there were five stocks, apple, google, amazon, microsoft. those are the stocks that don't have extraordinarily high pes that we can still count on going forward. after that year end a half ago the narrow leadership the market defined for that year end a half so it's about separating nonprofitable tech gross stocks from those that have stable earnings from liquid cash flows and we think will produce good results for investors into 2022. charles: so we both say don't panic although david is more in coal and that's why we love them. very much appreciated. crude oil continues to fall that has been buying off. one of the best oil analyst at the coming up. also, another bombshell today, basically admit to tax laws in order to promote a complete government makeover takeover of our tax system and might even violate the constitution. i can't wait to hear what he has to say about it. he's after the break. ♪♪ 's jay powell testifying in front of the senate banking committee today where he spoke on inflation and the economy were progressive such as

if you try and create another platform, apple and amazon and google will make sure that no one can subscribe to your platform. they will implement all these arbitrary rules that you can never abide by to make sure that nothing like that ever gains purchase. so it isn't just about healthy conversations. it's about right conversations. conversations that they deem right. and it. >> harris: or left. >> kennedy: conversations in the "new york post" when they were publishing contents of hunter biden's laptop before the election in 2020, their twitter account was halted so people couldn't retweet that content and they couldn't post anything new until they posted an apology for doing actual journalism. and, you know, all of that has been proven correct and they have been justified in their reporting. jack dorsey was very, very annoying. i knew so much about him. he walked to work. he meditated two hours a day. he drank lemon salt water, blah, blah, blah. i think what the new c.e.o. is doing is more dangerous. >> harris: kayleigh your thoughts on this. >> kayleigh: healthy conversation. i was readin

microsoft will be battling it out with google, and apple and years to come. lauren: speaking of capital gains taxes, taxing wealth, that is very much on the table for build back better? the bill passed the house, go through the senate can it still provide wealth in the country? is that something we see on the horizon? >> the current administration wants to attack the wealthy and the successful. it is never worked in the past, previous administration, the successful people as we are seeing from a lot of people. it is going to pass, we will keep a favorable tax rate, we have wealthy people figuring out the best way to find the tax haven. i would not be concerned about that. lauren: don't move there permanently because we will miss you. the office plans, most workers at goldman sachs and morgan stanley, are back on a rotational basis. they have been back in the market since september. wells fargo bringing them back in the new year. goldman adding new benefits so their employees don't burn out, increasing retirement contributions offering 6-week sabbaticals offer

>> interesting note yesterday, that the heads of ibm, microsoft, twitter and google are now all immigrants raised in india. remarkable. >> i'm so proimmigration half the people probably hate that when you look at salesforce, always has the list of people who weren't born here. maybe that's our nation's strength is the melting pot. >> for a long period of time >> remember your parents were saying, we have a melting pot. that's good. then the melting pot turned out to be a witch's brew. >> don't go back too many generations for us all -- >> 1848, my grandma. >> 1848? >> yeah, out of germany. i'm not on the mayflower. >> i forget adobe. >> that's a lot of value those guys have created. >> yes >> we'll get cramer's mad dash and countdown to the opening bell the volatility continuing today. wee ckn mont'rba ia me you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire what's strong with me? i know when i'm ready

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like google just claimed that is what the company is supposed to do. brian: they do that in theory, they will lose users. their value will drop and they will be forced to maybe balance it out. but that's theory. maybe they are never going to actually thanks vivek. >> thank you. brian: check in with janice dean who promised to do the weather. janice: stay tuned 36 in chicago. 35 in new york. 36 in atlanta. so it's cold but there is warm air coming in the next couple of days for much of the country. we do have a couple of quick moving storm systems bringing potential for lake-effect snow and interior section snow. this is through thursday. so a few inches here and there along the coast mainly a rain event and the moisture is not what it typically is with an area of low pressure. these are quick moving storms. they are not grabbing a lot of that moisture. however, the northwest, you have been socked in with storm after storm after storm. another round of more rain today along the coast and some mountain snow and then things will start to calm down across

if you google queen of australia, there she is, queen of australia. tiny barbados, 285,000, tonight they will make their break. as of tonight there will not be a queen. change is hard. change seems impossible until change happens. it's kind of an amazing thing. what are you doing after your thanksgiving? barbados is leaving the british monarchy. that's what they're doing. what's on your to-do list? >>> tonight we've got a lot of news we're watching in addition to the moment ceremony coming up in the caribbean. our government in the united states, for example, is due to run out of money and shut down at the end of the week, on friday, unless congress acts to avert that. our supreme court is convening the day after tomorrow to hear a case that has been teed up to overturn rw roe versus wade. the court won't rule right away. that will take some matter of weeks or months. that said, we're not naive. we know what the purpose of this case is and we know why the republicans picked the particular justices they picked to be on the supreme court, so, it's frank

-- i googled "jimmy fallon in space." do you know what came up >> jimmy: what >> virgin. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: yeah i used --e >> it's all good, man. it's all good. >> jimmy: talk to me about this talk to me about blue -- how do you -- how do you team up with bezos? what is going on what does your family think? what -- well, let's just, how do you team up >> well, it's crazy. blue origin, big blue, the giants, like it's just, kind of, a marriage made in heaven, i guess. >> jimmy: yeah >> but i went to the first launch and i watched jeff and his brother, mark, and the other crew members go up and i remember being there thinking, "i'll never -- no way, i would ever do it." it was the most amazing thing i've ever seen outside of childbirth and it would -- made you emotional to see it and it completely changed my mind about why, if i would do it, the reasoning behind it, why other people want to do it and -- and then i pretty much, a few months later or so, got a call saying, "do you want to go up? >> jimmy: reall

google cdc fully vaccinated definition. updated on october 15th 2021. if you are fully vaccinated two weeks after your second dose of the vaccine in most cases, that needs to be updated. if we are saying that you need a third dose and in the center of this new variant, to prevent you from seeing somebody like me. we need to update the definition. i'll tell you right now, those that are unvaccinated that are reachable are asking people hey doc, how does that make any sense. i thought only needed to, but about three? if this initial series is intended from keeping us away from the hospital, the initial series like the hepatitis series when we were younger requires three shots. well that's okay. we are learning as we are going, we'll have to update it to remain consistency. in sort of a logical train of thought here so people can understand and follow along. i am just a late person, here but i am certainly going on the assumption that somewhere tonight, somewhere this past weekend, somebody landed at jfk at l.a.x., at sea tack and they have got this varian

it is weird but, do yourself a favor, google the phrase queen of canada, a pops liz, hi. there is a queen of canada. you forget these things. what's barbados's doing tonight is also something that australia held a national referendum, on as recent as 1999. but that referendum lost, and so queen elizabeth is still there head of state as well. if you can, both queen of australia, once again, there she is. queen elizabeth, queen of australia. but tiny barbados population 285,000 they will make their break as of midnight. there will no longer be a queen of barbados. neither elizabeth or anyone else. changes are, change seems impossible until change happens. it's kind of an amazing thing, what are you doing with your monday after thanksgiving? barbados is leaving the british mark are key. that's what they're doing. what's on your to do this? tonight we have a lot of news that we are watching in addition to that midnight ceremony coming up to the caribbean. our government here in the united states, for example, is due to run out of money and shut down at the end of the week. on

you have google trying to kind of find its next big thing after search and even when you think about where all these other companies are going apple went from being already a large company to being one of the largest tech companies in history and that was all under 10 cook. so for twitter. a lot of this opportunity is saying, ok, well, maybe we reconsider the way we handle stuff like harassment maybe we start reconsidering the way we handle how we build community and what we look at community, what we think of as a good community on twitter. >> dorsey co-founded twitter in 2006. he served as ceo until 2008 before being pushed out of the role he returned to lead the social media giant again in 2015 after former ceo costolo stepped down twitter. shares have jumped 85% since dorsey took over as ceo 6 years ago. >> foia money experts are predicting nearly 63 million shoppers are expected to take advantage of cyber monday deals. well, it's not too late for you to still take part. rich demuro has some tips on how to tackle one of the busiest shopping days of the year. >> cyber monday is on

google c.d.c. fully vaccinated definition. updated on october 15. says that you are fully vaccinated two weeks after the second dose of the vaccine. in most cases. that needs to be updated. if you need a third dose and the setting of the new variant to prevent you from seeing somebody like me. update the definition. those who are unvaccinated that are reachable are asking how does it make sense? i thought i needed two. what about three. if this initial series is intended to keep us away from the hospital, that initial series like the hepatitis series when we were younger. requires three shots. that's okay. we're learning as we're going. we have to update it to maintain consistency and sort of a logical train of thought. so people with understand and follow along. >> i'm just a layperson here. i'm certainly going on the sujs that somewhere tonight somewhere this past weekend, somebody landed at jfk, lax, c tack. and they got the variant. that it's here. it just hasn't popped up in a measurable way. perhaps a hole in the testing. is that your assumpti

the major issues affecting the economy at the moment, inflation or high prices and descriptions to google supply chains. the chief executives of walmart, cvs, best buy, and leading supermarket chains are attending this meeting either in person at the white house or by video link. there are only limited options for the white house in tackling the twin problems. lastly, biden said he would -- last week, biden said he would release some of the oil stockpiles. investing $4 billion in construction at ports. earlier this year, the administration announced a $52 billion plan to invest in a semi conductor many factoring facility in the u.s. the lion's share of the tiny chips are produced in asia. the global shortage began last year and was one of the first sides of the supply chain issues. legislation on the semi conductor industry was approved by the senate in june. this monday, the commerce secretary urged the house of representatives to pass that so-called chips act quickly in order to boost domestic production. the u.s. holiday shopping season officially began the day after thanksgiving. the

these are the questions we need answers to and it hard to find information about this, even just googling it because the media is not covering up but there are poles that have, after the election showing about one sixth of voters who voted for biden not voted for him if they had known the extent of these scandals so hopefully we will see more on it but so far, the media remained silent on it. liz: joe biden's net worth was 30,000, i think one report said in 2009 hundred had reports of a lot of the family's expenses, millions wired to companies, senators ron and chuck grassley have been looking into this former partner hunter biden, he went on the record during the campaign to say the biden family aggressively leveraged the biden family name to make millions of dollars performed at use even though somerford in china when asked about this, he said we are doing it with plausible deniability not coming in joe biden on everything such plausible deniability there. your final work? >> it's infuriating and the media is completely irresponsibly acting. these are the same journalists, for over a ye

planet labs, as you might know, is the brain behind google maps, google earth, so this thing, this deal will raise about $600 million. it is a $250 million pipe led by google, by time venture and by blackrock, so its got a lot of good money behind it. they already have revenues looking for revenues of about 113 million and they expect to be profitable on an adjusted basis by 2025 that's my favorite stock. another one is red wire. red wire rdw, down a little bit, its been kind of weak, they had a little bit of an accounting problem. now they found it hem selves, they reported they had a problem and had to delay earnings, that's why the stock has been a little weak, they can have revenue over 150 million for this year and 230 million next year, this is a stock that's a space infrastructure company first of all, they work with blue origin, nasa, they work with all of the space companies, it's an up and comer they don't really have competition. i think this is a name on this dip because of the accounting issue it's a buy and i've been buying it. liz: before you get to your third, you know,

. >> bill: i was googling this thing. that flight duration is 2 hours and 45 minutes. they had to get to at least 35,000 feet. >> dana: i don't know how he survived. >> bill: they never do. really extraordinary. tough kid, really tough. >> dana: now headed back. >> bill: 10:30 in new york. busy holiday weekend along the southern border. they stopped 100 migrants early sunday morning. among those a small child abandoned by smugglers on the mexican side of the river. casey stiegel live with more as we begin a new week there. >> so sad. unfortunately really the same story just a different day down here along the southern border as there really is no end in sight to the relentless number of migrants that are crossing the southern border illegally. this is one of those hot zones in la joya, texas, where we've been posted up now and not far from mccall en. -- mcallen. it was foggy this morning. as we came in just as the sun was coming up we saw a group of 15 detained a short time later a group of about 30, and there is a bus on location right now as those individuals are pro

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these are the days pre-google, she asked her professor what you recommend i go? the professor said, you talk. that's where it's at. in life there so many crossroads of funny to think through where would we be if we had gone to chicago instead of utah. that initial experience very much shaped me when we first came to the u.s. my family and i had $40 we didn't have money to buy blankets we didn't have heating we did go through a number of hardships. my parents worked multiple jobs my father delivered newspapers he washed dishes in a restaurant his degree wasn't recognized here. my mother who speak english ended up starting to be a teacher. while she was getting her teaching degree she was also working in a video store we still went through many periods where every single day we are worried about two things. money and immigration status. i remember the arguments my parents would have the angst we would go through are we going to make rent? we were evicted several times when i was a child and we ended experiencing homelessness. these are things that informed who i am

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tomorrow is cyber monday, and how many of us will be online, amazon, google, or apple, buying things and then posting it on facebook and instagram and twitter? guest: yeah, i am looking forward to it is as well. i did a little bit of shopping for my parents, but i still have a little bit of it to go. to be blunt, i usually do not share that stuff on twitter, because i am hoping to surprise some folks with some good gifts this year. [laughter] host: what about personalities of big tech companies? mark zuckerberg of meta, jack dorsey of twitter, mr. bezos, jeff bezos with amazon, does your poll touch on do americans trust big tech leaders? guest: we have not actually looked at. that is something we have talked about getting at, whether it matter, whether jeff bezos or elon musk, another important character when it comes to big tech or emerging tech issues, whether those individuals have an outside influence and to see how people think about. that is something we have toyed with but not something we have actually reviewed. i do know that, from interacting with these companies, that i te

tomorrow is cyber monday, and how many of us will be online, amazon, google, or apple, buying things and then posting it on facebook and instagram and twitter? guest: yeah, i am looking forward to it is our -- as well. i did a little bit of shopping for my parents, but i still have a little bit of it to go. to be blunt, i usually do not share that stuff on twitter, because i am hoping to surprise some folks with some good gifts this year. [laughter] host: what about personalities of big tech companies? mark zuckerberg of meta, jack dorsey of twitter, mr. bezos, jeff bezos with amazon, does your poll touch on do americans trust big tech leaders? guest: we have not actually looked at. that is something we have talked about getting at, whether it matter, whether jeff bezos or elon musk, another important character when it comes to big tech or emerging tech issues, whether those individuals have an outside influence and to see how people think about. that is something we have toyed with but not something we have actually reviewed. i do know that, from interacting with these companies, th

that it was a possibility that it would be held there, and that, you know, once he tweeted that, they googled around and found that the closest thing found four seasons to the four seasons philadelphia happened to be this landscaping place. the other theory, it was this perfect storm of minor screwups from various people at various levels of the campaign. and somehow, maybe through a connection or an accident, they ended up here. >> i met the campaign staff here at about 9:30. it was a pretty quick set-up. obviously, you saw what was on tv. i'm pretty proud of the space that we were able to curate in such a small amount of time. i mean, it was a landscape construction yard. >> normally, you might have police outside on the perimeter, but it was just private security. and they asked us to put our news organizations down on a clipboard, and then they would call us in. and they made us look like it might be exclusive, like we might not all get called in. every time they called a news organization, the six to eight trump supporters would boo. >> request that a republican -- >> the media is whores

google trends, searches for black owned businesses specifically were up 600%. it's having a big impact on her business. let's listen. >> because no one really cares about the little people half the time. it's important to support us as little people. the women-owned businesses, we kind of get lost in the mix sometimes, so having that support really is nice. >> reporter: and you don't even have to come out to markets like this. many are online, have been forced to go online. you can shop there. you can also share on social media your favorite small businesses to show your support and even leave a google review. that can help them be placed higher in those search algorithms. >> that's a good idea. thank you for that. >>> the most absurd insane case of one upsmanship in washington you have ever heard, period, next. you have ever heard, period, next don't settle for silver. #1 for diabetic dry skin #1 for psoriasis symptom relief and #1 for eczema symptom relief. gold bond. champion your skin. ♪♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual day♪♪ ♪♪feel like throwing m

, house judiciary committee passed its bills to limit the anticompetitive conduct of apple, amazon, google, and facebook. we now see across the world, european union, india, other countries that are needing to crack down on these anticompetitive behaviors trying to create competition in the marketplace's hoping early in new year we will see these bills get to the floor and move off of the floor and be able to work on passing good legislation. >> griff: we look forward to following that and we will have you back here to talk about it when it comes to the floor in the senate and the house. thank you very much, have a great weekend. >> thank you, you also. >> alicia: are retiring democratic member of congress says party infighting over president biden spending bill partly influenced your decision not to seek another term. texas congresswoman eddie bernice johnson announced she is bowing out next year after nearly 30 years in office saying the democratic party is not as unified as it has been in the past and we all know that history tells us the party in the white house usually gets a beating

it says that mobility data from google shows that business to retail and recreation sites were down by 5% during the past month versus their pre-pandemic baseline. that is an improvement. during the same period lasted they had been 17% lower. there is more at the wall street journal if you want to read it. the tear from dorothy in international falls, independent line. caller: hello there. host: hi, you are on. caller: i would like to say, why does congress need to have a bill to negotiate drug prices? the veterans negotiated it. did they have to have a bell? also, i think all of those things in the bill, build back better bill, are horrible. to have 85,000 new irs agents to check on us, and also the open border, is horrible. i used to be a strong democrat, but i am independent now. thank you. host: diane is from ohio, in barberton, ohio. democrats line. caller: good morning. contrary to what other people are saying on this line, the build back better bill is going to help senior citizens. unless, of course, they want to give up their medicare they are always saying socialist, but that

. >> google translate doesn't have dari on it, so it's been an experience with that, so a lot of hand gestures, pictures, but it's a little thing, you know, to get them understand. last week, she actually said a full sentence in english. the cover first sentence? >> "i like pizza!" [laughs] she loves pizza. get into coming to school every day and learn, especially as a girl, they are just so excited and are little sponges. >> is thanksgiving, one afghan family has brought so much joy to this north carolina community who opens their hearts and help them start their new life in america. >> grateful to be safe here. and for this first thanksgiving i'm here with my family. >> at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> mike: beautiful story.je up next, how government informants are getting rich on your dime and getting a free pass to break the law. ♪ ♪ when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.or

. >> google translate doesn't have dari on it, so it's been an experience with that, so a lot of hand gestures, pictures, but it's a little thing, you know, to get them understand. last week, she actually said a full sentence in english. the cover first sentence? >> "i like pizza!" [laughs] she loves pizza. get into coming to school every day and learn, especially as a girl, they are just so excited and are little sponges. >> is thanksgiving, one afghan family has brought so much joy to this north carolina community who opens their hearts and help them start their new life in america. >> beautiful to be safe here -- grateful to be safe here. and for this first thanksgiving i'm here with my family. >> at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> mike: beautiful story. up next, how government informants are getting rich on your dime and getting a free pass to break the law. ♪ ♪ (man) still asleep. (woman vo) so, where to next? (vo) reflect on the past, celebrate the future. season's greetings from audi. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achi

i can google anything. >> yes. >> reporter: why would i call? do you guys have better info than the internet? >> yeah, we actually do. we've done hundreds and hundreds of turkeys. we know it's going to work. >> reporter: the most common questions she gets, how do you thaw a turkey and how do you know when it's done. >> you know what you need to do, too, you need to test early because you can always keep cooking. you cannot uncook. >> reporter: and the questions don't stop at the bird. white wine is best to serve chardonnay and red wine should be -- >> bough lay. >> reporter: the talk line operated entirely remotely. this year half the team is back in person. >> i think there is something to be said about that human connection when they hear our voices on the other end. we get this a lot on thanksgiving day. people are surprised we're not artificial intelligence. you're a real person on the other end. >> reporter: even if your turkey ends up being a total fail, don't worry about it. serve your feast backwards. pumpkin pie first, then the sides. e

. >> i can google anything, why would i call? do you have better info than the internet? >> yes, we know, we have done so many we know it will work. >> one of the moths common questions is how do you shaw -- thaw a turkey. >> white wine is best to serve, chardonney. >> at the height of the pandemic last year, they operated entirely remotely. this year half of the team is back in person including director nicole johnson. >> i think there is something to be said about that hue an connection. people are surprised that we're not artificial intelligence. >> afghan is family, friends, and if it is not perfect, it is still fun. >> i know a lot of people at home are still working on that turkey and there are three tips that i picked up as the amateur here. first, the temperature, the only way you know if it is done is to stick the meat thermometer into the turkey and look at the temperature. the other thing is tenting. you don't want it to get too burned on top. place it on top loosely like this. and third, for me, it's all about leftovers. once it comes out of the oven. in two h

turkey, butterball >> reporter: butterball turkey tutors were working through a script we couldn't google our way to a golden bird. it takes 10,000 last minute questions on the phone via text and even on tiktok >> no worries. >> butterball turkey talk line how can i help you today >> reporter: for 37 years carol miller has been saving thanksgiving for frazzled cooks. a mom from cincinnati. she's one of 50 turkey whisperers who graduated from butterball university to help answer questions from all 50 states >> i wanted to get out of the house. [ laughter ] and it was great i have a degree in home economics education. so it was a chance for me to use my education >> reporter: her colleagues are food scientists, chefs and dieticians around here carol is known as the turkey godmother >> one of my very first calls that i do remember in those first couple years was a young man that wanted to propose on thanksgiving day we decided, he and i, that he should put it on the drum stick and present it >> reporter: that's incredible i can google anything. >> yes >> reporter: why would i call? do you gu

i just googled his salary. lebron you make 41.18 million a year. i think you could use a little distraction. that's what you are paid to do is play basketball not play referee. you should just stick to the game. isn't that the case with so many different celebrity athletes these days? they need to stick to the game. >> benjamin: he pushed a fan at an usher concert last year and elbowed the other player in the face last week. maybe he is losing it slightly. >> julie: yeah, i would say with a salary with 41.18 million your ego might get the best of you. not mine, of course. i make slightly less than him but my egge never gets the best of me. americans have many things to be thankful for but inflation is not one of them. a key measure of inflation used by the feds prices are soaring at a rate not seen in three decades. let's bring in dean of the business school at the university of miami. thank you very much for talking to us today. so the white house, if you were to ask them if they were suffering from inflation they would tell you not unless you are

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of the invention of the google machine back in the early 2000s. and you can see that it has bounced around a little bit mostly due to seasonal factors. but that turquoise line on the right is what was the most recent november reading for google searches for inflation. and you can see that it has jumped to more than 2.5 times where it has been historically been sitting. so unfortunately as we go into thanksgiving, inflation will be very much on the minds of americans as they eat the turkeys and cranberry all of which will cost as i said a good bit more than they did last year. >> and again, steve, following up on a conversation that we had earlier this morning, when you go into those focus groups in virginia, they were worried about inflation, and they really like youngkin's sales tax break on the grocery prices that had been going up. you can certainly see why. i wanted to just -- just breaking while you were going through your charts, reading it from the "washington post," that jobless claims, weekly job last claims plunged to 199,000. that is th

particularly focusing on microsoft or nvidia if your product is largely an intangible product like a google or a facebook that is the majority of your revenue you're not so worried about supply chain issues unless you're of course selling physical goods that need to be shipped. so i really kind of like a lot of the tech stocks because their labor pool is not sort of low-skilled worker. they're kind of at the higher end of that labor pool. they are not shipping things. i like tech stocks here. charles: keith, i'm spying payment stocks. they're down a bunch. riff -- rivian is off 100 bucks from where they were trading. a lot of people wantown the stocks. is it important to match the personality or style to your temperment? people don't want to lose 10% but they love want to be in rivian at the same time. do their loves have to program program -- match. >> they do, charles. why vegas is popular, they love the big bucks but don't want to lose money. you can't have every stock. it doesn't fit who you are. you have to understand what you want to achieve, how it fits our objective and your risk to

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people don't google it this early in the morning, might be creepy. >> a sausage made of dried pigs blood. that is what it is and goes great with a full english breakfast. it is thanks giving week. come back soon, see you again later. the netflix employee at the center of those dave chapelle protests has resigned. lauren: the netflix employee at the center of those protests is resigning, and unfair labor practice charge filed against the streaming giant. in it they accuse netflix of retaliating against them for organizing a comedy wide rock out over chapelle's special the closer which includes trans workers including homophobic content. they resolve their differences which in attorney speak means netflix likely through a lot of money and some to get them to go away. the ceo didn't believe chapelle's stand up crossed the line. he backtracked. talking about cancel culture. stuart: money sells a lot of things. you can get paid to sit on your couch and watch christmas movies. the website reviews.org, 25 christmas movies in a 25 day timeframe. are you have to do is write a review about each mo

jay powell is not worth our google. type it in. host: michael in south portland, maine finishing the segment and we appreciate all of you who've participated this morning. two perspectives coming off a variety of things. we will be joined by center for american progress action fund's navin nayak discussing the presidents economic agenda next. and then from the national federation of independent business we will hear from the vice president national federation of independent business -- from the vice president kevin kuhlman on the biden administration's policy's impact on small business. that's coming up. ♪ ♪ >> separate studies from the brown university has found out " large school districts are far more likely to heed unions to keep in person cool schooling closed or allow falling remote lot -- models of teaching or learning. what efforts are you willing to take to protect students from teachers unions. >> thank you for your question. i am happy to point out at this point that 99.2 percent of schools are open for fallen person

i like monopolistic i companies, google, things like that one watchings careful digital turbine make the web smarter kind of artificial intelligence company, they have very good forecasting sell a and earnings there has been a lot of profit-taking ushgs know apple researching every day, helps, so i don't think we should worry just a normal oscillation. maria: any thoughts on jay powell federal reserve chairman going to serve another term as head of the central bank? what does this mean in terms of what he is facing, the president also nominating fd governor lael brainard as vice chairman are you expecting them to turn hawkish in any way after all this free money out there given the inflation realities that we face? >> no powell is a con consequences builder overwhelm o thing not divided federal market committee likes to the a consensus they can't raise rates too much, because our deficit is so large, you know, the interest large than defendant department budget, even if they want to raise rates a lot they can't. the fed has been doing a remarkable job of manipulating the yield curve

>> ben: hungry nation google tofurky recipes, the shortages that we have seen across the country when it comes to thanksgiving stand byes have had a lot of people trying to find new recipes to satisfy things. my sister secretary of defense she will disown me if any i. i make anything less than a normal turkey for thanksgiving this week. so we'll see how that plays out. >> bret: i usually cover things fairly but tofurky is heinous. thank you, panel. i appreciate it happy thanksgiving if i don't see you. tomorrow on "special report" employees are using monitoring systems to make sure people have working from home are working. republican senator pat toomey, is he yacht going. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight that's it for "special report" fair balance and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by lawrence jones right now. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: welcome to "fox news primetime" i'm lawrence jones in new york. tonight we start with the kyle rittenhouse verdict. the media spent the last few weeks insisting none of the facts in the case mattered. to them only important thing

i would encourage people to google the federal reserve. all of our sessions are on youtube. it has been an illuminating series. to your specific question, i think the important thing is that whoever is in that role understands that capital markets and financial markets have had these challenges and barriers in the past and are sensitive to look out for them in terms of how we execute our regulatory policy and how banks feel about their practices moving forward. whether that needs to be someone who has actively discriminated against or not, that is an open question. i think the sensitivity and the awareness is something that will be important for the next person who holds that position to have. kathleen: i want to come back to this question of fed policy and this insistent inflation rise we are seeing. a few of your fed colleagues in the past week have said they are either certain that the fed needs to speed up the pace of the bond taper, or at least talk about it seriously. how about you? raphael: i think there are good arguments to be made that we really should be consideri

versus microsoft throw google cloud in there, whatever, doesn't make a ton of sense, right you have to think about linkedin and the momentum particularly there. i think you have to look at office 365, they have this price increase that's coming in march. here on "techcheck" not too long ago arguing that the software itself was deflationary so even though they might be charging more for it, the customers will see value. you look through at what they're doing in gaming, in the cloud there. that too is software that there's hardware connected to it then i think you have to think about the profitability within those software models, carl. so, i think, yes, a.w.s. and azure is interesting to look at the growth rates there, but we also got to look at industries, how they're gaining there. we are talking to a.w.s. leadership next week about exactly that and just how much advantage they can gain in these various areas of strength, carl. >> yeah. no a.w.s. -- it's like a star tight end. great player and when they catch the ball it's exciting, but there's a whole other number of offensive player

i open the google and i saw that there is a cult. of course, next to the you know that that we have and then but then to become presented them and they maybe do something. some actions to prevent things like that. yeah, maybe pay for the repairs, right. because otherwise your insurance would pay hours. but you'd rather the golf course that would it's just nice that it didn't hit the windshield there you can see. >> the goal in the golf ball is going to fly in and the highways pretty close to nature. i was going right to president doesn't happen. >> more often. alright is 6.42. we'll take a quick break. but coming up next on the kron 4 morning news the warriors. >> well, they just can't not when right. i mean, they keep winning and winning and winning. we know coming. steph has an off night they went. yeah, they do. we'll tell you what happened. shop black friday deals! sunday through friday at kohl's! earn $15 kohl's cash for every $50 spent. and take an extra 15% off! get the fitbit versa 2 - $119.99. google nest doorbell is $129.99

i think microsoft teams, google meet, there are other options and zoom shares by the way are down by one-third since the summer after its last report card. stuart: have you ever done a zoom meeting and/or a microsoft teams meeting? i mean? >> the same day in the same hour? yes. stuart: are they comparable? >> they are comparable i would say also google meet depends do you have a gmail account because it's easy to just push the button on the e-mail box itself so there's a lot of competition with ease-of-use and less friction. stuart: susan thank you very much indeed. the media reports that president biden has told our allies yes, he will run again in 2024. look, he's going to be 82 by then, and if he runs, he will have to mountain under energetic campaign, and he has to say this he's got to say, i'm running. if he were to give the slightest hint that he will call it quits after one term, he has a mad scramble to get in line, a disaster for an already badly- divided democrat party, okay, and it would put even more pressure on the already- embattled vice president harris. what a situati

i open the google and i saw that there is a cult. of course, next to the you know that that we haven't evidence can present them and actions to prevent things like that. >> yeah. don't let me gulf over there. yeah. i mean, this is the thing. is people you is send the ball fly and you don't know what's going on with that wind up in here is a look at the map. you can see how close it is to the highway. have that dash cam video now he can submit a claim. he's got the evidence and maybe he'll get some this happened skip out to the golf. your spare damages paid for by the golf course right. instead of insurance company. >> you know judge on was just telling us that back in the day in montana his car while he was driving say thank luckily did hit the windshield and hit it hit the car while it's not lot of that golfers sorry. i'm sorry. one of high. 43. ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ ♪just the two of us♪ ♪building castles in the sky♪ ♪just the two of us♪ ♪you and i♪ ♪just t

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