stuart: i go with two, number 2. you're right, tenner. >> thank you. stuart: i'm not boeing, define exploration? come on. >> under the ocean? i don't know what that means. >> don't have to touch it to explore it. a bogus question. don't do it again, producers. there you go. market check. we're down across the board, waiting for the fed decision at 2:00 this afternoon. watch it here on fox business. hey, neil, it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart for that. we're waiting that decision two hours away. the betting the federal reserve will hike interest rates 3/4 of a point. second hike in a row. people worry if the fed will slow things down, not actual pivot or slow down the rate and size of increases. that is what seems everyone is betting on. the latest data, statistic or development that voters will have to sort of weigh as they head in person to the polls, that is not 21 million americans who already voted but for in person voters next tuesday. let's get the read from edward lawrence at the white house on all of these developments. hey, edward? reporte

stuart: i would thought june 1th. i thought people get married in june. what? october 22nd. 35% of allreds take place during the fall. >> who would have thunk. stuart: who would indeed. thanks for being with us, mark. it is yours, neil. neil: thank you, stuart. i would never have guesses that right. we're down 267 points. i go through notes charlie brady, stocks editor, overall smart at this pants, he had a take on this, notion there sun certainty about the election and outcome where things go. but if you think about it we're right back where we thought we would be a little over a month ago before the talk of a red wave. markets like split government where nothing gets done. that is counter intuitive. if you're worried about the spending going on capitol hill, if both are at loggerheads, less gets done. that will provide the grist for the mill. what charlie is coming from, we have lot more uncertainty, not only whether the senate itself stays in democrat hands or republican hands. the consensus was house would switch. that looks pretty clear. bigger issue uncer

jackie alemany, stuart stevens, thank you both. when we come back, the legal challenges for the nation's newest presidential candidate are getting worse by the day. but does any that matter? we are going to try to find out when the 11th hour continues. the first-ever all-electric chevy equinox ev. up to 300 miles of range on a full charge. and a starting price around $30,000. evs for everyone, everywhere. chevrolet. away things. fit together with away things. ♪ ♪ that's our thing. ♪ ♪ >> the january 6th committee is weighing next steps, if donald trump refuses to testify. earlier today vice chair liz cheney gave an update on what to expect on the january six committee final report. >> we've got interviews that are still underway, we have, obviously work that is going on with the final report, and the report itself, we really recognize and take seriously that it is a historic document, a historic record of the committee's work. the report will have in it chapters that address the topics that we addressed in our hearings. the

stuart: time up for me, stuart it is yours. neil: the big attention of course the final day of full day voting ahead of tomorrow where everyone can do it in person but we have tens of millions of americans have already done it regardless. that is a record, no matter the state you look at or the locale you look at pretty much across the country it is the same story. a lot of people are a lot jazzed about this election. sometimes we try to pick apart where some of the party celebrities and honchos are going in these last few hours to gauge exactly where they need to be including the president of the united states. jacqui heinrich with more at the white house. hey, jackie. reporter: neil, good afternoon to you. the president promised no more oil drilling just one day after the white house had to walk back his pledge to shut down coal plants following a stinging rebuke from democrat senator joe manchin that came days ahead of the midterms. the president on the oil thing was at a rally yesterday for new york governor kathy hochul wh

so it wasn't like i went there with some dreams of being along the pathway of robin roberts or stuart scott. that was not what i was thinking and eventually, you know, moving up the ranks, fighting for real estate, going through the mechanisms of espn. once i got to what should have been the opportunity of a century, that's why you see all the asterisks. no question. i made generational money at espn and for sure. but once we started having creative differences on our show which precede it, the whole donald trump controversy, i knew we were not seeing the show because he is in hers, his and hers are in fall. a lot more creative. look, roland, you served as my co-host, rock the last guy on espn. you did let him know he had the letter and you represented all the way and that's why his and hers was so special as as my former co-host, michael smith, used to say, we sell in tapes out the trunk. that was our mentality. like we messed up in this thing, like ice cream, man. that's what we doing, right? but then you get shifted to one of the flagship. and when flagship or network, that means m

stuart, let me start with you. it's wacky that we are having this conversation, a number of primary republicans had to disavow this antisemitism and what supremacy in the republican party, but the fact that we are talking about it means that it is actually a thing. >> yeah, look, i would like to say it is wacky, but i think it is very logical and probably inevitable. this is where the republican party had to end up. december 2015, donald trump came out for a muslim ban, a muslim ban and the republican party did nothing. this is somebody that they know, was a terribly xenophobic views who said racist things, and they supported him. the problem they have with trump now is that they think that in association with donald trump costs them votes. it has nothing to do with antisemitism or the idea that this guy denies the holocaust, it is they are trying to say forget that donald trump is somebody who is associating with us. i think it is completely opportunistic just as supporting donald trump in the first place was oppo

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i have a feeling stuart varney would look good in that. the supreme court, got all the way to the supreme court will hear a case about jack daniels and a dog toy. explain this to me. lauren: they have been fighting this trademark to for 7 years. on the right is the jack daniels black label tennessee whiskey bottle that you know. on the left is bad spaniels, made by a company called vip products, a chew toy a dog chews on that looks like a bottle of jack. it does say on the packaging, jack daniels, that wasn't enough for jack daniels, they are fighting this in court as they have been and the supreme court is taking up the case. the toy company says have a sense of humor, jack daniels. jack daniels is saying we are proud of our brand, it is iconic. ashley: putting the sour in the sour mash. that dog toy is good advertising for jack daniels, you would think. lauren: dogs make people happy and so does whiskey. ashley: all the way to the supreme court. all right, thank you very much. now for a feel-good segment. our next guest makes compression

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as a precaution, china has sent 3 us an old stuart space station. the rocket was launched from the edge of the gobi desert. the crew will spend the next 6 months living in the chiang station and complete these stations the 1st ever crew handover in orbit. so those are the headlines. these continues here now to 0 after the world cup dream station. thanks for watching bye for now. ah ah ah no one no and no and it wouldn't be in china. he's on the lot and when i handed it on the day, jim, when he was there was a pull done. but i mean, it's always useful dot glasgow honda mucho finding that you had actually the on e continental ha, charlotte denominating or not somebody's i guess incredible is i think that the or not that i asked me is when you know what i mean was any, i'm in them, in this here on the must and yes, what i and i still need for the little gal and i don't want so good areas. no, i don't think we're going to be don't. what in, in them in the company that, i mean it's a yamaha latin exam plan, not opening your data or something down. yeah,

jeb stuart that manassas junction had been and that there was some federal supplies there, jackson began moving. two of the three divisions of infantry him up the rail line early morning on august 27th up towards manassas junction. in the van of that column was the stonewall brigade. and as they began moving up the rail line towards the junction began to pick up bits of supplies that federal troops had left behind. and they thought already they were making quite well until someone a cavalryman, rode up to them and told them, just wait, there's even up ahead. and once the stonewall brigade and other portions of jackson's column made their way into the junction itself, they found a cornucopia of supplies presented to them there. immediately, the men to open up the boxcars and the warehouses of manassas junction and grab any of the supplies that they possibly could. however, as they were doing that, seeming to get away from the war for for a time, the realities of struck back because raining down upon them in manassas junction or at least nearby was the sound of artillery shells, incoming a

stuart blah, really kicks not all the country new samanthia unless you reach a beautiful kirk but it's the it's the key unit. silly. dorski the angler. i mean he comes, i need a key rust, worthy jim exclusion swell border or syrup dog. i used to wear me to give to him, it will give you the way you jordan the posting company, but we'll certainly blunt up at the way it will in the last time when people are in you, what in the 3 shall go away the cause, those personal, christie and mary can kill the 9 people the engine tribes. when they bought the 15000000 african slaves to follow the ship. young skews, all dead treatment pieces are good. this is a concept of what i call rushing guilt. they want to be russians over the head generation to generation, to feel guilty and apologized for leaders hundreds of years ago. that did not do anything even close to the evils that western leaders themselves are done. when modern rosa phobia began to flare up, andrew was a university student who studied russia is friends, didn't understand why waste time on a week country with no say everything changed o

stuart stevens, thank you both. when we come back, the legal challenges for the nation's newest presidential candidate are getting worse by the day. but does any that matter? we are going to try to find out when the 11th hour continues. 1thour continues if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop further irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost clear in psa. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have high

see in the bottom right of your trimble's force, was soon accompand valry under the command of jeb stuart as, well up the railroad towards manassas junction, which at the time rv as an immense supply depot for the army of virginia at manassas were found many defenses that been built by confederate forces in 1861. in the winter of 62, while defending the itself. but there were relatively union soldiers guarding those defenses and, guarding the federal supplies that were there at the junction. those federal forces were under the command of captain samuel craig, who you see in the top left of the screen o the 105th pennsylvania, he hadbout 115 infantry with h, eight cannons and a brand spanking new regiment of federal cavalry. the 12th pennsylvania cavalry in, a rare nighttime movement, the 2/21 and stonewall and excuse jeb stuart's cavalry began moving up rail line from bristow station towards manassas junction. now samuel craig knew that something was up because remember the secretary had blown through bristow had made it to manassas junction, passed word along to craig and, anybody else w

stuart: when did yellowstone become america's first national park? there's your choices on the screen. now, ken golden is with me. he claims to know the correct answer to this. why don't you go first. >> it is kind of cheating because i saw something coming in kevin costner, 150th celebration for yellowstone, has to make it 1872. stuart: i will guess 1830. ashley what you got? >> i was going for 1872, i'm not kidding, lying. that is correct. stuart: that is correct. 1872. ulysses s grant signed on to the yellowstone national park. time is up. jackie deangelis in for neil, independent l. jackie: i'm jackie deangelis in for neil cavuto. is the time for that sell operation right now? we'll look at some of the world's most valuable companies are doing in this turbulent economy. republicans are one seat away from claiming control of the house and the party will be holding internal elections today to decide who went the party leader. congressman kevin mccarthy being met by some headwinds from members of his own party. another judge blocking president biden

military veteran who told the jury he had some indirect connection with donald trump and stuart rhodes was trying to get a message to donald trump about what to do next or what should happen. let me let you listen to some of what the jury heard in this secret recording. >> we'll be in combat here on u.s. soil no matter what. you can't get out of it. it's too [bleep] late. >> reporter: these are the violent terms in which stuewart rhodes apparently saw the situation. there's also a message disturbing in light of paul pelosi who was attacked by someone with a hammer who was looking at this conspiracy theory and anti-pelosi rhetoric, if you will, anti-democrat rhetoric. there is part of the message where rhodes is trying to get another message to trump saying if he would have known that donald trump was going to basically, concede, they would have brought rifles and then says this according to the witness. >> [bleep]. >> reporter: so you see just another example there of sort of coming after nancy pelosi with this violent rhetoric talking about taking her out. there was a real concern aft

natasha brown, stuart stevens , thank you both as always. nancy pelosi has long been a trail blazer on lgbtq rights. coming up next, a navy veteran who saw pelosi's leadership firsthand 35 years ago when the reagan administration was failing the nation, as the aids epidemic rose. we'll be right back. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. blendjet■s black friday sale is on now. save up to 25% on the number one gift this holiday season. blendjet 2 portable blender gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. throw in your favorite ingredients and blend up a delicious smoothie anytime, anywhere. blendjet 2 even cleans itself. just add water, a drop of soap, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. order now from blendjet.com and get our best deal ever! covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-ri

>> stuart, among these lines are sitting here and wondering. how then does the republican party react to what just happened? do they react? do they reform? it sounds like to me from listening to you that they are just going to ignore what happened and continue in their downward trajectory. >> this is what i see we're trying to. do they're trying to blame donald trump. they're trying to do to donald trump with donald trump does to anybody who gets in trouble. i never knew, this guy who. izzy trump, they're gonna be saying he's a coffee -- before it's over. look, it's really clear that there is a civil war in the republican party. which i think is going to make the russian revolution and -- look like a picnic. look at kari lake. these people hate mitch mcconnell. they are not gonna allow him to try to return to any sanity. >> stuart, thank, you fred, but we were analysis in the work for you and your colleagues have been doing to save democracy in this country. looks like all of us who have been doing that our bit closer to a goal tonight. thank y

natasha brown, stuart stevens, thank you both as always. nancy pelosi has long been a trail blazer on lgbtq rights. coming up next, a navy veteran who saw pelosi's leadership firsthand 35 years ago when the reagan administration was failing the nation, as the aids epidemic rose. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. menthol topical pain relief brand. works fast. lasts long. cool the pain with biofreeze. i see an amazing place. feels like a dream. a place of many wonders - and full of life. i open my eyes: earth is our pandora. age comes with wisdom. and wisdom comes with benefits. dryer's broken okay... you want a socket.... that's especially true when it comes to medicare. so make the wise call and learn more about cigna medicare plans in your area. their tools and resources make it simple and easy. bears can smell wifi. visit cignawisecall.com today. you want to flip it. - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy

stuart, how do you think today's ruling reinstating the state's six week ban on abortion will impact this race, and conversely, how motivated are conservatives to come out for walker, given that democrats have already won control of the senate? >> well, the whole walker candidacy was an absurdity. with the general election you got 200,000 fewer votes than kemp did, at the top of the ticket, and so this was just a bad idea that sort of is playing itself out inevitably. i think that it really, the only excuse to vote for walker really, if you are a republican, was control of the senate. and that's gone now. so i don't think this is going to be particularly close. the only danger would be if georgia voters thought that warnock had it in the bag. but all of the efforts that are going on, on the ground, i think it will counter it. >> la tasha, senator warnock's latest ad was about thanksgiving. let's play some of it. >> politics these days, they are often used to divide them but thanksgiving offers us an opportunity to consider all of the things we share in common. we all want better live

stuart andrew is himself openly gay. he is a minister, and he says he is determined to do so. he thinks it was very unfair, he says, that those teams were told very late on that were the captains to wear that were the captains to wear that are banned, they would be hit with sing —— sporting sanctions, booked or even sent off perhaps by the referee in those matches, so that could provide a little bit of tension perhaps off the field as well as on it, and it comes with the head of the local organising committee, the supreme committee, the supreme committee of qatar 2022 at the same time in an interview with the british broadcaster saying that wearing that armband, he feels, is a divisive gesture to the arab muslim world and one thatis the arab muslim world and one that is unnecessary, and he thinks is introducing a political angle. so once again, even though now we are fully into this tournament, with some great games of course, that political slide show just rumbles on. political slide show 'ust rumbles omi political slide show 'ust rumbleson. ., _ rumbles on. the controver

but significance of yellow tavern was jeb stuart was morally wounded died the next day turned out the confederates had a decent bench in the area of calvary leader, and they got they had another good leader after that but at least sharon or at least stuart was out of the fight. back though to this situation so grant almost grant's forces almost got this spotsylvania before lee but not quite lee takes it. there's a standoff for several days. grant season opportunity to launch a major assault by this time yeah by this time here's another sketch by someone who's there, i don't know if you can tell what's going on but there's a trench all the way along here they're starting to dig trenches. they're starting to build log breastworks. they're starting to build a lot more in the way of field fortifications and entrenchments. troops have tended to do that in this war consistently after they've had a heavy fight. what's happening in this campaign? is they have a heavy fight and then they stay in contact and keep fighting at spotsylvania both sides built strong login trenchments and log breast

group found a stuart roads at. busy florida chap they had kelly megs were accused of instigating an attack to block congress from certifying jo biden's election victory . she albert antsy reports now from washington. since january the 6th 2021. when trump supported storm the u. s. congress and successfully interrupted the certification of jo biden's victory. a debate is ranged whether shocking scenes simply the result of a demonstration by enraged trumps of orders that grew out of control. or was it a concern to attempt to stop the peaceful transition of presidential power through violence? after now, many of the hundreds who been prosecutors have faith charges ranging from low level offenses relating to trespassing and disorderly conduct to felonies relating to violence and interrupting congressional proceedings. but with this successful prosecution of right wing earth keepers militia leader stewart rhodes and his deputy on seditious conspiracy, prosecutors convinced a jury that at least some involve, that they di

stuart rhodes, the group leader, did not actually go into the capitol building onjanuary the 6th, but the jury clearly were convinced that he applauded in advance to use violence to stop the lawful transfer of power from donald trump tojoe biden and they saw text messages that had the need to rise up. this would be very carefully watch not just what it means for the oath keepers and the proud boys but what it could mean for donald trump because the justice department is still considering whether or not to prosecute him for his part in the january 06 riot and a special counsel is been appointed here in washington to see whether or not donald trump himself should be put on trial. ahead of the verdict the bbc spoke to rhodes's estranged family at their home in montana about what it was like growing up inside one of america's most notorious militias and how hard it was for them to escape. from an early childhood there was adoration towards my father that slowly eroded away. i lived absolutely under the thumb of an emotional terrorist. his obsession with the apocalypse was his only hobby a

stuart whincup, bbc news, hartlepool. you're watching bbc news. police have called off the search for a woman reported to have been swept away while trying to rescue a dog in the river don in aberdeenshire. heavy downpours hit swathes of eastern scotland yesterday, causing flooding, road and railway closures. robert townsend reports. this was the scene in fife after heavy rainfall brought severe flooding to parts of the road network. elsewhere in dunfermline, commuters faced impossible conditions. whilst floodwaters also rose across parts of edinburgh. the past 2a hours has seen heavy rain and winds batter much of the east coast. residents, with the help of fire crews, tried their best to defend their homes against flooding — until the rising water levels proved too much. when the water started seeping through the floorboards, through the tiles of the bathroom initially, itjust came all the way through. and it's just spreading into the bottom level of the house. what can you do? you put down towels, but that's not going to help. it's happened be

stuart, let me start with you. i always find it grumbling humourist to see republicans get angry at trump on the narrow question of him hurting their electoral questions after he fomented an act of an actual coup. but it does seem like that is what lance the most with professional political practitioners and the republican party. do you think that there -- do you think that sunken with them after that loss, and will it affect any of that behavior? >> usually in politics, pain is the greatest teacher. and a lot of us who have been involved, trying to defeat trump, it is said that we need to bring the party to the ground for the party to come out and realize it. what do we mean by that? we mean that all of these candidates have to lose. you can't have a winning slate, but people who supported a coup in the united states government, look, the way i think that we are talking about this, probably wrong, is that when we say that a politician cost his party an election, it usually is in context of a personal scandal. like

not that's all in for tonight. >> and it looks like, tara and stuart stevens thank you all. not that's all in for tonight. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening alex. i would love a it is down with herschel wa

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grimace and the hamburglar well finally , to one family's christmas decorations up staging even more the stuart wait. what yeah, this family in virginia is showing off their home, which they've transformed into just a winter wonderland that is nearly every square inch decorations include a full blown miniature village that looks more like a city or a country even with railroad and ice rink completed with christmas trees all around the house, garland and ribbon and santa clauses. talk about decking the halls. they must not have any pets because that would be right with the dog. my gosh ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "avatar: the way of water," sigourney weaver. and one of the stars of the new film "the fabelmans," paul dano. plus, exclusively for our amazing viewers, luxury gifts for left as we continue "live's holiday gift bargains." also, a kind and helpful woman from alabama is delivering our good news story of t

afterwards, wales captain stuart williams said he was "a bit low but so proud," low but still proud." there was also defeat for scotland in their tournament opener, they were beaten 62—a1 by the united states, who are playing in the world cup for the very first time. that's after australia failed to beat afghanistan by a big margin. they did win in adelaide — but onlyjust — meaning they now need sri lanka to win tomorow — or the weather to intervene, as michael redford reports. the stage was set, the task was simple. australia had to beat afghanistan and they had to do it in style. firstjob, get i’u ns runs weekly. the best australia could offer —— offer. the second job, bull afghanistan out offer —— offer. the second job, bull afghanistan out quickly and put the pressure on england. instead, the pressure on england. instead, the pressure was all on themselves. when maxwell did this. fantastic fielding that led to a calamitous collapse, four wickets falling for four runs. australia boy into believing, not for long. found the boundary wrote numerous times that a famil

the founder of the right wing oak keepers group has been convicted of seditious conspiracy. stuart road is accused of instigating on a talk to block congress from certifying jo biden's election victory. he denied the accusations b. u. s. on its nature allies a promise more military to ukraine, not to help p repair its energy infrastructure. millions of people are struggling with rolling blackouts during winter after russia talked to cranes progress. on 4 more teams, f, secure their places to the knockout stages of the fif, a world cup and cutoff santa gold. the netherlands, you ascending, lemme double reach the round of 16 sending cut off equity on iran out in the group stake. cattle has announced its 1st major deal to send liquefied natural gas to germany. it's agreed to supply $2000000.00 tons each year, starting in 2026. the german chancellor left shorts as hale, the agreement as a building block towards energy stability. the move comes as european countries try to cope with high energy prices and uncertain supply as they work to reduce their dependence on russia. is ready forces of

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are you ready to meet the german and join me, rachel stuart on d. w. ah. ah, this is the, the, the news life from berlin. u. s. president joe biden says the upcoming mid term election is a defining moment for america or the big name. politicians from both parties are campaigning ahead of the crucial vote on tuesday. also coming up iran admitted to sending drones to russia that says they were sold before the war in ukraine began. and twitter rolls out. it's new $8.00 a month subscription model. the company is also being sued by former employees. the new boss on mosque laid off nearly half the workforce. ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. you as president joe biden has told a democratic rally that next week's midterm election will be a defining moment for democracy in the united states. he and former president barack obama hit the campaign trail in the swing state of pennsylvania, making an urgent appeal to voters. democracies will be on the ballot. this is a fine, a moment for the nation. and we all, we almost speak with one voice regardless of

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group found a stuart roads and florida chapter had kelly megs were accused of instigating an attack to block congress from certifying jo biden's election victory. she ab returns, he has more from washington the debate has always been, look, was this just arrived got out of control and for many of those who have stood trial been charged, these are the arguments that they make. look, we were just overwhelmed by the moment we went in because everyone else went in, but now they are popular justice has achieved its goal of suggesting and indeed proving to a jury that no, this was deeper. this really was a concern that a concerted efforts to interrupt the proceedings and congress prevent joe biden from coming to power of the us. and it's nato allies have promised more military a to ukraine and to help keep repair its energy infrastructure. millions of people are struggling with rolling blackouts during winter after russia attack. ukraine's power grids quarter has struck a deal with germany to supply $2000000.00 tons of liquefied natural gas a year. the agreement starts in 2026 and will last

i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. black friday in full swing according to the national retail federation. more than 115 million people are planning to shop today and on one of the busiest shopping days of the year, amazon warehouse workers are expected to stage stripes and protests worldwide for better wages and conditions. to the markets, futures a little mixed ahead of this short trading day. fed officials do see smaller rate hikes coming soon. it's good news for investors but the s&p and nasdaq slightly lower and the dow just up very slightly. take a look at 10-year treasury yield and always gives us a clue of where the equity markets are going. up a little bit at 3.73%. take a look at bitcoin too with all the turmoil going on in the crypto world and bitcoin right now just holding steady around 16,469. by the way, the company that was hired to recover assets from ftx says they've managed to recover more than $740 million so far and elon musk says amnesty is coming for suspended twitter accounts but only those who h

>> yes, we've been doing that and have a strong cash position, stuart, as you know and cash is king for investors and i think the toughest thing that investors are having a time with is they continue to hold onto stocks they love hoping it'll come back. it's all about math. you lose 50% in a position, you need that to come up by 100%. hedge your bet, have cash because if we do go into a recession, those stocks that you love, you're going to be able to buy at a deeper discount. stu: okay, we'll wait and see. eddie, thank you for being be us on an important day. what's coming up here, futures, red ink and down down about 200 points, got it. speaker pelosi insists president biden's low approval rating did not hold democrats back. >> has he been a drag for democrats? >> no, not at all. he's been a great president. numbers that relate to the president are really not that bad. stu: okay, with just a small loss in the midterms, president biden may feel he has a good shot at a second term. more on that one for you. there was a red tsunami in florida and governor desantis won second term term fo

the headline performer was capable, stuart john cook cutters ruling a mere spoke of celebrating diversity, been added on all the opening match of the tournament left ecuador fans. euphoric cutter failed to threaten their south american rivals who cruise to a comfortable tune ill victory. katara began their 1st ever willed cup match on the back foot. just minutes off to kickoff ecuador had scored, however, and a valencia's goal was surprisingly disallowed by the video assistant referee for offside. a short reprieve for the hosts, as valencia got another chance to school soon after felled in the box and awarded the penalty with 15 minutes played. the captain coolly converted for his $36.00 international go, and he wouldn't stop there. just after the half hour mark ecuador was all time leading scorer doubled the lead, and his side were cruising. meanwhile, kits off failed to register a single shot on target in the match. among the few chances, this was the most spectacular. as substitute mohammed min, sorry blasted his shot over the bar. and so could saw become the 1st ever world cup host to

. >> and it looks like, tara and stuart stevens thank you all. not that's all in for tonight. >> and it looks like, tara and stuart stevens thank you all. not that's all in for tonight. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening alex. i would love a it is down with herschel walker. depending on how this goes. i'm fascinated by the map. >> a real sit down with herschel walker would be an interesting thing. thank you as always, my friend. thanks to all of you at home for joining thus hour. it was 20 years ago now. maybe you forgot. this she made history in 2002. >> good morning. my colleagues just bestowed upon me the great honor to be the leader of the democrats in the house of representatives. they did so in an across the board, overwhelming vote of support and i'm very, very honored. >> that was nancy pelosi after being chosen to be the first woman to lead one of america's major political parties in congress. four years later democrats won control of the house of representatives and nancy pelosi again made history as the first woman ever

of carson city sits the stuart indian school. it was opened by the federal government from 1890 to 1980, one of three such schools in nevada, the stuart indian school opened with the stated purpose of addressing indigenous education. in reality, the school is meant to erase native culture and identity. today, we have learned that thousands of students who are enrolled at the stewart school were forced to forget their languages and were often prevented from seeing family members. alumni that i have talked to have recalled being kidnapped by government officials and taken to the school where their hair was cut off by school staff. letters from the school's archives make it clear that families were not informed when their children were sick or had even passed away. in fact, nearly 100 unmarked graves have been identified in the school cemetery. these stories show only a sliver of the cruelty and abuse that native children had at the stuart indian school and what they endured. but they highlight how important it is for us to continue

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stuart, earlier, we shared republican bill cassidy's tweet. he was responding to the trump dinner saying this is not who the republican party is. but here's the thing. we just listened to george bush. it might not be who the republican party was. but it's absolutely who they are today. >> yeah. listening to that clip from president bush is like an artifact from a lost civilization. and that campaign, they got a former republican governor to run the campaign against republican david too. it's -- look. where the party is now, though, is not surprising. go back to when trump called for a complete ban on muslims. and noma in the party or very few said anything. this is just what happens when you don't believe anything. you allow whoever says they will help you get elected just for power to take over. and that's what the republican party has done. we used to say, i don't know, some of us believe that, it turned out to be completely false, but that character is destiny. that's what happened to the republican party. the character of the republican pa