rob luna and rob maloney, rob, you got that new platinum ball and chain, congratulations on the marriage. >> thank you, man. you know what, i just came back from honeymoon. i love where the market's at right now, charles. if you look at a day like today, we started pulling back, money rushed into the market. i think it's one of the most exciting times to be an investor. you're now seeing the whole thing come together. nfts, blockchain, crypto, i think it's one of the most exciting times to be an investor. charles: the body language is a little off. do we top off here? normally, you're a little more energetic. where's the ken that i know? >> it's here. congratulations, rob. we don't get markets much like this, charles. february, august, you know, kind of comes to mind, february of this year, august of haas year. and guess what? i actually get more aggressive. you're winning 21-0 in the first quarter of a football gaming you want to go into the half 35-06789 very quickly, those stocks that come out of those companies beat estimates and guidance, that's where the money's flowing. charles: k

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is a famous bates robert and once asked why you rob banks? what he said is that's where the money is so when you look at what's going on in these neighborhoods out there in california, the crooks are not done, they are not stupid. someone as smartest people are, you can conceivably think of are in jail. the bottom line is, they know where the money is. the money is in hollywood author where everybody or everybody drives a rolls-royce. i saw you with your volkswagen. everybody has one out there. kennedy: i'm hoping my roles roll up. i think i will have to follow someone home and take bears. i think it's gone there. is it because of defined police movement and not as much proactive policing in big cities like los angeles? you just don't have enough officers out there to respond in every area especially some of the more affluent areas like beverly hills, beverly hills has their own police department but they don't have a big police presence and people steal things from a they know about. it takes props a long time to get there and they get what

people like rob are the backbone of this country. how crazy is it that the same politicians whine about billionaires somehow keep making them richer making it harder for small business owners? they're making them poorer, stuff to stay in business? >> i know. this is almost like the jaded fable turned nightmare where it is too big to fail but too small to survive and i'm always blown away when i look at numbers coming from these massive corporations, pharmaceutical companies specifically, what candidates they go through when you see bernie and elizabeth warren name at top of the list there, you ask yourselves what people are really motivated by. charles: think about the infrastructure plan, right? the broadband stuff will make the, anybody in the metaverse richer. some of ev stuff will make elon musk richer. meantime some of these other rules and regulations are going to make it so tough. you know, you did so much for instance, last year to help small businesses restaurants stay in business. and, so the question now is, as we come out

rob call len from new jersey. charles: i agree with you. multitude of reasons tech stocks are juggernauts over the last 20 years and not always because of yields. the same factors weighing on bond yields could cause tech investors to be uneasy. to your point stay focused on underlying fundamentals. early on a yield spike may get some institutional money out there, but you're 100% correct you want to own those names. the good news, if they go down on a yield spike. that is a buying opportunity. here is a fun question from josh. quote, thank you for always being the voice of the little guy. we need a strong advocate like yourself. my question, would you be willing to offer a financial literacy course for all ages, specifically the youth? my answer is yes, it's a dream of mine. only seven states have personal finance education. that half a semester course on personal finance. we need to learn to invest earlier the better. so powerful to take control of your life. helps he voting for lawmakers and everything else more effectively. the next ques

the fact when somebody is hitting you, harming you, robbing you, when you call 911 you don't want a social worker responding. you want a trained police officer to take the right action to protect you and your family. elizabeth: howard safir -- >> did 76 town halls when i was police commissioner. i never heard much about brutality. i heard these communities wanting more police officers to protect them. >> howard safir, thanks for joining us, good to see you. come back soon. elizabeth: up next former i.c.e. official tom homan on california prosecutors joining in the pushback against biden's border chaos, now moving for the first time to hit drug dealers with murder charges. also we have this new report. border officials in the del rio sector of texas so distracted by migrant caravans they're not seizing hard drugs crossing the border. if they are, it is minimal amounts. keep it here on "the evening edit". at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. whether it's ensuring food arrives as fresh as when it departs... b

look, rob sent in his dog lester, order probably trapped inside. her sweet girl, ms. molly. good golly. thanks for watching kenalog, molly. my 13-year-old chief you new, good dose. he gets in the suitcase every time her owner travels. traveling with me, make me some bitcoin dose money. next up, superduper cooper. wake me up with kennedog. before you go. these are allen's dogs, mr. eddie and mr. louis. i want to play with you. last, jim sent in victim. back on. i don't know why i used an australian accent there. turn all night, charlie hurt, spikes . watch the show? kenne-dvr it's. here we go. we're at the raise. holy cow. all good? oh yeah. we're about to head up to the number five and prove ole's gold. hold up. we need to be monitoring the air for sure. we head outside to get our air monitors and boom, the snowstorm hits. well for pete's sake. let's pack up and get out of here.

on top of it they're fearing for their lives because, you know, getting robbed in broad daylight. charles: right. >> almost like retail can't get a break, you know what i'm saying? charles: is it a break, would it be a smart move, lou very -- louis vuitton will stop social media marketing it made it a favorite of among tiktok because of looting. is that a good idea? >> that is a very french thing to say we'll not do any social media. doesn't matter. louis vuitton's brand why identity supersedes any social media out there. i don't care if billie eilish is out there. they will like a herm mess bag, cartier, they covet it, they will steal it. charles: 30 seconds for only blemish. sticking with peloton. it is getting hammered pretty good. are you staying with it? >> here's the thing, last time we were on we were talking with hitha, she was excited with peloton. i thought it was a stupid idea to bring down the bike prices. charles: right. >> you had cult following like apple, lululemon that was ill-advised. this would be a buy at 42. it is kicked to the curb. i six months or more but t

and many have set this right, people train their entire lives, peak performance or small window and robbing them of opportunity to compete on behalf of the country and the flag because we have a significant peace in the country, it seems unfair to the athletes. i also love the winter olympics and i am a hockey fan like you are. people want to see the games go on. however, this is where i have horrible stomach inc. this. it's not like it's one thing the chinese communist government has done. it one violation after another across an array of fronts so this tenor player they disappeared for a few weeks, through out there with hostage style videos proof of life, everything is fine don't worry about her well-being, she just vanished a couple weeks after she accused talk party leader of sexual assault, that's getting into the realm of sport, highly disturbing in isolation. then you add it on top of everything else, lying about covid, interrupting, obstructing the international community to get to the bottom of where covid started, the bullying of other countries who asked questions about it and e

in minnesota best buy was robbed by a group of 22 by 30 thieves who made off with electronics. the ceo saying in the third quarter earnings call, we are definitely see more and more organized retail crime and incidents of shrinking our location. this is a real issue that her and scares real people. the real people being shoppers and employees. because of the dangerous nature of the crimes, some stores are closing locations to avoid conflict. walgreens will close an additional five stores in san francisco. they say because of organized retail crime. what are the big problems that retailers point to is a lack of regulation and online marketplaces. thieves can steal goods and quickly sell them for a high price online, especially popular during this holiday shopping season. liz: thinking for your journalism, congress is trying to move on legislation that would stop retail steps and goods being put online. it's good to see you. >> former boston chief of police dan linsky, we can blame local prosecutors for a free-for-all and downgrading crime, how do you stop this and who's doing it

rob, ken, thank you both very much is. really appreciate your expertise and that energy because it's important. folks, you know what, listen, no one knows where the market's going, but when you do the work ask let the market speak to you, it's a lot easier. you don't have to make it complicated. a lot of green on the screen is, it makes me smile and liz claman too. liz: the miles davis rally you just talked about, that makes me smile. [laughter] i'm looking for the jackson five rally. [laughter] the nasdaq still higher, looking a little fragile. it fell back below 16,000 after hitting the magical mark for the first time ever, we're at 15,970 right now. markets did take off at the open, that is for sure, propelled by the pfizer covid treatment pill news and a tell lahr october jobs report. the dow jumped 560 point -- 360 points, the s&p and nasdaq running to their seventh day of records in a row. again, i don't want to overstate any kind of slight pull off the highs, but we are still gaining 206 points if the dow, s&p gaini

worth of goods earlier this year and the ring leader who was nabbed down in florida when they were robbing the store, what are you going to do shoot me, you better not put your hands on me and that's what they threaten. if you try to arrest these criminals in the store and you have a security guard who lays hands on them, then they turn around and threaten to sue. i don't know what stops it, but maybe a taser, you arm your security guards with tasers, but they need to be thrown in jail and they need to be prosecuted and particularly with drugstores. there's a famous walgreens out in san francisco where people -- where somebody road a bike out after robbing the store and people just stand back and don't do anything. but what needs to happen, these people need to go to jail for long periods of time. maria: but, dagen, isn't it true that there are some police forces like in these big cities that decided to, you know, make a judgment that if you steal it's a petty crime and like you said, they won't get arrested for it. dagen: or if you get arrested here in new york city you're back out on the

but retired general rob spaulding, a former w-2 stealth stealth -- b-2 stealth pilot, tells me our adversaries like china and russia are not worried about their carbon boot print. >> chinese and the russians just do what they want. not only do they not care about the carbon toot print of their military the -- footprint of their military the, they don't care about their carbon footprint period, and we're supposed to defend the world. i would hate to see how long it took to charge an electric tank. >> pentagon chief john kirby was asked when we're going to see potentially battery-powered fighter jets. he wouldn't give a time toline, but lucas also asked him where does this threat rank, climate change versus china the in terms of the national security threat, and kirby said those two in the eyes of the pentagon are equal threats. neil. neil: hillary vaughn in washington. meantime, you heard a lot about the supply chain disruptions right here, plenty of tankers off the western coast of the united states, of course, getting the stuff off of those tankers and onto trucks is the problem here, not eno

david: let's face it, the braves were robbed. they had the all-star game, there were a lot of businesses in atlanta that were depending on that all-star game, but it was pulled x. if a lot of the fact, the reason it was pulled was based on bad information about that voting law that they had in georgia. so for them to get this game back in their hometown, that had a real warming of the heart, did it not? >> it is. there's a certain serendipity to it, right in the story coming full circle, the cycle. it was an estimated $100 million hit to businesses across cobb county, most importantly small businesses, and they're estimating that the three-game stretch in atlanta generates $8-9 millioner game. then there's the over-- per game. then there's the overflow. it's like al davis used to say, just win, baby. i love the fact that they're playing so well. i picked atlanta to begin with. who knows? i'm not an oddsmaker, but i do think they're putting the pieces together at the right time, and this is a big win economically for small busines

. >>> look at this, another high-end store robbed by a group of looters in chicago. this is a chilling breakdown of public order. who is to blame? brian kilmeade takes that on next. ♪. what's strong with me? i'm ready for anything. find out what's strong with you with fitbit charge 5 and daily readiness. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now and experience a better life. ♪ stuart: all right the markets are all pointing south, especially the nasdaq which is down 164 points as we speak. i want you to take a look at microsoft and home depot. both of them are dow stocks. both of them are down very sharply, especially microsoft. which is down over five bucks.

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i cannot give specifics because it's been kept under the rob-- read by our governor and attorney general. dagen: i will point out the "new york post" was-- uncovered the illegal migrants that were being flown into just north of new york city and they were not children, congressman. they were young adult men. the fact that they are doing it in the cover-up darkness in the middle of the night just kind of speaks to the fact that they don't want the press-- they don't want the american people to know where these illegal immigrants are being sent. that and then in terms of the payment to individuals and families , the reason that children are separated from adults who were bringing them into the united states is because the government could improve that they were actually family members and so you want to prevent abuse of a child, the trafficking of a child by someone who is not a relative or a family member, so again, the separation was a two prevent harm being done to the child. so, why would that justify a half a million dollars payment? >> think about this, if you go out and commit a cri

hard-working men and women across the country is when the say drugstores, pharmacies are continually robbed, walgreens has shut down over a dozen stores in san francisco alone. this creates retail waste lands and even a job waste land in lower income neighborhoods. number 1, number 2, why aren't the feds doing anything about this? why isn't joe biden's justice department involved in cracking down on these gangs if it's organized crime that would fall under the rico laws but instead merrick garland seems more concerned going after parents as domestic terrorists than they are the actual thieves that are disrupting commerce in this country. maria: yeah, it's true. ryan, if you do get arrested for theft, you're out back on the streets within hours because there's no cash bail and there's no bail. ryan: yeah, it's crazy. it was between the robbers and dagen, i put any money on dagen any day of the week, i think that she would scare any robber, i think she has the force to do. i digress. big phenomena in new york, i saw with h&m returning a shirt and i wanted to get a color, well, it probably got

. >> we've been on board with lockheed martin and raytheon for quite some time, and north rob is anyone. >> are all great companies we own them for different reasons to begin with, you have intelligence provisions, space programs, all of these things are already there this is sputnik 2.0, the united states is got to respond to the only company capable of the mounting response. we do want to own them because this is the playbook going forward in the next ten years. stuart: are you on track for more gains to this year next year, your nodding your head are you still onboard with the rally. >> has to go through confirmation, if it stays with us as the unknown that we could have had all that money could go to the world's best companies in the united states at the moment. stuart: there's an optimistic scenario developing. the supply chain problems are easing, price of oil is down to $75 a barrel implying that gas prices, the rising gas prices may ease. that is an optimistic scenario for next year, are you buying it. >> here is interesting there's a lot of headwinds, it's a bright idea, i don'

there's always comments of susan rice or the chief of staff, rob klain. and it really gets to a point that we don't know how they're making these decisions. what we do know is there is a huge influence from the progressives and how they put constant pressure on this administration to really shift to the left in all these different policies. and what you're seeing right now is the consequences of inflation that is really hitting the working americans, working concern hitting the middle class where they're feeling the impact of higher gas prices, feeling the impacts of higher food prices. and there's concern of supply chain crisis which we know, david, has created, you know, a huge bottleneck situation right now where you've got to ask yourself are the products going to make it in time for christmas. that's a big question. and so it's all this pressure that's being put on americans, and what was happening with it is joe biden's poll numbers going down because of just bad decision making across the board in less than a year. a. david: yeah. and i think nothi