. you have your family. we have one another. we are not going to permit this country to sink, it's just not going to happen, not on our watch, i'll see you next time on "life, liberty and levin." >> when "the next revolution" be in china? as chinese people take to the streets to call for an end to authoritarian lockdown censorship and president xi's rule. good evening hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. life tonight on this holiday weekend.

it's nothing different than wha we saw earlier with critical race theory which was also a bogus claim the challenge we see in the latino community is that oftentimes it used to so that people stay home. >> clearly come with the latino just being tricked here into actually caring about their kid education. >> if you think they are furiou with it, they come to america and parts of the end you succeed . it gives you the opportunity to succeed. they said no we should demonize people, we should incorporate critical race theory into almos every skill of education. everyone is outraged. if they think that doubling dow on this wet liberal talking point is the way to win them back, i would say bring it on. ryan walters, you won in a red state that even in blue states like minnesota commitment minnesota parents alliance whic is another group doing good work , they won 49 seat statewide in schoolboard victories and 15 of their 19 targeted districts. this isn't slowing down anytime soon. a couple of races were lost in san diego unified ice saw in a couple of other races and other states that didn

i'm too dumb, i didn't know wha this word is.ike her entire life, how do i describe when prices go up right i got it, pricey go up yo too much she liked that's how she would keep with that though for a ticket now finally understand that. >> that's what i'm here. that because back to the overal point, they like a dumb audienc because idem audiences easier t sell in pedal dumb ideas that become the policies we've had for the last 21 months. >> are we being too harsh on her , are we giving her the worst read on what she was trying to say? i think she really believe that. >> let's say for a second that she's right. let's just suspend reality and say that republicans did teach everyone the word inflation, so information is impacting people and it's not a bad thing to sor of diagnose or give a word to describe what this bad thing is that is happening to you. a few years ago when i went to the dermatologist and i had thi rash right here, the word bedbugs was not in my lexicon i was introduced to my lexicon that day. i was not happy to h

when you say this happens on both sides have to consider wha this man said why he was there. >> coming congressman, there ar many people, anchors, and very prominent political analysts an colonist today saying republicans essentially have blood on their hands for what happened to paul pelosi, your reaction to that tonight? to get that's why there are literally dozens of people who probably watch that cnn episode not billions like your show, people are sick at that, people are tuning out that kind of hatred and division where they are trying to put things in people's mouth and say things about the other side that's jus not true. this whole election has been on issues. we ran on an agenda but called the commitment to america. we have talked about lowering energy costs and addressed inflation so people don't have to basil much when they go to the grocery store. we talked about the border and addressing crime and community spirit if they call that hate speech, i guess they are agains lowering energy costs for families and they are against helping hard-working americans that our struggling

you know what mark kelly my opponent' reason, he said, this is wha what happens all greedy businessmentogether and corporations they raise prices at the same time, they are price gouging, he said that is fault of capitalism,er in markety mark kelly is so dull he actually thinks that the way is works, in that case he is manifestly unfit to serve, but i believe he is more clever and he knows that is a lie and inflation has been caused by he and joe biden spending 6 trillion, they print and spend it. my 8-year-old knows that will cost inflation, when the government just prints money, a trillion. it makes every dollar in your wallet worth less, you justin nec -- inject more mine in tmoney in the system, if we give mark kelly any more time in office to rubber-stamp joe biden's agenda, pretty soon inflation will be 20 or 25%, then you get hyper inflation that rieu ruins countries. mark: what bothers me about mark kelly worse than out of closet radical marxists, he pretends to be something he is not, he lacks character in that regard, the other guys at least they are beating their chest, he s

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that is a wha we believe turn out for this race. if you see 95 and freezes and backtracks that shows you that turn out was greater than expected. stacey abrams l lost the camp 4 years ago by a point and a half, she said she should be governor in georgia, brian kemp back for a rematch against stacey abrams. let's check senate race. okay so, raphael warnock with votes in 7%, 70% -- 70 p% tabulated with a lead over walker. where are votes coming up in georgia fulton county we'll watch that. drawing a circle there are 16 counties that make upgrader atlanta, georgia, stacey abrams campaigns hard there. warnock spends a lot of times there work. we'll see how they are breaking, that is the set up, we'll see how it goes i'll get it cleared off in a minute back to you with more coming up. >> virginia dumps early, they get a lot of votes early, we should see that. >> they are in category of fast counters, we like that. >> we like those fast counters. >> in some places like as we said they are going through mail in vote first. you may see a li

they hired him because they wha cbp too fail. they want border patrol to fail just like they went ice to fail into its mission of deporting illegals. >> whatever the intention, migrants are undeterred. a group of more than 300 soda petit eagle pass, texas those likely to be turned away come under cover of night. a smuggler lead troopers and a high-speed chase and bracken bell, texas when his truck wrecked his payload was for illegal immigrants. police and agents who work the border expressed no optimism fo improvement with a see you be chief chief the border crisis i due to a leadership problem. writing the core problem remain a. biden, harris and alejandro may arcus. magnus will be placed in the interim by troy miller who held that post before magnus confirmed. karina refused to comment. >> yet another setback for the biden administration and the student loan bailout. a federal court blocked the effort to forgive hundreds of billions of dollars in student loans. it could last until the supreme court decides to weigh in. issued a

do wha askt the voters ask us t ,stand up to them instead.majory and the whip, the majority leader, theo. the house, that that's what the voters are trusting us to do. we can't let them down. >> laura: we can't let them down. an >> well, congressman, do you think tom is too much like an a establishment guy to to get this excitement going and the caucus that does exist? well, again, i'm laura. laura, e i've thrown my hat in the ring because i believe that the leadership matters and the republican conferenc matterse ae have to have a leadership team that's ready to roll upll u our sleeves and ready to go andn push advance this agenda. not just the policy agenda, buta the over the vigorous oversighte agenda of the bidenminist administration that we have not jut seenra. with jim jordan in charge ofot o the judiciary committee, a lot of other committee chairmen who are ready to go to toigatio provide oversighnstafghan and investigations of what happened. and in afghanistan, holding big tech holdibig accountable, inv china for the origins of covid-19. we hav we a loell.t of oversight to do as

. >> i love how jimmy puts it wha happened to me on the battlefield. >> stolen valor, right out of the gate. this guy is canceled. can keep my things giving was great. we had our actual dinner on tuesday came up here on wednesday, got the on the we sought the rockets, and i think he just that my belly and heart is full. can keep may be if you weren't trying to tipped the rockettes. >> tipton like this. >> to get there is something fo everybody. >> how many kids did you have? >> we only had seven. but it was a wonderful time. everybody really prepped, so my kid did that fast-forward up al of us prepping, so we worked altogether the day before so actually it wasn't too bad yesterday. and sean fried the turkey. >> his face was puffy this morning. i was like what was he doing last night? >> he was up late. >> i did, but i had help. families mean teamwork per. >> i love that you pulled that elon musk had laid off two kids. okay, let's shift gears to what i presume will be some biden bashing from you guys. i will go to you first. where do you think biden is going to land on the midterms went

we told the american public wha we would do.hink about it the 218th seat that was called tonight was congressman mike garcia the former naval academy f-18. and we win it, just came back i the count for california 13th and. to 900 votes. more seats of there possibly that you can win. and hold this government accountable. fight to make his energy independent, give appearance to saving their kids education and look at what the doj is doing. with the dhs is doing and other spread that's exactly what we'r going to do on day one in this house, we will repeal 87,000 ne irs agents. >> you would have the power to do that because you have the power of the purse. they are hurting because of inflation. you have to cut back on this wasteful washington spending. we have to make ourselves energ independent. let's make china dependent on our natural gas. lid secure our borders so the children are no longer being killed by every single day bright let's make sure we stop defending the police and start funding them. let's make sure parents have a

i emphasize wi fa emphasize wha trying to do is the ones we are describing we are trying to reanchor our communication around the forecast that emphasizes those fundamental drivers. i think we are hoping and intending that gives us an opportunity for markets to reanchor their thinking and pricing and looking through and beyond the disturbance we have seen over last few months. that headline measure, the measure or message i should say that the governor gave yesterday and in your interview was a message saying yes, the pricing that emerged during that period of turmoil may be the pricing of bank rates going too far in one direction and using the forecast and use that to reanchor the fundamental drivers. >> talk a little bit about lag if you look at the nationwide house price, the markets are responding we see recessionary indicators all over the uk economy. it is like the dashboard on your car as things begin to fail. the red lieghts are starting to flash a little bit here. how long do we need to wait before we have a very clear understanding that this is working and it is slowing the

. >> win or lose next week, i hop we take a good hard look at wha we are up against. we need to look at how we can calibrate to the world around us. >> reporter: the governor joine volunteers for the southern california congressional seat rally. state assemblyman not haney and the san francisco supervisor also took time away from their own races to volunteer. >> this is a blue state . california should be able to come out and stop the red wave right here. if we do that, we can make sure that democrats continue to hold the house of representatives. >> i do not want to see maccarthy becoming the speaker of the house of representatives we have got to do everything we can between now and tuesday. >> reporter: the owner left a palm springs event to door knoc for a candidate. >> my main concern is turnout. if democrats and independent voters turnout we will win. >> reporter: the country sees a white rave as many are predicting a small splash. we will find out by late tuesday evening. democrats and republicans are encouraging people to vote. in san francisco, i am donlon, kp

and again, we worry that wha t you're gonna see here is difficult to watch. >> so how many are still new audio of a recorded conversation obtained by cnn, shows the active uvalde police chief words directly told that police where trapped are the gunman. and needed rescue. and still he failed to take direct action to save them. cnn has piece together multiple body cameras, and new security footage from inside the school hallway. along with is never before heard phone call. to show how a failure of leadership allowed 77 minutes to take by before police killed the gunman. acting uvalde police chief mario, as one of the first police officers to enter robb elementary on may 24th. the chief of the uvalde police was on vacation. which left partners in charge of the city police. parkas arrived at 11 60 8 am, just three minutes after the gunman fired his first shots. his officers run in, ahead of him. and make an initial attempt to breach the classroom. they quickly retreat when shots are fired in their direction. cnn has chosen to mute the sound of those gunshots. minutes later, uvalde schoo

those people around america do not know what d wha bailout is.means is they have illegal immigrants and a car. they race it down expressways and we get alerts on our phonest saying thahat there is a coyoten the road and they are driving recklessly. we have had people die on the road, these are drivingse illegally, putting people at risk. putting these illegal immigrants att risk. >> having ann open border. maria: of course not and course we've seen the death of almost 1000 migrants just on the track over. congressman lex thank you veryfo much. monica de la cruz laying it allr out for usts but we will be wath your efforts on this. quick break than billions of dollars from american investors n of thethe expansio communist party of china. now after decades of theft that ccp has infiltrated virtually every industry in america. technology executive brian costello force formerth investigator are here on who wat making money and allowinheg the the gates ofide america part of got inside look at me come rightn back. ♪ [ marcia ] my dental health was not g

wha what impact is the new law having on voters. >> we have record turnout.e have record use of early ballots, record use of early voting in a midterm. for anyone to sit and say there's no suppression going on. do you want to believe stacey abrams or your lying eyes? given the record turnout, will there be enough people to handle all the demand on tuesday? >> we haven't had really a lot of fear about that. most of the counties have said they're stocked up pretty well. and one of the fabulous things about having so much early voting -- you say we crossed the 2 million mark, jake. we're going to pass the 2.5 million mark by the end of all this. that means all the people have already voted, which takes a lot of stress away from election day. we anticipate we should have an exciting election day. >> you have race concerns with county officials about how late reporting of results can fuel skepticism and doubt and conspiracies. only a third of the counties in georgia say they're going to begin counting early votes on election day. given how tight some of the races

but i want to ask you about wha. district judge mark pitman.interesting in his decision. he said i understand the political climate is what it is right now, but the constitution gives us three branches of government, not one. your reaction to that line from pitman. >> well, look, i mean, this program literally torpedoed the three branches of government, the separation of powers in our checks and balances. he also went on to say that this was the largest exercise of legislative power without congressional authority in the history of the united states. and he equated joe biden's action with the very definition of tyranny. but, cheryl, that doesn't mean that we don't think there's a crisis here. we feel sorry for these students that are being crushed by this student loan debt, we just disagree with holding taxpayers accountable for this crisis. we actually think that these colleges that are sitting on $700 billion in endowments, they are increasing their tuition every year, far faster than the rate of inflation. they pay their presidents and their

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wha do you hunt for? >> deer and elk. >> jimmy: bow?immy: judy really knows how to handle a bow. >> is that right? i'll have to ask her. >> jimmy: i don't know, i just made that up. [ laughter ] there you are on the cover of "cowboys and indians" magazine. [ cheers and applause ] a real magazine. i didn't know if this was a joke or something like that. i went back through and looked at it. a lot of cowboys on the cover, not too many indians. [ laughter ] cowboys are dominating the cover of this magazine. >> that's true, we should talk to someone over there, you know? >> jimmy: it's a great source for turquoise pendants, for real. [ laughter ] if you're looking for one. do your friends in ohio look at this and go, "look at him on cowboys and indians magazine"? [ laughter ] >> no, they knew i was a cowboy. >> jimmy: they knew it? >> it was always in here, man, ready to go. >> jimmy: that's what they say, the cowboy is really inside you. unless you're in montana. did the locals -- are they happy that you're up there? i know huey moved ther